MANSFIELD STATE HIGH SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER NO. 17
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BROADWATER ROAD
MANSFIELD QLD 4122
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MT GRAVATT QLD 4122
Mr J Sloman
Mrs C Anghel
Ms B Clarke
Ms E Hamilton
Ms L Peterson
Principal
Deputy Principal
Deputy Principal
Deputy Principal
Deputy Principal
12 NOVEMBER 2013
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
As we move through to the end of the year it is important that the school pause and very appropriately acknowledge our wonderful
Senior students, the Year 12 students, many of whom have been with us since they came to the school in Year 8. For five years they
have made the journey from child to young adult. The transition from a boy into a man and a girl into a woman is a vitally important part
of the life process.
Fundamentally, this school is focussed on Quality Learning in a Caring Environment! Part of this means that students have to learn,
acquire new knowledge, use this knowledge in differing ways and develop their minds, in order to engage critically and to problem
solve to create new meanings. This is the Quality Learning component of the school vision. The second component, a Caring
Environment , means that students come to a school that cares about them, cares for them and where they learn that caring is
something that you not only receive, but also it is something we do. Said in another way, schooling is about leaving school as ‘decent
people who can get a decent job!’
We are very proud of the young people that the Year 12 students have become! As they transition from school into study, work or
training, all students will take with them a little of the Mansfield ‘experience’. These memories and the qualities that have been
acquired, instils in them the essence of their character, namely respect and responsibility. We see many instances every day where the
senior students demonstrate respect and responsibility. They have been a wonderful group and I am very proud to have been their
principal. I look forward to hearing from them, about their lives and the difference that each of them will make.
The School Captains, Sam Cree and Rosie Sains along with their Vice-Captains Mitchell Atkinson and Caitlin Thomas and their Prefect
team, have embodied all that is wonderful about this school. They have done a remarkable job. I would also like to acknowledge the
contribution of the Deputy Principal responsible for the Year 12s, Ms Barbara Clarke. The work that Ms Clarke does in supporting the
Senior students through their final year of school should not be underestimated.
To the Seniors of 2013, best wishes and enjoy your journey.
2014 STUDENT LEADERS (School Captains, School Vice-Captains, Prefects)
Back row: Emily
Warbrook, Jasmine
Allen, Anisha Mistry,
Reagan Hunt, Isaac
Tucker, Aven Yap, David
Xue, Jasmine Settle,
Gabrielle Diaz, Brooke
Mansfield.
Middle row: Sarah York,
Cara Scarpato, Lauren
Micallef, Lachlan
Ashworth, Artin
Kalantari, Samuel
Sandroussi, Joshua
Monteith, Madeleine
Campbell, Rosalie
Petersen, Elysia
Downes.
Front row: School
Captains Liam Hardie
and Kate Holley, 2003
School Vice-Captain
Mark Adams,
Principal Mr Sloman,
Vice-Captains Crystal
Seng and Nimnaka
Weerasena
STUDENT LEADERSHIP (photo montage at end of Newsletter)
On Tuesday 12 November, the Mansfield High community gathered in the Assembly Hall for the Prefect Investiture. This was an
opportunity to thank the 2013 Captains, Vice-Captains and Prefects and welcome our 2014 Captains, Vice-Captains and Prefects.
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School Captains:
Kate Holley and Liam Hardie
School Vice-Captains:
Crystal Seng and Nimnaka Weerasena
Prefects:
Jasmine Allen, Lachlan Ashworth, Madeleine Campbell, Gabrielle Diaz, Elysia Downes,
Reagan Hunt, Artin Kalantari, Brooke Mansfield, Lauren Micallef, Anisha Mistry, Joshua Monteith, Rosalie Petersen,
Samuel Sandroussi, Cara Scarpato, Jasmine Settle, Isaac Tucker, Emily Warbrook, Aven Yap, Sarah York, David Xue.
We were delighted to welcome back to our School, the very enthusiastic 2003 School Vice-Captain, Mark Adams as our guest
speaker. In the ten years since leaving school, Mark has further enhanced his already significant skills and has continued his
interesting life journey in Canada. We were privileged to have him speak address the School community.
