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Parenting has always been a tough job and it is getting even tougher. I am the father of three children and four grandchildren and have first had experience of how hard it can be. We dragged our children back and forth between Australia and New Zealand and one of my sons was really affected by that for some years.
My wife and I never claim to be excellent parents as we look back on many mistakes and the misguided things we did to our children. But today, we have three lovely adults who are doing well in life and of whom we are very proud. We taught them to be strong and independent early in life and that they would not always have us and did not actually need us. We love each other and really enjoy connecting now they are adults.
We were strict and the children still talk about some of the things we did not allow them to do and the punishments they had to endure but it is usually with good humour. With hindsight, they have come to acknowledge that we had good intentions even if we got it wrong sometimes.
I see today a very different approach to parenting to our own and that is not always a bad thing. Given we recognise we did not always get it right, changes were needed and have often been good. But we also grieve over the things we see that appear to be producing weak children and weaker adults. We laugh about the concept of the ‘tiger mum’ or the ‘helicopter parent’, but I experience interaction with such people regularly. It is refreshing to work with parents who are trying to take a sensible road between protection and total freedom.
Anxious parents make for anxious children. One of our previous counsellors used to say, the parent should at least appear to the child to be the least anxious person in the room. This is increasingly not the case. I see parents really worrying about the safety of their children but actually not shielding them from one of the most harmful things in our society – the mobile phone - with its easy access to hurtful social media posts, pornography and graphic images of traumatic world and life events.
I also see parents modelling poor behaviour to their children. Rushing to their defence without getting all the facts or refusing to believe others when they report that the child has done something inappropriate, blaming the school for what is happening to their child without taking some responsibility for it themselves and so on.
If it does take a village to raise a child, then we really need each other in the process. School and home (and Church) working together will help each child grow into mature, confident, capable adults.
Principal
Kindergarten 2023 Graduation
Congratultions to all our Kindergarten students who received their Graduation Certficates at Chapel on Wednesday. The students sang us a beautiful Christmas song and shared all about their first year at school. Well done to our three Kindergarten classes and to Mrs de Lore, Mrs Sirone and Mrs Kastelan.
Interschool Chess Competition
On Thursday 16 November GPCC hosted the Central Coast Interschool Chess Tournament. We had some outstanding results as the GPCC Primary team won their division. A special mention also to Alex K and Archimedes D who Age Champion medals in their divisions.
Talent Quest Auditions
Students have been auditioning in their grades for the famous end of year Talent Quest this past week.
New Student Orientation
It was wonderful to greet the newest members of our community for a day on Friday. We are excited in having these new students joining us in 2024.
2024 Leadership Elections next Tuesday
Students in K-6 will be listening to the Year 5 candidates and voting next Tuesday 21 November. We wish the candidates all the best as they consider what it means to be a godly leader at GPCC.
Uniform
Please remember that it is our expectation for students to continue to adhere to the school uniform policy. Teachers will continue to monitor uniforms and notify parents if their child is not wearing correct uniform.
Thank you Morning Tea - Volunteers
My grandma always said – Many hands make light work. That is certainly true for a school. We are so much better for the parents and friends who help us throughout all our events in the year and we would love to celebrate you. Our thank you morning tea is on Tuesday 28 November and if you have helped out in anyway this year – sports carnivals, sewing costumes, reading groups, grade parents etc, we would love to see you there. Please RSVP to brooke.milsom@gpcc.nsw.edu.au by Friday17 November.
New Fee Payment System - Please review your contact details
We are in the process of changing over to new fee payment system. In order to set parents up correctly in the new system, we need to ensure that all contact details are up to date and correct.
Action required:
Prior to the end of Term 4, please log into Parent Lounge to review your contact details and make any updates/corrections where necessary.
Student of the Week Awards
Congratulations to the following students:
Kingston W; KDL, Taimani O; KK,Hamish M; KS, Zahli F; 1C,April R; 1G, Owen T; 2G,Aston P; 2J, Ethan T; 2PS,Savannah G; 3B, Saoirse C; 3B,Mahli Y; 3D, Kyle M; 3D,Thomas B; 4D, Liam C; 4D,Cruz H; 4M, Zion A; 4RM,Lilliana G; 5L, Henry T; 5P,Victoria B; 5P, Dom E; 6B,Luke L; 6SH, Oliver B; 6SH.
Events this Term
Term 4 is always a busy term and planning is essential. Here are some dates to assist you with forward planning for the weeks ahead.
