Dear Parents,

DATE CLAIMER WEDNESDAY MARCH 30

REPORT TO THE PARENT COMMUNITY BY MS EDMONDSON & MS TAYLOR

7PM IN SYNAN HALL From The Name of God is Mercy Pope Francis

"Mercy is real; it is the first attribute of God. Theological reflections on doctrine or mercy may then follow, but let us not forget that mercy is doctrine. Even so, I love saying mercy is true. We know that Jesus says that we should forgive seventy times seven: the important thing is to return frequently to the source of mercy and grace” P 85

Yemen While our news deals with Syria and the great need for Syrian refugees to find places of safety and rest, the small Arab republic of Yemen is embroiled in civil war. The conflict is fuelled by the involvement of Iran and Saudi Arabia. Both Al Qaida and ISIS are active in Yemen. Eighty percent of the people in Yemen are dependent on food aid. In 1973 the North Yemen Government asked Mother Teresa to open a house in Aden. The Missionaries of Charity opened an aged care facility and a home for the disabled. In 1998 three nuns were murdered. On 4th March this year four nuns and eight residents of the home were killed. May they rest in peace. The only Catholic priest in Yemen was taken away by the attackers and has not been seen since.

March 2016 Issue # 4

UPCOMING EVENTS

MARCH 24 Caritas Bake Sale

MARCH 18 – APRIL 1

Yr 12 Exams

MARCH 25 – MARCH 28 Easter Long Weekend

APRIL 8

Last Day of Term 1

APRIL 26 First Day of Term 2 Yr 11 Exams Begin

BRIGIDINE BASICS

- Girls leave class at 3pm but the School reserves the right to require the girls to stay until 3.20pm - Every girl is to be at school by 8.30am at least. - Teaching commences at 8.40am - Supervision of girls begins at 8.20am. Girls should be in either the Main Quad or the Canteen Quad. - Parents should not drop and pick up daughters in Aeolia Street. This causes dangerous traffic for the students.

Sr Monna Cowburn csb Brigidine Sister Monna died on Wednesday night. When I first came to Brigidine in 2008, Monna used to come down a couple of times a week to chat with me about all things Brigidine. I learnt so much from her about Brigidine culture and history. As a twelve year old she came to board at Brigidine Randwick; I think during the war years. With school days over, she entered the Brigidine Sisters here at Randwick. She showed me her photo album and I saw the beautiful young woman who went on to become a very competent teacher and administrator of schools. She stopped coming down to see me about 2010 when Alzheimer's disease started to take hold. She dealt with her diminishment from that disease with the reality of someone of great faith and easily allowed herself to be moved from her independent living unit into Brigidine House and then not too long ago into the Gertrude Abbott home. On Wednesday three Brigidine Sisters of the Provincial leadership team came down to look at the latest developments in the plans for the refurbishment of the school. The Sisters show great interest. My heart goes out to these wonderful women, hardly young themselves, who care for each other as elderly sisters. Society and the Church are entirely different from when our Sisters became Brigidine nuns. The Sisters thanked me for including them in the discussion of the work of the architects and I said that I wanted them to feel the hope of seeing the school thriving, our teachers taking forward Brigidine values and the families of the eastern suburbs continuing to choose an education for their daughters immersed in Brigidine history and culture. it is truly said of the great women of all religious congregations..."the future is not for us the future is because of us" Those of us working here at Randwick are indeed grateful for all we have received from the likes of Sr Monna Cowburn. The House of Welcome The House of Welcome is a transitional housing provider for community based asylum seekers in NSW. It receives no Government assistance and is a project of St Francis Social Services. If you would like to be involved in helping asylum seekers then go to www.houseofwelcome.com.au. You will find that you can choose to volunteer, educate and advocate, make a regular donation and give material aid. It is usual for me at this stage of Lent to see that what is really important in the Christian life is to open your mind and heart to what is happening in the world. Consumerism drives us inward to egocentric desires and nobody completely frees themselves from these. The Holy Spirit compels us to look outward and to enlarge our circle of meaning. Seeing our human existence in all its pain and wonder, makes Jesus our representative as he walks into Good Friday accepting the consequence of His humanness in the society in which he lived. May Brigid bless the house wherein you dwell.

