Executive Principal's Message

From the Executive Principal,

This newsletter piece is targeted at our wonderful staff.  It is difficult to select just a few to highlight so I went to our “Staff member of the week” colleague nominations.  Each week staff identify those who go “above and beyond” in their role. Here are five of these.

• Tegan Wilmott: Tegan is the cog in the wheel that ensures our Junior School Student Services runs smoothly.  She is loved by both students and colleagues alike and goes above and beyond, all day every day, to help out students and staff
• Brittni Pearce: Brittni is the front face of PBC and chances are if you call or visit main administration, Brittni will look after you.  Every interaction she has with parents, students and staff is always friendly and positive. She is a generous, kind-hearted person who goes above & beyond to support staff, students & families.
• Justin Hart: Justin is one of our amazing Instrumental Music Teachers and always strives to ensure the Instrumental Music Program at PBC is amazing and every student is made to feel special.  Nothing is ever too much trouble!
• Krista I’Anson: Our Head of Year 12 provides superb leadership and guidance to this cohort and our student leaders.
• Tom Pasley: Tom selflessly donates a huge amount of his personal time to be PBC’s Sustainability Champion (as well as an awesome teacher).  PBC and the environment can’t thank him enough for all that he does.

 

Over the last two weeks we have celebrated the wonderful achievements of our students at Optima Awards ceremonies.  Congratulations to all students who received awards.

Chris Kern
Executive Principal

CRICOS Provider Name: The Queensland Department of Education trading as Education Queensland International (EQI) CRICOS Provider Number 00608A

We are now halfway through Term 1 of 2024 and congratulate all Senior Students on their commencement to the year, in what has been a typically busy start! Congratulations to all students of whom we were able to acknowledge at the recent Senior School OPTIMA Awards, recognising their superb achievements over the back end of 2023.

We wish all students the best of luck in upcoming assessment periods, with Year 11's undergoing a partial exam shutdown in Week 8 as well as Year 10 and 12 going on a full exam shutdown in Week 10 of this term.

Senior School Support Staffing Changes

We welcome back to the Senior School Ms Alyce Bradford who this weeks returns to her role as Principal - Senior Secondary after a stint as Principal of Miami State High. We also thank Mr Cameron Williams for his guidance and support of the Year 10 cohort as he moves back into his role within the Junior School Leadership team. Please do not hesitate to reach out to any Senior School support staff member to seek information or to assist your student. A complete list can be found here:

https://pbc-shs.eq.edu.au/our-school/contact-us/staff-contact-list

The Wedding Singer

A final shout-out to the superb cast, teaching team, musicians and support crew involved with our 2024 School Musical, The Wedding Singer. PBC are renowned in the Gold Coast community for producing school musicals of an amazing quality and epic proportions, and this one will certainly deliver ten-fold on that legacy. Congratulations to all involved in this show which has seen hundreds of extra hours dedicated to it.

There are still tickets available to come and see this amazing show, with dates running across the 7th, 8th and 9th of March. Please purchase these from Eventbrite - click the folowing links

Assessment

Assessment Calendars for Years 10, 11 and 12 have been uploaded to the school website https://pbc-shs.eq.edu.au. Click on the curriculum tab and then under testing and assessment. This information will be useful for parents and students when planning their study timetable.

Year 11

The Year 11 partial shutdown timetable has been uploaded to the school website https://pbc-shs.eq.edu.au and made available for students on the student notices. These exams will take place on Thursday and Friday (week 8) and Monday (week 9).

This is not a full shutdown, in order to maximise learning opportunities in the classroom, meaning students must attend all scheduled classes on these days, as per their timetable, unless they have an exam scheduled. If an exam finishes during class time, students are required to return to their timetabled classes.

Week 10 new units will commence

Week 10 will be a normal school week and as such we ask families to plan for their child to be in attendance as classes will be starting new work.

Term 1 Interim Reports

Student Term 1 Interim Reports will be emailed home on 28/03/23. 

Term 1 reports are interim reports. This means that they will indicate a child’s Term 1 achievement, effort and behaviour in each subject.

Please ensure that the email address we have recorded for you is current to ensure you receive your child’s report.

We encourage you to follow up on this report by attending Parent Teacher Interviews in Term 2 / Week 4 (7^th to 9^th May - 3:15pm to 8pm in the Hall).  Information about how to book Parent Teacher Interviews will be sent with the Interim reports.

