FROM THE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP

TEAM

Dear Parents, Carers and Community Members, Our teaching staff will gather in two separate days this week to review the data from Term 1 and plan for next term. Year 3 to 6 teachers will work together tomorrow and Prep to Year 2 teachers will work together on Wednesday. This process is part of a suite of resources designed to build the collective capacity of staff to improve the impact on student learning. Working together collaboratively helps us to enhance the learning culture of our school and provide consistency across the year levels. I extend my thanks to Sue Maclean for her work in facilitating and coordinating these data review days. Holy Week Christians set apart an entire week - Holy Week - to recall the events surrounding the suffering, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus. This liturgical season leading up to Easter is a significant one, full of ritual and symbolism. We will hold liturgies for the significant events of this week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 2.00pm. Thank you to the staff and students for preparing these liturgies for our reflection. You are most welcome to join us. Thanks for Term 1

I extend my thanks to all in our St Rita's community for the support you have given each other, our students, families and staff this term. Thank You! I wish Fr Joseph all the best as he leads a tour of the Holy Lands in April, best wishes to him and the tour group for a safe and successful trip. Students will return for Term 2 on Tuesday 17 April. Monday 16 is a Pupil Free Day for the Commonwealth Games.

Easter Blessing May the celebration of resurrected life bring new hope to

your being. May the victory over earthly death turn your eyes to the

promises of heaven. May the empty tomb help you to leave your sorrows at the

foot of the cross. So that God's hope, promises and forgiveness reign in your

life forever. Amen

All the best for a happy and relaxing holiday period. Happy Easter.

FROM APA Thanks For a Good Term 1 It doesn't seem that long ago that we were welcoming you all to the new school year and now we find ourselves at the end of our first term. I'd like to that you all for a very positive and productive Term 1. We have ridden the highs and lows that are part of any school term and we've shared some really great events and opportunities. Thank you for your support and feedback along the way. Easter Blessings I look forward to attending and participating in our Holy Week prayer reflections this week. I wish you and yours every blessing for this holy Easter season and hope you all enjoy some very special family time over the break. Brian

Term 1 Week 10 27 March 2018

Around Our School

39 Benfer Road VICTORIA POINT 4165

Ph: 07 3207 6628 Fax: 07 3207 6734

Email: pvictoriapoint@bne.catholic.edu.au

Online: www.stritasvp.qld.edu.au

IMPORTANT DATES Wed 28 March SPN Meeting 6.30pm Thurs 29 March LAST DAY TERM 1 Mon 16 April Pupil Free Day Tues 17 April TERM 2 COMMENCES

FROM APRE Holy Week Liturgy Timetable

Tuesday 27 March 2pm

Palm Sunday

Year 2 & 3

Wednesday 28 March 2pm

Last Supper

Year 4 & 5

Thursday 29 March 2pm

Crucifixion

Year 6

Why Hot Cross Buns at Easter? Hot Cross Buns. The familiar hot cross buns are sweet rolls with the sign of the cross cut into it, and they are one of several traditional European breads marked with a cross for Good Friday. According to tradition, these buns originated at St Alban's Abbey in 1361, where the monks gave them to the poor people who came there. (You may have your own recipe for sweet-rolls to which you can add currants or raisins before shaping and cut a cross in the top before baking; or you can buy them.) These Good Friday buns were very popular, and were sold by vendors who cried, Hot cross buns, Hot cross buns! One a-penny two a-penny, Hot cross buns! If you have no daughters, give 'em to your sons! One a-penny two a-penny, Hot cross buns! St Rita's Parish Easter Mass Times Thursday 29 March - HOLY THURSDAY 11:00am Have-A-Chat Club (Victoria Point Tavern) 7:00pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper followed by Adoration at the Altar of Repose until 9:30pm Friday 30 March - GOOD FRIDAY 10:00am Stations of the Cross (starts inside Church & then outside) followed by 1st Rite of Reconciliation. 3:00pm Friday of the Passion of the Lord Saturday 31 March - HOLY SATURDAY 11:00am Liturgy (Coochiemudlo Island) 5:25pm Mass for Easter Vigil - Russell Is. (St Peter’s Anglican Church) 6:00pm Service of Light and Mass for Easter Vigil (Church)

