3 May 2019

Newsletter Articles

Principal’s News

Welcome back to Term 2 at Edens Landing SS! I hope your Easter school holidays were full of fun, laughter and chocolate. I spent some time with my family out on a farm in Central West NSW, the kids enjoyed the space, animals and adventure. These moments are wonderful and I am excited to be back at school.

Term 2 at ELSS will see the development of The Edens Landing Way- A growth mindset for EVERY student succeeding. We strive to develop a culture that promotes learning, a shared belief that EVERY student can succeed. As a team of teachers, staff, parents, carers, school partnerships and students, we can see students unleash their potential.

School update-

• First Day of Term 2 saw everyone returned happy and healthy.
• ANZAC Day assembly was a great success. The Choir sang beautifully along with all students preparing their wreath.
• School Captains, Kokoda Kids, Staff and families marched at the Beenleigh ANZAC Day March.
• District Cross Country with many students attending to represent ELSS.
• Giant Zucchini’s picked from garden along with Chef making 30 jars of Rosella Jam.
• Aeration of Oval happened over the break so oval is looking good.
• Our PBL feet and lines were painted over the break to help direct students to walk to the left of path.

ANZAC day assembly with our flag monitors and school captains.

Every day counts-

Research shows that in Queensland, higher student attendance at school is associated, on average, with higher student achievement.

Why is regular attendance at school important?

Regular school attendance will mean that your child gets a better chance at life. Your child will achieve better when they go to school all day, every school day:

• they learn better
• they make friends
• they are happier
• they have a brighter future

Student Learning-

Every lesson and every day our wonderful teachers are making a difference for our students. One day’s growth for each day at school. Over the term, teachers set learning goals through the National Curriculum.

Communication

Have you liked our Facebook page?

We now have over 762 followers of our Facebook page. If you have not liked our page, I encourage you to do so. Most days we post some of the great things happening around our school. We also post reminders to parents and carers about upcoming events.

Text messages

Feedback from parents is that they like reminders being sent via text. Please ensure that the office has your most current mobile to ensure you are receiving these texts.

Cheers
Clint Curran
Principal

Deputy Principal’s News

Welcome back to what is shaping up to be a very exciting and busy term. Students have slipped back into learning seamlessly, and it is encouraging to see so many wide-eyed, happy faces when I enter classrooms.

Student Council Fundraiser

Thank you to the families and Staff who very generously donated chocolates and Easter Eggs for the Easter Raffle. We ended up with almost 30 prizes to give out and raised $320. The student council are now working on their next fundraiser for the year.

BUSH DANCE IS BACK IN 2019!

Please mark Friday June 21 on your calendar for our Annual Bush Dance. Every class will be performing a dance and the Ran Tan Bush Band is coming back to perform. Once again, we will have a smorgasbord of entertainment, food and activities for the whole family. Entry will be a gold coin donation as was the case last year.

To make the night successful, we ask for community support in a few ways. First, come and enjoy the night with your children. Invite grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the neighbours next door. The more the merrier. Second, please donate items to the stalls mentioned below. Third, please volunteer to assist teachers or the P&C on the night. Many hands make light work. If you can help on a stall for 15-30 minutes, please let your child’s teacher know. Alternately, stay and help pack down and clean up at the end of the night. All help is greatly appreciated.

The Year 5 cohort are running a Lucky Jar stall. This stall is always a huge hit with families. Year 5 teachers are asking for every child in Year 5 to bring at least one jar filled with anything you like. Suggestions: Lollies, coloured popcorn, small cars, hair ties and decorations for girls, marbles, toy animals, vouchers, small toys. Bottles can be left at my office. If you don’t have a jar, just send in the items and we will put them in jars for you. Anyone else who has items suitable for this stall are welcome to donate.

The Student Council are once again running the Lob-A-Choc stall on the night. This was a huge success last year with everyone lining up to take a turn, if we get enough chocolate bars we will be able to run two stalls to reduce the time standing in line. In order for this stall to be successful, we need a range of chocolate blocks (big or small). If every family donates one block of chocolate we will have a fantastic stall on the night. Please leave all donations at my office.

The Kitchen Garden crew will once again be offering cakes and coffee/tea on the night. The teachers and other staff are always amazing at baking up a storm. Last year we had many families donating baked items which was a much appreciated addition to our stall. Anyone who would like to contribute baked goods is asked to deliver the goods to the office or kitchen in the morning on the day.

