| 29 January 2015
Newsletter of Green Point Christian College
Welcome …
Mrs Debra Walls | Principal
Galatians 5:22-25 “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and selfcontrol. Against such things there is no law. Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.” The College is blessed by our Board of Directors, our current staff, our new staff, our parents and our students, and all those who support and encourage the work we do here. As I am sure you are aware, we have begun the building program for the TAS Block (Technological and Applied Studies) and the extension to the Science Block. This will eventually see the removal of all demountable buildings from the Secondary College. We will also be looking to refurbish what is currently known as A Block and B Block. This will then lead to updating parking at the College to accommodate parents, staff and students. Likewise, I am sure you are aware that there is much pressure on students today to find God’s voice among the competing voices of our current context – but it is a journey that they need to take – for then they will come into relationship with the God who created the Universe and created them in His own image. The College wants to work together with parents and caregivers to support students in seeking God’s Will for their lives and to share their gifting with each other whether it be academic, sporting, hospitality, thoughtfulness, or the other gifts of the Spirit. All we do at the College, as a community of God’s people, is based on belief in the authority of the Word of God. Unfortunately, many of our young people feel a sense of hopelessness, but at the College, every time I see a student step up to join a Mission team, support Samaritan’s Purse, participate in the 40 Hour Famine, help those who need help or who are less fortunate than they are – they are living out the Gospel and this builds character which gives purpose to who we are. Looking in allows us to explore our gifts and talents, but looking out helps us serve the community we live in and builds our character so that we are a caring and supportive people, mindful of our calling. God intended us for community and the Bible is filled with exemplars of the importance of this experience, for hope thrives in community.
Q&A Principal’s Evening
In this issue: From the Principal......................... 1 Junior School News......................2-3 Secondary School News...............4-5 Sport.............................................6-7 College/GPBC News.....................8-11 Green Point Trader/Rosters......... 12
Prayer Pray for our new students as they settle into school life at GPCC. Pray that they will easily form new friendships and positive relationships.
Praise Praise God for all the work completed by the IT Team and Green Team over the holidays. Give thanks to the Lord for He is good - His love endures forever. Proverbs 4:20-22 My child, pay attention to what I say. Listen carefully to my words. Don’t lose sight of them. Let them penetrate deep into your heart, for they bring life to those who find them, and healing to their whole body.
Green Point Christian College
On Tuesday 17 February 2015 we are holding our first Q&A Principal’s Evening – this will be a time for you to come along and meet the Executive team of the College and its Board of Directors. The evening will commence at 7:00pm and conclude at 8:30pm - supper will be included. The Vision of the College will be explored, and parents are able to ask questions and raise ideas. In order to ensure we have enough room available for parents, could you please RSVP to the office for the evening as the number coming may affect the venue on campus that we use. If you have specific questions, please forward them to Sue Parkinson, PA to the Principal (
[email protected]) – thank you. 1
Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 Locked Bag 1 Kincumber NSW 2251 P: (02) 4363 1266 F: (02) 4363 1082 Absentee Line: (02) 4367 9950 Excursion Line: (02) 4367 9900 Email:
[email protected] Office Hours: 8.30am - 4.00pm
WEEK 1 | TERM 1
A Ministry of Green Point Baptist Church
Wet, Wet, Wet … Yet Sunshine! As showers poured down on our first day back, excited little faces made their way to new rooms, new teachers and a new year of learning. Welcome to the 2015 school year! As we embark on yet another new year of adventure, I ask you to continue your enthusiasm and support for our exceptional school. God’s school actually. GPCC is outstanding because of our outstanding families. Please continue to thank God for all He allows us to enjoy here, and welcome those who are new to our community.
New Staff This year we welcome a few additions to our team: Mrs Bronwyn Frankham, Support Services. Mrs Nicole Petley, Music. Mr William Drover will be teaching Year 5B until June, when Mrs Bourke returns from leave. Mrs Rachel Kastelan will be teaching Year 6M one day per week. Mrs Alison Beveridge will be teaching Year 5L one day per week. Mrs Sarah Brown will be teaching Year 3/4D one day per week. Mrs Lisa Poll will be teaching Year 3P one day per week. We are blessed to have these dedicated staff join us and I encourage you to please take a moment to introduce yourself to someone you have not met.