The Orchestra delivered a stirring rendition of our National Anthem and a musical item The Impossible Dream, with featured Soloists
and 2014 Prefects, Gabrielle Diaz and Samuel Sandroussi. We also thoroughly enjoyed the 2013 School Captains’ remarks by Sam
Cree and the Vote of Thanks by 2013 School Captain Rosanna Sains.
OVERDUE ITEMS FOR 2013
In order to have reports mailed out to students, it is essential that the subject costs and other school costs have either been paid or
arrangements have been made with the school’s Business Services Manager Mrs Sandy Ebert for their payment (phone: 3452 5310).
All overdue items must be returned in a timely manner. This includes items such as: assessment, library resources, borrowed items,
borrowed money. Please discuss this with your student.
STUDENT RESOURCE SCHEME FOR 2014
Recently a letter was sent to all families regarding participation in the 2014 Student Resource Scheme. No payment will be
required until next year in about mid-March. However in order to provide your student with the full range of texts, resources,
consumables and other materials from the beginning of the school year, we request that this form is completed and returned to the
Form Teacher by Friday 22 November 2013 please. Thank you for your assistance with this matter.
EXAMS / STUDY LEAVE / ATTENDANCE
As the end of the year approaches, this is a reminder that students need to be in full time attendance until the following dates. If there
is a difficulty, please contact the relevant Deputy Principal:
Years 8 and 9 Friday 13 December
Years 10 and 11 Friday 29 November
Year 12
Friday 15 November (this is a QSA requirement).
STUDY LEAVE
Yr 11 exams/study leave is from Friday 15 November to Monday 25 November.
Year 11 students, who have fulfilled all of their school commitments and whose parents give them permission, will be offered the option
of study leave during the respective exam period outlined above. Students will need to return permission slips at the stated time and
comply with study leave conditions. If students fail to comply with study leave requirements, it will be withdrawn immediately.
FRENCH NEWS
France Exchange 2015
An Information session will be held on Thursday 28 November at 7pm - 7:45 pm in the Library Reading Room. All families are welcome
to attend but the group of 20 for 2015 will be selected from the current Year 9 and 10 students. Information about the cost, the itinerary
and the selection process will be discussed. Expressions of interest will be noted on the night and the first deposit of $500 will be due
in February 2014. If you are unable to attend and you would like your child to participate in the exchange, please contact Ms Sarah
Fryer (French Teacher and France Exchange Coordinator) on scout13@eq.edu.au.
2013 IT COMPETITION RESULTS
A number of Mansfield High School students did exceptionally well in IT competitions
this year including the ICAS computer skills competition, the Young ICT explorers
competition and the NCSS Programming challenge.
In the ICAS Computer Skills competition Navin Sivasankaran (Yr 8), Srimathi
Narayanan (Yr 8), Narissa Amies (Yr 9), Jordan Asmussen (Yr 9), Darren Fu (Yr 10)
and Patrick Kim (Yr 10) were awarded a certificate of Distinction for obtaining a score in
the top 10% of Australian entrants. High Distinction certificates, for a score in the top
1% of entrants, were awarded to Katie Bond (Yr 8), Tom Barham (Yr 9) and Peter
Truong (Yr 10). Congratulations to these students and the many other participants who
all performed well in the competition.
At least one Mansfield High School student has been a finalist and/or prize-winner in
the Young ICT Explorers competition each year since it began in 2010. This year
Yr 10 students Darren Fu, Patrick Kim and Peter
Truong receive their ICAS computer skills
competition certificates at a recent assembly.
was no exception with finalists Jordan Asmussen and Tom Barham representing the school at UQ in August. Tom Barham proudly
accepted 2nd prize for his social gaming website entitled Playzone. This and his previous prize winning website WordWiki are
accessible from his personal website www.mrfishie.com and a video of the YICTE finals event featuring an interview with Tom is
available on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al9v7QJL8yY.
The NCSS Programming Challenge is a very rigorous programming challenge which many students find difficult to complete. Darren
Fu (Yr 10) not only completed the challenge but was awarded with a certificate of High Distinction for his success in completing the
intermediate level problems to a very high standard.
