29 October 2021

Newsletter Articles

Principal’s Report

Dear Parents and Caregivers

Dear Parents and Caregivers – Term 4, Week 4

Welcome to Term 4

How quickly the year has gone! I have now completed a full year at Beerwah and I’m proud of everyone who helps support the Beerwah school community to reach our goal of Success for All.

Focus for Term 4

Our focus for Term 4 is to do everything possible to reach our academic goal of 90% of our students achieving an A, B or a C on their final report card. It is our responsibility to ensure that we set the right conditions for every student to have success. We all know that this is sometimes difficult if a student is facing obstacles to success. Please contact your child’s teacher if you are concerned about their progress in any of their classes.

Academic success for all

Term 3 progress results showed the following:

1. 94.9% of our students are meeting behaviour expectations at an A - C level.
2. 89% are putting in an A - C level of effort.
3. 88.2% of students are achieving A - C.

This is an improvement from Semester 1 results. Well done to all of the students, teachers and parents/carers for their efforts in this area.

Academic and Cultural Cup

Mr Voigt, who is one of our extraordinarily talented teacher aides, and his team have put in a highly impressive effort to continue the tradition of acknowledging students who show success in academic and cultural pursuits. It’s a wonderful recognition and while this year’s ceremony was a filmed version, it was still spectacular. Well done to the staff including Mrs Hansen, Mr Leftwich and all the team who made this happen. Congratulations to our 12 winners from Year 7 through to Year 12.

World Teachers’ Day

Today we gave out ribbons and badges to acknowledge our teachers, who genuinely make a difference in the way they care for and guide our teenagers. Thank you to the P & C who are hosting a burger lunch at 1st break near the canteen. Thank you to our Teachers – we appreciate you!

Welcome to our Year 6s

This week is an exciting day on our transitions calendar as we welcome over 100 Year 6 students from numerous state schools for a day of high school learning experiences. Thank you to Darren Rogers for his organisation and for all the staff who have been preparing lessons to implement on the day.

End of year exams

Good luck to the Year 12s this week as they begin their external exams. Reaching this point of Year 12 is a very important milestone and we wish our many wonderful Year 12 students all the best for their final assessment and for their upcoming graduation on November 18. Good luck also to our Year 11 students who are completing their Unit 2 assessments and will be commencing Unit 3 very shortly. It’s a busy time of year for our senior students.

Dance success

Beerwah Dance Company continues to enjoy marvellous success competing at the Australian Pinnacle Dance Challenge and were very thrilled to receive a range of places across Senior Jazz, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Hip Hop, Lyrical and Junior Jazz and Lyrical. BDC also received the Adjudicator’s Choice Award. It was an absolute pleasure to witness a fantastic evening’s entertainment at the recent Dance Night. Beerwah SHS’s Dance night is a slick, polished, high quality, creative and entertaining performance and the accolades that are awarded to the team are justly deserved. Thank you to Ms Rossberg and Mrs Roedder as they continue to inspire our students to achieve success at so many levels.

Engineering success

Congratulations to Mr Philpot and our Formula One engineering students for their work recently at Raceday at Lakeside. A lot of work happens to build a car ready for the track and the skills the students learn are impressive.

Basketball success

The Open Boys Basketball team, coached by Mr Lancaster and Mr Philpot, had a successful win over Nambour in the grand final held recently at the USC stadium. The boys did Beerwah very proud with many impressive players. Well done – Go Crocs! It was also wonderful to witness the sportsmanship between staff and students at the recent Year 12 v Staff basketball play-off. The staff team won by the closest of margins and while it was competitive and very physical, the spirit of fair play was clearly evident.

Mock interview success

Congratulations to the Year 10s who last week participated in the mock interviews. I interviewed a number of students and they were well prepared for their interviews. It was delightful to see the Year 10s on assembly show genuine gratitude towards the staff organisers, Ms Liesegang and Mrs Forrest, by giving them some presents to say thank you.

Melodies success

Also, congratulations to the staff and students who are part of the range of musical ensembles and the vocal group. Mr Audley and Ms Dalzell and the team delivered a delightful afternoon of musical melodies. I really enjoyed seeing the collaboration between students and staff and the opportunity to perform just lifts the students to another level. Well done to all the students involved and I would certainly encourage and support more of these opportunities for our students.

