FINISH STRONG!

This week on assembly I spoke to the Year 3-6 students about finishing strongly. I have used the analogy with our students of finishing the year like it is a running race. It is important that they give 100% until they are across the finish line and not to stop or slow down a few metres short. As always, we will maintain our high expectations of student effort, attendance and behaviour, every day.

It is also that time of the year when students have the opportunity to demonstrate and apply their skills, knowledge and deep understandings. Even though we can see the holidays on the distant horizon, it is the most important time of the year as students complete culminating learning activities that connect their learning and experiences from the academic year. Essentially, it is a time for our students to show us how far they have come and the academic distance they have travelled. We don’t just want to finish the year, we want to finish strong!

The end of the year sees many school events including Graduation, Awards Ceremonies, School Disco and the Christmas concert. Be sure to check the calendar so you don’t miss anything. We look forward to seeing many of you at these events and celebrating a successful 2019 with you. Hopefully you can finish strongly too!

CLASSES- 2020

Class Allocations for 2020 are progressing well. Parents and children will be advised on Wednesday 22 January class teachers for 2020. Publishing early in the year helps us to determine more accurate enrolment numbers for each cohort as this seems to change daily with some enrolments in and out. At present it appears that we will have 31 classes, including five Preps.

CLASS PARENT REPRESENTATIVE SCHEME

In 2020 we will be again seeking two parents for each classroom to be the parent representatives for that class. The role of the Parent Rep is to strengthen the parent-school partnership, create a welcoming class atmosphere for new families and promote parent involvement within our school. Class teachers will be looking for parent representatives for their classrooms early in the new school year. If you have not done this role yet, I encourage you to be involved as it is a wonderful opportunity to contribute meaningfully.

Thank you to all the class parent representatives this year and the coordinator, Jodie Swan, for the excellent manner in which you have helped connect our families, students and school. Jodie’s weekly Parent Rep e-mail is an integral and highly valued communication to set families up for success at school. Well done, Jodie!

TENNIS PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE

Next year RISE and Yeronga State School will offer an opportunity for some students to participate in the Tennis program of excellence. Selected children will have the opportunity to access lessons between 9am – 3pm, at times that will not disrupt their academic program. Parents will have to pay a fee for their children to be in the program. Invitations will be sent out to selected students’ parents in the next week or so, including attending an information session to gain more insight.

PAST STUDENT CELEBRATIONS - SPANISH EXCELLENCE

Congratulations to past student Tiggy Taylor who received the Year 7 Spanish Academic Award for the Spanish Immersion class at Indooroopilly State High School. We are always delighted to hear of our past students’ achievements. We also appreciate the great foundation our whole school Spanish program is providing for our students to develop deeper cultural understandings and a love of language learning.

SCHOOLS UPDATE MESSAGES

Vaccination is the best protection against measles

Measles is circulating in South East Queensland. Measles is highly infectious and can have serious complications such as pneumonia (lung infection) and encephalitis (inflammation of the brain). You need two doses of the Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccine to be protected. Check your own and your child’s vaccination history with your GP today. Early symptoms include fever, runny nose, tiredness and sore red eyes. This is followed by a blotchy red rash, which often starts on the face before becoming widespread. If your school-age child is unwell, keep them at home, seek medical advice, and contact the school to let them know. For more information, visit Queensland Health or call 13HEALTH.

Tough times?

Make time to talk, get tips to support your children through tough times with Triple P – Positive Parenting Program: it’s free in Queensland.

Do you really know your online friends?

The Queensland Family and Child Commission has launched the #doiknowu campaign to raise awareness of the behaviours that lead to online grooming. It educates young people, parents and carers to recognise, respond and avoid the trap of doing something they don’t want to do by highlighting the tactics predators use to engage young people. A range of resources are available to help young people stay safe online.

We say: not now, not ever, together

The Queensland Government is committed to the elimination of domestic and family violence. The Government’s Third Action Plan - ‘Not now, Not ever, together’ highlights that by taking action and working together, we can end domestic and family violence in our communities. Our school is committed to modelling and building relationships that are based on equality and respect, free from violence and abuse. You play a critical role in teaching respect. More information and access to support services for domestic violence are available on the Queensland Government website.

