Dear Parents,

Parents, visitors and students at St Paul's School are advised that construction sites in and around the School are strictly out of bounds and are restricted areas. Only people who are authorized to enter these sites on official business may do so. Please adhere to the signage at these sites.

The 'educational relationship' at St Paul's School can be described as the relationship between the educator and the student. The nature of this educational relationship is essentially founded in the following statements:
· The extent of mutual acceptance and trust;
· A relationship of authority;
· A relationship of knowing;
· A dialogic (communicative) relationship.

The positive (healthy) or negative (unhealthy) nature of the educational relationship and the pedagogical atmosphere will awaken in the student a basic attitude of trust or anxiety. We promote a positive relationship between staff and students; one where trust and mutual respect play significant roles in the educational development of the student.

Education at St Paul's is a practical action through which the educator fosters the statements made above within the classroom. Education takes place especially in the School and home, but can occur anywhere where a student as the assistance seeking person is helped by another to master knowledge, skills or attitudes. It is our mission at St Paul's School to develop these characteristics in a specific and unique way.

Two of our Year 10 students, Alison Kenny and Ashleigh Taylor have been selected to be part of the Nga Tawa Student Exchange Program in New Zealand in Term 2. This is a new program which places the student in precisely the educational situations and settings as described above. We congratulate and wish them well and believe that they will be true ambassadors for St Paul's School.

Our welcome is extended to Mr Stathey Tsigounis as a Maths and Computer Studies teacher in the Senior School until the end of the year.

We also wish Margaret Goddard a speedy recovery during her leave and assure her that our thoughts and prayers are with her constantly.

Dr Andrč W van Zyl
Acting Head of School

Open Day
Saturday 13 March
8.30am - 1.00pm

Come and see what life is like for St Paul's students and discover what makes an education at St Paul's so great.
Complimentary morning tea will be served.

The vaccination will be administered on Friday 2 April at 9.00am.

Please ensure completed consent forms are returned to the Sutton Building by Monday 15 March for collection by Brisbane City Council. If you do not wish your child to be vaccinated, it would be appreciated if you could still complete the form, ticking "NO" and return it.

SPLAT: St Paul's - Live and Terrific
Believe it or not, we are up to SPLAT #7! SPLAT will be held in the Chapel of St Paul on Sunday 21 March at 6.00pm. The theme is "Get a Wriggle on" and we'll be looking at being bold and confident in our faith.

SPLAT is open to everyone. Students from Years 7-12 have been working hard on drama and dance to suit the theme and our guest speaker, Daniel Lynam, is an old boy of St Paul's.

We look forward to celebrating God's great love and creative spirit with you on the 21 March!

First Communion Classes
Just an early reminder that classes will begin in term 2 in preparation for receiving Communion. First Communion is open to anyone from Year 3 and above. Expression of Interest form will be in the Link shortly. Admittance to First Communion will be held at the Family Service on Sunday 2 June.

Reflection
There are many occasions in life where we are quite simply baffled, perplexed and confused. We may not know which way to turn or even know how to respond. At life's darkest moments it is easy to tumble wearily into an ever deepening ditch, forgetful of the even easier option: to give it all over to God. "Let go and let God" someone once said to me. The reality is that while God can help us to carry our burdens, we must still live the experience and grow through and from them. Below is a Michael Leunig prayer to remind us of small surprises and goodness (from "Common Prayer Collection", Collins Dove: North Blackburn, 1993):

We give thanks for the invention of the handle.
Without it there would be many things we couldn't
hold on to. As for the things we can't hold on to
anyway, let us gracefully accept their ungraspable
nature and celebrate all things elusive, fleeting and
intangible. They mystify us and make us receptive to
truth and beauty. We celebrate and give thanks.
Amen.

The Rev Nicole Colledge
Chaplain

Student Drivers
It is School policy that students who are appropriately licensed to drive may bring cars or motorcycles to School and must park them on School premises in the designated area, subject to the following conditions:

a) that their parents have given written consent to their driving to School and that such permission has been lodged with the Head of Senior School.

b) that the vehicle is locked upon arrival at School and is not approached or unlocked until it is time to leave for home.

c) that students hand their keys in at the Head of Senior School's Office on arrival at School (after 8.15am) and collect them before 3.45pm.

d) that students do not use their vehicle during School hours, i.e. 8.30am-3.10pm unless a written request is given to the Head of Senior School one (1) day in advance.

e) that students of no other School families are carried without the written consent of both passenger's and driver's parents being lodged with the Head of Senior School.

f) that student drivers park in the student carpark at the Attunga Street entrance.

g) that the driver drives and parks in a responsible manner at all times, particularly when in School uniform or when associated with the School.

As these guidelines form part of St Paul's School duty of care to all students, any breach of the above conditions associated with driving, or foolishness which the School perceives will endanger the safety of our students will result in the immediate and permanent removal of this privilege.

I seek your support in ensuring these guidelines are adhered.

Lions Youth of the Year
Four of our senior students, Glenys Roberts, Kristen Burrows, Justin Eyles and Anthony Rawlinson, have represented St Paul's in the annual Lion's Youth of the Year Quest. Each student has performed creditably with Glenys advancing to the regional final.

Important Dates
· Monday 22 - Friday 26 March - Year 11 and 12 Block testing
· Change of Date: Semi Formal now Friday 18 June

MJ Lehman
Head of Senior School

Students can access a gold phone in the Physical Education Centre and seek assistance at the Administration Building until 4.45pm each weekday.

Parents are advised that in an emergency, after 5.00pm weekdays, they may contact the caretaker Wayne Sheriff on 0414 295 147 to get messages or assistance to their children.

Additionally, if similar circumstances arise on the weekend parents may contact the caretaker Peter Hollingworth on 0414 326 907.

Parents should reinforce with their children that if there is an urgent situation or need to contact parents 'after hours' they should contact the caretakers at their respective houses or around the School grounds. Caretakers will offer students the use of a mobile phone or assistance as required.

An alternative and creative service to celebrate the love of God and discover new ways to share your faith.

Jindabyne & Perisher Blue
Saturday 3 - Saturday 10 July (Week 3 Of Our Holidays)
Parents and students are advised that deposits are now being taken for this year's Ski Tour.

Information and application forms are available at Sutton and PE Centre and a deposit of $100 secures a place.

There are up to 90 places available, full cost $820.

