Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 22, 2016Ken Stayner
The Varsity Boys' Soccer team will travel for their first two games of the season. Teachers are asked to dismiss soccer players at 8:55am and players should board the bus by 9am. The school is looking for volunteers to help with scorekeeping at volleyball and basketball games in exchange for volunteer hours and athletic points. An entertainment event called Library Live will be held after the Terry Fox walk on Friday for students to showcase talents. Library Group meets on Tuesdays at lunch in the library for readers, organizers and book buyers. The school will participate in a Terry Fox fundraising event with other schools on September 30th with a goal of raising $5000.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 20, 2016Ken Stayner
The document contains announcements for students at SCI High School. It includes reminders about upcoming events like a visit from Lakehead University, ticket sales for the boys soccer BBQ, a library meeting with cookies, and a Terry Fox fundraising event. It also provides lunch menu options and a reminder about the upcoming Ontario Universities Fair for grade 12 students.
The Tangalan National High School is holding a Mr. and Miss SSG event on July 25, 2019 where students have been working hard to organize. They are requesting financial support or donations of any amount from the recipient to help support the students and provide prizes for the performers at the event. The generosity would help the students put on a better event for everyone to enjoy.
The Sabino High School boys basketball team will host the 1st Annual FastMED Urgent Care Holiday Basketball Tournament from December 28-30, 2015 at Sabino High School. The tournament will feature 12 teams, including 5 teams from the Phoenix area. Coach Mart Roth hopes the tournament will become a new tradition that brings together high school basketball players from around the state each year. FastMED Urgent Care is sponsoring the tournament and will provide information, giveaways and add energy. Tournament games will be played each day starting at 1:00pm on the 28th and 29th and 10:00am on the 30th, with the championship game at 4:15pm.
Several schools and organizations in the Gulfport, MS area are seeking volunteers for various events and activities in March through May. West Harrison High School needs 5 volunteers March 19-22 and 25 to assist with SAT testing. Pass Christian Elementary needs 5 volunteers March 22 for Field Day. The Seabee Ball Committee needs 40 volunteers March 30 for an Elton John concert. Art in the Pass needs 25 volunteers April 5-7 to help with their event. The 2013 Zombie Run needs 10 volunteers April 6. Gulfport Central Middle School needs 10 volunteers April 10. Smokin' the Sound and Smokin' the Lake need volunteers in late April and early May. Orange Grove Elementary needs 6 volunteers May 1 and 35 volunteers May
Cardinal is hosting its annual company picnic on May 18, 2014 at an amusement park. The picnic will provide park admission, parking, meals, and entertainment for employees and their children under 18. Employees can purchase tickets for $39.50 for other family and friends to attend. The picnic will include a meal, temporary tattoos for children, character meet and greets, and door prizes.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 21, 2016Ken Stayner
The document contains announcements for students at SCI including:
- A reminder that the Varsity Boys' Soccer team will be hosting an Athletic BBQ at the beginning of lunch.
- A call for volunteers to help with scorekeeping for volleyball and basketball games in exchange for volunteer hours and athletic points.
- An announcement that auditions for the first Library Live of the year will take place after the Terry Fox walk next Friday for students who can sing, perform or tell jokes.
- A notice that Junior and Senior volleyball practice will take place after school.
- An invitation for students interested in reading, organizing or book buying to join the Library Group meeting on Tuesdays at lunch.
- Details about
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 23, 2016Ken Stayner
The coaches congratulate the varsity boys' soccer team on their hard work in their first two games of the season against strong AAA schools. Although they did not win, Gavin Proud scored a goal on a free kick and they had other chances. There is still more of the season left.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 22, 2016Ken Stayner
The Varsity Boys' Soccer team will travel for their first two games of the season. Teachers are asked to dismiss soccer players at 8:55am and players should board the bus by 9am. The school is looking for volunteers to help with scorekeeping at volleyball and basketball games in exchange for volunteer hours and athletic points. An entertainment event called Library Live will be held after the Terry Fox walk on Friday for students to showcase talents. Library Group meets on Tuesdays at lunch in the library for readers, organizers and book buyers. The school will participate in a Terry Fox fundraising event with other schools on September 30th with a goal of raising $5000.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 20, 2016Ken Stayner
The document contains announcements for students at SCI High School. It includes reminders about upcoming events like a visit from Lakehead University, ticket sales for the boys soccer BBQ, a library meeting with cookies, and a Terry Fox fundraising event. It also provides lunch menu options and a reminder about the upcoming Ontario Universities Fair for grade 12 students.