- Monday 4 December – Year 6 Graduation and Year 6 Graduation Dinner at Terrigal SLCS
- Tuesday 5 December – Primary Thanksgiving Service
- Wednesday 6 December – Last day of Term 4
Mrs Jane McLarty | Acting Head of Secondary
National Prayer Breakfast
On Monday 13 November our 2024 Prefects attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Canberra. We heard from Danny and Leila Abdullah about the power of forgiveness, prayed for our nation with representatives from both parties, and sang Amazing Grace, all in the symbolic heart of our country. Students also met Julian Leeser (MP for Berowra), Scott Morrison (MP and former PM), Daniel Pampuch (CEO of CSA) and Mark Spencer (Director of Public Policy, CSA). It was wonderful to hear students asking these leaders questions about the role of faith in politics, how faith shapes their political agendas, and what it means to be a Christian in the public eye. We also took time on the lawn above to Parliament House to reflect on our time there and to pray for our school leaders, our government, and our nation.
Special thanks to Mr Steve Spies, retired principal from Berowra Christian School, who volunteered to drive the minibus. He also took time to invest in our students' lives, introducing them to key people at the breakfast and challenging them in how they live out their faith and what it means to spend their lives in the service of God's kingdom.
Ordering your 2024 Year 11 Student Textbooks and Stationery resources with Campion Education
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Ordering your 2024 Years 7 – 10 Student Stationery resources with Campion Education
We are pleased to announce our engagement with Campion Education for the provision of purchasing your 2024 Year 11 student Textbooks and Stationery items.
You can also purchase your 2024 Years 7 - 10 Stationery resources with Campion Education as well. If you wish to do all your school Textbook and stationery shopping in the one place online and have it delivered to your home in January ready for Term 1, this will be very convenient for you. Please note this is only an option for your convenience and not a requirement.
To ensure you receive your stationery in time for the start of Term 1, please place your order by Monday 4 December 2023. For orders placed after the due date, the availability of items for Back to School delivery cannot be guaranteed.
Please refer to email sent on Thursday 3 November by Juli Groves with link and details of how to order.
Year 12 2024 students have already ordered via Box of Books.
New Fee Payment System - Please review your contact details
We are in the process of changing over to new fee payment system. In order to set parents up correctly in the new system, we need to ensure that all contact details are up to date and correct.
Action required:
Prior to the end of Term 4, please log into Parent Lounge to review your contact details and make any updates/corrections where necessary.
Year 10 Food Hamper Drive for Coast Shelter
As part of our Year 10 Service day the students are organising a Christmas Food Hamper Drive for Coast Shelter. Please support this student run iniative to assist Coast shelter clients that access homelessness or domestic and family violence services. Please deliver donated goods by Monday 20 November to the College.
For details on suggested items for donations please visit our website here.
Year 10 Christmas Bake Sale and BBQ
Date: Monday 20 November
Venue: Outside the MPC
Time: Recess and Lunch
Please bring cash for Sausage sandwiches $2.50, Cans of drink $1.50, Bakesale - range of prices
Year 9 Girls Mission Trip Report
The Year 9 girls mission team headed out to Brewarrina and Gulargambone on Friday 20 October for a week of supporting the ministry of Pastor Isaac Gordon and Pastor Henry Louie. The girls on the team were: Hannah B, Morgan D, Alice H, Imogen H, Matilda L, Isabella T and Izzy W. The staff on the trip were Mrs Barnes, Mr McGillivray and ex-student, Olivia F.
After a long drive, the girls set up camp at Four Mile Reserve in Brewarrina and headed into the local youth group. There they were met by many excited young people that were very happy to meet them. The girls lead some games and shared some testimonies. These were all enjoyed by the participants and the girls on team.
On the Saturday after morning devotions, the girls had some time at the council swimming pool and engaged with some of the locals. It was wonderful to see how the girls seamlessly mixed with the locals. That evening a couple of the locals came and shared a meal with the girls around the campfire.
On Sunday morning the team headed to church and performed an item for the congregation. They sang ‘The Blessing’. The congregation and Pastor Isaac felt very blessed by the song. A few more girls shared their testimony in church and then enjoyed a meal with the locals in the church. After church, the team travelled an hour to a small town called Weilmoringle. There they enjoyed hearing the old stories that were shared by Aunty Josie Byno. The team also attended the evening service where they shared a few more testimonies and also performed their item.
