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THE Term 2: Week 20B

24/06/2016

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JUNEHOLIDAYSMon 27 Murwillumbah Festival

ChoirsTues 28 June - Friday 1 July HSC Visual Arts Workshop 10.30am - 3.00pmWed 6 - Thurs 7 July HSC Textiles Workshop 10.30am - 2.30pm

Sat 9 - Sat 16 Ski TripSat 16 Tertiary Studies Expo -

Brisbane

WEEK 21AMon 18 Pupil Free Day

French School Homestay students arriveHSC Music 1 Rehearsals 9.00am - 3.00pm

Tues 19 First Day of Term 3Year 9 - 10 EPIC Drama Performance 2.00pmPeriod 4 Assembly - Mahers Lane Campus

Wed 20 Year 12 HSC Drama Trial Exam 10.50am - 11.50am Year 12 Music 1 Trial Exam 1.30pm - 3.30pm

Thurs 21 Secondary Athletics Carnival Years 7 - 12 8.45am - 3.00pmPeer Support Kindergarten - Year 6 9.15am - 10.00am

Fri 22 Year 11 - 12 Economics Lecture Day at QUT 7.45am - 3.45pmBand Visit to Currumbin Valley State School 9.00am - 12.30pm

Dear Parents

Thank you for your support during what has been very busy and rewarding term of learning at Lindisfarne.

Just a reminder that next term we will move to a whole school newsletter on a weekly basis with both campuses making contributions each week. One of the most important things you can do each week is to read the newsletter, keeping informed of student and school achievements and coming events.

Last week I enjoyed welcoming a number of prospective families to our Sunshine Avenue Campus and Mahers Lane Campus. A Principal's Tour is a great way to introduce prospective families to the benefits of a Lindisfarne education. Enrolment enquiries for future years are very strong at present so please continue to encourage families who are looking to enrol to come and visit the School and to meet with me.

I really enjoyed the opportunity to attend the sold out P&F Trivia Night last Friday evening with our own Matt Bedford proving to be a talented and entertaining Quiz Master! It was also very reassuring as Principal to witness the strong performance of the staff teams!

It has been a pleasure this week to join with staff, students and families at the Murwillumbah Performing Arts Festival, the HSC Drama Performance, the Kindergarten - Year 12 Dance Recital and the Fun Athletics Carnival at the Sunshine Avenue Campus.

During the holiday period I will be joining with other heads of independent co-educational schools (HICES) at the State Conference in Sydney. This will be a good opportunity to share best practice and learning across our schools.

I wish all families the very best for the break ahead and trust our students keep safe and return to school refreshed and ready for an exciting and challenging Semester Two.

Stuart MarquardtPrincipal

Please Note: Mahers Lane Reception will be open during the holiday break between the hours

of 8.00am - 4.00pm Monday - Friday.




From the Chaplain Whole School NewsLast weekend, Mr Marquardt and I attended the Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Grafton. The word “synod” comes from the Greek “σύνοδος” (synodos) meaning “assembly” or “meeting”.

Our Synod occurs once a year, and is attended by all Clergy of the Diocese; all School Principals, as well as volunteer representatives from every parish in the Diocese. For those who are not aware, the Diocese of Grafton covers the geographical area from Port Macquarie to Tweed Heads and as far west as Casino. We gather to discuss and hear about the good work going on right across the Diocese, as well as voting on legislative, organisational and financial issues that impact all of us. Think of it as the Anglican Churches’ version of parliament. The Synod is led by our Bishop, Sarah Macneil. We gathered on Friday night for a service of worship and the Bishop’s annual address and then reconvened on Saturday to go through the business that needed attention.

It might sound boring and mundane, but one of the things I like about Synod is the “gathering” as an extended community or family. It’s a reminder that, as an Anglican school community, Lindisfarne is a part of something much bigger than itself. Grafton Diocese has five schools and 26 parishes. The Anglican Church in Australia is made up of 23 dioceses across all states and territories and the Australian Church, in turn, is a part of the Anglican Communion in 39 provinces around the world.

Synod this year was an extremely productive, positive and unifying experience and Mr Marquardt and I look forward to continuing to represent Lindisfarne at meetings of our diocesan community.

I hope and pray that everyone has a safe and restful holiday break.

God bless.Rev Chad

First Day of Term 3Reminder – Tuesday 19 July is the first day of Term 3 for students. Monday is a pupil free day.

Changes to Bus Schedules Due to the Closure of the Cudgen Creek Bridge.

Morning Buses affected are1225 and 1227 to Sunshine Avenue1206, 1214 and 1236 to Mahers Lane

Afternoon Buses affected are1217 and 1231 from Sunshine Avenue1222 and 1239 from Mahers Lane

Further details are available from page 12 of the newsletter.

Message from World Education ProgramA slice of your life this July - Host a WEP exchange student!