Mental Health Week 9-17 October

Thank you and congratulations to all the staff from the Student services team who have inspired more awareness of the importance of acknowledging and having conversations about preventative approaches to managing mental health. The participation from staff and students in the many activities that were on offer demonstrates how much everyone's wellbeing is at the forefront of our priorities.

Link and Launch

I'm pleased to announce that Beerwah SHS has been selected as part of a cluster to offer a Link and Launch service for 2022. This service will be managed by the youth engagement team and involve the appointment of a pathways officer who will link with our Year 12 completers who are not engaged in education, employment or training after they leave school. This program has been piloted in a number of schools since 2019 and has had positive success. All of our current Year 12 students have been asked to provide the email addresses they will use next year so that we can assist them with their next step pathways.

Facebook

We are seeing some great successes being shared with our community via Facebook with over 4000 people viewing our content each week and we have seen a 64% increase in engagement and reactions. Our followers are enjoying our content, particularly the Staff in Focus posts. Well done to Mr Waldren for showing initiative in this area and I look forward to future posts.

Facilities Update

All of the facilities upgrades are progressing well, including student and canteen amenities, air conditioner installs in all classrooms, H block roof replacement and a refurbishment in one area of the Resource Centre. We have also received funding to replace the Student Centre roof and after many, many years of a leaking roof, we have been told it will be replaced over the Christmas holiday break. Our facilities management staff are working very hard at the moment to see that these upgrades are completed to a standard that we expect. Thank you, Mrs Croft and Mr Reed.

Uniform reminders - Monday is formal shirt day

Please remind your child about the need to wear our uniform correctly. This includes Year 11 and 12 students who are attending on Fridays or during external exams. Students are required to wear school navy shorts/skirts, fully black shoes and all jewellery must be removed as per policy. Please refer to the website for this policy. There has been a decline in compliance and we will be focussing on this for the remainder of the year. Presentation and appearance of our students is important and does make a difference to the operation and management of a school and its students.

Eat healthy, stay hydrated, exercise and sleep well!

Stay safe, Take care,

Lyn McDonald
B. Bus, M. of Ed. Research

Whole School News

Mathematics Department

Maths Tutoring

Maths tutoring is in the library every Tuesday from 3:00-4:00 pm. Students from any year level can attend. Students are asked to bring work that they would like to review.

Kayla Monk
Acting Head of Department Mathematics

Science Department

Australia Zoo

This week, year 7 science students visited Australia zoo to enhance their study of classification and ecology. Thank you to the students for their participation and great behaviour.

Paul Schneider
Head of Department of Science

Education Services

Australian Native Bee Hive

Education Services students who participate in the Nursery Program now have the opportunity to observe the pollination and life cycle of Australian Native Stingless Bees due to the generosity of a local couple. Ed Reuss and Kia Hania have had the bees and the hive for ten years and have donated it to the school. The species of native bee in the hive is the Tetragonula Carbonria or ‘Sugarbag’ bee. It is a stingless bee, endemic to the north-east coast of Australia. It is known to pollinate orchids and collect pollen from cycads. The ‘Sugarbag’ bee produces an edible honey that is considered a valuable source of bush tucker. The bee hive will be maintained by Matthew Middleton from Bezotted who has offered to do this for free.

Well done to Helen DeVries for organising this fantastic learning opportunity for our Education Services Nursry students.

Alternative Program

Year 7 student Brianna, attends an alternative program in Education Services during period four on a Monday afternoon. Brianna has been working on this beautiful and intricate diamond art piece of a tiger since the start of term 3 and has just completed it. Brianna has dedicated one lesson over the last thirteen weeks to achieve her goal. She spent a lot of time carefully placing the correct colours of ‘diamonds’ onto the corresponding sections and the result looks spectacular! It is definitely something that Brianna can be proud of for years to come.

Well done to Brianna for showing lots of patience and concentration to achieve her goal

Academic & Cultural Cup 2021

Although life has had us dancing to a slightly different beat over the past two years, Beerwah High has been Stayin’ Alive, keeping Footloose, improving their Jive Talkin’ and focusing their Hungry Eyes on the things that help our hearts sing and minds breathe! Students have been powering through Covid restrictions and enforced postponements and variations with minimal fuss, displaying dashes of adaptability, sprinkles of enthusiasm, and splashes of ingenuity.