On Monday, the girls met with Pastor Isaac at the Old Mission site where they learnt some of the history of the Mission and what it looked like and some of the stories that came out of there. That afternoon, the team went to Brewarrina Christian School where they spent time with the students at lunch and also put together some care packages for the students. These were the result of a fundraising effort of Morgan D and her mum as well as some of Morgan’s friends, Isabella, Alice and Imogen. They also raised enough money to buy some much needed resources for the school which Mr and Mrs Turner were very thankful for.
On Tuesday, the team made their way into town and visited the Brewarrina Cultural Museum. They were met by local guide Bradley who showed them through the museum and shared much of the local history. Some of this was very sad and highlighted the incredible challenges that the local Aboriginal people faced. After the museum, the team packed up camp and travelled to Gulargambone. They set up camp and enjoyed some more facilities, including hot showers.
The following day, the team travelled to Gilgandra where they picked up Pastor Henry and went to the Warrumbungle National Park after a brief visit to the emu farm at Tooraweenah. The girls enjoyed listening to Pastor Henry’s stories and encouragement of faith. We shared a BBQ lunch at a beautiful picnic spot and then took a short walk to the White Gum lookout. We enjoyed some homemade pizzas for dinner after an enjoyable day.
On our last full day, we travelled with Pastor Henry to Pillaga to the Bore bath where two of our team, Morgan and Isabella were baptised by Pastor Henry. This was a wonderful witness and encouragement to the team to see these two young ladies to publicly declare their faith in Jesus. After this, we shared a BBQ lunch and then had some fellowship with Pastor Henry in the church at Pillaga.
After packing up our tents and all our equipment we headed back to the Central Coast where we were greeted by some very happy parents. Overall, the girls had an amazing time and built some lifelong memories.
Mr Andrew McGillivrary
Mr David Russell
Curriculum Co-ordinator (7-12) | Student Advisor (7-12)
This week’s Careers Newsletter has information about Open Day at Grove Studios, Master Builders Association talk for Year 10, Electrical apprenticeships, and a local Carpentry pre-apprenticeship program.
For more details, please see this week's Careers News or visit the Student Careers section under the "Education & Learning" menu on the GPCC website.
Mr Stuart McSwan | K - 6 Sport Co-ordinator
Beach Safety Days
This week students in Years 3-6 attended Surf Safety Days at Terrigal Beach. We were blessed with favourable weather for most of the week and the students had a wonderful experience learning about surf safety, playing beach games and paddling in the water.
The instructors mentioned that GPCC students were the best school they had worked with this year.
I’d like to thank the teachers for supervising and for the students for excellent behaviour and respect shown throughout each day.
CSSA State Year 5/6 Girls Basketball Gala Day
On Monday 13 November we had our team of Years 5/6 superstar girls travel to Penrith to play in the CSSA State Basketball Gala Day. Having dominated at Zone level, the girls expected a much greater challenge at this event with the only way through to the finals was to top their Pool.
Not only did the girls top their Pool but they again showed their class, exceptional skill and humility by convincingly beating other teams to make it through to the semi-finals and eventually the Grand Final to be crowned State Champions.
Mr Vartan (coach) reports that ‘It was scary how well the girls played. The referee of the GF mentioned to me after the GF, the girls would probably beat the boys’ grand finalists as well. Even suggested we should have entered the boys comp J J. I am passionate about girls being recognised and it being ok to want to win. What was incredibly rewarding was seeing how the girls won with such grace and humility. Even during the GF, they were so encouraging towards their opponents’.
I’d like to thank Mr Vartan for the time he put into training and coaching the team over the last two years, Mr Sneyd for travelling down for the day and to the parents for making sure the girls made training sessions and for transporting the girls to the CSSA tournament.
Finally, to the girls, congratulations on such a wonderful achievement and for representing the College in such a fine manner.
Results:
Game 1: Win against Penrith 52-5
Game 2: Win against Greenacre 40-4
Game 3: Win against Northern Beaches 34-0
Semi-Final: Win against Oxford Falls 26-3
Grand Final: Win against Covenant 34-2
Newcastle Permanent Ironperson
Levi S spent last weekend competing in the Surf Lifesaving Central Coast event. Two days of competition in different formats of the Ironperson event (swim, board, run) with points tallied up over the 2 days for an overall point score.
Levi S placing top 10 across all his events in U13 Boys representing Avoca Beach Surf Club. Well done Levi!
Dates for your Calendar
PRIMARY
Upcoming important events
Wednesday 6 December Year 3-6 Last Day at Umina Beach
2024 Australian Mountain Bike Interschools Competition
Please see details in the Secondary Sports section below.
