Social & Fundraising Committee News
Special Lunch Day (Pizza)
Wednesday 19th of March
Dear Parents and Carers,
A Special Pizza Lunch Order will be on offer for all students and staff. There is a selection of 2 pizza's available at $3.00 per slice.
A Gluten Free option will be available, but we can't guarantee it will be completely free from traces of Gluten. If your child has Celiac disease, please keep this in mind.
Hawaiian Pizza (tomato sauce, cheese, ham and pineapple)
Margherita (tomato sauce, cheese and oregano)
All orders and payments must be made through Compass Canteen as no cash will be accepted.
Compass ordering: Canteen - Select Student - Select Date (19/03/25) - Place Order - Payment
To avoid disappointment, please place orders by 12pm on Wednesday 12th of March, as NO late orders will be accepted.
Please note, we will be closing orders 1 week before due to adding the Gluten free option, as the pizza shop needs the numbers for ordering.
We will need a minimum of 6 volunteers to help on the day to help pack orders and distribute them to the classrooms.
If you have 45-60 minutes to spare (11am-12pm), we would appreciate if you could please sign up on link below.
We also require you to have a current Working With Children's Check.
https://service.vic.gov.au/services/working-with-children
If anyone is available to pick up to pi k, could you please email and let us know
lepagesocialandfundraising@gmail.com
Thank you, we appreciate your time and support.
Warm regards,
Social and Fundraising Sub-Committee
Hoodie Up For Autism Day
April is World Autism Acceptance Month and on Wednesday 26th of March we're inviting our students and staff to wear a Hoodie to school to show understanding, acceptance and support for the Autistic community.
Whether you're Autistic, love someone who is or just want to stand in solidarity with the Autism community, join us in putting your Hoodie Up and celebrating the diversity Autism brings to our world.
Gold coin donations are accepted and appreciated and will be donated to Amaze, who deliver vital support to Autistic people and their families so they can live their best lives. You can find out more about the important work they do here: https://www.amaze.org.au/
Why Hoodies?
Some Autistic people experience sensory sensitivities and can become overwhelmed by stimuli in their environment. Wearing their Hoodie Up means they can block out bright lights and busy environments which helps calm them.
Thanks kindly,
Social and Fundraising Sub-committee