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| Term 2 | ||
| Week 6 | Monday 26 to Wednesday 28 May |
Year 5/6Camp |
| Tuesday 27 May |
P & C Meeting @ 6.15pm |
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| Week 7 | Thursday 5 June |
World Environment Day |
| Week 8 | Monday 9 June |
ESS Assembly in the EPAC @ 2pm |
| Thursday 12 June |
Winter Soiree @ 6pm |
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| Friday 13 June |
Student Council Crazy Socks and Sunnies Day |
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| Saturday 14 June |
P & C Trivia Night |
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| Week 9 | Monday 16 June |
Student Council Meal Deal |
| Tuesday 17 June |
Readers' Cup at Kurwongbah State School |
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| Wednesday 18 June |
Senior Track and Field @ Mt Maria College NOTE: Date has changed |
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| Thursday 19 June |
Captains' Meeting @ 1.15pm Choral Fanfare finals |
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| Friday 20 June |
Junior Track & Field Tabloid Sports @ ESS 9am to 1pm Student Council Meeting @ 1.15pm |
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| Week 10 | Monday 23 June |
Principal's Awards Assembly ESS EPAC @ 9am |
| Thursday 26 June |
Indigenous Literacy Program Book Swap |
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| Friday 27 June |
Under 8's Day 9am to 11am LAST DAY OF SCHOOL - HOLIDAYS COMMENCE |
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| TERM 3 | Monday 14 July |
School recommences |
Dear Parent and Caregivers,
LEARNING CURVE
This week our Learning Curve program is from the ‘Meaning and Purpose’ category.
The wellbeing skill builder is ‘Saying Sorry’ and Forgiving for the Prep to Year 2 and ‘Strength of Character’ for the Year 3-6 classes. The Junior idea is about being kind to others and ensuring they say sorry if they hurt or upset someone. It is also about using their strength of courage to forgive someone when they have hurt them or upset them.
The Senior topic is about the same idea but more focussed on using their strength of character to say sorry and forgive others. The aim is to grow their best self by showing in their thoughts, words and actions that other people matter.
These concepts were introduced on assembly this week and were taught in the Health lessons with Miss Dunstan and followed up in classrooms. Our Year 3-6 students continue to track their progress in their Learning Curve diaries. The parent newsletter is attached below.
Primary_wk18_Parent_Newsletter_Article_2025.pdf
2026 SCHOOL CATCHMENT
The Qld Government Statisticians Office (QGSO) each year reviews and updates, if necessary, state school catchment areas to take into account changes such as, new roads and subdivision activity, changes to land parcel structures, modifications to existing road structures and changes to schools such as entry points and offerings to ensure that a school’s catchment area is equal distance to and from main entrances to neighbouring schools using the trafficable road network by return journey.
We have been advised that for 2026 there will be changes to our catchment area which reduces our catchment by 102 parcels of land which they indicated may mean a reduction of 22 students for future enrolments.
Of course, families who are already attending or have siblings coming or enrolments that have already been accepted for 2026 are exempt, however any new enrolments after these changes go live in September ready for next year, will be deemed outside of our catchment. The impacted area involves all of Hilda St and Edith St and some houses in Wardell St, Lloyd St, Verdun St, Moore St, Griton St, Marne St, Cole St, Hall St, Alderley Ave, Mina Pde and Wakefield St as per the section of the catchment map below, which show the proposed changes. (solid line is the new catchment from 2026 and dotted line show the current catchment). As part of this the P and C have been made aware of the proposed changes for 2026.
So, I encourage any families who live in these impacted streets who have students wishing to enrol at ESS for 2026 do so immediately and prior to September to be exempt from these changes.
PREP ENROLMENTS
If you know of families who live in our catchment and are hoping to come here next year, please let them know of the next Open Day coming up next term on July 25th from 9-11am. Families who have made their decision can drop in enrolments forms to the office at any stage to enable us to get them on the system and into the communication channels for next year.
DANCE AND VOCAL PERFORMANCE TEAMS
Recently, our very talented Dance Performance Team (DPT) performed at the Sunshine Coast Eisteddfod as their very first competitive performance. They won a third place for their Jazz routine ‘Respect’ and a VHC (Very Highly Commended) for their contemporary routine ‘Ashes’. They are now working on their feedback for their next performance at the Brisbane Performing Arts Challenge (BPAC) next week at Seventeen Mile Rocks.