Sunday 1 April - EASTER SUNDAY 7:00am Mass for Easter (Church) 8:00am Mass for Easter - Macleay Island (Church of the Holy Spirit) 9:00am Mass for Easter (Church)

FROM PLL – Sue Maclean Throughout Term 1 our teachers at St. Rita's have worked continuously to maximize their impact on student learning. The Mindframes below guide our teaching pedagogy.

"Teachers and school leaders who develop these mind

frames are more likely to have major positive impacts

on student learning and progress." John Hattie

SPORTS NEWS

Quote of the week

‘The greatest achievement of the human

spirit is to live up to one's opportunities and make the most of one's resources.’ Luc de Clapiers

Cross Country Training

Cross Country training will then be held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 7.40 – 8.10am. Students are asked to meet Mr Kenyon under the covered area outside the tuckshop prior to 7.40am. Training is on offer to all students interested. See you there!

A reminder that it is a District expectation that 10-12 year students intending to represent the school at the Bayside District Carnival next term have been involved in the school training.

Cross Country training will continue through to mid-Term 2.

Bayside Zone Swimming Carnival

Congratulations to all of St Rita’s Swimmers on the efforts at last week’s Annual Bayside Zone Catholic Swimming Carnival. We were well represented across grades 4 – 6 in a multitude of events. It was great to see such positive involvement and encouragement amongst students as all involved had a fantastic day. Well done everyone!

District Sport Trials If there are any students interested in attending the following trials on offer – please see Mr Kenyon ASAP. It is highly suggested/recommended that you are involved with a local club for these sports, have representative experience and display a high knowledge and level of skill.

1. 10-12yr Boys Softball (due 23 April)

2. 10-12yr Girls Softball ( due 27 April)

Coles Sports for Schools Vouchers Please remember to collect all the Coles Sports for School vouchers. The more vouchers the school can collect the more sporting equipment Coles will supply to our school community. Keep them coming – Only 1 week remaining! The collection box is located in the front office next to class pigeon holes and can also be found at our local Coles supermarket in Victoria Pt.

Upcoming Dates April 24 – Interschool Sport #1 (Rescheduled date)

ASSEMBLY AWARDS

CLASS STUDENT

1T Melati Widiartana

4L Jayda Cook

LEARNING SUPPORT

Write 4 Fun competition Every year there are multiple opportunities for students to put pen to paper and be rewarded for their writing talents. Please see the ‘Write 4 Fun’ brochure at the back of this week’s newsletter for details on how to enter the poetry and short story competition for all ages on any topic of choice. The only stipulations are that the poetry must not exceed 16 lines and the stories can be no longer than 500 words. The date of this competition has been extended until the 8th April. All entries and registration details are to be submitted to www.write4fun.net. Another writing competition offered is the 2018 Young Journalist Award. You can visit www.australiancatholics.com.au for more details,or wait for more information that will be provided in the newsletter in Term 2. Please see Mrs Anderson if you have any questions about either of the writing competitions. Good luck!

April is Autism Awareness Month, with Autism Awareness day being celebrated on April 2. World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) aims to put a spotlight on the hurdles that people with autism – and others living with autism – face every day. It also celebrates the unique talents of those with autism. Next term, students will participate in activities aimed at raising their own awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Show your support. Maybe you could wear blue on Monday April 2?

NEWS FROM THE RESOURCE CENTRE

Happy Easter everyone, from the Library!

