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www.pennanthil-h.schools.nsw.edu.au @PennantHillsHS Pennant Hills High School

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Fortnightly Newsletter of

Pennant Hills High School

Friday 14 August 2020 Term 3 Week 04B

Mr Ross Warren Laurence Street, Pennant Hills NSW 2120 Principal P: 9473 5000 F: 9473 5099 Mr Brendan O’Byrne Deputy Principal E: [email protected] Mrs Fiona Payne W: www.pennanthil-h.schools.nsw.edu.au Deputy Principal

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Year 9 Visual Arts have recently completed a drawing and collage unit of work. The drawings were inspired by a series of garden studies and images of the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney. A combination of graphite, coloured pencil highlights and collaged maps were used on Stonehenge paper to create these wonderful pictures.

CELEBRATING OUTSTANDING CAPA WORKS

Year 10 Visual Arts have been busy researching their family heritage to produce an interesting mixed media work on a wooden skateboard.

Year 7 Music students learning to play guitar.

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Year 11 Music students rehearsing for Romeo & Juliet.


TERM 3, 2020 YEAR 11 ASSESSMENT CALENDAR

Week 07A Monday Thursday

31 August 3 September

Industrial Technology Textiles Project 2

TERM 3, 2020 YEAR 12 ASSESSMENT CALENDAR

Week 05A Friday 21 August English Extension 2 Major Works

Week 06B Monday Thursday

24 August 27 August

Drama Project - NESA Industrial Technology Major Works Due

Week 07A Wednesday 2 September Visual Arts Body of Works Due

Week 08B Monday 7 September Hospitality Practical (Monday to Friday)

TERM 3, 2020

Week 05A

Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Sunday

18 August 19 August 19 August 23 August

P&C Meeting 7.30pm in the Library Year 10 and 11 Music Collaboration - Romeo & Juliet HSC Drama Performances - Staff and Students Only HSC Composition Recording Session

Week 06B

Thursday Friday Friday Friday

27 August 28 August 28 August 28 August

HSC Practical Examination - Drama Year 7 Wellbeing Incursion: Police Youth Liaison Talk Year 9 Wellbeing Incursion: Police Youth Liaison Talk HSC Music Soiree - Staff and Students Only

Week 07A Monday Friday

31 August 4 September 4 September

Disability Inclusion Week (Monday to Friday) Year 8 Wellbeing Incursion: Police Youth Liaison Talk Year 10 Wellbeing Incursion: Police Youth Liaison Talk

Week 08B

Monday Monday Monday Friday

7 September 7 September 7 September 11 September

Year 10 Vaccinations HSC Practical Music Examinations (ending Friday 19 September) HSC Industrial Technology Wood Major Works Exhibition Year 11 Yearly Examinations (ending Friday 25 September)

Week 09A

Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

14 September 14 September 15 September 16 September

Year 11 Yearly Examinations (ending Friday 25 September) HSC Practical Music Examinations (ending Friday 19 September) P&C Meeting 7.30pm in the Library Year 7 GALA Day

Week 10B

Monday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Friday

21 September 22 September 22 September 23 September 25 September

Year 11 Yearly Examinations (ending Friday 25 September) Year 12 Graduation Rehearsal Periods 3 and 4 Year 12 Graduation 7.00pm in the MPC Year 12 Farewell Assembly - Whole School LAST DAY OF TERM 3

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Staff and Students Return Monday 12 October 2020

P&C MEETING DATES FOR 2020

Term 3: 18 August, 15 September Term 4: 20 October, 17 November - followed by AGM

7.30pm in the School Library

All parents and caregivers are most welcome to attend these meetings, which provide the wider school community with a forum for discussion as we work together with staff to sustain and further develop the best possible learning environment for our students.

The discussions are complemented by presentations from staff, focusing on various aspects of education and, in particular, what is on offer at Pennant Hills High School.

If any parents or caregivers would like to receive the agenda and minutes of the meetings, please email [email protected] to arrange.


and caregivers to regularly visit their Parent Portal, via our website.

In particular, please monitor student attendance to ensure that any issues or discrepancies that arise are able to be resolved as soon as practically possible. Thank you for your assistance.