Ngungun house captains Bonnie Muller & Portia Quinn-Haines hold the perennial cup crowned with their team coloured mortar board

On Monday 18th October, Beerwah High celebrated its seventh annual Academic & Cultural Cup. In a year that has been a difficult one for all lovers of academia and the arts, our celebrations ventured to waters unknown with the ceremony broadcast over the watery wireless waves of the web! Although pre-recorded, our Beerwah High community was lifted by soaring voices, emotive and elegant dancing, expressive theatre and orchestral musings.

Congratulations to Team Ngungun, who claimed victory in a year that saw all four houses separated by a handful of points. Team Ngungun’s resplendent bright yellow mortarboard will adorn the top of the beautiful Academic & Cultural Champions’ trophy for the next twelve months.

Support from local business during the lifespan of this culture-bending initiative has been amazing and our awardees were thrilled to receive their prizes. Thank you to Steve from Vianta Espresso & Exotics Coffee Shop who has been an enthusiastic sponsor of our BSHS airliner from the very beginning, encouraging our students to reach for the skies and visit new and exciting destinations made available within the Academic & Cultural Cup world at Beerwah High. This year we also extend our thanks to co-sponsors Australia Zoo, Laserzone Warana, Blast Aqua Park Coolum, Aussie World, Next Level Ropes Course (Sunshine Plaza), Beerwah Florist and Spinners Bar & Bowl (Caloundra) for their generous support and encouragement.

Congratulations to our twelve year-level male and female champions who have shared in the prizes offered by our generous local businesses. They have signed and added their names to the beautiful leather-bound BSHS Scholastic Almanac, adding to the history of age champions which is held within its parchment paper pages. Students earn 10 points for achieving an A standard in a subject, 5 points for a B and 1 point for a C. Points are also earned for all extra-curricular endeavours undertaken by students using a scoring system of 50 points for a High Distinction, 30 points for a Distinction, 10 points for a Credit and 2 points for participation. Students also earn points for being part of a school team within the academic and cultural fields. Points are allocated using a system of 25 points for a Team High Distinction, 15 points for a Team Distinction, 5 points for a Team Credit and 2 points for Team Participation.

The enthusiasm and talent displayed this year by so many of our gifted students has given 2021 a huge injection of art, music and academic medicine!

2021 BSHS Academic & Cultural Cup Age Champions (Back) Macey, Anthony, Brook, Decklan, Riley, Mitchell, Poppy, Ella, (front) Archie, Benjamin, Jessica and Ella, accompanied by Principal Ms McDonald & Deputy Mr Siddell

2021 Age Champions

• Year 7 Female Champion - Ella Holzigal Year 7 Male Champion - Archie Pulham
• Year 8 Female Champion - Jessica Simpson Year 8 Male Champion Benjamin Henninger
• Year 9 Female Champion - Macey Searle Year 9 Male Champion - Anthony Sabater
• Year 10 Female Champion - Poppy Taylor Year 10 Male Champion Riley Ferguson
• Year 11 Female Champion - Ella Eade Year 11 Male Champion - Mitchell Welsh
• Year 12 Female Champion - Brook Ferguson Year 12 Male Champion Decklan Dodd

By Peter Voigt
Academic & Cultural Cup Coordinator – Learning Support

NATIONAL RECYCLING WEEK

Monday 8 to Sunday 14 November. The Planet Ark campaign aims to help people reduce waste and recycle correctly. This year is its 25th anniversary and the school will be conducting a few activities during the week, to enhance the waste management systems we already have in place. On Wednesday 10th November we are encouraging students to wear GREEN (t-shirt, socks, hair tie etc.) to show their support for our environment.

Donna Grant
ST:LaN (Learning Support)
Teacher 7 Spanish / 7 & 8 LEC

IT Department

What’s happening in our Junior Secondary classrooms?

Junior Digital Technologies and Humanities classes are in full swing for Term 4. Our Year 7 and 8 students are using the micro:bit to learn about networks and will soon be creating their own games for their peers where they will have to generate the code and problem-solve. Our Year 9 STEM students are busy soldering and using a range of equipment as they develop a robotic car design for their assessment this term.

