BOLWARRA PUBLIC SCHOOL Bolwarra Road Phone: 4930 1296

Bolwarra 2320 Fax: 4930 0032

Email: bolwarra-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.bolwarra-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

BULLETIN NO. 32 WEEK 3 – TERM 4 Wednesday 23rd October 2013

Dear Parents and Care-givers Welcome to Term 4 Week 3 - another busy and productive week at Bolwarra Public School. A very big thank you to all of the parents, family members and friends who gave up their time on the weekend to be involved in our working bee to spread the soft fall mulch under our two new playground areas. There are now just a few finishing touches to be made to these areas and they will be ready for the students to enjoy. Thank you once again to everyone involved. Last Friday night we ran a School P&C Disco based around the theme ‘80’s disco’. All of the students had a wonderful time and the effort many students went to in dressing up in 80’s attire was outstanding. A very big thank you to Colette Gutsch-Berry for organising the 80’s music and movements, and making the 80’s disco such an enjoyable time. Your energy is amazing Colette! Thank you also to the members of the P&C who ran the canteen during the disco. Congratulations to Madison from 3B who was the winner of our 80’s disco design competition. Well done to everyone who entered this competition. Congratulations to Jorja from 4-5WP who has been selected in the NSW Country Basketball Team. Jorja will participate in the 2013 Great Murray River Basketball Jamboree which will be held from 30th November to 3rd December at the Albury Sports Stadium. She will participate with players from all over Australia and New Zealand. Well done Jorja! Asthma Foundation Warning

With 100 fires burning across NSW, a thick cloud of wood smoke present in many areas and hot, windy conditions forecast for this week, Asthma Foundation NSW is urging adults and children with asthma to be particularly vigilant. The asthma foundation is asking that adults keep a close eye on all children during this period and ensure that children with asthma are carrying their reliever medication at all times. At school, we have adjusted some of our school routines to cater for the extreme weather conditions and smoke from fires during the past few weeks. On days with poor air quality and /or strong winds, children have stayed indoors during their lunch break. It has also been recommended by Asthma Foundation NSW and NSW Health that students do not participate in outdoor school sports for the remainder of the week. Samaritans Christmas School Food Appeal This year we will once again be participating in the East Maitland Samaritan’s Group Christmas School Food Appeal. We are asking our school community to donate food items to be made into Christmas hampers - goodies that we all enjoy at this special time such as tinned ham, custard, puddings etc. Please do not send in perishable food items, as the hampers will not go out until December. During December, the Samaritans hand the hampers out to all the families who visit them, many of whom cannot afford these extras. In addition to a hamper, families are given a basic

food parcel and a gift for each family member. The families are very appreciative and have a much happier Christmas due to our generosity. If you would like to donate a Christmas food item to the Samaritan’s Christmas School Food Appeal, please place items in the boxes in the office foyer. We will collect donations until the end of November. Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Selective High School

If you would like your Year 5 child to apply for selective high school placement in Year 7 in 2015, the process has now started. Detailed instructions on how to apply online will be available from 15th October 2013 at www.schools.nsw.edu.au. Click on Selective High Schools then click on Online application. Online applications close on 18th November 2013. If parents do not have internet access, commercially printed application forms are available from the school on 22nd October 2013. Maitland High School Transition – Year 7 2014

Tonight (Wednesday 23rd October), a ‘Welcome to Parents’ Meeting will be held at Maitland High School for parents of incoming Year 7 students for 2014. The meeting will commence at 6pm and conclude at approximately 7.15pm. Light refreshments will be provided. Next Monday, our Year 6 students who are attending Maitland High School in 2014 will travel to Morpeth Public School to participate in a student information session. The Deputy Principal from Maitland High, the Year 7 Advisor for 2014 and some current MHS students will speak with the incoming Year 7 students. A further orientation day will be held on Wednesday, 4 th December. School Flag Design Competion

Congratualtions to Katie from 6L who was the winner of our school flag design competition. Well done also to Will from 1P who was the runner up in this competition. Both Katie and Will have received a $30 voucher to Reading Cinemas in Maitland. As the winning flag, Katie’s design is currently being made into a proper flag which will fly on the flagpole at the front of the school. We had over 70 entrants in the flag design competition. Well done to everyone who entered. Have a safe week. Regards Sue Swetnam