Likewise, our Vocal Performance Team (VPT) under the direction of Mrs Rebecca Rees, recently performed at the DoE Choral Fanfare event. They also received excellent feedback and were presented with a GOLD Award at the event. We wait now to see if they will be selected to come back and perform at the Choral Fanfare Finals. Their next competition will be Singfest in week 7 of next term at Wavell SHS.
We congratulate both of our teams and wish them all the best in their next ventures.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Recently, the cold water bubbler and bottler filler was installed under D Block to replace one of the old bubbler troughs. This was made possible through the Student Council funds raised throughout 2024, particularly from their major fundraiser the Spell-a-thon. The P and C have decided to postpone the Family Fun Day for this year and run a Colour Run instead. The only dates that were available to them clashed with other events so we have decided to mover the Spell-a-thon forward to the end of this term and early next term. This will allow both of our school fund raising entities a chance to run their activities.
ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING
A reminder that as we move into the business end of the Semester, students will be completing end of semester assessments in all of their learning areas to go towards their gradings on their report cards. We ask that families ensure students are attending school every day during this time, unless they are sick and that they are ready to do their best every day. The Semester One report cards will be emailed home on Thursday 26th June. If you have changed emails, please ensure your email addresses are up to date at school.
Currently, we are working through consultation with the various stakeholders around some changes to the personal comments on the report cards. Some of these changes will be implemented this semester once consultation has been completed and considered and final decisions are made by the school’s leadership team. These will be discussed in the newsletter next fortnight once this process has been completed.
Till next time,
Mrs Anne Robinson
Principal
2025 Premiers Reading Challenge
The 2025 Premier’s Reading Challenge is now underway. All students have been provided with Individual Reading Record sheets with many asking for additional sheets already – Well Done Enoggera!!!
Books can be read individually, co- read with parents or read to Prep – Year 2 students by parents. The aim of the Premiers Reading Challenge is to promote and develop a love of reading.
Please note the reading window is from 6th May – 22nd August 2025.
To successfully complete the PRC students in:
- Prep – Year 2 must read or experience 20 books
- Years 3 – 4 must read 20 books
- Years 5 – 6 must read 15 books.
Additional Individual record forms are available by contacting Mrs O’Malley on aomal3@eq.edu.au or at the office.
Library News:
Book Club Issue 4
National Simultaneous Storytime
This week students engaged in some follow up colouring of The Truck Cat by Deborah Frenkel as part of National Simultaneous Storytime. Congratulations to Summer, Anna and James for their excellent colouring.
Learning at Enoggera
At present students are transitioning into the You do stage of learning. This is when students are taking the Term Two knowledge and skills explicitly taught and modelled and applying these to a range of contexts and situations independently. This information in conjunction with assessment tasks being administered over the next few weeks will provide teachers with opportunities to determine how effectively students are demonstrating year level expectations and achievement standards in each curriculum learning area. Student data will be used to provide on-balance informed judgements for Semester One Reporting.
To ensure your child is set up for classroom success it is vital that they are at school on time every day.
Did you know:
Mrs Amy O'Malley
Head of Department - Curriculum
A friendly reminder that payment for the following activities is due soon;
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Invoice |
Due Date |
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Singfest 2025 |
14th of August |
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Prep SRS – Second Instalment Payment |
27th of June |
Please note that invoices are always emailed to the paying parent, as nominated at enrolment. This setup can only be changed with a written request. As a result, only the paying parent will be able to view invoices through QParents.
If you think there might be a student credit on your account, feel free to reach out to me directly so I can apply it for you—credits can not be applied via QParents.
We really encourage all families to sign up for QParents to keep on top of invoices and stay connected with school updates.
If you have any questions, need help, or would like to talk about setting up a payment plan, you’re always welcome to get in touch with me at bsm@enoggerass.eq.edu.au.
Thanks for your support!
QParents – Stay Connected and Informed
We kindly remind all parents and caregivers that QParents is now the primary platform for receiving school communications, including consent forms and invoices.
To ensure you don’t miss any important information or deadlines, we strongly encourage all families to register for QParents as soon as possible.
If you choose not to sign up for QParents, please be aware that you will need to visit the school office regularly to collect any hard copy consent forms or notices.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us streamline communication and support a more efficient, environmentally friendly process.