In Humanities, Year 7 is looking at History Mysteries before presenting a multimodal presentation about Ancient Egypt. Year 8 is looking at the Spanish Conquest and will be involved in a cultural day in the coming week. Year 9 are preparing an Interconnections Report for Geography and investigating World War I in History. Our Business students in Year 9 are focussed on learning about Finance and the Economy through a simulation experience. With our Year 10 Digital Technologies students using EV3 robotics kits to develop solutions. Our History class engaging in a Depth Study focussed on ancient history as part of preparing for Year 11. There is certainly a lot of learning going on!

BYOD and Laptop Hire

As we approach the middle of Term 4, I know a lot of families will be starting to think about BYOD and Device Hire Options for 2022 to ensure that your child is able to remain connected at Beerwah.

There is no fee charged for students who bring their own device to connect via our BYOD network. If you are purchasing a device, it is strongly recommended that you refer to provide a copy of our purchasing letter to your preferred retailer to ensure that any device purchased will be compatible with the school network environment.

This document is available here

We also have a range of Laptop Hire Options where we can supply a device to your child for a fee. These options include

At Beerwah, students are expected to bring their own devices, fully charged ready for learning each day. Having students connected to our network with access to a device to support their learning in all classroom settings means that they can access digital content including electronic textbooks, virtual classrooms via Daymap, Microsoft Teams and OneNote. They can access content and collaborate easily to support and enhance their learning.

Students are encouraged to on-board their own devices at home by following the instructions available on our website. Alternatively, our IT Technician is available to assist at the following times:

Please visit our website to learn more about options currently available to support you in getting your student Connected @ Beerwah..

Students who have a hire device currently will be required to return this in good order before the end of the school year.

If you wish to discuss your BYOD needs further, please contact our IT Department via itsupport@beerwahshs.eq.edu.au or encourage your student to pop in and see us at the Resource Centre. We will work with you to ensure that your child can be connected @ Beerwah.

Should you have any other queries about our programs, please do not hesitate to contact me directly via pwald9@eq.edu.au or 5436 5326. I look forward to connecting with you.

Patrick Walden
Head of Department – Digital Technologies & Humanities

Supporting Our Students

Future Pathways

Future Pathways 2021

Term 4 has been a busy term with Year 10 students submitting expressions of interest and applications for VET courses in 2022. On Wednesday 6 October, first round interviews for SC Trade Training Centre places were conducted at Beerwah High. Students will be receiving offers in the coming weeks.

Students have submitted enrolments for the Kawana Waters Health Education Unit, which is a two-year program with students attending KWSC Senior Campus to participate in theory and practical training. These students will complete a Certificate II in Health Support Services and a Certificate III in Health Services Assistance.

Students should continue to follow up on any “6th subject” choices for Year 11 in 2022. There are places available in the following programs:

AUR20716 Certificate II Automotive Vocational Preparation

• Fridays, Semester 1 2022 (commencing Week 3, Term 1)
• Trainer with resources, equipment and vehicle on BSHS campus
• VETiS funded
• 4 QCE credits
• Mix of online theory and practical

AHC20416 Certificate II in Horticulture

• Fridays, Semester 1 and 2
• Trainer on BSHS campus, plant nursery
• VETiS funded
• 4 QCE credits
• Mix of theory and practical

Distance Education subjects

Enrolment pack and Brisbane School of Distance Education 2022 timetable now available.

TAFE at School programs

See Mrs Forrest for course guides. Register online through the TAFE Pathways

Another big event for our Year 10s was held on Wednesday, 20 October – Mock Interviews. During 2021 our Year 10 cohort have been studying FSK20119 Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways which includes units of competency based on job search, resume writing and interview skills. The mock interview day is a mandatory learning component of the course. This year we were again supported by local business owners, employers, trainers and apprenticeship network providers, who kindly volunteered their time to act as interviewers. 125 students participated in a 10-minute interview for a selected mock vacancy. Our volunteers were very impressed with the way our students engaged throughout the day, even though some were quite nervous. This is an extremely valuable experience for students and all participants were congratulated on their year level parade.

Sunshine Coast Technical Trade Training Centre

Our TTC trainees will have all completed their programs by week 4. It’s been an extremely successful and valuable experience again for Beerwah High students. Work placements have given students a taste of industry and for many their intended pathways have been confirmed. For some, ongoing opportunities may result from connections they have made. Well done to all students.