The Tangalan National High School is holding a Mr. and Miss SSG event on July 25, 2019 where students have been working hard to organize. They are requesting financial support or donations of any amount from the recipient to help support the students and provide prizes for the performers at the event. The generosity would help the students put on a better event for everyone to enjoy.
The Sabino High School boys basketball team will host the 1st Annual FastMED Urgent Care Holiday Basketball Tournament from December 28-30, 2015 at Sabino High School. The tournament will feature 12 teams, including 5 teams from the Phoenix area. Coach Mart Roth hopes the tournament will become a new tradition that brings together high school basketball players from around the state each year. FastMED Urgent Care is sponsoring the tournament and will provide information, giveaways and add energy. Tournament games will be played each day starting at 1:00pm on the 28th and 29th and 10:00am on the 30th, with the championship game at 4:15pm.
Several schools and organizations in the Gulfport, MS area are seeking volunteers for various events and activities in March through May. West Harrison High School needs 5 volunteers March 19-22 and 25 to assist with SAT testing. Pass Christian Elementary needs 5 volunteers March 22 for Field Day. The Seabee Ball Committee needs 40 volunteers March 30 for an Elton John concert. Art in the Pass needs 25 volunteers April 5-7 to help with their event. The 2013 Zombie Run needs 10 volunteers April 6. Gulfport Central Middle School needs 10 volunteers April 10. Smokin' the Sound and Smokin' the Lake need volunteers in late April and early May. Orange Grove Elementary needs 6 volunteers May 1 and 35 volunteers May
Cardinal is hosting its annual company picnic on May 18, 2014 at an amusement park. The picnic will provide park admission, parking, meals, and entertainment for employees and their children under 18. Employees can purchase tickets for $39.50 for other family and friends to attend. The picnic will include a meal, temporary tattoos for children, character meet and greets, and door prizes.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 21, 2016Ken Stayner
The document contains announcements for students at SCI including:
- A reminder that the Varsity Boys' Soccer team will be hosting an Athletic BBQ at the beginning of lunch.
- A call for volunteers to help with scorekeeping for volleyball and basketball games in exchange for volunteer hours and athletic points.
- An announcement that auditions for the first Library Live of the year will take place after the Terry Fox walk next Friday for students who can sing, perform or tell jokes.
- A notice that Junior and Senior volleyball practice will take place after school.
- An invitation for students interested in reading, organizing or book buying to join the Library Group meeting on Tuesdays at lunch.
- Details about
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 23, 2016Ken Stayner
The coaches congratulate the varsity boys' soccer team on their hard work in their first two games of the season against strong AAA schools. Although they did not win, Gavin Proud scored a goal on a free kick and they had other chances. There is still more of the season left.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 14, 2016Ken Stayner
One notice announces a volleyball tournament tomorrow and to speak to the teachers named with any questions. Volunteer forms for the Stayner Fall Festival on September 18th are available in the main office and guidance. A reminder is given about
1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley Weekly News Update 5 09-14hamiltonsown
Please find attached the weekly news update for this week. Feel free to send to anyone that you think will find it useful. There is lots to do again this weekend and next. I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
This assignment was created as a part of a series of projects for a Sponsorship Proposal for an outdoor festival. In our event management course, we planned a festival and created sponsorship packages and proposals.
The summary is:
The document announces that there will be a drama buy-in during period 3 for $2, tickets will be for sale in class, and students not in class or buying a ticket will be marked absent. It also mentions several other school activities, events, and deadlines including chess club, art show submissions, rugby forms, volunteer opportunities, student trustee position, co-op sign-ups, and lunch restrictions.
The Ready! Set! Go! Back to School organization will hold a press conference on May 5th at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church to announce the date of their 7th annual Back to School Expo. The expo provides free school supplies and information to over 5,000 children. It is a collaboration between various organizations, businesses, and churches to help families have successful school years. The expo will be held on August 16th at the Savannah Civic Center.
This document outlines the schedule and logistics for filming a project over three days at both a family home and school location. It details the shots planned each day, equipment needed, small budget, and backup plans to ask others for help if required. The filming will involve the document author operating the camera alone or with actor assistance to capture staged scenes following a script and shot list at various locations on the property and at the school both inside and outside.