New Children I am pleased to welcome 19 new students to Years 1-6 of the Junior School. This is a sign of the shared value we have in Christ centred education. We also warmly welcome the new Kindergarten children and their families who will join us from today.
Welcome Year 1: Charles Barnes, Luca Phan, Tyler Reid, Brian Tsang, Reese Vergara; Year 2: Olivia Edwards; Year 3: Carol Soliman; Year 4: Vangelis Barboutis, Charlotte Hughes, Madeline Nelson, Maxim Nikiforov; Year 5: Anyssa Cromer, Benjamin Eccleston, Emileia Vergara; Year 6: Brayth Cromer, Michael Drake, Eden Matterson, Daniel Nelson, Jake Prior.
Meet the Teacher Next Tuesday, 3 February 2015 we will hold a special evening at which time you are invited to meet your child’s new teacher and hear about class routines for 2015. You will also have the opportunity to ask general questions. Given many families have more than one child, times have been staggered as follows: Years 3 and 4: 6:45pm – 7:15pm;
Infants: 7:30pm – 8:10pm;
Years 5 and 6: 8:15pm – 8:55pm
Primary Swimming Carnival We are most privileged to use the Mingara Aquatic Centre for our Carnival which will be held next Friday 6 February 2015. A separate letter will be sent home detailing specific information with reply slips that should be returned to class teachers. Year 2 children who are competitive swimmers are also welcome to participate in this Carnival, otherwise it is best to wait for the Infants Carnival which focuses on fun rather than competition. We have always enjoyed the cheering of parents and grandparents at our carnivals, so please come along and enjoy the atmosphere.
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Junior School News
Communication
Art Club
Class teachers will be collecting email addresses again this year, in order to best keep you informed of happenings in the Grade. The College Office also needs current email addresses to communicate with you via the Newsletter and enable you access to the Parent/Teacher interview booking system. Please let us know if you have changed an email address in recent times.
Art Classes will be held on Tuesday afternoons in the Kindergarten Art room at 3:30pm. Please call Jo Francis to enrol on 0466 247 716 or attend the first session next Tuesday and Jo will advise costs and register your child.
Travel Arrangements Providing your child’s daily travel arrangements to your class teacher via email helps to ensure that each afternoon your child arrives home as expected. The College Office keeps a copy of this information and it is used to guide children if they are ever confused. Please provide this detail at or before the Meet the Teacher Evening.
Labelling Please make sure everything your child brings to school or to carnivals is clearly labelled with your child’s name. Sadly, we have a continuous flow of unlabelled items which costs you money.
Regular Events
Mrs Julie Stowe Acting Head of Junior School
Drama Club
Upcoming dates
Another wonderful opportunity for students to be coached in their area of interest after school on a Monday. I am looking forward to watching future performances! Please call Weisie on 0449 544 474 or send an email to
[email protected] to register and be advised of the term fee.
Today First day for Years 8, 9, 10 and Kindergarten Monday, 2 February After School Drama Club Tuesday, 3 February After School Art Club Meet the Teacher Evening
Upgrades At GPCC we are blessed by continual maintenance and upgrades to our environment. It was also exciting to come back to new furniture in several rooms, new carpet in our Japanese room, as well as fresh paint and carpet in all J3 rooms. We are most thankful to the Maintenance Team who never cease to surprise us with their prowess. Furthermore, we are appreciative of the IT Team who have busily ensured that new student iPads and computers are set to go for Term 1. Again, we are blessed.
Term Dates 2015 Term 1, 2015 Wednesday
28 January 2015 for Years 1 - 6; 7, 11 and 12 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Thursday
29 January 2015 for Kinder, Years 8, 9 and 10 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Term 2, 2015 Monday
20 April 2015 to Friday 26 June 2015
This term Junior School children participate in Sport in Schools on Tuesdays and Chapel on Wednesdays. Primary School children take sport on Fridays and Infants classes participate in Gross Motor lessons on Thursdays. Lessons in Computers, Library, Music and Japanese depend on class timetables and will be communicated to you by individual class teachers. We are a blessed school community with many specialist teachers inputing into your child’s education.
Term 3, 2015 Monday
20 July 2015 to Friday 18 September 2015
Term 4, 2015 Tuesday
6 October 2015 to Wednesday 9 December 2015
Reminders
Chess Club
Has there been a change in your information? Please let us know as soon as a change occurs.