For students who are interested in developing their IT knowledge and skills, a number of programming, gaming and robotics
workshops are available for high school students at QUT in the school holidays (see
http://www.thecube.qut.edu.au/events/event/summer-program for details). Participants in the NCSS Programming Challenge are also
invited to apply to attend the National Computer Science Summer School in January 2014. Details are on the NCSS website
http://www.ncss.edu.au/summer_school/index.html. NCSS summer school applications are due by 15th November, 2013.
Congratulations to our many talented IT students in 2013. We look forward to celebrating your future successes in 2014!
MUSIC NEWS
MusicFest Awards
Congratulations to all of the Music ensembles that have successfully competed in MusicFest over the last few weeks! The results were
as follows:
String Orchestra – Platinum Award
Percussion Ensemble 1 – Bronze Award
Chamber Winds – Gold Award
Percussion Ensemble 2 – Gold Award
Sinfonia – Gold Award
Symphonic Winds – Gold Award
Museaus – Gold Award
Jazz Ensemble – Platinum Award, Rhythm Section Award and
Concert Band – Platinum Award
Best Saxophone Solo (Marc Maeji)
Wind Ensemble – Gold Award
Special thanks to the teachers who dedicated their evenings and weekends to conducting and
supporting the ensembles. Thanks also to all of the parents who provided a taxi service to the far
flung corners of Brisbane. Your efforts are appreciated.
LIONS YOUTH OF THE YEAR
Two of our Year 11 students, Cara Scarpato and Isaac Tucker (pictured) recently competed in the
Carindale Lions Youth of the Year Quest. Both students had a gruelling day of interviews, quizzes,
impromptu speeches and prepared speeches. They both performed in an excellent manner. The
competition was very tough and Isaac was announced as the Club Winner for the Carindale Club
and will proceed to the next level of the competition. Thanks to both students for being such
wonderful ambassadors for the school!
COMMUNITY NEWS
Final P&C Meeting for 2013
The final P&C meeting for 2013 will be held on Thursday 28 November 7pm at Southern Cross Sports Club, Cnr of Logan Rd and
Klumpp Rd, Upper Mt Gravatt. All members are invited to meet at 6pm for dinner prior to the meeting at 7pm. If you are planning on
attending, please RSVP to Sue Holley. sholl143@eq.edu.au or 3452 5337.
Environmental Council News
Help the Environment and Our Busy Little Friends…by Alexandra Radke (Writer for the Environmental Council)
What’s the link between Tutankhamen’s Tomb and your pantry? Nothing? Well, they both contain a food that will last forever – honey.
The bees that produce this honey work phenomenally hard to provide a spread for our toast. Their very existence is presently
threatened by human activity. That means that our food supply is also threatened. Without bees, we will not survive. The best option to
help the bees in your area would be for you to have your own hive. You could also consider making a bee-friendly section of your
garden. Bees like yellow, blue and purple flowers in particular. They also favour planting arrangements similar to those found in nature.
Another option to protect our bees is to refrain from destroying swarms. If you wish to have a swarm of bees removed from your
property, contact the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry’s service centre. Please help the food security of our world by
helping our busy little friends. http://www.daff.qld.gov.au/about-us/contact-us
Queen’s Award for Mansfield Students
On 1 November 2013, two Year 12 Mansfield High School
students, Tim Jell and Matthew Lynch, attended a very
special ceremony at Government House to receive their
Queen’s Awards from the Governor of Queensland, Ms
Penelope Wensley AC. The Queen's Award is the most
prestigious award in The Boys' Brigade - an international
organisation empowering young people to reach their
potential, building their resilience and enabling them to find their place in leading and impacting their world today and into the future. To
achieve this level requires hard work, commitment and a willingness to push oneself further. Individuals are required to complete
courses and badge work in the areas of Service, Leadership, Knowledge, Skills, Adventure and Physical Activity. Congratulations to
Tim and Matthew on this wonderful achievement.
Library
Our Library has enjoyed growth and renewal of resources over past years, thanks to the generous donations from Parents and from
the P&C. Every donation is appreciated. If you would like to contribute so that we can extend the library, all contributions made are
GST free and are tax deductible. The Library Fund is a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) fund that is registered with the Australian
Taxation Office.
