The Weekly

Audio edition

For this term, we are trialling the audio version of the Churchie Weekly Newsletter as an additional way for you to hear what’s on at Churchie. For feedback or general inquiries, please contact Churchie News.

From the Head of Preparatory School

Reflecting on my time at school, one of my most precious memories was the enjoyment of playing sport, particularly team sport. I just loved having a go at anything—football, cricket, tennis, cross country. You name it. I tried it.

For a long time, it was about fun and enjoyment: the opportunity to enjoy physical activity with my friends and make connections with boys who share a similar interest, being part of a team working towards common goals and playing for nothing more than the love of the game.

As I look back now, I can see the many benefits and important life skills that sport provides. Teamwork, resilience, dealing with frustration and disappointment, resolving conflicts and solving problems are some of the many reasons we play sport. It was sport that taught me the link between training and skill development, hard work and improvement.

As a school, we have enjoyed a successful Term 1 season of debating, volleyball and cricket, with a number of strong performances across the School. It was wonderful to witness the connections our Prep boys made with boys in the Senior School. Whether it be enjoying a burger and chips while watching the First XI, having senior volleyball players supporting Prep teams or getting tips and advice from our senior debaters, it is clearly evident that our boys have enjoyed their sport.

It was interesting to read that, according to the recent AusPlay survey data, only 31 per cent of children in Australia aged between 5 and 11 are engaged in sporting activities. Further, for children aged 12 to 14, that increases to 33 per cent. I think, however, participation rates amongst our Churchie boys would well surpass these statistics.

I recently watched a video on YouTube that highlights the pressures for children to continue to play sport. Posted to the ESPN channel, the video features a 9-year-old boy fronting a press conference to announce his retirement from sport at the tender age of 9. For many children, sport has become more of a chore rather than fun. This video is clearly highlighting the pressures placed upon children to play sport. The boy cites that the pressure it takes to play sport at his age is clearly too much. The constant advice from coaches and parents, being left on the bench when the game was on the line has taken the fun away from sport. This video was an interesting strategy to highlight to parents and coaches that sport at this age, particularly for our Prep boys, is about fun, enjoyment and participation.

As a school, we understand and aim to provide a wide variety of sporting opportunities. In an increasingly disconnected world, our cocurricular experiences build community, a sense of identity and belonging for our boys. While it is important to play for premierships, wins and trophies, it is also a reminder that sport is about more than winning. It is about the love of the game and enjoying the many benefits of sport and taking that passion and life lessons into our adult life.

Mark Wyer
Head of Preparatory School

The Viking

The Viking 2023 reminder to collect

The Viking 2023 yearbook has been distributed to all staff and students across the School. If your son was enrolled at the school in 2023 and has not yet received The Viking 2023, please have them contact their housemaster (Senior School) or classroom teacher (Prep School).

Prep School

Value of the week: compassion

Compassion is understanding and caring when someone is hurt or troubled, even if you don’t know them. It is wanting to help, even if all you can do is listen and say kind words. You forgive mistakes. You are a friend when someone needs a friend. Understanding is using your mind to think clearly and paying careful attention to see the meaning of things. An understanding mind gives you insights and wonderful ideas. An understanding heart gives you empathy and compassion for others. Understanding is the power to think and learn and also to care.

Attribute of the week: knowledgeable

When you are knowledgeable, you explore concepts, ideas and issues that have local and global significance. In so doing, you acquire in-depth knowledge and develop an understanding across a broad and balanced range of disciplines.

Interhouse Swimming Carnival

On Friday 8 March the first of our four interhouse carnivals kicked off with a friendly competition in the pool. The day began with our Years 1 and 2 boys showcasing their skills and talents in the freestyle and backstroke events, with some very close races across the morning. These boys exhibited outstanding determination and commitment to kick that little bit faster or dive that little further to get the win against their peers. It was terrific to see all the boys in Years 1 and 2 cheering on their classmates as they swam down the pool.

After morning tea, the competition went up a notch, as our Years 3 and 4 boys began racing for points for their houses. It was a very tight contest across these year levels with Angles taking a slight lead at the end of this carnival. Boys raced in three strokes and competed in a mixed Years 3 and 4 relay that was the highlight of the morning.