We are staying at Vikas Lodge in Jindabyne and skiing or snowboarding at Perisher Blue for 5 days.

Tour Organiser is Mr CT Walker and applications should be taken to him at the PE Centre.

CT Walker
Head of Physical Education

As the term moves towards a close, time demands and work loads increase resulting in students, parents and staff experiencing increased levels of stress. At times, this may lead to harsh words, frayed tempers and some upset students. Much of this can be avoided with a little care and consideration for others. At the times when students are under pressure to perform, they often fail to recognize that the community nature of the school is even more important to their ongoing emotional welfare.

Students need to remember that care and consideration allows a community like St Paul's to operate for the benefit of all. It is the right of every individual member of the school community to expect a safe environment, free of intimidation, harassment and bullying. As members of that community, it is the responsibility of every individual to assist in developing and maintaining a culture that values that right.

Our collective responsibility is to actively contribute to the desired school culture, one that places significant value on care and consideration for all members of the school community. An essential component of the desired school culture is communication. Student-initiated communication is essential in developing a positive school culture. This communication can be in many forms. Conversation with one of the significant adults within the school is a simple means of communication but not always suitable for some students and some situations. Students can write letters or emails to staff as a way of assisting them to understand the issues which students feel are important.

It is also essential that the quality of student-to-student interaction and communication be at its best during periods of high stress. Unfortunately, this is not the case with some Middle School students at the present time. Many of the positive aspects of close friendship groups can be damaged or undone at times like this. If students neglect to communicate with each other in a pleasant and positive fashion, friendships and trust built up over time may be lost or damaged. I urge all parents to actively support the idea of considerate and constructive communication amongst all our students. If you are aware that this is not happening, please assist us by discouraging negative conversation and discussion amongst students. Adolescent friendships are fragile and tenuous at the best of times; our students need our support to develop these friendships to a mature level.

Year 7 CBD Excursion
On Thursday 28 April, the Year 7's will be venturing into the CBD for the day. Thank you for the wonderful response to be 'shadows' and we now have enough. However, we are still looking for some more businesses to visit for a 30 minute tour. If you are able to help out, please return the form that was sent home as soon as possible or you can email Sophie O'Hara directly - s.ohara@stpauls.qld.edu.au

Mike Tucker
Head of Middle School

Parent - Teacher Interviews
As the end of the term fast approaches the Parent - Teacher Interviews begin to be organised. Please contact Mrs Julie Saunders at Frost to make an appointment to see your child's teacher. These will take place in Week Ten from Monday 29 March to Friday 2 April, before and after school. These are an important time for parents and teachers to share information about students. If through the term you need to discuss matters with the class teacher, then the best way to go about this is to make an appointment through Frost Reception. This way the matter can be given full attention.

As I walked around the school this week I felt very thankful for such a supportive parent group. There were mums and dads taking equipment across to the Phys Ed Centre for the Motor Program. Others showing up in boardies to assist with the swimming lessons. Some classes even had parents and grandparents helping with their language and maths groups. There were lots of helpers for the Year Six excursion to Australia Zoo. Thanks must also go to our Class Parent Liaison volunteers too as they do a great job in supporting the teacher's role. The list is endless, the staff of the Junior School are extremely thankful for the positive support they receive.

Important Dates
* Saturday 13 March - OPEN DAY and SCHOLARSHIP
* Tuesday 16 March - Junior TAS Swimming at The Southport School
* Sunday 21 March - SPLAT

MR Connolly
Head of Junior School

Are there any parents who are ex military who have Mess Dress they no longer want? The School's Army Cadet Unit is in need of them. Any sizes, male and females required. If you think you have what we need could you please call Ms Cunningham on 3261 1388.

Help Wanted - Commemorative Quilt
The Junior School is planning to make a Commemorative Quilt to coincide with 25 years of Junior School at St Paul's 1979 to 2004, incorporating all activities that make up the Junior School, from Prep at Paul's through to Year 6. This quilt when completed will be placed in the foyer of Frost Reception. There will be a presentation of the completed quilt at Con Brio 2004 in September. If anyone is interested in helping out with this project enquiries should be directed to Mrs Francesca Elliott - mum to Jessica 1G, Lachlan 6R and Fraser 8W, who has kindly offered to coordinate this project.

Do you have any unwanted fabric or notions to donate? If so, you can leave your donation at Frost Reception. It is anticipated that the patch should be no bigger or smaller than 30cm x 30cm. There are lots of ideas for the squares, so as the saying goes "many hands make light work". For further information contact Francesca Elliott on 3869 3701.

Safe Rolling
Rollerblades, rollerskates, skateboards and non-motorised scooters are classified as wheeled recreational devices and are subject to specific road rules.

These devices must not travel on a road with a dividing line or median strip, or a one-way road with more than one marked lane.

They must keep to the far left side of the local road, to the left of a path and must always give way to pedestrians and cyclists on a footpath or shared path.

While allowed to ride on a designated bicycle path, people using these devices must give way to bicycles.

Local governments have the authority to make local laws dealing with the use of wheeled recreational devices on roads and footpaths. For example, they may make a local law that prohibits the use of roller blades and skateboards on certain busy footpaths.

For further information on local laws in your area, please contact your local Council.

SAXAPHONE ALTO KEILWERTH Model EX 90 immaculate condition, hardly used, complete with hard case $2,550-00. Ph: 0754 970100 or 0427154758.

CLARINET YAMAHA C100 student model, excellent condition, complete with velvet lined hard carry case $480-00. Ph: 0754 970100 or 0427 154758.

The ORIGINAL and AUTHENTIC Taekwon-Do!

We can help you to feel safe by teaching you the Traditional Taekwon-Do as founded by General Choi Hong Hi. The BAI RUI School is the largest genuine Taekwon-Do school in Australia, operating for over 20 years in Queensland, and has gained many international awards for excellence. We are a traditional school, with traditional values.

The benefits of Bai Rui Taekwon-Do include:
· Improves Fitness
· A proven Self Defence
· Improves confidence and self control
· Suitable for boys, girls, mums, and dads
· Improve listening skills
· A drug free, ethically-based school
· Fun in a supportive environment
· We teach defence, not attack
· St Paul's - The Home of Bai Rui

Interested but hesitant? Come along and join in! First two lessons are free so you can be sure that Taekwon-Do suits you / your child. We are not a small "break-away" school, and qualifications are recognised worldwide. We have clubs throughout Australia.

