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Daily Big Bite Specials

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
Recess
Fruit Salad1.20NO CANTEENCrunchie/ Munchie Bag1.00Muffins OR Banana Bread - home made1.50Turkish Bread with vegemite1.00
Lunch
Pizza
Hawaiian, Margarita, Supreme
2.50NO CANTEENSummer Greek Salad
Winter Soup & bread roll
3.00SPECIAL FOOD DAY3.00Pies
Sausage Rolls
Tomato sauce
2.50
2.20
.20

Everyday Stuff

RecessLunch
MeltsSandwiches
- on wholemeal or soy/linseed bread
Hot Food
Cheese only
.80
Spreads - vegemite, jam, honey
1.50
Twista pasta (Bolognese)
Neapolitan pasta (Veg)
3.00
+ ham OR pineapple OR tomato
1.00
Deli - Cheese, ham, egg, tuna, salad,
    - Roast chicken
2.00
3.00
Baked potato + butter
1.00
+ ham AND pineapple OR tomato
1.20
Extras (each) - toasted, salad
.50
Corn on the Cob
1.00
Raisin toast - extra thick
1.00
1/2 wrap
Whole wrap
2.50
4.00

Everyday Goodies

SnacksDrinksAfter Lunch
Fresh fruit
.80
  Milk - Plain
Flavoured - Choc, Banana, Strawberry
1.00
1.50
 Quelch ice block
.50
Carrot Stick
.10
 Up & Go Strawberry , Choc
2.00
 Frozen yoghurt
2.00
Popcorn
.50
  Water - Large
           - Small
1.50
1.00
 Frozen juice
.80
Sesame Snaps
Sultanas
.80
  Juice - Apple, Orange, Paradise Punch, Apple & Blackcurrant
1.60
  
Custard
.50
 
Mighty Chomps

Wraps - Toasted

  • Dory - tuna, grated cheese, lettuce, mayo
  • Chicken Little - chicken, lettuce, mayo
  • Babe - ham, grated cheese, tomato
4.00
Half a wrap
2.50

Sandwiches

  • Shark Bite - tuna, lettuce, mayo
  • Wallace + Grommit - cheese, tomato
  • Rainbow Salad - cheese, tomato, carrot, beetroot, cucumber, mayo
2.50
Cheese Stick
.50
 
Fruit Tub
1.50
 
Rice Crackers
.80
 
Vege Chips
1.20
 
Ovalteenies
1.00
 
1/4 Frozen Fruits
Orange, kiwifruit
.20 
Frozen grapes, watermelon (Summer)
.40
 

Health Notes: All bread is preservative free ◆ Eggs are free range ◆ We use butter

Long Cargo Pants,$17.50 Girls Bootleg Pants,$17.50 Fleecy Track Pants,$15.00 Crew Neck Track Top,$19.50 Micro-fibre Jacket,$35.00

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UNIFORM DESCRIPTION

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6

8

10

12

14

16

ITEM COST

TOTAL COST

TOPS

T-shirts Poly-cotton (4-16)








@ 15.50


T-shirts Cotton (6-16)








@ 15.50


L/sleeved T-shirts Poly-cotton (4-16)








@ 18.50


SUMMER BOTTOMS

Cargo Shorts








@ 15.00


Skorts - Girls








@ 13.50


SUMMER DRESS

Dress - Poly-cotton (size 5 smallest)








@ 50.00


Girls cotton/lycra Sports Briefs








@ 5.00


WINTER TOPS

Track Tops / Logo








@ 19.50


Jacket embroidered logo and zip








@ 35.00


WINTER PANTS

Track pants








@ 15.00


Long cargo pants








@ 17.50


Girls Bootleg pants








@ 17.50


HATS

Broad-brim Embroidered logo

small (55cm)


large (59cm)


@ 12.50


Baseball - Plain (one size fits all)