FUN MUDDA

Fun Mudda is a wonderful tradition at Yeronga as the Term 4 Behaviour celebrations for Year 3-6. The extremely dry conditions this year means that we have decided not to have this event.  We are all extremely disappointed however we know this is the most ethical thing to do. We are currently working on a plan to replace this event and will endeavour to create something memorable. Please understand that we have not come to this decision lightly and we so wish it would rain a lot in the next two weeks, and then we may be able to reconsider.

Debbie Spanner
Principal

The focus of the last few weeks has been on starting to make plans for 2020, with our Prep Orientation morning and Student Leadership selection processes. It has been impressive and humbling to observe the growing confidence of our YSS students as they take risks, embrace new challenges and see setbacks as an opportunity for further growth.

Remembrance Day

The recent Remembrance Day commemorations held by the Stephen’s RSL branch were a memorable way to mark one hundred and one years since Armistice and the end of World War One. Our School Captains were a part of the wreath laying ceremony and Morgan from Year Six shared her winning entry from the recent writing competition with the crowd gathered at Yeronga Memorial Park. It was certainly a remarkable and moving occasion.

Forthcoming Events

We can’t wait to be a part of the multitude of end of year events over the coming weeks, including:

- Big Sing (Friday 22 November)

- Big Play (Friday 29 November)

- Senior Swimming Carnival (Tuesday 26 November)

- Junior Swimming Carnival (Tuesday 3 December)

- Disco (Thursday 5 December)

- Prep Christmas Concert (Friday 6 December)

- Year 6 Graduation (Monday 9 December)

- Sporting Awards Ceremony (Tuesday 10 December)

Free Dress Day

The Student Council are holding a Free Dress Day this Friday 22 November and the theme is “Free Dress” (i.e. student’s own choice). Students will need to ensure that they are wearing closed in shoes and shirts with sleeves for sun protection. Gold coin donations brought in on that day will go towards future Student Council projects including water coolers and new wooden seats for eating areas.

Academic Awards

It will be wonderful to recognise the efforts our students in meeting their learning goals throughout 2019, during the last week of Term Four.

The dates for the Awards Ceremonies are:

Thursday 12 December

9.00am: Year Five and Six

9.45am: Year Three and Four

Friday 13 December

9.00am: Year One and Two

Enjoy the last four weeks of the school year. We look forward to catching up with many of you at the end of year events.

Active School Travel

Thank you to all the parents, teachers and students who make a conscious choice to actively travel to school. Not only is it good for our bodies but it is also wonderful to alleviate the traffic congestion around the school.

This last week has been a big week in the AST realm. The children enjoyed walking to school, scootering at lunchtime on the tennis courts and a scooter prize was drawn.

The winner of the $250 Scooter prize that was donated by Nicole Johnston is Tiago from P2.

Congratulations Tiago and we hope you have fun on the scooter over the holidays.

Outdoor Classroom Day – Thursday 7 November

Outdoor Classroom Day is a global campaign to celebrate and inspire outdoor learning and play.

Outdoor learning improves children’s health, engages them with learning and leads to a greater connection with nature. Play not only teaches critical life skills such as resilience, teamwork and creativity, but is central to children’s enjoyment of childhood.

Kate Paynter and Tracy Freeman

Deputy Principals

YOUR VIEWS ARE IMPORTANT: Please complete the P&C feedback and planning survey

Thank you to all Yeronga State School families and friends for your outstanding support of P&C fundraising, activities and initiatives during 2019. The generosity of our school community enables the P&C to provide significant financial support for infrastructure and resources to assist our children and school that wouldn’t be available through any other means.

To prepare for 2020 and beyond, the P&C is now seeking feedback and input from all members, parents and carers about P&C services, initiatives, activities, communications and priorities. Your views are important and your responses to this survey will help to guide the development of the P&C’s new 2020-2024 strategic plan.

Have your say here! (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YSSPCsurvey2019)

 

Volunteers for Swimming Carnival Snow Cones

Senior Swimming Carnival Tuesday 26 November
A volunteer is needed to run the Snow Cone stall for our fantastic year 3 – 6 swimmers. It’s a highlight of their day in the sun. Please email the P&C at yerongasspandc@gmail.com if you can help out.

If you can’t coordinate the stall but can help out on the day sign up here. It's loads of fun and your kids will love you for it!