Though first round applications for 2022 have closed, students are still invited to attend the following information sessions. Bookings are essential.

Dates and times are listed as follows:

• SCTTTC Information Evening – Construction Trades Tuesday 9 November, 2021 @ 5.30pm
• Certificate II Salon Assistant / Retail Cosmetics / Certificate III Beauty Services Wednesday 3 November, 2021 @ 5.00pm
• Certificate III Aviation (Remote Pilot) Wednesday 10 November, 2021@ 4.00pm

SATs

Congratulations to our Year 12 school-based trainees who have worked diligently to complete their full qualifications and required work hours:

Keiarna Brooks, Cert III Business, Spicers Tamarind Retreat
Willow Sawyer, Cert II Horticulture, Waterworth’s Nursery

The following students are going to be continuing with their employers to complete traineeships or move into full time apprenticeships:

Nick Moore, Cert III Engineering Mechanical Stream, Coleman Hydraulics & Engineering
Kane O’Brien, Cert II Engineering, Bell Stainless
Ana, Cert III Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, Ultra Tune Currimundi
Georgia Wilson, Cert II Retail, Expressions in Nailz

Quite a number of school-based vacancies have been advertised already this term and include local opportunities:

Banjo’s Bakery, Beerwah – baking apprenticeship (pathway opportunity)
Subway, Glass House Mountains & Beerwah – hospitality traineeship
Waterworth’s Nursery, Glass House Mountains – horticulture traineeship (potential pathway opportunity)
Bombay Bliss, Beerwah – business or hospitality traineeship

Other Sunshine Coast opportunities include:

Bell Stainless – engineering traineeship (potential pathway opportunity)
City Beach, Morayfield – business traineeship
ECOS Communications – communications/media traineeships
Subway Caboolture – hospitality traineeship
Event Cinemas, Morayfield – business traineeship

SATs provide students an opportunity to:

• combine training with paid work
• learn practical workplace skills
• gain QCE points
• continue full time school studies

Year 10 students interested in applying for any of these positions should see Mrs Forrest as soon as possible. Year 9 students are also encouraged to consider these opportunities as they will be eligible to participate from 11 December 2021. Work trails can be arranged over the remaining weeks of term.

Congratulations to Bailey who secured a school-based apprenticeship in signwriting with Active Sign Solutions, Beerwah. Bailey impressed his employer during his work trial and once Bailey leaves school his school-based apprenticeship will convert to full time. Year 11 student Abbygayle Knight has been offered a school-based hairdressing apprenticeship with Ai Hair in Landsborough. This is an exciting opportunity for Abby who will also convert to a full-time apprenticeship on graduation. Well done, Bailey and Abby.

Helen Forrest
Industry and VET Training Officer

Scholarship and Extension Programs

Are you joining our school community next year? Applications for Beerwah State High School Additional Programs and Scholarships are still being accepted for Year 7's commencing at Beerwah State High School in 2022.

If you are yet to apply, APPLY NOW! Refer to our website below for full details and complete the online application process.

Applications open for the 2021 Charlie Bell Scholarship

• Are you aged 15-20 years?
• Have you suffered a serious illness or injury during childhood that has caused you to miss significant amounts of schooling?
• Are you going to University, TAFE or an apprenticeship next year?
• Do you live in Queensland or the Northern Territory?

You may be eligible for Ronald McDonald House Charities South East Queensland’s (RMHC SEQ) Charlie Bell Scholarship for 2021.

The Scholarship is a one off, $5,000 grant awarded to help young people get their education or career back on track. The funds can be used for textbooks, school fees, tools or anything to help you achieve your dreams.

For more information visit the link below You can apply via the website through a video or written submission. Please contact us on (07) 3646 0587 or learningprogram.seq@rmhc.org.au if you require assistance in putting your application in.

Applications close 30 November 2021.

TAFE Job Trainer

Year 12 graduates are reminded that TAFE Job Trainer funded/free courses are open for enrolment. Go to the link below for offerings. Many courses commence in January 2022.