Welcoming an Italian or French speaking exchange student to your family is rewarding in so many ways. You can share your family's Aussie way of life with a student from another culture, connect to your community in exciting new ways, and bring the world into your home. And for the student you welcome into your family, you’re providing a once-in-a-lifetime experience they’ll treasure forever.

It's the simple things!

For our exchange students, it's the little things that make their stay so memorable: trying vegemite for the first time, attending our high school, seeing a kangaroo, koala or cockatoo. Hosting an exchange student doesn't take anything fancy — just a warm, welcoming spirit and the love you'd give to your own family.

WEP are currently looking for families interested in inviting an Italian or French speaking exchange student this July.

If this is of interest to your family, please contact Sylvia Kelly at WEP today to receive a detailed program and student information: www.wep.org.au, [email protected], 1300 884 733.

Monday 27 June - Friday 1 July - CLOSED Monday 4 July - Friday 8th July - CLOSED

Opening Days Monday 11 July 7.45am -1.30pm Tuesday 12 July 1.00pm - 5.00pm Thursday 14 July 7.45am - 1.30pm Monday 18 July 7.45am - 1.30pm

Uniform Shop Opening Hours School Holidays




Primary School News Thank you to all the parents who were able to attend the child-led Preschool Portfolio Conferences this week.

The children were very proud to show their parents all the wonderful learning that has been happening in the first half of the year.

A big thank you also, to all the Preschool teachers for the effort they have put into producing these lovely portfolios that will continue to be built upon over the remainder of the year.

Days for Girls

Help girls around the world stay in school!

"What if not having sanitary supplies meant days without school? Days of isolation? Girls use leaves, mattress stuffing, newspaper, corn husks, rocks, anything they can find...but still miss up to two months of education and opportunity every year. It turns out this issue is a surprising but instrumental key to social change for women all over the world". There are lots of different ways you can help – *donate materials *help to sew packs*help to gather materials*help to pack the packs

If you would like more information please email [email protected] or visit www.daysforgirls.org/ Jo HetheringtonDirector of Early Learning




Murwillumbah Festival Year Level Speaking Choirs

Earlier this week our Kindergarten - Year 4 classes participated in the Murwillumbah Festival SpeakingChoir competition. All the students represented our School proudly and all achieved outstanding results.Thank you to all the staff who dedicated much time and effort into preparing the children for their performances.

Kindergarten 1st placeYear One 2nd placeYear Two 2nd placeYear Three 2nd placeYear Four Highly commended

Stage 3 News

This week, all Year 6 students participated in a training day in preparation for the commencement of our Peer Support program next term. Students worked in groups to build leadership skills. I was impressed with the student’s level of engagement and maturity and look forward to beginning this valuable program next term at the Sunshine Avenue Campus. Thank you to all staff who facilitated the day.

“I didn’t understand how much work goes into Peer Support! I now realise that a lot of time and effort goes into those lessons. In Peer Support I’m looking forward to working with the little kids and giving them stickers. I will definitely be welcoming to the little kids because I know how scary it can be”. Evie Parkinson

“It was a very fun day. I am looking forward to findingout my partner and working with them to teach kids values. I found the activities in the booklet will please smaller kids and help them grow to be a better person. I have been told by many parents, relatives and friends that I work well with kids. I enjoy working with kids so it will be a pleasure to be a Peer Support leader”. Cooper Robins

“Peer Support training was helpful as it told you all about what to do when someone feels sad or stressed and also helped you so you would be prepared with your partner for when you meet your group. I am really excited to be a leader of a small group of younger people but it is something I need more experience with because it is one of the things I have




to work on (lucky we had the training day).”Klyde Milroy

“I enjoyed Peer Support training day and I learnt a lot of things. I’m looking forward to peer support because I think it would be a good learning experience and I want to be a good peer support leader. My favourite activity was when we were in a group and we had to cross the river with only three pieces of newspaper. At first I thought it would be easy but it was a bit harder than I thought. It involved a lot of cooperation and teamwork. I also learnt a lot about active listener and what is is to be listening and an active listener”. Sophie Conway-Rusk

Sarah RolfeStage 3 Coordinator

Secondary School News

Semester 1 ReportsSemester 1 reports will be posted during the first week of the June/July break. If there are any concerns raised from the reports, please email Ms Caroline Jeffries, Dean of [email protected] and she will make contact on her return from the term break.

Year 12 Access to Library – Term BreakThe Library will be available to Year 12 for the first two weeks of the term break from 7.30am to 3.30pm. It will be a quiet location conducive to private study.

Term Break Tutorials Timetable for Year 12 These tutorials are available during the break between Term 2 and Term 3.

