BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOL’S

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Phone: 9918 8811

Term 3 Week 8

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6 September, 2017

Artist: Year 12 student Lilla Obradovic

Major Artwork Titled“Splitting”

What a magnificent drawing Lilla.

The MADDTas Evening was a SENSATION!

Thursday night (last week) was Barrenjoey’s MADDTas evening for 2017. It was an opportunity

to display the talents of Barrenjoey’s students in the fields of Music, Art, Drama and Design &

Technology.

I remain in awe of what our students created or performed on the night. It’s worth noting that

more than 75% of our students choose HSC courses that contain a Major Work, with approx.

35% doing two or more courses. This is testament to the creativity of our students and the

physicality they bring to their HSC studies.

Quality was displayed, not just in Visual Arts and Photography but also in Music, IT –Timber

and Multimedia, Design & Technology, Drama, Hospitality and Textiles Design - work that was

the result of effort, application, vision… practice, determination and imagination over a

sustained period of time.

MADDTas is Barrenjoey’s collaboration between the CAPA (Creative & Performing Arts) and the

TAS (Technology & Applied Studies) faculties, and this year it incorporated 12 staff members,

from 10 subject areas involving more than 100 students.

Mostly… the displays, products and performances were by HSC students and therefore their

development over the years was incredibly obvious to us all. Personally, I reflected on how

special it is to see a student mature and progress. The student’s artistic and creative growth

paralleled their emotional maturity that was easily reflected in their Major Works.

Last Thursday unique artists & photographers, talented woodworkers, gifted musicians and

dramatists treated the audience to displays and performances all while sampling the delights

from the gorgeous kitchens of the Hospitality class. Furthermore, the Concert Big Band opened

the performance component of the evening, and wowed the audience with their technical

abilities and ‘tight’ sounds.

A triumphant success!

Congratulations to all the Barrenjoey staff for making MADDTas possible. And to all the

talented students for producing each individual piece, whatever its medium, and all the student

helpers who collectively created the impressive exhibition and showcase of student work. – You

continue to surprise and inspire me!

Barrenjoey’s MADDTas Night has become an event that any school community would be

incredibly proud of.

Well done to all involved!

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

The People's Choice Award for the senior MADDTas night for Visual Arts was awarded to Mali

Hole for her exceptional sea life sculpture made from recycled plastic materials. In TAS the

Award went to a timber project by Kurtis Green for his wonderful Pittwater inspired dining room

table.

THE REWORD TOOL – A WAY TO REDUCE CYBERBULLYING

“reword has the potential to change the way people communicate online, not just here in Australia

but across the globe” (Chris Tanti, CEO of headspace). reword is an online tool that helps prevent

online abusive behaviour by identifying insulting statements being typed on social media sites in

real time.

Once installed, the tool uses Java Script technology to pick up combinations of insults. When a

combination is detected and identified as offensive the user is alerted with a red line through the

word/s. the line intuitively goes through insulting statements, interrupting impulsive behaviour and

prompting the user to reconsider using these words before being posted.

reword aims to encourage a change in the way people communicate online and give people a

chance to reword what they say before they cause hurt to others.

Find out more and install the tool for your child’s computer here http://reword.it/#/

Have a great week... Ian Bowsher

The next 3 pages showcase the Year 12 Major Works . Enjoy this display of incredible talent

here at Barrenjoey!

1. Once an insult is read the damage is done (headspace 2015)

2. Over 450,000 Australian children were victims of cyberbullying

in 2013 (National Children’s and Youth Law Centre)

3. 65% of 18-29 year olds in the USA have been harassed online

(PEW Research Centre)

4. 78% of young people bullied online are between 10-15 years old (Social Policy Research Centre, UNSW Sydney).

We know firsthand the impact bullying and abuse can have on the wellbeing of our young people...

Facts:

Major Works by

Kurtis Green

Major Works by

Mali Hole

YEAR 12 MAJOR WORKS

SENIOR LEADERS FOR 2018

Congratulations to former students Madi Hyde, Lillian

Hellman and Jerome Cordaiy who recently completed

their Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Congratulations once again to our Senior Leaders for 2018.

Beatrix Twibill Hall, Myles Pymble, Ariel Wheeler, Axel Ackerman, Jack Nesbitt, Henry

McGilchrist, Ella Couston, Zac Abbas, Elijah Thomson, Joseph Tiernan and Emily Grunseit.