Lost Property
With jumper season in full swing, it’s the perfect time for a quick reminder!
The school’s Lost Property lives just under the administration office, right outside the uniform shop – your go-to spot for reunited socks, strayed school hats, and those mysteriously disappearing jumpers!
A huge thank you to the amazing parents in our community who check in daily and help keep things organised – you're the real team players!
If your child is missing something (especially now that jumpers seem to grow legs and wander off), make sure they stop by and check regularly. You would be surprised how often things wander back home after a few days (or weeks) on a solo adventure!
Have a wonderful fortnight!
Ellie Mastrapostolos
Business Manager
We are currently researching an Australian Endangered Animal in the subject areas of English and Science this term so that we can write our own information report. We have learnt all about reliable website sources when researching and how to turn our research notes into our own sentences and paragraphs. We are creating a poster for this assessment where we will have four distinct paragraphs on Appearance, Habitat and Diet and also a Threats and Solutions paragraph for our chosen animal.
Along with this, we also need to include the science elements we’ve been learning about; including a life cycle diagram and information, a habitat features table and a survival needs flowchart. We are looking forward to putting this altogether over the coming weeks and proudly displaying our finished posters around the classrooms when we’ve completed them. Feel free to pop in to view these at the end of the term!
Alison Leeson, Laura Arthur, Belinda Harris
Year 4 Teachers
Student of the week awards for 26th May 2025
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Class |
Name |
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Prep A |
Archie H |
Sharing ideas during science with confidence. |
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Prep A |
Scarlett H |
Using letter-sound knowledge to sound out words. |
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Prep B |
Atlas M |
Decoding words to read a text. |
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Prep B |
James E |
Using his sound chart to write a rhyming list. |
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Prep C |
Shepherd G |
Working well with others. |
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Prep C |
Oliver B |
Working hard on all of your learning. |
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1A |
Billie M |
Excellent behaviour in the classroom. |
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1A |
Laurence B |
Wonderful work in English. |
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1B |
Aliyah C |
Her hard work in maths using place and value to show tens and ones. |
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1B |
Georgie L |
Working hard to use technical vocabulary in her information report. |
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1C |
Charlotte M |
Using topic specific words and adjectives to add detail to your facts. |
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1C |
Georgia B |
Taking on feedback to improve your writing. |
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2A |
Nina B |
Being persistent and always trying again. |
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2A |
Eva B |
Pushing through challenges with determination. |
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2B |
Leo G |
His continuous positive attitude across all learning areas |
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2B |
Emma T |
Her effort during independent writing. |
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2C |
Iylah G |
Great participation in class discussions. |
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2C |
Matthew M |
Sharing his knowledge to help others in Maths. |
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3A |
Finn O |
His work in ‘Fact Families’ |
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3A |
Lucas P |
Identifying language features. |
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3B |
Angel H |
Wonderful contribution in class discussion. |
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3B |
Abby C |
Excellent work ethic in any given task. |
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3C |
S. T. A. |
Writing an excellent chapter summary including learnt vocab. |
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3C |
Leyaan M |
Always working diligently in class and productive work to a high standard. |
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4A |
Sophie D |
Always showing respect and compassion to peers and staff. |
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4A |
Raiden R |
Showing improvement and care in his handwriting. |
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4B |
Shashwat K |
Amazing use of language features in your writing. |
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4B |
Isla H |
An amazing TEEL paragraph. |
Passwords
Thank you to all the Year One students who have been practising their QLearn passwords at home. Typing skills have improved across the Year 1 cohort yet many students continue to struggle with using the "Shift" key to make capital letters. I greatly appreciate parents and guardians helping the students type their password at home. Power off the computer to practise the key pattern.
Try to do this regularly - daily would be ideal! Typing on a phone or iPad will be time well spent to assist students access their weekly online lessons.
Premier's Coding Challenge
Premier's Coding Challenge students are asked to open a Scratch Online account to help with developing their projects at home then again at school. Parents and guardians please sign-up your child with your email address.
We already have some completed prototypes, but we also have lost some students as well. All Challenge students are welcome to see Mr Harris for coding hints. Before school is an excellent time to drop by. Bring a friend to the Computer Lab any day of the week (8.30 - 8.40am)
Michael Harris
Digital Technologies Teacher
Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month is a community initiative held in Queensland each May to raise community awareness of the social and personal impacts of domestic and family violence and the support available to those affected.
