5 July 2024 - 7 May 2024
From the Principal

From the Principal

Happy Feast Day!

On Wednesday, in a beautiful first-time Mass at St Mary’s North Sydney, we celebrated the Feast Day of Jeanne–Marie Chavoin, Foundress of the Marist Sisters. This was followed by some tasty Tutor picnics and fun House games including trivia competitions. The enthusiastic community spirit evident channelled the desire of Jeanne-Marie for a Marist school to be ‘United in One Spirit’. Our stunning new “JMC” sculpture provided a real focus point for the day, again emphasising Jeanne-Marie’s formidable courage, humility, strength and great trust in God.

We welcomed our Marist sisters to our Feast Day Mass and presented each sister with flowers to wish them a Happy Feast Day as well as thank them for their continued support of our College community: Sr Gail Reneker – Unit Leader, Sr Noelene Simmons, Sr Mary Farrelly, Sr Vivienne Goldstein, Sr Gemma Pearson and Sr Maureen Crick . 

Thanks to Fr Richard Leonard SJ, Parish Priest at St Mary’s North Sydney, who invited our community to celebrate at St Mary’s North Sydney. Thanks also to Fr Brian Wilson – Holy Name of Mary Parish Hunters Hill who concelebrated with Fr Richard.

Congratulations to our new Student Leaders

As part of the Foundress Day Mass on Wednesday, we blessed and presented badges to our new student Leadership Team in our traditional Investiture Ceremony. Our student leaders have spent two valuable days in camp preparing their approach to their roles next term. I look forward to working with and supporting their initiatives.

 

Semester 1 Awards 

Congratulations to all students who received Merit Awards and Academic Progress Awards on Monday. These awards recognise both achievement and success throughout Semester 1. This was a very happy occasion punctuated by a selection of outstanding musical performances. For many, it represents the achievement of some of their 2024 goals. 

Cambodia Immersion 

During the school holidays, Ms Samantha Ison and Mr Andy D’Archy, will take a group of 12 students to Cambodia. We wish them a very safe and satisfying journey. These types of immersions are very broadening for our students and allow them to reflect on and live out our College values in the service of others. Many thanks to these staff who have given up their holiday time to support our students in this way.

Happy Holidays

I wish all families a very restful holiday. Make sure you take time to read at least one book!

Dr Anne Ireland, Principal
 
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From the Assistant Principal

From the Assistant Principal

Innovate NOW

Congratulations to Harriet O’Connor (Year 10) and Seana Miao (Year 10) who have been selected by the College to engage in the Entrepreneurial Bootcamp being held in the upcoming school holidays 8-12 July. Students were invited to submit a business proposal to attend the bootcamp being run by Daniel McQuade (Columbia Business Faculty). This achievement allows both Harriet and Seana to delve further into their business ideas. We look forward to hearing about their experiences when we return in Term 3.

 

 

2024 Term 3 Upcoming College Events 

 
Ms Melinda Alvarez, Assistant Principal

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From the Religious Education Coordinator

From the Religious Education Coordinator

In our Church ……

THE FEAST OF JEANNE-MARIE CHAVOIN 

June 30 marked the 166th anniversary of the death of Jeanne-Marie Chavoin, revered foundress of the Marist Sisters.

Born in the village of Coutouvre in central France in 1786 the young Jeanne-Marie followed the call of the Colin brothers at Cerdon to establish the first community of Marist Sisters. Mother St Joseph, as she was known, died in 1858 at Jarnosse, not far from her birthplace.

Jeanne-Marie Chavoin, Foundress of the Marist Sisters, was a woman who lived simply and, like Mary, was attentive to the needs of others. As we recall the anniversary of her death we pray that like her we might always “try to live in a great spirit of faith which will lead us to see God in everything” (CMJ 90.3).

She is remembered as a courageous, large-hearted and generous woman. Her deep faith in God and love of Mary enabled her to be always ready to render service to those in need.

God of creation,
we praise and thank you for the birth of Jeanne-Marie Chavoin,
our foundress, Mother St Joseph.

We thank you for her parents, Théodore and Jeanne, for their love, their courage, their acceptance of responsibility and all they taught Jeanne-Marie.
We thank you for our own parents, the families which prepared us for life.