Parents and Citizens Meeting The first meeting for Term 3 is scheduled for Tuesday next week. Once again, the meeting will be conducted over Zoom. All families are invited to attend. A link for the meeting will be emailed closer to the time.

School Uniform As the cold weather continues, a reminder that Pennant Hills High School has plenty of school uniform options for our students to keep warm and well.

The school jacket and/or jumper worn over the school’s white shirt with a white undershirt are perfect protection for wind and cold. There are also PHHS scarves available for purchase.

Hoodies, tracksuit pants, leggings and beanies/berets are not part of our uniform.

Once again, thank you to all families for their support in ensuring our school uniform is strictly adhered to.

Ross Warren Principal

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

Year 8 into Year 9 Subject Selection Last week saw the dissemination of information to our Year 8 students regarding elective options for 2021.

Students were provided with a comprehensive subject information booklet in addition to instructions on how to make priority elective selections online.

At Pennant Hills High School we pride ourselves on the breadth of curriculum we are able to offer in both the mandatory and elective spheres. It has been encouraging to see Year 8 students carefully read the information provided and seek advice from Head Teachers and teachers, their most valuable resource. Students appear to have followed our advice in selecting subjects that genuinely are of interest and that they think they would be good at. This best practice will ultimately lead to enjoyment, satisfaction and good results.

SLC Leadership Planning Day Following the induction of the newly elected Student Leadership Council (SLC), the team for 2020-2021 have wasted no time in commencing their planning for the next year at the annual Leadership Day last Friday.

Students spent a proactive day prioritising all the activities they have decided to undertake over the next twelve months. I am looking forward to working with new SLC and assisting them in facilitating what they hope to achieve.

Thank you to Miss Morton and Mr Banyai as they ensure our student’s voices continue to be heard at our school.

Trial HSC Examinations Congratulations to Year 12 on navigating through the Trial HSC Examinations over the last two weeks.

Students conducted themselves in an exemplary manner and are now one step closer to the main event - their Higher School Certificate scheduled for October this year.

I encourage all students to seek feedback and discuss the exams with their teachers.

HSC Drama Performance Next Wednesday evening our Year 12 Drama students will perform their HSC Drama items for staff and students.

This is their final performance opportunity before the examination scheduled for later this term.

Unfortunately, families and friends are not able to attend due to the ongoing COVID-19 management and restrictions. I am looking forward to seeing the fruits of their labour.

Parent Portal As we continue to strengthen the communication between home and school, I encourage all parents

LEARNING AND SUPPORT TEAM 2020

Year Group Year Adviser Deputy Principal

7 Mr Ashley Symons Mr Brendan O’Byrne

8 Mr Lali Gill Mrs Fiona Payne

9 Miss Ashleigh Greer Mr Brendan O’Byrne

10 Mrs Amy Austin Mrs Fiona Payne

11 Ms Elizabeth Ford Mr Brendan O’Byrne

12 Miss Tess Graves-Browne Mrs Fiona Payne

Head Teachers Student Wellbeing

Mrs Belinda Campbell (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday)

Ms Kath McIntosh (Relieving) (Monday and Tuesday)

Learning and Support Teacher - Mrs Kristine King

School Counsellors

Mrs Louisa Holm - Years 8, 10, and 12 (Monday, Thursday and Friday)

Mr Tim Fulton - Years 7, 9, and 11 (Tuesday and Wednesday)

International Students Coordinator - Mrs Alva Li and

Careers Adviser - Mr Ashley Symons


SCHOOL ATTENDANCE POLICY

Unexplained Late Arrivals The Sentral system will issue a second slip to all late arrivals who do not have a note to justify why they have not arrived at school on time. The slip will have the student’s name, class, date and time of arrival together with provision for an explanation and signature from their parent or carer. All late slips must be signed and returned to Student Reception. Slips can be placed in the Absence Notes box located on the front counter.

Unexplained absences will be recorded as Unjustified unless a note or slip is sent to the school and will appear on the students’ School Report under attendance. Amendments to students’ attendance cannot be made later than two weeks of the original absence.

Absences All student absences from school must be explained in writing by a parent or caregiver. If your child is going to be absent from school for any reason, please phone the office as soon as possible to let us know and, most importantly, follow up with a note on your student’s first day back at school.