Our School has a similar DGR fund for Building Improvements including the construction of a covered grandstand over the tiered
seating area facing the oval to provide a seating/suitable lunch area for students. This type of project falls outside of the current
government funding programs. The P&C is currently the only contributor to this Fund, but Local Businesses and Parents are also
encouraged to make a tax deductible donation to this Fund.
Canteen Redevelopment
With the introduction of Year 7 into high school in 2015 and the subsequent increase in the School population, the P&C Association is
starting to investigate possible options for the redevelopment of the Canteen. This may involve the expansion of the current canteen or
possibly the relocation of the canteen. Either way we need to look at the most efficient design to cater for the needs of our school and
students. Any parents who are interested in being on a Canteen Sub-committee are invited to contact Sue Holley sholl143@eq.edu.au
or 3452 5337. We recognise that not everyone has time to be on a committee but may have ideas to contribute. If you are aware of any
Canteen models in other schools that work particularly well we would love to hear about them. If you have any ideas, opinions or
feedback please email Sue Holley. Students are also welcome to submit their ideas.
Books and Stationery for 2014 – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
In 2014 the P&C Association is trialling some changes to streamline the process of ordering new textbooks and stationery, as well as
the collecting and selling of second-hand books. Please take a minute to read the following:
All stationery and new textbook sales are to be processed on-line through the company Sequel. Even if you elect to purchase a
single new textbook this must be done online. Go to www.sequelbooks.com.au to create your account from the booklist tab and
place your order. Online ordering will close on 1 December, 2013. If you want to order books after this time, you will need to visit
the Sequel website, print out the order form and submit by post, fax or email. No cheques, cash or orders will be accepted at the
school.
 Our school receives commission on all new textbook and stationery sales when ordering is done before the 1 December and this
commission is reinvested into the school.
Orders will be available for collection from the school hall on Monday 20 January and Tuesday 21 January 2014 only, between 8am
and 2pm. Alternatively you may elect to have your books and stationery delivered to your home for an $8 fee.
 The second-hand bookshop at our school will be open on the last two days of school (12 - 13 December 2013) in the week before
school commences (20 - 24 January 2014) and on the first two days of school (28 - 29 January 2014). Trading hours on these days
are 7.30am – 10.30am. We encourage you to support the second-hand bookshop; however please be aware we cannot guarantee
that a copy of the book you require will be available as stock depends on what comes in from previous students who no longer
require their texts.
 If you are purchasing a Year 8, 9 or 10 second-hand Maths textbook, it is strongly recommended that you pay an additional $5 for a
copy of the e-Book, as e-Book licences only last 12 months and therefore would have expired. The additional $5 can be paid on the
day of purchase and the e-Book will be issued to your student in the new school year by the Maths Department teachers.
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 If you have textbooks you would like the second-hand bookshop to sell on your behalf, you can leave them at
the Canteen on the following dates: Year 12 – Week Commencing 11 November 2013, Years 10 and 11 –
Week Commencing 25 November 2013, Years 8 and 9 – Week Commencing 9 December 2013. All books MUST
have a signed agreement form accompanying them at drop off time. (Forms can be found at the back of this newsletter.)
 We prefer that second-hand books are paid for using cash or cheque. EFTPOS facilities will be available in the uniform shop but
there may be delays in processing due to customer numbers.
 Please note - copies of all booklist are available on the school website.
Thank you in advance for your assistance with these changes. Your comments after the trial will be welcome.
From the Mansfield State High School Parents and Citizens’ Association
In summary…USEFUL DATES
Sun 1 Dec 2013 order new textbooks online by this date
Thu 12 Dec & Fri 13 Dec 2013 7.30am – 10.30am our school’s second-hand bookshop open
Mon 20 Jan & Tue 21 Jan 2014 8am – 2pm
orders of new textbooks available for collection from school hall
Mon 20 Jan to Fri 24 Jan 2014 7.30am – 10.30am our school’s second-hand bookshop open
Tue 28 Jan & Wed 29 Jan 2014 7.30am – 10.30am our school’s second-hand bookshop open
Marilyn Farr is retiring
After some 22 years at Mansfield High School, mostly as a School Community Liaison Officer, Mrs Farr is
retiring. If you would like to attend an afternoon tea in her honour, please RSVP to Sue Holley
sholl143@eq.edu.au. The function will occur on Friday 6 December 2013 from 3.15pm – 5pm at school.