We are once again asking parents to volunteer on the night to help the teachers run stalls and activities. If you are able to help for half hour or so, please let your child’s teacher know.

We are looking forward to seeing all of our families enjoying the Bush Dance and joining in the fun.

Kokoda 2019

Last weekend, 15 students went to Daisy Hill State Forest and completed a 15km hike, while sixteen students competing in the 30km Kokoda Challenge ventured out to Mudgeeraba State Forest and completed 28km in warm humid conditions. It was a tough hike with the steep climbs and distance really testing them physically and mentally. There were some tears and a few spills but after 9 hours of hiking, the pain was soon forgotten and the challenge was complete.

The students have come a long way since their first hike in February and it is great to see the team spirit develop over those weeks. Watching the students support one another when some are really struggling is one of the many positives that they gain from this program.

There are only four more hikes before the big day on June 1 where the students will participate with hundreds of other people in the Kokoda Challenge.

On April 20, a small group of students finished 41 tough kms from Austinville, over Polly's, part of the Creek circuit and back over Polly's in very wet and slippery conditions, in preparation for the Jim Stillman Cup. Despite the hurdles this group had to overcome they kept pushing forward epitomising what the Kokoda Spirit is all about.

Doug Henderson is the founder of the challenge and recently sent the following message:

“Hi Leo, just read your post. How proud we are at Kokoda Youth Foundation and me personally. Edens Landing should be very proud, you were the first primary school to take on the Kokoda Challenge and many others have followed. Stand tall Leo and all the amazing support people around you. Teachers who go above and beyond and parent as well. You make us all very humble.”

Year 6 Camp

Our Year 6 cohort returned from Camp full of excitement and appreciation for their amazing teachers. It was certainly a different group of children (and teachers) returning than the buzz on the buses leaving on Monday morning. They were all very tired and ready for a good night sleep. I am sure the parents had their work cut out cleaning the mountain of wet and muddy clothes. Please take the time to thank the teachers who made the event both away and at school such a success.

YEAR 5 Camp 2019

Our Year 5 camp will take place next term. This is a valuable opportunity for students to experience a short stay away from home, and to build strong leadership skills. Camp is designed for encouraging personal growth and building resilience in all students. The camp also covers a large part of the Year 5 curriculum, so we encourage all year 5 students to attend. Notes will be sent home shortly. If you require a payment plan for camp, please contact the school so arrangements can be made.

Positive Behaviour for Learning

Our explicit teaching of behaviour expectations will continue throughout the year, focusing on the Rule of the Week – each week teachers explicitly teach lessons which focus on a selected aspect of school expectations.

Teachers will be discussing these with students and it would be wonderful if parents spoke with their children about the importance of each rule or strategy.

Week 2 and 3 -

Teachers will be explicitly teaching different strategies for students to use when they are feeling angry or frustrated. In Week 2, students will learn about using different calming strategies when they are feeling angry and frustrated. Week 3 will focus on using different breathing strategies when they are feeling angry, frustrated, annoyed or upset.

The link below is a great resource for opening conversations with your children.

Why Do We Lose Control of Our Emotions?

Learning to identify and express feelings in a positive way helps children develop the skills they need to manage them effectively.

Yours in Education
Cheryl Gibson
cgibs2@eq.edu.au

Deputy Principal’s News

Its great to be back at Edens Landing after visiting family and friends in the UK. As I walk through visiting the classrooms I see that the children are happily engaged in learning, and keen to share their successes.

As a parent and grandparent I often reflect on how we can support the positive attitude towards school life with our young people. I know that if we ask “How was your day today?” Or ‘What did you do at school today?” children tend to give one syllable answers, so I am sharing some questions that parents can ask that may help develop a better picture of what your child is doing at school.

1. What was the best thing that happened at school today?
2. Tell me something that made you laugh today.
3. Where is the coolest place at the school?
4. Tell me a weird word that you heard today (or something weird that someone said).
5. How did you help somebody today?
6. How did somebody help you today?
7. Tell me one thing that you learned today.
8. When were you the happiest today?

Under 8’s day 2019

Deputy Principal
Anthea Grant

Office News

ATTENTION TO ALL CONTRACTORS, VISITORS and VOLUNTEERS INFORMATION and REQUIREMENTS

It is a Department of Education requirement that all contractors, visitors and volunteers working in any school must complete the annual Mandatory Training program. ALL contractors, visitors and volunteers entering the school must complete the Mandatory Training program.

