Term 4 Week 9

Principal's Message

In this our final newsletter for 2021, I would like to acknowledge the contribution of staff, parents, carers and students to Kimberley College this year.  A key element of our philosophy at Kimberley College is for our graduates to be lifelong learners and global citizens who create opportunities and are confident in pursuing their passions.  There have been many highlights throughout this year and this was very apparent at each of our graduation events held over the past few weeks.  The year 12’s were farewelled with an eventful last few days including the Graduation Ceremony, Formal and the traditional Water Fight.  At our Primary Graduation we recognised our first foundation students who graduate this year to commence their secondary schooling.  These students were presented with a special badge to celebrate the occasion.  One day in the not too distant future we will have graduates of Kimberley College who have completed their entire 13 years of schooling at KC.  Whilst at the Middle School Graduation event held last week, we celebrated the year where students in the Middle School have had the opportunity to build their skills, learn new skills, represent their boats and Kimberley College in external competitions and engage in school life to its fullest.

We approach next year with a real sense of optimism.  A new classroom block will be installed over the holidays along with an extension to the primary play area and an outdoor learning area in the primary precinct.  Many of our water bubblers will be upgraded and the first round of lockers will be installed for use by senior students.  We also announced recently that the College will increase its involvement in inter-school sport in 2022 with the first gala day occurring in term one along with the P and F’s major fundraiser event – a colour fun run.

Thank you for being part of the Kimberley College community this year. Thank you for your support. I look forward to welcoming you back in 2022. I hope you have a wonderful festive season and a very Merry Christmas.

Glenn Johnson

Deputy Principal's Message

Keeping yourself and your mates safe

In Week 6 Paul Dillon graced Kimberley College with his exuberant presence – albeit in virtual form – for our final Invictus Wellbeing presentations of the year.  Over a two-day period, Paul presented to all teaching staff, to parents/caregivers on a webinar, as well as to all Year 10 & 11 students.  Having worked in the area of drug education for more than 30 years, Paul is undoubtedly best placed to provide guidance to our College community.  His focus is on providing up-to-date information and advice on staying safe rather than employing scare tactics.  The feedback from his presentations has been overwhelmingly positive and we hope to secure him for future presentations in 2022. 

Here is a link to Paul’s latest blog:

Being for others

Over 20 students (from Years 10 and 11) volunteered to become Peer Mentors at the College.  This is testament to our students’ altruistic attitude and desire to support others.  In Week 8, the student volunteers spent two days being trained as Peer Mentors in preparation for their role next year.  Students immersed themselves in the training and they are now equipped to facilitate a transition program to our Year 7 cohort in Term 1, 2022.  They will also look for opportunities to work and connect with the Year 7s throughout the 2022 year to help build greater connection across sub schools.  This is indicative of our students’ Waffo spirit.

Thinking critically, creatively and collaboratively

Engaging in philosophical Communities of Inquiry provide optimal ground for students to develop the ability to think critically, creatively and collaboratively; skills that are highly prized in our College community and beyond.

Tuesday 30 November marked the inaugural Queensland Junior Philosothon at Hillbrook School.  A Philosothon is a competition where students explore philosophical ideas collaboratively in a series of Communities of Inquiry and are judged by the quality of their participation.  The aim is not to ‘score points’, but to enable the group to move towards awareness of underlying concepts and critical understanding of different positions and arguments that arise during the discussion. Students are encouraged to ask questions, probe deeper and try to understand and clarify both their own arguments and those expressed by others within the group.

Eight Gubbi students attended the Philosothon event.  They participated in three Communities of Inquiry (on happiness, knowledge and moral goodness respectively) as well as a team round unravelling logic puzzles.  We are very proud of how the students conducted themselves; how they worked collaboratively; and, how they celebrated the success of one team member who received third place overall (Oliver Scott). 

Well done Oliver, Naomi, Loren, Max, Willow, Lilia, Georgia, Nalini.

In 2022, collaborative philosophical inquiry will be taught across Prep – Year 9 at Kimberley College for one lesson per week.  This aligns with our educational philosophy and aim to develop critical and creative thinkers who are equipped for life at school and beyond.

The key messages from these three recent events are rather pertinent in our current climate; look after yourself and those around you; explore ways to be for others; and, interrogate ideas rather than simply accepting them. 

I sincerely hope that you have a calm, balanced and restful holiday break. 