SCHOOL BANKING

Congratulations to Ethan S (2T) you are the lucky winner of a bonus $2 deposited into your account today!! Well done and keep up that wonderful saving!! We would also love to see you over the school holidays if you would like to continue banking during that time, otherwise School Banking will resume Tuesday 17th April. We are located at Victoria Point Shopping Centre (Food Court end) opening hours as follows:

Mon to Thurs 9.30 – 4.30pm Fri 9.30 – 5pm Saturday 9.30 – 12pm

We wish you all a fun and relaxing holiday with your family and friends, BOQ Victoria Point Tel: 3207 6133

TUCKSHOP NEWS

Thursday 29 March Claire McInnes Lisa Austin 2ND Break Anna Brooks Next term will be looking for Parents/ Caregivers to help prep for tuckshop on Wednesdays. If you can spare a couple of hours on a Wednesday morning please let me know. Wishing Everyone a Happy and Safe Easter. Renee 0411 523 969

UNIFORM SHOP

HOURS

Thursday 8.00 to 10.00am Friday 8.00 to 10.00am

CHISHOLM CATHOLIC COLLEGE Enrolments Year 7, 2019 & 2020

Year 7, 2019: Chisholm Catholic College has limited vacancies for Year 7, 2019. Parents of students currently in Year 6 who have not yet made application to Chisholm and would like to do so, should submit an Application for Enrolment immediately. Year 7, 2020: Enrolment interviews will be held on the afternoon of 3rd May, 2018 for students wishing to attend the College in Year 7, 2020 (current Year 5 students). Parents wishing to make application should do so immediately to ensure an interview time on this day. Applications are due by 20 April, 2018. Online Application for Enrolment forms are available on the College website www.chisholm.qld.edu.au. If you have any queries, please contact the College Registrar on 3209 0700.

Total Football Academy will be running an after School soccer program during Term 2 at St Rita's Primary School. The program is for Prep to Year 4 Pupils. Registration forms will be distributed during a free demonstration. During the 6 week program games will be played inside an inflatable soccer field, which captures the imagination of students, giving them a great soccer experience. Training will take place inside a skills square focusing on different skills each week, such as dribbling, turning and shooting. As part of the program players can also purchase a soccer kit (Top and Shorts). The program starts on Wednesday 2nd of May, Prep to Year 4 3.15pm - 4.15pm. To sign up online visit www.totalfootballacademy.com.au call Danny Morton on 0473 344 778 or e-mail bookings@totalfootballacademy.com.au. Find us on Facebook for wet weather information and special offers. p: 0413 888 64 e: andy@totalfootballacademy.com.au w: totalfootballacademy.com.au

ADVERTISING

Optimum Movement – Therapy for Kids

Prep Skill

Builders Help your prep aged child to optimize their learning and

skills with this OT run prep group. This group is for children

who are in Prep and who have difficulties with writing,

drawing and scissor skills. Issues with forming letters

correctly, pencil grasp, and/or other fine motor skills will be

addressed.

These 1 hour sessions will work on the development of gross

motor and fine motor skills and co-ordination for prep aged

children. Sessions will include specific practice of pre

writing and writing skills, scissors skills and foundation

visual skills for reading and writing.

This is a clinic-based Occupational Therapy program,

consisting of six 1 hour sessions. Places are limited to 5

students per group.

For further information or to enrol your child, please contact

Vicki Anderson (Practice Manager) or Michelle Schroder

(Receptionist):

P. 3821 3399 E. admin@optimummovement.com

Dates & Time:

Easter holidays:

3rd to 13th April, 2018

Week 1: Tuesday

Thursday and Friday

9am-10am.

Week 2: Tuesday and

Thursday - 9am-10am

and Friday13th April -

2:30-3:30pm

Cost:

$360 for the group. No

make-up sessions will be

offered.

Rebates may be available

through private health

insurance.

Where:

Optimum Movement

116 Wellington Street,

Ormiston 4160

Optimum Movement – Occupational Therapy for Kids

11/116 Wellington Street, Ormiston 4160 www.optimummovement.com

Games Club!

Bring your child to a fun filled OT social skills group to learn all the social and interpersonal skills required for playing games. Social skills will be taught through direct instruction, role playing, participating in games, and teamwork.