Our ever popular Chess Club will run again in Term 1. This year we again have Rick, our fabulous tutor from Sydney Academy of Chess, to teach our students. This tuition will be held on Thursday lunchtimes in 3P commencing next week. Interested students should attend next Thursday to receive registration forms and fee notices.
Especially important is an accurate email address and mobile phone number.
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Junior School News
Welcome back for the new school year. It is great to see the enthusiasm and energy that has been brought by the students in their return to school. I would like to begin the year with the focus from 1 Corinthians 10:31 which states: “Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.” In all things whether it is small or big, we should do it to glorify God. This includes the way we treat others, the way we wear our uniform, the effort we put into our class work, the respect we show our peers and teachers, whether we put our rubbish in the bin and so much more. This verse provides us with the correct motivation for all of our endeavours in life, big or small. We welcomed a wonderful group of Year 7 students this year. They were filled with nervous anticipation on their first day, but that will soon change as they get to know the running of the Secondary School. They will be loved and cared for and soon realise that they are part of a wonderful learning community at this College.
Coping with things often comes down to attitude. My encouragement to students is to put a 100% effort into everything they do and realise that they count. They count because they affect and set the tone for those around them. Everyone needs to work together to make a successful learning environment. Year 7 students met with their Year 11 Peer Support Leaders. The Peer Support program teaches students a range of skills to deal positively and proactively with life experiences, develop a sense of self-worth and belonging, and encourages taking responsibility for decisions and actions.
Mr Peter McLellan Head of Secondary School
Upcoming dates Today First day for Years 8, 9, 10 and Kindergarten Friday, 30 January Year 12 Bible Study leaders BBQ Tuesday, 3 February Year 11 English Study Day Wednesday, 4 February Secondary school Academic/ Thanksgiving Assembly Thursday, 5 February Year 11 SOR excursion (until 6 Feb)
Term Dates 2015 Term 1, 2015 Wednesday
28 January 2015 for Years 1 - 6; 7, 11 and 12 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Thursday
29 January 2015 for Kinder, Years 8, 9 and 10 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Construction
Term 2, 2015
Please be patient with all the construction going on around the College. No P plate driver can park on the property until further notice.
Monday
20 April 2015 to Friday 26 June 2015
Year Advisors
Term 3, 2015
The Secondary School Year Advisors for 2015 are as follows:
Monday
20 July 2015 to Friday 18 September 2015
Year 7: Mrs Rachael Wilesmith Year 8: Mrs Kerrie Rochford
Term 4, 2015
Year 9: Mrs Rebecca Gavin
Tuesday
6 October 2015 to Wednesday 9 December 2015
Year 10: Mrs Lisa Glen Year 11: Mr Keith Mills Year 12: Mr Chris Wellington These guys are fantastic teachers who have the wellbeing of your child at heart. Please feel free to call and discuss any issue you may have that may affect the wellbeing and progress of your child. 4
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Secondary School News
Year 12 HSC Students These students are going to struggle this year for so many different reasons, so I thought I would include these helpful ideas again at the beginning of this year. Please pray for these students during this year. Practical advice for the whole family: If your child is studying for the HSC, you are probably feeling the stress too. Many parents want to help but do not want to interfere. As well as pre-exam tension, there are other common factors that can make life seem even more challenging for the whole family. Year 12 is often the year when students: • lose interest in school • have no plans for after the HSC • develop an intense relationship with a boyfriend or girlfriend • get their driver’s licence • experiment with legal or illegal drugs • have a part-time job • are a member of a sporting team • develop an eating disorder • suffer from depression. If any of these concerns sound familiar, do not despair. You are not alone - and this will not last forever. How you can help Richard Cracknell, Counsellor and District Guidance Officer at Inverell High School, advises that “the most obvious forms of support parents can offer are the practical, physical things,” and recommends parents: Provide a good place to study that is quiet, comfortable, with good ventilation, good lighting, adequate desk or table space and free from distractions such as TV, noise, a telephone, interesting conversations, little brothers and sisters. • Provide healthy, balanced meals. • Encourage sleep and regular exercise. • Encourage them to avoid late night parties and alcohol consumption.