Junior Swimmers: Carnival 3 December with Snow Cones on 3 & 4 December

• Sign up to help out for just one hour from 12.45pm for Year 1: Tuesday 3 December - https://signup.com/go/TfkQrKO (the snow cones will be given out after second break at school, for the Year 1's when all classes have returned from the pool). 
• Sign up to help out for just one hour from 10.45am for Year 2:  Wednesday 4 December - https://signup.com/go/iSrfNav  (the snow cones will be given out on the following day after the carnival at first break for the Year 2's).

House swimming caps on sale - to pick up a new silicone swimming cap in house colours for your child/ren for the swimming carnival head to the Uniform Shop or Flexischools. Priced at just $9 each the new YSS swimming caps are high quality and long lasting.

Seeking quotes to upgrade old netball court oval

The P&C is working with the school in an effort to source funding to upgrade the 'old netball courts' oval behind the school hall, YOSHC , music building and the library. This will involve grading the degraded bank/hill that leads from the school buildings to the oval, removing the existing grass/ground cover, and adding top soil and new grass to the whole area.

Before we can proceed, quotes are needed to carry out the work. Please contact the P&C at ysspandcpresident@gmail.com for more information or to make a time to view the area for quoting purposes.

P&C Operations Manager role - applications close Sunday, 24 November

Applications for the new YSS P&C Operations Manager position are now open (advertised on SEEK) and close at 11:30pm THIS Sunday evening 24 November. This new role has been created to ensure the continued sustainability, quality and growth of the P&C and its operations (Tuckshop, Uniform Shop, YOSHC, and fundraising and community building activities).  

If you are interested in the role please email P&C presidents, Kym Mansfield and Hamish Townsend, at ysspandcpresident@gmail.com to obtain a copy of the P&C Operations Manager Position Description and Key Selection Criteria. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.

RISE SPORTS

Sports Excellence Program Seminar - Thursday, 28 November

Anyone interested in learning about the opportunity for Yeronga State School to host a Sports Excellence Program is invited to a special seminar:

When - Thursday 28th November, from 6:00-7:00pm

Where - Yeronga State School Library  (Resource Centre)

YSS Tennis Championships

A record number of students entered the Yeronga State School Tennis Championships at the school's courts on Monday 4 November, and Tuesday, 5th November. Great tennis was on display from all that took part. 

Congratulations to our winners: 

• Red Ball Champion - Tristan H
• Red Ball Doubles Champions - John H & Tristan H
• Orange Ball Champion - Sasha W
• Orange Ball Doubles Champions - Jack G & Henry M
• Green Ball Champion - Edward L
• Green Ball Doubles Champion - Angus K & Jeffrey Z
• Sportsmanship Award Boys - Xavier K 
• Sportsmanship Award Girls - Jade B
  
  

YSS students compete in Met West Tennis tournament

A team of Yeronga students competed as one of the top 8 schools from the Met West region of Brisbane in the Red Ball Tournament at the Queensland Tennis Centre on Friday, 8 November. 

Despite the tough competition on the day, all Yeronga students dug deep and did their school proud: 

• Dash W
• John H
• Alisa S
• Tristan H
• Emma G
• Arabella R
• Patrick D
• Ben H
• Henry L.

Congratulations to all students on your performances. 

RISE Holiday Camp

RISE Holiday Camp is on again from Monday 16 to Thursday 19 December 2019 AND Monday 20 to Thursday 23 January 2020. This is not just for the tennis lover, it caters for all primary school aged kids that love to move and be active. Register for a single day or a whole camp at https://www.rise.com.au/holiday-sports-camp. Please see the flyer attached for more details.

Holiday_Sports_Camp_T4.pdf

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Hamish Townsend and Kym Mansfield

Yeronga State School P&C Co-Presidents
ysspandcpresident@gmail.com

Yeronga SS will be Cashless in 2020

As Yeronga continues to grow the office does it’s best to make changes to ensure parents can conveniently pay for excursions/incursion is the most efficient way possible. This means as of 2020 Yeronga will no longer be accepting cash payments.

Our methods of payments will be via BPoint or Qparents.

To pay via BPoint you will find all the needed details at the bottom of every invoice. All invoices are emailed to parents and will come from the email address rbenn127@eq.edu.au.

Qparents is another great way to pay your invoices as well as track what you have paid and what is still outstanding. If you do not have access to Qparents please contact the office as soon as possible and we will be able to set you up with an invitation.