Payment Window.

You can now pay for your student's activities or excursions via cash or EFT at Window 1 at the office between 8.15 and 10.30am WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY mornings. Cash WILL NOT be accepted outside of these hours.

Bpoint payments and bank transfers close 3 days before the cash due date listed on the activity information.

PLEASE NOTE that NO PAYMENTS made after 10.30am on the last payment date will... be accepted.

The Department of Education’s preferred method of payment to schools is Bpoint.

Upon the return of a completed Student Resource Scheme Participation Agreement and invoice will be provided for BPoint payment to be made.

Payments can still be made via Internet Banking without the invoice

Schools Bank Account Name: Edens Landing State School
BSB Number: 064-401
Account Number: 10158334
Description of Payment: Enter Students surname, initial of first name &SRS
Centre pay: Deduction application can be completed via MyGov website. Please ensure the target amount is the full balance amount.
Centerpay Service Provider Number
555-092-104-B

Report Student Absences

Text message your childs absence to 0429 904 926

Text first and last name of your child, date, duration and reason of absence.

In the event that your child will be absent from school please call the student absence line on 3826 0360 to leave a message. Alternatively you may also use the absence email - absences@edenslandingss.eq.edu.au or Text to 0429 904 926. Please record your child's name, class, date of absence/s and reason for absence.

Late Arrivals

Students who arrive to school after 9:00am must report to the office windows for a late slip prior to going to class.

Excursions

When your student is involved in an excursion or activity at school which requires payment an invoice is issued by our system. Some families currently receive their invoices via email which not only helps to alleviate the amount of paper used but also provides all the required information for our preferred payment method BPoint.

The invoices will be sent directly to parents’ emails, we are asking that you ensure your details are current and that you have active email addresses listed at school on your child’s file. Payment of these invoices is only required if you wish for your child to attend the excursion/activity.

OVERPHONE or ONLINE CARD PAYMENT SYSTEM

PHONE: 1300 631 073

To access the QLD State School Card Payment System. Use the CRN and Invoice number located on your invoice.

Biller Code: 1002534 (Department of Education and Training)

*CRN and Invoice number can be found on your invoice Or by contacting the office on 3826 0333

*Please note: Due to changes in departmental handling of credit card payments we are no longer able to take credit card payments over the phone at school*

Change of Details

Please email the school on office@edenslandingss.eq.edu.au stating your child’s name and class to confirm your email address and if applicable advise of any contact details that may have changed, to ensure we are able to contact you in an emergency.

Thank you for your continued support

Charmaine Johnson
Business Manager

Stefanie Alexander Kitchen Garden

PE News

Beenleigh Zone Cross Country

The Beenleigh Zone Cross Country Trial was held last week at Canterbury College. Congratulations must go to all students for being great ambassadors for Edens Landing and displaying great sportsmanship, pride and exemplary behaviour. In a field of over 100 students in every race, Edens Landing results were pleasing. A special mention must go to Ayden who placed 5th, Jade 9th, and Paige 12th. These students will now compete at the Pacific Rim Trial next week at Rivermount College.

Representative News

The following students have been selected in representative teams

Ava- Pacific Rim Softball
Jasmine- Pacific Rim Softball
Shayla- Pacific Rim Softball
Jade- Beenleigh Zone Cross Country
Aydon- Beenleigh Zone Cross Country
Paige- Beenleigh Zone Cross Country

School Sport Dates

Senior Sports Day (3-6): 30th, 31st May
Junior Sports Day (P-2): 6 September

Running Club

Running club continues this term. Please join us on the senior oval on Mondays commencing 13thMay.

Interschool Sport

The last round of interschool Sport is scheduled for Friday 10th May. Good luck to all teams competing

School Sport Dates

Senior Sports Day (3-6): 30th and 31st May
Junior Sports Day (P-2): 6th September

Contact

I can be contacted at kodon30@eq.edu.au should you want to discuss anything regarding Physical Education at Edens Landing.

Yours in Sport
Ken O’Donnell
Physical Education Teacher

Music News

Music Concert will be held 11th June at 4pm.