Ms K Edmondson Principal

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Exam Timetables – Semester 1 & 2 All girls in Years 7 – 11 have now received their exam schedule for the entire year. Girls have a hard copy and can find a soft copy on SENTRAL. The dates and times for these exams will also be populated on each girl’s CANVAS calendar. Girls in Year 12 have received their Semester 1 Exam Timetable.

Winter Uniform All girls will come back to school at the start of Term 2 in winter uniform. Please ensure that you

have checked that your daughter’s kilt still fits and is of the required length (touching the ground

when she is kneeling). Girls are required to wear their blazer to and from school throughout Terms 2

& 3. If the weather remains hot at the start of Term 2 or heats up again towards the end of Term 3,

the girls will be instructed on what they should do regarding the wearing of their blazers.

Dates to Note:

Date Event

18/3 – 1/4 Year 12 Exams

24/3 Stations of the Cross

Caritas Bake Sale

25/3 – 28/3 Easter Long Weekend

30/3 Year 11 English Orals

1/4 Debating – Round 1

6/4 CGSSSA Football Selections

8/4 Final Day Term 1

26/4 First Day Term 2 – Winter Uniform

Year 11 Exams Begin

Brigid Taylor

Assistant Principal

SPORTS DEPARTMENT NEWS

CGSSSA SWIMMING

Our 2016 Swimming Squad competed in the CGSSSA Carnival at Ryde Aquatic Centre on Tuesday 15th

March. This year our squad competed in Division 2 and was placed 3RD and OVERALL 9th place. Our

Junior Relay team were successful in their heat and were placed 2nd behind Monte! A great effort!

We would like to thank all competitors who were a credit to the school competing with

sportsmanship and school spirit.

Swimming Squad 2016:

Heidi Astridge, Chloe Finch, Marina Hatzigiannis, Elisha McMorrow, Annalise Jones, Ava Lucas, Lara

Reardon, Yasmene Placer, Chloe Walker, Darci Walsh, Isabella Coglin, Charlotte Wilson,

Emily El-Chah, Mikaela Jackson, Stefanie Fiala, Emma Mintoff, Sinead Hayes, Nicola Jones, Lily Finati,

Jasmine Delaney and Tara Wilkes

Ms Kathy Mazzeri & Mrs Atkins

PD/H/PE Department

SWIMMING CARNIVAL 2016

Once again we were blessed with a beautiful day for our Annual Swimming Carnival at Botany Pool.

The number of girls swimming in races continues to grow each year which is a credit to the students

and their eagerness to participate in the day and become involved at any level. As well as the large

number of swimmers we also had a fantastic group of helpers from all year groups who worked all

day recording names and helping with places and their efforts were greatly appreciated.

Thank you to all the staff especially the PD/H/PE staff who work tirelessly all day to ensure the

smooth running of the carnival.

Congratulations to all students who competed in a race and to the

AGE CHAMPIONS

12 YEARS: Anneliese Smart (Aquinas)

13 YEARS: Heidi Astride (Brigid)

14 YEARS: Ava Lucas (Xavier)

15 YEARS: Jasmine Delany (Brigid)

16 YEARS: Marina Hatzigiannis (Aquinas)

17 YEARS: Emily Barrett (Brigid)

18 YEARS: Emma Thomson (Aquinas)

SCHOOL CHAMPION: Emma Thomson

HOUSE SPIRIT SHIELD:

Regina Mundi

Ruby Cuthbert, Roseanna Meech

WINNING HOUSE:

Brigid

Alex Horne, Olivia Ling

TUESDAY TOUCH FOOTBALL

Another great season has come to an end in the EASTERN SUBURBS TOUCH COMPETITION. Brigidine entered 17 teams in this competition which has been running from term 4 and into term 1 2016. We had 4 teams reach the Grand Final with 3 runners up and BRIGIDINE 7 winning the Junior A Division. Congratulations to Bella Slattery who was awarded Best and Fairest for the season in this division.

The efforts of all teams and their places in the finals enabled Brigidine to accumulate the most points and be awarded the CHAMPIONSHIP SCHOOL 2015-2016 for the 11th consecutive year.

Congratulations to all teams on your effort throughout the season and a huge thank you again to all the parents who come along each week to support the girls and we look forward to your continued support next season.

CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM JUNIOR A: Laura Kearns, April Ryan, Bella Slattery, Keira Connolly, Jasmin Duffus, Lotte Barry, Sammy Maranoli, Eve Chalmers

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT NEWS The English Department celebrated International Women’s Day on Monday 7 March with a visit from the Hon. Susan Ryan, Age Discrimination Commissioner and Brigidine Maroubra old girl. Year 11 students are studying the changing roles and representations of women across the second half of the twentieth century to today. Students engaged in teacher led workshops called ‘Protest 101’ in which students made protest signs reminiscent of the Women’s Liberation marches of the 60s and 70s, created magazines from across the period, discovered the power of having their own voice, looked at proto feminism in the films of the 1950s, explored the contents of Herstory through women’s handbags, and compared Aretha Franklin’s ‘RESPECT’ to Meghan Trainor’s ‘Dear Future Husband’.

In their evaluations of the day students appreciated the interactive nature of the activities, as well as

the focus on creative thinking and writing. Many students commented that they regretted not being

able to attend all of the thoughtfully prepared activities facilitated by the teachers.

Thank you to all the students who participated, especially those students who dressed up for the

day, as well as all their teachers and the Art Department for letting us use their rooms and supplies.

Below is an excerpt from Susan Ryan’s speech to Year 11:

“Of St Brigid herself, the 5th century saint and patron saint of Ireland not a lot is known in historical terms, but I remember the stories we were told about her. The particular theme that stayed with me up to the present is this: St Brigid was the equal of St Patrick, she worked with him in partnership, and was as important as he was to the people of Ireland in her work for the poor and the spreading of Catholic faith.

Was that story of Brigid's equality with Patrick the beginning of my personal version of second wave feminism?

Perhaps. Certainly, growing up in the 1940s and 50s, going to a girl’s school run entirely by women of determination and personality I was aware from my earliest days of two things:

First, women were as clever, energetic and as knowledgeable as men.

And second, despite this intellectual and personal equality, society at large and the Church placed women in an inferior position and fought hard to keep us there …

So, the real life social and economic environment which bred second wave feminism was like this:

Most girls did not finish their school education.

Most jobs, certainly those with any prospects , were closed to girls.

Marriage was usually at a young age and children followed fast upon, as there was little birth control available.

Subsidised child care did not exist, and mothers who found some private care for their children so they could work were looked on with hostility and contempt. And, in any event, in most jobs, including the public service, a woman had to resign when she married. Hence no superannuation, no future job prospects. In general the whole of society supported these limitations on the lives of women.

Now, here we are on the eve of International Women Day in 2016.

We can look about and see so many changes in the lives of women, compared with my first year out of school, 1960, before the advent of the Second Wave. Most are changes for the better. There is no area of work, no profession closed to women. Governments understand that they must support families, that they must strengthen laws that protect women and their rights.

But you would know well, we still face many challenges. The gender pay gap is still large and not closing. The scourge of domestic violence ruins and indeed ends the lives of women and children at a terrible rate. Most jobs under the law are available, but lack of flexibility in the work place still forces women out …

So, is it time for third wave feminism, your generation’s challenge, to build on what the second wave achieved and take us forward to our goals of equality, respect and inclusion?

I hope so and I wish you well.”

The English Department would like to thank Susan Ryan for her generous participation in the day.

Ms Monica Jarman

VISUAL ARTS NEWS

RANDWICK CITY COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART PRIZE 2016

Congratulations to the following students: Jasmin Carter won First Prize for an artwork made by a

student aged 12-19. Eliza Graff also won the Special Youth Award.

Sarah Stirrat and Kaitlin Colla also represented the school giving Brigidine College a strong presence in the exhibition. As of the publication of this newsletter the exhibition at the Community Centre has closed but Jamine’s and Eliza’s art works will be exhibited at the Bowen Library from 15th March until 20th April 2016. The artwork by Eliza is called ‘Desire’ and Jasmin's artwork is called ‘Marrow Graves’

Ms Deirdre Brennan - Visual Arts Coordinator

MOCK TRIALS NEWS – BRIGIDINE COLLEGE V ROSEBAY SECONDARY COLLEGE Our first trial for the year was held yesterday and our team performed extremely well winning both the mock trial and the case. The final score being 284 to 225. Brigidine represented the prosecution in a criminal case concerning dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm.