Less obvious but just important, is giving your child the support they need in the lead up to exams, which can be hard when emotions run high. Tips to remember • Be supportive and encouraging. • Highlight strengths and successes. Encourage your child not to dwell on failures, but to see them as “mistakes”, which can actually be something they can learn and benefit from. • Appreciate your child may be feeling very stressed, even if it is not obvious to you. Many students fear letting their family down, so beware of setting unrealistic expectations. Some worry they cannot do as well as a sibling, or friend. Many Year 12 students are feeling overwhelmed about what lies ahead: leaving home, leaving lifelong friends, the prospect of having to live in a new city. • Understand people under pressure become supersensitive and explosive from time to time. Family members are usually the first targets. Try not to overreact. • Be realistic in your expectations as to where the HSC leads. Not all HSC students will go on to university – but they can still have a wealth of excellent and satisfying career options. If they do not get the HSC marks they need and still really want to go on to tertiary education later, there are many other pathways. Interestingly, the success rate of mature age students is much higher than for those who go straight from school. • Encourage your child to seek help from teachers or the School Counsellor if they are having any difficulty with subjects, study organisation, stress or anxiety about examinations. • Encourage a healthy balance between work and leisure. Sometimes students need a total break from everything for a weekend or so, to recharge their batteries. • Take an interest in what your child is doing, if they will allow you to (some will not). This can include the subjects or topics being studied, how their study timetables and programs have been organised and their leisure pursuits. (Note: “Taking an interest in” does not mean interfering.) • Remember the occasional hug and “I love you” does not go astray, even when they are 18 years old. • Encourage and allow your child to be as independent as you can possibly stand. The more independent your child is in meeting the demands of Year 12, the better prepared they will be to succeed at a tertiary level or in the workforce.
Careers Information regarding Careers is now on our website. Visit the College website and go to: www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au and follow the links (News Careers) to go to our Careers page. 5
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Secondary School News
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Sport News The new CSSA App has been designed to keep staff, students and parents better connected to CSSA. All the important stuff for CSSA and CIS events can be with you wherever you go. All you have to do is DOWNLOAD THE APP.
The app is live and available on iTunes for iPhone users and on Google Play for Android phones. It can be found by scanning the QR codes below OR following the web links OR search CSSANSW
Android Web Link
Apple Web Link
The Events Tabs list all CSSA and CIS events for the year. Select an event for more information, a specific link to the CSSA Website and then add it to your calendar
The Results Tabs contain PDF copies of results for events throughout the year.
The Messages Tab contains messages from CSSA regarding CSSA and CIS events. It keeps staff, students and parents up to date with last minute changes.
The Handbook & Policies Tab contains the CSSA Handbook and major policies, in PDF, for quick and easy reference.
The Suppliers Tab contains a list of our suppliers. Select a supplier to visit their website and take advantage of special CSSA member offers.
App Builder:
Links to our Uniform Supplier, the CSSA Website, Contact Us and a Photo Gallery
NCC Solutions www.nccsolutions.com.au
[email protected]
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The Sports Grounds Directions Tab contains all CSSA and CIS event locations. Select a venue for an active map and directions from your current location.
Central Coast Junior Oztag Summer competitions continue next week - Kincumber: 2 February, CCGS: Tuesday 3 February. Just a reminder to teams: Whether your team is in Semi Finals or Grand finals, ALL teams play games throughout finals series. So all teams still have three weeks of play! Please contact your Team Manager or check http://www.centralcoastjunioroztag.com for times of games. Any queries, contact Mrs Corinna Reynolds
[email protected].
Beep Test Winners 2014 Congratulations to the students who won the Beep Test Challenge 2014. Each year the PDHPE Department awards the top boy and girl (Years 7-10 inclusive) and the most improved boy and girl (Year 7-10 inclusive) a pair of running shoes kindly donated by Steve, Debra and the team at The Athlete’s Foot, Erina Fair. The Beep Test is a fitness test that is done each term in the PDHPE Department and students are encouraged to improve their score each term. In 2014, the winners were: Top Female: Jessica Plater (Year 8), Top Male: Sam Sheehan (Year 8), Most Improved Girl: Marianne Moriarty (Year 8) and Most Improved Male: Aidan Morley (Year 10). Well done to these students who worked hard all year to improve their fitness levels. A big thank you must go to Steve McCoy and his team at The Athlete’s Foot, Erina Fair who support the Beep Test Challenge each year. They are highly recommended for their service and products when considering purchasing shoes for your children.
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After School Drama Club for 2015
After School Drama Club is Back in 2015! Enrol your children in our Monday afternoon Drama Club, right here at school! Through our fun-filled program we teach them about the different aspects of performance, creative expression, characterisation, stage craft and more!