Monday 27 June Music Course 1 10.00am - 12.30pm

Tuesday 28 June to Friday 1 July Visual Arts 10.30am - 3.00pm

Wednesday 6 July and Thursday 7 July Textiles and Design 10.30am to 2.30pm

Wednesday 13 July Biology 11.00am - 2.00pm

Thursday 14 July Extension 2 Mathematics 9.00am - 11.30am

Date Claimers – Parent MeetingsMonday 25 July and Wednesday 27 July will be Parent/Teacher interviews for Years 7 - 10

On Friday 15 July you will receive a letter via email detailing the process for booking interviews. You will then receive another email containing your PIN for login on Monday 18 July. The site will be available from 10.00am on Monday 18 July for bookings.

Wednesday 10 August – Year 12 UAC/QTAC Information EveningAn Information Evening will be held for Year 12, commencing at 6.30pm in the Chapel, to explain the process for submitting their QTAC and UAC applications. It is recommended that all Year 12 students who are interested in attendinguniversity and their parents, attend. For furtherdetails, please contact Mr Barry Woods.

Closing Date – Friday 22 JulyReminder the following online subject selections close on Friday 22 July.

Year 8 selection of electives for Year 9, 2017Year 10 selection of subjects for Year 11, 2017

Any concerns please email Ms Jeffries at [email protected]




RACI National Titration Competition Regional HeatsOn Monday 20 June Lindisfarne sent five teams, each consisting of three HSC Chemistry students to Southern Cross University in Lismore to compete against ten other schools from the Northern Rivers in the heats of the RACI Australian National TitrationCompetition. Below is a report from one of our students, Brayton Goodall.

“Twenty one teams of three fought it out at the SCU - Lismore campus for the 2016 Regional Titration Competition. The chemists competing for timeless glory were put straight to the test after Dr Lachlan Yee reminded us of safe practises. The victory conditionwas simple; be the team with the most accurate value for the concentration of acetic acid, otherwise known as vinegar. Each team member would have to perform an analysis of different samples of aceticacid. But, in order to find the four decimal point valuefor acetic acid, a titration would first have to be performed to standardise a solution of sodium hydroxide against a solution of known concentration of hydrochloric acid. We were judged on mathematical precision and accuracyof results. The win went to The Three Radicals (Alexandra Robinson, Corey Potter and Brayton Goodall) a Lindisfarne Triad of Borromean brilliance!”

Congratulations to our Northern Rivers Champions! We look forward to them plying their analytical skills in the national finals later in the year.

Mr Daniel RobinsDirector of Science

Science News CAPA NewsMusic @ Sunshine AvenueA reminder that the choir and the string orchestra will be performing at the Murwillumbah Performing Arts Festival next week. All students are required to wear formal uniform, have polished shoes and neat and tidy hair, as they will be representing Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School in the wider community.

There is an amendment to the choir times published in last week’s newsletter. The choir will be performingin section MPR2 on Monday 27 June. They are required to meet Ms Ross and Mrs Waltersat the Murwillumbah Civic Centre no laterthan 11.30am for a 11.45am start.

The string orchestra will be performing on Tuesday 28 June in section MPR10. They are required to meet Ms Ross and Mrs Davidson at the MurwillumbahCivic Centre no later than 10.30am so that all instruments can be tuned before their performance.

Twilight ConcertLast Thursday students enrolled in our instrumentalprogram were given the opportunity to perform at the Twilight Concert. Twilight concerts give emerginginstrumentalists a real life audience to perform to so that they can develop both their performanceand concert etiquette skills. It also allows the instrumental staff to showcase those students who have shown commitment to weekly lessonsand regular practise throughout the term.

String Orchestra and Choir ConcertOn Tuesday both the string orchestra and choir had the opportunity to perform for their peers. This was the first time the string orchestra had performed for an audience. They are to be congratulated for their excellent attention to their conductor, Mrs Susan Davidson, and their developing string playing technique. The choir also sang beautifully and it gave them the chance to rehearse their new piece ‘The Little Fish’ before Monday’s performance at Murwillumbah.

Ms Tina RossMusic Coordinator Preschool - Year 4

Year 7 Band ProgramThe Concert Band program at Lindisfarne is an exciting way to explore the world of instrumental music. All Year 7 students choose a band instrument, learn how to read and notate music and explore play-ing in ensemble. Books, instruments and lockersare provided and specialist brass, rhythm section and woodwind teachers run ‘sectional’ lessons.




This semester’s concert was held on Friday 17 June in the Chapel, celebrating each student’s achievements. It was well attended by family and friends who listened as their children took to the stage to demonstrate their instrumental skills. The after-noon featured each of the class bands of 7A, 7B, 7C, and 7D as well as highlights from small groups, the Junior Concert Band and the Stage Band. Thank you to the family and friends who came to listen to us play.

Lucie Schuricht Coordinator of Music 5 - 12 K-12 Dance Recital

Lindisfarne offers a variety of dance classes in a fun and supportive environment for students from K - 12. Students of all abilities can explore dance through a range of styles such as contemporary, lyrical, musical theatre, hip-hop and jazz.