Years 7 - 12 Sport Co-ordinator
Winning House BBQ
After a fantastic year of Sport and House activities we had our annual Winning House BBQ at lunch time on Wednesday. For 2023, the winner was the Vava'u Breakers! Congratulations to all the Breakers and the House Patron, Mr Yule.
Ironperson Surf Lifesaving Central Coast Event
Well done to Ciara W (Year 8) and Alexandra H (Year 7) who
spent last weekend competing in the Newcastle Permanent Ironperson Surf Lifesaving Central Coast event. In two days of competition, in different formats of the Ironperson event (swim, board, run) with points tallied up over the 2 days for an overall point score. Ciara was 2nd overall in U15 Girls and Alexandra - 1st overall U13 Girl all representing Avoca Beach Surf Club. Well done girls.
2024 Australian Mountain Bike Interschools Competition
Save the Date
The Australian MTB Interschools returns to Thredbo in 2024 (4-8 March) for another week of action packed riding, racing and good times with all your school mates from far and wide. Compete as an individual or as a team and pick which events you’d like to compete in. Registrations will sell out so be sure to rally your mates up and descend on Thredbo for the best week of the school year!
Registrations for this event will be going live in November. Details regarding schedule and formats dropping soon.
To stay up to date with all event & entertainment news, please follow us on socials and our newsletter. For more information click on this link.
Please contact Lucinda Shelley, as our school contact if you have any further questions on lucindashelley@icloud.com
GPCC Term 4 Sport Calendar
THACCCSA Super 8’s Cricket Gala Day: Wednesday 22 November Maitland Park
CC Secondary Basketball Gala Day: Thursday 23 November Terrigal Basketball Stadium
CIS Secondary Open Girls Cricket Trials: Tuesday-Wednesday 28-29 November
CIS Secondary Open Boys Cricket Trials: Wednesday-Thursday 29-30 November
CC Secondary Wombats Cup Waterpolo Gala Day: Thursday 30 November Peninsula Leisure Centre
Lego Makerspace
Primary students were invited to make a Christmas-themed Lego creation. Here are the groups and a few pictures. All student received a prize for participating.
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PRIZE |
LEGO CREATION |
STUDENTS |
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Best story ever! |
A Christmas story- tree, present, star, Nativity |
Archer H, Pretty L, Jackson R and Marcus E |
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Teacher’s Choice K-2 |
The light of God’s Kingdom- tree, stable, fireplace |
Jasper V, Finn B and Artley S |
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Most Aesthetic K-2 |
Santa, Tree, Candy cane, Present |
Liam F, Archie R, Cooper B and Owen T |
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Imaginative K-2 |
Bethlehem, Christmas Tree |
Jacob H , Dominic Z and Moses P |
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Teacher’s Choice 3-6 |
Christmas Stacks |
Scarlett M, Sam B, Liza DK |
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Detailed design |
Santa’s Factory |
Kade OH, Marco M and Ryan Y |
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Imaginative 3-6 |
Christmas Land |
Adam T and Josiah R |
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Most Aesthetic 3-6 |
Candy cane, Christmas tree |
Lucy O, Eva M and Savannah G |
Scholastic Book Club- Issue 8
Booklets have gone out for Issue 8. Parents can order online LOGIN (scholastic.com.au) until Wednesday 22 November.
Preschool Storytime 2023 - Final Week
The final Storytime for the year is Monday 27 November. We have a Christmas theme.
Library Books
Please have a look at home for any library books to return before the end of the year. Primary borrowing finishes on Friday 24 November. All books should be returned by Friday 1 December. Reminders will be going home this week and in Week 7.
Science Teacher - Permanent full time
https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/science-teacher
HSIE Teacher - Permanent full time https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/hsie-teacher
French Teacher - Permanent part time https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/french-teaching-position
Enrichment Teacher - Permanent part time https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/enrichment-teacher-2
Casual ICT Assistant https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/casual-ict-assistant
Casual Teachers Primary https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/casual-teacher-primary
Casual Teachers Secondary https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/employment/casual-teacher_secondary
Callum is a quiet achiever who gets his job done very well with no fuss. However, what people don’t see is how he goes above and beyond to help those he works with or who come to the Service Desk. Example - Cal will hear a conversation and be quietly looking up the answer so he can help. He could just ignore the conversation and get on with his own job, but no, Cal loves to help others in every way he can, so he goes out of his way to do that.