Year 6 Percussion Bands

Red Band: Monday mornings before school, 8:20 – 8:50 am
Blue Band: Tuesday mornings before school, 8:20 – 8:50 am

School Choir (Years 1 – 6)

Wednesday mornings 8:25 – 8:50 am (in the music room). Mrs Brosnan will also host some extra lunchtime rehearsals in her classroom. Details TBA.

Jam Program

Friday throughout the day. Participating students will be given notes with a weekly lesson time.

Strings Program

Tuesday throughout the day in the instrumental music room.

Multi Instrumental Band

Thursday throughout the day in the instrumental music room.

Keeping in Tune
Mr Kazoullis
Awsome Music Teacher

Chappy News

Hi Everyone,

This term I have been continuing to organise activities such as Uno, Snakes and Ladders, Pick up Sticks and Playdough, in the Resource Centre, meeting room at morning tea.

On second break on Tuesday I have been running the Chic Chat program with some year 6 girls and on Thursdays the SUPA Club program for years 4 and up. These programs both require parent permission and you would have received a letter and returned if your child is participating.

Parent’s afternoon tea will be on Thursday 9th May at 2pm in the meeting room in the Resource Centre, all are welcome to join us for some afternoon tea and relaxed chat.

I have had many parents talk to me about having difficulty managing temper tantrum and anger in their children. This can be very difficult especially if you were not taught how to manage your own anger correctly when growing up.

Children learn to deal with their emotions well when parents help the child to tune into what is experienced, and then tell the child behaviour they expect the child to have when experiencing the emotion that was experienced. When a child learns to manage their emotional responses and they reduce, the child’s emotional intelligence is developing. This helps children also with confidence and self-esteem. I have found a great article at the link below which may give you some helpful tips.

Tricia Quattromani
Chaplain

P&C News

Mother’s Day Stall

Thursday 9th May 2019
During Class Time
&
Friday 10th May 2019
Before School in the
Hall near Tuckshop
8:20am — Closing at 8:45am
(Due to assembly)
Gifts range from $0.50 to $10.00
Please bring a pillow case for your gift to travel home safe in!

The next general meeting will be held on Monday the 20th of May 2019 at 6:15pm.

pandc@edenslandingss.eq.edu.au

We have started collecting containers to help raise money for our Kitchen Garden fence.

Collection will be every Friday morning between 8.30am-9am at the front gate. Please place your containers in the bins provided.

Alternatively you can drop your containers off at any collection depot and use our unique code to donate to the school. (C10053177)

Any amount of eligible containers is greatly appreciated. Even a small amount from everyone makes a big difference.

From today we are holding a Billy G’s Gourmet Cookie Dough drive as a major fundraiser this term and we ask for your support. All the funds raised will go to our Edens Landing State School.

Billy G’s is an Australian family owned and operated business. The delicious cookie dough is only available through fundraising and is not sold in stores, so stock up!

Please finalise all cookie dough orders either online or in cash on or before 28th May 2019.

The current scheduled date for pick-up of your order is 20th June between 2pm-3pm in the old hall.

How Does My Child Fundraise?

Students have now received a Billy G’s Fundraiser order form with instructions on how to collect orders from family, friends and neighbours and order prizes. Students can obtain orders in cash using the order form together with online fundraising.

Students who sell 1 tub or more will receive an incentive prize for their efforts. But why not aim higher? You have the option to choose up to three (3) prizes and this will set your fundraising goal. Family and friends are your greatest supporters, so ask them first for your support. You will reach your fundraising goal in no time.

Billy G’s Online Fundraising Page

Create an Online Fundraising Page at the link below which is unique to you. There are also some great features including choosing your own avatar, selecting your prize goal, adding in cash orders and viewing our School’s leaderboard. You can register for online fundraising. It’s the easiest way to help reach your fundraising goals.

Win a Dream Holiday worth $7,000! Create an Online Fundraising Page at www.cookiedough.com.au, sell or purchase one tub or more of Billy G’s Gourmet Cookie Dough and you will automatically go into the draw to win a $5,000 Helloworld Travel Mount Ommaney Gift Voucher and $2,000 spending money.

Apple Prize Pack Leaderboard Challenge

The highest fundraiser from our (school/group) will go into a draw to win a HUGE Apple Prize Pack including an iPhoneX, iPad 32GB, Apple TV and an Apple Watch. Create an online fundraising page at www.cookiedough.com.au and view your ranking on our leaderboard.

How to Order Prizes?