Bald Hills
St Paul's School Taekwon-Do Hall

Training Times: Monday & Thursday - 5.45 - 7.15pm
Instructor: Mr Grant Birch (St Paul's School Past Student)

As well as the St Paul's club, we have over 30 Clubs throughout Brisbane!

Bai Rui Enquiries - 3325 1180
Internet: www.bairui.com

The Information evening held on Friday 26 February 2004 was well attended and resulted in several bookings. World Expeditions is keen to keep the group size to 15 and the tour will fill on a first in basis. If you are interested in this 20 day trip that incorporates trekking in the Everest region, rafting and game viewing from elephants in the Chitwan National Park and incredible shopping opportunities in Kathmandu and Bangkok then please get your $400 deposit to World Expeditions before Easter. The full cost of the all inclusive tour is approx. $3900 departing Monday 1 December and returning into Brisbane Wednesday 20 December 2004. For further information and bookings, contact Frank Levey, World Expeditions, 36 Agnes Street, Fortitude Valley, 4006. Tel. 3216 0823, Fax. 3216 0827.

If you would like more details to be sent to you, then complete the details below and return to either World Expeditions or Graham Jordan, Geography Department, St Paul's School.

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NEPAL TOUR 1 DECEMBER - 20 DECEMBER 2004
(Please return to either World Expeditions at above address or to Graham Jordan, Geography Department, St Paul's School).

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________

E-mail: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Yes, I would like further information on this tour __________________________ (signature)

The Junior School Supporters' Group Thanks You For Your Support

All Health Answers

Are you stuck for a great Present?

Have you ever wondered what
Mad Cow Disease, Molluscum Contagiosum, or
Osgood-Schlatter Disease really mean?

All Health Answers is a concise, easy to understand encyclopaedia of medicine, which has been written in simple English. It covers around 500 topics in a book that is 1000 pages long. The content is of the highest quality and it is written so that everyone can understand it. The layout of the book is in an A to Z format and the index is full of alternative names for many conditions, which makes looking up a topic a breeze. All information has been gained from specialists in their field of medicine, and contains the latest up to date details. At just $39.95, it is priced at half the bookshop price for books of this kind. Plus, if you buy the book through the JSSG, you'll also be helping to raise funds for Junior School students.
To view a copy, please visit Junior School Reception at the Frost Centre.

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ORDER FORM

(Please place order form in JSSG mailbox at Sutton or deliver to Junior School Reception
at Frost Centre).

Family Name: ___________________________________________________

Year /House: _____________________

Phone Number: ___________________________________________

Please supply me with _____ copies of All Health Answers @ $39.95 Total: $____________

I have enclosed payment by:
__ Cheque made out to St Paul's Association
__ Cash (please include correct money in sealed envelope)
__ Credit card (please tick)

__ MasterCard __ Visa __ Bankcard

Name on Card: _____________________________________________________

Card number: __ __ __ __/__ __ __ __/__ __ __ __/__ __ __ __

Expiry Date: __ __/__ __ Amount: $_________________

Your book/s will be available for collection within 7 working days from Junior School Reception at Frost Centre.

If you would like further details, please contact:
Claire Jackson on 3284 3789 or jacksonbarrett@optusnet.com.au

Recently six Year 12 students travelled to the University of Queensland accompanied by Mr Andrew Ball and Mr Peter Smith to attend the first "Bright Minds" lecture of the year. This series of lectures aims to encourage extremely capable students towards a career in Science by allowing them to meet university academics and industry representatives from various fields. Subsequent lectures in the series will be publicised in the Link.

This first lecture featured two of the world's leading authorities on hypersonic flight. Lawrence Stephenson, Nick Funnell, Rajiv Shekhar, Lorena Winn, Andrew Lindsay and Chen-Yu Wang were thoroughly entertained by Professor Allan Paul, leader of the UQ HYSHOT Scramjet project and a spokesman from the NASA hypersonics laboratory. Considerable insight into the pros and cons of performing advanced research was gained.

PA Sullivan
Head of Science

Students in Year 10 will shortly be asked to choose their camp for this year.

Camp lasts 4 days - 20 - 23 April, the week immediately following the Easter Break.

It is a mandatory part of the School curriculum.

The selection process involves each student selecting a buddy to camp with and pairs of students then opting for the camp of their choice.

If too many choose a camp, a random draw is made to eliminate excess numbers, who must then select a camp that is available.

A list below shows the camp offerings for this year. Parents and students should note that the South Passage Sailing involves an extra expense which is likely to be around $300. Mr Huth's Horse Riding camp will go Monday 19 - Thursday 22.

Apart from the Sailing group, the camp cost is included in your School fees.

A full information sheet will be distributed early next week.

Inquiries regarding the process may be directed to Mr C Walker in the PE Centre or the teacher in charge of any of the camps.

Venue	Main activity	Teacher Organising	Other Staff	Student Numbers
Mary River / Garapine	Canoeing & adventure activities	Mr Colin Walker	Ms S Parry, Mr Sean Riley Plus 2 to be advised	50
South Passage Sailing *	Sailing	Mr Cameron Howes	Ms A van Rosmalen	22
Horse Riding & Adventure Activities	Riding	Mr Stephen Huth	Mrs A Reville	24
Moreton Island 1	Bushwalking	Ms Hannah Riggs	Mr J Hill, Mr T Hughes	30
Moreton Island 2	Bushwalking	Mr Graham Jordan	Ms K Hancock Mr Glen Smith	30
Elanda Point / Noosa River	Canoe & cycle	Mr Bruce Barrie	Ms Melanie Johnson	24

CT Walker
Head of Physical Education

Emergency Services Provided By North Brisbane Oral Health Service
North Brisbane Oral Health Service will be centralising emergency dental treatment provision for eligible children attending schools within its Pine Rivers School Dental Program District. As of Monday 8 March 2004 parents will need to contact the staff of Kallangur School Dental Clinic for all emergency dental treatment for their children. Children seeking emergency treatment will be seen at this clinic strictly by appointment only.