School Photo Day

For parents signed up to QParents with consent forms the School Photo Days are:

8^th March, 13^th March, 14^th March (Catch up).

Monday Early Finish Rationale

It is important to note that no curriculum time is lost with the 1.20pm finish time on a Monday.  Curriculum hours have been maintained for each subject.  This time was created through the removal of the repeat/additional period in the timetable which arose when weekly school sport was not available on the Gold Coast as schools moved to a cluster model to maximise student learning days.

Although there is no expectation that students attend on a Monday afternoon, should they want to or need to both supervision and tutors are provided in B Block.  An average of approximately 40 (mostly Year 7 students) are booked for supervision on Monday afternoons at the request of parents.

This change has enabled students to:

• Study independently either at home or at school in our library precinct;
• Access tutors to assist with their school work in our library precinct;
• Catch up on lesson content that they have missed whilst on vocational placements or other extra-curricular activities;
• Complete their vocational placements; Undertake part-time work, sports training or other commitments.

This change has enabled staff to:

• Work collaboratively to improve curriculum and unit planning;
• Analyse student data and better cater for individuals.

Optima Assembly

Last week we had the pleasure of gathering to celebrate the achievements of our Year 8 cohort.  This Optima Assembly recognised outstanding application to school during Semester 2 of 2023, as well as academic, sporting, community and cultural achievements. We would like to further thank all families who were in attendance at this assembly and to all students another whole-hearted congratulations on your achievements.

NAPLAN Update

Naplan rehearsals were completed last week.  In Weeks 8 and 9, Year 7 and Year 9 students will sit NAPLAN.

NAPLAN Dates:

• Week 8 – Wed 13th March – Writing Test
• Week 9 – Tue 19th March - Reading
• Week 9 – Thur 21 March - Language Conventions
• Week 9 – Fri 22nd March – Numeracy
• Year 9 tests will be held in CARE and Period 1 sessions, and Year 7 in Period 2 (and into lunch if needed)

Students need a charged laptop for each session and a pen.

Year 7 Camp – 29 to 31 May

Permission forms and invoices have been issued for the Noosa North Shore camp.  Please email events@pbc-shs.eq.edu.au with any queries regarding this camp.  Further information regarding this camp will be provided in Term 2.

School based traineeships available

New exciting traineeship opportunities are available for year 10 & 11’s in the Pathways Centre Y Block. Job boards will be updated regularly with new positions. Students can collect a registration form and apply now. Get updates on the student portal – New Traineeship VETis Tab

Get paid while gaining a qualification when doing a school-based traineeship and earn up to 8 QCE points!!

Already working!! Why not convert your job to a traineeship, gain QCE points, and gain a qualification in your current job

A variety of new traineeships are on offer with a focus on business, hospitality, retail, sport and tourism

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary: New traineeships at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Information session Tuesday March 5^th, see details attached

Garden of Vegan: Currumbin business specialising in events and catering, markets stalls etc online ordering, sales and social media. Great opportunity with a variety of tasks

Zarraffas Coffee: Tugun store, many positions available

Miami Pool City Venue Management, gain your CPR, first aid and pool life guarding while working at a local pool, Miami and Robina plus more locations… flyer attached, apply through the QR code

Hospitality and Business Traineeships:

• Rollerama – Carrara Markets
• Zarraffas Tugun
• The Paddock Bakery
• Brumbys Bakery The Pines
• Colores Coolangatta
• Bellakai Coolangatta
• Passiontree Velvet Pacific Fair
• Miami Marketta
• Garden of Vegan – Currumbin Waters
• Boost Juice the Pines
• The Pines News and Gifts
• Chempro Chemist
• Tugun Leagues Club
• Jamacia Blue Café Robina
• Ground Cafe Coolangatta
• Burleigh Heads Surf Club
• The Coffee Club Stocklands Burleigh
• Soul Origin Robina
• Southport Yacht Club
• Captain Hook Seafood Tugun
• Bakers Delight Robina
• BSKT Nobbys Beach
• Coming Home Co Robina
• Pizzeria Coolangatta
• Airport Retail Enterprises – Gold Coast Airport
• Third Base Coffee Palm Beach
• Kooco Espresso Bar & Kitchen Robina and Nerang
• Hi Poke Kirra
• The Shelf Café and Deli the Pines
• Wendys the Pines
• Pets Wonderland Currumbin
• Maries Pizza – Various locations
• KFC – Palm Beach, Mermaid Beach & Robina
• Surf Easy Currumbin
• Tallebudgera Surf Club - Cookery