Announcements- Tuesday September 4, 2018Ken Stayner
All students must have their picture taken for the yearbook and student ID card by Friday, September 7th. A $30 student fee is due that day which provides the student ID card required for extracurricular activities and sports teams. Students who pay the fee after picture day can pick up their student ID card in the office.
This document discusses ways to improve party offerings at Gymboland to better meet the needs and expectations of parents. It notes that parents currently feel left out and see the playground only through their children's eyes. The opportunities identified include providing more customizable and higher quality options that also entertain parents, as satisfied parents could become repeat customers or refer others. Specific ideas proposed are giving parents better food options, catering, entertainment and gifts to acknowledge their role and make the experience equally special for them and their children.
The weekly meeting announcement discusses three upcoming events for the Marina Key Club: 1) The Division 4 West Banquet on April 20th to recognize members for their service and say goodbye for the year with games, awards and food. 2) The March for Babies walk on April 28th to support the March of Dimes and prevent premature births and infant mortality. Members are asked to donate $5 to participate. 3) The Spring Festival on April 27th where the club will help at Shipley Nature Center with kids' activities like face painting and games from 8am to 3pm.
The newsletter summarizes events from An Phu Primary (AP1) of the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City. It discusses the success of International Week, including classroom displays, the Global Cafe event, and the Parade of Nations. It also announces upcoming events like the Headteacher's Coffee Morning and Tet assemblies. The newsletter provides the school calendar, lunch menus, and contact information for AP1.
The weekly meeting announcement for the Marina Key Club discusses upcoming events and volunteer opportunities including: participating in National Pancake Day at IHOP on March 4th to raise money for Children's Miracle Network; an ice skating social and district committee meeting on March 21st to fundraise for Project ELIMINATE; volunteering at the Ronald McDonald Walk for Kids on April 6th; attending the California-Nevada-Hawaii District Convention from April 11-13 in Sacramento; donating unwanted clothes for a clothing drive to fundraise for Build Futures; and ongoing recycling collection to fundraise for DCON 2014.
Parker Young Letter of Recommendation Parker Young
Parker Young regularly volunteers at Gorman Heritage Farm and is being recommended for the Cincinnati Zoo Summer Internship program. While volunteering, Parker has completed various farm tasks like cleaning out animal coops, feeding and stabling horses, working in the greenhouse and gardens, and assisting with fundraising events. The letter writer commends Parker for being a self-starter, hard worker, and flexible volunteer who is organized and enjoys working for non-profits. The recommendation strongly endorses Parker for the internship and knows he will be an asset to the Cincinnati Zoo.
The document provides an overview of the activities and operations of St. Vincent Children's Home for the 2014-2015 year. It discusses the educational programs provided to 110 children, their health services, recreational activities, staff development, and reliance on volunteers and donors for support. The home strives to provide for the physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual development of children from difficult circumstances.
Welcome to orientation for summer camp 2011girlsinc
1) The document provides information for parents about the Girls Inc. Summer Camp 2011, including check-in/out procedures, dress code, field trips, meals, medications, head lice checks, discipline policies, payments, and end-of-summer events.
2) Parents must check children in and out each day and provide contact information. Camp shirts must be worn on field trip and pool days or families will be billed $8 for a new shirt.
3) Field trips will occur weekly and require signed permission slips. Specific information is provided about a Sea World trip.
4) The camp will provide meals and snacks daily, though children should bring lunches on certain dates. Medic
The document announces that next week there will be a display of unclaimed lost and found clothing items in the lobby, and that valuable items like phones and keys will remain in the office in hopes of being claimed. It further states that any remaining unclaimed items after the week will be donated to charity, and encourages anyone who has lost something to come look for it.
The document contains announcements about various school activities, opportunities, and reminders including:
1) Specials at the cafeteria for a chicken burger or hot dog with sides.
2) The girls soccer team winning a championship and the boys baseball team tying a game.
3) Opportunities to volunteer with the Summer Street Teams and for Pride Week in June, including details on the bulletin board.
4) Reminders about not skateboarding on school property and about legal tobacco age limits.
This document provides information about various upcoming events and deadlines for seniors at New Providence High School. It includes details about completing the FAFSA form, attending various college fairs, registering for AP exams, volunteering opportunities, athletic events, and more. Students are encouraged to see their counselor if they need help with FAFSA, selective service registration, or have college decisions to share.