Finally, the Years 5 and 6 boys had the opportunity to demonstrate their speed and talents in the pool. With Saxons dominant in the Year 5 races, it brought the competition a lot closer. In their final year of Prep School, Year 6 led superbly, racing fast and hard as well as cheering on all their mates as they raced down the 50 m pool.

Angles maintained their close lead, heading into the final three relays of the day and with double points on the line, the boys had everything to swim for. Once again with some very close racing, Angles managed to win two of the three relays and come out victorious in the first of our interhouse carnivals.

Congratulations to all boys on your efforts across the day, it was fantastic to see the sportsmanship and healthy competition amongst our Prep School. Thank you to the many families that came out and cheered on the boys, it made for a terrific atmosphere.

We look forward to our next event, Interhouse Cross Country on the last day of Term 1.

Adam Fry
Head of Prep PE

Year 6 camp

From Max May (Year 6).

On Wednesday 13 March, 6B and 6D left for an adventurous three-day camping trip at Stradbroke Island (Minjerriba). It was a wonderful experience as we went all over the island, bonding as classmates and as a cohort.

Day one

We left Churchie at 6:30 am to get to Cleveland. We had a long, three-hour trip: first a bus ride, then a ferry ride across Moreton Bay, and a short ride to our campground, Adder Rock. Once we arrived, we pitched our tents and set out on a big hike along the coastline, hiking through beautiful rock formations and white sandy beaches. Once we arrived at our destination we set up and went for a dip in Cylinder Beach’s lagoon. At nighttime, we had a moving talk by one of the Quondamooka rangers. He spoke to us about the history, culture and meaning of Stradbroke and Minjierriba.  

Day two

We went to many places, including Myora Springs and Brown Lake. We trekked to the mouth of the spring and walked out to where the freshwater met the ocean. Before this, we had hiked to Brown Lake and built makeshift rafts. We paddled around the lake and raced to find objects scattered around it. When we arrived back at camp, we had a fun nighttime activity we had to sneak past the teachers and catch a fake light-up koala.

Day three

We had to pack up our stuff and had enough time for a few fun activities before we headed home weary but happy!

VIEW ADDITIONAL PHOTOS ON PIXEVETY

Year 3 Reader of the Week

Congratulations to Alex Bridge on being Reader of the Week.

Year 2 buddies

Students in 2A and 6E met for buddies this week. The boys created a ‘Six Thinking Hats’ activity where the Year 6 buddies asked their Year 2 buddy questions related to different ideas to find out more about each other. They quickly learned about their buddies’ strengths and hobbies. 

We look forward to more interactions with our buddies. 

Shay Thomas
Year 2 Teacher

Fathers Sausage Sizzle

The once-a-term Fathers Sausage Sizzle will take place at lunchtime on Friday 22 March. Please pre-order your sausage here. Please note that no other food options are available on sausage sizzle days for lunch. No late orders can be taken on this day. Please see the Prep Tuckshop menu on myChurchie for details.

Winners of the Prep Support Group Raffle

Congratulations to the student who sold the most books of raffle tickets, Matthew Fung in RB who was presented with his gift card of $500 this week.

Easter service

The Prep School’s Easter Service at St John’s Cathedral will be on Monday 25 March from 6 to 7 pm. The service is compulsory for all Years 4 to 6 boys. A roll will be taken in the evening. The formal uniform of a white shirt and tie is to be worn by all students attending. Boys with special tasks at this service will travel to the cathedral during the day of the service to rehearse. All families are welcome to attend.

Prep Support Group

The next meeting of the Prep Support Group will be in JB Adams Library at 6 pm on Thursday 21 March. All Prep School parents are welcome to attend.

Billy Cart Grand Prix

The annual Billy Cart Grand Prix is a time-honoured event held on Oaklands Parade. This year the grand prix will be on Thursday 13 June. All boys in Years 4 to 6 are encouraged to enter a team comprising one driver and two pushers. We encourage the creation of homemade billy carts; it is a fun exercise for boys and their families.

Early childhood playground

I ask parents and carers to note that boys are not to play running games in the early childhood playground before school. This rule applies across the whole Prep School, from Reception to Year 6.

Before school, boys may play handball and other games that don’t involve running. This ensures that boys are not physically overwrought at the start of the school day. Please remind your boys of this rule.

Safety around the School

Please travel carefully and at a speed that will allow you to stop safely at a crossing if needed. Drive slowly in school zones:  Stay alert: be mindful of pedestrians, bike riders and other motorists and look out for crossings.