May Jeanne-Marie Chavoin intercede for us today,
that we may present a Marian face in our world –
a face of compassion, understanding and love,
a face which accepts people as they are,
yet encourages them to grow in goodness.

With them, may we be brought forth to the life of grace.
We pray this in the name of Jesus your Son. 

 

In our Curriculum ……

CAMBODIA IMMERSION – BON VOYAGE

Catholic Mission is the international mission agency of the Catholic Church in Australia. Compelled by the message, life and love of Jesus Christ, Catholic Mission forms Australians for mission and raises funds for mission—in Australia and around the world. 

Catholic Mission operates in over 160 countries to support initiatives in 1,100 dioceses, including remote Australia. Grassroots needs are identified by local Catholics, to give people the opportunity for a full, enriched life— physically and spiritually—regardless of race, stigma, religion or gender.

 

Mission in action happens right now and for generations, to help people immediately, longer term and eternally. We engage in mission when we proclaim our faith through our words, actions and lives.

Marist Sisters’ College are very fortunate to be sending twelve students and two teachers to Cambodia to experience an immersion in the school holidays.

We wish Ms Samantha Ison, Mr Andy d’Archy, Edie Riley, Catherine Davis, Amelie Gomez-Nielwolik, Kayla Staniforth, Bianca Magner, Sophie Scoullar, Georgia Sherry, Audrey Williams, Lucy Mutimer, Elka Byczkov, Samara Naidu and Ellie Pondekas a safe trip to Cambodia. A big thank you to Catholic Mission for organising and leading this wonderful immersion. May God protect you on the way and bring you back safe and sound; and may his angel accompany you for safety.

 

YEAR 11 STUDIES OF RELIGION I – SHABBAT WORKSHOP

Currently, our Year 11 Studies of Religion I students are studying Judaism as a Religious Tradition. In this topic, the particular focus is on the ways in which Judaism, as an integrated belief system, provides a distinctive answer to the enduring questions of human existence for its adherents.

On Monday, 1st July, Year 11 Studies of Religion I immersed themselves in a Shabbat workshop with Ms. Lili Negrine, who shared her personal testimony on the Jewish practice of Shabbat. The workshop provided students with an opportunity to experience the rich traditions that define this weekly observance. During this session, students explored the significance of the rituals and objects used by herself and her family, and heard a recitation of the Hamotzi and Kiddush prayers.

Ms. Negrine also generously brought in traditional challah bread from her local bakery and a variety of delicious dips traditionally eaten during Shabbat for the students to enjoy. This allowed students to further deepen their understanding of the cultural and spiritual significance of Shabbat in a tangible way. 

Thank you to Ms. Lili Negrine for providing our students with this enriching experience and a huge thank you to Ms Samantha Ison for organising the workshop.

YEAR 7, 8 & 9 EVANGELISATION DAY

Evangelisation Day at Trinity Catholic College Auburn was an awakening and reviving experience for me. With the range of activities such as fun challenges, icebreakers and a reflective mass enabled many to move out of their comfort zone and connect with other schools from the Sydney Archdiocese. 

This year’s theme “We Journey Together as Joyful Witnesses to Hope” addressed the importance of Hope and Joy. I had learnt that as Catholics, we are all missionaries of joy, meaning our focal mission in life is to radiate joy to others . The talk by guest speaker, Caroline Khouri, reinforced the meaning of hope. Instead of seeking something for yourself, a new meaning was redeveloped: wishing good and wanting the best for others. This notion is continued as it showed how faith brings people together to see a new perspective of life. 

Evangelisation day is an exceptional way to reconnect with God and form a refreshed perspective of my faith. Thank you to Ms Vu for organising the day and to Ms Ison for joining us as well!

– Sienna Vitale, Year 9 

ENROLMENTS FOR CONFIRMATION 2024 ARE NOW OPEN AT ST MICHAEL’S LANE COVE

Enrolments for confirmation are now open.

The link is on our website https://lanecoveparish.org.au/ and here – https://forms.gle/dkuzFTUiNeRLQzq77

 

 
Mrs Caroline Morizzi, Religious Education Coordinator

 

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From the Leader of Learning

From the Leader of Learning

Academic Progress Awards Assembly for Stage 4 & 5

Congratulations to all award recipients presented with Academic Progress or Academic Merit Awards on Monday this week. I also want to express my sincere gratitude for the performances of our vocal ensemble, Coro Dolce and our Year 9 Elective Music ensemble. It was wonderful to see our Performing Arts shine.

