Term 2 – Week 6 – Notices

Jun3

Week Ahead

ELC

Tuesday, 3rd June – Kindy Constable Care Show Incursion (Road Safety)

Friday 6th June, 9am – ELC Worship

3-6

Tuesday, 3rd June to Friday 6th June – Year 3 & 4 Swimming Lessons

Tuesday 3rd June, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Workshop (Year 6/7 students)

Friday 6th May – Year 6 WA Museum Excursion

 

Dear Parents and Carers,

Welcome back after the WA Day long weekend! It’s hard to believe we are already halfway through Term 2. Time certainly flies when classrooms are buzzing with curiosity, creativity, and connection.

As we move into the second half of the term, we are reminded of the words of Nelson Mandela:

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

Every day in our school is an opportunity to nurture growth—not only in academic learning but in character, resilience, and relationships.

Our students have been showing great persistence and enthusiasm in their learning, and it’s been a joy to see the progress across all year levels. Whether exploring new concepts in maths, diving into rich literature, or collaborating in inquiry learning, their efforts are something to be celebrated.

Thank you for the support you continue to offer at home. The partnership between school and family is a vital part of student success, and we’re so grateful to walk this journey with you.

Wishing you a smooth and positive week ahead.

 

Primary School Disco

Friday 20 June

Get ready for a fun-filled evening – the Primary Disco is just around the corner!  Proudly hosted by St Stephen’s School, Duncraig Primary parents, the 2025 ELC and Primary Disco promises a great night of music, dancing and fun for our students.

Please click here for further information and ticketing details.

Warm regards,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

Link to the event for tickets https://events.humanitix.com/ps2025-t2

Re: Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (NCCD)

Every year, all schools in Australia participate in the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (NCCD). The NCCD process requires schools to identify information already available in the school about supports provided to students with disability. These relate to legislative requirements under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 and the Disability Standards for Education 2005, in line with the NCCD guidelines (2019). 

 

Information provided about students to the Australian Government for the NCCD includes:

·         Year of schooling

·         Category of disability: physical, cognitive, sensory or social/emotional

·         Level of adjustment provided: support provided within quality differentiated teaching practice,

           supplementary, substantial or extensive.

 

This information assists schools to:

·         Formally recognise the supports and adjustments provided to students with disability in

           schools 

·         Consider how they can strengthen the support of students with disability in schools

·         Develop shared practices so that they can review their learning programs in order to improve

           educational outcomes for students with disability.

The NCCD provides state and federal governments with the information they need to plan more broadly for the support of students with disability.

The NCCD will have no direct impact on your child and your child will not be involved in any testing process. The school will provide data to the Australian Government in such a way that no individual student will be able to be identified – the privacy and confidentiality of all students is ensured. All information is protected by privacy laws that regulate the collection, storage and disclosure of personal information.

 

To find out more about these matters, please refer to the Australian Government’s Privacy Policy.

Further information about the NCCD can be found on the NCCD Portal (https://www.nccd.edu.au).

Term 2- Week 5 – Notices

May26

Week Ahead

ELC

Thursday 29th May – Year 2 Water Corporation Incursion

Friday 30th May, 9am – 1E Assembly

3-6

Monday 26th to Friday 30th May – Year 3 & 4 Swimming Lessons

Tuesday 27th May, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Round 2 (Year 6/7 students)

Friday 30th May, 2:20pm – 5MF Assembly

 

Year 3 and 4 Swimming

The temperature over the next 2 weeks is looking reasonably cold. With this in mind, please make sure your child has warm clothing to put on as they travel from the pool back to school, as well as a towel.  Please make sure your child has a hat to keep their head warm.

 

Book Fair (Years 3-6)

The book fair is now on in the primary village and will remain there until Friday, 30 May. Please be encouraged to come in and have a look at the amazing selection of books available either before, during lunch time or after school this week, there are books for all ages and interests.

WA Day Public Holiday

A reminder that school will be closed next Monday, 2 June due to the public holiday.

