OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION PARISH PRIMARY SCHOOL

TELEPHONE: 9584 9488 9 CENTRE DANDENONG ROAD,

CHELTENHAM VIC 3192 FAX: 9583 2606

Email: principal@olacheltenham.catholic.edu.au Website: www.olacheltenham.catholic.edu.au

NEWSLETTER – No.1 – 5th February 2019

Dear Parents,

We welcome all members of our school community to the

beginning of the 2019 school year at OLA. We ask for God’s

blessings on the coming year: blessings of hope, trust,

compassion, openness, joy, understanding…..and rich learning for

all.

Thank you to staff and parents who have assisted in the happy beginning for our students. Within our school, we try to model God’s love for each one of us, by being a renewing community where all members are valued, affirmed and empowered; where our commitment to Gospel values is expressed in every facet of our school’s endeavours. “The Lord has told us what is good. What he requires of us is this:

to do what is just;

to show constant love;

and to live in humble fellowship with our God,” Micah 6:8

For this sentiment to continue throughout the year, it will require our collective wisdom and generosity of spirit to be at the forefront of all our communications.

Education today is a complex engagement because of the intensity and variety of external influences particularly through various forms of media and electronic communications. Our school has a special role in assisting every parent with the education of their children, so that all children will develop a sense of personal responsibility and learn the correct use of freedom.

“We come with

a listening

heart”

2019

In planning ahead each year, the school’s consultative process includes staff reflection on the best use/ practice of programs and resources. When we look to introduce new initiatives, it is challenging to maintain best practice across the whole curriculum. Each year our specialist programs may be adjusted accordingly. Whilst the specialist programs for 2019 remain the same as last year’s, timetables and resources have varied. When STEM was initially introduced as a fortnightly program, a new OLA P-6 Performing Arts program was developed for classroom teachers to use in terms 1, 2, and 3, and incursion presenters to be booked for weekly workshops in term 4. Since the successful introduction of STEM three years ago, it was agreed to further build resources and the program; thus in 2019, students will have weekly STEM lessons in the newly established Makerspace Room. This year, our beautiful school library will operate differently. Class teachers have completed workshops to update library lesson skills to take their class for at least one timetabled, fortnightly library lesson. Teachers with their classes, will continue to visit the library to further support learning in the classroom. The library will be staffed for three days, instead of last year’s four. As always, parent helpers for the library are invaluable. The size of today’s newsletter is witness to the exciting programs and activities planned for all at OLA this year. I encourage you to read, diarise, check the OLA School Information Folder on the website, and get involved…. whenever, and wherever possible. Yours sincerely,

Mrs Leonie Young Principal

SCHOOL NOTICES:

OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION PARISH PRIMARY SCHOOL DATES FOR YOUR DIARY:

Term 1 February 2019 6 Wednesday Prep Free Day 7 Thursday Opening of School Year Mass 10.15am 8 Friday Grade 6 Summer Sport 10 Sunday Staff Commissioning Mass 9.00am 11 Monday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming 12 Tuesday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming OSAC Meeting 7.30pm 13 Wednesday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming 6JD Parish Mass 9.15am Scholastic Book Club Orders Due 14 Thursday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming Early Student Dismissal 1pm Parent/Teacher Chats 1.30pm – 8.00pm 15 Friday Grade 6 Summer Sport 18 Monday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming 19 Tuesday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming Swim Squad 7.30am 20 Wednesday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming 6MB Parish Mass 9.15am 21 Thursday Prep – Grade 4 Swimming Swim Squad 7.30am 5CG Class Mass 9.00am 22 Friday Grade 6 Summer Sport 24 Sunday Family Welcome Mass 11.00am Family Welcome BYO Picnic 12.00pm 25 Monday P-6 St John Ambulance Incursion 26 Tuesday Swim Squad 7.30am 27 Wednesday Grade 5/6 ScienceWorks Excursion 3/4CM Parish Mass 9.15am Reconciliation Parent/Child Workshop 7.00pm 28 Thursday Swim Squad 7.30am 6NC Class Mass 9.00am March 2019 1 Friday Grade 6 Summer Sport 4 Monday District Swimming (Bayside Aquatics) P&F Meeting 7.30pm 5 Tuesday Shrove Tuesday 6 Wednesday Ash Wednesday – Whole School Mass 10.15am 7 Thursday 5MC Class Mass 9.00am 8 Friday Grade 6 Summer Sport

Please Note: Thursday 14th February due to Parent/Teacher Chats, Children will be dismissed at 1.00pm.