Congratulations to the team: Barristers: Eryka Lee and Emma McGee, Solicitor: Elizabeth Connon, Witnesses: Lara Alexander and Mikaela Jackson, Magistrates Associate: Jennifer Hou. Thanks also must go to Ms Magali Foote, who judged our trial, and Major John Patterson, who is the

team’s coach. Ms J Nicolas

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT NEWS

Are you planning to study HSC Biology?

Are you interested in a career in Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science and FIJI?

If yes, we have designed the trip for you in FIJI!

You will learn fundamental HSC Biology concepts and scientific research skills transferable for any science in a fun, dynamic and practical manner with Oxford University Professors and your

Brigidine Science Teachers!

Science is heading to FIJI in July 2017 to join an Oxford University Professor and research group in Operation Wallacea. It is not for the faint of heart. There will be no cabins or any star resort. Operation Wallacea is a network of academics from European and North American universities, who design and implement biodiversity and conservation management research expeditions. Research is supported by students who join the programme, to strengthen their CV or resume or collect data for a dissertation or thesis. Academics benefit from funding for high quality fieldwork enabling them to publish papers in peer reviewed journals.

http://opwall.com/research-objectives/fiji/

If interested, contact Ms Schneider as soon as possible as spaces are filling up fast. There will be a meeting Monday at the start of lunch in D02 to discuss fundraising plans and overall trip planning.

BRIGIDINE GIRLS AND SURF LIFE SAVING Congratulations to Chloe Walker in Year Eight who has been named the Sydney Life Saving Young Lifesaver of the Year. Chloe will go on to represent Sydney at the state level.

Also from Year Eight are Tara Mintoff and Lara Thompson who, because of the calm way they responded to the need to rescue a girl last year, have been made the face of the latest fundraising campaign for the Surf Life Saving Foundation. The flyer showing Tara and Lara can be found at https://www.slsfoundation.com.au/nippers.aspx

2016 SCHOOL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE

“The standard you walk past is the standard you set.”

-His Excellency the General Honourable David Hurley

Leadership is an important part of our culture at Brigidine. Often, we dismiss leadership as the duty of one person who is appointed an ‘important’ position, however we must realise that leadership is not recognised as a physical act or a label. It is, however, a quality that anyone can possess if they choose to do so.

On Tuesday the 15th of March, two Year 11 students had the wonderful opportunity to attend the 2016 School Leadership Program in Parliament House, Sydney. The day focused around the idea of giving our generation the opportunity to inherit a better understanding of how leadership works in the state and federal government of Australia.

Maeve and I had the pleasure of meeting and conferring with Mr Bruce Notley-Smith and other members of parliament, Mr Mike Baird, and His Excellency the General Honourable David Hurley, the Governor of New South Wales. With the enjoyable company of fellow year 11 and 12 school leaders from the state, we heard stories of leadership that no doubt inspired us to carry out acts of leadership ourselves.

We received first-hand advice on what makes a good leader, what leadership actually consists of, and how to encourage others to lead with ambition, passion and enthusiasm. We met students who had similar aspirations to us and who were able to provide us with insight as to how their school is lead.

The opportunity we were given is indescribable and we will be forever grateful that we were given the

chance to represent Brigidine at such a fantastic event.

Ciara Doyle – Year 11

SAVE THE DATE: 16th 17th 18th JUNE 2016

Brigidine College presents Harvard's beloved blonde taking the stage by pink storm in this fun, upbeat story of self-discovery.

LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles stereotypes, snobbery, and scandal in pursuit of her dreams. This action-packed musical explodes on the stage with memorable songs and dynamic dances. Audiences will be transported from the sorority house to the halls of justice with Broadway's brightest new heroine (and of course, her Chihuahua, Bruiser).

Elle Woods appears to have it all. Her life is turned upside-down, however, when her boyfriend dumps her so he can start getting serious about his life and attend Harvard Law School. Determined to get him back, Elle uses her charm to get into Harvard Law. At school, she struggles with peers, professors, and Warner Huntington. With the help of Paulette and Emmett, though, Elle quickly realizes her potential and sets out to prove herself to the world. This musical is ridiculously enjoyable from start to finish.