On both campuses students have been working tirelessly throughout Semester One on their choreographed dance pieces, which culminatedin all dance students performing on Thursdayin the K-12 Dance Recital. HSC Dance studentswere also able to showcase their class assessment‘works’ at the event. This included HSC Dance students performing themselves, along with ‘works’ they had choreographed and taught to a younger student at the school.

L-R: Lila Conwell & William Gorrie and Emily Anderson

The quality and commitment of these younger students, Tara Heinig, Karli Worrad and Shayla O’Connor were outstanding. The CAPA faculty would like to congratulate all the students for their hard work and commitment leading up to this event and for their professional performances on the day.

Year 10 student Fraser Crane has successfully auditioned for The Greenroom Project as a featured artist. Fraser is one of QLD’s top 16 selected featured artists who will each take to the stage, along with musical theatre stars, Rob Mills and Jemma Rix to present Australia’s first live cabaret talk show. The Greenroom Project Live Show is on Monday 27 June at The Arts Centre Gold Coast with ticketsavailable from www.thegreenroomproject.com.auor www.theartscentregc.com.au or call the box office on 5588 4000. Congratulations to Fraser on this outstanding achievement!

Stage 6 Drama and Dance ShowcaseYear 11 and 12 Dance and Drama students treated audience members to a memorable evening last Tuesday at their annual Showcase. The Showcasesampled student projects from the past six months of their courses as well as providing valuable feedbackfor Year 12 students as they embark upon final preparations for their Higher School Certificate practical examinations.

What was most evident on the evening was the degree of effort and passion shown by each performerin the pursuit of their own creativity. All students should be proud of the amount of time, research andrehearsal they have poured into their works and the high standard of skill they demonstrated. More importantly they are to be applauded for their ability to let go of certainty and expose their ideas and inner selves for public scrutiny and appreciation as they work to further improve and refine their skills.




Speech and DramaDuring the past week, over 60 students from Lindisfarne have been participating in the Speech and Drama sections of the Murwillumbah Festival of the Performing Arts. They have been competing in poetry, prose, drama, mime, sight-reading and improvisation sections. Congratulations to all students who performed exceptionally well. Some students were performingon the big stage for the very first time. These are just some of the students who received prizes. Year 1Ana Haubeck 1stSiara Travaglia 2ndEvie-Joy Nowland 2ndMolly Rogers 2nd, 2ndEva Cusick 2ndPearl Baker HC Sienna Eddie HC Year 2Olympia Brewster 1stPhoebe Rogers 1st, 3rdKimiyo Tango HC, HCEvie Lawrence HC Year 3Phoebe Rogers 2nd, 2nd, 2ndZara Cusick 1st,Mia Keech 2ndZoe Marshall 3rdSarina Ameodo HCCameron Smith HCMacy Parkinson 2nd, 2ndEvie-Ray Ellis-Crawford 2ndBonnie Starling HC, HC, HCAva Taylor HCAva Arghyros HC Year 4Mika Astle 2nd, HC, HCJack Sinclair 1st, 1st, 3rd, 3rdHudson Rhodes HCClaudia Argyros HCOlivia Gorrie 2nd, HCLily Alford HC Year 5Annie Hammond HCAnneliese Sparke 3rd, HCJye Walker HCElijah Veldhoven HCSamara Skene HCLuella Bookman 3rdYear 6Cate Roberts 1st, 1st,1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 3rd,

HC Samuel Smith 1st, 2nd,3rd, HCEvie Parkinson 1st , 1st, 1st , 2nd,2ndFinn Armstrong 1st,2nd, 2nd, 3rd, HCAlexandra Sheard 1st, 1st, 1st,1st, 3rdSophie Beck 1st, 1st,1st,2nd, 2nd,2nd,3rdElla Sinclair HC, HC, HCTahlia Clack HC, HC, HCConnor Hooley, HCElliot Shepherd HCEbony Richards 2nd, HCNoah McAdoo 1st,2ndIndya Tangye 2ndMason Noakes HCMiranda Rhodes 2ndJesse Starling 3rd,3rd Year 7Georgia Worrad 1st, 1st,3rd, HC, HCEmily Coleman 1st, 1st, 1st, 2nd,2nd, 3rd, HCJessica Courtney 2nd, HC, HC, 1st

Year 8Jade Reid HC Year 9Brayden Courtney 1st, 2nd, 1st, 3rd, 1st, 1st, 1st

Year 10Lilli Noonan HC, 2nd, 2nd, Adjudicator’s Encouragement Award

Year 11Hannah Roberts 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st,2nd, 2nd,2nd A big congratulations to Cate Roberts (Year 6), Emily Coleman (Year 7) Brayden Courtney (Year 9) and Hannah Roberts (Year 11) who took home the most outstanding performer in the 11 years, 12 years, 14 years and 15 years respectively. Congratulations to all performers - see you all there again next year.