Care must be taken at all times when in the vicinity of the School. Particular care must be taken in the morning before school and in the afternoon after school. During peak periods (7:55 to 8:25 am and 3 to 3:30 pm), only the designated crossing points are to be used to cross the road.

When parking in the streets surrounding the school precinct, please observe all parking signs, and do not block the driveways of local residents. It is unsafe and illegal for cars to even slightly impinge on no parking, bus or no standing zones, or driveways.

I encourage you to set the right example to keep our children and the rest of the community safe.

Term dates

The final school day for this term is Wednesday 27 March. Term 2 commences on Tuesday 16 April.

Mark Wyer
Head of Preparatory School

QCE evaluation

The QCAA has engaged the University of Melbourne’s Assessment and Evaluation Research Centre to conduct an independent evaluation of the new QCE system. The aim is to assess the QCE’s efficacy and for recommendations to the QCAA for future improvements.

Following a recent opportunity for school communities to provide initial feedback via a quick survey, the University of Melbourne is now inviting organisations and individuals to make more substantial written submissions of up to 2,000 words on their thoughts, experiences and impressions of the QCE system and its processes. Responses are required address to five stimulus questions that can be found on the submission form via this link. The closing date for these written submissions is Friday 19 April.

Please click here for information on Churchie’s thoughts regarding the new QCE. However, we encourage members of our community to offer their own views.

Richard Wheeldon
Deputy Headmaster

Senior School

Mental Health and Wellbeing Portfolio

By Prefect (Wellbeing Portfolio) Bill McCart.

At a large and busy school like Churchie, youth mental health and wellbeing are growing priorities for the boys, staff and our community. As we enter the year, the 2024 seniors aim to maintain the momentum of previous cohorts by enhancing and broadening our approach to mental wellbeing at Churchie.

Our goals for this year include promoting all the wellbeing services offered by Churchie and beyond, destigmatising wellbeing issues and encouraging help-seeking behaviour. Throughout the year, the seniors, prefects and wellbeing ambassadors hope to implement some of these initiatives:

• expand the role of each house’s Student Wellbeing Ambassadors, making them a more visible and accessible part of each house community
• publicly promote mental health services (like the myChurchie Wellbeing page and SchoolTV) at house meetings and school assemblies.
• Create surveys to gauge the boys’ opinions on mental health in the school and improve their mental health literacy.

From sleep to stress, from exercise to self-esteem, there are so many ways we can improve our understanding and support of mental wellbeing. Through these initiatives, we aim to further develop a culture of open-mindedness and establish pathways for this culture to grow in the years to come.

Term 1 formal boarding dinner

By Vice-Captain and Head Boarder George Ward (Year 12).

On Thursday evening, all boarders assembled outside School House in their Whites for Term 1’s formal dinner, providing an opportunity to celebrate the term and the boys’ achievements. Guest speaker President of the Old Boys’ Association Mr Grant Menzies, enlightened the boys on the opportunities and value of the Old Boys network while reminding us of the unique connections we have in boarding. The night concluded with reflections from House Captains Marcus Pearce and Angus Stinson on their respective houses’ achievements. A special thank you must go to Mr Stansbie and the Chartwells kitchen staff for organising the event.

University Showcase

The Churchie Career Development Centre recently invited 13 universities from across the region to the inaugural University Showcase in The Centenary Library. Year 12 students attended a short presentation from the universities on how to apply to university and prioritise their preferences, as well as opportunities available with scholarships and overseas exchanges.

Students were then invited to move outside to the exhibition area to speak with the university representatives individually at their displays, gaining invaluable insight into university pathways.

We would like to thank the universities for their time and guidance and the Career Centre for providing this opportunity to our Year 12s.

Beth Gilpatrick
Careers Counsellor and VET Coordinator

Rod Olsen
Head of Senior School

Chaplain’s corner

St John’s Cathedral Bell Tower Open Days

Saturday: 23 March 2024 from 1 to 5 pm
Sunday: 24 March 2024 from 11 am to 3 pm

St John’s Cathedral Bellringers invite you to join us for Open Days on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 March 2024.

The Mini Ring will be available in the North Carpark between 1 to 5 pm on Saturday 23 and 11 am to 3 pm on Sunday 24 March.