I have included an extract from my address to the assembly:

Today, we celebrate the remarkable achievements of our Years 7 to 10 students. Many have demonstrated excellence and perseverance across all courses. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to each of these students and encourage everyone to maintain their dedication as we enter Semester Two.

Recognising and celebrating accomplishments is integral to our Marist community. By acknowledging the contributions of others, we enrich the quality of our collective learning experience.

In the spirit of the Marist tradition, let us draw inspiration from Mary—a woman of courage, fortitude, and unwavering faith. Her example teaches us to persist even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges. We, too, are part of a greater plan, and our commitment to learning contributes to our personal growth and the wellbeing of our College community. As we reflect on Semester One, take pride in your achievements. Today’s celebration includes a sense of satisfaction—a reminder of our shared journey. Now, looking ahead to Semester Two, I encourage you to embrace challenges within the classroom. Revisit your My Marist Compass goals, showcase your unique gifts, and always strive for excellence.

A full list of the award recipients can be found by clicking here.

Mr Justin Hodges, Leader of Learning

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NAIDOC Week

 

On June 26th, our College gathered to celebrate NAIDOC Week ahead of it taking place in the holidays from July 7th to 14th. We heard from staff and students about the history and significance of this celebration, as well as a moving speech from a special guest, Ms Hannah Owen — a member of our parent community at MSCW. Hannah shared her story with much heart and humour, and gave advice for connecting with those who outwardly or initially may seem very different to ourselves. 
 
We finished the assembly with the handing over of our individual staff action plans as a commitment to reconciliation. Well done in particular to Indie in Year 12 for her touching and personalised Acknowledgement of Country, honouring the Wallumedegal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet each day at school. 
 
The City of Ryde has a special event on Friday 12th to celebrate NAIDOC Week. You can find out more information here or in the flyer included later in the newsletter: https://www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/Events/NAIDOC-Week
 

Ms Emma Pracey, Instructional Specialist
 
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Sports Results

Week 9
Football
 
Finals

Junior A MSCW 4 vs Domremy Catholic College 1

MVP: Danika Krekacs

Junior B MSCW 0 vs Rosebank College 4

MVP: Sara Alessi

3rd Play Off

Intermediate MSCW 7 vs Rosebank College 1

MVP: Billie Letsios

Finals

Senior MSCW 3 vs Rosebank College 0

MVP: Claudia Janus
Netball

 
 
Finals

Junior A MSCW 34 vs Domremy Catholic College 16

MVP: Lilian Amede

Junior Mixed MSCW/ HCR (1 31  vs Trinity Catholic College 28

MVP: Charlotte Butler

Round 9

Intermediate A MSCW 37 vs Domremy Catholic College 19

MVP: Niamh Krenmayr 

 

Intermediate B MSCW vs St Vincent’s College Ashfield (Forfeit)

MVP: N/A

3rd Play Off

Intermediate Mixed MSCW/ HCR (1) 22 vs Rosebank College 20

MVP:  Ellie Pondekas

Finals

Senior MSCW 26 vs Rosebank College 12 

MVP: Ashleigh Britt

 
 
MVP
Danika Krekacs Sara Alessi Billie Letsios
Claudia Janus Lilian Amede Charlotte Butler
Niamh Krenmayr  Ellie Pondekas   Ashleigh Britt
 
 
 
Week 10
Football
 
Sydney Quarter Finals

Junior MSCW 4 vs Brigidine College 0

MVP: Sorcha Reid

 

Senior MSCW 9 vs Brigidine College 1

MVP: Bonita Glassock
Netball

 
 
Finals

Junior MSCW 33 vs Corpus Christi Catholic College 41

MVP: Lilian Amede

 

Intermediate MSCW 23 vs Brigidine College 25

MVP: Niamh Krenmayr

 

Senior MSCW 30 vs St Clare’s College 32

MVP: Georgia Southcombe
 
MVP
Sorcha Reid Bonita Glassock Lilian Amede
 
Niamh Krenmayr Georgia Southcombe  

 

 
Mr Daniel Watts, Sports Coordinator

 

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Sports News

Congratulations to the MSCW Netball and Football Teams! 

