Welcome back everyone to Term 3. It’s a pleasure to be back and have students settling nicely into their school routine with a positive approach to their learning. With the COVID restrictions slowly lifting we are planning according to DoE advice for future excursions and sport. We remain as safe as possible and continue to provide sanitising and bacteria wipes throughout the school as well as additional professional cleaning services for high traffic areas. We continue to encourage students to wash their hands regularly and reiterate that they must stay home if feeling unwell and encourage testing if they present with any flu-like symptoms (sore throat, fever, cough, runny nose etc) as a safety measure.

The New South Wales Department of Education’s School Excellence Framework supports all NSW public schools in their pursuit of excellence by providing a clear description of the key elements of high-quality practice across the three domains of learning, teaching and leading. Our three-year school improvement plan (2018-2020) focuses on aspects of each of these domains as we aim for continual improvement in all areas. Earlier in the year the school executive team evaluated our progress against all fourteen areas of the Excellence Framework. ‘Working towards delivering; Sustaining and growing; Delivering; Excelling’ were the four measures against which we made our judgement. We are currently assembling and annotating evidence to support our judgement and this will be submitted for review and validation during Term 4. We will continue to discuss these and other aspects of school planning and evaluation at our monthly P&C meetings.

The School Excellence cycle aligns components of the School Excellence Framework, providing our school a process to plan, implement, monitor and evaluate strategies to drive improved student outcomes. In the first step in the School Excellence cycle, we are currently working on the situational analysis to assess our current state, which will be used to inform our school’s improvement journey in learning, teaching and leading. Conducting a situational analysis will allow our school to develop a rich and highly contextualised understanding of our school’s current situation. During our analysis we will collect qualitative and quantitative data, collate evidence, collaborate widely and engage with current research.

Unfortunately, due to COVID, NAPLAN testing was cancelled in 2020. In lieu of this, Beverly Hills Girls High School has opted in to the Department of Education Check-in assessment package. The benefits of using this assessment is that it supplements existing school practices, assisting us to identify how students are performing in literacy and numeracy and helping teachers tailor their teaching more specifically to student needs. Assessment feedback includes links to teaching strategies that will enable teachers to focus on ‘where to next’ for students. The check-in assessment package is supported with resources and professional learning to assist us to administer the assessments, analyse assessment feedback and plan for quality teaching.

A reminder again that for all Year 12 students and parents, the NSW Department of Education has released the HSC Hub for Year 12 students to assists you prepare effectively for our Formal Examinations. With these set for Monday 10th – 21st August (Week 4 and 5 of Term 3), all our Year 12 students would be well advised to access these excellent resources to support their study preparations and practices. Please reach out if you require any further assistance. I wish all Year 12 success in the upcoming examinations.

Our Year 12 Graduation assembly is scheduled for Thursday 24th September. Unfortunately, at this stage, due to COVID restrictions, we are unable to accommodate family members. We are, however, planning towards a live stream for families who wish to see their daughter graduate. Information regarding this endeavour will be made available shortly.

We will continue to advise and inform you as restrictions are lifted or restricted and appreciate your support with the ever changing and very complex nature of the circumstances that exist, not only within the school environment but in society at the present time. Thank you again for the support of the school as we continue to educate and support your daughters.

Our next P&C meeting will be held on Wednesday 26th August 6.00pm via Zoom. We welcome any parent/carer who wishes to join.

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Kind regards, 

Maria Iemma

Principal

Zooming in on the Joys of English Teaching –

Last Conferences in a Time of Pandemic

Last holidays, English teachers from across NSW, Australia and from all over the world, were planning to gather together in Sydney for their Annual Conference.  The NSW English Teachers Association volunteers, including our Head Teacher of English, Ms Linda Gratsounas, had been working hard for over a year, and by February everything was nearly complete and anticipation was high!

Then… COVID hit.

When summoned to an emerging Zoom meeting on the future of the Conference, Ms Gratsounas, fully expected to hear that it would all be cancelled.  However, she reckoned without the wisdom, courage and imagination of those leading the Committee, who dared to imagine a virtual international conference conducted entirely by Zoom.