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OLA STAFF PLACEMENTS 2019 PRINCIPAL LEONIE YOUNG DEPUTY PRINCIPAL JACQUELINE SOUTHWELL R E LEADER CAITLAN PROSSER TEACHING & LEARNING LEADER MARSHA VAN CUYLENBURG LOWER PRIMARY LEVEL LEADER JOSY REEDER UPPER PRIMARY LEVEL LEADER CAITLAN PROSSER STUDENT WELLBEING LEADER JACQUELINE SOUTHWELL PREP CT - CHRISTINE THREDGOLD PREP KM - KIRSTEN MILINSKI YR 1/2JD - JENNY DOHERTY & MICHELA VELLA YR 1/2JR - JOSY REEDER & SHARON ENTWISLE YR 1/2ST - SHELBY TURNER YR 3/4AD - ANNA DANSON & CAITLAN PROSSER YR 3/4CM - CARRIE MULCAHY & MICHELA VELLA YR 3/4ET - EVA TRAYNOR YR 3/4FJ - FRANCINE JORGENSEN YR 4/5OL - GEN O’MEARA & FIONA LEE YR 5CG - CZESIA GREEN YR 5MC - MICHELLE CONGERTSON YR 6JD - JULIE DOYLE & GERRY VERSTOEP YR 6MB - MARK BUCCILLI YR 6NC - NICOLE COLLINS & SHARON ENTWISLE LIBRARY SUPPORT OFFICER - SARAH ARNOTT LIBRARY TECHNICIAN - KATHERINE GRIMA LOTE – JAPANESE - HELENE LIONAKIS PHYSICAL EDUCATION - LIZ THOMPSON LITERACY & NUMERACY INTERVENTION - MARSHA VAN CUYLENBURG VISUAL ARTS - SAMANTHA HUDSON STEM - HELENE LIONAKIS & ANNA DANSON LITERACY & NUMERACY SUPPORT - BRAD HOARE GARDEN/OUTDOOR EDUCATION - BRIGETTE ROBINSON

SCHOOL NOTICES:

OLA STAFF PLACEMENTS 2019 LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - ANN ARTHUR LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - KERRY BOEING LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - SARAH DONALDSON LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - SARAH DOOLEY LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - KELLY HERAT LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - MEG MCCALLUM LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - DIANNE MCDOWALL LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER - TOM PERKIN FINANCE & ADMIN OFFICER (BURSAR) - GABRIELLE MCGEE ADMINISTRATION OFFICER (RECEPTION) - ALICIA ROBERTSON LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER (OFFICE) - DIANA MILBURN LEARNING SUPPORT OFFICER (FIRST AID) - SARAH DOOLEY SCHOOL ACCOUNTANT - JOE BRICK

YEAR SIX LEADERSHIP ROLES 2019

The OLA community congratulates the Grade 6 students on their leadership roles and wishes them all the best for a wonderful year ahead.

School Captains – Sebastian Tsaousidis, Hamish Derricott, Isabelle Gleeson, Jessica Prins

MacKillop (Gold) House Leaders

Lourdes (Red) House Leaders

Brigid (Blue) House Leaders

Fatima (Green) House Leaders

Patrick O’Connor Oliver McDonnell Zach Kovac Nathan De Mel

Joshua Roberts Brody Van Duynhoven Olivia Simurina Emma Sinclair

Oliver Leskie Braxon Vella Sebastian Grostal-Cooke

Liam Smith

Hayden Griffiths Ruby Pappalardo Amelia Natilli Erin Kenny

Community Leaders

Social Justice Leaders

Technology Leaders

Performing Arts Leaders

Sustainability Leaders

Jason Ntentis Stephanie Konstantos Sebastian Rivas- Mercuri Thomas Liang Oliver Bradley Jack Mulqueeney Liam Jones