Charlotte LushCAPA Director

Eva Cusack and Molly Rogers




Brayden Courtney and Emily Coleman

Hospitality NewsMost of us have been affected by cancer in some way. It is estimated that over 130,000 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in Australiain 2016. Advances in research and treatmenthas meant that the survival rates have increased by 30% over the last two decades and more

than 60% of patients will survive more than five years after diagnosis. Cancer Council's, Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea is a chance for Australians to get together and raise money for a great cause.

In support of this research and treatment for cancersufferers, Year 10 Food Technology and Year 12 Hospitality prepared some yummy delights for the Cancer Council’s Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea on Friday 10 June. This year, the School raised $760 for the cause. I would like to thank all of the students and staff who came along and supported our bake sale, as you have all contributed to this fantastic outcome.

If you would like to contribute to our fundraising efforts, you can donate by clicking on the link below:https://secure.cancercouncilfundraising.org.au/reg-istrant/FundraisingPage.aspx?registrationID=971677&langPref=en-CA#&panel1-2

Michelle Cooke

Sports NewsPDHPE DayThe Year 8 PDHPE Day was split between learning First Aid and CPR (Emergency Care Unit in Term 2) and challenging themselves at rock climbing (Risk Taking Unit in Term 1).

AFL“On 16 June, the Lindisfarne Girls AFL team travelled to the AFL Queensland headquarters at Yeronga to take on the Brisbane Christian College‘Bolts’. The day was filled with laughter, bruising, hard tackles, goals and impressive action shots. We were prepared for a challenge and knew our teamwork and skills would have to be at their finest if we wanted to take home the win. The girls smashed the Bolts with the score of 47-3, leading them to the State Semi–final versus Narangba Valley State High School on 11 August”.Lucy Turney, Captain




HockeyJoseph Sandor and Oliver Conroy were invited to attend the NSW Schoolboys’ Hockey camp last week. Congratulations to Joseph who was then selected to play for the state in Melbourne this August.

SurfingCongratulations to Piper Harrison who chose to contest the Byron Bay BK Classic Surf Titles last week rather than representing NCIS at the CIS Cross Country or playing AFL with the Open Girls’ Team. The decision was a great one with Piper winning the Under 16, Under 18 and Open Women’s divisions at Broken Head.

TennisJoshua Mammen won the U12 North Coast championship last week in Grafton. He beat the number two seed over three sets in the final. He had already knocked out the number one seed in the quarter final.

Cross CountryCongratulations to all the Lindisfarne runners who represented NCIS at the NSW Combined Independent School’s Cross Country Championshipat Eastern Creek on 16 June. Some amazingperformances and PBs in quality competition. A special mention needs to be made to Oliver Churchill who will now represent the School at the State Championships having finished fourth. Oliveris pictured (top right) with fellow 13-year-old Lindisfarne boys, Quinn Butel (22nd) and Brodie Copeland (14th). Also pictured are 13-year-old ladies Charlotte van der Weegen and Jessica Courtney.

Rugby LeagueOn 21 June, fifteen Stage 3 students played in Legends of League 7’s Round Robin at South Tweed Junior Leagues Club. After a week of intense training the boys were ready to take on the local schools across two divisions. The Open team performed valiantly throughout the day, finishing with two wins out of their four matches - all of which were close battles. The Division B team stepped up demonstrating their newly learnt skills, bringinghome one win and two draws across their four games. All the boys should be congratulated on their commitment to training and the resilience and sportsmanship shown on the field. A big thank you to all parents who supported Lindisfarne and to Brett Glover for assisting with coaching on the day.

Good luck to the Year 10 Physical Activity and Sports Studies class who compete in the Gold Coast 10km on 2 July.

We wish the School’s Tweed Netball players, who compete in the Queensland State Championships on 8 - 10 July, the best of luck; Ellie Engel (13As), Kaiya Liddiard (14As) and Georgia Maynard (15As).




P & F NewsHave a happy and healthy holiday and good luck with any sports endeavours. A letter will be emailed to secondary student’s households regarding Term 3 sport shortly.

Dates for the DiaryInter-House Athletics Carnivals at Walter Peate Oval, Cudgen.

Secondary Thursday 21 JulyPrimary Wednesday 27 July

Gay MaynardDirector of PDHPE

Trivia NightThe sold-out trivia night on Friday 17 June held at Kingscliff Beach Bowls Club was a massive hit where everyone got a good dose of humour. There were laughs aplenty, with games like paper plane flying and heads 'n tails bringing out the competitive spirit in many. A 50th birthday was celebrated on the night too.

A massive thank you to Robyn Butel and Michelle Whiticker for convening the event, to Matt Bedford for the MC role, to the Year 12 students who acted as answer runners, and other staff assisting. The healthy rivalry between teaching staff tables was great to see and they did shine on the results’ board.

