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2022 Canterbury Material (Stationery) Requirements Lists

Dear Parents and Carers,

Our official supplier Winc Education is now ready to fulfil your Back-To-School Material (Stationery) Requirements for next year.

Canterbury College's 2022 Material Requirements Lists have all been published online for your orders, using our dedicated web access key: 2YU3T

This access key brings up Canterbury’s Lists for each year level from Pre-ELC to Year 12.

Here is the all-important weblink - https://www.wincschools.com.au/QLD/Waterford/Canterbury-College

To read the 2022 Material Requirements Lists for each year level AND full ordering instructions AND full delivery details AND full pricing information, please click on the relevant PDFs.

Pre ELC 2022 ELC 2022 Prep 2022

Year 1 2022 Year 2 2022 Year 3 2022

Year 4 2022 Year 5 2022 Year 6 2022

Year 7 2022 Year 8 2022 Year 9 2022

Year 10 2022 Year 11 2022 Year 12 2022

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OR: PDF Instructions Repeated Here

At Winc, we want your child to have a strong start to the new school year, which is why we’ve worked with Canterbury College to make Back-To-School ordering hassle free.

Ordering Made Simple

Simply visit this weblink and follow these four steps - https://www.wincschools.com.au/QLD/Waterford/Canterbury-College

Step 1. Enter the school access key 2YU3T where shown, then click the Go button.

Step 2. Complete the student’s First Name | Last Name | 2022 Year Level.

There is only one option/materials list for Pre-ELC to Year 6 students, so it will be pre-selected.

For Secondary School year levels, simply select the applicable subjects the student is taking.

Step 3. Review your requirements list and make changes if required.

Please Note: Some items have been denoted by the school as a prerequisite for the subject or year level.

Step 4. Proceed to the checkout.

Please Note: For home deliveries only, if you have more than one student at the same school, please repeat the above steps.

Once completed, an order confirmation will be sent to your email address.

Please Note: Any technology items you order may be sent separately.

Deadlines & Delivery Information

Home Delivery

Delivery Fees:

FREE Delivery: For orders placed on or before Wednesday 8 December 2021.

$12.95 Delivery: For orders placed after Wednesday 8 December 2021.

Orders Placed:

On or before Friday 31 December 2021 will be delivered before the start of Term 1, 2022.

After Friday 31 December 2021 cannot be guaranteed delivery prior to Term 1, 2022.

Australia Post

Orders are delivered via Australia Post’s eParcel service.

As soon as your order is dispatched, an email will be sent to let you know the Australia Post tracking ID Number.

Your order can be tracked at auspost.com.au

Please Note: PO Box addresses are not accepted by Australia Post.

Payment Methods Accepted: PayPal, Zip, VISA, Mastercard.

Back-To-School That Gives Back

Every time you buy materials from Winc, we give a portion of your spend back to the school.

A few small exclusions apply, which you can find out about at - wincschools.com.au/givesback

Have A Question?

For assistance with your order, returns, refunds, delivery information, or for a general enquiry, please visit - wincschools.com.au/helpcentre

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Uniform Shop: Important School Holidays Update

Dear Parents & Carers,

Please be advised that ALL December and early January School Holidays uniform fitting appointments are now BOOKED OUT – except for 30-minute Early Learning Centre uniform fittings from Monday 6 – Friday 10 December 2021.

Your Current Options:

OPTION ONE: You can visit our NEW major retail partner The School Locker Superstore at Loganholme from Monday 10 January 2022 onwards for Canterbury uniform purchases – NO appointment necessary.

Loganholme School Locker Superstore
Shop 2 / 3878 Pacific Highway, Loganholme

Tel: (07) 3440 9701 / (07) 3440 9777
Email:

Trading Hours

Monday - 8:30am - 5:00pm
Tuesday - 8:30am - 5:00pm
Wednesday - 8:30am - 5:00pm
Thursday - 8:30am - 6:00pm
Friday - 8:30am - 5:00pm
Saturday - 9:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday - Closed

OPTION TWO: You can visit our Canterbury campus store when it reopens with regular trading hours as per below – NO appointment necessary.

Wednesday 1 December: LAST SCHOOL DAY - CLOSED

Thursday 2 & Friday 3 December: Student Free Days - CLOSED

Our campus Uniform Shop re-opens for general weekday trading from:

Monday 17 – Friday 21 January 2022

8:30am – 12pm Noon AND 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Thank you to ALL our Uniform Shop customers throughout 2021!

Sandra Allen
Uniform Shop Manager

In-Term Trading Hours

Monday - 7:30am - 11:30am and 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Tuesday - 7:30am - 11:30am
Wednesday - Closed
Thursday - 7:30am - 11:30am and 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Friday - 7:30am - 11:30am

We encourage visitors to be mindful of social distancing and personal sanitation when visiting the Uniform Shop.

We also kindly request visitors please limit cash transactions where possible.

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Black Leather School Shoe Changes For 2022: More Junior School Options

Dear Parents and Carers,

From 2022, all students in the Junior School (Prep to Year 6) will be able to wear more comfortable black leather sports-style shoes with their formal uniform.

To assist parents, the following guide has been prepared:

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These changes have been introduced to both simplify the uniform requirements for all parents, as well as encourage movement and play during the day, with uniform items and shoes that encourage activity.

The Uniform Shop will be able to assist with any further enquiries.

Yours faithfully

Canterbury College - Junior School

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Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships: PRIZE MONEY TOURNAMENT

What: Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships

*Our FIRST Australian Prize Money Tournament*

When: Monday 20 – Thursday 23 December 2021

Player Registration Deadline: 11:59pm (AEST) Friday 10 December 2021

Where: Canterbury Taipans Tennis Centre – Canterbury College
182 Old Logan Village Road, Waterford.
- Use Gate E via Old Logan Village Road.
- Plenty Of Onsite Parking.