 

Warm regards,

Andrew Johnston & Hannah Lockwood-Jones

Link to the event for tickets https://events.humanitix.com/ps2025-t2

 

 

 

 

 

 

Term 2 – Week 4 – Notices

May19

Week Ahead

ELC

Friday 23rd May, 9am – ELC Worship

3-6

Monday 19th May to Friday 23rd May – Year 4 camp

Tuesday 20th May, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Workshop (Year 6/7 students)

Dear Parents and Carers,

What a wonderful week we’ve had across our school community! A huge well done to all students who participated in our recent Cross Country events, both at the ELC and in Years 3–6. We were truly blessed with fantastic weather and it was a joy to see so many smiling faces, determined efforts and supportive cheers from peers and families alike. Thank you to everyone who came along to encourage and celebrate the children’s participation and perseverance. Events like these are not just about physical activity, they’re about community spirit, resilience, and participation, and we saw all of that and more on display this week.

Wishing you all a peaceful and positive week ahead. As always, please don’t hesitate to reach out to your child’s teacher or the school office if you need anything.

Warm regards,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

Link to the event for tickets https://events.humanitix.com/ps2025-t2

Heart for the Homeless

We’re proud to, once again, support the Sonshine FM Heart for the Homeless campaign.

As the temperatures drop, let’s remember the thousands of West Australians doing it tough without a safe place to sleep. Donations of new and clean sleeping bags, warm clothing, blankets, and hygiene items can be dropped off at the Administration Building between 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday from 1st to 25th May.

 

Term 2 – Notices – Week 3

May12

Week Ahead

ELC

Tuesday 13th May – Kindy Farmyard on Wheels incursion

Friday 16th May, 9am – ELC Interhouse Cross Country

 

3-6

Tuesday 13th May, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Workshop & Round 1 (Year 6/7 students)

Tuesday 13th May, 6:00pm – Parent Information Session (Year 4 camp)

Friday 16th May, 11am – Years 3-6 Interhouse Cross Country

 

Co Curricular clubs

We are excited to commence the Co-Curricular Activities this week!  These activities are a wonderful opportunity for students to learn new things, develop positive social skills and enjoy being a part of the broader St Stephen’s School community.

 

All confirmed Club bookings are for the full 6-week duration, and we encourage consistent attendance to maximise the benefit for all participants. Your child’s active involvement will greatly contribute to the success of the club.

 

We still have a few spots available in the following clubs for Primary students (Years 3-6). If you haven’t already received confirmation for a Club, please click here to make a booking.

 

  • Hockey
  • Paint by Numbers
  • Chess

 

Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to a rewarding term of Co-Curricular activities.

 

Cross-Country

This Friday, we will be running both our ELC and 3-6 cross country events. This is always a wonderful occasion and one where we are able to celebrate the efforts and achievement of all students. As well as celebrating those talented and passionate runners, we are equally proud of those who find this kind of event more difficult yet have the resilience and determination to take part, which is usually recognised by the other students who roar them on as loudly as the winners.

We’re looking forward to seeing all the students participating and hope you’ll be able to join us for this special day.

 

Warm regards,

Andrew Johnston & Hannah Lockwood-Jones

Heart for the Homeless

We’re proud to, once again, support the Sonshine FM Heart for the Homeless campaign.

As the temperatures drop, let’s remember the thousands of West Australians doing it tough without a safe place to sleep. Donations of new and clean sleeping bags, warm clothing, blankets, and hygiene items can be dropped off at the Administration Building between 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday from 1st to 25th May.

Term 2 – Notices – Week 2

May5

Week Ahead

ELC

Friday 2 May, 8:30am – 9:45am – Mothers & Special Guests Day Celebrations

3-6

Tuesday 6th May, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Workshop (Year 6/7 students)

Friday 9th May – Year 5 Excursion, Gravity Discovery Centre

We’ve had a fantastic start to Term 2, with students settling back into routines and classrooms filled with energy and enthusiasm for the term ahead. It’s been wonderful to see students reconnecting with their peers and engaging so positively with their learning.