Airport Retail Enterprises:

Interviews Mid-March:

ARE manage many of the cafes, restaurants and fast-food outlets at Coolangatta Airport. They are looking for enthusiastic and energetic applicants for their traineeships. In this traineeship students will rotate through a range of outlets including fast food, cafe and retail. This is traineeship is ideal for students who are hospitality driven as the diverse experiences will equip the students with a vast range of skills and knowledge. Students must have availability to work weekends to apply for these traineeships

School based vacancies links:

Aurora Training Institute please visit their vacancy page: http://www.aurora.edu.au/schools-program/

First Choice College: Please visit their vacancy page https://fcc.edu.au/?s=traineeships

Ignite Education: https://ignite.edu.au/jobs/school-based-business-traineeships-hospitality-focus/

School Leavers should check the following links for fulltime employment opportunities

https://www.goldcoaststudentjobs.com.au/

https://www.busyatwork.com.au/support-jobseekers/jobs/

https://www.megt.com.au/job-board

https://novaskill.com.au/jobs-available

Looking for a Trade??  Tracy from Gold Coast Trades college has many opportunities available for school leavers looking for a trade eg: metal roofer, painting/decorating, carpentry, tiling, Automotive & plastering.

Please email your resume and industry of interest to Tracey Egan tracy@peopleperformance.com.au 

MEGT Vacancies: Visit the Career Hub job board for a variety of apprenticeships, Roof Plumbing, Landscaping Construction, Soil Technician, Engineering… just to name a few

Visit this link: https://www.megt.com.au/job-board

Mas National vacancies: visit this link https://mas.jobreadygateway.com.au/vacancies

OSMAC are seeking keen YEAR 12 students that want to secure an apprenticeship in the following trades only:

Air/Con & Electrical, Engineering Trade, Plumber, Carpentry, Plastering, Painting, Cabinet Making, Shopfitting, Tiling, Light & heavy vehicle & Panel beater/spray painting

Email resume -   reception@ogt.com.au

Grill’d Stores: Hiring now. Send email to recruitment@grilld.com.au

McDonald’s casuals: apply via these links

• Tugun: https://smrtr.io/4LXdX
• Palm Beach: https://smrtr.io/4RX8W
• Elanora: https://smrtr.io/4LXbg
• Coolangatta and Burleigh Heads visit: https://careers.mcdonalds.com/australia

There are more opportunities on the job boards. Please come into Y Block to register

Love your current job? Would you like to turn it into a traineeship? Come to the Pathway centre and let’s see if we can create a traineeship for you in your current role.

The Pathway Centre is open before school and first break to apply for any of the above positions

Sonia Shreeve - Industry Liaison Officer

PBC Musical – The Wedding Singer 

In week 3, the Musical Cast and Creative Team travelled by bus to Alexandra Headlands and participated in two night/three day workshops. The camp was hugely productive, we got the show ‘back on the road” after 6 weeks of holidays.

Amongst a strenuous rehearsal schedule we had some down time which included a movie night watching the “Wedding Singer” and also an evening designing brides and bridesmaid dresses (out of toilet paper and crepe paper) for our “PBC 80’s Bridal Fashion Week”, The camp was so much fun and the team is so excited for Opening Night this Thursday 7th March. Tickets are on sale through Eventbrite booking - see links below -

ARTS SPOTLIGHT - 2024 Musical Lead Actors

Drama Excellence 

Our Drama excellence students have hit the ground running. They have had two guest workshops with Acting Coach Errenn from Zia Zag Theatre. They have also started their new unit ‘Acting for screen”. This is a newly designed program by Ms Skyring which has only launched this year.

By the end of the term, students will have completed one self-taped and one professionally taped Monologue/screen reel of two contrasting Monologues. Students will also have their Headshot taken (one black and white, one in colour) for their audition portfolio.

Our goal at PBC is to give our students real work acting experience to ensure they are industry ready and equipped with the right tools to ensure they can confidently audition either on line or face to face for any acting/theatre/screen roles on the Gold Coast or Acting Agency.

Next week the class will catch a bus to “The Warehouse Screen Acting Studio” in Helensvale and participate in a full day/five-hour workshop.

