Cowra Public School NEWS 21 May 2015
Term 2, Week 5
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Dear Parents Another great week at Cowra Public School with success in the Cowra Eisteddfod in both the Junior and Senior Choirs as well as the Stage 3 Verse Speaking. The school also received a highly commended placing for the performance by our E2-3 and H1-2 classes. Having the opportunity to go along and watch the talents of the children and the direction of the staff working with them has been a real delight. I congratulate Mrs Hilton for her efforts in achieving the highest Choir score from the Eisteddfod with the Senior Choir and being awarded the Cowra Eisteddfod overall trophy having been up against many quality choirs from several high schools in the region. Our school was also awarded the top overall school to perform at the Eisteddfod for 2015 and we congratulate all students and staff involved. This week the students have again been working well in all class subject areas and the teachers have started to collate results from assessment tests ready for the half year reports. The children have shown great progress during the first part of the year and are enjoying the rewards of excellent attendance and consistent effort. Often I remind the students that I expect them at school every single day of the school year.
FOR YOUR DIARY
P & C Meeting 6.00pm
22
Pies delivered
22
District Cross Country - Canowindra
22
Deposit for St 2 Katoomba
26
CWA Public Speaking -Kinross Wolaroi, Orange
26
Dance Eisteddfod
27
Salvation Red Day
CONTACTING THE SCHOOL Administration Office Hours:
Many students have been putting in enormous efforts to achieve this with close to 60 of the students having a 100% attendance rate. Further to this, another huge group of over 60 have only had one day away to this point. I congratulate the children and the parents for driving forward wi t h t hi s exc el l ent a t te nd ance achievement. This week we celebrate the Kindergarten Students of the Month and I congratulate Xanthe Osborne, Oscar McGill and Bella Graham. Great work by these three champion students. At this time of year we start to organise the excursions for Stage 2 and Stage 3 that involve overnight stays. Information regarding payment and activities are in this newsletter and I encourage all parents to look at and use the payment scheme to spread the cost out over a longer period rather than leave it right to the end. We are also gearing up for the next big thing at our school being the Talent Quest, to be held in the last week of the term. This is always a great event with a lot of laughter and enjoyment had by the performers and the audience. Auditions will start soon so children should be organising their acts. Today we were proud to have our school leaders participate in a GRIP Leadership Day being held in Bathurst. Ms Eldridge accompanied the children and by all accounts everyone had a very enjoyable and insightful time.
MAY 21
NSW Department of Education and Communities
8.30am - 3.30pm
School commences at 9.10am School finishes at 3.15pm Students are not supervised before 8.45am
Tomorrow the school will be involved with the District Cross Country at Canowindra. Mr Duncombe and Mrs Duncan will be coordinating our children into their race events and we wish all of our 50 runners the best of luck. Parents are advised that this is a private transport event and children will need appropriate warm clothing in case the weather is cold. School sports uniform is to be worn on the day. Please ensure you provide your child with water and a school hat. Lastly we ask parents that have children who suffer from asthma to provide appropriate medication (puffer) for their child.
Tonight the school will be holding the first P&C meeting of the term and I encourage everyone to come along. On the agenda are plans for extensive garden upgrades in the school and IT purchases for classrooms. The meeting is held at 6.00pm in the staffroom and usually goes for one hour. Next week we will be sending the CWA Public Speakers to Orange to compete in the CWA finals for Western Region. In a family affair, we will be represented by Mac and Niamh Webster in Years 5 and 3, then Maddie and Eliza Mulligan in Years 6 and 4. We wish our public speakers the best of luck. Also next week the school will be sending the Dance Ensemble to the Eisteddfod with Mrs Cobcroft and Mrs Duncan. The children have put in a huge effort learning their routines and we are sure to see their best on Tuesday. I will be away from the school over the next few days at several Principal events including Legal courses and Department of Education Advanced Policy Development. The school will have Mrs Macnamara and Ms Eldridge sitting in the Principal’s chair during my absence, so please feel free to speak to these ladies. Enjoy the week.