The key aims of the month are to:
- Raise community awareness of domestic and family violence and its impacts;
- Promote a clear message of no tolerance of domestic and family violence in Queensland communities;
- Ensure those who are experiencing domestic and family violence know how to access help and support;
- Encourage people who use abuse and/or violence to take responsibility for their abusive behaviour and seek support to change.
Domestic and family violence is about one person in a relationship using power to control the other person. This may include verbal abuse, emotional/psychological abuse, physical and sexual abuse, financial control, social abuse and stalking. Domestic and family violence is very common, and in Australia it is estimated that around 1 in 4 people are affected.
As a community we need to reinforce that violence against women and children is never okay and will not be tolerated. Everyone deserves to be safe and feel safe, and live free from the threat of domestic and family violence. If you or someone you know is being affected by domestic and family violence, please don’t ignore your concerns, and know that help and support is available. If you are in danger, don’t feel safe or fear for someone’s safety, call triple 000 immediately and ask for Qld police.
For information and support for people affected by domestic and family violence, contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.
For information, services and support for people impacted by domestic and family violence, visit www.qld.gov.au/domesticviolence or contact DVConnect via:
DV Connect Womensline (24/7): 1800 811 811
DV Connect Mensline (9am to Midnight, 7 days): 1800 600 636
For confidential support and referral, including a 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention, contact Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14 or visit www.lifelife.org.au
For confidential support and referral, including a 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention, contact the Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800 or visit www.kidshelpline.com.au
For confidential advice and support, please do not hesitate to contact a trusted member of our school community. Help is available.
Leanne Watson
Guidance Officer
Student Wellbeing
Enoggera State School - Thursday and Friday
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Dance Performance Team
Congratulations to our fabulous Dance Performance Team on a fantastic day at Sunshine Coast Dance Eisteddfod. On Wednesday 14 May students travelled to the Events Centre Caloundra for their very first Eisteddfod competition. Our students were kind, respectful and showed fantastic sportsmanship- not only when supporting each other, but also in cheering on other schools. I want to commend them for their dedication in the lead-up to the event, as well as their incredible effort throughout the day. They were truly outstanding.
Our first performance was all about showing up, doing our absolute best, performing in a new environment, and most importantly—having fun. And what a day it was! We placed 3rd out of 12 schools in the Grade 6 and Under Jazz/Hip Hop section with our Respect (Jazz) routine, and received a Very Highly Commended in the Grade 6 and Under Any Style category with our Ashes (Contemporary) routine.
We also received some wonderful feedback from the adjudicator. She loved our costume and music choices, commented on the fantastic energy and commitment to the dancing, and said how much she enjoyed watching the team on stage.
Congratulations again to our Dance Team. Mrs Rees and I are so proud of you and we cannot wait until the next competition in Week 7 at Brisbane Performing Arts Challenge (BPAC).
Please make sure students have all of their items packed and ready. Please refer to the Performance Pack (Version 5) for all of the items the students need for the day and the times for drop off and pick up. Students have their final rehearsal before BPAC on Thursday 29th of May. Please make sure students arrive on time and ready.
We can't wait to take the stage again soon!
VPT & DPT Consent Forms & Invoices
Consent and Invoices have been sent home. Please ensure you make note of the due dates and action these asap. We appreciate your understanding with this.
Vocal Performance Team
We also want to congratulate our Vocal Performance Team who earned a Gold Award at Choral Fanfare last Monday. They have been working hard and thoroughly enjoyed the experience of performing amongst other schools in the Metropolitain North area. The team will now focus on preparing for Singfest in August, where they will join with other schools to sing a range of repertoire, with experienced conductors, in a mass choir.
Winter Soiree - Save the Date!
The winter soiree will be held on Thursday 12th June (Week 8). The groups that will be performing are Junior and Senior Strings, Band, Junior and Senior Choir and Vocal Performance Team. No Dance Groups or Recorder Band will be performing at the Winter Soiree.
An email with all of the information regarding the event will be sent out via email so please keep a look out for this. We look forward to seeing you there.
If you have any questions regarding the Winter Soiree please contact your teacher. Mrs Kirk (Strings), Mrs Rees (Vocal & Band) and Miss Dunstan (Dance).