To reward your child for their efforts, they will receive incentive prizes based on the total amount of tubs sold in cash and online. You have two options to place your prize order:

1. Login or create an Online Fundraising Page at www.cookiedough.com.au. Once the fundraiser has finished, click the ‘ORDER MY PRIZE’ button and then confirm your total amount raised and order your prize/s. Once our fundraiser ends, online prize ordering will be activated and you will have 7 days to place your prize order. OR
2. Complete the order section of the order form and return to the P&C box in the office.

Thank you in advance for your participation. Happy fundraising!

Natasha Edwards
Fundraising coordinator

School Banking day is WEDNESDAYS.

Remember, WEDNESDAY is School Banking day and students should bring in their weekly deposit.

For every deposit made at school, students will receive a silver Dollarmites token. Once students have individually collected 10 tokens they can redeem them for an exclusive School Banking reward item in recognition of their regular savings habits.

School Banking is also a great fundraiser for our school. Our school receives a Regular Savers Contribution of $5 for every 10 deposits processed per student as well as an Annual Contribution which is based on the number of students who made at least one School Banking deposit in the prior year.

If your child has lost their book, they can bring their money to school in a sealed envelope with a note on the next School Banking day. We will issue them with a replacement.

Thank you for supporting the School Banking program at Edens Landing State School. We would also like to thank the wonderful parents who volunteer as our School Banking Co-ordinators and process our banking every week.

If you would like to know more about School Banking, please ask for a 2018 School Banking program information pack from the school office or visit the link below:

Tuckshop News

Welcome back to term 2. I hope everyone had a relaxing break. Have you seen our official P&C Facebook page yet? If not, please search Edens Landing State School P&C Association and click the like button. Important information regarding the Tuckshop will be posted on our P&C page, so have a look to like and follow our page.

The two lunch breaks during the day are at 11am and 1pm. First break (11am) is the main food break and is for hot food and sandwiches. Second break (1pm) is a snack food time and no hot food or sandwiches are sold for this break.

First break food ordered at tuckshop is collected by classroom monitors and taken to their respective eating areas. Second break is the break when students must come to the tuckshop in person to collect or buy their food. They must come during play time (1pm – 1.25pm) to collect. Tuckshop closes at 1.25pm. If your child forgets to come and pick up their second break, they can come the next day. Second break orders are kept in tuckshop until end of term.

Money and food sharing are not allowed between students at our school. I have seen children giving others money to purchase food and trying to buy for others. Neither of these situations are acceptable within our school. Please talk to your children about keeping their own money for themselves and not to buy items for others. Sharing food from home and food purchased at the tuckshop can be potentially fatal to some students. Please do not send large amounts of money to school with your child. I have had a few children this term coming at second break with very large notes, this is a dangerous practice which can lead to money being lost or stolen.

Please be aware of how much food is ordered for your children with regards to how long their eating break is. Leaving hot and cold food and dairy items in bags or lunchboxes for second break is a dangerous practice that could lead to unwanted health problems.

If your child has forgotten their lunch, the following procedure occurs. The child has their bag checked and if there is no food then they are sent to the office and the office staff will contact parents to approve lunch if tuckshop is what is decided upon. I will then send a yellow note home with the amount owing on it. If you have been contacted by the school when you child is without lunch, please check your child’s bag for this yellow note. Please send payment and the yellow note along with the child the next day.

At the bottom of the menu there is information on how to order tuckshop using the paper bag system. Our preferred method of ordering is Flexischools. Flexischools cut off time is 8am the morning of service, please make sure the orders are completed and confirmed by 8am or they will not be processed on the Flexischools website. If your child is not at school and not needing their Flexischools order on that day, please contact the tuckshop and inform us so I can cancel the order, if you do not make contact and cancel the order with me then your order will stand, and no refund will be given. If there is no answer, please leave a clear message including child’s name and class. If there are any problems with the Flexischools website and ordering system, please contact them directly.

Getting online is easy and only takes a few minutes to register. Simply go to the link below and click “Register Now”. You will be sent an email with further instructions on how to complete the registration. Once registered, you can start placing orders immediately. If you have any questions, Flexischools provide a great help desk on 1300 361 769, or you can contact them via their website.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any issues with tuckshop or would like to come and volunteer. There is no need to stay the whole day, a couple of hours at the most is normally only what is needed. The tuckshop can only provide lunches to children if volunteers help. Many hands make light work.