Clinic details are listed below:
Kallangur Dental Clinic
Old Gympie Road
KALLANGUR QLD 4503
1.00pm - 3.30pm
Ph: 3480 5129

Consultation Hours:
Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays)
8.30am - 12.30pm
By appointment only

Extracts from cricket notes, School Magazine 1961 (the first year St Paul's opened). The excavation for the first turf cricket wicket at St Paul's was completed by voluntary labour - the boys, their parents and the masters all lending a hand. It was hoped to have it ready for the 1962 cricket season. As St Paul's had no cricket wicket of their own in 1961, the Headmaster of Bald Hills State School invited the boys to use their wickets for practice and competition. The first inter-form cricket match was played on the Bald Hills State School Oval on 11 March 1961. (There were only two classes, at St Paul's in the first year - Forms 1A and 1B.) St Paul's first venture into inter-school competition was a cricket match against 'Churchie' on 25 March 1961. 'Churchie' won by five runs on the first innings. In Third Term 1961, the St Paul's team was impressed with their first game on a turf wicket when they, as the youngest school in the competition, visited Ipswich Grammar, the oldest school. Ipswich Grammar won outright by five runs.

Claudette Cunningham
Volunteer Archivist

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Sun 14 Mar
Third Sunday in Lent

Mon 15 Mar 2
· Cadets Recruit Training 1/6, Platoon Training

Tue 16 Mar 2 H
· Jnr TAS Swimming Carnival @ TSS
· Yr 11 Hospitality A Class, Tavern 2.10pm-4.00pm

Wed 17 Mar 2 N
· SPS Rugby Supporters' Group Meeting, Library 6.30pm
· SPS Netball Supporters' Group Meeting, Library 7.00pm
· Yr 11 Hospitality B Class, Tavern 2.10pm-4.00pm
· Yr 9 QDU Debating Round 1
· SPS Cadets Supporters' Group Meeting, Cadets Shed 7.30pm

Thu 18 Mar 2 S
· Met North Trials: Open Rugby Union
· Yr 11 Hospitality C Class, Tavern 2.10pm-4.00pm
· Yr 8 B&G CE/Science Excursion

Fri 19 Mar 2
· TAS Blue Swimming Carnival @ Chandler 9.00am
· Yr 11 Hospitality D Class, Tavern 2.10pm-4.00pm
· SPIS excursion to Ewen Maddock Dam 11.30am-5.30pm

Sat 20 Mar
· SPIS Study Tour: Tezukayama School (20.3.04-30.3.04)
· TAS Round 7, Boys Cricket & Volleyball vs Ormiston @ St Paul's; Girls
· Basketball & Tennis vs Redeemer @ St Paul's
· Jnr TAS Round 6 Softball & Cricket

TUCKSHOP

Roster
For Monday 15 March 2004 - Friday 19 March 2004

Please bring an apron, wear closed-in shoes and tie long hair back

Mon 15 March
Beryl Aitken, Madonna Taylor, Michelle Griffiths

Tue 16 March
Sujata Bhalla, Linda Murphy, Bronwyn Jackson, Toni Patrick

Wed 17 March
Ann Hutchinson, Nerida Quince, Jo Anne McVeigh, Sue Kliner

Thu 18 March
Helen Porteous, Sue Broad, Lyn Nelson, Tess Auckland, D Connolly

Fri 19 March
Helen Price, Wendy Jory, Beth Jenkins, Pam Murray, Imelda Kately

Tuckshop Phone: 3261 7486
Tuckshop Convener: Dot Smith
Tuckshop Volunteer Hours: 8.30am - 1.30pm

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RETAIL SHOP
Phone: 3261 3098

TRADING HOURS:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 8.00am - 1.00pm
Friday 11.00am - 4.00pm

EFTPOS AVAILABLE
Phone Orders Available

Note
No more second hand trousers being accepted until further notice.

Wanted
Please bring in second hand band uniforms for resale.

New Stock Arrivals
Sports Bags $12.50
Sports Caps $12.50
Green Hats for Prep - Year 6 (Small & Medium sizes) $29.00
Green M/P shirts $26.00

2004 New Trading Hours
Monday 8.00am - 1.00pm (Before School, Morning Tea & Lunch breaks)
Tuesday 8.00am - 1.00pm
Wednesday 8.00am - 1.00pm
Thursday 8.00am - 1.00pm
Friday 11.00am - 4.00pm (Morning Tea, Lunch & After School)

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CRICKET SUPPORTERS GROUP

"Silent Auction"
England / Canada Cricket Tour Group

A Silent auction is being held to assist in raising funds for the England/ Canada Cricket Tour group who will be travelling overseas with Mr Sullivan and Mr Wells this year in June.

A signed Bulls Cricket Bat is the item being auctioned.

Signatories include Michael Kasprowicz, Stuart Law, Nathan Houritz, Martin Love, Ashley Noffke, Joe Dawes and others.

Bids will be accepted via email to gholmes2@bigpond.net.au or phone Mobile: 0418 166 840.

Don't miss out on this one.

The bat will be on display in the Retail shop.

The winner will be announced at the Past Students day on Sunday 25 April 2004.

ATTENTION ALL CRICKETERS

Cricket Breakup 2004
St Paul's
ENGLAND / CANADA TOUR Group
and Cricket Supporters Group

The Cricket Tour/supporters Groups are holding a barbeque following the last game of the school season on Saturday 27 March commencing around 5.30pm. We usually finish around 7.30pm (an ongoing tradition at the close of the cricket season). The barbeque this year will be held in the PE great court area at the school.

This is a great opportunity to get together with fellow cricket followers in the school, new parents and family's are most welcome to attend and meet the group.

Hamburgers and sausages and cans of soft drink will be on sale, beer & wine will be available.

For catering purposes, please return the form below to the Cricket box in the Sutton Building by Tuesday 23 March at the latest.

In the June holidays this year a St Paul's representative squad of 14 players with tour leaders Mr Paul Sullivan and Mr Rob Wells are touring England /Canada and playing seven games, and the players will be at the Barb-b-que.

Your attendance is valued and we look forward to a good roll up to wish them well.

As a parent of a cricket player, you are automatically a member of the Cricket Supporters Group and it is hoped that you and you family will be able to come along and take the opportunity to get to know the other parents and at the same time celebrate and reminisce on the seasons achievements and support the group and the coaches.

If you are interested in attending please let us know so we can ensure we have adequate supplies for the evening: gholmes2@bigpond.net.au

To assist with catering: please return by Monday 23 March.

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Cricket Breakup 2004
(Please return to Cricket Box in the SUTTON building)

Surname: ______________________________________________ Team: _______________________________

Number of Adults Attending: ___________________________ Students: _________________________________

AGM
The Cricket Supporters Group held their AGM on Wednesday 3 March 2004, following is the new committee.