The venue within the school will be decided at a later date. Donations towards a farewell gift can be sent to Mrs
Sue Holley.
Beth to Shave for a Cure – Monday 18 November
World's Greatest Shave raises approximately half the money the Leukaemia Foundation needs annually to fund
its important work – providing practical and emotional support to people with blood cancer, as well as investing millions in research.
This year, School Prefect, Beth Cave is celebrating the end of her high school journey by being brave and shaving. She is currently
raffling the opportunity to cut off her pony tail! If you would like to buy a ticket in the raffle or make a donation, please contact Sue
Holley sholl143@eq.edu.au
Aviation Australia Opens its Doors!
Its Open Night is on Wednesday 27 November commencing at 6pm. The Open Night offers students and parents the opportunity to
tour the training facilities based at Brisbane Airport and find out first-hand, how to become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer or Flight
Attendant. The training centres house the most advanced training equipment including real aircraft, fully equipped workshops, cabin
simulators, evacuation slides, a pool for water safety drills, and excellent student amenities. You will also have the chance to meet the
team of instructors who are available to answer any of your questions. To register your interest email:
aero.info@aviationaustralia.aero or contact our Sales Team on 07 3860 0900.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Wednesday 13 November
Thursday 14 November
Friday 15 November
Monday 18 November
Tuesday 19 November
Wednesday 20 November
Thursday 21 November
Friday 22 November
Monday 25 November
Tuesday 26 November
Wednesday 27 November
Yr 12s in class to check results
Per 4 MAP for all students
Yr 12s to Plantation 9am
2pm Yr 12s in Hall to check results and sign off on them
Yr 11 Exam block / study leave begins (finishes on Monday 25/11)
Yr 12s arrive at 9am in their semi-formal attire
Yr 12 Graduation ceremony for Yr 12s and their families at 10.45am in Hall followed by morning tea
4-4 day … Yr 11 Exam Block / Study leave
4-4 day … Yr 11 Exam Block / Study leave
Normal Wednesday bell times
Yr 11 Exam Block / Study leave
Per 4 NO MAP (Yr 8, 10 Maths exams; Yr 9 Maths revision)
4-4 day … Yr 11 Exam Block / Study leave
4-4 day … Yr 11 Exam Block / Study leave
Completed 2014 Student Resource Scheme form is returned to Form Teachers
4-4 day … Yr 11 Exam Block / Study leave (final day)
Yr 10 French Immersion graduation dinner
Newsletter available on website
Yr 10 French restaurant outing in evening
Rauchle Service Club executive visits Mater Children’s Hospital to give donation for the year
Per 1-3 Yr 11 TIP leadership training in K Block & Per 4
Per 4 MAP for all year levels
3 Yr 10s depart for Strasbourg 2 month exchange
MANSFIELD STATE HIGH SCHOOL –YEAR 8, 9 & 10 SECONDHAND BOOKS
If you have textbooks you would like the second-hand bookshop to sell on your behalf, you may leave them at the Canteen on the following dates:
Year 12 – Week Commencing 11 November 2013; Years 10 and 11 – Week Commencing 25 November 2013; Years 8 and 9 – Week Commencing 9 December 2013.
All books MUST have this signed agreement form accompanying them at drop off time. Make a copy for your records.
Student’s Name: ______________________________________________________________
Bank Account Holder’s Name:
________________________________________________
BSB Number: ____________________
Account Number:
________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________
Suburb: _______________________ Post Code: ________ Phone No: _________________
Contact Email: ____________________________________________
Book Title
Pearson Mathematics Year 8 Student Book
Mirai Stage 1 Coursebook
Pearson Science 8 Student Book
Complete English Basics 1 (2nd ed.)
Pearson Mathematics Year 9 Student Book
Mirai Stage 2 Coursebook
Pearson Science 9 Student Book
In Tune With Music Book 1 (4th ed)
Pearson Mathematics Year 10 Student Book
Pearson Science 10 Student Book
Active Look It Up (2nd ed)
Collins French Pocket Dictionary (6th ed.)