I look forward to seeing you in 2022!

Janine Parkinson

Senior School News

Congratulations goes to Namatjira student Marjone Maartens for winning the Industrial Artists of the Year award, First in Subject award and Academic Achievement award. Marjone displayed industry and commitment throughout her senior years and was a worthy recipient of these awards. 

Year 10 SEL Serve Event 

During SEL throughout Term 4, Year 10 students have been focusing on their Serve unit as they explored the benefits of looking beyond themselves and serving others. It was decided amongst the students that to demonstrate this serving nature, the Year 10s would ‘serve’ advice to the current Year 9 students to help prepare them for their transition into Senior School next year. During lessons, Year 10 students were asked, “Having experienced the transition to Senior School, what advice would you give your Year 9 self?” Students then brainstormed a range of insightful tips covering topics such as their personal wellbeing, social interactions/ experiences and study tips. The Year 10s then worked these ideas into a ‘How to Year 10’ booklet and combined with some special gift ideas, presented these items to the Year 9s. 

The Year 10 students put significant time and effort into this Serve unit and we hope it will be of benefit to the Year 9 students as they make the next exciting step in their learning journey! 

Miss Larkin, Ms Cooper, Mr Gous, & Mrs Smith - Year 10 SEL Teachers 

Middle School News

What an amazing year the students have had to stretch their minds and hearts. They’ve welcomed new students and teachers, explored their personal limits and pushed beyond them throughout our themes of Futures, Journeys, War & Peace and Power.

2020 limited us from giving students an opportunity to participate in competitions where they could showcase their talents. But, 2021 meant that we were open to engaging with the community again. Debating saw our teams articulate with precision the pros and cons of numerous topics, Write a Book in a Day, challenged not only our literary students but our artistic ones as well, as they had to write an entire short story. Tournament of Minds gave our drama students a chance to write and perform their own play, STEM workshops and Indigenous art workshops also gave students a chance to grow and build new skills. Raw and Camp gave our body smart students an avenue to show their athleticism. Everyone had an opportunity to engage in something they loved.  

Graduation was again open to our KC families and what a wonderful night it was. Hosted by the students for the students, a true testament to what our students can achieve when given the opportunity.

As we farewell 2021, we also say goodbye to our year 9s. They have been a big part of our Middle School family and their commitment and leadership will be missed. We look forward to inviting the year 8s to take the mantle and what the new year 7s will bring to the mix.

Thank you to everyone who has walked with us this year, we hope that you have a safe and enjoyable break.  

Margherite Rigden 

Primary School News

As the year draws to a close, we would like to take the opportunity to thank our primary families and friends for their support throughout the year. This year, we have been fortunate enough to have had you at significant events throughout the year. These events are not the same without your familiar and friendly faces. We wish you all a well-deserved break and time together as a family to recharge and reconnect. We look forward to seeing all of your smiling faces back in 2022.  

Year Six Dinner 

On Tuesday, 9th November, the year six Gubbi Gubbi students had their Year Six Dinner. The dinner was an opportunity for the students to get together with their teachers and peers to celebrate their time primary together. It was a lovely evening, and the students were very well-behaved.  

Graduation 

On Tuesday, 23d November, we celebrated our Primary Graduation. The event showcased our many talents across the Primary School including, keyboard performances, singing, dancing, and ukulele. We also acknowledged and celebrated our foundation students. 2021 was the first year our KC Primary had students graduate year six, who started their learning journey in Prep way back in 2015. These students received a heart-felt presentation from original teachers Mr. Heffernan, Mrs. Tribley, and Mrs. Walsh.  

Congratulations to the following students who received awards at the graduation: 

Academic Award: Delilah Bowles-Sykes, Jarrah Burdon, Lilly McNamara, Isaac Thackray Ryan Thackray, Ryan Walden, Abidah Yusuff, Delilah Floyd, Jared Mulcahy, Liam Perry, Liam Rafton, Willow Ramsay and Oliver Scott

Industry and Commitment: Emily Antonie, Savannah Blessing, Harvey Hinds, Emily Frost, Sevena Fuller, Loren Grcic and Nalinii Wijnberg – Hunt

Excellence in English: Oliver Scott and Millie Bishop

Excellence in Humanities: Josie Morgan 

Excellence in Creative Industries: Bronson Cullen, Sophia Olszewski and Sevena Fuller