What an incredible performance at the Conference 2 Championships! 

  • Junior Netball Champions  
  • Intermediate Netball Runners Up  
  • Senior Netball Champions 
  • Junior Football Champions 
  • Senior Football Champions
  • Junior Netball Mixed Champions 
  • Junior Football Runners Up (B Division)

Let’s keep up the amazing MSCW spirit and teamwork! 

Bring on the Sydney Championships!

 

The MSCW Junior Football team (Years 7-9) has started strong in the NSW CCC Junior Knockout Football competition, securing a 2-1 victory over Clancy Catholic College. They now advance to the semi-finals, ready for their next challenge against Brigidine College or Marist Catholic College.

Awesome effort!

 
 

Congratulations to Emelia Dunn, Year 10 student on her recent success at the NSW All Schools Volleyball Tri-Series Championships. Representing NSW CCC against students from both private and public schools, she helped her team secure second place. Furthermore, she was selected for the 2024 All Stars Merit team. 

Amazing achievement!

 

 

 

Congratulations to the MSCW Gymnastics Team who exhibited their extraordinary talents at the Sydney Catholic Schools Gymnastics Championship, which took place at the Aquatic Centre in Rooty Hill. 

  • Elyssa Evans
  • Leila O’Donnell
  • Kayla Mugridge
  • Chloe Cunningham
  • Caterina Otter
  • Amelia Bykova-Agrawal                  
  • Olivia Testa
  • Sarah Reynolds                       
  • Natasha Payne (Student Coach) 

The event featured an impressive array of talent, with participants from across the SCS showcasing their proficiency in various gymnastics disciplines, including the floor, bars, vault, and beam. 

A special congratulations to the following student: 

Level 6

  • Olivia Testa – 3rd Place Floor

Awesome achievement

 
 
 
Mr Daniel Watts, Sports Coordinator

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From the College Counsellors

Online Parenting Course – Emotion Coaching (By CatholicCare) TERM 3

Dates: 31 July to 14 August 2024 Wednesdays

Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm 

This popular 3-week course focuses in depth on John Gottman’s Emotion Coaching. Parents will gain an understanding of their parenting style, some of the traps they may fall into in their parenting and build their confidence and knowledge as parents.  

Cost of course is $65 + $10 for Course Workbook. $5 for concession card holders.

Call the CatholicCare team on 13 18 19 or email pcd@catholiccare.org to reserve your place.  

Miss Carly Boaler and Ms Louise Scuderi, College Counsellors

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Marist Laity Australia

Marist Laity Australia warmly invites staff and families of the college to the 2024 celebration of the Promise of Fourviere where the Marist project began.

Post School Pathways

HSC Study sessions

WSU Free Online HSC Study Sessions  September 30 to October 4, 2024

From Monday 30th September to Friday 4th October 2024, Western Sydney University will be offering a range of online study sessions to assist Year 12 students in their preparations for the HSC. Delivered by highly qualified senior teachers with 24 free sessions across 15 key HSC subject areas, the sessions will include content analysis, tips and strategies, and a detailed exploration of key syllabus and curriculum areas.

Students also have the opportunity to sit a practice exam and deconstruction, with feedback and advice from experts. Find out more

 

Upcoming Events

JMC Academy HSC Performance Feedback Session  July 6 to July 20, 2024

Book a time with an industry professional to guide and assist on Drama or Music HSC Performance Major Work. This initiative is ideal for Year 12 students who are looking to take their major work performance to the next level with feedback from industry professionals who are experts in their field. Find out more

The Hotel School Sydney Open Campus 2024  July 6, 2024

Join us for a day filled with excitement and exploration at our University Open Campus, where you’ll get to experience life as a student at The Hotel School. Find out more

SAE Create for a Day July 6, 2024

One day program designed to expand your skills and get you working on inspiring creative projects in the fields of Animation, Audio, Design, Film, Games or Electronic Music Production. Find out more

AIM Holiday Workshop for students in Years 9 – 12: Music Performance, Sydney  July 8 to July 9, 2024

