P&C News

Halfway through Term 4 Wow!

The P&C have continued to kick goals with a successful chocolate drive, Book Fair and some wonderful donations to the Christmas Raffle already. We have several new members with  great suggestions and support to a vibrant volunteer community. P&C have contributed to part of year 4-6 camp transport and the 2021 graduation celebrations, replaced items for future P&C events and purchased a new oven in the admin block for class STEM opportunities. 

Excitingly P&C have achieved our fundraising goal! It has blown us away! This would not be possible without the school community support so a big thank you to each and every contributor. 

While we are still waiting on building approval for the shade sail due to the massive school growth the P&C can confidently contribute to the new safer carpark school entry point for families. This should occur over the Christmas school holidays ready to welcome everyone back. The new access will be wider, less muddy and provide an inviting path. 

Free Dress Pantry Item Raffle Donation

On Friday 5th November there will be a Free Dress day and, instead of a gold coin, a donation of a pantry item is appreciated. This should be an item you would wish to receive, be within its expiry date and possibly with a festive theme.

Uniform Shop Announcement

If you have any damaged school shirts along the hem please return them to the Uniform Shop for a replacement. The supplier has acknowledged the issue and will replace these.

The Uniform Shop is open Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:15am to 9am.

Term 4 Fundraising Calendar 

Free Dress Pantry item raffle donation  5/11/21

STEM Pizza Day 1/12/21

Carols in the Grove 19/11/21

Graduating Class of 2021 Drinks Bar 6/12/2021

Meat Tray Raffles at Brightview Tavern once a fortnight

We look forward to seeing new and old members at 3:30pm Thursday 4th November in the admin block. If you have any suggestions or questions please email mnorm52@eq.edu.au or sdona86@eq.edu.au 

Thank you

The 2021 P&C Committee

President: Michelle Norman

Vice-President: Kym Jones and Jared Skilton

Secretary: Sarah Donaldson

Treasurer: Christine Steffens

Fundraising: Hep Birse

Uniform Conveyner: Annie Queale 

The benefits of volunteering include: 

Volunteering creates a resilient community 

Volunteers meet more people 

Volunteers gain professional experience 

Volunteering saves community resources 

Volunteers get to give something back 

Volunteers learn a lot 

Volunteering gives you a great sense of purpose 

Volunteering makes you feel great 

Volunteers live longer … it’s true!