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Newsletter 6

29 April 2016

PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3402 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: [email protected]

ALBURY 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3400 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: [email protected]

WODONGA 34 Ellen McDonald Drive Baranduda VIC 3690 Telephone: (02) 6049 3480 Facsimile: (02) 6020 9125 Email: [email protected]

WEBSITE www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au

AFTER SCHOOL CARE 1300 105 343 (Albury) 0432 887 637 (Wodonga)

EARLY LEARNING CENTRE WODONGA 6049 3485

Trinity Anglican College welcomes our interim Principal. The whole College community from Council, staff, students, parents and friends look forward to having Mrs Shaw with us from the beginning of this term until a new Principal commences. I’m sure she will get to meet many of us in our varying positions within Trinity. Susan is a proven educator with the skills to manage our expanding school, but most importantly she is a great communicator with an understanding of how Trinity needs to consolidate and progress in this interim period. Students and their education will be her prime priority and I’m sure all our students will find her approachable and helpful.

Welcome to Ms Susan Shaw

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Please make Susan welcome when you come across her. Susan’s experience of broad community involvement focussed in similar communities to ours probably means we will have the opportunity to meet her in many and varied places. Welcome, Susan. We look forward to sharing our College with you and learning from your leadership.

Ron Bailey Chair of Council

On behalf of Trinity Anglican College

I am very excited to be writing my first newsletter piece at Trinity Anglican College. As you would be aware the College Council decided to appoint an interim Principal after the departure of Steven O’Connor. This gives them time to appoint the next Principal without feeling rushed, and it also means that senior staff aren’t moved from the positions they are very capably managing.

I had recently retired after 20 years in Anglican schools, 14 of them as a Principal in WA, when I was asked to consider this role, and it was an opportunity I couldn’t resist. I knew of Trinity Anglican College through my past membership of Anglican Schools Australia and was aware of its standing as an excellent regional school.

There is so much about TAC that reminds me of my last two schools – St Luke’s Anglican School in Bundaberg, Qld and Geraldton Grammar School in WA. They are all young schools with the successes and trials that brings – being on a constant building site comes to mind! Building culture and ethos is equally important but a bit harder to grasp. We all want to send out fine young human beings but what is the measure of that? For me, it is certainly more than a NAPLAN score or an HSC result.

And that is why I have spent the main part of my career in Anglican schools. Yes, I am a practising Anglican but it’s more than that. Thomas Sergiovanni says that a good school is a community of relationships, a community of place, a community of mind, a community of memory, a community of practice and a community of action. That is what an Anglican school is to me - a community encompassing all of these things under the umbrella of the two great commandments which ask us to love God above all else, and to love and treat each other as we wish to be treated ourselves.

From the Principal


I am looking forward to meeting as many of you as possible during my time in Albury. Welcome to term 2.

Susan Shaw Principal

Parent Teacher Interviews for students in Years 8 - 11

• Years 8 – 11: The second evening for parent teacher interviews for these year levels is Monday 9 May 3.30pm-8.00pm. The code to book interviews with teachers of years 8 – 11 is zzedr and can be completed by following the link from the College website.

College photos for all students will be conducted on the following days:

• Albury Campus o Wednesday 4 May - Junior School, Years 1, 2, 4, 5 & 6 and Senior School, Year

8 (except Kelton) o Thursday 5 May – Junior School, Kindergarten and Year 3 and Senior School,

Years 7, 8Kelton, 9, 10, 11 and 12

• Wodonga Campus – Wednesday 4 May

On these days (like all other school days) students are expected to present in their complete full winter uniform. At Albury, Wednesday is a PE day for Year 2 students and Thursday is a PE day for Year 3 students. For these days only these year levels are asked not to come to school in their Sports uniform.

Photos will be taken of Pastoral Care and class groups as well as each student individually. There is also opportunity throughout the day for any family photos for students who have siblings attending Trinity.

Each student will receive an envelope for photo orders. Please return payment for the required photos in these envelopes directly to the photographers on the photo day.