@ 5.00


- Embroidered logo








@ 10.00


SOCKS & TIGHTS

Socks - Navy

9-12


13-3


2-8


@ 4.00


Socks - Gold

9-12


13-3




@ 4.00


Socks - 3 pack Navy

9-12


13-3


2-8


@ 10.00


Tights - Navy

4-6yrs


7-10yrs


11-14 yrs


@ 8.00


BAGS

Backpack W/Logo "Infants" size








@ 35.00


Backpack W/Logo "Primary" size








@ 40.00


Calico Bag








@ 2.50


Pencil case with logo








@ 6.00


PAID BY CASH / CHEQUE (circle)

PAID Y / N
TO PAY OFFICE Y / N

TOTAL

$

STUDENT'S NAME & CLASS




PARENT NAME & CONTACT DETAILS




Date of next meeting
Posted by Di Smith on 24-07-2008 (29 reads)

For those of you who have already read my note.....Apologies for putting the wrong date for our next meeting.It is actually AFTER the city to Surf day on Tuesday August 12.I have adjusted the copy.
Definitely too cold to think. Brain hibernating.
D xxx

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Third Term Starts... Now!
Posted by Di Smith on 22-07-2008 (40 reads)
President's Note

Greetings for the third and the coldest term. It was very chilly in the Quad on Tuesday morning! I do have gloves but as a Sydney girl, born and bred, they live in the drawer and i never think about them till my fingers freeze on the two days a year I need them.

Our big event this term is the City to Surf day, Sunday August 10, where the school playground becomes a carpark for buses and we run the Sizzle Extraordinaire all day for runners and workers and generally anyone that’s hungry. There are always thousands of them and it is a very profitable and fun day for us.

Shall we see if we can get a stall going as well? It’s a crazy day at Bondi and the race is always great to watch, right to the very last red faced competitor. I bet there are some parents and maybe some kids running.

Our next Meeting is Tuesday, August 12
We will discuss what we want to do with our hard earned funds. And discuss re-opening the Canteen of a Tuesday. Do come along and be part of the decision-making.

We can be very proud to have provided the Kindy teachers with much needed extra home readers for the children. Thanks to those who covered all those books, they are in circulation already. No child has to miss out on a reader to take home now, no matter what happens. Thank you especially to our Kindergarten parents whose enthusiastic first year of involvement in our P&C has made such a difference. Our Fundraising Committee, Brenda Miley and Felicity et al are worth more than I can say.

Thanks also to Lee, Scott, Linda, Caro, Jane, Paige, Suzie and all of you who carried on without me at the end of last term. It was much appreciated.

Anyone finished hemming the Trivia Tablecloths yet? I’ve still got two to do……

Love
Di Smith
--
President
BBPS P&C

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Minutes P and C Meeting 10 June 2008
Posted by Claire Hanley on 4-07-2008 (28 reads)

In attendance: Helen Sturgess, Susan Price, Linda Henson, Kathy Livingstone, Brenda Miley, Felicity Simpson, Fiona Barron, Nicole Mayhew, Lee Rydstrand, Suzie Forell, Claire Hanley

7.05 meeting opened

a) Apologies: Di Smith, Maria Hardy, Effy

B) Receipt and adoption of previous minutes. Nominated by Linda Henson, Seconded Helen Sturgess. Unanimously approved

C) MATTERS ARISING

School Council Representative: No new candidates identified. It was suggested to be asked at school council meeting if they could change the timing, which was difficult for many people. Election postponed until next meeting
Resources: Nicole Mayhew confirmed that all text books have been distributed regardless of whether they had been paid for or not
Chaplaincy Grant Letter: Maria has contacted the department and all is on track. An advertisement has been placed in SMH
Bike Rack: 6 to 8 weeks for DA to go through council. Still looking for a space to install the racks.

D) Reports

TREASURERS REPORT

Total bank funds: $30,000

Canteen: $9,031 need $5,000 for payroll. When Mercy returns from her trip intend to look into reopening on Tuesday, in consultation with Mr Scales.

Uniform: $9,771. Uniform shop has made a profit of around $6,000.

Main account: $8,467 Some funds have been set aside for new kindergarden classes, in particular for home readers.

Funds still coming in from trivia night, city to surf and on going fundraising from coffee and sizzles. Maria to discuss with school council priorities for resources.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Postponed until the next meeting.




PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
• Teachers are working on student’s reports for Week 10
• Maria is on leave until week 9. Nicole Mayhew working full time. Relieving principals Mr Glasson and Ms Shannon.
• Rosemary is on leave so Vicky is working full time
• School website now has link to P and C website
• Staff table booked for trivia night

Motion: To accept Will Glasson’s request for $1,000 for 40 netball skirts. Proposed Linda, Seconded Felicity. Unanimously passed.

FUNDRAISING REPORT

Raised to date: $19,000 Target for the year: $40,000

Grants: Effy has put together a list of grants. Suzy Forell is writing grant for Clubs NSW $1,000-3,000 for sports equipment. Applying for netball and basketball hoops and gym equipment and mats.
Di Young looking into Saturday markets. Big problem with RTA who are objecting to the markets on traffic issues. Susan agreed to help Di draft a letter to give to Maria for approval.
Suzy, Helen, Susan and Di Young to form a Saturday Markets sub committee.
Stephanie Alexander grant for kitchen garden and kitchen upgrade.
Nori Rolls – Felicity has been organising.

Upcoming events: Trivia Night, Christmas cards and calender, Cookbook

SIZZLE REPORT – no report

UNIFORM REPORT – no report

AFTER CARE
Cathy on annual leave for June. 20 children every morning, 50 every afternoon. Multicultural week 23rd June. Vacation care program out. Working to keep costs down.
Accreditation coming up at the end of the year.

CORRESPONDENCE

City to Surf: Have $3,900 cheque in to date, more expected.


Notice of Motions

To seek a new parent representative for the school council.

Other Business

Helen Sturgess to organise advanced bids for trivia night.

There being no other business the meeting was closed at 8pm.

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Heritage Impact Statement submitted.
Posted by Phil Moore on 13-06-2008 (20 reads)
Quad Shade

The Heritage Impact Statement for the shade structure has been completed by Fiona Binns from Urbis. Fiona found no issues with the design and submitted a very positive report. This has been forwarded onto Maria, who has in turn forwarded the report to the DET. We await their decision.
Fingers crossed that we can get underway soon.

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Agenda, 13th May
Posted by Claire Hanley on 11-05-2008 (41 reads)

BBPS P&C meeting
Tuesday May 13 2008

7pm, Staff room
AGENDA
GENERAL MEETING

a) Apologies
b) Receipt and adoption of previous minutes
c) Matters arising from the minutes (including unfinished business on notice at last meeting)
---- Election of School Council Representative
d) Reports
Treasurer: Laptop
President
Principal
Committees
- Fundraising/grants
- Canteen
- Sizzle
- Uniforms
e) Correspondence
f) Motions of which notice has been given
g) General business
h) Notices of motions

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GREAT COFFEE FRESH GROUND TO YOUR TASTE
 Posted by Di Smith on 1-05-2008 (43 reads)
Fundraising

DON'T FORGET ! HERNANDEZ COFFEE AVAILABLE TO ORDER!! PICK UP YOUR FORM AT THE CANTEEN OR DOWNLOAD FROM THIS SITE.YOUR ORDER WILL BE DELIVERED TO THE SCHOOL CANTEEN FOR EASY PICK UP.

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Volunteers Wanted!
Posted by Lee Rydstrand on 6-02-2008 (24 reads)

The P&C has a wide range of activities we undertake to raise funds for various school projects. We can't do it without the help of our parents. Why not spend a little time and energy with us? You'll be surprised at how rewarding it will be.

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School Canteen Officially Opened - at last!
Posted by Lee Rydstrand on 9-12-2007 (21 reads)

Today, nearly 11 months after its completion, the School Canteen was officially opened by Jeannette McDonald, one of the leading lights who fought for its refurbishment for nearly fifteen years.

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School Canteen Offici... Posted by Lee Rydstrand (9-12-2007)
Today, nearly 11 months after its completion, the School Canteen was officially opened by Jeannette McDonald, one of the leading lights who fought for its refurbishment for nearly fifteen years.


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