A student named Rosegine Maey T. Peralta from Tangalan National High School wrote a letter to Mr. Eric Peralta requesting financial support for her grade level's candidates in an upcoming school pageant called Mr. and Ms. SSG on July 25. The pageant is a fundraiser being held by the school's Supreme Student Government and Students Crime Prevention Council to collect funds for school improvements. Rosegine is asking for Mr. Peralta's help in supporting her grade level's candidates which would greatly benefit the school.
The document provides information about the 'Sader Run 5K run/walk/fun run event taking place on November 9, 2013 at Hinds Community College Rankin Campus. It includes an entry form to register for the 5K run, 5K walk, or 1 mile fun run by mailing it along with payment. The entry fees are $20 or $25 on race day. It also lists the schedule of events, awards for different age groups, and that t-shirts will be provided to the first 250 registered participants.
Sydney PACFest 2014- Partnership Proposal.Helena Taulalo
The document provides details about the inaugural Sydney PACFest (Polynesian Australian Cultural Festival) event to be held on August 2nd, 2014. It will be a cultural festival for high school students to perform Aboriginal Australian and Pacific Islander songs and dances. Twelve school teams with 60 students each will perform. The event aims to promote Pacific Islander culture and build unity. It will be held at a venue in Hurstville that can seat 800-1500 people. The document requests partnership sponsorships from organizations to help fund future annual events.
Sydney PACFest 2014- Partnership Proposal.
Content outlines the event demographics/ overview and the Partnerships available to corporates to support the event.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 14, 2016Ken Stayner
One notice announces a volleyball tournament tomorrow and to speak to the teachers named with any questions. Volunteer forms for the Stayner Fall Festival on September 18th are available in the main office and guidance. A reminder is given about
1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley Weekly News Update 5 09-14hamiltonsown
Please find attached the weekly news update for this week. Feel free to send to anyone that you think will find it useful. There is lots to do again this weekend and next. I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
This assignment was created as a part of a series of projects for a Sponsorship Proposal for an outdoor festival. In our event management course, we planned a festival and created sponsorship packages and proposals.
The summary is:
The document announces that there will be a drama buy-in during period 3 for $2, tickets will be for sale in class, and students not in class or buying a ticket will be marked absent. It also mentions several other school activities, events, and deadlines including chess club, art show submissions, rugby forms, volunteer opportunities, student trustee position, co-op sign-ups, and lunch restrictions.
The Ready! Set! Go! Back to School organization will hold a press conference on May 5th at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church to announce the date of their 7th annual Back to School Expo. The expo provides free school supplies and information to over 5,000 children. It is a collaboration between various organizations, businesses, and churches to help families have successful school years. The expo will be held on August 16th at the Savannah Civic Center.
This document outlines the schedule and logistics for filming a project over three days at both a family home and school location. It details the shots planned each day, equipment needed, small budget, and backup plans to ask others for help if required. The filming will involve the document author operating the camera alone or with actor assistance to capture staged scenes following a script and shot list at various locations on the property and at the school both inside and outside.
Announcements- Tuesday September 4, 2018Ken Stayner
All students must have their picture taken for the yearbook and student ID card by Friday, September 7th. A $30 student fee is due that day which provides the student ID card required for extracurricular activities and sports teams. Students who pay the fee after picture day can pick up their student ID card in the office.
This document discusses ways to improve party offerings at Gymboland to better meet the needs and expectations of parents. It notes that parents currently feel left out and see the playground only through their children's eyes. The opportunities identified include providing more customizable and higher quality options that also entertain parents, as satisfied parents could become repeat customers or refer others. Specific ideas proposed are giving parents better food options, catering, entertainment and gifts to acknowledge their role and make the experience equally special for them and their children.
The weekly meeting announcement discusses three upcoming events for the Marina Key Club: 1) The Division 4 West Banquet on April 20th to recognize members for their service and say goodbye for the year with games, awards and food. 2) The March for Babies walk on April 28th to support the March of Dimes and prevent premature births and infant mortality. Members are asked to donate $5 to participate. 3) The Spring Festival on April 27th where the club will help at Shipley Nature Center with kids' activities like face painting and games from 8am to 3pm.
The newsletter summarizes events from An Phu Primary (AP1) of the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City. It discusses the success of International Week, including classroom displays, the Global Cafe event, and the Parade of Nations. It also announces upcoming events like the Headteacher's Coffee Morning and Tet assemblies. The newsletter provides the school calendar, lunch menus, and contact information for AP1.
