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The MAG

We are excited to officially launch our new bi-annual magazine 'The MAG' to our families and extended School community.

We envisage this magazine to travel far and wide to our alumni, current families, prospective families and supporters. In this issue we welcome two new senior staff to the Secondary School, look into the TAS building and school farm, showcase our exciting events from the year so far, and interview two very talented Alumni! We have had a wonderful time putting together various stories for you which highlight what Moama Anglican Grammar means to us, and to the students and staff who call it their school.

We hope you enjoy reading Issue #1

If you would like a printed copy of the magazine, please visit either the Primary Office or Main Reception.

Lost property

If any of the below items may belong to your child, please see Marnie, Kylie or Lisa at the office to collect.

School shoes, uniform, footy boots, drink bottles, tupperware containers, sleeping bags, Mathoura football club bomber jacket and numerous school hats and casual caps. 

Apex Club of Echuca/Moama- Portsea Camp

Please see information below regarding Portsea Camp running in January 2020.

Canteen

A reminder to families that canteen orders are available via Quickcliq using their online portal.

See our website for more information:

https://www.moamagrammar.nsw.edu.au/our-school/school-day/canteen/

Large bulky items on the Bus

Please note that the bus operators are not permitted to transport large items in the external storage compartment of the bus, e.g. bikes or scooters.  Should your child need to transport such items please make alternate arrangements.  Also remember to park well clear of where the bus is expected to stop.

Thank you for your support with this.

Transition to Summer Uniform

From the beginning of Week 3, Term 4 (21 October) all students will be required to wear their full summer uniform. Please note school hats are to be worn during Term 4 and Term 1.

Normal requirements for Sports uniform continue throughout the entire year.

The way in which the School uniform is worn has a strong influence on how we feel about ourselves and the ways in which we are viewed by others. Every student’s standard of dress and grooming is expected to reflect well on both the individual and the School as a whole. Please familiarise yourself with these expectations which are outlined in the school handbook on the website.

Late students

It has come to our attention that some secondary students are arriving late to school without the appropriate form of communication.

A reminder to parents that late students (or those that are departing early) should either:

Provide an 'out of routine' form when arriving at school / leaving early

Or

Parents/Guardians are to fill in a late arrival/early departure eform via PCSpider.

In the instance that this cannot happen, a phone call or email to the school is also appropriate.

It is our Duty of Care to know where students are at all times.