Peter O’Neill Deputy Principal

From the Deputy Principal


NAPLAN 2016 – 10-12 May

In May 2016 the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) will be completed by all students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 in all government and non-government schools. NAPLAN has the support of all State and Territory Education Ministers and will assess the literacy and numeracy learning of students in all Australian schools.

The results of the tests will provide important information to schools about what each student can do, and will be used to support teaching and learning programs. Parents will receive a report indicating their child’s level of achievement. Each student’s level of achievement will be reported against the national minimum standard.

The tests will be conducted across Australia for all students from 10-12 May 2016.

Tuesday 10 May Wednesday 11 May Thursday 12 May Language conventions (Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation) Writing

Reading Numeracy

In the Numeracy tests, students do not require any measuring tools such as rulers or protractors. In Years 7 and 9 there will be two Numeracy tests: one where a calculator is allowed and one where calculators are not to be used. For the calculator test, the student should use the calculator that they currently use at school.

Friday 13 May – A ‘catch-up’ day is scheduled for students who missed a test or were absent on a test day.

Students may be considered for exemption from the tests if:

• they are newly arrived in Australia (less than one year before the test) and with a language background other than English, or

• they have significant intellectual disability and/or significant co-existing conditions that severely limit their capacity to participate in the tests.

All other students are expected to participate in the tests. Disability adjustments that reflect the student’s normal level of support in the classroom may be provided. Large

From the Director of Studies


print, braille and black and white versions of the tests are available for students with vision impairment.

Access to disability adjustments or exemption from the tests must be discussed with either Mr Steven Armstrong for students in Years 3 or 5, or Ms Kym Armstrong for students in Years 7 or 9, and a parent or carer consent form must be signed. Students may be withdrawn from NAPLAN by their parent or carer. This is a matter for consideration by parents and carers in consultation with the Principal. If you wish to withdraw your child from the tests, you must sign a parent/carer consent form. Consent forms are available from the College.

Please make an appointment if you would like further information about your child’s participation in NAPLAN. For students in Years 3 or 5, contact Mr Steven Armstrong, Head of Junior School. For students in Years 7 or 9, please contact Ms Kym Armstrong, Director of Studies.

Additional information about NAPLAN can be found at:

http://www.nap.edu.au/NAPLAN/Parent_Carer_support/index.html

Year 12 Semester 1 Reports

Year 12 Semester 1 reports will be provided to Year 12 students prior to the end of Week 2 this term. These reports provide valuable information regarding students’ performances in the recent set of exams, their current rank in each course and comments from teachers regarding progress and targeted areas for improvement. They also, of course, celebrate and acknowledge effort and accomplishment.

These reports are an important part of the dialogue that occurs between the College and home as we support our students to strive in their achievements. If you have queries regarding the reports, please contact the College. Pastoral care tutors and heads of house, in addition to classroom teachers, are valuable points of contact in this regard.

AAS Testing: Years 4, 6, 8 and 10

Academic Assessment Services (AAS) is conducting diagnostic testing for the College for students in Years 4, 6, 8 and 10. This set of tests provides us with a very rich set of data that will assist us to pinpoint student need, track student progress, as well as provide

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information that will assist students undertake subject selections. The tests target the following areas:

• Mathematics • Reading Comprehension • Spelling • Writing • General Reasoning • Verbal Reasoning • Non-verbal Reasoning

Testing was undertaken by students in Year 10 toward the end of Term 1. For students in Years 4, 6 and 8, the test dates are as follows:

Year 4 Year 6 Year 8 Monday 19 September Tuesday 20 September Tuesday 20 September

Further information regarding Academic Assessment Services can be found at the following website address:

http://www.academicassessment.com.au/

Half Yearly Assessment Window: Years 7-10

Half yearly exams and assessments will take place for students in Years 7-10 during Week 5. Students in Years 9 and 10 will engage in these tasks from Monday 23 May through to Thursday 26 May. For students in Years 7 and 8, Thursday 25 May and Friday 26 May form this key assessment period.

Further information about these assessments will be disseminated to students over the course of the coming weeks.

If you have any queries about any of the above, please do not hesitate to contact me at the College.