Their Acting Coach will discuss:

§ Critical differences between stage and screen performances

§ The film industry in general including how casting decisions get made

§ The film and TV industry hierarchy (Who’s who and what they do)

§ Headshots

§ Showreels

§ Agents

§ Casting Platforms and Profiles

Students will engage in full body and vocal warmups and improvisational activities. All students will be provided with a short script prior to the program. Each group will perform their scenes on set in a close up shot. Which all students can watch on the screens provided. They will also be provided with acting feedback on the spot for them to implement in a second take.

The drama students will be travelling to Brisbane, QPAC playhouse to see the play “Gaslight”. This award-winning play is a gripping play and will be a thrilling theatrical experience.

The class (with year 9 dance and Year 7 Music excellence) will also be attending Beauty and the Beast – The Musical at QPAC, Lyric Theatre.

Dance Excellence 

This term, Dance Excellence students work with esteemed choreographers for class

routines used in assessments and competitions. From Year 7 to 12, each class

benefits from professional guests, many which are alumni of our program.

Our program will feature the following guest artists and choreographers.

· Year 7 - Amara Ezzy (PNC Alumni)

· Year 8 - Tiani Cashel-Patterson (PBC Alumni)

· Year 9 - Heidi Jennings

· Year 10 - Mackenzie Jade (PBC Alumni)

· Year 11 - Rachel Dowse

· Year 11/12 - Shannon Atkins

These diverse and internationally renowned choreographers challenge and showcase our students.

Exciting news awaits as we prepare for our Hip-Hop combined super team. This will be choreographed by Shante Rae. Auditions are complete, and training began on Sunday February 25th. Additional Super Teams, including lyrical and jazz groups, are slated for later in the semester. All the best for students who are auditioning for these prestigious and high performing teams.

CAX Alumni Spotlight

Cleo Lewis (2020 Dance Excellence Graduate) is back home for a brief Holliday. She has been living in Paris for three years and has just recently been granted the role as the “Lead principal Dancer” for the Moulin Rouge. She is the YOUNGEST EVER Principal dancer in the history of the Moulin Rouge. We are so incredibly proud of our Cleo. She will be back home to PBC this week teaching technique classes to our Junior Dance Excellence students and Showgirl Masterclass with our Senior Dance Excellence students. Cleo will also be a gyest speaker at our upcoming Alliance Breakfast sharing her success ad story with the community.

Visual Arts Excellence 

The Visual Arts Excellence program is designed to give students a variety of

art making experiences across the disciplines of drawing, painting,

printmaking, and three-dimensional art. At the halfway point of term one, the

Visual Arts Excellence students have been working towards their major

projects, through related activities and experimenting with techniques and

processes.

The Year 7 Art Excellence students are working on their major artwork based

on an endangered species. They started the term completing activities that

considered tonal drawing techniques and processes, before moving on to

putting their new skills into practice.

In Year 8, the Visual Art Excellence students have been completing a series of

tonal drawing activities that will strengthen skills needed to complete a flat lay

still life drawing. A flat lay still life is a contemporary take on the traditional still

life that most people would be familiar with.

9 Art Excellence students’ drawing unit consists of experimenting with various

media that will support choices that they make in a portrait of significant

person in their lives. This unit of work is based around the Archibald Prize for

portraiture. If students wish to, they can submit their final artwork for the

Young Archies, the student version of the Archibald Prize.

Finally, Year 10 Art Excellence students have been experimenting with

processes and techniques, with a variety of media, that will allow them to

complete a major artwork that is an alternative way of seeing a public place.

Students are just starting their major artwork, and have chosen interesting

ways of working, and appealing public places.

Music Excellence

Music Excellence is off to a flying start for 2024 with many up-and-coming exciting opportunities for

students, including:

· Year 7 excursion to QPAC, Brisbane to see Beauty and the Beast

· Student involvement in upcoming Surf Film festival “Flotsam”

· Involvement in the upcoming whole school musical ‘The Wedding Singer’,

· Year 9 Music Excellence students entering in the Byron Bay Bluesfest Busking Competition

With our rehearsal spaces and recording studio constantly being fitted-out with the very best inudstry equipment, our students are better equipped than ever for a wonderful year ahead of music making.

Our Year 7’s have begun their fundamental music studies, as well as preparation for their group debut

performance at the Junior Excellence Showcase,

Year 8 is studying and pushing boundaries with the incorporation of music technology in their performances.