Bradley Tom
P & C Meeting
TONIGHT Thursday, 21 May 6.00pm in staffroom
Mail: PO Box 285, Cowra Phone: 6342 2400 Fax: 6341 1357 School Counsellor 6341 3078 Email: cowra-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Web: http://www.cowra-p.schools.nsw.edu.au DEPT.HEALTH DENTAL CLINIC:
1300 552 208
SCHOOL TERMS FOR 2015 Term 2 Commenced Tuesday, 21 April Concludes Friday, 26 June Term 3 Commences Tuesday, 14 July Concludes Friday, 18 September Term 4 Commences Tuesday, 6 October Concludes Wednesday, 16 December for students
SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION Each year we ask parents to make a contribution towards their child’s education in the form of a school fee. Funds raised in this manner are used to purchase materials for classroom use. It would be appreciated if this contribution could be made as soon as possible. However, payment can be made in instalments if required. 2015 School Fee: $40 per child, with a family maximum of $80.
$1 a week!
DUE NOW School Fee: $40 per child, with a family maximum of $80.
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COMBINED (K-6) ASSEMBLIES The next Combined school assembly (K-6) will be held on: Thursday, 11 June at 2.00pm in the auditorium.
INFANTS ASSEMBLIES Infants assemblies will now be held every second Thursday, i.e. even weeks. The assemblies will be held in the Infants Open Space and commence at 2.00pm and finish at 2.30pm. Every alternate Thursday (not assembly week) from 12.30pm until 1.00pm the Infants will be holding combined singing in the Infants Open Space. All parents are invited to come along and listen to the children singing.
PRIMARY ASSEMBLIES The Primary will also be holding their assemblies every second Thursday, i.e. even weeks at 2.30pm in the school auditorium.
CWA PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST Niamh Webster, Eliza Mulligan, Madeleine Mulligan and Mac Webster have been chosen to represent Cowra Public School in this year’s CWA Public Speaking Contest for Schools. The contest will be held at Kinross Wolaroi School, Orange on Tuesday, 26 May commencing at 9.00am.
Band Fee Term 2: $20 a term
Travel to and from Orange will be by private transport.
Stage 2 Excursion to Blue Mountains: Cost $165 Money can be paid off the excursion at any time.
Congratulations to the four contestant on presenting such wonderful speeches at the Stage 2 and Stage 3 competitions.
Science Wednesday, 3 June Writing Monday 15 June Spelling Tuesday, 16 June English Tuesday, 28 July Mathematics Tuesday, 11 August
The following students received their awards at last week’s Major Assembly. PRIMARY MERIT AWARDS: Mathew Kacarovski, Nicola Anslow, Stephanie Dresser, Tayah Matijak, Mathew Scott, Hope Booker, Hannah Gail, Olivia Rae, Charlie Duclos, Isabella Scammell, Mac Webster, Trevor Simpson-Murray, Nashwa Bakini, Tahlia Murray, Madeleine Mulligan, Macklen Ingram, Beau Field, Sky Sherwin, Hollie Baker, Dylan Miller, Lavinus Howarth, Craig Johnson, Gregory HynesBrien. INFANTS MERIT AWARDS: Kayarna Whitton, Lachlan White, April O’Connor, Piper Bradley-Seymour, Ebony Davis, Toby Morrison, Kyle Stone, Makaela Langfield, Blair Binder, Ruby Smith, Amelia McCulloch, Charlie Kacarovski, Orlando Williams, Paige Muddle, Matilda Sowter, Lindsey Barlow, Charlie Peterson, Taamara Paki, Talara Munro, Connor McMahon, Roderick Le.
PBL AWARDS The following students have gained sufficient gotchas on the school’s PBL Program to receive an achievement certificate. The students received their certificate for being respectful, on task and safe. PRIMARY 350 Gotcha Award: Heidi Osborne 150 Gotcha Award Murrieguel Coe, Lacie McKeown, Mitchell Graham, Jessica D’Elboux, Jacqueline Long, Nakeya Ryan. 100 Gotcha Award Trinity Smith, Will Graham, Abbey Druery. 74 Gotcha Award Clive Langton, Will Baker, Jada Buchan, Jumyah Simpson
Stage 3 Excursion to Narrabeen Sport & Rec.: Cost $390 Money can be paid off the excursion at any time.
UNSW COMPETITIONS
ASSEMBLY AWARDS
INFANTS 120 Gotcha Award Charlie Muddle 100 Gotcha Award Tameeka Murray, Taamara Paki Niamh Webster
Eliza Mulligan
80 Gotcha Award Jayden Bargwanna, Kiera Field 40 Gotcha Award Mason Langfield, Lucy Roylance, Jake Gorham, Jock Casey 20 Gotcha Award James Wallace, Kiana Murray, Matilda Sowter, Tia Hodgson,
Madeleine Mulligan
Mac Webster
AUSSIE OF THE MONTH ~ MAY
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Izabelle Kacarovski~ Primary
Talara Munro~ Infants
Izabelle is pictured with her parents, brothers, sister and the presenter, Chris Myles (School Librarian & Music teacher).