Kym Armstrong Director of Studies

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Trinity Anglican College 2017 Service Immersion (Years 10 – 12 in 2017)

Last year over 2000 students travelled across Africa, Asia and South America with Camps International where they made a valuable contribution to a range of community, wildlife and environmental projects. The students who chose to participate in this immersion gained a great deal from doing so, enhancing their chances of going into further education or gaining future employment in what is currently a very competitive market. Students developed a whole host of skills from leadership, communication, problem solving and decision making to use of initiative, financial management, and team building. The development and experiences students gain from both the immersion and the journey to get there really is unlimited. We are pleased to announce that we are working with Camps International to give your son/daughter the same opportunity in 2017. This time we have chosen Cambodia as our destination. Camps International will be launching the immersion to students on the 11 May and you will be invited to attend a presentation shortly after to learn more about this exciting opportunity. This letter is to give you notice of the proposed immersion, more information will follow shortly. In the meantime, please save the below date which is when we plan to run the parent information evening:

Thursday 12 May 2016 at 7:00 pm in Room 2 of the Senior School Building

For more information on Camps International please visit:

Website: www.campsinternational.com Blogs: http://www.campsinternational.com/blog (link to destination country) Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/campsinternational

to see photos of previous students in action!

Malcolm Thomas Head of Senior School

From the Senior School

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“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” ― Mother Teresa

When witnessing different events and the involvement of many different people in so many roles it reminds me of the importance of community. We can never detach ourselves from this sense and when we celebrate or commiserate it is completed as part of a community. We are invariably members of many different communities that have helped to form our character. As part of living in community it is important to recognise differences and individuality and to accept these as part of the process of growth. Students learn the importance of acceptance at an early age and we need, as educators, to engender this through all our teaching. At times, living in community can cause strain even though we are all heading in the same direction. The focus should always return to the basic tenure for this community: the education of the young with all its various parameters. I encourage all to make ripples, to be active listeners and to accept and even rejoice in our differences.

K-2 Athletics Carnival: a wonderful day, some outstanding achievements and high levels of enjoyment. All students took part with gusto and their willingness to have a go without fear was uplifting and a message to all. Thanks to Mr Clarke and the House Captains for their care and organisation on the day.

From the Junior School

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ANZAC Day: it was great to be part of the community event on Monday as we all commemorated the service men and women, past and present. The number who were willing to be part of this important aspect of our lives together gives great hope to all.

Mothers’ Day: the work on the Mothers’ Day stall is now in the care of Letitia Harrington. This is an invaluable exercise and has been an integral part of our community. The students will be given the opportunity to purchase for their special people on Friday 6 May.

Public Speaking: Week 5 sees the first round of the Public Speaking. Students will take part in this in their classes and the second stage will take place in Week 6.

SHINE: On Friday in Week 6 (3/6) the students will be involved in a day where the focus is gaining knowledge and skills about our environment. An amazing day with lots of activities to ensure that students understand the importance of caring for and nurturing their environment.

Steven Armstrong Head of Junior School


A warm welcome back to Term 2.

ANZAC DAY MARCH

Special thanks must go to the many families who represented the College by participating in last Monday’s ANZAC Day march in Wodonga. Dressed in their winter uniform, the students marched proudly behind the Campus banner showing great respect to the fallen.

WINTER UNIFORM

Students should be wearing the College winter uniform this Term and in Term 3, however, some families may not have received their orders from the clothing shop as yet. Should this be the case, your son/daughter is permitted to wear their summer uniform.

As the weather turns colder, I encourage students to wear their College jumper and spray jacket. Please note that the students are not permitted to wear their spray jacket in class.

Also, a reminder that jewellery and nail polish are not permitted at school and that long hair should be tied back.

JUNIOR SCHOOL PRODUCTION - THE LION KING JR.

The College is very excited to be well underway with the 2016 Trinity Junior School production, The Lion King Jr. This is the first time Trinity has embarked on a professionally written and recorded show for their junior school

production and it will be the biggest yet involving all Trinity students from Years 3-6 across both Campuses.