Ava Marasco Yzabel Mariano Hannah Smith Xavier Hobkirk Natalia Zolkos Archer Oldham

iSea iCare Ambassadors

Jessica Murray Jaye Cleur Eoin Vogl Tahlia Morris

James Kousides Frazer Luxmoore Phoenix Mandic Sam Foster Wilson Ferriggi Andre Peciller Amon Hoskin Liam Close Campbell Kolodziej Ollie Gamble Jensen Knight Eddie Falkland

Eimear Atkins Tahlia Valeondis Emma Hewitt Isabella Miller Amelie Kovac Ella Splawa- Neyman Lena Kozdra Tahlia Torregrossa Sarah Lloyd

George Pandaleon Veronica Farr Imogen Bunnett Dante Chandwick Jason Michael Nicola Campbell

Visual Arts Leaders

Alexandra Karidis Daniella Prout Akyla O’Shannessey Mizuki Roche Angelique Kotzagiannidis

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EDUCATION IN FAITH

“We come with a

listening heart”

2019

Our theme for this year is “We come with a listening heart”. The theme is inspired by the Plenary Council which we will be looking at as a staff throughout the year. During the

Plenary Council we will be asked to consider the future of the Catholic Church. It will not only be a practice of sharing ideas but also one of listening to our peers. We ask God to

grace us with attentiveness and understanding.

For our greater community; our staff, our parents and students, we ask that we are open to listening to the word of God and the wonderings of others. May we learn from one another

and be inspired to live the message of Jesus.

God speaks in the silence of the heart.

Listening is the beginning of prayer.

Mother Teresa

Term 1 Catholic Social Teaching: Dignity of the Human Person This year we are changing the way we plan our Religious Education Curriculum. Looking across a two year cycle, we have allocated a Catholic Social Teaching to each term and also looked at creating two brand new units addressing traditions and scripture while also keeping in mind topics relevant to the world of our students. The Catholic Social Teaching ‘Dignity of the Human Person’ is the focus for Term 1. Each person is made in the image of God. As Christians we celebrate that God has created each person uniquely. We are joined together as a family and that God loves each of us equally. We experience God through our family and friends and The Church. This means we have to treat people with respect and fairness.

From this Catholic Social Teaching, we developed four fertile (or rich) questions to help direct our units. Each question is centred on the same concept but designed to fit the level of development of our students.

Fertile Questions:

Prep: What makes me special?

Junior: How should we treat each other?

Middle: What does dignity mean?

Senior: How is dignity upheld?

SCHOOL NOTICES:

EDUCATION IN FAITH

Throughout each term’s RE unit, there will be both teacher-led and student-led content. Teachers have planned half a term’s worth of work in order to cover the curriculum and key understandings. From these, the students own wonderings and interests will help scaffold the rest of the unit. For this reason, each class’s RE unit will be slightly different. We are very excited to be undertaking this new method of curriculum development and believe it will further engage and enhance the faith development of our students.

Date changes for your calendar:

Please be aware of the following changes to the 2019 RE dates:

Grade 4/5 Focus Masses have been changed from the long weekend. These will now be

on Saturday 15th June 6:30pm OR Sunday 16th June 11am.

Have a Ball Day has been added to the calendar – Friday 29th March.

Miss Caitlan Prosser Religious Education Leader

SCHOOL ACCOUNTS School Accounts were issued on Tuesday 29th January 2018. If you have not received your account, please check your email inbox, junk mail, spam or contact school office on 9584 9488 for a copy. Term 1 fees are due by the 22nd February 2019.

PARKING

For the safety and well being of all users, parents and family members are asked to observe the parking directions and restrictions in our car park area. The 2018 Handbook clearly outlines the procedures for parking within the school grounds and I encourage you to look over page 50 of this handbook to refresh your memories. The parking section of the handbook can be found here: http://bit.ly/OLAParking, as well as on the school website. I turn your attention to point number 1 in particular: “No Parking in Clearway – If you choose to stop in the ‘keep clear’ area, even for a short time, this lack of consideration for others can cause traffic congestion; place people and cars at risk, and generates some frustration for other motorists.” This includes blocking the driveway.

Car parking facility is available within the school grounds, BUT NECESSITATES THE CO-OPERATION AND PATIENCE OF ALL PEOPLE WHO USE THIS AREA. There are crossing supervisors on Centre Dandenong Road and Wilson street to ensure the ‘Part way is OK’ approach is safe for those who are happy to park/drop off in surrounding streets.