The Department Of Education requires that an explanation for absence MUST be provided to the school within 7 days from the first day of any period of absence. We are required to record as unjustified any absence not supported by a note from a parent/caregiver. A medical certificate is required for consecutive absences longer than 2 days.

Holidays and travel outside of school holiday periods need approval from the school if the time away from class exceeds four school days. A form can be obtained from Student Reception for all extended leave. This must be completed and returned with a copy of travel documents ie. tickets or itinery for each student applying for leave.

Please contact Student Reception on 9473 5000 if you have any questions.

STUDY SKILLS HANDBOOK NEWSLETTER TIP FOR AUGUST

Making the Most of Your Learning Learning is not just what you do in the classroom. Study is not just what you do the night before a test. Both of these are ongoing activities that are enhanced by the correct pre and post activities. See which of these 5 P’s you do.

PREPARE: This is the stage where you ensure you have all of the materials you need for learning and have completed any pre-tasks such as reading sections of your textbook in advance or any other activities your teacher asks you to complete prior to the class.

PARTICIPATE: Engaging in your learning is the best way to start to embed it in your memory and ensure you understand. Having the opportunity to discuss and interact and complete different styles of learning activities really helps your brain to process what you are learning.

PLAN: Take the time to look at the assessments for the course and plan when you will start, work on and complete tasks. Anytime you are asked to complete work for class, plan when you will do it and even better write your plan into your diary or online planner.

PRACTISE: One of the best ways to learn is to do practise questions. When you apply what you have learnt to actual questions, you will engage retrieval and cognitive pathways in the brain and reinforce your learning and uncover areas that need extra study.

PINPOINT: After a test or assessment is returned to you, celebrate your successes but also use it to pinpoint areas of weakness. This allows you to then spend time building your strengths in these areas without the pressure of an exam looming.

Our school’s subscription details are – www.studyskillshandbook.com.au Username: pennanthillshs Password: 77success

Belinda Campbell, Head Teacher Student Wellbeing

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As part of the Year 10 and 11 Term 3 topic study, classes are rehearsing for a contemporary concert version of Romeo and Juliet composed and written by Richard Fowler, Music Teacher.

The concert will be held on Wednesday 19 August in school time.

Carol Coomber, Music Teacher

AN EXTRAVAGANZA OF CAPA

The Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) Faculty are always endeavouring to provide students with opportunities to showcase their talents.

Term 3 is traditionally full of drama performances, music soirees and of course the well renowned CAPA Festival which includes the very popular Visual Arts Exhibition.

As previously advised, the 2020 CAPA Festival has been cancelled due to the management of current COVID-19 restrictions and our inability to complete works during the lockdown period. The other performances however have forged ahead with some alterations to their regular processes.

Below is a list of events scheduled for the remainder of this term. Although families and friends are not permitted to attend, we encourage all students to support our performers by giving them an enthusiastic audience to play to.

Wednesday 19 August 9.30-10.10am - Years 10 and 11 Music present "Romeo and Juliet" - in the MPC. Staff and selected classes attending;

Wednesday 19 August 5.00-6.00pm - Year 12 HSC Drama present Individual Projects - performances in Room 203 followed by viewing of their designs in Room 214. Staff and students invited;

Friday 28 August 1.30-3.00pm - Year 12 HSC Soiree - in the MPC. Staff and selected classes attending;

Friday 4 September 1.20-2.00pm - Year 12 HSC Visual Arts Body of Works viewing - in Rooms 4A4, 4A5 and 4A6. Staff and students invited.

We wish all students well as they prepare for their performances.

CELEBRATING OUTSTANDING CAPA WORKS cont’d from front page

Year 11 Visual Arts Students are currently working on their paintings titled "Lounging in the lounge room". Making the extraordinary out of the ordinary, they took photographs of their lounge room and included family, friends, pets, interesting viewpoints, etc.

Year 11 are studying Modern Art this term, and have chosen a Modernist Artist to influence their painting styles and colour schemes. They have four more weeks to complete their paintings and are working with great enthusiasm as they learn new painting skills and are inspired by the techniques of their influencing artist.