Thanks also to the generous support of gifts and prizes from the Lotus Skin Institute, Salon de Sal, Hayden and Tanya Boyle, Matt Kane (Ground Control Coffee and BALTER brewery), Tina Jenkins (Tina’s Style Centre at Kingscliff), Virginia Freeman, Master Meats (Tweed Centro) and Scales Seafood.

Kindergarten - Year 4 Fun Athletics CarnivalToday the P&F served a record 250 meat and vegetable skewers at the fun athletics carnival. Thanks to those parents who helped cut fruit, cook on the bbq and serve the happy customers - your assistance is very much appreciated.

FunFest 2017The date is set and the rides are booked for next years FunFest on Saturday, 2 September. The P&F is looking for a coordinator to get the event planning started. There’s a very well versed script to assist any person who would like to entertain this idea.

For a no-obligation chat about what the role involves, please call me on 0424 779 452, or email [email protected].

Kate RogersPresident, P&F Association




Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Morning School Bus 1206 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE Please be advised of following: Bus Timetable Changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which will affect some school bus services. Surfside Buslines will implement alternative arrangements over this time for these services. Morning School Bus 1206 from Pottsville, Cabarita, Cudgen, & Chinderah will be impacted. Scheduled departure times will be slightly later between Pottsville and Cabarita.

STOP NEW DEPARTURE TIME AM

Seabreeze Bvd - cnr Lennox Cct 6:52

Ballina St - cnr Tathra St 6:53

Seabreeze Bvd - cnr Ballina St 6:55

Kellehers Rd - cnr Overall Dr 7:02

Overall Dr - cnr McKenzie Av 7:04

Overall Dr - cnr Edinburgh St 7:07

Overall Dr - Shopping Village 7:09

Tweed Coast Rd - opp Ambrose Brown Park 7:13

Tweed Coast Rd - opp Boronia Ave 7:14

Tweed Coast Rd - opp Elfran Av 7:16

Coast Rd - Point Resort 7:17

Tweed Coast Rd - Hastings Point 7:19

Tweed Coast Rd - cnr Sandlewood Dr 7:23

Ti Tree Ave - cnr Cassidy Cr 7:24

Hastings St - cnr Banksia St 7:26

Coast Rd - Cabarita Shops 7:28

Coast Rd - cnr Tamarind Ave 7:30 / 7:35

Students boarding after the Coast Rd – cnr Tamarind Ave stop will not be affected. Thank you. Network Planning Department Further school services information can be accessed on our website www.surfside.com.au




Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Morning School Bus 1214 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE: Please be advised: Bus Route and Departure time changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which affect some school bus services. Afternoon School Bus 1214am to Casuarina North & Oxley Cove will be impacted.

The bus will be diverted via the Tweed Coast Rd to Terranora Rd Departure times from Terranora Rd will be later

Scheduled departure times will be 7 minutes later from Terranora Rd;

Scheduled Departure times Bus 1214am; Bus Stop AM

Terranora Rd - cnr Old Ferry Rd 8:05 Old Ferry Rd - cnr Mariners Cr 8:06 LINDISFARNE HIGH (Bell 8:20/15:20) 8:15 Terranora Public School (Bell 8:55/14:55) 8:22

Thank you. Network Planning Department Further school services information can be accessed on our website www.surfside.com.au




Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Afternoon School Bus 1217 & 1231 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE: Please be advised: Bus Route and Departure time changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which affect some school bus services.

School Bus 1217pm to Casuarina & Cabarita will be impacted. This bus will only service Casuarina Way North of Casuarina Village Shops Pacific Coast Christian & Lindisfarne Primary students transfer at St Josephs/ St James Primary onto 1217pm service for Casuarina Way North (departing 3:30pm).

Scheduled Departure Times Bus 1217pm; Bus Stop PM

ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE 3:28 ST JAMES PRIMARY 3:30

Casuarina Way - opp Ebony Ct 3:49 Casuarina Way - opp Cudgerie Ct 3:50 Casuarina Way - opp Ocean Pde 3:51 Casuarina Way - opp Banzai St 3:52 Casuarina Way - near Longboard Cct 3:53 Casuarina Way - near Point Break Cct 3:54

School Bus 1231pm to Chinderah, Kingscliff, Casuarina & Cabarita will be impacted. This bus will only service Chinderah Bay, Kingscliff Hill & Casuarina Way South of Casuarina Village Shops Students travelling to Casuarina Way South of the shops will be required to catch school bus 1231pm (departing St Josephs / St James at 3:24pm)

