Events
Relay for Life
Friday 31 March is a whole school out-of-uniform day for Relay for Life.
We encourage participants to wear as much of their cohort’s colour as possible.
Plenty Kids, Prep, Years 1 & 2: Gold, for Childhood Cancer
Years 3 & 4: Dark Blue, for Colon Cancer
Years 5 & 6: Burgundy, for Multiple Myeloma
Year 7: Yellow, for Bone Cancer
Year 8: Green, for Liver Cancer
Year 9: White, for Lung Cancer
Year 10: Orange, for Leukaemia
Year 11: Purple, for Pancreatic Cancer
Year 12: Pink, for Breast Cancer
Early bird tickets are available at a $5 discount.
Ticket prices on the night will be:
$20 per single ticket or
$45 family ticket
Relay for Life Op-Shop and Bake Sale
In preparation for Relay for Life, the Senate is organising an Op-shop to raise funds to go to Cancer Council. This will be a fun and new initiative that aims to broaden our platform of fundraising for this year’s event. This year we encourage the community to donate any BOARD GAMES, SPORTS EQUIPMENT, BOOKS or PLANTS. We will only accept donations from the above specified categories and items in good working order.
These donations can be dropped off at the college from Tuesday 28 March to Thursday 30 March at the main office.
The op-shop will be running at the Relay for Life event, providing a great opportunity for you to not only donate but purchase some preloved treasures.
A baked goods stall. We would love families to bake some products that we can sell on the night. We are seeking sweet homemade products such as slices, cookies or cupcakes that we can individually package (eg. honeyjoys, brownies, cookies) and do NOT need to be refrigerated.
We have provided some suggested recipes in an email to families. Please drop these off at the Early Years Reception or Main Office on either Thursday 30 March or Friday 31 March (before 10am) in a disposable container (if possible), labelled with ingredients.
Every small act of kindness can go a long way toward combating cancer. Thank you for your support!
FAQ - Relay for Life
- What is the name of the charity this fundraiser is raising money towards?
The Cancer Council for cancer research and treatment. - What happens at RFL?
Everyone who comes needs to buy an entry ticket before or at the event and we raise money with a wide range of activities on our main oval including live entertainment, dunk tank, carnival games, head shaving, pony rides, face painting, reflection space and much more. Food and drinks are available for sale and we also walk laps and remember those who’ve been touched by cancer. - 3:20 pm – 11 pm is a long time, do we stay the whole time? Can we come and go?
You can come and go as it suits you and your family or stay the whole time if you wish. - Tickets sales at the door as well as online?
Yes tickets can be bought on arrival at $15 for single or $40 for family but if you purchase online there is a $5 discount per ticket (that ends next Wednesday 29 March). - What food sales will there be on offer? Can we bring our own dinner?
Sausages, hamburgers, baked potatoes (with toppings), fairy floss, sweet baked goods and cold drinks will all be available for purchase. We also have a coffee van coming selling hot drinks. We will cater for dietary requirements including gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian. You can bring your own food however we encourage support of this charity event run by our students. - Do we need to bring picnic rug/chairs?
You’re welcome to bring these and we’ll have some available to use also. - Is this event dog friendly?
Pets are not able to be brought onsite at the college. - Are external community members allowed to come?
It is open to all member of our college community including alumni and family or friends of our families. - Is there eftpos facilities on site or an ATM on site?
EFTPOS is available, but no ATM - Can I just drop off my kids at the event?
Preschool and primary students must be accompanied by a responsible adult, however secondary students can be there at parent’s discretion.