Talara is pictured with her parents, sister and brother and the presenter, Chris Myles (School Librarian & Music teacher).
Izabelle received her award for being a courteous and Talara received her award for being a quiet achiever who is trustworthy student who wears her school uniform with pride. She caring, thoughtful and very enthusiastic. Talara is always on task approaches all school tasks with a positive attitude and takes and happily completes all work to the best of her ability. She has pride in all of her work. Izzy is a model PBL student who enjoys beautiful manners and shows respect for her family, her school, her responsibility. She is a caring school citizen of Cowra Public friends and her teachers. Talara wears her uniform with pride. School who is always the first to offer her assistance.
JAMIE’S FOOD REVOLUTION DAY Last Friday Woolworths kindly provided free a healthy lunch for five classes. These classes got to grate, peel, slice and prepare a healthy wrap for their lunch. The classes involved were C2; M1; C1; E2-3; H2-3 and M2. Thank you to Woolworths for supplying the food and the staff who assisted the children.
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COWRA PUBLIC SCHOOL BAND COWRA PUBLIC SCHOOL GIRLS’ DANCE The Cowra Public School Senior Band is excited to be performing Eisteddfod on Wednesday, 3th June 2015 in the morning session. GROUP The Cowra Public School Girls’ Dance Group is very excited to be competing at the Eisteddfod on Tuesday, 26 May 2015 in the 9.00am session. The girls will be rehearsing during lunchtimes in addition to their Thursday sessions. The girls require: Black singlet top Black ¾ leggings Denim shorts Please advise Mrs Cobcroft is you are unable to provide any of the required clothing items. On Eisteddfod day, we will need to leave school at about 9.15am to walk to the Civic Centre accompanied by Mrs Cobcroft.
STAGE 3 PIE DRIVE The Stage 3 Pie Drive pies will be delivered to school tomorrow. If you ordered pies they can be picked up from the Cowra Public School Sport’s Centre from 2.30pm.
‘COWRA HAS
TALENT.’
in the Cowra
Band members are to assemble in the school auditorium at 10:00am, ready to walk to the Civic Centre. Heavier instruments and music stands will be transported by car. Please ensure your child is wearing correct winter uniform, as below. GIRLS
long-sleeved white shirt BOYS tartan uniform pinafore long sleeved blue shirt white short socks grey long pants (NOT track pants) black shoes grey socks blue and gold hair ribbons black shoes blue school sloppy joe (removed for performance)
Mary-ann Wright Band Conductor
STAGE 2 EXCURSION BLUE MOUNTAINS MONDAY, 31 AUGUST & TUESDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2015 The Stage Two overnight excursion to the Blue Mountains is now all finalised. This excursion will take place on Monday, 31 August and Tuesday, 1 September. The excursion involves travel by bus to Katoomba. The cost of the excursion will be $165.00 per student. This can be paid in full by Friday, 19 June OR in four instalments: Deposit: Instalment: Instalment: Instalment
$45 by Friday, 22 May $40 by Friday, 19 June $40 by Friday, 24 July $40 by Friday, 21 August
Stage Two Teachers Kathryn Macnamara Debbie Cobcroft Albert Murray
STAGE 3 EXCURSION TO NARRABEEN As their major excursion for the year, students in Stage 3 will be given the opportunity of attending the New South Wales Academy of Sport at Narrabeen. The focus of this venue is on outdoor education with planned activities selected from canoeing, archery, rock-climbing, kayaking, orienteeri ng, bi ke educati on, bushwalking, abseiling, sailing, ropes adventure course, water safety and windsurfing. Accommodation is dormitory-style, all equipment is provided, and instruction in all activities is given by fully-trained Academy staff. The school has a booking from Monday, 16th November until Friday, 20th November 2015. The group, accompanied by school staff, will leave Cowra on the Monday morning at 6am and return the following Friday afternoon at 10pm. Travel will be by CountryLink bus to Lithgow, train to Sydney’s Central Station, ferry to Manly and bus to Narrabeen.
school once again!