This week brings a number of special events across both the ELC and Primary Years. We are especially looking forward to our Mothers & Special Guests Day in the ELC, a cherished opportunity to celebrate the wonderful people who support and nurture our students every day.   In Primary, we’re excited to continue Rookie Debating Workshops for Year 6 students, and our Year 5’s are preparing for an engaging excursion to the Gravity Discovery Centre.

Looking ahead, Primary Co-Curricular Clubs will begin in Week 3, offering students from Pre-Primary to Year 6 a fantastic chance to explore new interests and build friendships outside the classroom.

We hope you have a great week and look forward to sharing these special moments with you and your children.

Co Curricular clubs

Activities will commence in Week 3 and run for a six-week duration, finishing in Week 8.  It is important that children understand they must commit to the activity for the whole six weeks.

 

Bookings will open on Monday, 5 May at 6:00 pm, and can be made through the following link https://bookwhen.com/ststephensschool_duncraig#focus=ev-s9mi-20250514131000

Places are limited for each activity, so please enrol in only one activity.  Allocation is on a ‘first in’ basis, so we encourage you to secure your child’s place as soon as possible.

 

ELC Mothers & Special Guests Day Celebration

Friday, 9th May

8:30 – 9:45am

 

We are eagerly preparing to celebrate and honour the incredible mothers and important people in our students’ lives. At our school, we recognise that in a family there are many special people who play significant roles in our students’ lives. Whether it’s grandparents, aunts, uncles, or family friends, we want to take this opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of all these special individuals.

 

 

Warm regards,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

 

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to the Primary Library! It will be running from Monday 26th of May to Friday 30th of May (Week 5). Come and visit before school, at lunch or after school to support our school whilst getting your hands on the best new books!

 

Heart for the Homeless

We’re proud to, once again, support the Sonshine FM Heart for the Homeless campaign.

As the temperatures drop, let’s remember the thousands of West Australians doing it tough without a safe place to sleep. Donations of new and clean sleeping bags, warm clothing, blankets, and hygiene items can be dropped off at the Administration Building between 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday from 1st to 25th May.

Term 2 – Notices- Week 1

Apr29

Welcome back,

 

We hope you had a wonderful break and enjoyed some well-deserved time to relax and connect with your families.  Term 2 is packed with exciting events, activities, and learning opportunities. Please keep an eye on our school calendar to stay up to date with everything that’s happening.

 

ELC Mothers & Special Guests Day Celebration

Friday, 9th May

8:30 – 9:45am

 

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, we are eagerly preparing to celebrate and honour the incredible mothers and important people in our students’ lives. At our school, we recognise that in a family there are many special people who play significant roles in our students’ lives. Whether it’s grandparents, aunts, uncles, or family friends, we want to take this opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of all these special individuals.

 

Co Curricular clubs

We are excited to begin the Primary Co-Curricular Activities this Term.  These activities are a wonderful opportunity for students to learn new things, develop positive social skills and enjoy being a part of the broader St Stephen’s School community.

 

Activities will commence in Week 3 and run for a six-week duration, finishing in Week 8.  Students from Pre Primary to Year 6 are welcome to participate in a co-curricular activity.  It is important that children understand they must commit to the activity for the whole six weeks.

 

Bookings will open on Monday, 5 May at 6:00 pm, and can be made through the following link https://bookwhen.com/ststephensschool_duncraig#focus=ev-s9mi-20250514131000

 

Places are limited for each activity, so please enrol in only one activity.  Allocation is on a ‘first in’ basis, so we encourage you to secure child’s place as soon as possible.

Lost Property

We currently have a number of items in the Lost Property Box, some of which are pictured below. If your child is missing clothing, a hat, water bottles, or even items from surfing lessons earlier in the year, please pop down to Primary Admin to check if anything belongs to them.  Items not claimed within a couple of weeks will be donated to charity or disposed of.

Andrew Johnston & Hannah Lockwood-Jones

Heart for the Homeless

We’re proud to, once again, support the Sonshine FM Heart for the Homeless campaign.

As the temperatures drop, let’s remember the thousands of West Australians doing it tough without a safe place to sleep. Donations of new and clean sleeping bags, warm clothing, blankets, and hygiene items can be dropped off at the Administration Building between 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday from 1st to 25th May.