And what a conference it was!  Experts from around the world gathered together virtually, delivered presentations from their studies into the homes of teachers in cities and towns across the globe.  The focused on key issues impacting the teaching of English today.  They offered insight into new approaches and understandings in the English classroom.  They delivered practical workshops on drama, poetry, Shakespeare, media, writing and reading. And while they were delivering, volunteers like Ms Gratsounas facilitated the ‘chat’ space, answering questions, providing links and encouraging audience participation when appropriate.

Feedback tells us that there were lots of positives to a COVID impacted conference, including people in remote communities being able to participate from home and the way the ‘chat’ option allowed for a two-way conversation, even in a lecture situation.  And these lessons from remote learning are changing the way we think about classroom practice in many positive ways.

We would like our school community to know that for our teachers, learning is a lifelong commitment and that even during ‘holidays’ they are working in all sorts of ways to ensure we are able to ensure the very best education there is.  Below is a letter of thanks from the English Teachers Association, which we include to offer a sense of the professional commitment all our staff bring to the school every day.  

Dear Ms Iemma,

I am writing to you to express our sincere thanks for the work that your staff member, Linda Gratsounas gave to the recent online AATE/IFTE ‘If’ 2020 Conference. As an English Teachers’ Association NSW member, Linda volunteered and generously gave hours of her precious holiday time over the course of four days (7 July – 10 July 2020).The AATE/IFTE ‘If’ conference was held for English teachers, academics and literacy educators from around the world and explored  the themes of Inventing Futures, Ideas in Flight and Implementing Frameworks. Owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference was held for the first time online. This last minute event change necessitated an extraordinary amount of work by a team of skilled and dedicated ETANSW volunteers, committees and office staff as well as the AATE. Linda was a vital part of that team effort.The ‘If’ Conference was a highly successful event and garnered many plaudits. Without people like Linda, important professional development events like this major international conference could not be held. Linda is a credit to the English Teachers Association NSW and your organisation.Kind regards, 

Welcome back to Term 3. This term will be very busy for staff and students. Our staff are working hard to ensure that quality Teaching and Learning continues to be delivered to all our students. Our teachers are experts in pedagogy and work very hard to ensure all our students, your daughters, have access to engaging lessons. Our teachers are able to do this due to the ongoing professional learning that they undertake at every given opportunity. This is our commitment to the learning community of Beverly Hills Girls High School.

The professional development that has occurred recently has been in the area of Pedagogy, Curriculum Development and Wellbeing. Our teachers took part in Formative Assessment practices as part of our three year plan. They spent an afternoon, adhering to social distancing regulations, sharpening their skills on Learning Intentions and Success Criteria and how to effectively use questions to continuously assess students in their learning. This session was very well received by all staff and teachers have been very busy in their faculty areas programming these strategies into units of work. This will allow teachers to gauge where students are at at the end of every lesson and design work that is relevant and at the level of their students so that they are able to move students forward in their learning.

Our School Development Day exposed our teaching staff to an array of Numeracy and Literacy skills that will support students in these areas. Working collaboratively with the IEC (Intensive English Centre) the teachers were presented with strategies to benefit students and assist them to grow in their learning in a session called ‘Growing our Learners’. Teachers developed explicit teaching lessons around specific numeracy and literacy skills, which will be embedded across KLAs to assist students bolster their knowledge and understanding and allow them to practise these skills.  In the afternoon, staff were taken through the 'What Works Best Toolkit', visiting the eight evidence based quality teaching practices that are known to support school improvement and enhance the learning outcomes of our students. The eight themes include: High Expectations, Explicit Teaching, Effective Feedback, Use of Data to Inform Practice, Assessment, Classroom Management, Wellbeing and Collaboration. Teachers were asked to reflect on these themes in terms of their own teaching and discuss with their colleagues which theme resonated with them.  Teachers rated this workshop as a very valuable and informative session. Staff are working to increase the use of these themes into their practice to enhance student learning.

We are looking forward to more professional learning during Terms 3 and 4. The teachers at our school love to update their learning to enhance your daughter’s learning experience and to continue to excel in their craft.

Raquel Spratt

Deputy Principal.