Excellence in Mathematics: Willow Ramsay and Ryan Drescher

Excellence in Science: Naomi Sabawi and Liam Rafton

Excellence in Sport: Chaise Lucas

Virtue Awards 

Compassion: Dexter Fuller, Willow Heron, Keenan Bear, Aliyah English, Parker Wilson, Elena Hardman, Miley Crampin, Emily Whitehouse, Isaac Santano and Wynter Stevensen

Curiosity: Lachlan Wolpert, Aasha Salter-Hunt, Lochlan Longhurst, Ryland Prout, Felix Frost Jake Davies, Charlotte Heron, Brooklynn Giarranto and Paige Williams

Courage: Layne Meikle, Max Palelei, Abigail Vaughan, Evanna Pasfield, Maggie Reid Georgia Alderton, Harmony Geake, Brianna van Mastrigt, Gia Robbins and Carly Port 

Consistency: Tom Ellis, Abigail West, Emily Hinds, Ellana Pavey, Alexander Antonie, Bryce Kirby, Charlotte Giarranto, Josie Morgan and Charlotte Walden

Principals Award: Imogen Marjanovic, Ella Russo, Sevena Fuller, Loren Grcic and Liam Rafton

WAFFO: Maya McGee 

Swimming Carnival 

On Thursday, 25th November, the primary students travelled to the Logan West Aquatics Centre to participate in our primary swimming carnival. The event was a celebration of our term four swimming lessons and a chance for the students to try their best. We want to take the opportunity to congratulate all our little swimmers on their participation, encouragement of others, and winning attitudes. There were lots of smiles and giggles, and we had so much fun participating in races, watching others compete, and doing some free swims. 

Congratulations to the following students who received Aged Champion at the carnival: 

Year 3: Willow Stevenson and Stuart Patterson

10 Years: Brooklynn Giarrantano and Alexander Antonie  

11 Years: Georgia Patterson and Liam Perry 

12 Years: Charlotte Giarrantano, Willow Ramsay and Chaise Lucas 

Also, congratulations to Felix Frost for receiving a ‘Spirit of the Carnival’ award for his determination and positive attitude. 

Finally, a big thank you to a number of our senior students who attended the day and assisted with the Kokowaka events and set up and packing away. 

Christmas Concert 

On Thursday, 2nd December, the students concluded the year with their annual Christmas Carols Concert. At the concert, they had the opportunity to perform their Christmas song, participate in Christmas dances, and watch Christmas performances from across the primary and middle school. A great day was had by all. 

Gubbi Gubbi Goes to Movie World!

Term Four has been the best yet for our Gubbi Gubbi students! Our calendar was jammed packed with events, but we counted down the days until our all exciting trip to Movie World! We have been very lucky in Gubbi Gubbi this term to have explored all elements of The Arts. With our teachers, we have learnt skills in Dance, Drama, Film, TV, and Media Arts. These learning experiences helped prepare us for our ‘Lights! Camera! Action!’ workshop, with some of the cast and crew from Movie World. 

On arrival at Movie World, we were greeted by John, who plays ‘The Joker,’ and KP, the leading lady in the ‘Hollywood Stunt Driver 2’ show. The children were given the inside scoop into what it takes to be a live-action performer. We also got a preview of the show and got to ask questions before seeing it come to life later in the day. The stunt driver show had us on the edge of our seats with extreme precision driving, comedy, and action, all rolled into one action-packed performance. It even featured Mr. Heffernan, who was chosen from the crowd, with our help, to star as one of the leading roles in the show! Some of us even made the big screen when, as they say in showbiz, ‘Lights! Camera! Action!’

Our Gubbi Gubbis then headed to experience the thrills Movie World had to offer! We screamed our lungs out on all the scary rides, and some even got their licenses in the very prestigious Driving School. The day saw many students lining up again and again for the scarier rides. Some parents even braved the heights and speeds to join in on the fun (though this may have resulted in some parents losing their lunch). Miss C, Mr. H, and Miss Downer were all coerced onto rides, and all got to see some very interesting sides of our Gubbis. A massive shout-out to those who braved their fears and tried something new!

We caught up with all our favourite movie characters, posed for pictures, and got to see how they used their improvisation skills up close and personal. It was a fabulous day out for all, with all the children loving the experiences they had, including Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. A huge thank you to all of our parent volunteers for helping us have so much fun! It was the perfect way to end our year together in Gubbi Gubbi. 