Please take care.

SCHOOL NOTICES:

SCHOOL CROSSINGS

Children must use the school crossings in Wilson Street and Centre Dandenong Road. Bikes are to be walked across the crossing and walked in front of school carpark to avoid accidents with pedestrians.

ABSENTEEISM Attendance at school is compulsory for all children over the age of six years. If your child is unable to attend school at any time during the year, you are asked to phone or email the school by 9.30am on the day of your child’s absence. When a child is absent from school, please email:

attendance@olacheltenham.catholic.edu.au (Please do not email absences to principal@olacheltenham.catholic.edu.au)

Please be reminded that it is important to include:

child’s name

child’s class

reason for absence

In the instance of contagious or serious illness please call on the day.

ALLERGY TO NUTS As we have a number of children and staff in the school community who are allergic to nuts and nut product the same procedures will be in place for 2019 to help prevent an allergic reaction. Parents are asked to be aware of which snacks contain nuts and avoid these where possible.

Parents have been informed by letter sent home if there is a student in their child’s class that has a LIFE THREATENING ALLERGY to NUTS. Our risk minimisation approach also includes asking parents of classmates to use alternatives to peanut butter and nutella on sandwiches and lunches and avoid sending raw nuts and muesli bars that contain nuts if a class member has a nut allergy. The OLA school community does not encourage children to share their food, food containers or utensils for this reason.

SCHOOL UNIFORM The school policy regarding the uniform is – that it is expected to be worn by all students. This includes neat hairstyles for boys and girls. The wearing of the uniform publicly states that they belong to Our Lady of the Assumption School. All students are expected to be correctly attired at all times, and we encourage children to wear their uniform with pride and ask that parents please support this policy. Please see uniform list in the OLA information folder, and if you have any queries, please discuss with class teacher or Mrs Leonie Young. I appreciate your co-operation in the past and look forward to it continuing.

SCHOOL NOTICES:

ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND

This area is not supervised before or after school so children (this includes pre-school children) are NOT permitted to play on the adventure playground equipment at these times. Teachers are not responsible for the supervision of pre-school children at any time.

OLA SCHOOL HOURS

Staff on Duty 8:30am Children should be at school by 8.35am First Bell 8:40am Classes 8:45am Absentee Bell 9.30am Children Eat Lunch 11:00am Lunch/Recess 11:15am Classes 12:00pm Afternoon Recess 2:00pm Classes 2:30pm School Dismissed 3:15pm

(Those children not collected by families are to gather at school office.)

PLEASE NOTE: If you require supervision before 8.30am or after 3.30pm, please contact OSH Club on 0478 100 455.

WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK

As of December 31 2007, any volunteer or person working within the school premises must have this check. This means that all of you wonderful parents, who give us so much support with excursions, literacy, numeracy, working bees, etc. must have this Check undertaken. Under new government laws we are not able to allow anyone who does not have this Check, to help at the School. Please check that your WWC is current.

VISITOR’S PASS

Any visitors to the school ie. parents, grandparents, friends will require a Working With Children Check or they will need to be accompanied throughout their visit. Visitors are asked to enter via the Office, register their name, date of arrival, time of arrival, sign in and state which area they will be entering. The Visitor’s pass will need to be displayed at all times. When leaving the visitor will be asked to return the Visitor’s Pass to the Office and sign out.

LATE PASS AND EARLY DEPARTURE PASS

A late pass must be signed by a parent or someone nominated by the parent for children who have arrived late to school. The late passes are available at the school office. Once the late pass is completed, the child will hand the pass onto their teacher. This is required for the class role. An Early Departure Pass and a note to the teacher is required prior to departure, if you wish to take your child out of school early. This Pass is also available at the school office and must be signed by a parent or someone nominated by the parent

SCHOOL NOTICES:

CLASS CONTACT LISTS

Shortly, class contact lists will be distributed detailing contact mobile phone numbers and email addresses. These provide a great avenue for friendships and social contacts, for both students and parents.

However, if you DO NOT wish to have your name, email address

and mobile phone number published, Please complete the form below and return to the School Office by Monday 11th February, 2019.