WEBSITES School Website www.bolwarra-p.schools.nsw.edu.au P&C Website www.bolwarrapandc.wordpress.com Online Lunch Orders www.flexischools.com.au

IMPORTANT DATES

23rd Oct Maitland High School Welcome to Parents Meeting - 6pm - 7.15pm

28th Oct Maitland High School visit students - 9.30am - 10.30am

29th Oct Kinder Orientation - 9.30am - 11am

1st Nov Last day for expression of interest swimming program notes

11th Nov Years 2, 3, 4, 6 swimming program until 22nd Nov

12th Nov Kinder Orientation - 9.30am - 11am

12th Nov Maitland Grossmann High School Reading, Writing and Maths Testing -

9.15am - 12.30pm

12th Nov Maitland Gossmann High School Parents Meeting - 6.30pm

18th Nov Year 5 camp – Point Wolstoncroft

26th Nov Kinder Orientation - 9.30am - 11.30am

26th Nov Interrelate Program - 6pm - Years 3 and 4, 7.15pm Years 5 and 6

4th Dec Students visit Maitland High School 10am - 2pm

6th Dec Maitland Grossmann High School Gala Day - 9.30am - 2.30pm

YEAR K – 6 NEWS Birthday Book Club

When it is your child’s birthday, they have the opportunity to donate a book of their choice (already purchased by the library) for the small cost of $6.00. The books will be presented to the children on assembly. Each book will have a special message inside saying who has donated the book. The birthday child will be the first to borrow the book. The following children have recently joined the Bolwarra Birthday Book Club: Ava, Jada-Lee, Luke and Oliver

End of Financial Year - School Payments

It is not long now until our financial year rollover and Mrs Rapson is madly finalising outstanding accounts, orders and payments. If you have overlooked paying accounts (such as text books, “voluntary” school contributions, excursions, choir etc) could you please pay them as soon as possible. Our Annual Financial Statement (AFS) is published each year in the Annual School Report. Thank you. Air Quality Alert for People with Asthma

With 100 fires burning across NSW, a thick cloud of wood smoke present in many areas and hot, windy conditions forecast for the coming days, Asthma Foundation NSW is urging the 1:10 adults and children with asthma to be particularly vigilant. In particular the Foundation is asking schools, sporting and other leisure-time organisations to keep a close watch on those children in their care. “While fire can damage property and threaten life, it can also seriously affect the health of people with medical conditions, especially those who live with asthma. Wood smoke is a prime trigger for what could be a potentially fatal asthma attack", said Michele Goldman, CEO of Asthma Foundation NSW. "We are asking that the responsible adults keep a close eye on all children during this period. Ensuring that children with asthma are carrying their reliever medication at all times is particularly important. If a child shows signs of respiratory distress and their medication is having no affect call Triple Zero (000) immediately.”

If your staff or students are exposed to bushfire smoke, air pollution or pollens, you can reduce the effects on their asthma by:

Unless ordered to evacuate, staying indoors, closing all windows and doors. If you have an air conditioner, switch it to recycle or re-circulate.

Postponing outdoor sporting or exercise activities to when there is a lower risk of bushfire and the Regional Pollution Index (RPI) is medium to low. More activity means deeper breaths, so the particles can be drawn further into the lungs.

If you are in your car, putting the air system onto re-circulate to reduce your exposure to smoke.

Using your asthma action plan if your asthma starts to get worse. If your symptoms aren’t improving with use of your reliever medication, seek medical assistance.

Making sure you and people around you are familiar with Asthma First Aid and having Asthma Emergency Kits easily available in areas such as playgrounds.

Current information on the status of bushfires can be obtained on the Rural Fire Service website or calling 1800 679 737. If you have with questions or concerns around this issue, please call the Asthma Foundation NSW on 1800 ASTHMA (1800 278 462). Our training team is here to help and can offer information about training, asthma policies and first aid equipment. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if we can assist you in any way.

Kind Regards

Samantha Bruce Programs Manager Asthma Foundation NSW

1800 ASTHMA (1800 278 462) sbruce@asthmafoundation.org.au www.asthmaaustralia.org.au

CLASSROOM CAPERS KE KE have been working hard this week to get ready for the kinder orientation next week. We

are singing a song for the new kinders and we sound great! This week in maths we have been learning about different addition strategies. We learnt a fun song about doubling numbers and will learn some more in the next few days. We have been learning about water in science which has been perfect this week as we have all been drinking lots and some of us have even been swimming in the afternoons!