CAST:

CHARACTER LEAD Elle Woods Kyra McMorrow & Grace Ackary Emmett Forrest Aiden Debono Warner Huntington III Riley Jackson Kyle Michael Murphy Brooke Wyndham Alex Horne Paulette Buonufonte Riley Cogin Vivienne Kensington Saskia West Serena Erika Vallejera Margot Chiara Harbutt Pilar Shaye Easton Kate Estelle Davis Professor Callahan Amelia Rubio Enid Hoopes Jordon Swann Elle’s Dad Michael Murphy Aaron Schultz Flynn Collins Sundeep Padamadan & Dewey Alexander Petsoglou Judge Jaymie Shephard Shop Manager Sinead Hayes

CAREERS NEWS

Congratulations to our HSC class of 2015 on their excellent results.

ATARS Received

90’s 38 or 28%

80s 36 or 27%

70’s 22 or 16%

60’s 17 or 12%

50’s 17 or 14%

Below 50 21 or 16%

Facts and Figures

A total of 479 Band 5 and 6 results in one or more subject

28% scored an ATAR of 90 or above

5 students on the Premiers All Rounder List

Top achievers list 10th in state in Hospitality

97% of courses above state average

65 (46%) of students appeared on the Distinguished Achievers list Preference of Institution Area of Study Of the 141 students 134 received an offer The areas of study chosen by the students from the following tertiary institution. are as follows:

UNSW 35 Economics, Commerce, Business Admin 26

University of Technology 28 Science, Engineering, Medical Science 22

Australian Catholic University 18 Arts, Global Studies, Communication 22

Sydney University 17 Education 20

Macquarie University 6 Health Sciences, Nursing, Exer Physiology 10

Wollongong University 6 Law/Criminology, Policing 10

Notre Dame University 5 Design, Built Environment 10

Western Sydney University 4 Creative Arts 5

St Patrick’s Institute 4

TAFE 2

Other Universities 5

Other Private Colleges 4

Dates for Tertiary Information Evenings and Information Sessions Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP) Information Evening Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP) Information Evening – Wednesday 27 April, 2016 6pm. Come along to ACAP’s Information night and find out more about our VET, Bachelor, Honours, Graduate Diploma and Masters programs. ACAP staff will be on hand to answer your questions. Level 5, 11 York St Sydney. RSVP athttp://www.acap.edu.au/future-students/info-sessions/ or call 1800 061 199. UNSW Science and Engineering Student Parent Information Evening Parents and High school students in Years 10, 11 and 12 are invited to attend a Science and Engineering information evening at UNSW on 23 March 2016. You'll be able to hear from, ask questions to and meet our Deans, current students and staff. For more information and to RSVP, visit http://unsw.to/2016-student-parent. Whitehouse Institute of Design, Australia Open House 2016 To be held at the Sydney campus at 2 Short Street, Surry Hills, will be held on Friday 26 and Saturday 27 August 2016. For bookings phone 1300551433 or email enquiry@whitehouse-design.edu.au

COURSES & WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS

HSC Preparation Courses We offer an extensive program of HSC Preparation courses across a range of subjects as well as complementary study skills courses for HSC students to help maximise their HSC results. These courses are designed to consolidate on the work covered by students at school and boost their HSC results. See https://cce.sydney.edu.au/courses/education/hsc for more information. IT School Holiday Workshop One day workshops in information technology, innovation, design and games development that will leave you hungry for more! Choose from Games Design workshop, 3D Printing workshop or Networking workshops. Date: 9 April 2016, 9am-5pm ST LEONARDS CAMPUS $22 lunch included. To request a pamphlet or register contact karina.connell1@tafensw.edu.au.

You don't need a degree to be an event manager College of Event Management specialises solely in event management courses. Our courses—Diploma of Events and Certificate III in Events—are nationally recognised and give students practical, relevant, hands-on, industry approved experience that leads to employment within the event management industry. Meet our graduates herewww.collegeofeventmanagement.com.au/meet-jade-johnston/ Free School Holiday Workshops UNSW Art & Design has constructed specialised workshops for interested students during the April school holidays. Find out about creative coding, enhance your Illustrator skills, make a touch-responsive banana or work on your portfolio. Limited places available, so register today. https://www.artdesign.unsw.edu.au/whats-on/events/define-your-future-unsw-art-design-school-holiday-workshops Success is MADE AT MACLEAY Macleay College offers courses in Journalism, Advertising & Business. With a TV newsroom, radio studio & lecturers working in their industries we facilitate practical learning through positive education. Call 1300 939 888 to organise a private tour & workshop where students can experience Macleay & learn about the difference a hands-on education makes.