Lost and Found

As the end of 2019 is approaching we have a large amount of lost and found items. Please get your students to check if there are any items that belong to them before 2.30pm on Friday 13 December 2019. These items will no longer be available to collect after 2.30pm. We look forward to knowing that all students have collected their belongings over the next 3 weeks.  

If your student has misplaced an item of greater value such as reading glasses or jewellery please come to the office to confirm if we have your item. Below are 5 sets of reading glasses that need to find their home before the end of school.

Medication & Action Plans

Please ensure all medication and action plans for your student/s have be collected from the office / classroom by Friday 13 December 2019 before the school finishes.

NO CAP, NO SWIM.

All students need to have a sun shirt/rashie and a swim cap to participate in school swimming lessons and both the senior and junior school swimming carnival (Senior held next Tuesday 26th November, Junior Tuesday 3rd December).

Yeronga State School caps are available in sporting house colours through the uniform shop (open Monday 8:30 - 9:30 and Thursday 2:30 - 3:30) or order through Flexi-schools.

To ensure your student can swim please ensure you have a swimming cap as soon as possible by ordering a cap this week. The uniform shop will be selling caps at the pool for emergency's only in the morning of the swimming carnival from 8:30 - 9:30. Caps are $9 each.

Swimming has Commenced

Swimming lessons are being held at the times stated in the permission note. Please remember to refer to the equipment list on the permission note so that your children have everything they need for their lessons. Children should have a complete change of clothes, swimming togs including a rashie for lessons, goggles (essential), towel, sunscreen, bathing cap (essential), deodorant (for older students) and flip flops or thongs (much preferred). Rashies are not required for races at carnivals, but students should cover up when not racing.

Swimming Carnivals

Preparations are beginning for these very important events on the Yeronga State School Calendar. Students need to be thinking, from the commencement of lessons, exactly which events they would like to compete in as once the program is written there will be very little time for changes. If children wish to withdraw from events that they can swim they will need parental permission. A form will be uploaded to the school web page for this purpose. Please remember that as the carnival will be held in the 25m pool at Yeronga Park there should be little concern over the completion of 50m events.

We will, as always, require parental support in the form of officials to make these carnivals run efficiently. If you are able to help please contact Mr Bateman via email; cbate12@eq.edu.au. We have been very fortunate, over the years, to have outstanding parental contributions from people like Ruth Bennet and we hope that this tradition continues.

On a lighter note the big question is; who can end Lawson’s 8 year dominance in swimming? Can Kendall, who are winless this year? Can Evans, who won the Athletics? Could Paterson, who are yet to chalk up a win this year? Only time will tell.

Logistics of the Senior Swimming Carnival

Assistance needed to set up at Yeronga Park Swimming Pool from 7.30am Please (on bended knees)!

Please advise and remind children of their age for the carnival i.e. the age they turned or will turn this year e.g. Born in 2007 = 12 years.

Children cannot compete in the same 50m and 25m event. e.g. 50m & 25m freestyle - not permitted; 50m & 25m in different strokes - permitted.

All events will be swum in the 25m pool. 25m swimmers, if in the shallow lanes, will slide in before the starter commences, hold the end of the pool and then push off the when the whistle goes. They must leave the pool immediately upon finishing their race and then wait at the end of their lane for the judges to record their placing.

Trophies for Championship on age e.g. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 and Yeronga Gift.

Yeronga Gift - An Open freestyle event for boys and girls who swim the six fastest times in the 50m Freestyle.

There will be one relay (6 x 50m freestyle) event for girls and one for boys made up of at least one swimmer from each age group (8, 9, 10, 11, 12). Team members may swim in any order.

POINTS:

50m events - 2 points for each participant in heats

Given after considering all heat times for an event

1st place: 15 points; 2nd place: 12 points; 3rd place: 10 points

4th place: 8 points; 5th place: 6 points; 6th place: 4 points

7th place: 2 points; 8th place: 2 points; 9th place: 2 points

10th place: 2 points

25m events (each heat) - 1 point for each participant

25m Kickboard events - 1 point for each participant

Relay - 1st place: 30 points 2nd place: 24 points 3rd place: 20 points 4th place: 16 points

This meet is a Carnival event for 2019. Our school swimmers for the District Meet in 2020 will be selected on the basis of these performances.