Learn, practice and perform contemporary and classic pop, rock and soul tunes, under the expertise of Australia’s leading music mentors. Find out more

AIM Holiday Workshop for students in Years 9 – 12:  Songwriting, Sydney July 8 to July 9, 2024

Find out more  

UTS | Trace Day: Discover Forensic Science July 9, 2024

Participate in workshops on forensic science practice, hear about diverse careers options from industry speakers and meet staff and students from the Forensic Science faculty. An opportunity to explore their specialist lab facilities.  Find out more

ACU Guarantee, entry programs and pathways webinar July 10, 2024

Learn about all ACU’s entry programs, pathways and ACU Guarantee early entry, including key dates and application information. Hear from current students about their journeys. Find out more

UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture Portfolio Entry Workshop

Register for the in-person session: July 10, 2024 OR Register for the online session: July 11, 2024

Join staff and academics to learn more about submitting a portfolio for a range of degrees across the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture for 2025. The scheme provides early conditional offers with an adjusted ATAR entry requirement that is up to 10 points lower than the usual selection rank for a particular degree. This allows you to showcase your passion and talent in addition to your ATAR score. In this interactive session we will provide tips and examples on what you need to submit and how to apply. 

AMPA 
Dance Experience Day  July 10, 2024 Find out more

Music Theatre/Classical Experience Day  July 10, 2024 Find out more

Contemporary/Music Production/Composition July 11, 2024 Find out more

Sydney Design School 
Interior Decoration Workshop July 10 to July 11, 2024

Beginners workshop to learn more about the Certificate IV in Interior Decoration course. Find out more

Designer for a Day Workshop (Interior Design) July 11, 2024 Find out more
AIM HSC Masterclass Performance workshop Sydney  July 11 to July 12, 2024  Find out more 
AIT Open Day  July 13, 2024

Learn about degrees in film, 2D and 3D animation, game design, and IT.  Hear about careers and study paths.

Take a tour of our campus. Find out more

UTAS Paramedicine Taster Day, Sydney (students in Years 11 and 12)  July 17, 2024

This immersive workshop will provide students with an opportunity to explore real-world examples of research, study, and careers in Paramedicine. Find out more

UTS Discover Nursing  July 18, 2024

Hear about diverse nursing careers from industry speakers, meet our academic teachers and ask current students about the UTS Bachelor of Nursing. Tour our world-class clinical facilities and explore your future campus!

Find out more

UOW Open Day 2024, Liverpool  July 27, 2024  Find out more 
ACU Open Days 2024 (Blacktown, Strathfield and North Sydney Campuses)   Find out more
Charles Sturt Open Days 2024   Find out more

Connections First Nations Direct Entry Program – Science and Technology  July 29 to August 2, 2024  Find out more

Connections First Nations Direct Entry Program – Health  August 12 to August 16, 2024

Charles Sturt University is excited to host an immersive direct entry program for First Nations people interested in a study and career pathway in a range of health professions. Find out more

UTAS Open Day 2024, Rozelle  August 3, 2024 Find out more  
Torrens Open Days in August 2024  Find out more 
Whitehouse Institute of Design Open House  10 August 2024, Sydney   Find out more 
Macquarie Open Day 2024  August 10, 2024  Find out more
La Trobe Open Days 2024  August 22, 2024  Find out more
AIE Open Day August 11, 2024 Find out more 
UNSW x National Science Week 2024 August 12 to August 27, 2024

The electrifying UNSW x National Science Week program illuminates groundbreaking advancements in science, medicine, tech, and engineering.  Find out more 

Sydney Careers & Employment Expo 2024 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney August 17

The event is for school students, parents, teachers, graduates, job seekers, people looking for courses and workers seeking new opportunities. Entry is free. Find out more 

University of Newcastle Open Day 2024 Find out more

Central Coast: August 17, 2024

Newcastle: August 31, 2024  

ICMS Open Day 2024  August 17, 2024 Find out more
ACAP Open Days 2024 Sydney: August 24, 2024 Find out more
SAE Institute Open Days 2024  Sydney: August 24, 2024 Find out more
University of Sydney Open Day 2024 August 31, 2024 Find out more 
UTS Open Day 2024  August 31, 2024 Find out more
AIM Open Day 2024, Sydney September 7, 2024  Find out more 
UNSW Open Day 2024 September 7, 2024 Find out more
NAS (National Art School) Open Day 2024 September 7, 2024 Find out more
ACPE Open Day 2024 September 28, 2024 Find out more