Year 9’s are delving deeper into the study of Musicals and the importance of music in productions, while our Seniors are working hard on their independent performances and compositions for their senior assessment pieces.

We can’t wait to share more student work and performances as the year progresses from our very strong, talented and dedicated cohort.

Loren Skyring, Head of the Arts & Creative Arts Excellence

Science Club

Science club started back week 3, with students conducting activities investigating forces and air pressure to further examine how fluids impact movement. Students have looked at Bernoulli’s Principle, the Coanda effect, and Newton’s Third Law by participating in fun activities such as trying to blow out a candle around corners, observations when blowing on paper, and measuring balloon rocket motion. Next, Clubbers will start looking at flight, with a paper plane competition in week 10. Science club runs each Thursday during lunch 1 in E2, so new students are always welcome to come along and join in on the fun.

Tools to Manage Dopamine & Motivation- Part 1

Dopamine is a molecule in the brain and body that is closely linked to our sense of motivation. It can also enhance our depth of focus and lower our threshold for taking action toward specific goals.

The simplest way to think about dopamine is that when our dopamine levels are elevated, we tend to focus our attention on outward goals — the things we want — and we feel motivated to pursue them. “Dopamine is about wanting, not about having,” said Dr. Anna Lembke, a professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences and the chief of the Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic at Stanford, and she is 100% correct.

Contrast that with serotonin, which is associated not so much with “wanting” but with feelings of well-being about what we already have. These are generalisations of course — dopamine and serotonin do other things too, but they are accurate, nonetheless.

It is hard to overstate how much dopamine levels shape our perception of life, our emotions, and how capable we perceive ourselves to be — when dopamine levels are low, we feel unmotivated, derive less pleasure from pursuits and feel physically tired.

Part I: Managing Dopamine to Sustain Motivation

We have a baseline of dopamine, and it can spike or drop based on various actions, compounds we ingest or even our thoughts. Our baseline dopamine levels are influenced by many factors, including genetics, behaviours, sleep, nutrition and the level of dopamine you experienced on previous days. It is critically important to maintain sufficient levels of baseline dopamine to sustain day-to-day motivation. We don’t want the baseline too low or too high.

We can establish a healthy level of baseline dopamine by:

• Viewing early morning sunlight for 10-30 minutes daily. (Don’t wear sunglasses for this, and don’t stare at the sun; eyeglasses and contacts are acceptable). This causes the release of dopamine. If done consistently, it will also increase levels of gene expression for certain dopamine receptors. If you’re up to it, take a 1-3 minute cold shower, as cold as you can safely tolerate, as well; this is known to increase baseline dopamine for hours dramatically.
• Eat tyrosine-rich foods such as red meats, nuts or hard fermented cheese. Tyrosine is an amino acid and a building block of dopamine — a diet rich in tyrosine will sustain your body’s natural dopamine production. You’ll need to consider the caloric and other contents of these foods, of course. It’s easy to find plant-based sources too. Simply do a web search for them.
• Avoid melatonin supplements, as these can decrease dopamine levels and can disrupt your normal sleep patterns.
• Avoid viewing bright lights between 10 p.m.-4 a.m. This is essential, as it has been shown to activate a brain region called the habenula and drastically reduce the amount of circulating dopamine in your system. If you must view light at these times, make it very dim. Once in a while is okay, but don’t make it a habit.
• Ingest caffeine (approximately 100-400mg) in the form of coffee, tea or whatever form you prefer. This will cause a mild increase in dopamine but also increases the availability of dopamine receptors, so your body is more sensitive to circulating dopamine. Don’t do this too close to sleep. I avoid caffeine after 2 p.m., with rare exceptions.

Author: Andrew Huberman (Huberman Lab)

Guidance Officer Anna Willis (Email : awill464@eq.edu.au)

We encourage parents/caregivers to email your student’s excellent recent achievements to us. These achievements can be in The Arts, sporting, academic or community service. We would love to hear from you! Please email us at news@pbc-shs.eq.edu.au with details of your student’s achievement and include at least one photo, and/or any links to media articles that we can share.

Skateboarding

Congratulations to Chloe Covell, who recently completed in Paris at Street League Skateboarding (SLS) competition making podium & coming away with the win , an amazing start to 2024 for her. In the practise the day before she had an accident to her knee, needing stitches but she showed strength & pushed though that to complete in the finals, coming away with first place.

This is the 1st of her competitions while overseas, next is the Olympic Qualifier in Dubai this week.