KT KT have been working really hard again this week. We are beginning some assessments

this week in writing, spelling and sight words. In maths we are learning to read hour time on a digital and analogue clock and practising our friends of 10. Resilience is our focus in PD, where we have been discussing the different feelings we experience. We are looking forward to greeting our new Kinders for 2014 with a special song. Keep working hard KT!

KW We have been very busy this week, continuing with reading and literacy groups. In

mathematics we are practising counting on and back to solve problems and memorising some number combinations to ten and beyond. We are practising a beautiful song to entertain our new enrolments for kindergarten next year and finally we thank the beautiful Miss Hill for teaching KW so wonderfully during semester 2.

1B 1B are busy with assessments. We are enjoying reading and discussing “My Country” by

Dorothea Mackellar. We farewelled the characters from our novel and are now reading “James and the Giant Peach”.

1P It looks like most children in 1P have suffered from the various germs that have been

floating around our class. The majority of children are back on board. We have been working on assessment tasks for writing, reading and maths so it is great when we are all here so no-one has to catch up. Some children have delivered the speech about celebrations and most have been a little nervous (even just in front of our class) but have been able to stand up confidently and tell the information clearly. They are very excited when it is their turn. Thank you for your support at home in helping them to prepare and practise.

1-2M 1-2M have continued our work on Australia Day. We learnt "My Country"

by Dorothea Mackellar which we performed at the K-2 assembly last Friday. After discussing the landscape and physical environment of Australia we then wrote our own descriptive poems. This week we are enjoying listening to each other's speeches on a range of celebrations.

2B 2B should be proud of themselves for keeping routine while Mrs Baxter is away. Their

persuasive writing is really coming along as many convinced me this week of who our next Prime Minister should be. They will be working on time in maths this week. (Mr West)

2HP 2HP have been working very hard, despite the terrible weather conditions. This is an

important time of year, as we are completing assessment tasks. Mrs Henry and I are both pleased to see how far our wonderful students have come since the beginning of the year. This week we have had some great talking and listening tasks presented to the class. In maths we have been revising our knowledge of money and time. We are continuing our reading groups at 10am each morning and any volunteers would be wonderful, feel free to drop in. Any time you can assist is appreciated especially at this busy time of year.

2-3C This week 2-3C are looking at shapes and angles. We have been investigating tessellating patterns using shaped blocks. We are continuing to look at different cultures and how this can influence our thinking.

3B Week 3 already! Term 4 is flying by. We are enjoying comparing our lives with the lives of

other children in Australia and in other countries. We really enjoyed our talk from Anabelle and Imogen who shared what life is like for children in the Pilibra. They have recently travelled there on a school excursion. In maths we have been investigating percentages. We are becoming savvy shoppers!

3-4R What a busy but fantastic week in 3-4R! We are currently focusing on how lucky we are to

be Australian children and we are comparing our lives to others. In maths we have begun our unit on angles. Have you ever noticed how many angles are in your own home? If there are any interesting or obscure ones please send in a photo. I am having a wonderful week in 3-4R and thank you to all the parent helpers.

4T A busy and productive week in 4T. In writing we have focused on quality planning, variety of

sentence starters and counter arguments. Students have been highly engaged in discussion and describing how the needs of children differ among cultures around the world. We have had fun exploring the up-bringing and childhood of Alicia Keys and how this has inspired the lyrics in her song writing. In small groups, children changed the lyrics to her famous 'New York' song to their own life experiences. Creativity was on display within art. Students explored perspective and 3D effects. Reminder: return swimming notes ASAP.

4-5WP We have been focusing on extended multiplication this week in maths. Year 4 have been

learning how to multiply a set of 2 digit numbers together while Year 5 have been multiplying 3 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers. We will be exploring bar graphs with Mrs McLaren on Friday and continuing to work on our poetry unit. In literacy groups, we have been focusing on adverbial phrases as well as the use of conjunctions in compound sentences. We have enjoyed using our senses to write poems about the sea and have begun writing descriptions on the creature illustrated in the text 'The Island'. It's wonderful to see many students using descriptive devices such as similes and personification in their writing. Our HSIE topic this term is 'Cultures and Beliefs'. We are currently looking at the Thai culture, researching and discussing the information we have discovered about Buddhist beliefs in Thailand.