GOLD DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARD COMPLETED FOR THESE

FORMER STUDENTS – CONGRATULATIONS

The Award is about individual challenge, variety of activity,

duration, support and team work and recognition. As every

individual is different, so too are the challenges that young

people undertake to achieve their Award. With guidance

from their Award Leader, activity Assessor or other Award

volunteers, each young person is encouraged to look at

themselves, their interests, abilities, and ambitions, then

set themselves challenges in the four different Sections of

the Award (Service, Skill, Physical Recreation and

Adventurous Journey).

Participants complete all four Sections at each level in

order to achieve either their Bronze, Silver or Gold Award.

At Gold level, Participants also complete a Residential

Project. Fantastic achievement, well done!

APPLE CHANGES GUIDELINES FOR BRANDED APPS WORLD WIDE-

What this means for the Barrenjoey High School App

iPhone / iPad iOS 1. From your mobile device go to the App Store search for School Stream

2. Tap the FREE/GET button to the right of the School Stream listing

3. Tap the INSTALL button

4. Enter your Apple ID and password & tap OK

5. Wait for the install icon to change to OPEN

6. Tap the OPEN button

7. You will be prompted to accept push notifications, you will need to select OK

8. Start typing Barrenjoey High School into the search then SELECT Barrenjoey High School

Android / Tablet 1. From your mobile device go to the Play Store search for School Stream

2. Tap the School Stream listing

3. Tap the INSTALL button

4. Tap the ACCEPT button

5. Wait for the app to install then tap the OPEN button

6. Start typing Barrenjoey High School into the search then SELECT Barrenjoey High School 7. Tap the DONE button in the top left

How to get the School Stream app on your mobile device

Apple has recently changed its guidelines on Branded Apps. This is

due to the overwhelming number of Apps in the App Store (Billions to

be exact).

This means that instead of seeing the Barrenjoey High School Logo on

your phone screen, you will see the School Stream Logo. Once you

go into that the Barrenjoey High School Logo will appear and it will be

business as usual. BUT YOU MUST RE-DOWNLOAD IT FIRST! We

are therefore asking you to please download the School Stream App

using the below instructions.

Step 1

Step 2

This unfortunately is out of our hands.

Thank you for your understanding.

You will receive notifications from Wednesday 6th Sept to download the

School Stream App then search for Barrenjoey High School. These

notifications will happen for 1 week until the final migration on Monday

September 11.

UPLOAD SCHOOL STREAM via App/Play Store

THEN follow the links to BARRENJOEY HIGH

SCHOOL.

DO NOT DELETE THE OLD APP YET!

HAPPENING

THIS WEEK

AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION RESULTS

CONGRATULATIONS AND WELL DONE!

Congratulations to all students who participated in the 2017 Australian

Mathematics Competition. The competition allows students to develop

and display high levels of logical, mathematical and critical problem

solving skills and compete against students across NSW in an

extremely challenging contest.

The following students achieved outstanding results:

Distinction Awards

Year 8: Elise Inger, Aiden Whereat

Year 9: Marley Devine, Henri Hole

Year 12: Nicholas Bradhurst

Credit Awards

Year 7:

Max Arnold, Matthew Dollar, David Dooley, Kaleb

Georgeson-Smith, Milo May, Jack Roberts, Indy Rose

Year 8:

Lili-Rose Bennett, Brooke Edwards, Matthew Gillespie,

Will Kemp, Sarah Riley, Ana Stankovic, Ben Stidwill

Year 9:

Liam McCabe, Nina Paton, Arch Whiteman

Year 11:

Kayla Carruthers, Myles Pymble

Year 12:

Rachel Birrell, Antony Hawke, Robert Jia, Caroline Wang

Proficiency Awards

Year 7:

Will Cassell, James Nagle, Jye Sinclair, Isabella Vincent,

Emily Waters, Sam Watson

Year 8:

Alex Candler-Szabo, Jessica Doyle, Ben Ritchie, Dusan

Stankovic

Year 9:

Bruna Gomes, Sophia Vincent, Ben Walter, Van

Whiteman, Liam Young

Year 10:

Fergus Cole, Zoe Kemp, Christian Neale,

Year 11:

Billy Ballico, Tom Colley, Ella Couston, Aiden Jones

Year 12: Ryan McDonald, Oskar Smith

Distinction

Award

Recipients

Distinction

Elise Inger Aiden Whereat

Marley Devine Henri Hole

Nicholas Bradhurst

Well Done Everyone!