CLASS LISTS

Family Name: ……………………………………………………….. Child/’s name and Class: …………………………………………. …………………………………………. ………………………………………….

Please DO NOT include our name, email address or

telephone number on the class list.

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OLA SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL (OSAC)

The OLA School Advisory Council (OSAC) has been effective at OLA since 1987 to act in an advisory capacity to the Parish Priest and Principal on matters such as policy development, maintenance and future planning. The School Council meets each month during school term. There is an elected core group which forms the OLA School Advisory Council (OSAC), and the current membership is as follows:

Fr Peter Matheson

Leonie Young

Jacqueline Southwell

Mary McSwiggan

Matthew Gamble

Tim Dressing

Adam Solomon

Virginia Derricott

Liz Godfrey

Meetings are held on the following dates:

Tuesday 12 February 7:30pm

Tuesday 26 March 7:30pm

Tuesday 7 May 7:30pm

Tuesday 4 June 7.30pm

Tuesday 6 August 7:30pm

Tuesday 10 September 7:30pm

Tuesday 22 October 7:30pm

Tuesday 12 November 7:30pm

(Taken from OLA Information Folder 2019)

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STUDENT WELLBEING

Welcome to SWELL TERM 2019

IMPORTANT DATES

Opening Whole School Mass Thursday 7th February 10.15am

Staff Commissioning Parish Mass Sunday 10th February 9am

with Archbishop Comensoli

Family Welcome Mass Sunday 24th February 11am

Family Welcome BYO Picnic Sunday 24th February 12pm

P-6 St John Ambulance Incursion Monday 25th February

Student Obstacle Course/Lap-a-thon Monday 25th March

W&L Dental Mobile Dentistry Visit Week beginning 25th March

Have a Ball Donations Friday 29th March 8:30am

SWELL WEEKLY FOCI/THEME

Week 1 Getting to know others

Week 2 Friendships

Teachers & students will play games and activities that are designed to develop students’ sense of belonging to the class from day one of the school year.

What can you do to help?

1. Encourage your child to talk to classmates they don’t know very well and share something about themselves. They might share something in common or find out something really cool about one of their classmates.

2. Encourage your child to greet their classmates in appropriate ways. For example, saying hello, waving, smiling etc:. Positive greetings acknowledge, affirm and continue friendships.

SCHOOL NOTICES:

STUDENT WELLBEING

Whole School Meditation

Starting from Monday 11th February, as a whole school we are going to trial running meditation each day of the week at 8.45am. Our Gr 6 Community leaders will be meeting with me this week to begin their training in leading whole school meditation for 2019. We strongly encourage students to be settled in their classrooms by 8.40am to commence at 8.45am and if any parents and friends are in the school at this time, that you stop and meditate with us. You are welcome to join with your child’s class, find a quiet spot on the yard, go into the parent room or front office. This will support our whole school approach to meditation and will not be disruptive to the process.

2019 Lunch Club Overview

Lunch clubs are completely run by the dedication of our wonderful staff at OLA. Staff volunteer half of their lunch time and run a club for students to attend, learn, socialise and enjoy!

Lunch clubs are forever growing here at OLA and students are very fortunate to have a variety of them on offer each day of the week. Every day of the week there are 2 or more options other than outside play for students to take part in during half of their lunch

MONDAY

Club Staff

Card Club (Starts term 2)

Mr Buccilli & Mr Perkin

If you collect Football cards, Pokemon cards, or any other type of card collection, then come along and look at other childrens cards or make a trade with your friends.

Computer Club Mrs Danson & Mrs Arthur

Come along to Computer Club to tinker with Robotics, Coding or Gaming in the Makerspace Room.

Construction/Board games

Mrs Thredgold

Do you like building, making stuff and playing games? Construction/board games club invites you to play, problem solve and be creative.

SCHOOL NOTICES:

STUDENT WELLBEING

2019 Lunch Club Overview

TUESDAY Club Staff Outline

Hip hop Mr Hoare & Mrs Donaldson

Come down to hip hop club and sing and dance to some kids bop classics!

Chess & Library

Mrs Collins & Mrs Green

Play a game of chess or come to enjoy reading a book in the Library.

Drawing Mrs Traynor Draw and create inside or outside.