5A This week 5A have been looking at being sun safe and ways the sun affects us (especially

in this HOT weather!). We have also been looking at persuasive texts especially advertising. The students are designing their own advertisements later in the week. It has been a pleasure working with 5A this week. Mr L.

5-6D This week in maths class 5-6D students have been learning about geometric patterns and

number patterns. We have also learnt about finding the mean (average), mode, range and median. In literacy, we have been using the 'Key Word Strategy' to summarise information texts about Bali. We have summarised information about tourism in Bali and Balinese food. We have used atlases and google maps to identify and label the continents of the world. We have looked at the location of Bali in relation to where we live. Our Year 6 fundraising chocolate drive has begun and we have now ordered our Year 6 shirts. Year 5 students are all looking forward to the upcoming camp in Week 7.

6L In health we have been learning about our immune system and how we can support our

immune system by making considered lifestyle choices. Our work on Bali is well underway

and we all presented excellent ‘quick fact’ sheets as part of last week’s homework. In art we will be creating tropical island sunsets to show the beauty of a Balinese sunset. Revision of units of measurement and percentages has been our focus in mathematics.

Science Term 4 science is now in full swing. Stage 3 are investigating Ancient Australian landmarks

and are working on group projects which they will be presenting later in the term. In Stage 2 we are looking at built and natural environments and distinguishing between the two. Stage 1 are working hard on the water cycle and learning some surprising facts along the way. Kindergarten are also looking at water this term and the different ways we can use it.

Library

The librarians have been very busy preparing our "Christmas Windows" with bright and colourful pictures. The Library is a very well visited place during lunch times. The computer room is very popular, as well as lego, games, drawing and colouring in being favourites. The children are quite enthusiastic about using our Library - a good sign that it is being useful!

Environment The children have been out and about picking rubbish up with the pick up sticks. These

winds don’t help with the amount in the playground. Choir It's hard to come "back down to Earth" after having such a wonderful, inspirational day with

the Senior Choir at the Opera House last week. However....we have to prepare for next year, filming an audition with both the Junior and Senior choirs. There will be a workshop on this Friday from 11:30am until 2pm, for the MLC area schools. The senior choir will be attending to help support the singers from the other schools. It will be held in our hall. I would encourage students to join the choir, which is usually held on a Monday afternoon in our school hall from 4pm until 5pm.

Sport Swimming

Notes of interest went out last week to be included in the swimming program in weeks 6 and 7. We are limited to 180 students for this program. It is essential to return all notes to secure your child's position. Remember that Year 5 will not be participating as they are at camp. The program is available for Years 2, 3, 4 and 6.

Basketball Stage 2 will be lucky this term to be coached by Mitch Reader who is the American import playing for the Maitland Mustangs. He is the development officer for the area and we look forward to his expertise during sport on Fridays.

Athletics Congratulations to our State Athletics representatives who competed at Homebush last week. Our Junior boys relay placed 7th in their heat and Jorja also placed 7th in her heat of the 11yr girls 200m. Well done on such amazing performances against the best athletes in the state. All of these athletes were inspired by competing at this level of competition and aim to achieve even better results next year.

P&C NEWS THANK YOU!! A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped last Sunday shovel 110 cubic meters of mulch into the playgrounds. We had such an overwhelming response it was amazing and our expected time frame for the day was cut in half. We really do have wonderful parents at Bolwarra. Because of the extraordinary response and effort we decided to pick a volunteer of the day. Everyone on the day worked so hard it wasn't an easy task, however, we decided to award it to Claire and daughter Jessica. Claire and Jessica have received a $50 voucher to use in the uniform shop. The playgrounds just need a few little extras, some TLC and they are ready to go. There will be an official opening and many more people to thank. The P&C would also like to say a massive THANK YOU to Ruth for spending the time Monday night to share her knowledge for a Childhood Nutrition and Behaviour talk. Everyone took so much away from the night and again we are lucky to have such amazing parents at Bolwarra!! During the last P&C meeting the P&C's next AGM was bought up. This is looking to be held next February / early March. While there is still some time to go we are welcoming anyone interested in joining the P&C and interested in helping out and taking on a position on the P&C to come along to our next meeting or contact us to have a chat about positions and what they involve. While it may seem daunting, the P&C committee are very welcoming and will be there to help any new members and position holders every step of the way. If you are interested in anything please contact Leah at leah@robsonturf.com.au Again THANK YOU! P&C Committee