Your child will learn the skills to be a good winner/loser, share, regulate their behaviour and feelings, improve their co-operative play and teamwork, compromise and problem solve. This is a clinic-based Occupational Therapy program, consisting of six 1 hour sessions. For ages 4-7.

The total cost for the group is $510, $85 per session for 6 sessions.

The group will be run in the Easter school holidays. There will be 3 sessions a week.

Dates are as follows:

Week 1: Tuesday 3rd April 2pm-3pm, Thursday 5th and Friday 6th - 11am-midday.

Week 2: Tuesday 10th April - 11:30-12midday, Thursday 12th 11am-midday and

Friday 13th - 1pm-2pm.

To book in for this group please contact Vicki Anderson (Practice Manager) or Michelle Schroder (Receptionist) on (07) 3821 3399 or email admin@optimummovement.com

Optimum Movement – Therapy for Kids

www.optimummovement.com

…Connecting the Dots…

Year 1 Writers Group Help your child quickly progress to the

next level with their writing skills. This group is for children in

Grade 1 who have difficulties with large & messy writing, incorrect

letter formation, reversals, difficulties spacing their writing,

composing sentences and/or reluctant writers.

This is a 2-week intensive Occupational Therapy program run every

school holidays, consisting of five 1 hour sessions. Places are limited

to 5 students per group.

Dates for this group in Easter holidays are:

Week 1: Wednesday 4th and Friday 6th April - 3pm-4pm

Week 2: Monday 9th,Wednesday 11th , Thursday 12th-9:30-10:30am

Please call Vicki or Michelle to book in for this group by contacting

Optimum Movement on (07) 3821 3399 or

admin@optimummovement.com

Cost:

$60 per session, $300 for the

group.

Private health rebates may

be available.

Where:

Optimum Movement Clinic,

Shop 11, 116 Wellington

Street,

Ormiston 4160

Celebrating

Holy

Week

2018

at St. Rita’s Catholic Church

St. Rita’s Catholic Church, 37-39 Benfer Road, Victoria Point

Phone: (07) 3207 9177 . . . Website: www.stritasparish.org

Passion (Palm) Sunday 5pm Saturday Vigil Mass: 24 March

7am, 9am & 6pm Sunday Masses: 25 March

2nd Rite of Reconciliation

7pm Monday 26 March

Holy Thursday

7pm Mass of the Last Supper: 29 March (with Washing of the Feet Service)

Mass is followed by

1st Rite of Reconciliation

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Good Friday

10am Stations of the Cross: 30 March

3pm The Lord’s Passion: 30 March

Easter Saturday

6pm Vigil Mass: 31 March

Easter Sunday

7am & 9am Masses: 1 April

(NO 6PM MASS ON EASTER SUNDAY)

But the angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid; I know that you are looking for Jesus who was crucified. He is not here, for he has been raised, as he said. Come, see the place where he lay.’ Matthew 28:5-7

Virtual RealityAges: 9+ years. Bookings essential.

Take a leap into a virtual world where you can

explore everything virtual reality has to offer.

• Tuesday 3 April, 10–11.30am,

Victoria Point Library

• Thursday 5 April, 10–11.30am,

Cleveland Library

• Wednesday 11 April, 10–11.30am,

Capalaba Library

Beatrix Potter Fun DayAges: 6+ years. No bookings required.

Explore Beatrix Potter’s wonderful characters

and join in the fun with a scavenger hunt,

puzzles and craft.

• Tuesday 3 April, 10–11am,

Capalaba Library

• Wednesday 4 April, 10–11am,

Cleveland Library

• Thursday 5 April, 10–11am,

Victoria Point Library

Around the World Board Game Craft Ages: 8+ years. No bookings required.

Celebrate the Commonwealth Games by

creating your own board game to play

with your friends and family.

• Tuesday 3 April, 2–3pm,

Cleveland Library

• Wednesday 4 April, 2–3pm,

Victoria Point Library

• Thursday 5 April, 2–3pm,

Capalaba Library

Ice Cream Stick Lifting JackAges: 8+ years. Bookings required.