 

Term 1 – Notices – Week 10

Apr7

Week Ahead

ELC

Tuesday 8 April – Kindy Nursery Rhyme Day

Tuesday 9 April, 6:45pm – St Stephens School Worship Evening (Carramar Campus)

Friday 11 April – Non uniform day fundraiser (Bali Life)

Friday 11 April, 9am – Year 2 Anzac Assembly

Friday 11 April, 2:30pm – Year 1 Choir Performance

3-6

Monday 7 April, 2:30pm – Year 3A String Demo

Tuesday 8 April, 8:30am – Service of Worship Rehearsal at Carramar (Chamber Choir Singers)

Tuesday 9 April, 6:45pm – St Stephens School Worship Evening (Carramar Campus)

Wednesday 10 April, 11:30am – Year 3 Inquiry ELC visit (selected students)

Friday 11 April – Non uniform day fundraiser (Bali Life)

Friday 11 April. 2:20pm – 5B Assembly

Dear Families and Community,

As Term 1 draws to a close, we find ourselves preparing to celebrate Easter – a season of hope, renewal, and reflection. It’s a time to pause, reconnect, and take joy in the simple blessings around us.

This term has been filled with wonderful moments of learning, growth, and perseverance. Your children have embraced each challenge with enthusiasm and heart, and we are so proud of the progress they’ve made. Their curiosity, creativity, and kindness continue to enrich our school community.

As we head into the break, we hope this Easter brings you and your family rest, togetherness, and time to reflect on all that is good. May it be a season of light, love, and new beginnings.

We are truly grateful for your ongoing support and partnership. It’s a privilege to walk alongside you in your child’s learning journey, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back in Term 2, recharged and ready for the term ahead.

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, joyful, and blessed Easter.

“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.”
John 3:16

Thanksgiving Service – Tuesday, 8th April
We warmly invite all families to join us for our Thanksgiving Service on Tuesday, 8th April as we come together in gratitude for the term that has been. This is a special time to reflect, give thanks, and celebrate the efforts of our students, staff, and school community.

 

A Note for Our Year 2 Families
As our Year 2 students take on the honour of leading the ANZAC Assembly on the last day of term, we ask that they wear their normal school uniform for the occasion rather than free dress. Students are welcome to bring a top to change into after the assembly. Thank you for your support in ensuring this is a respectful and meaningful event.

Warm regards,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

Term 1 – Notices – Week 9

Mar31

Week Ahead

ELC

Tuesday 1 April, 1:45pm – Musica Viva Incursion, Kindy – Year2 (parents welcome)

Friday 4 April, 9am – ELC Worship

3-6

Tuesday 1 April, 9:40am – Musica Viva Incursion, Year 4 & Year 6 (parents welcome)

Tuesday 1 April, 11am – Musica Viva Incursion, Year 3 & Year 5 (parents welcome)

Friday 4 April – NIPSSA Interschool Swimming Carnival (selected Year 3-6 students)

As we enter the final two weeks of term, it’s easy to focus on what’s next—the upcoming holidays, the excitement of a new term, and all that lies ahead. However, this is also a wonderful opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate all that has been achieved since the beginning of the school year.

For our students, this term has been filled with learning, growth, and personal milestones. Whether it’s mastering new skills in the classroom, participating in sporting events, building friendships, or showing resilience in challenges, every child has something to be proud of. We encourage you to take a moment with your child to reflect on their achievements—big or small—and acknowledge how far they’ve come.

A special thank you to our families for your continued support, encouragement, and involvement in school life. Your partnership plays a vital role in your child’s learning journey, and we are grateful for the strong sense of community we share.

 

Thanksgiving Service – Tuesday, 8th April
We warmly invite families to join us for our Thanksgiving Service on Tuesday, 8th April as we come together in gratitude for the term that has been. This is a special time to reflect, give thanks, and celebrate the efforts of our students, staff, and school community.

 

A Note for Our Year 2 Families
As our Year 2 students take on the honour of leading the ANZAC Assembly on the last day of term, we ask that they wear their normal school uniform for the occasion rather than free dress. Students are welcome to bring a top to change into after the assembly. Thank you for your support in ensuring this is a respectful and meaningful event.