President
Ralph Payne - rjbkgpayne@aol.com
1st Vice President
Tony Biggar - tbiggar@bigpond.net.au
2nd Vice President
Rob Hankin - rpmn.hankin@bigpond.com.au
Secretary
Dennis Arnold assisted by Jan Blok - d.arnold@qut.edu.au
Treasurer
David Leddy - david@dlacpa.com.au

Next meeting will be held at 7.30pm in the Library on the First Wednesday in July after we return from holidays.

We need some interested parents from Middle school to attend as we have some new and exciting development programs in the pipeline, but we need support from the Middle School.

Parents of Years 5 ,6, 7 in particular. (If you don't know about cricket but would like your child to play, don't worry we will assist you in understanding the finer points.)

Please contact any of the committee members for more information.

Garry Holmes

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JUNIOR SCHOOL SUPPORTERS' GROUP

Thanks for all who attended another well supported meeting. Special thanks to all staff that were able to attend. Information on the IT services for the JS and Con Brio were presented; please review the minutes for details.

Funding was given for two more portable shade structures, one yellow & one blue one in keeping with the four houses ($3310) and a science enrichment programme for the whole JS ($2000). The Con Brio JS quilt received allocation of $500 & $910 was donated to cover the purchase of house banners & a St Paul's JS banner.

Other ideas are in progress so mark the next meeting date Thursday 1 April in your diary and come & join in.

Don't forget the ongoing sales of Washing Liquid & the All Health Answers book- orders to the Frost Centre JSSG box. Please keep collecting your Paul's Milk caps- the JS benefits from them!

Get Ready, Get Steady, Get Shopping!!!!!
Yes, it is that time of year again. We can shop until we drop and know we are helping our children with their education.

Shop for your School will run from Thursday 25 March until Saturday 29 May. This allows us to shop during those busy times: Easter, Mothers Day. There will also be bonus days. Again we can make our purchases at any Westfield Shopping Centre, so don't forget: Chermside, Strathpine and North Lakes!!!!!

We are looking for as many families as possible to register their names, BEFORE SATURDAY 3 APRIL, and we will receive 100 bonus points per shopper!!!!!

Please go to customer service at your local Westfield Centre to do this.

This year as well as eMacs there are prizes of printers, digital video cameras and digital cameras.

If you are unable to lodge your receipts you can leave them at Junior School Reception and Sutton Reception in the specially marked boxes. Please place your receipts in an envelope with your name, your child's name and their class and your receipts will be returned.

So get ready for a wonderful 10 weeks of guilt free shopping!!!!! Don't forget register before Saturday 3 April for bonus points!!!!!

Swimming Carnival
The Junior School Supporters' Group is running a sausage sizzle at the invitational swimming carnival on Friday 12 March. Any offers of assistance, particularly from parents of swimmers attending, would be greatly appreciated. Please contact the Events Co-ordinator (Andrew Pope 3269 0516) if you are able to assist or leave your name at Junior School reception.

Bush Dance
Mark Friday 27 August in your diaries now as the date for this year's Junior School Bush Dance.

The JSSG

St Paul's Auxiliary
presents
"FASHION FOR ALL" LUNCHEON
FRIDAY 26 MARCH, 2004
11.30am for 12 noon
at
POLARIS RESTAURANT
Norris Road, Bracken Ridge
(North Point Institute of TAFE)
TICKETS $35 - Three Courses + Coffee

********** CHAMPAGNE ON ARRIVAL **********

Penny's Boutique - Smart Casual, Suiting and Evening Wear
Bellissima on Edward - Formal Evening Wear, Harrison's Menswear,
Wombat - Casual Co-ordinates, House of Windsor - Hats
Emma Page - Fashion Jewellery, Mary Kay - Cosmetics

THE AUXILIARY EXTENDS AN INVITATION TO ALL PARENTS,
NEW AND OLD TO JOIN US AT THIS FABULOUS EVENT.
THERE ARE ONLY 120 SEATS SO BOOK EARLY.
GET A TABLE TOGETHER, COME WITH A FRIEND OR COME ON YOUR OWN
YOU CAN BE ASSURED OF A WARM WELCOME AND GREAT COMPANY
BUT DON'T DELAY - FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW AND
POST IT IN THE AUXILIARY BOX IN THE SUTTON BUILDING OR
DROP OFF TO THE JUNIOR SCHOOL FROST RECEPTION

******** LOADS OF FANTASTIC PRIZES ********

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St Paul's Auxiliary "FASHION FOR ALL" LUNCHEON

I ENCLOSE $_____________ FOR_______ TICKETS @ $35 EACH

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Post-school options are important for our students and families. I will soon begin organizing short meetings with all Yr12 students to discuss their post-school options. The purpose of these meetings will be to talk to students to find out how the school can best support them in finding the information and assistance they may require to make informed choices about their future.

Last week I attended a very informative presentation at QTAC regarding tertiary entry procedures and the statistics relating to entry into tertiary courses in 2004. Some of the interesting points to arise from this seminar included:
· 22,311 QLD Yr 12 students applied for tertiary entry
· 92% of QLD Yr12 applicants received an offer
· 78% of those receiving an offer accepted it

First preference by field of education - % shifts
+ 17.2 % - Architecture & Building
+ 8.7 % - Natural & Physical Sciences
-20.2% - Information Technology
- 14.6% - Agriculture & Environment

Potential student interest in particular courses can change each year which can result in a subsequent change in OP requirements for tertiary entry. In real terms, this means that students wishing to apply for tertiary entry in 2005 will need to have a range of preferences to maximize opportunities for entry.

I am available for appointments with students and parents to discuss tertiary entry in 2005. Please make an appointment through Mrs. Duncan in the Counselling Department.

NP Simmons
School Counsellor

VET News Update
Understanding the Australian Qualifications Framework

The Australian Qualifications Framework is a comprehensive framework for all nationally recognised qualifications in schools, vocational education and training, and higher education.