P&C FUNDRAISER

As the end of the year is approaching fast so is the mango season. Please help us and your children to add to the desperately needed funds for more sporting equipment by supporting our school’s Mango Fundraiser. See the details and order form attached at the end of this newsletter. Please, ensure you get as many of your friends, colleagues and families involved as possible and return order forms and payment to the school office by Monday 4th November. Cheques made payable to Bolwarra Public School P&C. Any enquiries please contact Colette on 0418 454 352.

Yummy mangoes for an even yummier price!

CANTEEN ROSTER TERM 4 Thank you to all the wonderful parents, grandparents and friends who have come forward to put their name down on our canteen roster. We still however have plenty of spots left to fill so if you have any spare time at all and would like to volunteer please call me on 0439939934. We have a few dads and grandpas this term coming in which is great to see! Thanks Amanda

DATE SHIFTS 8.45-2.30

8.45-11.00

11.00-2.30

12.00-2.30

PIKELETS

ANZAC BISCUITS

WEEK 3 THURS 24/10

LISA CONNOLLY NATARSHA McDONALD

FRI 25/10

AMY CARVER VACANCY

MICHELLE PARTLAND BARB WELLS

KATE RYAN VACANCY

SARAH THOMPSON

WEEK 4 MON 28/10

IRENE HEMSWORTH PAT BRIAN SWETNAM

JANIEN FULLER KIRSTY McDONELL

TUES 29/10

MARILYN KIDD AMANDA RODRICK

WED 30/10

VACANCY VACANCY

JENNIFER GEORGE

VACANCY BEC CROESE

THURS 31/10

RENEE DANIEL WAYNE KEARNEY

FRI 1/11

EVELYN ROBSINON JOY WILKINSON LYN McDONALD

VACANCY KAHNEE THOMAS BROOKE HOLZ

WEEK 5 MON 4/11

ICE CREAM DAY!