Who: Entire Logan City, Brisbane and Gold Coast players, their families and communities welcome.

The inaugural Mortgage Choice Ormeau 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Tennis Championships is a Silver Series Australian Money Tournament fully endorsed by Tennis Queensland and Tennis Australia.

This event will feature players of national and international standard participating for prize money over four days.

Categories: Mens Singles, Womens Singles, Mens Doubles, Womens Doubles.

Players, their families, and spectators from across Logan City, Brisbane and the Gold Coast regions will support and attend this event, and we are expecting large numbers of visitors during each tournament playing day.

Our NEW Splash & Smash Café will be open each day serving food and beverages.

Tennis Australia Official Event Listing and Player Registrations HERE - 2021 Canterbury Taipans Open Championships | All Tournaments – Tennis Australia.

This tournament is proudly supported by our great event partners Mortgage Choice Ormeau.

Need help with your finances? Talk to the team in Ormeau for help with refinancing, buying your first home, car loans, business and more.

Mortgage Choice Ormeau Website

Tel: 07 5549 0800

Email:

Address: Shop 15, 174-176 Pascoe Road ORMEAU QLD 4208

Open Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm | After hours by appointment.

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Our Year 6 Learner's Toolkit In Classroom Action!

Our Year 6 students from Mr Jonathon Wheatley's class were using their physical Learner's Toolkits to revise and test their understanding of what they just learnt across various subjects.

These Learner's Toolkits consist of five proven strategies that help students better structure and retain all the information they've been taught:
- Retrieve It | Visualise It | Space It | Jumble It | Connect It.

Watch our video to get the full physical Learner's Toolkit story! 😊

https://youtu.be/cp71TcZ1KHA

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Special Gratitude Collaboration Between Our Year 5s & Year 10s

Our Year 5 and Year 10 students studied Gratitude as part of their College Well-Being Program.

This involved them developing engaging resources and activities, to share what they were grateful for with one another - bridging the five year age gap.

These activities were split across two days - the Year 10s sharing their gratitude learnings with the Year 5s on Day One, and then vice-versa on Day Two.

Through this creative program, all our students from both year levels, definitely learnt to better appreciate the 'little everyday joys' in life!

The links to the Gratitude Lesson PowerPoint slides can be found at the following links - Gratitude Lesson 1 and Gratitude Lesson 2

https://youtu.be/6_zz93joC_U

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Our Year 7 ENGRAM Program Proves Big Winner With Students 🧠

A real winner in the Year 7 classrooms this year was our new ENGRAM - ENglish GRAMmar Program.

It's an in-house developed literacy initiative, driven by broader neuroscience research, that's boosted student test results by over 50%! 🧠

Better still, it can also be applied to other subject areas as well.

So here's an ENGRAM summary explanation wrap from our Secondary English Teacher Mr Turner and some of his benefiting students.

https://youtu.be/cvCxoh3oOtM

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ISQ Media Release: Final Results Ready To Be Published For Year 12 Students

The moment many outgoing Year 12 students are waiting for is almost upon them, after another challenging year for students across the State.

More than 50,000 Queensland Year 12 students will be able to log on to view their final results when they are published online after 8am THIS Friday 17 December 2021.

Independent Schools Queensland Acting Chief Executive Officer Shari Armistead said the moment was an exciting time for many students - particularly the more than 10,000 students from Queensland independent schools - as they consider their future aspirations, whatever they may be.

“The diversity of the Queensland independent schooling sector is reflected in the desires and ambitions of its students,” Ms Armistead said.

“Their next big decision could involve university, skills training, joining the workforce, or a gap year.

“For some that decision will be clear, and for others, it might be a little more involved.

“Whatever decision these young people make, they should know there is a wide range of support available to help them navigate this important stage in their life.”

Ms Armistead said 2021 was challenging for many Queensland students.

“Across the independent schooling sector in 2021, there were some short-term school closures and increased health-related restrictions due to the pandemic,” she said.

“However, the way the students handled these disruptions is to be commended.

“Everyone across the State is wishing the Year 12 graduates every success in their future.”

Queensland Independent Schools Parents Network Executive Officer Justine Cirocco said the nerves felt by many students would also likely be felt by their parents as well.

“Parents play a fundamental role in the guidance and support of their children throughout their education, and the release of final results can be a big day for parents,” Ms Cirocco said.

“Whatever the outcomes, parents should feel assured there are plenty of resources and information available to help continue guiding their young people through this post-school transition period.

“School career guidance officers are a great place to start.

“Parents should also ensure they are across all QTAC and other education providers’ application deadlines, to help their children fully explore the options available to them.”

QTAC and the Queensland Curriculum & Assessment Authority have both put together a suite of useful information for students and parents.

Students will also be able to access their final subject and course results and, if eligible, their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE).

These statements are prepared and released by the QCAA.

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Introducing Our New College Chaplain - Reverend Melusi Sibanda

Canterbury College warmly welcomes our new Chaplain Reverend Melusi Sibanda who will commence on Tuesday 1 March 2022.

Rev. Sibanda has served as a Curate, Rector and Dean in the Anglican Church, spanning Zimbabwe, the UK, Western Australia and most recently the Dean of St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral up in Rockhampton.

Rev. Sibanda is really looking forward to connecting with Canterbury and the wider Logan Community, ensuring we have a contemporary but faithful program of worship for our students, staff, parents and community.

Canterbury College would like to especially thank Rev. Geoff Hoyte, Rev. Dan Talbot and Fr Richard Browning as they continue to assist in our college’s liturgical program.

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