Students in Yr 11 & 12 Hospitality Studies and Yr 12 Technology Studies at this school have the opportunity, if all of the requirements of the qualification are completed, to gain a Certificate 1 or a Statement of Attainment for those parts that are successfully completed. This certificate or Statement of Attainment will be recognised in all eight States/Territories in Australia. This is because Australia now has a national qualifications framework called the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF). There are 12 different types of qualifications within the framework. These are shown in the diagram below. Those that are bolded are the ones where the opportunity exists to be either fully or partially completed through the VET programs being undertaken at this school. Opportunities to achieve Certificate II and III are through outside TAFE options and School-based Traineeship or Apprenticeships. In the future we would like to provide more opportunity for students at this school to undergo this type of pathway.

AQTF Qualifications by Educational Sector

Schools	Vocational Education and Training (VET) Sector	Higher Education Sector
	Advanced Diploma Diploma	Doctoral Degree Masters Degree Graduate Diploma Graduate Certificate Bachelor Degree Advanced Diploma Diploma
Secondary Certificate of Education	Certificate IV Certificate III Certificate II Certificate I

Why is it so important?
The Australian Qualifications Framework helps all learners, employers, and education and training providers to participate in and navigate the qualifications system. Under the framework, learners can start at the level of learning that suits them and then build up as their needs and interests develop and change over time. The framework assists learners to plan their career progressions regardless of their life stage or locations. In this way, its supports national standards in education and training, and encourages lifelong learning.

Source: Queensland Department of Employment and Training: Training Packages @ Work Back 2 Basics - An Introduction to Australia's National Training System for Teachers and Trainers.

SM Puzaras
Voc Ed Co-ordinator

Useful Websites

Careers Markets:
www.qsa.qld.edu.au/TertiaryEntrance/whatshappening/
www.eocexpo.com.au
www.worldskills.com.au
www.tsxpo.org

Study programs abroad:
www.hobsons.com
www.gapaustralia.org
www.scce.com.au
www.ef.com

UK University courses:
www.britishcouncil.org.au/education

Occupational Information:
www.myfuture.edu.au
www.jobguide.dest.gov.au
www.careersonline.com.au
www.bigplans.com.au

Worksite For School:
www.worksite.actu.asn.au

Job Search:
www.workplace.gov.au
www.careerone.com.au
www.seek.com.au
www.thesource.gov.au/careers.index
www.qld.gov.au (click 'jobs and work')
www.psgazetteonline.gov.au
www.yourcareerguide.com

School Based Traineeships and Apprenticeships - Positions Vacant
Cert II Hospitality (Operations)
· Bulimba - Restaurant; CADET
· City - Restaurant; CADET

Cert III in Business Administration
· Hemmant - Office; ICET
· Murarrie - Office; ICET
· City - Legal; ICET

Cert II Warehousing
· Geebung - Recycling/Warehousing CADET

Cert III Warehousing & Distribution
· Richlands - Automotive; CADET
· Morayfield - Electrical; NBSILS

Cert II Automotive (Vehicle Servicing)
· Keperra - Automotive; CADET

Cert III Automotive Mechanical
· Brisbane - Light Vehicle; ICET

Cert II in Engineering
· Albion - Bull Bar Manufacture; CADET

Cert III in Electro Technology
· Brisbane - Systems Electrician; ICET
· Southside - Systems Electrician; ICET

Cert III in Information Technology
· Spring Hill - IT Consultants; CADET

Cert III in Construction (Bricklaying)
· Northside - Construction; CADET

Cert II in Hairdressing
· Newmarket - Hair Salon; CADET

Cert in Information Technology
· Stones Corner - IT; CADET

Cert III in Floristry
· City - Florist; CADET

Cert II in Furniture Production
· Camp Hill - Cabinets; ICET

Date Claimers

Fri 19 March
UQ FEAST Applications close

Mon 12-16 April
UQ FEAST - Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology

Fri 28 - 30 May
Careers and Employment Expo - Brisbane Convention Centre 9am-5pm

Fri 11 June
Undergrad Medicine & Health Sciences Admission Test registration

Wed 16 June
St Paul's School Careers Expo - Details available closer to date

Wed 30 June
Lions Youth Exchange Program - Closing date for applications

Sun 4 - 10 July
International College of Hotel Management Career Week

Sat 17 - 18 July
TSXPO www.tsxpo.org

Wed 28 July
Undergraduate Medicine & Health Sciences Admission Test

Sun 1 August
UQ Open Day - St Lucia Campus 9am-4pm

Sat 7 August
Griffith University Excellence Expo - Qld College of Art, Southbank

Sun 15 August
UQ Open Day - Ipswich Campus 10am-2pm

Sun 22 August
UQ Open Day - Gatton Campus 9.30am-3pm

Thu 30 Sept
Blue Mountains Hotel School - Scholarship applications due for 2005

26 Nov - 2 Oct
International College of Hotel Management Career Week

IGA - Brighton Positions Vacant
Male or Female students 15 years or over who are interested in casual work at the Brighton IGA (Beaconsfield Terrace, Brighton) may drop off their resumes in person to either Julie or Linda. The students must be available for after school, weekend and holiday work.

ICET - Automotive or Engineering Industries
ICET Group is currently looking for candidates who are interested in getting into the Automotive or Engineering Industries. They are looking for applicants for their next NAPP Engineering and Automotive Course. Candidates must meet one of the following criteria:
· Non English speaking background
· At risk of not completing school
· Disability
· Female wanting to work in a non-traditional trade

If candidates want to work in the automotive industry a license is preferable but not essential. If you would like more information on this course including dates, please contact Mrs Puzaras at the Counselling office.

Antipodeans - Year Out Programme: Community Projects in Developing Countries
Antipodeans Abroad invites students who are interested in spending the year after finishing school broadening their horizons and facing new challenges by taking part in a 3-4 month Year Out placement in a developing country. A Year Out will allow you to experience another culture, teach you new skills and give something to the community. Antipodeans Abroad places students in developing countries to work as assistant teachers in village schools predominantly teaching English with opportunities to teach other subjects such as history, geography, music and sports. Opportunities to work alongside aide organisations are also available. This work will vary according to the project, but could involve building projects, surveys and environmental work. More information can be obtained from www.antipodeans.com.au or 1800 502 014

Lions Australia Youth Exchange
Lions Youth Exchange Program offers a unique opportunity to enjoy a six-week overseas cultural exchange. All Youth Exchange Programs depart Australia in early December and return mid-January each year. Full details of all these programs can be found on the Lions Youth Exchange website www.lionsclubs.org.au/ye or by contacting Keith Davis ksdavis@hotkey.net.au or (03) 5367 3429.