Dance Ensembles
Please ensure that all students attend their scheduled dance rehearsals. We’ve had several students missing their sessions recently, and it’s important everyone is present to keep up with new choreography and group coordination.
If your student is unable to attend a rehearsal, please notify Miss Dunstan via email in advance.
Rehearsal Schedule:
- Red Dance: Monday at 8:00 AM
- Boys Crew (Grades 3–6): Monday, first break after eating (Open to all)
- Green Dance: Wednesday, second break after eating
- Purple Dance (Grades 1–2): Friday, first break after eating (Open to all)
If you have any questions or need further information, feel free to email Miss Dunstan.
Choir
Students are now preparing for the winter soiree so attendance leading up to the Winter Soiree is very important. Mrs Rees has said that many students are missing their rehearsals, so please remind your student of their rehearsal times. Below are the rehearsal times for Junior and Senior Choir.
- Junior Choir - Thursday first break after eating in the Music Room
- Senior Choir - Friday 8am in EPAC
If you have any questions please email Mrs Rees.
Recorder Club
Unfortunately, due to significant absences and disruptions this term our recorder band will not be performing at the Winter Soiree. We will continue to work on the repertoire to be fully prepared for Arts on Stage in Term 4. If you have any questions, please email Mrs Rees.
Miss Georgia Dunstan, Primary Dance and Drama Specialist Teacher and
Mrs Rebecca Rees, Primary Music Specialist Teacher
Performing Arts Team
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Hello Enoggera families, I hope everyone is well.
For this weeks newsletter I have done some detective work and got some links for everyone to have a little sqizz at cheap or free activities in our beautiful city of Brisbane.
What's on in Brisbane | Brisbane City Council follow this link to find free outdoors movies and load of other cool activities.
Free Family Activities Brisbane | Brisbane Kids another fantastic site for busy little bees.
This time of year is a fantastic time to get away and go camping (really any time of year is good to go camping). Below is a link where you can find 13 free camping spots close to Brisbane and with school holidays fast approaching why not pack the kids up for a couple of days.
Top 13 free campsites near Brisbane - Anycamp
Till next time,
Stay fabulous
Miss Alisha Pearson
Sudent Wellbeing Offcier
Work days:Tuesday and Friday
Mother's Day 2025
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our amazing school community for the incredible support shown during our 2025 Mother’s Day Stall and Mother’s Day Event. Thanks to your generosity and participation, we were able to raise an impressive $5,200! These funds will go directly towards our current fundraising goal of installing a new electronic sign outside the school—an exciting addition that will enhance communication and visibility for our entire school community. A huge thank you also goes out to our wonderful volunteers; we simply couldn’t run these events without your time, energy, and dedication.
Congratulations to our raffle prize winners. We hope the Mum's of ESS spoilt themselves with these delicious prizes.
SHOUT OUT
Our fortnightly shout out! An opportunity to thank members of our school community who have supported the P&C this fortnight. A round of applause for Kate Malone who event coordinated our magnificent Mums & Mimosas Event, along with Katie Moffitt and Brodie Kisi who worked so hard to source and put together the amazing prizes. The event was perfectly curated. The food and drinks flowed along with the laughs and stories from ESS mums. Thank you for helping to make this P&C event a success.
EVENTS for TERM 2 – SAVE THE DATE
Saturday 14th June – Trivia Night
Join us for A Night at the Movies! Get a table of 10 together or purchase a single ticket and make new friends on the night. It is a great way to get to know other parents. Dress as your favourite movie star, character or director. Or perhaps get your whole team on theme.
Join us for a night of trivia, games, and fun. BYO food, drinks are available for purchase at the bar. Tickets are available now on QKR! $250/table of 10 or $25/single ticket.
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*NEW!* 100 CLUB RAFFLE
Win big with the 2025 ESS P&C 100 Club Raffle - tickets are available NOW on QKR! Total prize pool of $2,500 to be won! Drawn as 3 prizes, 1st - $2,000, 2nd - $300 and 3rd - $200. Only 100 tickets available, $50 each, with a limit of 1 per person. Winners will be drawn at the Trivia Night event on 14 June; however, you do not need to be there to enter or win. Full T&Cs are available on QKR! or can be requested by emailing at events@esspandc.com.au. |
ENTERTAINMENT APP
Looking for entertainment for the next school holidays? Purchase a single or Multi city pass from the Entertainment guide and 20% will be donated back to the P&C. Scan the QR code below to buy.