SALVATION ARMY RED SHIELD APPEAL
The cost will be $390. A deposit of $90 is required by Thursday, 18th June 2015.
Start getting your dancing shoes on, practising your favourite song or perfecting your magic tricks.
Next Wednesday, the school will be holding a Red Ribbon Day in support of the Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal.
Full payment by Thursday, 29th October. A part refund will be made on medical grounds only.
Let your teacher know if you would like to be involved.
Student may wear a red ribbon, red scarf or one red item of clothing (eg socks, jumper, beanie, gloves).
The big night will be on Wednesday, 24th June. (Week 10) and auditions will now be held during Week 7.
Payments can be made at any time, however I have listed suggested instalment dates below.
A gold coin donation will be placed on a painted turtle in the Infants playground.
The cost is $2.00 per person and tickets will be available from Week 6.
All students are encouraged to support this day.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
‘Cowra has Talent’ is coming to our
$50 : Thursday, 23rd July $50 : Thursday, 13th August $50 : Thursday, 3rd September $50 : Thursday, 17th September $50 : Thursday, 15th October $50 : Thursday, 29th October *final day for full payment
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KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY
Xanthe Osborne KR
Oscar McGill KW
Bella Graham KM
PRIMARY EISTEDDFOD REPORT The Cowra Public School Primary Choir performed with distinction at the Cowra Eisteddfod on Tuesday of Week 5. The adjudicator was very complimentary of the work done by the choir. She praised the enunciation, intonation, precision and the discipline of the Senior Choir in awarding them 1st place in their section. The Senior Choir then went on to win the 2GZ trophy for the choir which gained the highest marks out of Infants, Primary, Small Schools, 20 Voice Choirs, Central and High Schools at the Eisteddfod. This is the 2nd year running for winning this trophy and it was a thrill for all of the hard working pupils. Together, the Infants and Senior Choirs also won the Mary Sheahan Trophy for the most successful school competing at the Eisteddfod, again for the second time running. Mrs Hilton would like to thank the children for their hard work, the parents for their support with uniforms, and the beautiful presentation of the children and the teachers who are always so helpful in catering for the rest of the children during rehearsal times.
Photograph courtesy of the Cowra Guardian
STAGE 3 VERSE SPEAKING CHOIR
BOOK CLUB
On Tuesday of this week, the Cowra Public School Stage 3 Verse Speaking Choir competed at the Cowra Eisteddfod. The adjudicator was amazed at the performance and highly praised the timing, vocal variations, attention and skills of this Choir. The Choir won 1st place with a very high 94 points, making them the highest scoring Verse Speaking Group at the Eisteddfod. The rain made our morning quite exciting and added another dimension to the children’s experiences at the Eisteddfod.
The fourth issue of Ashton Scholastic Book Club for 2015 was sent home this week.
Mrs Hilton again would like to thank the children for their dedicated work over such a short period of time, and the parents for their help in assuring that their children, as always, stood out as the best dressed group at the Eisteddfod.
*** Please make cheques payable to
Scholastic Book Clubs operates eight times a year. The closing date for Issue 4 is Friday, 29 May 2015
Cowra Public School
INFANTS EISTEDDFOD CHOIR Last Friday the Infants Choir had the privilege of performing for Cowra Eisteddfod. The Eisteddfod is a wonderful opportunity to gain performance experience and share the joy of singing with an audience. They sang two contrasting songs, The Rainbow Snake and The Quartermaster's Store. Whilst the competitive field was small (we were the only entrants), it was a well deserved win and the children are to be commended for the commitment to rehearsals and their performance on the day. Our thanks to Mrs Wright who brings her talent to our rehearsals and performance as well as Mrs Williams and Mrs Sharkey who accompanied us on the day. My thanks in particular to the staff who support the choir and enable the students to have time to rehearse. Our thanks also to all the parents who provide encouragement and assistance on the day. My congratulations to all the students. Kerry Cole Choir teacher
Photograph courtesy of Cowra Guardian
E2-3 & H1-2 EISTEDDFOD REPORT On Tuesday, 20 May, H1-2 and E2-3 headed off to the Cowra Civic Centre. We were all feeling a little nervous even to the point of one or two actually feeling sick! We all wondered how we would perform and just what it would feel like standing and perform under hot lights in front of an audience. We had put in the practise and knew our lines. In fact “The Three Little Pigs Rap� had been in our minds for at least nine weeks if you include the holidays! Our costumes included baseball caps, sunglasses, jeans or track pants and joggers. We were awarded second prize on the day and truly thought that our performance reflected some of our very best practises. We have a nice trophy and also a cash prize that we might put toward an excursion at the end of the year. Special thanks to Mrs Ross for making the props and Ms Eldridge for encouraging us along the way and to all the children who performed so well. Mrs Hopkins
SRC NEPAL APPEAL Yesterday the school held a Mufti Day to raise funds for the Nepal Appeal. The students and staff raised over $500.00 for the cause. Well done everyone!