Annette Honnery
Tuckshop Convenor
tuckshop@edenslandingss.eq.edu.au
3805 7999

Uniform News

The Uniform Shop is open on Thursday mornings 8:15am to 9:15am during the school terms and is located inside the hall between the Tuckshop and Volunteers Room.

For those who cannot make it in during trading hours you can order by FlexiSchools.

Getting online is easy and only takes a few minutes to register. Simply go to the link below and click “Register Now”. You will be sent an email with further instructions on how to complete the registration. Once registered, you can start placing orders immediately. If you have any questions, FlexiSchools provide a great help desk on 1300 361 769, or you can contact them via their website.

There are a variety of payment options supported, including Visa, MasterCard (credit and debit) and Bank Transfer. The system operates via a pre-paid account. FlexiSchools has a cut off time of 4.00pm Wednesday it’s the day before the Uniform Shop is open. Pick up is between 9:30am – 9:45am Thursdays or can be delivered to your child’s class from 9:45am - 10:00am Thursdays. The system is now available, so we look forward to seeing your next order online!

**New students or if you’re not sure of a class please pick a year level and then send an email stating you’re not sure or new and we can sort out the pick-up of your order.

Items in/out of stock: There is a sign near the Uniform Shop to let you know what’s in and out of stock. All Sports Shirts are low or out of stock in all sizes. Jumpers in some small sizes are out of stock, will update when they are in stock again.

Sport Shirts: Sports Shirts are limited to 1 per child and have been asked to be worn on the days that the child/children have sports. This is due to the sports shirts not being our everyday polo shirt to wear.

For more information please contact the Uniform Shop:

uniform_shop@edenslandingss.eq.edu.au

Make sure you like our P&C Association Facebook Page:

If we have any extra open days or we aren’t open one Thursday or if items are out of stock it will be posted on the Facebook page.

If you have any uniforms your children have out grown but that are still in good condition you can donate them to the Uniform Shop.

Outside School HOURS CARE- OSHC

What we’ve been doing:

This term we have been very busy getting to know all our new families. It has been wonderful to see so many families from the Edens Landing State School community join us for the new school year.

Children have been playing and learning within all our play spaces that are set up each morning and afternoon. Some of actives that we do are sports, arts and craft and cooking just to name a few.

Every morning children enjoy healthy breakfast and every afternoon children enjoy our healthy afternoon teas that are on offer, which is all part of the experience we have on offer at YMCA.

Join us for:

We are still accepting 2019 enrolment forms! If you haven’t already enrolled into YMCA Edens Landing OSHC come and see us in the Multi-Purpose Hall or pick up a enrolment form from the school office. We welcome both casual and permanent bookings each day for both before and after school care.

Opening times:

Monday to Friday

Before school: 6am – 9am
After school: 2.30pm -6pm

Pay as little as $3.50 per session after ccs

YMCA Edens Landing OSHC

P: 07 3805 1233
M: 0459 899 887
agd@ymca.org.au

Important Dates to Remember

Contact Details

• Have your contact details changed?
• Have you moved address?
• Do we have your current phone number in case of an emergency?
• Are your emergency contacts still current?
• Are you receiving our newsletters by email?
• Do we have your current email address?

PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE TO UPDATE YOUR DETAILS

Phone 3826 0333 or Email office@edenslandingss.eq.edu.au

School Crossing Supervisor position available

ADVERTISEMENT FOR SCHOOL CROSSING SUPERVISOR

CASUAL POSITION VACANT

A casual position exists for a School Crossing Supervisor at Edens Landing State School.

The hours of work for the School Crossing Supervisor may be up to an hour and half an hour on any school day in all weather conditions.

Commencement of work for the successful applicant is dependent on:

• The favourable outcome of a health assessment carried out by a duly qualified Medical Practitioner according to the guidelines in the “Notes for Medical Practitioner” on the School Crossing Supervisor Scheme - Health Assessment Form;
• The applicant either hold a current Blue Card or having submitted an application for a Blue Card to the Commission for Blue Card Services. An applicant will not be employed by the Department of Transport and Main Roads unless they meet this criterion.

Department of Transport of Main Roads will organise and fund both for selected applicant.

Application packs are available from Edens Landing State School.

Completed applications should be returned to southportroadsafety@tmr.qld.gov.au

Applications close Friday 17th May 2019.

Community News

Logan Fun Run