Any students in Kindergarten to Year 6 can join us – no previous skill or experience needed. Build self-confidence in a safe and supportive environment, all while having a heap of FUN! These classes will again be presented by Wiesie Bester and her B-Creative! team, who ran the Drama Club at GPCC last year.
WHEN
TERM FEES $100 (1st child), $90 (2nd child),
Monday afternoons during school terms 3.30 - 4.30pm
and $80 (3rd child)
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR CHILDREN – – -
classes start Monday, 02/02/2014. send a text message to 0449 544 474 OR an email to
[email protected] include 1) your child's name, 2) your mobile number, and 3) email address in your message we will reply with an enrolment form and bank details for you to complete enrolment
Contact Wiesie on 0449 544 474 or
[email protected]
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College News ...
Canteen Welcome back everyone! Our College Canteen operates Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 2:00pm and is located in the Library building adjacent to the Uniform Shop. Students leave lunch orders at the Canteen before classes commence. Please write the student’s name, class, lunch order and $ amount on the bottom half of a paper bag. Bags are available at the Canteen for 10c. Please check prices carefully before ordering and enclose correct money where possible. When change is required, small amounts will be placed securely in the bag with the order. If change is required for recess, please indicate this on the bag. Significant amounts will need to be collected from the Canteen by the student. Drinks which are part of lunch orders for students K-6 are sent to class. Frozen foods are distributed or purchased from the Canteen. If prepaid as part of a lunch order, the order bag is presented as proof of payment. Guidance is given in food selection where necessary. Limits apply. The Canteen is committed to providing a variety of healthy meals at reasonable prices.
WEEK 1
College News
Upcoming dates Today First day for Years 8, 9, 10 and Kindergarten Friday, 30 January Year 12 Bible Study leaders BBQ Monday, 2 February After School Drama Club Tuesday, 3 February After School Art Club Year 11 English Study Day Wednesday, 4 February Secondary school Academic/ Thanksgiving Assembly Thursday, 5 February Year 11 SOR excursion (until 6 Feb)
If you would like to be involved in the provision of this service, we would love to have you in whatever way you choose. Our contact number is 4367 9957 or email
[email protected]. We are looking forward to serving you in 2015. Mrs Rae Playford, Canteen Manager
GPBC News
Vision Launch Green Point
Sunday February 1 9:30am followed by a
Family Fun Fair with jumping castles & all-‐age activities + sausage sizzle on the school oval
Baptist Church
Please join us for a HUGE service this Sunday, 1 February 2015 (9:30am)
GP Youth
Xplode Returns
Returning this Friday 30 January, we are in for the biggest year of Youth Group yet. Green Point Youth is a place for all High Schoolers to unwind on a Friday night – catch up with friends, have fun and get into God’s Word.
It has been a long wait, but Xplode is returning to your Thursday afternoons on 5 February 2015! Xplode is a Kids Club Program which happens each Thursday afternoon during school term. For an afternoon of fun games, afternoon tea, craft, songs, Bible talks and more, come along on Thursday afternoons from 3:15pm - 5:30pm in the Jacaranda Room. For more information about Xplode, or to pick up a registration form, please contact GPBC’s Youth Pastor, Will Richards at
[email protected] or on 0424 278 948. Get ready to Xplode!
The winds of change will be sweeping through GP Youth, and there are some incredibly exciting new things happening. See you 7:00pm - 9:00pm on Friday in the Jacaranda Room as we unveil what lies ahead!
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Term Dates 2015 Term 1, 2015 Wednesday
28 January 2015 for Years 1 - 6; 7, 11 and 12 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Thursday
29 January 2015 for Kinder, Years 8, 9 and 10 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Term 2, 2015 Monday
20 April 2015 to Friday 26 June 2015
Term 3, 2015 Monday
20 July 2015 to Friday 18 September 2015
Term 4, 2015 Tuesday
6 October 2015 to Wednesday 9 December 2015
Prayer “Trust in the Lord with all of your heart and lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6 NKJV A small group of staff and parents meet each week to place GPCC staff and families into God’s loving care. Please join us as we pray in the Staff Common Room on Tuesdays @ 2:00pm until 3.15pm. For prayer requests, please contact Ann McLellan on 0400 349 429 or fill out the blue form at the College Office reception.