SPORT
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SPORT NEWS!
WESTMONT SHIELD RUGBY LEAGUE
Winter sport is well and truly underway with all students now placed in a group for Primary sport on Friday afternoons. Those students who did not return their notes were placed in a group with vacancies. These activities will run through all of Term 2. Netball at Col Stinson Oval. Travel by bus. Cost $2.00 pw - Need drink, hat, sunscreen Skate boarding/scootering at the Skatepark. Travel by bus. Cost $2.00 pw - Need skateboard/scooter, HELMET, drink hat, sunscreen Soccer at River Park. No cost - Need drink, hat, sunscreen, shin pads & mouth guard Golf at Cowra Golf Club. Travel by bus. Cost $8.00 pw - Need drink, hat, sunscreen (15 maximum) T-Ball at River Park. No cost - Need drink, hat, sunscreen
Last Friday, Cowra Public School Rugby League team travelled to Canowindra to take on Canowindra Public in the first round of the NSW PSSA Westmont Shield Knockout. In a very even contest the Canowindra boys proved just a little too strong running out winners 22-20. Cowra Public played very well and were leading Canowindra 20-18 with only seconds left on the clock, but a lucky bounce from a well diverted kick saw Canowindra snatch victory right on the full time whistle. Cowra Public were best served by Kyle Murray who scored two great tries, Blake Muntz who never took a backward step and Joel Edgerton who tackled his heart out. Other strong performers were our Stage 2 boys, Trey Pollard, Jake Roberts, Mathew Kacarovski, David Simms, Aiden Lazanski, Jumyah Simpson and Tyreece Simpson. These boys played against much bigger and older opponents and really held their own. Dylan Presnell, Gary Cheng, Memphis McKeown, Glenn Saxby, Harlee Simms and Ronan Gailey all tried their very best.
Skipping at school. No cost. Putting together team based routines to music and learning new skipping skills. Need hat, drink.
A huge thank you to the parents who assisted with travel to Canowindra and also to Mrs Kacarovski by generously volunteering to wash the jerseys. Thank you!
Shavuaghn Duncan PE/Sport
Mr Albert Murray Coach
DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY
ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
The District Cross Country will be held at Canowindra Golf Course/Showground, Canowindra on Friday, 22 May 2015 (parking and entry via the Showground gates). Transport to and from Canowindra will be by private vehicle. Those students not able to arrange transport need to contact the school ASAP.
Our annual Athletics Carnival will take place on Friday, 12 June (weather permitting, back up date is Friday, 19 June). Students will nominate to compete in Track events - 800m; 200m; Ball games or novelty events. All students attending are expected to compete in their (100m) age race.
VENUE: Canowindra Show Ground, Canowindra. A canteen will be available.
During PE lessons students are completing trials for shot-put and discus. The top eight in each age group will compete in their event on the day of the Carnival. High jump and long jump will take place on Friday lunchtime for those students who are keen to compete in these events.
SUGGESTED PROGRAM:
Shavaughn Duncan PE Sport
Parents who travel to Canowindra by car may take their child directly home. Mrs Duncan will accompany the team.