TUCKSHOP Volunteers for TERM 2
Did you know, the Tuckshop is solely run and operated by the P&C. Rosetta our fabulous tuckshop convenor has been with our school for over 10 years, but she cannot operate the tuckshop on her own! We need 2-3 volunteers each day to ensure we can open the tuckshop doors and serve our children.
We need YOU! The Tuckshop can only operate with the support of our fantastic volunteers, and we would love for you to be part of the team. If you can spare any time; by baking home treats on the weekend, joining our sticker club whilst you wait before school or helping in the tuckshop itself, please get in touch to lend a helping hand. Every little bit helps! If you have a keen grandparent, neighbour or friend, we would also love their help. Sign up here! Or email the P&C for further details.
Home Baking - http://volunteersignup.org/MHQ99
Volunteers Tuckshop - http://volunteersignup.org/7FARQ
P&C Membership – Join Us for 2025!
Want to have a voice and be the first to hear about future fundraising ideas? Become a P&C member today! Meetings are monthly but you don’t have to attend them all. Arrive in person or join us via Teams and meet new members of our community.
Email us to get a form on pcsecretary@esspandc.com.au
We are always looking for feedback, so feel free to reach out with any questions.
Stay up to date with everything happening by following our active Facebook page.
The Executive team look forward to meeting you at future P&C Events.
P&C Executives
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President – Melanie Russell Vice President - Xavier Carah |
Treasurer – Shane Evans Secretary- Rita Carrick |
For any questions or concerns please email pandc@enoggerass.eq.edu.au
The Enoggera State School P & C meets every 4th Tuesday of the month.
Our next General meeting will be on the 24th of June 2025 at 6.15pm in the staff room or on Teams. New faces are always welcome.
Keep up to date on all things P&C via our Facebook page
Brisbane State High School | Year 7, 2027, Academic Selective Entry Test Day
Brisbane State High School is a public school that is committed to providing opportunity for students. For students who are out-of-catchment, this opportunity comes in the form of selective entry places. We proudly uphold the best of public education values; opportunities to excel regardless of personal circumstance. We believe that partnerships across the whole state school sector provide a network of support and bring richness to the school experience. Selective entry opportunities allow students from a range of disciplines to further develop and grow these talents at our state high school. Enrolment opportunities are now available for current Year 5 students for Year 7, 2027 Academic Selective Entry. Applications close at 4:00pm on Monday 16 June 2025. Please refer to the flyer below for further details. Information is also available on the school website – www.statehigh.com.au.
Please register if you are thinking of attending. You may do this via the College website : www.stjamescollege.qld.edu.au or emailing: MYoung@stjamescollege.qld.edu.au
The Prince of Peace Lutheran College community warmly invite you and the families of Year 3–6 students to attend our upcoming Subjects & Careers Expo on Tuesday, 3 June 2025.
This free event provides a unique opportunity for younger students and their families to explore a wide range of future pathways. With representatives from universities, trade colleges, TAFE, the Australian Federal Police (AFP), and ADF Defence Careers, the Expo is designed to inform and inspire, helping families gain insight into the diverse options available as students move through their schooling years.
The evening will begin with a Special Presentation for families of students in Years 3–7 at 4:30pm, followed by sessions tailored to senior students. From 5:30pm, the Main Expo will be in full swing, featuring stalls hosted by leading tertiary institutions, industry training providers, and career-focused organisations. Families can also visit our Subject Stands to explore Year subjects in more detail, with staff available to answer subject-specific questions and offer guidance. Food trucks will be onsite from 4:30pm to add to the community atmosphere.
We extend this invitation to your school community regardless of where students intend to complete their secondary education. The Expo is a welcoming and informative event for all families interested in learning more about future education and career pathways.
Researchers from the University of Southern Queensland and The University of Queensland, are conducting research into parents’ opinions about parenting and climate change.
If you are a parent (18+ years) of a child aged 0 to 12 years and live in Australia, we would love to hear your views. You will need to complete a short online survey. To find out more or to participate, please visit https://surveys.unisq.edu.au/index.php/526111
This research has been approved by the UniSQ Human Research Ethics Committee (ETH2024-0126)