The weekly meeting announcement for the Marina Key Club discusses upcoming events and volunteer opportunities including: participating in National Pancake Day at IHOP on March 4th to raise money for Children's Miracle Network; an ice skating social and district committee meeting on March 21st to fundraise for Project ELIMINATE; volunteering at the Ronald McDonald Walk for Kids on April 6th; attending the California-Nevada-Hawaii District Convention from April 11-13 in Sacramento; donating unwanted clothes for a clothing drive to fundraise for Build Futures; and ongoing recycling collection to fundraise for DCON 2014.
Parker Young Letter of Recommendation Parker Young
Parker Young regularly volunteers at Gorman Heritage Farm and is being recommended for the Cincinnati Zoo Summer Internship program. While volunteering, Parker has completed various farm tasks like cleaning out animal coops, feeding and stabling horses, working in the greenhouse and gardens, and assisting with fundraising events. The letter writer commends Parker for being a self-starter, hard worker, and flexible volunteer who is organized and enjoys working for non-profits. The recommendation strongly endorses Parker for the internship and knows he will be an asset to the Cincinnati Zoo.
The document provides an overview of the activities and operations of St. Vincent Children's Home for the 2014-2015 year. It discusses the educational programs provided to 110 children, their health services, recreational activities, staff development, and reliance on volunteers and donors for support. The home strives to provide for the physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual development of children from difficult circumstances.
Welcome to orientation for summer camp 2011girlsinc
1) The document provides information for parents about the Girls Inc. Summer Camp 2011, including check-in/out procedures, dress code, field trips, meals, medications, head lice checks, discipline policies, payments, and end-of-summer events.
2) Parents must check children in and out each day and provide contact information. Camp shirts must be worn on field trip and pool days or families will be billed $8 for a new shirt.
3) Field trips will occur weekly and require signed permission slips. Specific information is provided about a Sea World trip.
4) The camp will provide meals and snacks daily, though children should bring lunches on certain dates. Medic
The document announces that next week there will be a display of unclaimed lost and found clothing items in the lobby, and that valuable items like phones and keys will remain in the office in hopes of being claimed. It further states that any remaining unclaimed items after the week will be donated to charity, and encourages anyone who has lost something to come look for it.
The document contains announcements about various school activities, opportunities, and reminders including:
1) Specials at the cafeteria for a chicken burger or hot dog with sides.
2) The girls soccer team winning a championship and the boys baseball team tying a game.
3) Opportunities to volunteer with the Summer Street Teams and for Pride Week in June, including details on the bulletin board.
4) Reminders about not skateboarding on school property and about legal tobacco age limits.
This document provides information about various upcoming events and deadlines for seniors at New Providence High School. It includes details about completing the FAFSA form, attending various college fairs, registering for AP exams, volunteering opportunities, athletic events, and more. Students are encouraged to see their counselor if they need help with FAFSA, selective service registration, or have college decisions to share.
A student named Rosegine Maey T. Peralta from Tangalan National High School wrote a letter to Mr. Eric Peralta requesting financial support for her grade level's candidates in an upcoming school pageant called Mr. and Ms. SSG on July 25. The pageant is a fundraiser being held by the school's Supreme Student Government and Students Crime Prevention Council to collect funds for school improvements. Rosegine is asking for Mr. Peralta's help in supporting her grade level's candidates which would greatly benefit the school.
The document provides information about the 'Sader Run 5K run/walk/fun run event taking place on November 9, 2013 at Hinds Community College Rankin Campus. It includes an entry form to register for the 5K run, 5K walk, or 1 mile fun run by mailing it along with payment. The entry fees are $20 or $25 on race day. It also lists the schedule of events, awards for different age groups, and that t-shirts will be provided to the first 250 registered participants.
Sydney PACFest 2014- Partnership Proposal.Helena Taulalo
The document provides details about the inaugural Sydney PACFest (Polynesian Australian Cultural Festival) event to be held on August 2nd, 2014. It will be a cultural festival for high school students to perform Aboriginal Australian and Pacific Islander songs and dances. Twelve school teams with 60 students each will perform. The event aims to promote Pacific Islander culture and build unity. It will be held at a venue in Hurstville that can seat 800-1500 people. The document requests partnership sponsorships from organizations to help fund future annual events.