Janelle Dennis, Head Teacher CAPA

7VA7 Photograms Over the last two weeks students in 7VA7 have been creating an animal inspired negative with ink to produce a photogram in the darkroom . On Wednesday, they were able to go through the process of developing their photogram. The students thoroughly enjoyed the experience of working in a different learning environment.

Kristen Van Ede, Visual Arts Teacher


CATCHING UP ON PASS

Last week, Year 10 students studying pass (Physical Activity & Sports Studies) participated in an NRL coaching session run by NRL NSW.

The NRL coach ran students through critical aspects surrounding the role of being a coach which will prove very helpful for them later this term, when they create and run their own coaching session for classes in Years 7 and 8. The session will be an important practical component of their coaching unit.

Alyce Smith, PASS Teacher

DUMPLING MAKING LESSONS

Ni hao! (Hello!)

Last week, Years 8 and 9 Chinese classes had a special lesson to train them on how to become master dumpling chefs. During the session, students learned different ways of wrapping dumplings and created their own special ways to fold the dumplings into various shapes, such as triangles, roses, stars and rectangles.

Students mastered the skills of making awesome dumplings and are ready to become professionals! The best chefs got a chance to be hired by Ms Li’s and Mr Thai’s Good Dumpling Restaurants.

Alva Li and Danny Thai, Chinese Teachers


OFFICE HOURS AND PAYMENT TIMES

The school office is open from 8.00am—3.45pm Monday to Friday (excluding Public Holidays) during school term.

The payments window is open from 8.15am—2.00pm on school days only.

COMMUNITY NOTICES AND CONTACTS COMING EVENTS

Try Baseball - Greenway Giants: At Greenway Park, Shepherds Drive, Cherrybrook on: Sunday 16 August 10am-11.30am, Saturday 29 August 3-4.30pm and Sunday 6 September 3-4.30pm. Enquiries greenwaygiants.org.au

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS

Rotary Youth Exchange: the opportunity of a lifetime for young Australians currently in Year 9 or 10. Expand your horizons with a year on Rotary Exchange. Discover a different culture - www.rotaryyouthexchange.net.au

Southern Cross Cultural Exchange: Information sessions www.scce.com.au or 1800 500 051.

LATTITUDE AUSTRALIA Volunteering and gap year placements for U/25s - www.lattitude.org.au or (03) 9826 6266

Student Exchange Australia NZ www.studentexchange.org.au or 9997 0700.

World Education Program Australia (WEP) www.wep.org.au or 1300 884 733 or on Facebook (wepaustralia)

Australian Institute of International Understanding (AIIU) www.aiiu.om.au or 1800 174 407 - program costs apply.

Lions Youth Exchange Program for 17-21 year olds - www.lionsclubs.org.au/ye

STS Student Exchange www.sts-education.com.au or 1800 263 964

AFS Intercultural Programs Australia www.afs.org.au or 1800 023 982 RECREATION AND SPORTING GROUPS Oakhill Drive Netball Club Players Wanted: Junior players U7/8/12’s and Senior players U15/16—17/18—21’s. Please contact the registrar Leanne Scowen at [email protected] or 0412 561 114.

Northern District Hockey Association: Contact [email protected]. U5 - U9 ‘Minkey’. U11, U13, U15 Mixed Junior Comp and U17. Play on a world class artificial turf facility at Pennant Hills Park.

West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Football Club: www.wphcfc.net.au

Rugby Connect - Trytons: is a Rugby Union program developed for boys and girls with special needs between the ages of 5-17 years. The season is run by Sydney Junior Rugby with the assistance of the Australian Rugby Union and NSW Rugby. Contact Matt Kellahan [email protected] or phone 9323 3407.

Hills Hawks Softball: All ages 4-adult welcome - www.hillshawks.softball.org.au or phone Hazel - 0414 474 461

Pennant Hills District Cricket Club: (15 years and over) pennanthillscricket.com.au Registration enquiries: [email protected] or SMS 0450 226 158.

North Sydney Girls Cricket Association: www.nsgca.nsw.cricket.com.au/

Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Rugby League Club: www.pennostags.com. All ages.

Beecroft Cherrybrook Junior Rugby Union Club: www.beecroftjuniors.com.au or phone Nicola 0402 677 180.