Semester 1 2020 has finally come to an end. This challenging semester, which saw us learning from home for an extended period of time, seems like a distant memory now that we are back at school. Continuing the first semester into the first two weeks in Term 3 allowed teachers to complete assessment of students learning, prepare reports and finalize the Semester 2 timetable. One of the highlights of  the school year is our end of semester celebrations. The Aspire Learning – Celebration of Success assemblies for Years  7 to 10 went ahead on Thursday 3oth July in the new socially distant manner. The assemblies were to celebrate the achievements of our students across all subjects as well as excellence in uniform and attendance. Due to Covid19 restrictions, we were unable to invite parents to these events. The success of the assemblies was also due to the exemplary manner in which the students conducted themselves, celebrating all students’ achievements in a warm and respectful manner.

During the afternoon of Thursday 30th July, students in Years 7 to 10 were given the opportunity to reflect on their achievements during Semester 1 and set goals for their learning in Semester 2. Students were issued their Semester 2 timetable and instructed students on how to access their reports which appeared on the student/parent portal for the first time. The day was a wonderful success for all involved and we intend to continue the tradition at the end of Semester 2.

Semester 2 commenced from Monday 3rd August with a new timetable for Years 7 to 10 - new classes, new teachers and a fresh start for their learning. If students have any concerns or questions relating to their timetable they can request a review by completing the form available from the front office and returning it  to the box in the foyer. One of the timetable team will review the request and consult with the student to resolve the issue as soon as possible. We ask that students be patient and continue to attend their timetabled classes until such time as you are contacted by one of the team.

A new semester brings the advantage of a fresh start. New learning goals, challenges and plans for how to reach your potential. It is also an opportunity to make the commitment to attend every day, on time and be in perfect uniform. It would make the senior executive team very proud, if we can double the number of awards handed out for excellence in attendance and uniform at the celebration assembly at the end of Semester 2. 

As a school we are continuously looking for ways to improve our communication with our students, parents and the wider school community. In response to this, the school launched our Sentral Parent Portal early in Term 1. Accessible from your mobile, tablet or computer, the Parent Portal gives parents and carers the opportunity to stay in touch with the school from anywhere anytime. The Sentral Parent Portal will let you:

·         Be notified of absence, respond to unexplained absences or advise the school in advance of planned absences

·         Stay informed with your targeted news feed

·         Receive regular academic notifications of your child’s progress

·         Respond to direct teacher/school messages via email, SMS or Portal

·         Receive email and portal notifications, including reminders

·         Access to the BHGHS newsletter

·         Receive your child’s Student Report electronically

·         Provide permission and make payments for school activities

For the first time this semester we produced and published the reports on the Sentral Parent/Student Portal. To access the portal you need to have have a unique code and link it to your email address. All parents were posted information on how to log in to the portal, which included the unique code required for registration purposes. If you have changed your email address, having problems accessing the portal or wish to check if the school has your correct details, please contact the school via the school’s email beverlyhg-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au or call on 9150 4280.

In support of our Year 12 students in what has been a very challenging HSC year, the school has initiated a range of programs, workshops and support services available to all of our students. The following is a list of the tutorials/programs offered to Year 12 students over Terms 2 and 3, 2020. These programs are aimed to support learning and in particular the preparation for HSC exams.

Getting Serious about My Studies Part 1. A 50 minute workshop covering time management, growth mindset, mindfulness, goal setting and achieving at a higher level.

Exam Preparation and dealing with Exam Stress Part 2.  A 50 minute workshop covering organising study time, exam techniques, dealing with stress and power of positive thinking.

Preparing for Exams – Saturday 25/07/20, 01/08/20, 08/08/20 – Based in the library/Learning Centre, students are able to attend between the hours of 9am-12.00pm. Students can work independently and/or seek support in developing skills in general exam technique, tips for answering short and long response questions, time management in exams and specific subject related content. The Learning centre will be staffed in the same manner as the Homework Centre.

Academic Writing- Tutorial Program – Wednesdays 17/06/20, 24/06/20, 30/06/20 (Term 2), 22/07/20 and 29/07/20 (Term 3). This 5 week tutorial program was delivered by one of our GTIL Cadet students and was aimed at boosting students HSC writing skills through the concept of Academic Writing. 