School Photos Advance notice is given for school photo days. Please put these dates in your diary: Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Secondary School photos Thursday, 12 March 2015
Junior School photos
Music Tutor Program Unlock that God given gift in Music! The Tutoring Program is open again this year for interested students from the whole College (K - 12). Tuition is open for Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Violin, Singing, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Cello, Trombone, Trumpet and Drums. Any students (new and old) who wish to join the Music Tutoring program, please pick up a Registration letter for 2015, from Mr Muir in the Music Department.
College Family Directory Each year the College makes available to parents a College Family Directory to facilitate communication within the College community. The directory contains name, address and contact number of College families. If you do not want your details published in the directory, please contact Mrs Blanche Moody on 4363-1266 or email
[email protected].
Changes to Red Bus Service Due to Bus number loadings – students to change from number 16 to bus number 65. Please find below school bus number change for students travelling to Springfield and Erina Heights: Bus Number Change No: 16 to 65 Green Point Christian College- students for Springfield and Erina Heights. Springfield students will transfer at Woodport Public School to school bus No: 34 commencing 29 January 2015.
GPCC Netball Club Registration dates for the 2015 season are Wednesday 4 February 2015 at 3:30 pm and Saturday 7 February 2015 at 10:00am outside MPC . For more information and help with registering, email Claire at
[email protected]. See flyer on page 7. New players welcome.
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College News ...
WEEK 1
The Messenger Week 2 Term 1
Coast Shelter Restaurant
Monday, 02.02.21015
346 Mann Street, Gosford
Term Dates 2015
Francis Browne
If you would like to be on the roster, please email
[email protected] or 0432 490 975.
Term 1, 2015
31 January 2015
Wednesday
Tuesday, 03.02.2015 Glenda Collins Wednesday, 04.02.2015
OIC: Stephen Hay
Newsletter of Green Point Christian FoodCollege Pickup: Arthur Pickersgill
Renae van Es
28 January 2015 for Years 1 - 6; 7, 11 and 12 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Thursday
29 January 2015 for Kinder, Years 8, 9 and 10 to Thursday 2 April 2015
Thursday, 05.02.2014
Helpers: Bonnie Gardiner, Jo Schofield, Phil Reynolds, Suzie Morris, Tosca Brand
Lucinda Shelley
7 February 2015
Term 2, 2015
Friday, 06.02.2015
Coast Shelter volunteers
Monday
Terry Ellis, Amanda Baird, Jessica Saville
14 February 2015 OIC and Food Pickup: Penny Williams Helpers: Alex Smith, Di Smith, Liz Suttie, Vicki Wickert and Tony Cunningham. 21 February 2015
20 April 2015 to Friday 26 June 2015
Term 3, 2015 Monday
20 July 2015 to Friday 18 September 2015
Term 4, 2015
OIC: Stephen Hay Food Pickup: Arthur Pickersgill Helpers: Jo Schofield, Leanne Davey, Suzie Morris, Tayla Morgan, Tosca Brand.
Green Point Trader
Tuesday
6 October 2015 to Wednesday 9 December 2015
Uniform Shop Operating Times
Piano Tuition 2015: Harry Stowe, past student, currently studying Bach. Music (piano), now enrolling students for tuition on Fridays at school, as part of our Music Tutor Program. All enquires welcome. Phone 0423 821 940. Tutoring 2015: Literacy and Numeracy K-6. Qualified teacher of learning difficulties and additional needs. Ring Pam 0419 434 951. For Sale: Fibreglass boat 3 metres, with oars. $400 o.n.o. Phone Brian 0404 478 341. For Sale: Blazer barely worn, dry cleaned and in great condition, size 15, $80. Phone Janine 0412 614 042.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday during the School Term: 8:30am 11:00am (Closed Wednesday) Afternoons by appointment only. Alternate ways to make purchases: 1. Write items on a lunch order bag, enclose cash or cheque and lodge through Canteen. 2. Lodge order and payment through Reception. 3. Phone order to Uniform Shop and pay by credit card. 4. Email
[email protected] Always include your child’s name and Year group for delivery. Credit card slips and a receipt are always issued.
Green Point Christian College Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251 | Locked Bag 1 Kincumber NSW 2251 P: (02) 4363 1266 F: (02) 4363 1082 | Absentee Line: (02) 4367 9950 | Excursion Line: (02) 4367 9900 Email:
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