Cal will be the first person to help when the job is hard and includes heavy lifting or dirty work. He is also the person who helps with the boring jobs, he just gets in and does the work without complaining. A great example of this is the ICT recent move from the top of the Library to TAS 4. Cal patiently unpacked the storage cupboard and moved it all to the new storage container. Then he cleaned out everything and moved the ICT staff one by one.
Cal is a kind and caring colleague, has amazing patience and will help when everyone else has given up because it’s all too hard. This is also evident in his commitment to his church community and love for Jesus!
Well done Cal – you are loved and greatly appreciated by your fellow staff.
Green Point Community Carols
Click on link to view promotional video: Green Point Community Carols
There are lots of options for a Family dinner: BBQ, Food Trucks, Coffee Van, Icecreams and more.
Tjudibaring AECG Awards 2023
On Wednesday 15 November the Tjudibaring AECG Awards were held at Kincumber High School. Three students won in their category, and Mrs van Wyk in the Teacher contribution category. It was a wonderful time of community and a celebration of significant achievements. Congratulations to all our amazing nominees, and to our winners.
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Award |
Winner |
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Community & Citizenship |
Grace M- volunteers every Monday night at Kibble Park Gosford to help look after our less privileged and homeless on the coast supplying food and clothing. She enjoys serving others and has a great heart for others. Grace participates in Ninja warrior and Boxing training outside of school. |
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Performing Arts
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Olivia B- was chosen to lead the school Wakakirri performance. The school made it to the state finals and this performance has been chosen as a national finalist. Olivia danced beautifully and was a wonderful storyteller throughout. She should be very proud of the talent displayed and her commitment to this significant undertaking |
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Sporting Achievement |
Aliyah I- has played at a state level with 20-year-olds for soccer and is trying out for a national team. She was a part of a select group that was sent to Sydney for the Women FIFA comp. Aliyah also represented the college at CSSA State Athletics in the Javelin and in the Senior Girls Oztag and AFL Teams. She is an amazing around sportswoman. |
MHFA @GPCC
What is Mental Health First Aid? (MHFA). It is a practical, skills-based education program that equips whole school communities with the skills and confidence needed to recognise and respond to someone experiencing a mental health problem or mental health crisis. By improving mental health literacy and reducing stigma, Mental Health First Aid courses also help improve outcomes and help seeking behaviours for those affected by mental health problems.
In Staff Devotions, as a Mental Health First Aid Instructor, I was privileged to present Mental Health First Aid Certificates of Completion to 18 more staff. The College now has 26 trained MHFA staff in total, with many expressions of interest for training in 2024.
Mrs Jane McLarty
Australian Childhood Anxiety Treatment Study
The College has reviewed this study. If you and your family want to participate please visit their website for more information.
GPCC Second Hand Uniform Stall
Our 2nd Hand uniform stall will be open on:
Wednesday 22 November: 2pm - 3pm
It is located at the rear of the building where the new Reception and Students window are located.
2024 School Photography Dates
Tuesday 27 February 2024 - Primary School
Tuesday 5 March 2024 - Secondary School
Friday 8 March 2024 - Sibling photos and Absentees
Uniform Shop
2023 Uniform Shop Trading hours
Monday: 8:00am - 10:30am
Wednesday: 1:30pm - 4:00pm
Thursday: 8:00am - 10:30am
Friday: 8:00am - 10:30am
For the price list and further information on ordering through Alinta, please visit our website – https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/enrolment/uniform
The Munchery Canteen Operations and Menu
Click on link to access: THE MUNCHERY MENU
All students are strongly encouraged to order online. However, over the counter sales will also available.
Please visit the GPCC website for the link to The Munchery portal: https://www.gpcc.nsw.edu.au/community/the-munchery-canteen
Munch Monitor Account Settings
To assist the staff at the Munchery Canteen in serving your child/ren, if you have a Munch Monitor account you may indicate your preferences for snack money, a daily or weekly limit, and if your child has any allergies.
Please note that The Munchery Staff are under strict instruction to follow these preferences. Please log in to your account and update these settings if required.
Please download document below for more information.
GPCC OSHC Provider - Camp Australia
Out of School Care is available at the College, offered by Camp Australia.
Camp Australia Vacation Care at Green Point Christian College
Camp Australia is inviting GPCC families to utilise the vacation care program 'Rocketeers' that is now located at Green Point Christian College.