Holiday Workshops  and Tutorials. Subject specific workshops aimed at supporting students to prepare for trial/HSC exams and provide access to school resources and teacher expertise in working on Major works/projects for HSC submission. This occurs through consultation with individual teachers and based on availability of teachers. Many of our students were given the opportunity to work with their teachers during the holidays and benefited from the extra time and commitment offered by our teachers.

Online Tutorials/Learning Platforms. The following Digital Learning Platforms are also available for all students in most HSC subjects. Programs include:

ü   Edrolo (most HSC subjects)

ü   Stile Education (HSC Science Subjects)

ü   Atomi (most HSC Subjects)

ü   Clickview (all subjects across the curriculum)

ü   HSC Support – Wollongong Uni - https://www.uow.edu.au/study/events/hsc-support-series/

ü   NESA – Student supports and HSC

ü   Year 12 Google Classroom – Links to various resources and wellbeing programs.

Homework Club.  The school’s Homework Centre is back and running in the library for 2 afternoons per week, Tuesday and Thursday, 3.00- 4.30pm. Supervision is provided by staff. Students can work independently or utilise the knowledge and skills of the teacher on duty to support their learning.

Chris Williams

Deputy Principal.

As we return to the “new” normal, many of our students can use the start of the semester to take stock and reflect on the lessons of the past few months. Our senior students have the added stress of disruptions to their learning and adjusting their planning for the future. For all of us, it is important to continue to focus on our wellbeing.

At its most basic level, wellbeing is when you’re feeling good and functioning well. It includes feeling physically and mentally well, spiritually aware or connected, and that your life is worthwhile and has purpose. Information, such as the “Five Ways to Wellbeing”, can be found on the “Wellbeing Wall” outside Room 4.

 To support the wellbeing of students at our school, students and staff engaging in a number of initiatives. The SRC has been proactive by “Zooming” to all students in Home Groups with presentations to support mental health. Year 7’s Wellbeing Day introduced students to “Step Up”, a program with 2Connect Youth & Community for making a positive start to high school. Students in Year 10 completed Peer Mediation training to help junior students manage conflict. Before long, all of Year 9 will be participating in the Peer Support leadership program and Year 10 in “Maximising Me”.

 Year 12, who have had such a disrupted final year of schooling, have weekly fun activities that have included Pyjama Day, Crazy Hair/Headwear Day and Donut Day. As we count down to the Trial Exam period, students are encouraged to access #StayhealthyHSC, a social media partnership between NESA and ReachOut to support them on their journey to this year’s HSC.

 Wellbeing has a multiplier effect. When you’re happy and well, you’re more likely to experience positive relationships with others, a feeling of control over your life and a sense of purpose. At Beverly Hills Girls High School, we provide a caring environment and continually offer learning activities to support the resilience, health and wellbeing of our students.

Ms Sylvia Stock

Head Teacher Wellbeing & Learning Support

Despite these challenging times we face and not being able to take our students to explore different opportunities and enhance their development through leadership and mentoring, we have organised many of our stakeholders to bring these opportunities to us. Late last term selected students participated in Virtual Mega Maths day. For Term 3 and 4 there will be many opportunities for the students at our school to participate in various mentoring/leadership programs. Stay tuned…

Mrs Pangis

VIRTUAL MEGA MATHS DAY

On Tuesday 2nd June 2020, selected Maths students of Year 10 participated in an engaging STEM incursion organised by the University of Sydney. Numerous activities were taught by UNSW teachers on Zoom throughout the day. Despite not being able to do the activities in person due to Covid-19 restrictions, we were still thoroughly engaged.

To start off, we participated in a mathematical activity where we learnt about the influence of angles in origami. We all folded our own unique paper masterpiece. Yes, they were paper cranes, but we were extremely impressed with our paperfolding abilities. Soon after, we completed science-based activities specifically about biology. The activities were focused on the wide range of insects in Australia.  We learned to identify numerous insects based on their physical features and later completed quizzes competing against other schools. We then completed more mathematical activities exploring the power of estimation in relation to astronomy. We learnt how to make mathematical estimations as well as how they can help us further understand the sheer mass of the universe itself. While estimating lightyears was quite tricky, the teachers were super open to questions! Lastly, we played a game based on a case study focused on the natural disasters affecting island countries. In the game we had to fund a chosen island affected by natural disaster with resources. While we were only using counters and based the probability of a natural disaster on a dice, we learned a lot. Making smart choices about money was the focus of the game, like being able to repair damage while building protection for future events.