SCHOOL FEES, EXCURSIONS, BAND FEES

Can now be paid through POP

(NOT SPORT CHOICES)

All outstanding payments can be paid via Parent Online Payments (POP)

Click here to: $Make a Payment

If you feel there are any discrepancies please contact Felicity Hance on 9918 8811.

We have recently disabled the Create Message button in the Parent Portal for parents to contact

teachers.

The reason is that this message does not go directly to the teacher’s email; instead it sits in an

area of the portal that is rarely visited by the teachers.

We believe that it is more expedient for parents to contact teachers through the

barrenjoey-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au email – which is attended every day – and that way we can

ensure that the teacher will receive the email in their normal email account.

Thank you for your understanding.

Ian Bowsher

COMMUNICATION WITH TEACHERS

TELL THEM FROM ME SURVEY 2017

PARENT, STUDENT AND TEACHER SURVEY

This Term, Barrenjoey is taking part in the Tell Them From Me Student Survey. The survey will

provide us with valuable feedback on what our students, parents and teachers think about school

life, how engaged they are with school and the different ways that teachers interact with students.

Schools in Australia and around the world have used the Tell Them From Me survey to help them

improve. The survey is completed on-line and is run by an independent research company, The

Learning Bar, which specialises in school-based surveys.

Students will be asked a series of questions, however there is also a Parent Survey. The survey

asks parents and carers questions about different factors that are known to impact on student

wellbeing and engagement.

Running this survey will help Barrenjoey understand parents’ and carers’ perspectives on their

child’s experience at school. These include: communication between parents/carers and staff,

activities and practices at home and parent/carer views on the school’s support of learning and

behaviour. This valuable feedback will help our school make practical improvements.

Click on links below :

FAQs for Student Survey FAQs for Parent Survey Link For Parent Survey

YEAR 10 END-OF-COURSE EXAM TUTORIALS

TERM 4, 2017 – Weeks 1 to 4

Year 10 students at Barrenjoey High School this year will be offered extra tuition, at very little cost, to further

advance their studies in preparation for their Year 10 course exams.

The tutorials will assist students in improving their Year 10 results and better prepare them for their studies

in Year 11. In addition they will also be important for students who leave school before undertaking their

HSC as Year 10 exam results will form part of their Record of School Achievement.

Accordingly, small groups of students with similar skill levels in English, Mathematics and Science are

offered. Tutors are either current teachers, recently retired or ex Barrenjoey High School students who

received a Band 6 and are currently studying at university in the subject. All tutors are experienced and

dedicated.

The hourly tutorials will be held in A Block from 4pm onwards once a week for four weeks.

The program provides:

• Specific focus on revision of difficult course concepts

• Preparation of examination techniques

• Consolidation and/or extension of quality responses

• Relevant skills for senior subjects.

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity – it will help to:

1. Increase students’ knowledge and skills needed for the end-of-Year 10 examination

2. Better prepare students for Years 11 and 12

3. Or help students reach their personal academic best to apply skills for work and/or TAFE courses.

COST: $100 PER STUDENT PER SUBJECT

VENUE: BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOL

DATE: BEGINNING WEEK 1, TERM 4, 2017

ENROLMENTS: CLOSE THURSDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER, 2017

Email rhondda.woodbridge@det.nsw.edu.au ASAP

CONFIRMATION: Emails sent FRIDAY 15th SEPTEMBER, 2017

PAYMENT: FEES PAID BY 21ST SEPTEMBER (Please don’t pay until you

receive confirmation)

ENROLMENT:

Year 10 Student name _____________________________CONTACT: _________________

• Subject(s): English Consolidation Monday

• English Extension Wednesday

• Maths Consolidation Friday

• Maths Extension Monday

• Science Thursday

Thank you and we look forward to working closely with students to help them achieve their best academic

potential.

Ian Bowsher (Principal) Rhondda Woodbridge (Teacher/Tutorial Co-ordinator)

GOOD COUNSEL SPRING HOLIDAY Workshops

Activities Include:

Art therapy activities that include working with a group and solo activities.