Senior Swimming Carnival Indicative Timetable

9:00 50m Freestyle Events, 25m Freestyle Events, Kickboard on front

10:30 50m Breaststroke Events, 25m Breaststroke Events (may be held over until after break 11 to 11:30),

11:00 to 11:30 Break

11:30 Yeronga Swimming Gift: (Boys/Girls Open Freestyle Race (eight fastest times swum in 50m heats for boys and girls))

12:00 to 12:30 50m Backstroke Events 25m Backstroke Events, Kickboard on back,

12:45 to 1:15 Break

1:15 to 1:45 50m Butterfly Events 25m Butterfly Events,

2:15 Freestyle Relay, if time permits, 100m Events

Logistics for the Junior Swimming Carnival

Junior Swimming Carnival (Years 1 & 2) and Sno cone day (3 December)!

9am – 10am 1P & 1M

10am – 11am 1BR, 1O & 1W

11:45pm All of Year 2

1P & 1M must be ready for departure at 8:40am. First events to be marshalled at 9:00am.

1BR, 1O & 1W must be ready for departure at 9:40am. First events to be marshalled at 10:00am.

Year twos be ready for departure at 11.30pm following a bell at 11:20pm. First events to be marshalled at 11.45pm.

All students will swim in their grade level.

Students will be nominated into races based on their school swimming group.

Finals will not be conducted for any events. All children who participate in the heats will receive place ribbons.

Please turn over (scroll down) for a full list of events.

What to bring to the pool:

Swimming togs, swimming cap, towel, thongs/crocs, water bottle, hat and sunscreen.

Parent helpers

We need about 6 parent helpers for each time slot. 4 Judges and 2 Ribbon writers. Please see either your class teacher or contact Mr Bateman at cbate12@eq.edu.au if you can assist.

The Rationale

Due to the large number of students in Year 1, the limited shade available at the venue and the range of swimming ability across the student group, we have tried to create a program that gives all students an insight into what they may experience in the years to come at the senior carnival. We are again using several innovations including mid pool blocks for the kickboard races and noodles to assist students.

Sno cones!!!!!!!!!!

All students will have the opportunity to buy a sco cone for $2. All money needs to be given to the class teacher the day before the swimming carnival. The sno cones will be given out after second break at school, for the year ones when all classes have returned from the pool, and on the following day at first break for the year twos.

Rebel Sport Community Kickbacks

Just a quick note to publicise our involvement with this scheme and how it works. For some time now Yeronga State School has been part of the above mentioned scheme. The scheme gives the school credit for purchases of equipment at Rebel as anyone who purchases equipment nominates Yeronga State School as the recipient of Community Kickbacks. I have purchased cricket equipment, Footballs and Netballs with this credit. It is an easy way to contribute resources to our school especially if you enjoy spending time and money in sports stores like myself.

Yeronga State School (YSS) District Trial Selection Policy Special Consideration (Years 3 to 6)

The representative pathway for school sport is for children from 10 to 12 years of age. Yeronga is part of a very strong district which consists of 28 schools from Yeronga State School to the Calamvale area. In contact and skill team sports those aged 11 and 12 need to possess the advantages of size and speed, as well as skill on most occasions. Selectors will choose those with the skill and the resilience to compete at a higher level. Remember that selectors give up their time for these trials meaning that it is important for us to send only those ready to compete at a higher level. Very seldom is it appropriate to send students for experience. An indicator of readiness for participation at a higher level would be being among the best 3 or 4 players in most games for your club under 12 teams.

In order to be selected to attend a District Trial children should make themselves known to me (Mr Bateman) for either a selection trial with the appropriate teacher or so that they may be given the appropriate forms.

Remember that children must give at least two weeks notice that they wish to attend a district trial to allow for a school selection trial to be held in the event of a great deal of interest being shown in a particular sport.

Important Sporting Dates

YSS Senior Swimming Carnival: 26 November

YSS Junior Swimming Carnival: 3 December

Cameron Bateman
Sports Teacher

Family Connection

How do families connect and stay strong?  Like anything that’s important in life, thought and planning needs to happen to help build family connection so that everyone feels valued, loved, and has a sense of belonging.  As the holidays are quickly approaching, here are two ideas that you might want to think about… 

Through Celebration:

“The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate.” – Oprah Winfrey

Celebrations bring families together (often around food) and offer opportunity to bond and strengthen the relationships within the family unit.  In my family, we’ve had a year of many celebrations – 20^th, 50^th and 80^th birthdays, important anniversaries, a graduation ceremony, and even a baptism.  Around each of these events, we have come together as a family to celebrate and honour the individuals, but it has also helped to encourage connection as a family by spending quality time together.  But it’s not just through those significant moments, but also in celebrating all the little milestones along the way as well.  Both big and small celebrations help families connect.  What is your next family celebration?