On behalf of Year 10 I’d like to thank Mrs Pangis and Mr Goreta for organising this incursion for us, it was a great opportunity to learn something new during such challenging times!

By Reza Sariya Sultana

Welcome to Semester 2 in PDHPE!

Term 3 will see your child engage in new practical and theory learning opportunities.

Year 7 – We’re all in this together: During theory lessons, students will build understanding and skills to engage in respectful relationships. They will examine how the relationships you form with people in your life have an impact on your health and wellbeing. During practical lessons, students will participate in Striking and Fielding games to develop and refine their movement skills in a range of individual and team sports.

Year 8 – Get Active, Get Healthy: Students will explore the components of health, dietary and physical activity guidelines, food habits and then create and implement a physical fitness plan.

Year 9 – Game Sense ‘Making sense of it’ focuses on the game rather than technique by emphasising the development of tactics and decision making. Students will work in teams and will be faced presented with challenges to solve in structured games rather than having to practice skills and apply them to game play

Year 10 – Latin American Dance: Students will work on refining movement sequences including the Cha Cha, Samba and Jive, and then have the opportunity to transfer their skills whilst working with peers to create their own dance sequence.

Students are reminded that it is Beverly Hills Girls High School expectation and policy that students change into full PE uniform when they have a scheduled practical lesson for PDHPE. The PE uniform design enhances a student's ability to participate in movement classes with ease. There is also the element of personal hygiene which is of extreme importance.

If for any reason your child is not able to bring their full PE uniform or participate in a practical lesson, they must bring a note from their parent / carer explaining the reason. Alternative and suitable clothing is expected to be brought for the lesson. 

ST GEORGE SECONDARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION

Infection and Control Procedures

Safety and hygiene

The following hygiene measures will continue to apply to all sport and physical activities in the St George Secondary Schools Sports Association Grade Sport Competition:

• Practise good hygiene.
• Staff and students are required to wash their hands prior to and at the conclusion of sport and physical activities. Encourage hand hygiene practices at regular intervals as required.
• Maintain respiratory hygiene whilst participating in sport and physical activity, encouraging coughs or sneezes to be covered and tissues to be disposed of immediately. Always wash your hands after having coughed, sneezed or blown your nose.
• Discourage spitting or clearing of nasal or respiratory secretions at all times. No shining of a cricket ball with sweat/salvia.
• Do not play if unwell. Students are expected to stay away from school or be collected by a parent/carer should they become unwell during the day. Students should not be participating in sport if they are unwell.
• Do not share items such as drink bottles or towels. Students should provide their own personal items such as water bottles, towels, clothing, mouthguards, etc as required for competitive sporting activities.
• Implement cleaning protocols. All sport and physical activity equipment (including shared equipment and clothing such as school sporting singlets and bibs) must be cleaned at the end of each session. Equipment that cannot be cleaned after each use should not be shared.
• Environment cleaning. Standard daily cleans as well as the cleaning of high touch areas should occur within sporting facilities, such as change rooms.
• Apply standard precautions for infection control. Staff should continue to adhere to the Infection Control requirements outlined in the Requirements for All Sport and Physical Activity and First Aid procedures. Protocols for spills of blood and other bodily substances must be followed where any clothing, equipment and surfaces are contaminated by bodily fluid such as blood following a player injury.
• Avoid shaking hands. Students should not shake opposition hands at the conclusion of a sport activity.
• Parents unable to attend Grade Sport. As per DoE guidelines, parents are unable to attend grade sport at local venues/schools. Sports organisers to pass this information on to their respective schools.
• Council sports grounds have been booked on behalf of the STGSSSA.

FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THESE PROCEDURES MAY LEAD TO DISMISSAL FROM THE FIELD AND/OR EXPULSION FROM THE SPORT. THIS MAY RESULT IN YOU OR YOUR TEAM BEING REMOVED FROM THE COMPETITION OR FORFEITING THE GAME.