World Education Program Australia
WEP offer Student Exchange Programs to a number of countries and can be contacted on www.wep.org.au or 1300 884 733 for more information.

Urgent and Important
TAS swimming (at Chandler) is on Friday 19 March. Because of lightning and cyclonic conditions, we have lost quite a few Time Trial opportunities. Therefore, Age Championships and final Time Trials will be held this Friday morning at the School pool from 8.00am onwards. Bring your togs! Some individual and relay positions are yet to be determined.

Jnr TAS Swimming
Congratulations to all students who have been successful in being selected in the Junior TAS Swimming Team to compete at the annual carnival on Tuesday 16 March 2004 at The Southport School, Gold Coast. A team list has been posted on the window in F15 for all interested students.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all parents and staff for their assistance at training and time trials. I would like to congratulate all students involved in training and time trials on their excellent commitment and dedication to the sport. It is unfortunate that I am unable to take all students to the carnival and I hope that this does not cause disappointment for some. I hope to see everyone back at training again next year and I encourage current Year 7 students to continue swimming and trial again next year for the Senior TAS Swimming Team.

Congratulations
CONGRATULATIONS to Bryanna Childs (Yr7), Matthew Clanfield (Yr7) and Zackary Taylor (Yr6) on being selected in the Met North Regional Swimming Team to compete at the State Titles in Townsville from 24 - 26 March 2004. Bryanna was successful in the 100m Freestyle, Matthew in the 50m Butterfly and Zackary in the 50m Freestyle, Backstroke and Butterfly, 100m Freestyle and the 200m Individual Medley. I wish Bryanna, Matthew and Zachary the best of luck at the Championships. Well done!

Netball Development Day - Saturday 24 April 2004
Attention all Year 4 Netta Netball and Years 5, 6 & 7 Netball players please keep Saturday 24 April 2004 free for the Netball Development Day and Year 7 Trials. This will be a compulsory day for all students intending to play Netball for Junior TAS in Term 2. Please watch this space for further information closer to the day.

Coming Events
· Tuesday 16 March - Jnr TAS Swimming Carnival
· Saturday 27 March - Jnr TAS Year 4 Tee-Ball & Kanga Cricket Carnival
· Wednesday 31 March - Jnr School Cross Country Standards Carnival

RE Harle
Sports Coordinator - Junior School
0407 127 059

Swimming - Under 12 Age Championships
Year 7 (Under 12) Swimmers, Boys and Girls, are reminded that to qualify for Age Champions you must attend the remaining Friday Night Trials and Carnivals, including the Junior TAS Carnival. Age Champions are decided on times that you record for the following events:
50m Freestyle; 50m Backstroke; 50m Breastroke; 50m Butterfly and 100m Freestyle.

DH Broom
Director of Activities

The golf academy is looking for expressions of interest from all of our golfing students who are interested in participating in a structured golf training program at the School.

So for all those golf enthusiasts, whether you have a golf handicap or don't but might be interested in aiming to get one in the future, let me know by filling in your details in the space provided below and I will contact you to see what options are available to you for your golf at St Paul's.

The Program will look like this:
· Starting from the beginning of term 2 (costs yet to be determined)
· Courses will consist of:
1. Golf 1 - 1 group lesson per week + rights to practice Mon - Fri. outside school hours
2. Golf 2 - 2 group classes per week + rights to practice Mon - Fri outside school hours
· The Program aims to offer a training program for all levels of golfers from beginner to advance at our fully comprehensive training facility, and
· Will offer opportunities for those interested students to participate in selection trials for the right to represent the "St Paul's Golf Team" in competitions though, out the year.

One of these competitions is organized by the Queensland intercollegiate golf Association, of which our school is now a member. This association runs four events during the each year.

The four events for this year are:
· Monday 1 March - Southport Golf Course - 9.00am Shot Gun Start (will not be participating in this one). (Completed)
· Monday 17 May - The Colonial (formerly Paradise Springs)
· Monday 23 August - Indooroopilly Golf Course
· Monday 18 October - Hills International Golf Course

The schools that we could be competing against are:
· Griffith University
· Centenary SHS
· IPCA
· John Paul College
· Hills Golf Academy
· Nudgee College
· The Southport School
· Kelvin Grove State College
· St Hilda's School

Tom Fielding
Director of Golf

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Golf Program
(Please return to Tom Fielding at the rear of the admin building).

Parents / Guardians name: _____________________________________________________________________

Contact details: ______________________________________________________________________________

Student Name: ________________________________________________ Year level: ____ House: __________

Handicap (if applicable): _______________________________________________________________________

What level of golf training & activities would you like to see being offered as part of the Golf Academy:

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

You can also make contact with me by email at T.Fielding@stpauls.qld.edu.au or simply call at my office at the rear of the admin building to discuss the golf academy activity options.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
are invited from
Students studying Indonesian in Years 8-12
to participate in
AN INDONESIAN EXPERIENCE IN DARWIN
5 Nights ex Brisbane
Tuesday 22 June - Saturday 26 June 2004
Have fun with tawar-menawar at the Rapid Creek Market
Cultural activities in Indonesian dance and music at Tunas Melekar
Taste exotic Indonesian fruits at the Southport Exotic Fruits Farm
and many more fun activities!
If you are interested, please fill in the reply slip below, and see Ibu Jennie Lee for more details
RSVP by Monday 15 March 2004

JS Lee
Head of LOTE

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AN INDONESIAN EXPERIENCE IN DARWIN - REPLY SLIP

Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________

House: _______________________________ Year Level: ________________ Age: _______________________

Parent/Guardian's Name: _______________________________________________________________________

Contact Numbers: House: __________________ Work: __________________ Mobile: _____________________

Yes, I am interested in the Indonesian Experience in Darwin excursion and would like more information about it.

Signature of student: ________________________ Parent's/Guardian's signature: __________________________

Send your reply to Ibu Jennie Lee at Sutton Reception, before or by 15 March 2004.