Sydney PACFest 2014- Partnership Proposal.
Content outlines the event demographics/ overview and the Partnerships available to corporates to support the event.
Brand Simplicity Enterprise hosted a library launch, career expo, and inter-school competition on May 27th, 2016 at St. Augustine's Primary School in Thaba Nchu. Over 300 learners and 10 guests/exhibitors attended the event from 10am to 4pm. The company organized various activities for learners including debates, public speaking, poetry, writing and spelling competitions to improve education. Guests from organizations provided information and the day included performances, networking, and certificates for participants.
Brand Simplicity Enterprise hosted a library launch, career expo, and inter-school competition on May 27th, 2016 at St. Augustine's Primary School in Thaba Nchu. Over 300 learners and 10 guests/exhibitors attended the event from 10am to 4pm. The company organized various activities for learners including debates, public speaking, poetry, writing and spelling competitions. Guests and exhibitors provided information to address social issues and various schools and organizations participated in the events and judging. The event provided opportunities for learners to showcase their talents and receive certificates of participation.
The document outlines the plans for an end of the year cookout event organized by Greek Life at UMKC in partnership with the local animal shelter Wayside Waifs. It details the 7 phases of planning from February to April and includes objectives for each phase such as identifying the cause, booking the location, and finalizing tasks. Individual duties are assigned to Maris Panjada and Skyler Allen for tasks like obtaining equipment, coordinating volunteers, marketing, and collecting donations. A schedule is provided for the day of the April 19th event from set-up at 9:30am through clean-up at 4pm.
The document is a proposal from Radio 2000 and Channel Africa for Rotary Club support of their "67 Minutes of Community Service" event on July 18, 2016 in Joubert Park. The event will feed over 2,000 homeless people to honor Nelson Mandela's 67 years of service. The Rotary Club is asked to provide donations like food, water, blankets, and help coordinate efforts. Supporters will receive promotion and branding opportunities during the event broadcast on Radio 2000, Channel Africa, and SABC TV channels.
newsletter_issue_16_12.06.15_1434085964468Oliver Smith
The document summarizes several events occurring at Quirindi High School. It discusses the school captains attending the Blacktown City Festival celebrations, the boys' basketball team competing for a state championship spot, upcoming P&C events like a new canteen and NAIDOC writing competition, and important dates like the last day of term.
The 2014-2015 Exposition will be held on Saturday, August 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center. The event is free and open to parents and school children in the Savannah area. Attendees will have access to school supplies, a health fair, dental screenings, after-school program information, a fashion show, and entertainment. Local businesses and nonprofits can support the Expo through sponsorships, vendor booths, or in-kind donations of school supplies. Community members can donate supplies at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church or volunteer by contacting Ms. King at 912-353-8126.
Each year, HOPE worldwide Australia holds a Day of Giving. In 2023, the funds raised will go to supporting vulnerable communities in Papua New Guinea and Fiji.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Southmead School in North Devon, including coffee mornings, open evenings, trips, and Christmas performances. It discusses the school's participation in a tag rugby competition, where they came in second place. It also mentions the introduction of a new positive behavior policy and vocabulary program. The newsletter concludes by listing class attendance percentages, after school clubs, music lessons, and regular reminders about illness policy and contact details.
The document is the July 2014 bulletin of the Victorian Branch of the Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST). It provides information on:
1) The committee members of the Victorian Branch, including the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, and chairs of various groups.
2) Updates on upcoming AIFST events in Victoria, including a young members social event and an event on protecting brands and business.
3) A welcome to new AIFST members in Victoria and an introduction to one of the new Victorian Branch committee members, Shankar Cumarasamy.
4) A report from the AIFST Convention Young Members Group on their volunteering efforts at the recent national A
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information about upcoming events and important dates for the school community. It announces that the term will end on July 4th and the next term will begin on July 21st. It thanks the community for supporting a fundraising event that raised $3,760 for a shelter. It also provides details about various extracurricular activities, community consultations, the new school uniform, and notices regarding health, canteen options, and dental care eligibility.
The document provides information about upcoming community events, activities, and organizations in the Warburton and Yarra Junction areas. It announces events like the Warburton Christmas carnival, crafternoons workshops, and the Warburton Harmony Festival. It also provides details about community groups and services like the beekeeping group, tennis coaching, naturopathy sessions, and the Warburton community bus.