 

Let’s take these last two weeks to celebrate, reflect, and finish the term on a positive note. Wishing all our families a restful and enjoyable break ahead!

Warm regards,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

 

YEAR 3 TO YEAR 6

END OF TERM MEAL

Wednesday, 9 April 2025

Cheese Pizza Roll

or

Bacon Cheese Pizza Roll

$9.00

 

4 pack sushi – gluten free

(teriyaki chicken or tuna or vegetable)

$10.00

 

All meals come with:

Pop top Apple Blackcurrant0

Freddo

 

 

(Please contact canteen if you require any information

on ingredients etc

9243 2434)

 

 

ORDER ONLINE THROUGH QUICKCLIQ

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY

THURSDAY, 3 APRIL 2025 (7.30AM)

NO OTHER FOOD AVAILABLE ON 9 APRIL

Yr3-Yr6 – Ordering Instructions

KINDY TO YEAR 2

END OF TERM MEAL

Tuesday, 8 April 2025

 

Cheese Pizza Roll

or

Bacon Cheese Pizza Roll

$9.00

 

4 pack sushi – gluten free

(teriyaki chicken or tuna or vegetable)

$10.00

 

 

All meals come with:

Pop top apple blackcurrant

Freddo

 

(Please contact canteen if you require any information

on ingredients etc

9243 2434)

ORDER ONLINE THROUGH QUICKCLIQ

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY THURSDAY, 3 APRIL (7.30AM)

NO OTHER FOOD AVAILABLE ON 8 APRIL

Kindy to Yr2 – ordering instructions

Term 1 – Notices – Week 8

Mar24

Week Ahead

ELC

Friday 28 March, 9am – Assembly (2B)

3-6

Tuesday 25 March, 7:45am – Music Ensemble Photos

Friday 28 March – Year 3 AQWA excursion

Year 2 Camp

A huge congratulations to our Year 2 students for an amazing camp day on Friday! The day was filled with excitement, laughter, and fun as our students embraced each activity with enthusiasm and teamwork. From interacting with the visiting cuddly farm animals, to being amazed by the magic show, every moment was a highlight. The talent show was a fantastic display of creativity, and the pizza dinner was the perfect way to end the day.

A big thank you to all the teachers and staff who helped plan the day and make it so special.

School Worship Service

We wish to remind you of the St Stephen’s School Worship Service; to held at the Carramar Sports and Learning Centre on Tuesday, 8 April at 6:45pm.  We would love to see you all there.

Students arriving to school late

We kindly remind parents that if students arrive after 8:35am,  they must be signed in at Reception. Recently, we have observed several instances where parents have dropped their children off at Kiss and Drive, with them then proceeding directly to class. To ensure the safety and proper record-keeping of all students, please remember to sign your child in at Reception if they are arriving after school start time. Thank you for your cooperation.

Warm regards,

Andrew Johnston & Hannah Lockwood-Jones

YEAR 3 TO YEAR 6

END OF TERM MEAL

Wednesday, 9 April 2025

Cheese Pizza Roll

or

Bacon Cheese Pizza Roll

$9.00

 

4 pack sushi – gluten free

(teriyaki chicken or tuna or vegetable)

$10.00

 

All meals come with:

Pop top Apple Blackcurrant0

Freddo

 

 

(Please contact canteen if you require any information

on ingredients etc

9243 2434)

 

 

ORDER ONLINE THROUGH QUICKCLIQ

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY

THURSDAY, 3 APRIL 2025 (7.30AM)

NO OTHER FOOD AVAILABLE ON 9 APRIL

Yr3-Yr6 – Ordering Instructions

Soccajoeys childrens soccer classes

Carramar Bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/cht2025-t1

Duncraig Bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/dht2025-t1

Tuesday, 8 April 2025

 

Cheese Pizza Roll

or

Bacon Cheese Pizza Roll

$9.00

 

4 pack sushi – gluten free

(teriyaki chicken or tuna or vegetable)

$10.00

 