Group discussions, reflections and sharing

Dynamic flow yoga to get the body moving

Learning and practicing meditation and mindfulness practices

Dance offs and lip sync battles for some light hearted fun and entertainment

WEEK 2

MONDAY 2nd October 2017

TUESDAY 3rd October 2017

WEDNESDAY 4th October 2017

THURSDAY 5th October 2017

Start Time: 9 am Finish time: 4.30pm

Where:

Good Counsel Retreat Space

Level 1, Suites 19-22,6a Prosperity Parade,

WARRIEWOOD

COST: $60 per day

Includes:

• Art materials and resource books

• Personal Journal to make their own and keep for

reference and support

• A healthy organic lunch, filtered water and snacks

provided.

• Yoga and meditation class facilitation

To register or for info please email

info@goodcounsel.net.au

or visit our website: www.goodcounsel.net.au or phone 0409 253 277

WEEK 1

MONDAY 25th September 2017

TUESDAY 26th September 2017

WEDNESDAY 27th September 2017

THURSDAY 29th September 2017

Start Time: 9 am Finish time: 4.30pm

PROGRAM

Designed for teenagers aged 13 to 17 Years, our School Holiday Workshop program provides an

opportunity to learning and growth in a safe, creative, and positive environment.

We have designed the program to be positive and thought provoking and to help teens build self

confidence, resilience, to express their feelings and emotions, maintain healthy boundaries and

adopt good coping strategies.

LEEP INTO MATHS @ BARRENJOEY

Learning Enrichment and Extension Program

LEEP is a Year 7-10 tutorial program run by Barrenjoey

maths teachers, straight after school (3:10 - 4:10) in A13 on

selected afternoons.

Participation in LEEP has led to positive changes in

confidence, attitudes towards maths and improved overall

learning outcomes

There is a small cost of $10 per term to cover afternoon tea

before the session starts.

Regards,

Alison Munro (LEEP coordinator)

Please complete the slip below and bring it with payment to the

treasurers office

I give permission for my child ________________________________of Year __________

Maths Teacher: _______________________________ to attend the following LEEP sessions,

Term 3 2017.

PLEASE CIRCLE: Support Extension Maths Prep

Parent signature: ………………………………………. ………… Enclosed: $10

Extension and

Enrichment: For capable students, seeking challenging, engaging activities

Year 7: Thursdays Week A Year 8: Thursdays Week B

Support and

Consolidation: For those experiencing difficulties and wanting support in schoolwork and numeracy skills

Year 7: Tuesdays Week A Year 8: Tuesdays Week A

Advanced

Maths Prep Mathematics 5.3 content for students wishing to study Mathematics Advanced in years 11 and 12

Year 10: Mondays Week B

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Every alternate week the Maths staff will pose a

mathematical puzzle to ponder with a syllabus reference and

degree of difficulty (1 to 5 compasses) will be supplied.

MATHS PUZZLE TO PONDER

Mr Seymour’s Weekly Science Fact!

THE SCIENCE OF CUTE: Why Do We Find Baby Animals So Adorable?

Which area is bigger?

A (blue)

or

B (red)

* Syllabus reference:

Stage 4: MA4-

13MG

Solution

Area of region A = 𝜋 × 32 + 62 = 9𝜋 + 36

Area of region B = 𝜋 × 52 − 𝜋 × 42 + 102 − 82 = 9𝜋 + 36

Thus, regions A and B have equal areas.

Cute baby creatures are adorable; lambs gambolling in a field,

fluffy ducklings in a nest or kittens playing with a ball of wool can

make even the hardest soul melt. But what makes the ‘oohs’ and

‘aahs’ escape us when cute creatures are around, but not when

we’re faced with a swarm of bees, for example?

The science behind the cutesy faces is simple: we like baby

animals because we are biologically programmed to like human

babies, and we need to like our human bambinos so that we take

care of them, ensuring the human race lives on.

There are certain features that a lot of baby mammals have in common and these are the triggers

that make us go gooey on the inside. Among others, big eyes and fuzzy, podgy bodies push our

buttons. Babies have these traits, as do puppies, along with many other things that you might not

even notice. Ever wandered past a car and thought it looked cute? Not a coincidence. The

manufacturers of the Mini Cooper have thought ahead and made the headlights large, rounded and

forward-facing to mimic a pair of large baby peepers and send our cute receptors firing all over the

place.