Scheduled Departure Times Bus 1231pm; Bus Stop PM Bus Stop PM LINDISFARNE PRIMARY 3:07 Casuarina Way Shops South 3:55 PACIFIC COAST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 3:15 Casuarina Wy - cnr Barclay Dr 3:56 ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE 3:24 Casuarina Wy - cnr Acolus Ct 3:57 ST JAMES PRIMARY 3:25 Casuarina Wy - opp Sternculia Ct 3:58 Chinderah Bay Dr - opp Homestead c/van Park 3:33 Coast Rd - cnr Cypress Ave 4:04 Chinderah Bay Dr - cnr Wommin Bay Rd 3:34 Cabarita Shops - Coast Rd 4:05 Wommin Bay Rd - app Kingscliff St 3:36 Ti Tree Ave - opp Cassidy Cr 4:06 Beach St 3:39 Sandalwood Dr - cnr Ficus Ct 4:07 Lorien Wy - app Monarch Dr 3:41 Cabarita Rd - cnr Myrtle St 4:08 Viking St 3:44 Cabarita Rd - Sports Club 4:09 McPhail Ave - cnr Gibson St 3:45 Poplar Ave - cnr Tamarind Ave 4:12

Thank you. Network Planning Department - Further school services information can be accessed on our website www.surfside.com.au




Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Afternoon School Bus 1222 & 1239 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE: Please be advised: Bus Route and Departure time changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which affect some school bus services.

School Bus 1222pm to Casuarina will be impacted. Bus 1222pm will only service Casuarina Way North of Casuarina Village Shops Terranora Primary Students travelling to Casuarina Way South of Casuarina Village

Shops need to catch bus 1208pm departing at 3:20pm Scheduled Departure times Bus 1222pm; Bus Stop PM Terranora Primary 3:14 Lindisfarne High 3:30 Casuarina Way - opp Ebony Ct 3:50 Casuarina Way - opp Cudgerie Ct 3:51 Casuarina Way - opp Ocean Pde 3:52 Casuarina Way - opp Banzai St 3:53 Casuarina Way - near Longboard Cct 3:54 Casuarina Way - near Point Break Cct 3:55

School Bus 1239pm to Casuarina will be impacted.

Bus 1239pm will only service Casuarina Way North of Casuarina Village Shops Bus 1239pm will no longer service Terranora Primary Terranora Primary Students travelling to Casuarina Way South of Casuarina Village

Shops need to catch bus 1208pm departing at 3:20pm This bus will only service Casuarina Way South of Casuarina Village Shops

Scheduled Departure Times Bus 1239pm; Bus Stop PM LINDISFARNE HIGH 3:25 Casuarina Wy - opp Sternculia Ct 3:43 Casuarina Wy - cnr Acolus Ct 3:44 Casuarina Wy - cnr Barclay Dr 3:45 Casuarina Village Shops - North 3:47





Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Morning School Bus 1225 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE: Please be advised: Bus Route and Departure time changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which affect some school bus services.

Morning School Bus 1225am from Cabarita, Bogangar, Casuarina & Kingscliff will be impacted. The bus will access Casuarina Way, then Kingscliff via Tweed Coast Rd Departure times will be slightly earlier This bus will service Lindisfarne Primary first then Banora Point Primary

Scheduled Departure times Bus 1225am; Bus Stop AM Bus Stop AM Cabarita Rd - opp Sport Club 7:28 Casuarina Way - opp Cudgerie Ct 7:46 Cabrita Rd - opp Myrtle St 7:29 Casuarina Way - opp Ocean Pde 7:47 Cabarita Rd - opp Penda Ct 7:30 Casuarina Way - opp Banzai St 7:48 Ti Tree Ave - opp Sandalwood Dr 7:32 Casuarina Way - near Longboard Cct 7:49 Ti Tree Ave - cnr Cassidy Cr 7:33 Casuarina Way - near Point Break Cct 7:50 Hastings St - cnr Banksia St 7:34 Cudgen & McPhail 8:05 Coast Rd - Cabarita Shops 7:35 Viking St cnr Orient Lane 8:10 Coast Rd - cnr Tamarind Ave 7:37 Monarch Dr - cnr Lorien Wy 8:12 Casuarina Wy - opp Sternculia Ct 7:41 Kingscliff St - cnr Ocean St 8:14 Casuarina Wy - cnr Acolus Ct 7:42 Wommin Bay Rd - cnr Sand St 8:16 Casuarina Wy - cnr Barclay Dr 7:43 LINDISFARNE PRIMARY 8:30 Casuarina Wy -opp Ebony Ct 7:45





Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Morning School Bus 1227 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE: Please be advised: Bus Route and Departure time changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which affect some school bus services.