 

Workshops

WSU | Bizfluencers Workshop for students in Years 9 – 10.  September 30, 2024

The program aims to connect aspiring Business Influencers (‘Bizfluencers’) with business leaders, researchers and practitioners in the 1PSQ Business Lab to explore the future of business. Registration closes Monday, 16 September 2024. Find out more 

Discover ACU free events
AI Magic with IT at ACU North Sydney November 26, 2024

Participate in interactive AI activities, chat with current students and learn what it’s like studying a degree in IT at ACU. Find out more

Exercise and Sports Science at ACU Blacktown  November 27, 2024

Experience the range of cutting-edge equipment for training and rehabilitation that you will have access to as part of a sport and exercise science degree with ACU. Find out more 

Law and Criminology at ACU North Sydney  November 28, 2024

Aspiring lawyers will have the chance to develop their analytical and courtroom skills in our law and criminology workshops. These hands-on activities will provide you with an insight into the Australian legal system and its functions.

Find out more

 

Scholarships 

George Murrell Shoulders Scholarship
Opens: June 27, 2024  Closes: July 15, 2024

The team at George Murrell Shoulders is thrilled to present the George Murrell Shoulders Scholarship, valued at $500. This scholarship is open to both domestic and international students at the primary, secondary, or tertiary level, currently enrolled in any university or institute in NSW. Designed to help alleviate the financial burden of education, this scholarship supports students in their academic journey.

Recipients of the George Murrell Shoulders Scholarship will be announced by August 25th, 2024.

Find out more

Bond University Leadership Scholarship
Opens: May 1, 2024 Closes: August 29, 2024

Our Leadership Scholarships aim to recognise current Year 12 students who have outstanding leadership experience and community involvement with a partial-fee tuition remission scholarship.

Leadership Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate high academic achievement, as well as outstanding leadership skills and community achievements. Find out more

 

Competitions

Sony World Photography Awards Youth Competition  
Opens: June 1, 2024 Closes: January 3, 2025

Enter your favourite photographs taken in 2024. Submit up to three of your striking single images from the past year and share them with the judges. All photographic styles, genres and approaches are welcome – enter your top standout images you think will catch the judge’s eye and imagination. Find out more

KSP Poetry Awards 
Opens: June 24, 2024 Closes: September 25, 2024

Annual poetry competition for Australian writers, which is free for youth to enter thanks to sponsorship from the Shire of Mundaring. Entries must be original and unpublished. All poetry styles and themes are acceptable.

There are three categories to enter:

  • Youth KSP Poetry Awards (10 to 17 years) – Free, one poem per entrant
  • Open KSP Poetry Awards (18 years plus) – $10 per poem, no limit on entries
  • Annette Cameron Encouragement Award (unpublished WA residents only, 18 years plus) – $10, one poem per entrant

Find out more

 

Ms Leonie Clarke, Post School Pathways Coordinator
 
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Canteen News

Change to Flexischools

Due to the increase of online orders, the cut off time will now be 8:00 am!

Please order as soon as you are able to.

Flexischools is the system for students to order lunch online and to purchase over the counter in the Canteen. If you are new to this system we would encourage you to set up a Flexischools account. (Link: flexischools.com.au). The Canteen is a very busy area at lunchtime, so ordering online is the best option to ensure your daughter’s order is ready at the start of lunch and avoids any delays in purchasing over the counter.
 
Please note Friday is always a busy with online orders, please order early on Fridays to hopefully minimise issues you may experience. If you do have a problem please contact the Flexischool parent helpline Monday – Friday 7.00 am – Midday on 1300 361 769.
 
Students please see canteen staff for any assistance.
 
 

Calling on volunteers

The MSCW Canteen would love to welcome new and existing parents to help out. Any day and time you can spare or offer would be greatly appreciated by all, especially at recess and lunchtime with the pickup of lunches and service. If you are able to assist, please contact the Canteen via SMS on 0457 593 920.