Cherrybrook Table Tennis Club: 0412 520 854 - Enjoy social and competition table tennis.

Sydney Zodiacs Youth Dragon Boat Club: www.dbnsw.org.au or [email protected] or 0410 655 764

Epping RSL Golden Kangaroos Marching Band: www.gks.org.au or 9868 3289

Northern Sydney Youth Orchestra: for young musicians. Not-for-profit organisation. http://www.nsyo.org.au Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble and Strings Orchestra. Weekly rehearsals at Beecroft on Wednesdays.

2nd/3rd Pennant Hills Scout Group: 0408 121 690 (Greg Smithson) - Tuesdays (7-11) and Wednesdays (10-15).

Pennant Hills Girl Guides: Mondays - Guides (10-14) 5.30-7.30pm; Senior Guides (14-18) 7.00-9.00pm. 0438 284 592 (Fiona)

Hornsby District Athletics (children aged 4 - 17): Saturday mornings at Pennant Hills Park www.hdlac.org.au

Cherrybrook Athletics Club (children aged 5 - 16): Friday nights 5.45pm - 8.00pm www.cherrybrookathletics.org.au

Taiko Drumming (a blend of choreography, drumming, movement and music for everyone): www.taikoz.com

St Agatha’s Youth Group: for students from Years 7 to 9 - www.stagatha.org.au or 0409 847 208 (Laura)

West Pennant Hills Netball: www.westpennanthills.netball.asn.au/ or http://www.facebook.com/WPHNC ‘Netta’ 7 - 9 years; Junior 10 - 15 years; Senior 16 years and above.

Thornleigh Softball: All games played at Galston. Contact Sharon - 0407 442 402. www.thornleighsports.org.au/softball

Cherrybrook United Netball Club: Games played at Pennant Hills Park. Modified ‘Net Set Go’ (5 - 9) Friday evenings; Juniors (10 - 15) Saturday mornings; Seniors (16 - open) Saturday afternoons. Phone Keryn on 0412 693 224

Castle Hill BMX Club: Fred Caterson Reserve, Castle Hill. Facebook: facebook.com/castlehillbmx President: Michael 0404 093 303. Email: [email protected]

Hornsby Junior Touch Footy: All games played at Foxglove Oval, Mt Colah. Girls 9s–17s; Boys 9s–15s. Information/Registration: hornsby.mytouchfooty.com

North Rocks Softball: Teeball, Modball, Softball - school terms only - 5 years to adults - social and competitive. Information/Registration: northrockssoftball.org.au or phone: 0406 852 851.

Asquith Netball: All skill levels welcome. Information Linda Wilton 0403 214 410 or [email protected]

Pennant Hills Netball Club: pennanthillsnc.nsw.netball.com.au

West Pennant Hills Scout Group: Contact Kevin 0408 257 498 for Cubs (Mon), Scouts (Thurs), Venturers (Mon)


DISCLAIMER Advertisements in this newsletter are included as a community service or a source of revenue to offset newsletter production costs. They should not in any way be seen as an endorsement or recommendation by the school.

COMMUNITY NOTICES AND CONTACTS HELPERS NEEDED Foster families needed: Department of Family and Community Services - 8303 7644 Carers can be singles, couples, with or without children, and from any cultural background.

Foster carers needed: Key Assets NSW, a dynamic not-for-profit foster care provider - 8336 5700 Providing high quality and innovative family placements for children and young people with varying needs.

Volunteer with Easy Care Gardening: www.easycaregardening.org.au or 9983 1644 (Hornsby/Ku-ring-gai)

Bilingual Volunteers Needed: City of Sydney Meals on Wheels - For more information, phone 8512 4230.

Lifeline Telephone Volunteers needed: It’s never too late to make a difference … or to learn new skills. Join a team of volunteers on the crisis support line based at Gordon. Training is comprehensive and ongoing support is provided for all volunteer counsellors. More information: 9498 8805 or [email protected]

COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT Free adult Literacy and Numeracy classes - Meadowbank TAFE: 9942 3572. Reading, writing and speaking.

Free English courses for adult migrants - www.ames.edu.au: Classes at Hornsby, Chatswood and Eastwood.