OPEN DAYS

Sydney Film School Open Day 7th May 2016 2pm-5pm 82 Cope Street, Waterloo http://www.sydneyfilmschool.com/news-events/events/may-open-day.aspx Get an insider's perspective with teachers, current students and graduates on hand to share their experiences. Join us to see student films, take a tour of the school and hear about our courses: Diploma of Screen and Media (CUF 50107) Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (CUF 60107) Whitehouse Institute of Design Open House 2016 at the Sydney campus at 2 Short Street, Surry Hills, will be held on Friday 26 and Saturday 27 August 2016. For bookings phone 1300551433 or email enquiry@whitehouse-design.edu.au

EXPOS & FORUMS Chartered Accountants ANZ presents Meet The Business Leader 2016 Do your year 12 students want to secure a cadetship before commencing their business degrees? Meet The Business Leader is the perfect forum for your students to interact with actively recruiting employers face to face, and receive information on how to gain a cadetship. Date: Wednesday May 11, Luna Park, free to attend. Further event and registration details to follow.

SCHOLARSHIPS WEP's Student Exchange Scholarships! If you’re itching to go on exchange in 2017 but need a bit of a hand with the program fee, here's the chance you’ve been waiting for! This year WEP has three scholarships on offer, each worth $2,000 to go towards a semester or year long WEP student exchange in 2017. To apply click here: https://wep.org.au/student-exchange/scholarships/ Good luck!

A truly unique university experience: Tuckwell Scholarship The Tuckwell Scholarship at The Australian National University, provides a one-of-a kind experience that nurtures undergraduate students to fulfil wider ambitions during their study. Scholars receive over $20,000 annually and are selected not only on academic abilities, but a demonstrated desire to make a positive difference in the world. Applications close 30 Mar. http://tuckwell.anu.edu.au/ Scholarships available for Perth Le Cordon Bleu have two New Bachelor for Business Degree's available in Perth. 1. Convention and Event Management 2. Tourism Management. SCHOLARSHIPS are now open for both degrees for the July intake. For more information : please contact Terry - Tpatriarca@cordonbleu.edu : 0428546663

OVERSEAS OPPORTUNITIES Information Session for US Undergradate Study Free session for students from Years 9-12 to learn about applying to US universities and Colleges for undergraduate study date: March 23, 2016 4pm or 7pm location: Cranbrook School, Victoria Road Bellevue Hill register to attend AT:http://www.trybooking.com/KNVP ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT deb@uscollegeconnect.com US University Standardized Test Requirements- new SAT and ACT explained Students interested in studying uni in the US are encourage to read our article outlining the new SAT and the ACT standardized tests which are used for admission purposes to most US universities. http://www.internationallyeducated.com.au/#!learn/cfpx Contact us for assistance if you are considering studying in the US. www.internationallyeducated.com.au 02 8006 9737

SECOND HAND UNIFORMS FOR SALE Senior Uniform Size 6 Kilt $20 Size 14 Blazer $50 Both in good condition and have been dry cleaned. Contact Monica 0401 701 111

Senior items for Sale in excellent condition

1x Senior Blazer Size 16 $50

1x Senior Pullover Size 10-12 $35

1x Senior Skirt Size 10-12 $40

Please contact: Stephanie Fenech on 0422071618

Brigidine Blazer

Brigidine Blazer Size 8 $50

Great condition. Dry Cleaned

Contact: Monica on 0420 975 960

Items for Sale

2 x size 8 summer uniforms in good condition $20 each

2 x size 12 winter junior blouses in good condition $20 each

Please contact: Kim Carter on 0416 192 586

3 X size 12 winter shirts $10 each 1 X size 16 winter shirt. $10 each 1 X size 16 sports shirt $5.00 1 X size 12 sports track suit jacket $20.00 1 X size 14 track pants $20.00 1 X size 16 track pants $20.00 1 X size 10 jumper $10.00 2 X size 8 summer tunics $15.00 each 2 X size 16 summer tunics. $15.00

All in pretty good condition, a couple of ink stains on one or 2 tunics.

Please contact Sharon on 0400 812 113

UNIFORM NEED ALTERING?

Too long, too tight, elastic not right? I have over 50 years of experience in sewing and doing

alterations and now I do them for my Grandson’s uniforms! If you need prompt, affordable help with

making those uniforms fit just right, please call me. I can also come to the uniform shop if you need

help with fitting. Tina 9399 8009 or 0410 540