The newsletter provides updates about a Tesco store's community initiatives, including its new Community Food Connection program which donates surplus food to local charities. It highlights recent donations to Mid-Lin Day Care and upcoming fundraising events for charities like Diabetes UK and British Heart Foundation. The newsletter also describes the Bags of Help grant scheme and encourages local projects to apply before the June 3rd deadline.
This newsletter from Spring Creek School provides information about upcoming events at the school for the term. It discusses that the school's value for the term is kindness. It announces details about parent-teacher conferences, an ERO review of the school, and several fundraising and social events happening within the community. The principal also recognizes some students for their achievements.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City, including a charity bake sale, headteacher's coffee morning, TET fair and assembly, and school closing for TET holidays. It discusses the start of new extracurricular clubs and reminds parents about school uniform policies. It also highlights activities from International Week and previews upcoming Interhouse football games and April holiday sports programmes.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Winchester High School, including a PFA meeting on February 13th to discuss the STEM departments, a practice SAT on February 9th for juniors, and a pizza party for sophomores on February 6th. It also provides an update on the school building project, with the MSBA requesting details on 4 renovation/construction options, and announces a 4.82% increase to the FY14 education budget. Additionally, it advertises community events like the Relay for Life kickoff on February 6th and Rock for Youth battle of the bands semifinals on March 1st.
Tswellopele Branding Enterprise hosted a library pre-launch, career expo, and interschool intellectual competition on May 27th, 2016 at St. Augustine's Primary School. Over 300 learners and 10 guests/exhibitors attended. Various sponsors provided food, drinks, and marketing materials for the event. Activities included debates, public speaking, poetry, writing and spelling competitions between 8 participating schools. Guests and exhibitors provided career information and addressed social issues. The event aimed to improve education quality and life for learners.
The document summarizes donations and activities by the Sesego Cares organization. It mentions that R15,000 was donated to allow ladies to knit garments for the needy over winter. It also discusses a R50,000 donation towards a media strategic plan for Rotary Family Health Days. The document provides updates on various club members' activities, including exhibiting artwork in Japan and receiving an award. It previews an upcoming district conference and encourages registration.
This document summarizes FIMRC's Children's Health Awareness Day (CHAD) 2010 event and provides information on other upcoming opportunities:
1) CHAD 2010 will take place on April 15th and focus on both medical and environmental children's health issues through guest speakers and a library walk display. Volunteers are needed to help with final event preparations.
2) Other upcoming events include Relay for Life on April 10-11 to raise money for cancer research, a dodgeball tournament on April 18th, and trips to an orphanage in Tijuana on May 8th and 29th.
3) Leadership positions are available for the 2010-2011 school year. An information session on
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Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
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Sydney PACFest 2014- Event Information Sheet May 2014
1. The Sydney Polynesian Forum (the organisers) would like to
thank you for showing interest in the Sydney Polynesian
Australian Cultural Festival (PACFest) for 2014.
This event consists of 12 high schools performing a 15-
minute set consisting of song/dance from the Aboriginal,
Maori, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian and Cook Island cultures.
A Market Place will also be held consisting of commercial
food, & retail stalls, NGO and Govt Agency Information
stalls.
PACFest 2014 will run from 12pm- 8pm (approx.) on
Saturday 2nd August 2014 at Marana Auditorium, Hurstville.
We have an event Facebook page located at
www.facebook.com/SydneyPacfest where real time updates
and information is shared, please LIKE and SHARE this
page amongst your family and friends.
Expected crowds.
Crowd Demographics and
numbers.
Event Information
Saturday 2nd
August 2014
Inside
Warmest Nesian Greetings!
2
Market Place
Stall holder information.
Tickets & Partnerships
3
4
5
Registered Schools.
2. Sydney PACFest 2014 Newsletter Issue: 2 Date: 23 May 2014
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Registered
Schools
The Sydney Polynesian Forum has been
blown away by the passion and desire of
Sydney High Schools to perform at Sydney
PACFest 2014.
Already there is a waiting list from schools
for 2015 because they could not register in
2014.