Gubbi Gubbi Teachers

Primary Assembly

We wish to congratulate the following students who received a KC Attitude Award at our assembly. Well done, Jarrah Burdon, Imogen Marjanovic, Ryan Thackray, Willow Heron, Ruby Russo, Aasha Salter-Hunt, Isaac Thackray, Ryan Walden, Oliver Saunders, Isabella Russell, Emily Frost, Harmony Geake, Thea Blums, Boston Fisher, Xavier Haddon, Kirra Hale, Liam Rafton, Max Hutchinson, Indi Dowd, Miranda Bear, Delilah Floyd, Wynter Stevenson, Jeremy Marjanovic, Hugo Cornelius, Ashton Secker, and Toby Flanagan. 

We also wish to thank the Kokomini and Kokowara classes for sharing some special work from throughout the term. Kokomini presented us with their beautiful ‘Under the Sea’ posters, and dioramas and Kokowara performed their highly entertaining Grandparent Skits. Well done. 

Kristy Shepherdson

KCFA Update

On the 4th of November, our Kimberley College students had their Football Awards Dinner for 2021. 

It was a fantastic night and was very well attended by all students. We had the pleasure of having Rahmat Akbari (Professional Brisbane Roar A-League player) and Bilal (2019 Alumni) attend our awards dinner. Thank you for your time and for sharing your experiences with our students. 

Below are the special awards and recipients:

Award 1: Junior Girls “Rising Star” – Willow Ramsey

This award is based on the criteria of some who displays the potential to develop into an elite player and displays a desire and passion to perform well in training and matches.

Award 2: Junior Boy “Rising Star” – James Huppert

Award 3: Youth Girls “Player of the Year” –Rose Ahmed

This award is based on the criteria of, behaviour, work ethic in training, performance in school matches, and achievements throughout the year.

 Award 4: Youth Boys “Player of the Year” – Daniel De Ruysscher

Award 5: Boys “Goal Keeper of the Year” – Connor Damsma

This award is based on the criteria of, behaviour, work ethic in training, performance in school matches, and achievements throughout the year.

Award 6: Girls “Goal Keeper of the Year” – Isabella Hebron

Award 7: Team of the Year – U13 Futsal Team (qualified for Australasians)

This award is based on a competition teams’ performance during matches coupled with the amount of success they have had in the competition that they have competed in.

Award 8: Achievement of the Year – Daniel De Ruysscher

This is awarded to those students that have achieved or been recognised at a national level by gaining selection into Queensland and/or Australian teams or squads or signing professional contracts at senior level or national youth league level.

Award 9: Senior Girls “Player of the Year” – Isabella Hargrave

This award is based on the criteria of, behaviour, work ethic in training, performance in school matches, and achievements throughout the year.

Award 10: Senior Boys “Player of the Year” – Finn Brett

This award is based on the criteria of, behaviour, work ethic in training, performance in school matches, and achievements throughout the year.

Award 11: Football Academy Professional Attitude Award – Connor Damsma

This award is based on the player’s development towards the elite level, who conducts themselves in a professional manner, shows support to others in the academy and someone who is highly motivated and self-driven with a will and desire to be successful in self-improvement.

Congratulations to all these special award recipients.

Here is an overview of our year together representing Kimberley College for Football & Futsal. 

We entered into the inaugural Schools Football League comprising of 7 schools and played in all 4 competitions.

We competed in the ISSA Cup for U14 boys’ and girls’ squads. We also competed in the Uhlsports cup for our Senior boys, who topped their group going undefeated and qualified for the quarter-finals but ending their campaign there.

The District Rivers Championship day for our Year 7-9 boys was the first time we entered this competition. We finished second and lost the Grand Finals with more than half of the team 2 years younger than the teams we played on the day.

We competed in the Pacific Pines 9v9 tournament with our Year 5&6 boys making the semi-finals, our Year 9 & 10 boys making the Grand Finals and our Year 7&8 girls making the Grand Finals.  

The Bill Turner Cup U15 Boys got knocked out after playing in extra time golden goal after making it past the first 2 rounds and the Bill Turner Trophy for the U15 girls, unfortunately, ended in the early stages of the competition.