Wakakirri Miss Turner, Miss Prosser & Mrs Boeing

Do you enjoy story telling? This year the 5-6 Drama club will be learning a variety of dance, acting and creative movement to tell a story for the 2018 Wakakirri Performing Arts festival.

WEDNESDAY

Club Staff Outline

Taiko (Term 2 & 3)

Lionakis Sensei Each Wednesday a very keen, ever expanding, group of Taiko Drummers gather to practise and bond over some drumming. The various groups perform a number of times each year. The club is a very welcoming and sometimes a loud experience!

Library Mrs Doyle & Mrs Doherty

Read your favourite book, draw or spend some quiet time in the library.

Tournament of the Minds

(TOM)

Miss Van Cuylenburg, Mrs Lee & Mrs O’Meara

An opportunity to work as a team to develop creative solutions to problems. Be involved in the tournament and present at Deakin University.

THURSDAY

Club Staff Outline

Library Mrs Mulcahy & Mrs Arnott Read your favourite book, draw or spend some quiet time in the library.

Wakakirri Miss Turner, Miss Prosser and Mrs McDowall

Continuation of Tuesday’s session.

SCHOOL NOTICES:

STUDENT WELLBEING

2019 Lunch Club Overview

FRIDAY

Club Staff Outline

Walk and Talk Club

from 8:15am

Miss Jorgensen & Mrs Reeder

Start the day with a walk and talk with friends. A great way to improve fitness and get ready for House Cross Country. Parents and carers are welcome to join in.

Community Club

Mrs Traynor & Mrs Vella

Spend your lunch talking with friends, playing a game or colouring in. Everyone is welcome.

Miss Jacqueline Southwell Student Wellbeing Leader

Beginning of the Year agreements & Notices

As we begin a new school year, there will be a number of correspondence sent via Care Monkey in the upcoming weeks.

Please keep an eye out for the following: Cybersafety at OLA- 2019 Student User Agreement Volunteer Procedure & Volunteer Duty Statement Child Safety Code of Conduct (Also available in School Information Folder) Standard Collection Notice (Also available in School Information Folder) Privacy Policy School photograph/filming permission form

Hard copies are available from the school office. Please see me if you have any questions. Mrs Jacqueline Southwell Deputy Principal

SCHOOL NOTICES:

2019 CREDIT CARD FEE PAYMENT AGREEMENT

Please complete this form and return to the school office by no later than Friday 8th February 2019

FAMILY NAME…………………………………………………………………………………………………

STUDENT NAME (Eldest)……………………………………………………….…… CLASS:……….….

DAYTIME PHONE NO:…………………………….……… Account No: ………..………(Office use only)

METHOD OF PAYMENT AGREEMENT

I agree to pay my school fees for 2019 as follows:

7 monthly payments of $___________ (divide amount owing by 7) due on the 22nd of each month commencing, 22 February 2019 and ending 22 August 2019.

AUTOMATIC TRANSACTION AUTHORISATION I authorise Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Primary School to deduct payments from my CREDIT CARD account as indicated or until I give further notice in writing.

CREDIT CARD ONLY (please tick) MASTERCARD OR VISA

Card

Number

Expiry /

CCV (last 3 digits on reverse side of card)

Name on card………………………………………………………………………………………….……

Signature of Cardholder………………………………….……………………. Date……………………

Please be aware that if funds are not available and the Credit Card is rejected you will incur a charge to your fee account to cover costs incurred by the school. There will also be a dishonour fee on your account imposed by your own financial institution.

A NEW AGREEMENT AUTHORITY MUST BE FOR EACH NEW SCHOOL YEAR

OUTSTANDING SCHOOL FEES Balance B’Fwd $

Family Fee $2,817.00 per FAMILY $

Student Levy $783.00 per child $

Year Prep – 4 Swimming Fee $110.00 per child (Yrs Prep – 4) $

Year 5 and 6 Camp $330.00 per child (Yrs 5 & 6) $

ENROLMENT REGISTRATION PAYMENT (NEW FAMILIES ONLY)

- $100.00 new enrolments per child $

Total Fees 2019 $

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CANTEEN NOTICES:

Our Lady of the Assumption Primary School CANTEEN MENU 2019

Monday and Friday

Order your lunch online at www.flexischools.com.au

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