Harness the power of physics and engineering

to make your very own Lifting Jack.

• Wednesday 4 April, 10–11.30am,

Capalaba Library

Family Fun DayAges: 0–8 years (siblings welcome).

No bookings required.

Join special guests Geckoes Wildlife and get up

close and personal with some amazing animals and

join in some storytelling, craft and face painting.

• Friday 6 April, 10am–12pm,

Dunwich Community Hall, Dunwich

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HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES

GnomesAges: 6+ years. No bookings required.Make your very own craft Gnome to take home.• Tuesday 10 April, 10–11am, Capalaba Library

• Wednesday 11 April, 10–11am, Cleveland Library

Scrunch ArtAges: 8+ years. No bookings required.Get into the spirit of the Commonwealth Games by making a scrunch art flag to take home.• Tuesday 10 April, 2–3pm, Capalaba Library • Wednesday 11 April, 2–3pm, Cleveland Library

Augmented Reality Scavenger HuntAges: 6+ years. No bookings required.Using a phone or tablet, join us for a treasure hunt where every clue comes to life!• Tuesday 10 April, 10–11am, Victoria Point Library

Mr YipadeeAges: 6+ years. No bookings required.Join us for an afternoon of laughter and fun as we play along with bestselling author and songwriter Dean O’Brien (Mr Yipadee).• Thursday 12 April, 2–3pm, Victoria Point Library

Family Fun DayAges: 0–8 years (siblings welcome). No bookings required.Join us in the great outdoors where Fantastic Parties Boot Camp will put you through your paces with outdoor games and races. There will also be lots of fun activities and craft. • Friday 13 April, 10am–12pm, Jackson Oval, Russell Island

BOOKINGS COMMENCE 19 MARCH

FREE fun at your local library

To book visit us online redland.qld.gov.au/library and go to “What’s on at your library” to select your session

PLEASE NOTE: Parents/guardians must remain with children for the duration of all activities.

Our regular under 5s programs run through the School Holidays. Pick up our Event Calendar for details or visit redland.qld.gov.au/library for dates, times and locations.

THE RULESŸ Only one entry per student - either a Poem OR Short Story.Ÿ Entries to be typed or neatly handwritten.Ÿ Poems must not exceed 16 lines and Short Stories must not exceed 500 words.Ÿ Entries must be in by Saturday 31st March 2018.Ÿ Entries must be the original work of the author.Ÿ Co-written entries will be disquali�ed.Ÿ Entry form details must accompany each entry.

For the full list of rules and competition information, head to www.write4fun.net

THE PRIZESPoetry Prizes1st $1000 CASH ($500 to YOU and $500 to YOUR SCHOOL)! And YOUR CHOICE of an: Xbox One X OR a PlayStation 4 OR a Fitbit lonic OR Apple iPad ( 32GB) & Book

2nd $250 CASH + Write4fun Stationery Gift Pack & Book

3rd $150 CASH + Write4fun Stationery Gift Pack & Book

15 x Finalist Write4fun Stationery Gift Pack & Book

Short Story Prizes1st $1000 CASH ($500 to YOU and $500 to YOUR SCHOOL)! And YOUR CHOICE of an: Xbox One X OR a PlayStation 4 OR a Fitbit lonic OR Apple iPad ( 32GB) & Book

2nd $250 CASH + Write4fun Stationery Gift Pack & Book

3rd $150 CASH + Write4fun Stationery Gift Pack & Book

15 x Finalist Write4fun Stationery Gift Pack & Book

WRITERS WANTED

& YOUR CHOICE OF $1000 CASH

THE COMPETITIONEntry is NOW OPEN in the 2018 School Writing Competition! Students all over Australia are invited to enter their Poems OR Short stories, and battle it out for the great CASH prizes on offer. There is no theme!! Entrants are encouraged to let their imaginations run wild and get their creative juices �owing to write an ANY TOPIC and in ANY STYLE. Students from ALL GRADES are welcome to enter - Kindergarten to Grade 12.