Week of Saturday 13 March
Middle And Senior School Sport
SPORTS PHONE: 32611388 DIAL 5

	TAS BOYS CRICKET			SATURDAY 13 MARCH
TEAM	OPPOSITION	VENUE	TIME	FIELD
1ST XI	MARIST ROSALIE	FIG TREE POCKET	9:30AM - 4:45PM	LAVALLA (TURF)
2ND XI	BYE
3RD XI	BRISBANE BOYS COLLEGE 4TH XI	OXLEY	1:45PM - 5:45PM	SYNTHETIC PITCH
YEAR 10A	MARIST ROSALIE	BALD HILLS	8:30AM - 12:30AM	MAIN OVAL (TURF)
YEAR 10B	MARIST ASHGROVE	ASHGROVE	8:15AM - 12:30PM	OVAL 3 (SYNTHETIC)
YEAR 9A	MARIST ROSALIE	FIG TREE POCKET	8:30AM - 12:30AM	LAVALLA (TURF)
YEAR 8A	MARIST ROSALIE	FIG TREE POCKET	12:45PM - 4:45PM	LAVALLA (TURF)
YEAR 8B	BRISBANE BOYS COLLEGE 13E	SHERWOOD	1:45PM - 5:45PM	SYNTHETIC PITCH
* ALL PLAYERS SHOULD BRING SHOES SUITABLE TO PLAY ON ANY SURFACE IN CASE PITCH CHANGES ARE NECESSARY *
Please Note: The address of the venue is as follows
Marist Rosalie Playing Fields, Sprenger Street, Fig Tree Pocket. (Map 178, D14) 2002 UBD/ GREGORY'S 2002
Sherwood State Primary School, Cnr of Oxley and Sherwood Roads, Sherwood (Map 178, P19) 2003 UBD
Oxley Secondary College, Blackheath Road, Oxley (Map 198, H6) 2003 UBD
Marist College, Frasers Road, Ashgrove. (Map 138,M17) UBD 2000/ GREGORY'S 2002
	TAS BOYS VOLLEYBALL			SATURDAY 13 MARCH
TEAM	OPPOSITION	VENUE	TIME	COURT
FIRSTS	MARIST ROSALIE	PADDINGTON	10:30AM	UNDER COVER COURT 1
SECONDS	MARIST ROSALIE	PADDINGTON	9:30AM	UNDER COVER COURT 1
YEAR 10	MARIST ROSALIE	PADDINGTON	8:30AM	UNDER COVER COURT 1
YEAR 9	MARIST ROSALIE	PADDINGTON	9:30AM	UNDER COVER COURT 2
YEAR 8	MARIST ROSALIE	PADDINGTON	8:30AM	UNDER COVER COURT 2
Please Note: The address of the venue is as follows
Marist College, Rosalie, Fernberg Road, Rosalie. (Map 17, G17) UBD 2001 / GREGORY'S 2002.
	TAS GIRLS TENNIS			SATURDAY 13 MARCH
TEAM	OPPOSITION	VENUE	TIME	COURT
FIRSTS	STUARTHOLME	ST LUCIA	WARM UP FROM 8:00AM
SECONDS	STUARTHOLME	ST LUCIA	WARM UP FROM 8:00AM
YEAR 10	STUARTHOLME	ST LUCIA	WARM UP FROM 8:00AM
YEAR 9	STUARTHOLME	ST LUCIA	WARM UP FROM 8:00AM
YEAR 8	STUARTHOLME	ST LUCIA	WARM UP FROM 8:00AM
Please Note: The address of the venue is as follows
University of Queensland Tennis Courts, Blair Drive, St Lucia (Map 179, K2) UBD 1998.
	TAS GIRLS BASKETBALL			SATURDAY 13 MARCH
TEAM	OPPOSITION	VENUE	TIME	COURT
FIRSTS	STUARTHOLME	CORINDA	10:00 AM	INDOORS
SECONDS	STUARTHOLME	CORINDA	9:00 AM	INDOORS
YEAR 10	STUARTHOLME	CORINDA	8:00 AM	INDOORS
YEAR 9	STUARTHOLME	TOOWONG	9:00 AM	INDOORS
YEAR 8	STUARTHOLME	TOOWONG	8:00 AM	INDOORS
Please Note: The address of the venue is as follows
Toowong College, Bywong Street, Toowong. (Map 158, M19) UBD 2003.
Corinda High School, Pratten Street Corinda. (Map 198, Q5) UBD 2003.
Wet Weather Procedure
Wet weather announcements for home game cancellations will be broadcast on 4KQ between 7.15am and 7.45am. Otherwise wet weather information can be accessed via the St Paul's sports phone, coaches, or the Coordinator of Sport Ms Sam Parry on 0400 799 490.

SA Parry
Sports Co-Ordinator

CON BRIO 2004
"With Spirit and Life"
Saturday 11 September 2004

Plans are already underway to build on our successes of 2002 to produce an extravaganza of fun and enjoyment. Con Brio is a musical term meaning "with spirit and life". It is the embodiment of the Festival of Arts produced by the School every two years to showcase the amazing musical, dancing and artistic talents of our students from Prep to Year 12.

CALLING FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
We need your help to make this year's CON BRIO a success. Expressions of Interest are sought from individuals and groups in the provision of funds, goods, services and energy. An early indication from our extended family will enable us to plan and organise.

Please refer to the list below of areas where you feel you may be able to assist (other suggestions are also welcome) and then complete and return the form below. Funds raised by groups will assist us to cover our expenses and will also assist Supporter Groups in their ongoing work of supporting their particular area within the School.

§ Cash donation § Donation of goods (please indicate) § Donation of a specialised service (please indicate) § Manage money on the day § Assist with Junior School disco § Assist with Senior & Middle Schools disco § Sale of Family Passes/ tickets

§ Cool drinks stand § Beer tent § Wine bar § Gourmet food stalls § Provision of food for stalls § Provision of food preparation equipment (bain marie, gas/electric stoves/refrigerators/ warmers/food presentation stands) § Supply of pre-cooked food, including scones, cakes

§ Provision of power supply to Main Oval § Staging § Assistance with staging the concert § Assistance with staging the Middle School musical § Provision/hire of marquees, restaurant tables & chairs, crockery, cutlery, glasses, table dressing, napkins § Sign Writing & Signage

§ Assist with publicity, media advertising, production of advertising material § Crowd control marshal § Security § Sausage sizzle § Provision and servicing of public conveniences § Supervision and coordination of Fair rides for children § Face painting

Fred Danielsen
Director of Strategic Projects

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CON BRIO 2004
Saturday 11 September 2004

Please return this form either to the CON BRIO BOX in Sutton Reception or to your child's Head of House or Class Teacher (Junior School).

Name of Person or Group
Contact Number
Area of Interest/Contribution
Brief indication of your skills/background in this area