For 2014 the registered schools include:
1- GRC Oatley Senior Campus (Host
school)
2- GRC Peakhurst HIgh School
3- GRC Penshurst Girls High School
4- GRC Hurstville Boys High School
5- Kogarah High School
6- Wiley Park Girls High School
7- Canterbury Boys High School
8- Belmore Boys HIgh School
12 High Schools Registered to Perform
9- Burwood Girls High School
10-Kingsgrove North High School
11-Doonside Technical HIgh School
12-Fairfield High School
We have had report backs on the schools
progress to date and its amazing the amount
of progress they are all making.
Many schools chose to practice during the
recent school holidays- that’s how strong
their commitment to performing is!
We are so excited to see what these schools
come up with, we just know it will be
exciting, fresh and fantastic!
3. Sydney PACFest 2014 Newsletter Issue: 2 Date: 22/05/14
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The ethnic composition of the crowd includes
Maori, Tongan, Fijian, Cook Island, Samoan
and Aboriginal ethnicities (plus Australian
generally but not specifically targeted).
The number of expected performers is
between 300-720 high school students aged
12-18yrs.
The number of expected audience members
are1500 families and supporters who will
have pre-purchased tickets.
There will also be approximately 100
volunteers working on the day.
Therefore the total expected audience is
approximately1900-2320.
Anticipated crowds
May 2014
21st: School Leaders
& Community
Members meeting
30th: Community
Newsletter released
June 2014:
27th: Team &
Volunteer members
registered.
30th: Stallholder
registrations close.
30th: Community
Newsletter released
30th: Partnership
registrations close
July 2014:
2nd: Performance
draw is confirmed.
17th: School leaders
and Community
Members meeting
17th: Ticket sales
close (if not sold out
prior)
30th: Community
Newsletter released
August 2014
2nd: Sydney
PACFest 2014 to be
held!
Event
Milestones
4. Sydney PACFest 2014 Newsletter Issue: 2 Date: 23 May 2014
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Market Place Information
Sydney PACFest 2014 will have an onsite Market Place
consisting of Nesian food, retail, community and information
stalls.
There are thirty (approx.) 3mx3m sites available for hire.
Food stallholders must hold both the “Retailers food authority
license” and a “Food Safety Supervisor” certificate.
The following fees will be required to secure a stall location:
Stall type: Fee: Size of site: Larger sites:
Retail $200.00 Standard Pop
Up Marquee:
3mx 3m
Large Pop Up
Marquee: 3mx 6m
sites avail though
at a higher charge.
Please enquire
with the Stall
Manager if
interested.
Commercial
Food/
Beverages
$200.00
Community/
NGO
$50.00
Government
Agencies
$100.00
Registration must be completed by close of business
Monday 30th June 2014.
The Stall Manager for Sydney PACFest 2014 is James
Munroe.
Ph: 0430340042
Email: sydpacfest.info@gmail.com
Hurstville City Council has a
“Guidelines for Food
Businesses at Temporary
Events” document.
Request a copy by
contacting the Council on:
02 9330 6222 (8.30 am -
5.00 pm, Monday to Friday)
or email:
hccmail.hurstville.nsw.gov.au
Also please feel free to
contact the Food Authorities
of NSW to discuss their
requirements for this event.
Food Stall
Guidance
5. Sydney
PACFEST
2014
Website:
www.facebook.com/Sydney
Pacfest
Email:
sydpacfest.info@gmail.com
Tickets: http://www.chuffe
d.org/project/sydney-
pacfest-2014
Event Manager: Helena Taulalo, Nesian
Services
Beverly Hills, Sydney, NSW 2209
Website: www.facebook.com/NesianServices
Email: nesianservices@mail.com
Copyright 2014
Event tickets will be available by donating to the event via the
website:
http://www.chuffed.org/project/sydney-pacfest-2014
Tickets range from single adult to family (2A+2C), medium family
(2A+3C) and large family packages (2A+4C).
Infants under 3yrs are free but must sit on an adults lap, children
are from 3-16yrs and adult’s tickets are 16yrs+.
Official Sydney PACFest merchandise is also available as part of
some ticket packages.
Donations for tickets will close on 17th
July 2014 if tickets are not all
sold out prior.
Sales are on a first come first served basis, strictly limited seats
and there will be NO door sales.
Tickets
Sydney PACFest 2014 Newsletter Issue:2 Date: 23 May 2014
Partnerships
Businesses can become event partners by sponsoring Sydney
PACFest 2014. We have Gold, Silver and Bronze Partnership
packages available and will close negotiations on 30th
June 2014.
Please email sydpacfest.info@gmail.com to request the
Partnership Package.