Entry is FREE! All entries must be in by Saturday, 31st March 2018.Enter online at www.write4fun.net or email to enter@write4fun.net or fax to (07) 5574 3644 or post (with entry form details) to:Write4fun P.O. Box 2734, Nerang DC, QLD 4211

THE BOOKPoems and short stories entered into the competition will be considered for inclusion into our 2018 Write4fun anthology! Those selected will have the opportunity to purchase the edition at a discounted rate. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizewinners will receive a complimentary copy of the book. "We are very excited to be sponsoring this competition." stated Julia Woods, Managing Editor for Write4Fun. "Reading and writing seem to be taking a back seat these days to computer games and evolving technology! Our hope is that competitions such as these inspire the students to be creative with words once more and have fun doing it!"

Fitbit Ionic

Xbox One X

PlayStation 4

Apple Ipad 32GB

Enter online: www.write4fun.net OR Email to: enter@write4fun.netMail To: Write4fun P.O. Box 2734 Nerang DC, QLD 4211 Phone: (07) 5574 3622 Fax: (07) 5574 3644 www.facebook.com/Write4Fun

CARMEL COLLEGE

Presents

A Musical Perfomance of

Where: Redlands Performing Arts Centre

Address: 2/16 Middle St, Cleveland QLD 4163

When: 25th of May at 7pm & 26th of May 1pm

Matinee and an evening show at 7pm

Ticket Prices: $25 per adult, $15 all concession

Book by Thomas Meehan Music by Charles Strouse Lyrics by Martin Charnin

Original Broadway Production Directed by Martin Charnin

Presented on Broadway by Mike Nichols

Produced by

Irwin Meyer Stephen R. Friedman Lewis Allen

Alvin Nederlander The John F. Kennedy Center Icarus Productions

Associates Inc. for the Performing Arts hjhbvvbu

Based on “Little Orphan Annie” ®

By Permission of Tribune Media Services, Inc.

Originally Produced by The Goodspeed Opera House

Michael P. Price, Executive Director

Welcome to Easter Vacation Care 2018

Terms and Conditions BOOKINGS & FEES:

Accounts from Term 1 2018 MUST have a $0.00 balance before

bookings will be accepted.

Bookings made by COB Friday 16th March 2018 will incur the

Permanent Booking rate. Bookings made outside of this period will

incur the Casual Booking Rate. Casual Sessions require payment on

the day of booking. Activities by an external provider will incur an

additional charge. Please refer to the activity program for any

additional charges.

Due to the Commonwealth Games we will not be offering excursions

from the service.

ABSENCES:

Once a booking is made it cannot be altered. All additional days will

be at the Casual Rate. All absences will be payable regardless of

circumstance.

Please notify the service of any absences by 6:00pm the day prior.

Failure to notify of an absence will incur a non-communication fee of

$3.00.

ON THE DAY:

Please ensure that your child has enclosed footwear (NO THONGS or

SANDALS / CROCKS) and sensible SUN-SMART clothing (Broad

Brimmed Hat, Sleeved top/shirt), drink bottle at ALL times during

vacation care. Sunscreen is provided and is accessible throughout the

day. Children arriving with inappropriate clothing cannot be

accepted.

Children MUST NOT bring personal items (such as iPods, MP3 Players,

DVD’s, Nintendo DS games, phones, Toys, etc) to vacation care unless

advertised as part of the program.

St Rita’s is an Allergy Aware Centre. Avoid any products which

contain obvious traces of NUTS (including Uncle Toby’s MUESLI

BARS), eggs, strawberries and seafood, kiwi fruit. Please check all

labels. If you have any questions or are unsure of which products this

may include please contact the OSHC.

Due to food safety issues, we are unable to heat / reheat food

brought from home.

Kind regards,

The OSHC Team

St Rita’s OSHC, Victoria Point Ph: 0477 550 700

Email: victoriapointoshc@bne.centacare.net.au

EASTER VACATION CARE 2018

PROGRAM Tuesday 3/4 Wednesday 4/4 Thursday 5/5 Friday 6/4

Easter Monday.