We have been busy over the latter part of Term 1 auditioning for the main cast across both campuses. With approximately 140 students auditioning, we had an amazing amount of talent to choose from. Congratulations to all of those who were successful at being selected in the main cast. These students have been busily rehearsing mainly during lunch times with some after school and Sunday rehearsals. All students in Grades 3-6 will take part in the Lion King Jr. by forming our “Massed Choir Ensemble”. They will be learning all

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of the music during music classes and will be on special custom-built staging for the duration of the show. It is set to be a great production!

NAPLAN Years 3 and 5

I take this opportunity to remind parents of children in Years 3 and 5 that the students will be participating in the NAPLAN Testing on 10, 11 and 12 May. The students in these particular classes will spend some time familiarising themselves with the testing regime prior to the testing early this Term.

ART & CRAFT CLUB

More fabulous art pieces from our Art & Craft Co-Curricula Club.

READER PURCHASES

The Campus has purchased a wonderful collection of PM Readers for our Infants classes. The readers play an important part in the literacy program, providing levelled readers for all students to read and experience reading success. The books have been accessioned and covered – thanks Sally - and will be a great addition to our classroom resources.

JUNIOR SCHOOL PUBLIC SPEAKING – Year 3 to 6

The Junior School Public Speaking Competition will be held over Weeks 5, 6, 7 and 8 of this Term. As part of this year’s speech giving competition students are given a topic (see below) and are asked to prepare a speech. Years 3-4 are asked to prepare a three (3) minute speech and Years 5-6 are asked to prepare a four (4) minute speech. The winners


Wodonga Campus News from each section will represent the College at the Lion’s Regional Speech Giving Competition. The Years 5 and 6 section are also given a Short Preparation Speech (impromptu) on the night of the Finals. They are given a topic (chosen by Lions) and 10 minutes to prepare a one (1) minute response to this topic. Please note: this is NOT part of the school level competition.

Years 3-4 “My Secret Life as a Superhero”

You are a superhero – tell us about yourself. Do you have a superpower? What is it and how do you use it? How did you find out you were a superhero? Are the rest of the family superheroes? How do you keep it a secret?

Years 5-6 “A Day in my life as a…….” You are a doctor, teacher, nurse, vet, prime minister, brain surgeon, astronaut,

etc. Tell us about a day in your life. It may be an ordinary kind of day, or a day when something big happens.

Hint: While some of the details may be fiction, it must be based on the facts of a real occupation, etc.

PLEASE NOTE: These are speeches and as such, props, photos, models etc. are not to be used by the Years 3-4 or Years 5-6.

CAMPS, SPORTS & EXCURSION FUNDING

The Victorian Government provides funding for Camps, Sports and Excursions (CSEF) for students whose parent/guardian is in receipt of a Centrelink Health Care Card (HCC), a Pensioner Concession Card (PCC) or a Veterans Affairs Gold Card. Anyone who believes they are eligible can apply, either by downloading the CSEF Application Form from the website (www.education.vic.gov.au/csef or telephoning the College and requesting one be mailed to you. CSEF money is paid directly to the school and will be allocated by the College towards camps, sports and/or excursions for your child/children. Parents are encouraged to lodge their applications just a soon as possible, but up until 3 June 2016.

NUT & RAW EGG FREE COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT

Just a reminder that our College is a ‘Nut and Egg Aware’ School. We have a number of students who suffer from Anaphylaxis, particularly to nuts and raw eggs. Anaphylaxis is a

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severe allergic reaction that occurs rapidly and causes a life-threatening response if not treated immediately. We ask parents to be very conscious when packing students lunch boxes, and to avoid all nuts and nut products and raw egg. The College appreciates your support in this matter.

SCHOOL BANKING

As you may be aware, Hume Bank offers a wonderful service to students at the school in the form of Student Banking. Bank books are collected every Friday, taken to Hume and processed, with the books being brought back that afternoon. I would encourage any student who wants to participate in the school banking service to contact the School Office and request an application form for Hume.

