SCHOOL Notices
VOLUNTEER MENTORS | Pyjama Foundation
Did you know there are 48,000 children in Foster Care across Australia?The Pyjama Foundation is looking for volunteer mentors (Pyjama Angels) to support children in Foster Care who need a helping hand.
As a Pyjama Angel, you will visit a child in foster care for 1 hour each week, to help with learning, life-skills, and confidence.
They work around the days and times you are available and look to match you accordingly. Location and any other preferences are also taken into account.
One on one time has a profound impact on young people and helps to support Foster Carers in your community. Over time, you will become a trusted mentor in your child's life, being a constant source of encouragement.
If you would like to help a foster child achieve their dreams, The Pyjama Foundation would love to hear from you!
They are always looking for new volunteers. You can check your eligibility via their website, The Pyjama Foundation , call (03) 87258970 or email brigit@thepyjamafoundation.com.
LOST PROPERTY | Lost something? We might have it!
A number of items have been handed into the General Office (7-10 Campus) during this term. If you have lost something while visiting our school, even during sporting events after hours, please visit or call our office on 9783 7955.
Items include:
*rings
*earrings
*watches
*necklaces
*keys
*glasses and more.
Our office will be open from Term 3, Monday 10 July.
METRO | News
Buses Replace Trains
Buses replace trains on the Frankston and Stony Point lines from 8.30pm Friday 2 June to early August.
More at ptv.vic.gov.au/frankstondisruptions
Glen Huntly Road closure
The level crossing on Glen Huntly Road is closed until mid-July, between James Street and Grange Road. Pedestrians are still able to use footpaths to visit the local shops. If you need help to safely cross to the other side of the rail line, you can travel on the Yarra Trams community shuttle bus. A new station at Glen Huntly will open in early August 2023.
7-10 CAMPUS | Updated Rules for Multi-Purpose Court
Rules upon entering multi-purpose courts
- Limit play to 40 players on the court at any time (20 each side)
- Monday | Years 7 and 8 students ONLY
- Tuesday-Friday | Years 7-10 students
- No tackling
- No deliberate kicking ball over fence
- Play finishes at the bell
- No food on court
- Fair and respectful play
Failure to adhere to these rules will result in being removed from the court.
STRICTLY PROHIBITED | Vapes and Chewing Gum
Please note that these are strictly prohibited items and must not be brought into the school. Vapes are illegal for minors. Chewing gum in carpets has cost the school thousands of dollars for repairs. Any students caught with either of these items will face consequences which may include suspension.
UNIFORM | Purchases
PSW Mornington
1/22 Watt Rd, Mornington
NEW PAFFA JACKET
now available instore
BOOKS | Purchase Second Hand Books
PFA Second Hand Book Sale
CSEF | For all new students at Frankston High School
CAMPS, SPORTS & EXCURSIONS FUND (CSEF) is provided by the Victorian Government to assist eligible families to cover the costs of school trips, camps and sporting activities, for students in Years 7 to 12. If you hold a valid
means-tested concession card (e.g. Health Care Card) or are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible for CSEF. Application forms are available from the Finance Office and also attached below.
For more information about the CSEF click here. In 2022, every Year 7 government school student who is a recipient of CSEF automatically qualifies to receive a uniform package, provided through State Schools' Relief. Information can be found on their website. Parents/carers who may need assistance in providing their child’s uniform may want to make an appointment with our Student Wellbeing Coordinators to discuss their situation.
CLICK HERE for CSEF form
STUDENT SUPERVISION | Before and After School
Please be aware that teachers are on duty in the grounds on the:
7-10 Campus: from 8.30am until 3.40pm.
Senior Campus: from 8.00am until 3.40pm.
It is advisable for students to arrive at school after supervision begins.
Please note that some buses leave after the conclusion of yard duty. Students are expected to behave in a responsible manner when in school uniform, before and after school. The public often contact Frankston High School to comment on the excellent behaviour of students in public areas.
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FRANKSTON HIGH SCHOOL | Careers Website
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FRANKSTON HIGH SCHOOL | Compass App
DOWNLOAD NOW and Stay up to date!!Compass App is a great way to access your child's timetable, see scheduled learning tasks, approve events, read latest school notifications, school reports and many more.
STUDENT COMPASS CARDS
Keep your card in your laptop bag, student diary or pencil case and present to:
- sign in and out of the Compass Kiosks
- borrow books from the library
- access printers/photocopiers around the school
- borrow sport equipment
- purchase items at the canteen and
- also use as an ID Card for public transport/concessions.
Lost cards must be replaced. Replacement cards can be ordered from Compass for $10.
MOONLIT Sanctuary
550 Tyabb-Tooradin Rd, Pearcedale Vic 3
Phone 61 (3) 430 882 717
MORNINGTON PENINSULA | Badminton
Coaching Sessions, Thursdays 6.00pm - 7.30pm at Frankston High School Stadium
Badminton coaching is available for all standards of junior players by our qualified coaches. Beginners welcome, have fun while you are learning the basic skills of badminton, as you progress you will learn game skills and scoring. Coaching is conducted in skill level groups. A great way to improve your fitness and get moving. The ideal all-weather sport all year round.
For more information: www.mpb.org.au
Contact: Ben Huggard 0412150514