 

All meals come with:

Pop top apple blackcurrant

Freddo

 

(Please contact canteen if you require any information

on ingredients etc

9243 2434)

ORDER ONLINE THROUGH QUICKCLIQ

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY THURSDAY, 3 APRIL (7.30AM)

NO OTHER FOOD AVAILABLE ON 8 APRIL\

Kindy to Yr2 – ordering instructions

Term 1 – Notices – Week 7

Mar17

Week Ahead

ELC

Friday 21 March, 9am – ELC Worship

Friday 21 March – Harmony Day

Friday 21 March – Year 2 Camp Day

3-6

Monday 17 March – Friday 21 March – NAPLAN continues (Year 3 and Year 5)

Friday 21 March – Harmony Day

Friday 21 March, 2:20pm – Assembly (4O)

Dear Parents and Carers,

As we head into the second half of the term, it’s been lovely to see the joy and energy that fill our school grounds each day. Classrooms have been buzzing with learning – from curious questions and creative thinking to collaborative projects and problem-solving. The growth in our students, both academically and socially, is a testament to their hard work and the wonderful support they receive from school and home. The laughter and chatter of students as they connect with friends, explore new ideas, and enjoy the beautiful outdoor spaces remind us how fortunate we are to be part of such a vibrant community.

A few important points to be aware of this week:-

ELC after hours play
A gentle reminder to all families that after school, students should remain with their parents and are under your supervision and care. While we love seeing the children enjoy some free play after a busy school day, please ensure that all play is closely monitored, and that school equipment is used respectfully and cared for.

Water play is not permitted outside of school hours, and we ask that families support us in upholding this rule to ensure the safety and longevity of our resources.

At 3:45 pm, OSH begins using our outdoor spaces, and we kindly ask that families using the playground or other areas move to the oval if you wish to stay and play a little longer. This helps to keep all students safe and ensures that OSH operations run smoothly for those children in their care.

Thank you for your ongoing support and for helping us create a safe, respectful, and enjoyable environment for all our children.

Harmony Day

On Friday, 21 March we will be celebrating Harmony Day. Students are encouraged to wear something orange as we celebrate cultural diversity, inclusiveness, and respect for all. Let’s come together to embrace the richness of our community’s cultural tapestry.

School Photo Orders

We would like to kindly remind you that the pre-order cut-off date for school photos is fast approaching, Wednesday, 19th March. Please make sure to place your photo orders before this date to ensure your child’s photos are printed and ready.

Orders can be placed through the link below, entering either the ELC or Primary Access Key:

 

Portal Link:                 Order Photos
ELC Access Key:          MCMTPLWD

Primary Access Key:   46HN2K5Y

Warm regards,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

Music Notes


Our annual Music Ensemble Photos are being taken on Tuesday 25 March.

Venue: Duncraig Theatre

Please meet in the Theatre Foyer 10 minutes before your scheduled time.  ELC Parents, can you please remain with your child and then take them back to the ELC after their photo.

What to wear:
Primary Students – Summer Uniform (not Sport Uniform)
Middle School Students – Summer Uniform
Senior – Performance Uniform (Students in Senior Guitars, Concert Band, Swing Band, High School Orchestra, Singers, Fellas, Stellas and Funk Band)

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR INSTRUMENT AS WELL FOR YOUR BAND AND ORCHESTRA PHOTOS.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE PHOTOS WILL BE USED FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES IN PRINT AND ONLINE. Students without these permissions will be unable to be photographed.

7.45am  Middle School Guitar, Senior Guitar Ensemble and Senior Guitar Quartet)

8.00 Middle School Orchestra

8.10 High School Orchestra

8.20 Primary School Orchestra

8.30 Chamber Choir and Primary Chorale

8.45 Middle School Band

8.55 Primary Guitar Ensemble

9.00 Singers and Year 12 Musos

9.10 Fellas

9.20 Stellas

9.25 Yr 12 Music Captains

9.30 Wind Band

9.40 Jazz Band

9.50 Middle Funk Band

9.55 Swing Band

10.00 Concert Band

10.10 Senior Funk Band