English Classes - Wednesday evenings from 7.00pm - 9.00pm during school terms. Cost $3.00 per week. West Pennant Hills Community Church, 41 - 43 Eaton Road, West Pennant Hills. Information and to register: 9872 4200.

The Kids Are All Right Website for parents of Australian teenagers. Go to www.thekidsareallright.com.au.

Tertiary Scholarships for children and grandchildren of Ex-Service Men and Women: Students selected on merit. Information and applications: www.avcat.org.au or phone 9213 7999 or 1800 620 361 (voicemail)

Jack’s Youth Café at Hornsby (run by Fusion Sydney North): 5 Jersey Street Hornsby (a short walk from the station). After school activities for students in a safe environment, Tuesdays - Fridays 3.00pm - 6.00pm. Phone: 9477 1110.

Ability Options: a FREE service helping people with a disability into the job that ’s right for them. More information: abilityoptions.org.au or contact Caroline Krix on 8811 1717 or [email protected]

Ability Links: supporting people with a disability, their families and carers to achieve their goals in life. For more information phone 8830 0768 or email [email protected]

Foster Care Association NSW: Advocacy, support and information for foster carers. www.fcansw.org.au or 4987 1847

Healthy Kids FREE Parent e-zine: important nutrition information and great recipes: www.healthy-kids.com.au

Enrol to Vote: If you are an Australian citizen who is 18 years of age or older, you must vote at all elections. Check if you’re enrolled at www.votensw.info, enrol to vote at www.aec.gov.au or phone 1300 135 736

Uniting Care Northmead: 8839 5107 - Workshops and counselling for parents. Phone for more information.

TOUGHLOVE: 1300 856 830 - Parents helping parents to deal with problems of unacceptable adolescent behaviour.

Parenting Education for Mums, Dad and Carers: www.nsccahs.health.nsw.gov.au/caparenting Information and education provided by NSW Health - Northern Sydney Central Coast.

Centacare Broken Bay: 9488 2523 - Advice and support for parents.

Depression Support Group: 1300 794 991. Hornsby RSL - first Sunday of each month. Run by Association of Relative and Friends of the Mentally Ill.

Parent Line: www.parentline.org.au or 1300 1300 52 - Free professional service 24 hours every day.

Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800 - Free confidential service 24 hours every day.

Mission Australia: 9480 2500 - Free case management and counselling support for young people and families.

Single With Children: www.singlewithchildren.com.au or 1300 300 496 Non-profit social group providing exciting activities for single parents and their children.

Sydney Single Parents: www.SydneySingleParents.org.au or 9634 7502 (Hills) or 9411 1858 (Northside)

Hills Family Centre: 8805 7288 - Workshops and courses for parents and families.

Wesley Mission Family/Youth Services (the Hills): www.wesleymission.org.au/centres/wesleydalmar/ or 8805 7288

Community Life Church Cherrybrook Life Centre: 9651 3534 - Counselling and parenting courses available.

Newcomers Club: www.sydneynewcomers.com.au - Social club for women, offering support and friendship.

NSW Health Free Dental Clinic for 12-25 year olds: 9687 2544 - High Street Youth Health Service, Harris Park.

Rotary Club of Thornleigh Farm Markets: Third Sunday of every month - 8.00am - 12.00noon - Phyllis St, Thornleigh

Christ Evangelical Centre of Australia Chinese Language School: 0410 613 814 (Jenny)

Cybersmart website: www.cybersmart.gov.au - Part of the Australian Government’s cybersafety program.

The Australian Childhood Vision Impairment Register: www.vifamilynetwork.org.au The Register collects and uses data to improve services for children and to research eye disease and disorders of vision.

Bedford College Play Sessions for children (0 - 5 years) and their parents/carers: Fridays 9.30am - 11.30am at 2 Columbia Court, Baulkham Hills. Small fee includes morning tea for children and their carers. Bookings: 1300 174 174

CatholicCare Diocese of Broken Bay: counselling, parenting and support groups. 9488 2400 or [email protected]

Our Space - Integrated Youth Service Hub, Eastwood: bringing together a variety of services committed to improving the wellbeing of young people aged 11–18 years. Information: www.ourspace.org.au or 9874 7458.

St Vincent de Paul Society: Interest free loans to low income families for essential household items. Phone 9477 5010


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