Through Fun: 

“A happy family is but an earlier heaven” – George Bernard Shaw

Having fun, organising wonderful adventures, and creating joyful moments will bring families together. Routines are important, but space for fun surprises and unexpected joys will create great memories that will be treasured throughout all of life.  The summer holidays gives families lots of time for fun and adventure.  What have you got planned?

I hope that in the coming holidays that you find many opportunities to have special times that are both fun and celebrate your family.

Blessings,

Jennifer Bennett

jenniferb@chappy.org.au

ICAS Maths Results

Congratulations to the 97 students who participated in ICAS Maths this year. We have received the highest number of awards above participation. Congratulations to all that took part.

They received:

3 High Distinctions – Awarded to the top 1% of participants

Year 2 – Andrey

Year 3 - Nathan

Year 4 - Oliver

13 Distinctions- Awarded to the next top 10% of participants

Year 2 – Emma

Year 3 – Matthew, Helena, Luca

Year 4 - Edward, Alexander, Zoe, Thomas

Year 5 – Anna, Chris, Annabelle, Charlotte, Eloise

28 Credit – Awarded to the next 25% of participants

13 Merit – Awarded to the next 10% of participants

40 Participations certificates.

Happy Reading,
Mrs Cowie and Mrs Hage 

Nude Food Winners

Nude Food Day a few weeks ago was an incredible success with 419 students bringing no rubbish to school at all. On the day, we introduced our new ‘Plastic bottles, cans and poppers’ crate for students to recycle their 10c containers. If you see these around, please use them so we can earn lots of money for our school!

We also introduced a compost or food waste bin. At lunchtime, the students were invited to visit our School Garden to pot their own seedling to take home. At least 50 students went home with a new seedling… we hope they’re growing well! We want to encourage students to compost their food scraps and grow their own food to reduce waste.

We also had some great prizes up for grabs from our generous sponsors The Source Bulk Foods at West End. Here are our senior, junior and class prize winners! We hope you enjoy your goodies!

THE BIG SING AND BIG PLAY

As you may be aware, our annual Big Sing and Big Play concerts are quickly approaching. The details for these concerts are as follows:

Date:

Big Sing – Friday, 22 November 2019

Big Play – Friday, 29 November 2019

Who is involved:

Big Sing – All members of the Cosmio Singers (Year 2-3 Junior Choir), Stella Voce (Year 4 – 6 Senior Choir)

Big Play – All members of the Brandenburg Strings, Stradivari Strings, Chamber Strings, Junior Band and Senior Band

Venue: The Hall at Yeronga State High School

Time: Performers are to arrive by 5:30pm for a 6:00pm start

What to wear: Full formal school uniform

Cost - Nil although we will be taking gold coin donations at the door if you choose to donate (which go toward the costs of running the program)

These concerts are a fun and fantastic way to showcase the musical talent from each of our ensembles. It is also the time when we hand out numerous awards to recognise the achievements of some of our hard-working and talented musicians. Therefore, it is expected that all members of every ensemble attend their allocated concert.

CONGRATULATIONS

A huge congratulations must be given to the Stradivari Strings, the Brandenburg Strings and the Junior Band for their achievements at the recent Prestige MusicFest. Both string ensembles were awarded a Silver Award and the Junior Band achieved a Gold Award. Thank you Mrs Eastgate and Mrs Rosewarne for your fantastic efforts in preparing these ensembles for their performances. Students, you should be proud of your achievements.

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Last week, offers of acceptance into the 2020 Instrumental Music Program were sent home to those students who were accepted into the program. It is imperative that the forms attached to this offer are returned to the office by the due dates listed otherwise your child’s position in the program may be offered to a student who did not receive a place.

If you have any questions about anything to do with this recruitment process, please do not hesitate to contact me at leeas0@eqq.edu.au.

Yours in Music,
Lauren Easey