There will also be free tours of the Cathedral Bell Tower with the opportunity to try a tower bell, as well as regular ringing demonstrations during the weekend. All ages are welcome.

Register for tours here.

Admission to Holy Communion Service

Date: Wednesday 1 May 2024
Time: 6 pm
Location: St John’s Cathedral

Churchie students in Year 4 and above are invited to celebrate being admitted to Holy Communion in a joint service with students from St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School.

Please complete the Admission to Holy Communion JotForm. 

If your child has not yet been baptised, this can occur during or before the Admission to Holy Communion Service.

Please contact Chaplain Stephanie for further information at stephanie.cotroneo@churchie.com.au.

Stephanie Cotroneo
Lay Minister – Chaplain Preparatory School

Confirmation Service

Date: Wednesday 12 June 2024
Time: 7 pm
Location: Canon Jones Memorial Chapel

Churchie students in Year 9 and above are invited to express interest in taking part in the sacrament of Confirmation. Family and friends are welcome to attend, and sisters from any school are welcome to be Confirmed alongside their brothers. They are also encouraged to support and attend this service, which will be followed by light refreshments.

Please complete the Confirmation Application JotForm to express interest in learning more about confirmation. If the candidate has not yet been baptised, this will occur during the Confirmation Service. Please note: a separate form is required for each candidate to enter the necessary details for each person.

Please contact The Rev’d Sharon Mitchell if you have any questions or for further information at sharon.mitchell@churchie.com.au.

Rev’d Sharon Mitchell
Senior Chaplain

Music

Churchie Music is a vibrant, dynamic and busy department, with multiple opportunities throughout the year for boys to immerse themselves in music making of the highest level. Our success is achieved through the considerable effort and dedication from all parties involved—staff, parents and, most importantly, the boys.

Over the years, I have yet to hear a young man say, ’I wish I had quit playing/singing much earlier in my school life.’ It should be no surprise that the conversations I have are quite the opposite to this. The memories that flow from their time here as musicians—of concerts, rehearsals and tours; of challenging times and amazing moments—these enrich their time at Churchie.

I am grateful that so many continue their love of music into their later years.

If you have any questions about the program please do not hesitate to contact our enthusiastic staff who will be only too pleased to assist.

Music booklet 2024

As we approach our concert seasons in Term 2 and Term 3, we would like to encourage you to come along to the many events that our various ensembles perform at throughout the year. Please take some time to read and review the Music Booklet for 2024 which provides some valuable information regarding the wonderful performances that you may like to come along and support. Please view the booklet by clicking on the following link:

May Concert Series

A reminder to save the date for the upcoming May Concert Series in Term 2. Students have been practising for over two terms for their first performance of the year. Please take some time to review the video below:

Band Concert

Date: Thursday 2 May 2024
Time: 6 to 7:30 pm
Location: Morris Hall, Churchie

All of our bands at Churchie gather in Morris Hall to perform in front of the Churchie community as they develop their repertoire for the year and showcase their progress. Students have been working hard since Term 4, 2023 where they had the opportunity to work with conductor David Law at the annual Music Camp.

Choral Concert

Date: Thursday 16 May 2024
Time: 6 to 8 pm
Location: Morris Hall, Churchie

The annual Choir Concert is one of the highlights of the performance program. This year the concert will feature music from the Generations in Jazz set pieces and internationally acclaimed massed choir repertoire. Come and enjoy the varied repertoire in Morris Hall.

Strings and Guitar Concert

Date: Thursday 23 May 2024
Time: 6 to 8 pm
Location: Morris Hall, Churchie

This year the Churchie Strings and Guitar Concert will feature a range of classic repertoire as well as some hidden gems. From elegant and playful Strauss waltzes, the braun of Beethoven’s Egmont Overture and jogtrotting Grieg, there is something for everyone. Be sure to save the date, invite your friends and come to celebrate the music of the Churchie guitar ensembles, string ensembles and the Symphony Orchestra.

Bohdan Davison
Director of Music

Sport

Churchie hosted a successful first GPS Cross Country meet last Friday, while our Term 1 sports and activities drew to a close with a bye round this weekend. Looking ahead, Term 2 sports and activities are gearing up for a strong start to begin round one, with the team selection process mostly completed and training in progress.

After another exciting GPS round eight last weekend, we invite everyone to see the weekend’s results summary via myChurchie – GPS Sports and Activities.