Career Information

At Beerwah SHS, it is important for all our students to explore and transition to rewarding post-school destinations. Myfuture is a free career information service that helps students to discover a variety of occupations that align to their interests and skills that they may not have considered or known about. Learn more at the link below:

Children’s Safety Initiatives - Seeking Your Input

Children’s Safety Australia Inc. is seeking your feedback in relation to two proposed safety initiatives which aim to help children and other people who feel unsafe. You are invited to watch a short (5 min) video which introduces the Safe Places and Safety Signals initiatives (and complete an online survey to share your views. The online survey can be found here:

The Brisbane-based charity is particularly interested in the views of parents, teachers and grandparents to provide insights as to how effective these initiatives are likely to be. The feedback provided will assist in determining whether these initiatives should be progressed, and if they are, to finetune them for optimal effectiveness.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Children’s Safety Australia at admin@childsafety.org.au. Further information is also contained on their website

From the Office

Final Day of Term 4

Friday 10th December, 2021

School resumes

Monday 24th January, 2021

Office opening hours

Monday – Friday from 8:00am - 3.30pm

Payment Office opening hours

Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00am – 12:00pm

Uniform Shop Opening hours

Tuesday and Friday from 8:00am - 9:00am

No direct line now- please call the office on (07) 5436 5333 to be put through.

Important Information to remember for 2021

Year 11 and 12 Flexi-Day for 2021 is Friday so no attendance is required for students in these year levels.

QParents

What is QParents

QParents is an online portal that provides parents with secure access to their child's student details and can be accessed on your smartphone, tablet, laptop or PC.

From the comfort of home, parents can:

• update student's details such as change of address or phone number
• notify the school of their child’s absence
• view their child's attendance details and provide reasons for unexplained absences.
• view daily or weekly timetables
• view assessment details
• view major school event dates
• print out recent and archived report cards
• view and pay school invoices online

How to Register

You will receive an email from the school providing an invitation code to register for QParents. To register for the first time, you should use a computer or a laptop, not a phone or tablet.

If you don't have enough points to finalise your registration, then we can help you out. A QLD driver’s licence is enough to get you started in QParents and we will contact you from our end to verify the next steps.

Later you will receive an email instructing you to register your student using their EQ ID number, which can be found on their timetable.

Then all you have to do is explore the app to see how easy it is!

Get Started

Click here QParents Login to get started and follow the step by step instruction on the QParents quick reference guide.

Any Questions

If you haven’t received an invitation code or would like it resent please email your request to the school via qparents@beerwahshs.eq.edu.au

Attendance

All parents and carers are responsible for providing explanations for their students’ absences.

To report student absences parents/carers can notify the school via:

• QParents App
• SMS: 0476 850 614 [text messages only - no voicemail, symbols, emojis or attachments]
• Telephone Attendance Line: (07) 5436 5360 [leave a voicemail message]
• Email: studentabsences@beerwahshs.eq.edu.au
• Letter or Medical Certificate provided to the school office
  Please ensure the following details are provided:
• Student name
• Date of absence
• Reason for absence

Finance Information

PAYMENT METHODS

The preferred payment method is BPOINT and additional payment methods include QPARENTS, EFTPOS, CHEQUE and CASH.

Direct debit options for bank account/credit and debit cards are available via BPOINT which can be set up through the Payment Office and telephone payments for credit and debit cards can be made using BPOINT by phoning 1300 631 073.

You can also use Centrepay to arrange regular deductions from your Centrelink payments. Centrepay is a voluntary payment option available to Centrelink customers.

If you are not currently receiving invoices and statements via email, please make your request by email to admin@beerwahshs.eq.edu.au

Questions relating to student accounts can be made by contacting the Payment Office each Monday, Wednesday and Friday between the hours of 8:00am and 12:00pm or by emailing accounts@beerwahshs.eq.edu.au

Facebook

Beerwah State High School is highly active on Facebook. Please “like” us to stay informed regarding date claimers and other important information and events. Please invite your friends to like us as well to assist building a strong community of parents.

Health and Safety Advice for our students

Our school will continue to ensure physical distancing and high standards of health and hygiene are practised on site in accordance with Queensland Health advice .

Please take note of the information shared below and keep your students at home if they are experiencing any of the symptoms listed:

We thank you for your co-operation in helping to keep us all well.

Parents and Citizens Association

P and C meetings are held in the Conference Room on the second Tuesday of every month during term time at 6pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Executive Committe for 2021

President Justine Baker
Vice President Tracy Clow
Secretary Jaye Claes
Treasurer Kim Cross