Schaum’s French Grammar (5th ed.)
Signature
No. of
Copies
Office Use Only
Book Quality
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_________________________________________ Date: __________________
(P & C Representative)
______________________________________________________________________________
MANSFIELD STATE HIGH SCHOOL –YEAR 8, 9 &10 SECONDHAND BOOKS
I hereby agree to all of the following:
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that the above mentioned books I have agreed to be sold on my behalf will incur a 50% commission
on any sale(s) (after GST) to be retained by the Mansfield State High School P&C Association.
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that the remaining 50% share will be directly paid into my nominated bank account.
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that if my book(s) remain unsold at the close of trading of the bookshop and I have not collected
them within 14 days, I understand that the books will be donated to a worthy cause.
Signed:
____________________________
Date:
_____________________
Office Use Only:
Advised of Unsold Books:
Agreed Collection Date:
MANSFIELD STATE HIGH SCHOOL –YEAR 11 & 12 SECONDHAND BOOKS
If you have textbooks you would like the second-hand bookshop to sell on your behalf, you may leave them at the Canteen on the following dates:
Year 12 – Week Commencing 11 November 2013; Years 10 and 11 – Week Commencing 25 November 2013; Years 8 and 9 – Week Commencing 9 December 2013.
All books MUST have this signed agreement form accompanying them at drop off time. Make a copy for your records.
Student’s Name: _________________________________________________________
Bank Account Holder’s Name:
_______________________________________
BSB Number: _________________
Account Number:
___________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________
Suburb: ___________________ Post Code: __________ Phone No: _____________
Contact Email: ____________________________________________
No. of
Copies
Book Title
Office Use Only
Book Quality
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New Q Maths 11B with CD Rom (3 ed)
L
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Maths Quest for Qld 11C (2nd ed Ebook)
L
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New Q Maths 12A with CD Rom (3rd ed)
L
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Mirai Stage 5 Coursebook (2nd ed)
L
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Mirai Stage 6 Coursebook (2nd ed)
L
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Schaum’s French Grammar (5th ed)
L
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Biology an Aust.Perspective 2ed Text & CD
L
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Accounting Concepts & Applications (4th ed)
Investigating Business Communication & Technologies
Physics – A Contextual Approach (2 ed)
nd
New Q Maths 11A with CD Rom (3 ed)
rd
New Q Maths 12B with CD Rom (3 ed)
nd
Maths Quest for Qld 12C (2 ed Ebook)
Signature _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________________
(P & C Representative)
MANSFIELD STATE HIGH SCHOOL –YEAR 11 & 12 SECONDHAND BOOKS
I hereby agree to all of the following:
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that the above mentioned books I have agreed to be sold on my behalf will incur a 50% commission on
any sale(s) (after GST) to be retained by the Mansfield State High School P&C Association.
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that the remaining 50% share will be directly paid into my nominated bank account.
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that if my book(s) remain unsold at the close of trading of the bookshop and I have not collected them
within 14 days, I understand that the books will be donated to a worthy cause.
Signed:
________________________
Date:
__________________
Office Use Only:
Advised of Unsold Books:
Agreed Collection Date:
PREFECTS 2014
and some family members
SCHOOL CAPTAINS 2014
and some family members
SCHOOL VICE-CAPTAINS
2014
and some family members
PREFECT BODY 2014
YR 10 ART SHOES
SHERRIE WU
NIKKI SIMMONS
LOUISE CHARLTON
BINURI TOTAWATTAGE
Binuri Totawattage
BERNICE CHOONG
SARA JAMI
STEPHANIE PAPAGEORGIOU
STACE VERTONGEN
ERIN PARK
VIKKI LAM
WENONA CRAMP-CHURCH
EMMA LAMB
YR 10 ART SHOES
CLAIRE DIAS
ZOE ROSS
HALEY WU
JO-ANNE TRAN
KAIT
KAITNOBBS
NOBBS
ILMA HRNJIC
JULIUS YEE
TIA TSARDANIS
RASNEET ASSAN
CAITLIN MADDIGAN