From Your P&F
We need your help for the biggest term of the year. If you have a son playing sport in Year 9 we would love to see you for just one hour in the Flats or Grandstand canteens, or the Coffee Van this coming Saturday 9 May.
Thank-you to our volunteers who made it all happen for Trial round (25 April): Shandra Kadri, Kylie O’Flynn, Carlie Marks, Richelle Power, Samantha Marsh, Michelle Carr, Prue Maclean, Thomas Craig, Lauren Wiggins, Patricia Turner, Andrew Rumbell, Claire Limerick, Charis, Sarah Real, Colleen Murphy, Letitia Wilkinson, Luisa Brown
And thank-you to our volunteers from Round 1 (2 May): Richard Katter, Monica Willoughby, Michelle Carr, Danielle Barker, Rachel Scalongne, Danyelle Britz, Richelle Power, Kelly, Oriana Wyrozebska, Lucy Onal, Leigh Browne, Nicola Kaminski, Seb Kaminski
Just one hour a term if you have a son playing sport really does make all the difference to keeping this much-valued service open for our Marist and AIC communities. This makes Saturday more manageable for all our home and visiting families, provides directions for many a lost visiting player, covers a not-so-surprising number of ‘ohhhhhhh …. I forgot my water bottle' events, and provides funds in support of school projects.
Don’t forget - Students can also volunteer in the Sports Canteens under the Mates program:
- Years 11 and 12 can Sign-Up and serve without a parent/guardian
- Year 5-10 can Sign-Up and serve alongside a parent/guardian
- Counter service only – no grills, or deep fryer
- Students need to be in uniform
- On completion of the shift, students need to register their time using the QR code available in each canteen. (Another volunteer or a member of the canteen staff can access the form if student does not have a phone.)
Grandstand (open while games are playing at Hayden, McMahon for as long as volunteers are available)
Flats (open while games are playing at Flats and Cameron for as long as volunteers are available)
Coffee Van (mornings when McMahon canteen is operating):