We had many Futsal events including the South East Queensland Futsal Tournament where our U13 and U16 boys qualified for the Queensland Champion of Champions and our U13’s advanced all the way to the Australasian Champion of Champions which start tomorrow for a 3-day event.

We also competed in the Winter State Futsal Titles with our U19 boys and U13 girls ending up champions on the day along with entering in the Summer State futsal titles in which our U19 boys were runners up for the day.

Earlier this week we were invited to the South Brisbane Primary Futsal Cup where our U12 girls went undefeated all day, winning their group but lost on penalties in the Grand Finals. Our U12 boys were able to come away undefeated and win against a tough team in the Grand Final.

Due to restrictions to school-based competitions over the last 2 years, this has been a huge year for our students and staff involved.

We had students who made regional representative teams within the school system. Congratulations to Connor Damsma (U19 South Coast Regional team and Champion) Daniel DeRuysscher (U12 South Coast Regional team and Champion) Zahra Ahmed and Sahara Jonata (U12 South Coast Regional team, 3rd overall). A special mention to Daniel De Ruysscher on being selected for the Queensland School Boys U12 Merit Football team. 

This is an enormous achievement as Football in Queensland maintains its position as the leading organised sport, by far, for adults and children, with some 333,400 participants recorded in the latest survey (Football Queensland, AusPlay Survey). This provides many pathways for students to be a part of a sport they love playing, even when they finish school.

Well done to all students involved on a successful and jam-packed year! We look forward to 2022 and coming back stronger. 

Scott Shepherd

Equestrian Round-up

2021 was a very exciting year for our Equestrian enthusiast students, with the establishment of our Kimberley College Equestrian Team our riders are very happy to be provided with support and recognition for the sport they love from KC. 

It was a bit of a slow start to the year with lots of organising to do and a lot to learn about Interschool Qld. We started the year with team practice afternoons and lessons held at Redlands Horse and Pony Club. As most of our riders enjoy jumping, we did lots of training in the disciplines of show jumping and cross country and made plans for competing as a team at Interschool Qld competitions.

As Lucy and Rosie Prevost were more experienced at competing at Pony Club events, they were first to kick off representing KC at interschool competitions with their first competition held by Fairholme College at Pittsworth Showgrounds. This was a successful first competition for the girls, with Lucy placing 2^nd overall in the 80cm state qualifier class on a count back for 1^st place and Rosie who only competed in the 50cm training round on her substitute pony due to her own horse being injured placed 5^th overall. The next interschool competition was held by Scots PGC College at Warwick in May and was very successful with Lucy taking out 1^st place overall in the 80cm state qualifier and Rosie taking out 1^st place overall in the 50cm training round. From these two competitions, Lucy fortunately gained all her qualifying rounds for States, which then took us up to Maryborough for the 2021 Hygain Interschool State Championships. Lucy unfortunately had some unlucky rails in this event; however she did manage to finish in 12^th place overall out of 53 riders. 

With the much-anticipated arrival of our Kimberley College Equestrian team uniforms and saddlecloths, we saw 6 of our KC equestrian team competing at the Emmaus College Interschool Competition at Jimboomba in August. It was fantastic to see the girls supporting each other and really being so happy to be able to compete for KC. The results for this competition were as follows: Lucy Prevost 2^nd place overall & Grace Ferguson 7^th place in the 90cm qualifier class; and Penelope Benseman 1^st place overall, Rosie Prevost 4^th place & Alyssa Jurlina 8th in the 70cm qualifying class

Our equestrian team riders have also had a lot of success in pony club events with notable achievements including: Lucy Prevost finishing 8^th overall at the State PCQ Show Jumping Championships in Sarina and 3^rd place overall in the Inaugural State PCQ Tetrathlon Championships at Southport.

Even though the interschool competitions have been a bit further afield than pony club competitions, the girls have really felt proud representing KC and being part of the KC equestrian team.  They look forward to kicking off the 2022 Interschool Qld competitions nice and early and supporting each other in their equestrian disciplines.

We would like to thank Sandra Alexzander for playing a huge part in the success of our first year.

Sporting Announcements

Sporting Announcements 2022
2022 Trial Dates - Pacific District Sports Trials
The draft calendar for our Pacific District Sports Trials has been released. The trial dates are for
students wishing to try out for representative selection in their chosen sports. These tryouts are
for students who already play these sports at a high level outside of school. The schedule is
relevant for our Gubbi Gubbi, Middle and Senior School students. An email has been sent to all
families from our sports department which includes a letter with the updated nomination process
along with the schedule of trial dates. We are excited to see our students soar again in 2022!