COMING EVENTS FOR TERM 2:

Term 2 Thursday, Week A Campus Chapel Service, 11:50am Thursday, Week B Campus Assembly, 11:50am Tuesday 26 April Term 2 Classes Commence, 8:45am Friday 29 April Junior School Cross Country Wednesday 4 May College Photos Friday 6 May Mothers’ Day stall Tuesday 10 May -Thu 12 May NAPLAN – Years 3 and 5 Tuesday 17 May Junior Schools’ Music Concert, 7pm, Albury Friday 20 May College Trinity Sunday Chapel Service, 10am,

Albury Campus Monday 23 May - Fri 27 May Junior School Public Speaking Competition Tuesday 24 May Responsible Pet Ownership Friday 3 June Enviro Day Monday 13 June Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday (no classes) Tuesday 14 – Fri 17 June Junior School Public Speaking – Finals Friday 24 June End of Term Assembly, 11:50am, Campus Hall Classes Finish, 2:10pm (note early finish)

Chris O’Loan

Head of Wodonga Campus


Sport Report

With the last of the College Sports House Carnivals being run and won this week, we now turn our attention to winter sports. Outlined in the following table is the sporting opportunities College students can trial for. Additional information will be available from the coordinating staff member and daily messages.

Sport Staff Tournament Date Netball Mrs Bradbury RAS trials - Senior School Monday, 2 May 2016 Soccer Mr Fagan Senior Open RAS Trials Monday, 2 May 2016 Girls AFL Miss Fleming Giants Cup - (Open) Gala Day Tuesday, 3 May 2016 AFL Mr Stevens Senior Boys (Open) Bill Taylor Cup/Shield Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Rugby Mr Armstrong Steamers Cup (Yr 3/4) Friday, 6 May 2016

Rugby Mr Hillary Steamers Cup (5/6) Friday, 6 May 2016 BISSA Cross Country Mr Holland Cross Country Monday, 9 May 2016 BIPSA Cross Country Mrs Campbell BIPSA Friday, 13 May 2016 AFL Mr Hillary Paul Kelly Cup Friday, 20 May 2016 Volleyball Mr Larsen NSW Volleyball Gala Day Number 1 Friday, 27 May 2016 AFL (Under 14) Mr Dicketts Xavier Tanner Shield

at Corowa HS 31 May 2016 at TAC vs Victory 3 June 2016 at The Scots School 7 June 2016 at TAC vs Albury HS 21 June 2016

Girls AFL Miss Fleming Giants Cup - Under 15

AFL (Under 16) Mr O'Neill Ross Henshaw Cup CIS Cross Country Mr Thurling Cross Country

Thursday, 16 June 2016

Term 2 CIS Nomination Dates

Trinity College supports the nomination of students with potential in their chosen sport(s). The College believes that the Combined Independent Schools (CIS) pathway provides an ideal opportunity for high achieving athletes. Due to the objectives and standard of CIS representative teams, Trinity will only nominate students who have a realistic opportunity to be considered for selection in the respective CIS team.

From the Director of Sport & Co-curricular


Primary Rugby Union Boys Open Primary 6 May Touch Footy Boys Open Primary 15 May Girls Open Primary 15 May Softball Boys Open Primary 28 May Girls Open Primary 3 June

Secondary Rugby League Boys 18 Yrs and Under only 1 May Hockey Boys Open 8 May Girls Open 8 May Soccer Boys Open 6 May Girls Open 6 May Netball (to attend All Schools Trials)

Girls Under 15 Yrs 7 May

Touch Footy Boys & Girls 15 Yrs and Under 13 May Boys & Girls Open 13 May Tennis Boys Open 17 May Girls Open 17 May

AFL – Girls only Auskick NSW/ACT AFL are offering female students an opportunity to participate in their own Auskick program. Starting on Monday, 9 May at Noreuil Park Oval, girls aged 5 – 13 are encouraged to participate. Registration ($45) includes a pink football and a t-shirt. Girls will also go into the running to play on the SCG! The four sessions will run from 4-5pm. For further information email [email protected] Representative Netball - Update This year the College has entered the 2016 Netball Victoria Schools Championships. The initial round will be played in Wangaratta on Friday, 19 August. Trinity will be represented by four teams (Year 5/6, Year 7/8, Year 9/10, Year 11/12). Students from both campuses will be given the opportunity to trial for these teams.

