Nesting Birds (Curlews) on oval playground.- advice from Brisbane City Council.

“Fencing the area with the orange hazard fencing to deter people from interfering with the birds is the best course of action.

The birds will sit on the eggs until they hatch, then they will move into an area that provides shelter for their chick….”

Oval – rejuvenation project stage 1 completed- thank to you staff and students for your patience whist we have the oval closed to allow the new grass to take hold on the oval. The fencing will be removed Wednesday 6 November between 9-2pm. The soccer goals will remain in their current position to give the grass a chance to grow. Our schools officer has been able to mow the grass.

Advancing Clean Energy for schools Program- Audit-Tuesday 5 November

Detailed Facilities Study
During the process, Dept. will be undertaking the following activities:

1. Will be assessing the potential for energy efficiency measures and the potential for solar PV to reduce energy costs at your school. During this time, they will require access to all classrooms (briefly), electrical switchboards, mechanical plant rooms and rooves to determine the options available for further reducing the school’s energy costs.

Heritage consultant onsite- as part of the Masterplan we have had consultant’s onsite looking at the Heritage component of this plan. They have inspected A Block and B block thus far.

Staircase A Block – emergency repairs. Rowan Cassidy will be completing the repairs to our stairs. The contactor are now onsite for approximately one week. Please observe all safety signage and remind children not to play in this area. There will be a level of noise as they will be cutting wood and using nail guns etc.

Parent Volunteers and Visitors to the school – Signing in at the office every time you volunteer at the school.

Reminder to all Parents, Carers and Visitors to our school.

All volunteers are required to sign in and out at the office prior to going to your child’s class to attend activities. This includes classroom helpers and tuckshop volunteers.

The Mandatory Training for Volunteers and Visitors needs to be completed prior to attending class activities and class excursions

Mandatory Training for Volunteers and Visitors

School Watch

The School Watch Program is a partnership between Education Queensland, the Queensland Police Service and the State Government Protective Security Service.  It aims to reduce criminal activity in Queensland schools and encourages everyone to look out for after-hours crime in our schools.  If you see anything suspicious, please don’t attempt to intervene.

Call the School Watch number – 13 17 88