The reason why we love cute things is because they flood our brains with feel-good chemicals. If

you’re having a bad day, just do a swift internet search for a baby llama and you’ll feel

better in no time. Interestingly, many people will look at that llama and think it’s just so incredibly

adorable they could smoosh it up and eat it. This is called cuteness aggression and, although it

sounds a bit weird, it’s perfectly normal. Your brain senses the cute, but then tries to

overcompensate for it! As long as you don’t actually take a bite out of the little guy, you’re fine.

YEAR 7 TUTORIALS

Terms 3 & 4, 2017

• Small group tutorials in English and/or Maths are being organised which can assist your

daughter/son to help improve their understanding and skill level in these subjects.

• Classroom teachers will identify areas where students are finding challenging and/or needing

more consolidation work.

• Skilled teachers/tutors will be advised on specific areas of need and will provide the

following:

A safe learning environment in small groups

Revision of common misunderstandings

Guidance towards assessments

Reinforcement of classroom work

Opportunities to improve student confidence

Don’t miss this unique opportunity – a one hour session every week for six weeks starting

11th September. Tutorials start 4pm onwards. English and Maths are both available.

COST: $150 per subject ENROLMENT: Please email the following information this week to

rhondda.woodbridge@det.nsw.edu.au

• Student name and parent contact number

Circle one or two of the following subjects:

• Advanced Maths on Monday and Consolidated Maths on Wednesday

• Advanced English on Thursday and Consolidated English on Monday

CONFIRMATION NOTICES WILL BE EMAILED BY THE END OF NEXT WEEK

ALONG WITH THE INVOICE. PLEASE DON'T MAKE PAYMENT TO THE

TREASURER UNTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR CONFIRMED PLACE. THANK YOU.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

Week 8 (B) TERM 3

MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 4

TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 5

WEDNESDAY

SEPTEMBER 6

THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 7

FRIDAY

SEPTEMBER 8

Year 12 D & T

HSC Major

Project

Marking

Year 11

Exams

Life Skills

Course Year

10

Year 7

Mathematics

Assessment

Task 3

Year 11 Exams

Year 8

Mathematics

Assessment

Due

Big Band

Rehearsal

5.15pm-6.15pm

Concert Band

Rehearsal

6.15pm-8.00pm

Year 12

Hospitality

Excursion –

Nomad

Restaurant

CHS Athletics

Carnival – Syd

Olympic Park

Year 11 Exams

HSC Music

Marking

P & C Meeting

5.30pm-7.00pm

A Block

Common Room

Year 11

Exams

CHS Athletics

Carnival –Syd

Olympic Park

Warringah Surf

Titles – Avalon

Beach

Year 11

Exams

CHS Athletics

Carnival- Syd

Olympic Park

Concert Band

Rehearsal

3.15pm-4.30pm

Jazz Combo

Rehearsal

4.30pm-5.30pm

NEXT WORKING BEE – SATURDAY 16TH

SEPTEMBER 9AM – 12PM

All Welcome! Morning Tea Provided

MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 11

TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 12

WEDNESDAY

SEPTEMBER 13

THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 14

FRIDAY

SEPTEMBER 15

Year 11

Examinations

Silver Duke of

Ed Test

Expedition

Year 4

Experience Day

Year 11

Examinations

Silver Duke of

Ed Test

Expedition

Year 10 Welfare

Production

Big Band

Rehearsal

5.15pm-6.15pm

Concert Band

Rehearsal

6.15pm-8pm

Year 11

Examinations

Silver Duke of

Ed Test

Expedition

Year 11

Examinations

Year 11

Examinations

Concert Band

Rehearsal

3.15pm-4.30pm

Jazz Combo

Rehearsal

4.30pm-5.30pm

WEEK 9 (A) TERM 3

EXCURSION INFORMATION

EXCURSION YEAR

GROUP

DATE OF

EXCURSION

PAYMENT

DUE DATE

COST

Leep 7-10 Various OVERDUE $10.00

Year 11 Study Skills 11 9 Oct OVERDUE $30.00

YEAR 9 CAMP 9 16th Oct -18th

Oct

OVERDUE Deposit $75

Balance $200

Total Cost

$275.00

Jewish Museum 10 18 Sept OVERDUE $30.00

Tutorials 12 $135.00

BHS BAND TOUR 1 Dec to 8 Dec Dep $275.00

Year 7 Tutorials 7 $150.00

CHANGE OF DETAILS –

Addresses, Phone Numbers, email or Medical

If any of your details have changed please contact the school so

we can update our records. Also if your child’s medical history

has changed please notify us asap.