Cross Country

The first GPS practice meet was held at Churchie last Friday and the Churchie Cross Country team started the season extremely well.

There were some outstanding individual runs:

• Daniel Lane – 3rd (13 Years)
• Andrew McConnel – 3rd (14 Years)
• Zac Moore – 1st (15 Years)
• Lachlan Moore – 1st (16 Years)

The team also performed very well with Churchie winning the meet.

• 1st: Churchie (43 points)
• 2nd: Gregory Terrace (34 points)
• 3rd: Brisbane State High School ( 32 points)

The team now looks forward to the second practice meet of the season at TSS this Friday.

Michael Simes
Director of Cross Country

Debating

GPS Debating concluded for us Friday, with an away round at The Southport School. TSS always puts up a good fight, and faced with some devilishly hard topics, it was a big afternoon of competition. Outcomes in the first round were strong. All but one team won their debates in the 4:15 pm and 5:15 pm timeslots, while results were more balanced in the 6:15 pm bracket. Nevertheless, 12 of 18 teams prevailed, several achieving joint or outright premierships. While we cannot be certain of our overall placements until the completion of the round nine all the other schools, we have some clear and decisive top-of-the-table results for 8.1, 9.1, 9.2, 11.1 and 12.1 teams. Likewise, congratulations to the Senior A boys for consolidating their clear third place overall. To Dario, Caelan, Finbar and Felix, we are so proud of your leadership and contributions to the sport and for our outstanding unanimous panel win on Friday night.

Rounding off our competition will be our trivia and show debate on Friday as the final GPS training session of the year. The topics have been picked, the chocolate bunnies have been purchased, and the hype is building for the showdown between star senior speakers and their revered alumni opposition. So be at Viking Café in your blues at 3:10 pm this Friday to show your skill and knowledge and potentially walk away with enough chocolate to fill your Easter hampers.

Rebecca Hewitt
Director of Debating

Cricket

Saturday’s round of the GPS Cricket saw Churchie take on powerhouse TSS in the our final round of matches for the season.

With TSS having won nine of the last 14 First XI premierships, with strength across all age levels, meeting them in our final round was a test of how far Churchie Cricket has grown and developed across 2024. Ultimately the boys in blue and grey more than held their own. They won 12 of the 22 official matches played against TSS, including winning all four Prep School matches .

Impressively, the Year 12s also enjoyed outstanding success, with the Second, Third and Fourth XIs victorious in their final ever matches for the School, an outstanding finish to their Churchie Cricket careers.

Importantly, wins by the Third XI and 10A saw them join 9A in securing first place on their ladder for the 2024 season. With points being secured for the final round bye, numerous teams, including 5C, 7B and 8A could all join them as first-place finishers for the season. Well done to all of those teams for the outstanding success they have enjoyed throughout 2024.

The First XI match against promised to be a high-quality contest between first and third placed teams on the ladder. It did not disappoint. With Churchie needing to win to keep alive premiership hopes, the boys batted first, and, in a rare occurrence over the last ten years, TSS faced serious pressure on their home turf, with a blistering 61 from Rupert Bignall, who was promoted up the order, helping Churchie post a very strong 8/221. Rupert was well supported in the innings by Angus Storen (50) and Jayden Draper (34).

TSS, however, demonstrated their  powerhouse status, scoring 30 runs in the first three overs to put them ahead of the run chase. Churchie stayed toe-to-toe from there, taking regular wickets to keep themselves in the contest. However, ultimately TSS proved too good, chasing the total six wickets down with three overs to spare.

The result means that Churchie will finish the season in third place, the first time the School has recorded a top-three placing in First XI cricket since 2014. A TSS win next week will see them claim a tenth premiership in 15 seasons.

A number of boys, especially Year 12 boys, enjoyed an outstanding performance in their final games of the season, particularly Ben Donger, who hit an incredible 100 off 40 balls, to get the Fourth XI across the line. Congratulations to the players listed below.

• Rupert Bignall First XI 61
• Angus Storen First XI 50
• Sam Wilkins Second XI 4/12
• Conor Wrigley Third XI 88*
• Hamon McKenzie Third XI 4/16
• Ben Donger Fourth XI 100
• Will Souter 10A 72
• Lachlan Moore 10A 54
• Max Johnstone 7A 95
• Teddy Chandler 8B 67
• Alex Ramage 7A 4/31

The season will officially conclude this Saturday evening with the End of Season Dinner at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. We look forward to seeing the community come together to celebrate the successes of the 2024 season.