( Closed )

How do other countries

celebrate Easter?

We are going on an Egg

Hunt

Make our own Hot Cross

Buns

Decorate Easter biscuits

Make your own movie by

attending our Wizards and

Warlocks Film Making

Incursion at 10am

Bring in a baby photo of

yourself for our guessing

competition.

SHH! Don’t show anyone

your photo!

WAX HANDS INCURSION Make your own hand into a candle. Approx. 1.30PM Make creations/Jewellery out of salt dough. Once it is dry and decorated you can take it home.

BRICKS FOR KIDS This was so popular last time

we brought it back! This time our theme is

HARRY POTTER! Why not come dressed as

your favourite Harry Potter Character.

Monday 9/4 Tuesday 10/4 Wednesday 11/4 Thursday 12/4 Friday 13/4

JAZZY’S MAGIC SHOW and

BALLOON TWISTING WORKSHOP

10am

Recycled Art Creations in the afternoon. Bring some interesting junk to use and share.

Feel and hold some

“Weird and Wonderful Creatures of the Sea” at our interactive and learn

Incursion 10am

Make your own sea Diahorama

Make and put on a show with a shadow puppet at our Drama Dragons Workshop. 10am Bring a glass jar to decorate and take home as well as making your own window sticker.

Learn the all about and listen to the rhythm of an African Drum

10.30 am

Make your own Egyptian mummy And make damper for afternoon tea. We will eat it at our own DISCO PARTY!

It’s SPOOKY FRIDAY! Dress up if you like! Face Painting. PHOTO BOOTH-take your photos home. Crazy cookie and cake decorating. Baby Competition Results.

Monday 16/4 PLEASE BRING- Broad Brimmed Hat, Sun smart clothing(sleeved), Enclosed shoes, Morning tea, Lunch and Water bottle.

Please do not allow your child to bring: Caps, Thongs, Singlets, Electronic Devices (iPads, Mobile phones, Nintendo DS, PSP, etc)

To avoid loss of property we suggest that no equipment or personal items are brought from home . The centre will not accept

responsibility for lost or damaged items.

Lets celebrate BACK TO SCHOOL WEEK! Let’s have a chill out day! Make smoothies, eat popcorn, watch a movie. Wear PJ’s or dress up if you like.

St Rita’s OSHC, Capalaba Ph: 0477 550 700

Email: victoriapointoshc@bne.centacare.net.au

We will also be celebrating the Commonwealth Games by having a variety of activities which are not written on the program. If you have any suggestions or idea’s please let us know.!

Please tick the days you require for each child.

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I = Incursion, E = Excursion N = Normal In House day

FEES FOR THE WHOLE DAY PER CHILD

Please note the dates of Excursion and Incursion days. EXCURSION PERMISSION FORMS must be completed in order for your child/ren to attend on excursion days.

PARENT/CARER AGREEMENT• I/We acknowledge that my child/ren are currently enrolled and have completed Centacare Child Care Services enrolment forms at

This information will be made available if your child/ren is/are attending another Centacare Child Care Service.

• I/We acknowledge that as per the cancellation policy stated in my enrolment package, any days that are booked will be paid for. Full fees will be charged for all absences and I/we understand that it is my/our responsibility to notify in writing, of any changes to booking details.

• I/We acknowledge that vacation care bookings may be in jeopardy unless accounts are paid up to date and vacation care fees are paid in advance at the commencement of booking at the Vacation Care Program.

• I/we agree to pay the schedule fees for the bookings nominated above as per CCCS policy.

• I/We understand that this booking form is due back by or my bookings will be charged at a casual rate of additional to the fees for the whole day.

Parent/Carer Name: Mobile Phone:

Address: Work Phone: Home Phone:

Suburb/Postcode: Email Address:

BOOKING FORM Vacation Care

child care services

Parent/Carer Signature Date

Date

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