Order is -
9.30 a.m. Walk the course 10.00 a.m. First event
10 yr boys (2000m): 8/9 yr boys (2000m): 11yr boys (3000m): 12/13 yr boys (3000m):
10 yr girls (2000m): 8/9 yr girls (2000m): 11 yr girls (3000m): 2/13 yr girls (3000m):
UNIFORM: Cowra Public School runners will wear CPS sports Tshirt and sports shorts, and a compulsory identification tag (provided by the school). SELECTION: The first six placegetters in each event qualify for the Regional Trials, being held in Guerie on Wednesday, 10 June 2015. Students need to organise their own transport to and from Guerie. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION phone Mrs Shavaughn Duncan on 6342 2400. The Canowindra P & C is running a canteen on the day. Canteen Food & Price List Bacon & Egg Rolls
Sausage sandwich Chips Drinks (poppers, soft drinks, water)
$5.00 $3.00 .50c $2.00
Tea, Coffee & Hot chocolate $2.00 Home baking
$1.00 a piece
P&C CANTEEN ASSISTANCE The P&C Association run our school’s canteen and offer an affordable and healthy service to students and staff. All profits made in our canteen are spent on projects within our school. Our canteen manger, Lisa Willis desperately needs volunteers to assist in running the canteen this year. Please consider spending one day a month or term volunteering. It is a great way to keep in touch with your children and their friends. Volunteer assistance is needed from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. daily OR perhaps 9.00am until 11.00am to make the lunches. If you could assist, please ring the school or see Lisa in the canteen. If the canteen could get more assistance healthier food could be delivered to the children. The canteen menu is attached to this newsletter. WE CAN’T RUN OUR CANTEEN WITHOUT YOUR HELP!
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY continued
Cowra Public School
SAFER DRIVER COURSE: Butch’s A1 Driving School is the coach for Module 2 of this course held at the RFS/SES shed on the Airport Rd Cowra. MARCH: Saturday, 7th @ 9.00am APRIL: Saturday, 11th @ 9.00am MAY: Saturday, 23rd @ 9.00am JUNE: Saturday, 27th @ 9.00am
PO Box 900, Cowra NSW 2794 T/A Lic 2TA5695 Email: info@cowrabus.com.au ROCKY HORROR SHOW: Saturday, 16 May 2015, Lyric Theatre, Sydney - $195.00
Phone: 6342 1021 Fax: 6342 4597 Web: http:www.cowrabus.com.au LES MISERABLES: Saturday, 13 June 2015, Capitol Theatre, Sydney - $220.00
MATILDA: Saturday, 12 September 2015, Lyric Theatre, Sydney, $220.00
“Cowra Travel Takes you There”
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WINTER CANTEEN MENU ~ PLEASE NOTE: NO CREDIT FACILITIES EXIST ~ Prices effective from Friday, 15 May 2015 and subject to change RECESS PURCHASES are
made directly from the canteen during the recess break
ALL LUNCH ORDERS MUST BE WRITTEN ON A PAPER BAG AND HANDED IN AT THE CANTEEN BETWEEN 8.45 AND 9.10 A.M.
***PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL BE CHARGED 0.20 IF YOU DON’T HAVE A LUNCH BAG***
EVERYDAY HEALTHY CHOICES SNACKS Carrot Stick 1/4 Orange Celery Cheese Slinky Apples Vanilla Custard
.05 .10 .10 .20 .60 1.50
Seasonal Fruit Popcorn
.50 1.00
SANDWICHES, ROLLS & WRAPS (please specify wholemeal or white) Baked Beans 2.30 Ham 3.00 y Health Spaghetti 2.30 Tomato 2.00 Vegemite 1.50 Egg 2.50 Cheese 2.00 Ham & Salad 4.00 Chicken (fresh) 3.50 Salad (no meat) 3.00 Chicken & Salad 4.00 Salad Bowl 4.50 Salad Bowl with meat 5.00 ** To have additional sandwich fillings, add 10cents to the basic sandwich price for each additional filling. Extras include tomato sauce, pickles, mayonnaise and having the sandwich toasted. ** Bread rolls & wraps cost .30 cents extra.
HOT FOOD Spaghetti Bolognaise Lasagne Fish & Salad Fish & Wedges
4.20 4.20 4.50 4.50
HOT FOOD Chicken Nuggets ( max. 6) Chicken Crackles (max. 6) Pizza Singles (lunch only) Soup Small pies Large pies (lunch only Sausage rolls Extras Tomato, BBQ, Sweet & Sour Sauces (limit 2)
DRINKS Water (large) Water (small) Flavoured Milk Up & Go
1.40 1.00 1.70 2.20
0.50 each 0.50 each 2.50 4.50 2.20 3.50 2.70
SNACKS & DRINKS Snakatas JJ’s Frozen Juice Quelch sticks Paddle Pops Mini callippo Ice cream cup
1.20 1.20 0.70 0.50 1.60 1.20 1.50
0.40 each
Ice twist Large juice Popper
1.50 3.00 1.20
Shaky Shake (choc ice cream)
2.00
** Please note that ice creams are available at lunch only