Morning School Bus 1227am from Casuarina will be impacted. Bus 1227am will access Kingscliff via Tweed Coast Rd Scheduled Departure times will be slightly earlier

Scheduled Departure times Bus 1227am; Bus Stop AM Coast Rd - cnr Tamarind Ave 7:30 Casuarina Wy - opp Sternculia Ct 7:34 Casuarina Wy - cnr Acolus Ct 7:35 Casuarina Wy - cnr Barclay Dr 7:36 Casuarina Wy -opp Ebony Ct 7:38 Casuarina Way - opp Cudgerie Ct 7:39 Casuarina Way - opp Ocean Pde 7:40 Casuarina Way - opp Banzai St 7:41 Casuarina Way - near Longboard Cct 7:42 Casuarina Way - near Point Break Cct 7:43





Date of Notice: 16th 2016 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE Please be advised of following: Bus Timetable & Route Changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which will affect some school bus services. Surfside Buslines will implement alternative arrangements over this time for these services. School Bus 1231pm services to Chinderah, Kingscliff, Casuarina & Cabarita are impacted by these diversions Casuarina Way- North of Casuarina Village Shops; Pacific Coast Christian College & Lindisfarne Primary Students transfer at St Josephs College/ St James Primary onto 1217pm service for Casuarina Way North

Scheduled departure times will be slightly earlier because of these changes;

Bus Stop AM LINDISFARNE PRIMARY (Bell 8:40/15:00) 15:07 PACIFIC COAST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (Bell 8:35/15:15) 15:15 ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE (Bell 8:40/15:10) 15:24 ST JAMES PRIMARY (Bell 8:40/15:00) 15:25 Chinderah Bay Dr - opp Homestead c/van Park 15:33 Chinderah Bay Dr - cnr Wommin Bay Rd 15:34 Wommin Bay Rd - app Kingscliff St 15:36 Beach St 15:39 Lorien Wy - app Monarch Dr 15:41 Viking St 15:44 McPhail Ave - cnr Gibson St 15:45 Casuarina Way Shops South 15:55 Casuarina Wy - cnr Barclay Dr 15:56 Casuarina Wy - cnr Acolus Ct 15:57 Casuarina Wy - opp Sternculia Ct 15:58 Coast Rd - cnr Cypress Ave 16:04 Cabarita Shops - Coast Rd 16:05 Ti Tree Ave - opp Cassidy Cr 16:06 Sandalwood Dr - cnr Ficus Ct 16:07 Cabarita Rd - cnr Myrtle St 16:08 Cabarita Rd - Sports Club 16:09 Poplar Ave - cnr Tamarind Ave 16:12





Date of Notice: 17th June 2016: Morning School Bus 1236 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE: Please be advised: Bus Route and Departure time changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which affect some school bus services. Morning School Bus 1236am from Casuarina will be impacted.

Bus 1236am will access Casuarina, then Kingscliff via Tweed Coast Rd Scheduled Departure times will be slightly earlier Bus 1236am will no longer operate to Lindisfarne High School Lindisfarne High Students travelling from Seabreeze Bvd & Round Mountain Rd will transfer at

*Tamarind Ave onto school bus 1206am (arriving at LHS at 8:06am)

Scheduled Departure times Bus 1236am; Bus Stop PM Coast Rd - cnr Tamarind Ave (transfer point for LHS students) to Bus 1206 *7:30 Casuarina Wy -opp Ebony Ct 7:32 Casuarina Way - opp Cudgerie Ct 7:36 Casuarina Way - opp Ocean Pde 7:37 Casuarina Way - opp Banzai St 7:38 Casuarina Way - near Longboard Cct 7:40 Casuarina Way - near Point Break Cct 7:41 KINGSCLIFF HIGH 7:55





Date of Notice: 16th 2016 STUDENTS & PARENTS NOTICE Please be advised of following: Bus Timetable & Route Changes From Monday 27th June 2016, Cudgen Creek bridge will be closed for long term works which will affect some school bus services. Surfside Buslines will implement alternative arrangements over this time for these services. School Bus 1239 pm services to Casuarina are impacted by these diversions and this will only service Casuarina Way South of the Casuarina Village Shops. Students travelling North of the Casuarina Village shops should catch School Bus 1222pm (departing Lindisfarne High at 15:30pm)

departure times will be slightly earlier because of these changes; School Bus 1239pm -

Bus Stop PM TERRANORA PRIMARY (Bell 8:55/14:55) 15:15 LINDISFARNE HIGH (Bell 8:20/15:20) 15:25 Casuarina Wy - opp Sternculia Ct 15:43 Casuarina Wy - cnr Acolus Ct 15:44 Casuarina Wy - cnr Barclay Dr 15:45 Casuarina Village Shops - North 15:47

School Bus 1222pm -

Bus Stop PM Lindisfarne High (Bell 8:20 / 15:20) 15:30 Casuarina Way - opp Ebony Ct 15:50 Casuarina Way - opp Cudgerie Ct 15:51 Casuarina Way - opp Ocean Pde 15:52 Casuarina Way - opp Banzai St 15:53 Casuarina Way - near Longboard Cct 15:54 Casuarina Way - near Point Break Cct 15:55





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