Vacation Care program runs:
Thursday 7 December - Friday 22 December
and
Monday 8 January 2024 - Tuesday 30 January 2024
For more information on the program and how to book please click on: Camp Australia Holiday Program at Green Point Christian College
Parent Lounge Details
The College has a legal requirement to keep our records up to date.
Please review your details on Parent Lounge to ensure that all your information is correct. This includes medical information on your child/ren (only complete the immunisation question if your child is not immunised).
Please note: Should you require both parents/carers to receive SMS notifications, please tick the appropriate boxes.
Green Point Community Notices
SU Australia Hawkesbury Fishing Camp
One of our staff members Mr Wood and his wife are co-directing the inaugural SU Hawkesbury Fishing Camp this November 24-26.
This is open to Boys & Girls in Years 7–12 who are still at school, with the camp based at 'The Missions' at Gundermann between Spencer and Wiseman's Ferry.
Why not grab a friend or two and sign up to 2 nights of camping and 2 days of fishing and campfire fun!
An Invitation to the Community
A CHRISTMAS GATHERING FOR THOSE IN THE COMMUNITY WHO HAVE LOST LOVED ONES.
The gathering will be a time of meeting together with others who are experiencing bereavement to honour loved ones who are no longer with us. We aim to provide an open door to the community so that all those who are grieving can know that there is a place where their pain will be acknowledged, validated and supported, especially during this Christmas season.
The event will take the form of an informal Christmas gathering and will include music, readings, poetry and a short message of hope. Morning tea is provided.
The gathering is an initiative of Mosaic, a group of people from diverse backgrounds who join together monthly to support one another through bereavement. It is an informal time of listening, learning and sharing our stories with others. All those who are experiencing bereavement are welcome to join the group.
You are not alone.
When: Saturday 2 December 2023
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Where: The Green House @ Coast Community Church, 39 Bundaleer Crescent, Bensville
Cost: This is a free event
More info: Contact Jen 0414 510 784
PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE FOR CATERING PURPOSES
Hammond Care volunteers needed
Hammond Care are in need of volunteers to visit their clients, either in their residential facilities or in the client's own homes all over the Central Coast community. Volunteers give social support to their vulnerable clients who are isolated or need extra social support. The volunteers do this by visiting clients weekly to chat with them, have a cuppa, go for a walk and just provide company that the clients otherwsie would not have. Please contact Claire McMurtrie from Hammond Care at claire.mcmutrie@hammond.com.au
PCYC School Holidays Program
Davistown RSL Netball Club
Davistown RSL Netball club are seeing players. Please download flyer below for more details.
Contact Brian Shaw at the College on 0404 478 341.
If you would like to place an advertisement in the Green Point Community Notices, please email details to our Messenger Editor, Justine Collins at
Green Point Baptist Church
Services: 9:30am Worship Service, 6:00pm Service
Services continue to be available online each week.
Coming Up this Week
Monday 20 November
Year 10 Service Day
CSSA Primary Boys State Basketball Years 3/4
Tuesday 21 November
Year 10 Elevate Education Incursion
Year 10 and Latin American Workshop
Wednesday 22 November
THACCCSA Super 8s cricket Secondary
Years 10,11 Central Coast High Schools Basketball Challenge
Year 10 Peer Support Training
Years 9 - 11 MADD night
Year 6 attending Secondary chapel
Thursday 23 November
Year 10 Peer Support Training
Year 7 Australian Museum excursion
Friday 24 November
Year 10 Coastal Walk Bouddi National Park
Dates for your Calendar
Monday 27 November
Year 10 City Adventure Camp CRU
Tuesday 28 November
Year 10 City Adventure Camp CRU
Wednesday 29 November
Year 10 City Adventure Camp CRU
Thursday 30 November
Years 7 - 11 Water Polo Wombats Cup
Years 3 - 6 Erina Fair Christmas carols
Year 10 Dinner Dance
Friday 1 December
secondary Thanksgiving Assembly
Year 6 Pearl Beach to Patonga bushwalk
Sunday 3 December
Green Point Community Carols 6pm - 9pm
Monday 4 December
Year 6 Graduation Service
Year 6 Graduation Dinnr at Terrigal Surf Club
Tuesday 5 December
Primary Thanksgiving Service
Wednesday 6 December
Last Day of Term 4
2024 School Photo Dates
Tuesday 27 February 2024 - Primary School
Tuesday 5 March 2024 - Secondary School
Friday 8 March 2024 - Sibling photos and Absentees
TERM DATES 2023
Monday, 9 October - Wednesday, 6 December
Click on: TERM DATES 2024