Taekwondo

 Congratulations to PBC Year 11 student Tait Cushing wins gold in the -59kg division of one of the toughest competitions on the circuit, the US Open. 

 After five gutsy fights where he defeated top US athletes he went on to win the final against Armenia. Congratulations to Tait and his coach Ben, from Hartmann Taekwondo.

Homestay families come in all shapes and sizes.

Single mothers, single fathers, kids, no kids, married couples and grandparents. Everyone can play a part in sharing their life and home and provide a cultural experience to one of our international high school students.

We have a Japanese Study Tour visiting our school on the 22^nd March – 28^th March (week 10) and we still need to place 5 students

• Do you have a spare room or bed?
• Would you like to receive $265.00 Tax free?
• Would you like to learn more about the Japanese culture?

What you need to know:

• Provide 3 meals a day plus snacks as teenagers are always hungry
• A bed of their own - they can share a room
• Bring the student to and from school everyday
• Take the student to see some of the local sights on the weekend they are here
• The students are 15 years of age (males & females)
• The students will attend classes at PBC and have a program to follow during their stay
• Their English language skills vary from OK to very little

If you would like to host, know of someone who would be interested or you want to find out more information please contact Corinne Van Put as soon as possible.

Email : cvanp1@eq.edu.au

Phone : 0438 191 637

Our first PBC Alliance Breakfast for the year is shaping up to be a showcase of stars, and with Head of the Arts and Creative Arts Excellence Program Director Loren Skyring at the helm, anything is possible. 

Kicking off with a City of Gold Coast update from Mr Ross Devine,  the audience will be informed on the development of the Palm Beach Aquatic Centre and what the re-development of the centre will bring to the area.

The theme of the breakfast will take a turn towards the Performing Arts, encompassing an enlightening update on all things showbiz with our very own Ms Loren Skyring, featuring guest speaker Ex-Alumni turned professional dancer Ms Cleo Lewis, to beguile us with her enchanting stories from Paris and her time at Moulin Rouge. Prepare to then be entertained by our very own Cast of the PBC Musical Production of The Wedding Singer, with an exclusive performance by Griffin Light-Law (who plays Robbie Hart) and Isla Freer (who plays Julia Gulia).

Ms Tracey Kearney from Prestige Service Training will then take the stage to award some very lucky students with a Prestige Half Scholarship in Diploma of Business studies.

And what breakfast wouldn't be complete without our very own Head of Sport and founding Alliance member Mr Neil Mackay, who will be up to talk all things PBC Alliance.

What a great way to start 2024, and to get to know the PBC community, than to rub shoulders with the students, staff, local community and business community members.  If you are a local business and are looking to support the PBC community, and network with other like minded individuals, come and check out the PBC Alliance Breakfast or head over to PBC Alliance and see what we are all about.

GCSS (Gold Coast School Sport – Cluster Day) has now been invoiced. Payment is required asap.

**REMINDER OVERDUE INVOICES** 2023 SRS and Excellence invoices should now be paid in full.

2024 SRS invoice has been issued. Please check junk mail (search “Debtor”) as sometimes invoices can be sent here.

2024 SRS PAYMENTS OPTIONS

For all other payment options please email finance@pbc-shs.eq.edu.au or visit our website https://pbc-shs.eq.edu.au/support-and-resources/payments.

The Finance Window is located in D Block. The Payments Window is open on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 8:00am to 12:00pm.

QPARENTS

What is QParents? QParents is a user-friendly portal accessible via app or web browser, providing parents with secure online access to information about their child’s schooling. You can access information about:

• Provide consent for upcoming excursions
• timetables
• invoices and payment history.

Download QParents https://qparents.qld.edu.au/#/login

Canteen News

Come in and Enjoy breakfast in the morning in the Senior Canteen from 8.00am to 9.00am

Breakfast Menu

Egg & Bacon Wrap $3.50

PBC Sausage & egg Muffin $4.00

The big breakfast burger $5.50

Ham & Cheese Toastie $4

Cheese & tomato $3.00

Hot Chocolate $3.00

Smoothie, Fruit salad, yoghurt & granola

Don't forget our delicious canteen - menu prepared fresh daily!

Lunch Breaks operate on a self-serve system, during lunch breaks students can purchase sandwiches, salads, hot foods, snacks and drinks.

EFTPOS and cash accepted.

Pre-orders are welcome for special dietary needs.

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