Successful teams at the Regional day will qualify to play finals in Melbourne at a later date.



Representative Basketball – Update The College has taken up the opportunity to enter teams in the Victorian Basketball Schools competition (Primary – Hoop Time, Secondary – Victorian College Championships). Once details have been finalised students from both campuses will be invited to participate in trials.

Junior School teams will play their initial round in Wodonga, whereas Senior School teams will play their Regional Day at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Successful teams will qualify to play finals in Melbourne.

This exciting pathway will replace the Trinity College Invitational Basketball Tournament which was scheduled for late Term 3.

Nash Clark Director of Sport & Co-curricular

Book Club

Starting this term, the Albury Campus will be using the LOOP system for all credit card and online payments for Book Club orders. This should streamline the ordering process, as orders can be made and paid for via the Scholastic Book Club site without the need to return the paper order forms to the school.

Book Club orders can still be completed using the paper forms and paid for with cash or cheque, and all orders, whether done manually or via LOOP, will still need to be lodged by the return date.

Further information will be included with the next Book Club catalogues. Alternately, information regarding LOOP or Book Club can be found on the Scholastic Australia website or by contacting me via email [email protected]

Book Fairs

After the success of last year’s Book Fair, the library is excited to announce two Fairs for 2016, including the hosting of a Carnival Books Fair to coincide with Book Week during Term 3.

Library News



Term 2 will see the return of the Scholastic Book Fair, with students being given the opportunity to view the books from Tuesday 31 May through to Monday 6 June. Purchases from the fair can then be made on Tuesday 7 June. Further information will be provided over coming weeks.

Rob Childs College Librarian

In HSIE we have been learning about the past and present. As part of the unit we had an afternoon learning about a variety of games with our buddies from 4KS that were played in the past. Some were new to us and some were games that we still play today. We learnt how to play marbles, dominoes, quoits, card games, skipping and hop scotch. We had a fun afternoon and have started playing some of these games in the playground.

On Wednesday 23 March all Year 1 students enjoyed an excursion to the Jindera Pioneer Museum and the Corowa Motor Museum. The children were all very excited to catch the bus to the venues with their friends. The children worked in small groups with parent helpers and teachers to locate and identify items throughout the museums. The children

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watched a demonstration of how clothes were washed with the wash board and rollers. They all liked the horse and cart and old machinery at Jindera and the noisy tank engine at Max’s Motor museum. Thank you to all the parents who helped out on the day.

Miss Short and Mrs McAinsh Year 1 Teachers

Put your feet up this year mums, no need to donate to the stall as the work has already been done. We have been able to source a selection of handmade and local products which will be divided into $5 and $10 gifts. Please send your child with an envelope indicating the amount of money enclosed, their name and how many gifts are required. All proceeds from this year’s Mothers’ Day stall will go towards assisting the Groch family.

Letitia Harrington and Natasha Harrington Parents

Mothers’ Day Stall – Friday 6 May


Over the coming months, the College will work towards cutting out paper newsletters and distributing newsletters electronically only. This will enable us to improve the format of our newsletter and our communications with the College community.

If we do not have an email address on record for you, please advise your address to the Office on [email protected].

We will update you on our progress in the coming months.

Greg Davis Business Manager

Junior School Years K-2

Please note: for Terms 2 and 3 students in Years K-2 will not be able to place Canteen lunch orders on Fridays. This is due to the very large numbers of Junior students ordering on Fridays. Please order for your K-2 child on any other day of the week!

Sincere apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

Week 2 Term 2 Helper Week 3 Term 2 Helper

Monday, 2 May Volunteer Required Monday, 9 May Volunteer Required

Tuesday, 3 May Volunteer Required Tuesday, 10 May Volunteer Required

Weds, 4 May Volunteer Required Weds, 12 May Volunteer Required

Thursday, 5 May Jana Kondacs Thursday, 13 May Jana Kondacs

Friday, 6 May Volunteer Required Friday 14 May Volunteer Required

Margaret Cochrane

Canteen Manager

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