Tuesday 1st February - Swimming Carnival
Save the Date! We are starting our sporting year strong with our Middle and Senior School
Swimming Carnival being held in week two of term one, at the Cleveland Aquatic Centre. Our
Swimming Carnival provides the opportunity for our boats to come together and showcase their
spirit and swimming skills. A permission letter will be posted on the parent portal in the new year
with all of the details.

Thursday 17th March - Cross Country & School FUN RUN
Dust off your runners in week eight, term one as we have two exciting events in one fun filled
day! The morning will commence with our Primary, Middle and Senior competitors participating
in the Cross Country event. The afternoon will see the launch of the school wide FUN RUN. This
will be one of our biggest fundraising and spirit building events of the year with student rewards,
competitions and incentives. The FUN RUN will culminate with a colourful collaborative course
on our school oval. Further details for both of the sports events will be released early 2022.

Thursday 24th March - Interschool Sport, Gala Days
Kimberley College is thrilled to announce the introduction of Interschool Sport for our Middle and
Senior School students. We are launching this program in 2022 with 3 Gala Days in Terms 1-3.
For our first Gala Day we will be hosting and participating in Touch Football and Volleyball
during week nine of term one. We can not wait to begin building teams and training for this
event.

From our Counsellor

KRANK

Wow! 2021 is almost done. Congratulations to all of the students who have completed their schooling! Well done to everyone finishing 2021!

So why not treat the kids to some fun! Krank school holiday program is a Logan Council initiative to encourage children to get out and about enjoying activities with similar aged peers.

Keep your kids happy and active during the school holidays with the free and low-cost activities for children and teens in Logan aged 5 to 17 years. You will love the huge variety of outdoor sports and creative activities from which to choose!

The next school holiday program will run from Saturday 8 January to Sunday 23 January 2022. Bookings will be open closer to the school holiday period. Please contact the service providers directly for bookings.

How to book

Bookings will open at:

• 9.00am, Monday 13 December, 2021 for the January school holiday program
• 9.00am, Monday 21 March, 2022 for the April school holiday program

To book or enquire about an activity, contact the activity provider. You can find contact details for all providers in the program booklet. Specify any allergies or dietary requirements if your activity is food related.

Be sure to get in quick!

Instrumental Music Program 2022

Newsletter dates for 2022

Term 1 - Friday 4th February and Friday 1st April

Term 2 - Friday 29th April and Friday 24th June

Term 3 - Friday 22nd July and Friday 16th September

Term 4 - Friday 14th October and Friday 25th November

Absentees, Early Collections & Late Arrivals

Please remember that details pertaining to a students absence or an early collection can be sent via:

• our school App, 
• a call to 3209 0300 and select the Student Absences option or 
• you can email student.absences@kimberley.college.  

There is a link within the Rollcall app, however this is not linked to the school.

When sending an email to class teachers to advise them, please ensure that you also c.c in the Student Absences email.

If you are aware of an upcoming appointment, those details can be sent through ahead of time.

When picking up students early please come to the Student Hub to collect them.  

Unfortunately, we cannot allow students to sign out and leave without a parent / carer or an emergency contact person being sighted. 

All students arriving after the first bell (8.45) must go to the Hub and sign in late.

Also just a reminder that the top carpark is for staff only, the main carpark at the front of the school is for parents.

Library News

Holiday Reading

Did you know that you can join any council library online for free?  You can access their catalogue from home which allows you to filter by genre, format, reading age and subject. You can place holds and will get an email when your item is ready for collection. Their digital libraries are always open and library members can choose from thousands of eBooks, audiobooks (perfect for car trips!), magazines, films and more.  Once you have joined a library, you can install the BorrowBox app on any device and start enjoying free eBooks and audiobooks downloaded directly to your phone or tablet.

To find out more and start enjoying some good holiday reading, check out the following library sites.

https://www.redland.qld.gov.au/info/20157/libraries

https://loganlibraries.org/

https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/things-to-see-and-do/council-venues-and-precincts/libraries

https://www.borrowbox.com/

Scholastic Book Club

A HUGE thank you to all the families that supported Book Club this year.  Our rewards were used to buy quality books for the library.

Happy holidays everyone!

Library Staff

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