VACANCY JENNY FREEMAN

TUES 5/11

MEGAN RIDGERS

ANNETTE PEEL ANNETTE PEEL

WED 6/11

KRISTI AYERST ELSABE VAN DER MERWE

MELISSA BOUCHER

JENNIFER ARTHUR

THURS 7/11

VACANCY NATARSHA McDONALD

LANA HILL

FRI 8/11

MEL CAMPBELL VANESSA DELFORCE JODIE McLEAN

JENNIFER GEORGE

JUDI BUCKNOR AMANDA RODRICK

WEEK 6 MON 11/11

BRIAN SWETNAM VACANCY

LANA HILL JENNY FREEMAN

TUES 12/11

JODY DASZKEWICZ

WED 13/11

VACANCY VACANCY

JENNIFER GEORGE

VACANCY BEC CROESE

THURS 14/11

VACANCY NATARSHA McDONALD

FRI 15/11

ALISON RADFORD AMY CARVER VACANCY VACANCY

SARAH THOMPSON

WEEK 7 MON 18/11

VACANCY JAYNE HAWKINS

JAYNE HAWKINS

TUES 19/11

MARILYN KIDD AMANDA RODRICK

WED 20/11

KRISTI AYERST ELSABE VAN DER MERWE BEC CROESE

ANNETTE PEEL ANNETTE PEEL

THURS 21/11

LANA HILL NATARSHA McDONALD

FRI 22/11

EVELYN ROBINSON JOY WILKINSON LYN McDONALD

JENNIFER GEORGE

BROOKE HOLZ

WEEK 8 MON 25/11

BRIAN SWETNAM VACANCY

LANA HILL

TUES 26/11

JODY DASZKEWICZ

AMANDA RODRICK

WED 27/11

VACANCY VACANCY

JENNIFER GEORGE

VACANCY

THURS 28/11

WAYNE KEARNEY JAMES RODRICK

FRI 29/11

JO BRADFORD VACANCY VACANCY

VACANCY KAHNEE THOMAS

WEEK 9 MON 2/12

VACANCY LANA HILL

TUES 3/12

JODY DASZKEWICZ

ANNETTE PEEL ANNETTE PEEL

WED 4/12

KRISTI AYERST ELSABE VAN DER MERWE GREATA POLLARD

JENNIFER ARTHUR

THURS 5/12

VACANCY NATARSHA McDONALD

AMANDA RODRICK

FRI 6/12

VACANCY VACANCY VACANCY

JENNIFER GEORGE

JUDI BUCKNOR SARAH THOMPSON

WEEK 10 MON 9/12

PIZZA DAY BRIAN SWETNAM VACANCY

JAYNE HAWKINS

JAYNE HAWKINS

TUES 10/12

MEGAN RIDGERS

WED 11/12

VACANCY VACANCY

JENNIFER GEORGE

VACANCY BEC CROESE

THURS 12/12

RENEE DANIEL AMY CARVER

FRI 13/12

VACANCY VACANCY VACANCY VACANCY

WEEK 11 MON 16/12

CLOSED

TUES 17/12

CLOSED

WED 18/12

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

Working Bee

COMMUNITY NOTICES

TAKE HOME A BIG BROTHER OR BIG SISTER

Give your children the wonderful opportunity to have an international big brother or big sister by hosting one of our exceptional international students arriving in Australia in February 2014 for their 3, 5 or 10 month programs. Our international students from Germany, Italy, Finland, Colombia and Mexico will live as a local, attend a local secondary school, arrive with their own spending money and comprehensive insurance cover – all arranged by Southern Cross Cultural Exchange. Visit us at www.scce.com.au, email scceaust@scce.com.au or call us toll free on 1800 500 501, request our international student profiles, and capture the spirit of family and friendship!

NEWSLETTER INCENTIVE WINNER

Winner of last term’s Newsletter Incentive was Morgan of class 5-6D CONGRATULATIONS

Please come to the front office to collect your 50 cents.

We urge parents to encourage their child to place their slip in the Newsletter Incentive Box in the school foyer.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEWSLETTER INCENTIVE

Child’s name ________________________________ Class __________

I have read the emailed newsletter

I have read the newsletter on the school website

I have read the newsletter which was sent home from school

Signature of Parent/Caregiver _______________________________ Date _____________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ABSENTEE NOTICE

My child ..............................................of class ............. was absent on (date) .................................. For the following reason ..................................................................................................................... Parent signature: …………………………………………………………………………………………... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Bolwarra Parents and Carers, Please support the Bolwarra Public School Mango Fundraiser! If you love mangoes here is your chance to indulge in fresh juicy Kensington Pride mangoes and support our fundraising drive at the same time! We are having the freshest, most delicious fruit available delivered direct from the farm! The Mango Fundraiser picks and packs trays of fresh North Queensland mangoes during their premium harvest period and delivers them directly to our school.

$25 per 7kg tray

Please offer these trays to your family, co-workers, friends and neighbours. How to order: Fill out and return the order form overleaf with payment to the school office by Monday 4th November.

Not able to visit our school to either order or pick up? No problems, please just call the number below and we can make alternative arrangements!

Mangoes will be delivered to our school either the last week of November or first week of December (this date is finalised mid-November depending on the ripening of the mangoes.

We will advise delivery and collection details in the school newsletter, website and Facebook.

About the product: Theses delicious mangoes are direct from a family owned Queensland farm to us. The mangoes are pesticide free and the farm uses a variety of eco-friendly and sustainable farming methods to minimise their carbon footprint!

Each $25 tray contains 7kg of delicious fruit. This is between 14-20 mangoes which is only $1.25 - $1.80 per mango!

For any queries please contact Colette on 0418 454 352

Fresh North Queensland Mangoes Direct from the farm to you! NOTE: Orders must be paid before delivery.

Order Form Name: Address: Email address: Contact Number:

Payment Methods

Cash

Cheque made payable to Bolwarra Public School P&C

For people who wish to order online you can go to www.flexischools.com.au

and complete your order through our online canteen ordering system. Please return this order form and tick the payment method above.

Name Qty Price Total 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.