James Patmore
Director of Cricket

Water Polo

There has been a large number of boys registered in Years 7 and 8 to play in Term 2 which has resulted in the need for a trial this term. The trial will be held in Week 9 on Thursday 21 March from 7 to 8 am at the Churchie 25 m pool. 

The first part of the trial will require all boys to complete a 200 m time trial followed by a 4×25 m sprint session (you may wear goggles for the swim sets).

Alan Greenbank
Director of Water Polo

Sporting Achievements

Congratulations to the following students who have achieved representative success in their sporting pursuits:

Rugby

Congratulations to Jye Crothers and Treyvon Pritchard who were both selected for the Queensland U18 Rugby Union team. The team played two academy matches against NSW U18. Queensland, unfortunately, went down in both games; however, both Jye and Treyvon performed exceptionally well, and we look forward to further representative success coming their way.

Touch Football

Zac Griggs was selected to represent Composite District in the Boys 16 to 18 Years Touch Football Trials for Met East next week.

Track and Field

The Queensland Track and Field Club Championships were held at QSAC from 14 to 17 March and the State Club 3,000 m Championships on 2 March.

Churchie had several boys compete at these Championships with some excellent results.

Trent Goodrick
Head of Cocurricular

Pixevety

Pixevety – a photo platform for Churchie images

Pixevety is Churchie’s photo platform, where photos from across the School will be uploaded on a weekly basis. Students are recognised by the system so parents can simply click ‘myVIPs’ and see their son’s photos in one easy location.

Families new to the School may not see ‘myVIPs’ yet, as new student ID photos are still to be processed in the system. However, you can still browse the galleries.

Watch the video below to learn how to use Pixevety.

For more information visit the Pixevety page on myChurchie or email news@churchie.com.au.

Churchie Shop

Term 1 opening hours

Parent Connect

Parent Connect is the school-wide parent community support group focused on nurturing the fun and family-centric side of school life. We provide valuable support services through formal and informal networks across the School. We intentionally communicate, connect, coordinate services and facilitate wellbeing support for our families and the greater community. Click here to access on myChurchie.

Join Parent Connect

Join here. The Churchie parent community has a long-standing initiative to enable the sharing of contact details for those who opt in and provide consent. Joining the Parent Connect database is easy. Once you have joined, you will receive communication from your parent coordinators, access to your cohort’s parent contact list, and membership to the private Facebook groups.

Parent Connect contacts

Click here to meet the executive team and coordinator community of volunteer parents. Each Year, House and Service activity has dedicated friendly peer contacts for parents, helping them navigate school life, hosting social connections, and administering private Facebook groups.

Services and volunteer engagement

Any member of the Churchie community (parents, old boys, friends and staff) can participate in these services or make a confidential request for wellbeing support. Click here to volunteer or request support.

Meals on Wheels parent volunteers needed

We also invite you to participate in our Chapel Centenary Special Project. The Chapel is celebrating its 100th year, and we are coordinating a creative task force of volunteers to add to the beautiful collection of kneelers and create some new pieces inspired by Reverand Sharon and Chaplain Stephanie. Click here to volunteer

Midweek meditation

All are invited; the chapel will be open from 7:45 to 8:10 am on Wednesdays for meditation, an opportunity to take a quiet moment in our busy lives. We will endeavour to post the meditations in the Churchie Parents Facebook Group.

Parent Connect upcoming events

We host several events throughout the year to unite our community, and we would love for you to join us. Our upcoming events include:

• Coffee and Connect (1 May)
• Churchie Open Day (1 May)
• Parent Connect Meeting Brenan Pavilion (29 May)
• Wellbeing Speaker Series (TBC)

Boarder and Day Mother Afternoon Tea

Best wishes, Parent Connect Executive Team and Coordinator Community.

Tuckshop news

Viking Café volunteers

We welcome mums and dads to volunteer at our tuckshops. Please contact the Tuckshop Volunteers Coordinator for more details if you can spare some time during the term to help in our busy tuckshops.

• Viking Café volunteers please contact via email.
• Prep Tuckshop volunteers please contact via email.

Upcoming events

View the school calendar on myChurchie for all scheduled events.

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