MONDAY

18 SEPT

TUESDAY

19 SEPT

WEDNESDAY

20 SEPT

THURSDAY

21 SEPT

FRIDAY

22 SEPT

Year 12

Graduation

Rehearsal

10am-11am

Year 10 Jewish

Museum

Year 12

Valedictory

Dinner

The Hopeful

Institute

Big Band

Rehearsal

5.15pm-6.15pm

Concert Band

Rehearsal

6.15pm –

8.00pm

Duke of Ed

Silver Test

Walk

Year 12 Dawn

Lighthouse Walk

Year 12

Graduation

Assembly

Duke of Ed

Silver Test

Walk

Concert Band

Rehearsal

3.15pm-

4.30pm

Jazz Combo

Rehearsal

4.30pm –

5.30pm

WEEK 10 (B) TERM 3

Barrenjoey has launched its new careers website. It is a great

resource for students, parents and staff regarding career and post

school information.

http://www.barrenjoeyhighschoolcareers.com/

My weekly careers newsletter can also be found on my website

http://www.barrenjoeyhighschoolcareers.com/?page=newsletter

Please Contact Mr Moylan in the Careers Office if you have any

questions or would like to make an appointment for a Careers

Counselling session.

CAREERS NEWSLETTER with Mr Moylan

CONGRATULATIONS TO NEWPORT BREAKERS JUNIOR OPENS

GRAND FINAL WINNERS

Congratulations to the Junior Open Team who won their

Grand Final 33 - 15 against Penrith RSL on Sunday at

Pittwater Rugby Park.

Pictured here is the Barrenjoey High School contingency!

Sam Macarthur, Jedd Wheeler, Hudson Barry, Tom

Badger, Ben Thomas, Will Evans and Dylan Farrell.

Well done lads! Undefeated all season.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON HOMEWORK CLUB SCHEDULE

WEEK/DATE FOCUS

Week 9 – 12/09/2017 2 General teachers

Week 10 – 19/09/2017 General teacher

CANTEEN ROSTER –Week 8

Monday 4 September Help Needed

Tuesday 5 September Help Needed

Wednesday 6 September Help Needed

Thursday 7 September Help Needed

Friday 8 September Help Needed

CANTEEN ROSTER –Week 9

Monday 11 September Help Needed

Tuesday 12 September Help Needed

Wednesday 13 September Help Needed

Thursday 14 September Keryn Langridge

Friday 15 September Bridgit Osborn & Pauline Wright

HELP NEEDED IN THE CANTEEN!

If you can spare any time on the dates above please feel free to

contact the school on 9918 8811

UNIFORM STORE TRADING HOURS

2017

Uniform Store Phone Number: 9918 7569 Email: bhsuniformstore@gmail.com

UNIFORM STORE OPERATING HOURS

MONDAYS 8.30am – 10.30am

TUESDAYS 3.30pm – 5.30pm

THURSDAYS 8.30am -10.30am

The Sandbar Café is officially open to staff, students and friends of Barrenjoey.

We have been practicing our coffees and now ready to serve our community not

only coffees but also milkshakes, teas, and some delicious food items.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU AT SANDBAR CAFÉ.

Coffee:

Regular with full cream milk $3.00

Regular with soy milk $3.50

Espresso

Ristretto

Long Black

Cappuccino

Flat White

Café Latte

Tea:

Peppermint Tea $2.00

Tea $2.00

Drinks:

Chai Latte $3.00

Milkshakes $4.00

Chocolate . Strawberry, Caramel

Hot Chocolate $3.00

Snacks:

Chocolate Chip

Cookies 50C

Raisin Toast $1.50

Banana Bread

$2.00

Delicious Muffins

$2.00

Yoghurt Berry

Muesli Cups

$3.00

ASK US FOR OUR SPECIAL FOR THE DAY

On Special this week:

Yoghurt Berry Muesli Cups $3.00

Cheese Toasties $2.00

Bacon & Cheese Mini Quiche $1.00

OPEN

WEDNESDAY& THURSDAY

MORNINGS 8am to 10am

To get your paver online you can click on this link below:

http://www.barrenjoeyhighschool.com.au/foundation/how-to-donate/

Contact the school to get a flyer on Tel: 02 9918 8811

Email: barrenjoey-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

HOW TO DONATE

Term 3, 2017