Other news in the Learning Resource Centre

The LRC, in collaboration with the English Faculty, implemented the Renaissance Accelerated Reader project in 2020. The Renaissance Accelerated Reader program aims to improve literacy rates across the curriculum and foster a love of reading for leisure. Years 7 and 8 students were assessed to determine their current reading ability levels. Based on this knowledge, the students were trained to access the library’s book collections that aligned with their reading ability levels. Students then were required to borrow books in their reading ability range, read the books by a due date and complete a comprehension quiz based on their selected choice. This is an ongoing project and we eagerly await anticipate

Top library student borrowers

What are BHGHS staff and community members reading?

Ms Nelson   The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant The Unbeliever Book 3 by Stephen Donaldson. A dystopian tale about a wasteland created by damage to the environment. Told from the perspective of a man who becomes the land itself.

Mrs Eaves   Eleanor’s Secret  by Caroline Beecham. Historical fiction about lies and redemption spanning World War II to the present day.

Mrs Croucher  Truly Madly Deeply by Liane Moriarty.

Mr Goreta is devouring any news from numerous sources about current issues and events, locally and globally.

Ms Aslanis  Shiver by Nikki Gemmell. A journalist seeking adventure accompanies an excursion to Antarctica. Despite the icy conditions her heart is thawed but leads to grief.

Mr Aligiannis  Stalin The Court of The Red Tsar Simon Sebag Montefiore. An account of Josef Stalin derived from his personal letters, photos and documents. This is also available in audiobook.

Ms Re  Educated by Tara Westover. A woman growing up in a fundamentalist Christian home is denied a right to an education. She takes matters into her own hands and fights to gain what she deeply desires, an education.

Ms White  Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton, a journalist. This is his first novel and explores the life of a young man who grows up in tragic circumstances. He takes his revenge  by turning his life around and gaining the success he desperately craves.

Ms Little Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy. A classic set in 19th century Russia. A selection of themes include love, betrayal, disintegrating Russian society. Some consider it the greatest novel written in the modern Western world, do you?

Mrs Abou-Antoun The Broken Wing in Arabic by Khalil Gibran. A beautiful selection of prose by a master writer.

Mr Daniel Wallace, a visiting tradesman, The Art of War by Sun Tzu. From Ancient China, a masterpiece about waging a successful campaign during warfare. Throughout the ages kings, queens, political leaders, military personnel and the random business tycoons have adopted many of the strategies and tactics in their professional and personal lives.

Did you forget to pick up a book from the library? Don’t despair, let your fingers do the walking. You can borrow a book sitting in your pyjamas whilst you sip a cup of cocoa. If you have a computer, tablet, kindle or smart phone you can borrow and read a BHGHS library book. Wheelers ePlatform is the app you need. Follow the instructions on the following pages to access this format. If you prefer to listen to audio books read aloud, Wheelers ePlatform is also the app for you.

How to Download the App

Download the app from your favourite app store now to access the BHGHS library's eBook & Audiobook collection!

All you need to do to access our e-Books and audiobooks is:

•           Download Wheelers E-Platform through Google Play Store or the Apple App store

•           Select Beverly Hills Girls High School

•           Log in with your school email address and password

•           Browse the library’s collections and borrow your chosen book(s) to read or listen. Enjoy!

As a school we are continuously looking for ways to improve our communication with our students, parents and the wider school community. In response to this, the school launched our Sentral Parent Portal early in Term 1. Accessible from your mobile, tablet or computer, the parent portal will give parents and carers the opportunity to stay in touch with the school from anywhere anytime. The Sentral Parent Portal will let you:

• Be notified of absence, respond to unexplained absences or advise the school in advance of planned absences
• Stay informed with your targeted news feed
• Receive regular academic notifications of your child’s progress
• Message your child’s teachers
• Respond to direct teacher/school messages via email, SMS or Portal
• Receive email and portal notifications, including reminders
• Access to the BHGHS newsletter
• Receive your child’s Student Report electronically
• Provide permission and make payments for school activities

Please note to have access to this valuable resource we need a current parent email address, as this will allow the school to send parents’ login details. If you have changed your email address or wish to check if the school has your correct details, please contact the school via the school’s email beverlyhg-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au or call on 9150 4280.

School Canteen Licence

 Tenders are called for the license  of  the  School  canteen  for  the  school  year commencing January, 2021 for  a  term  of  approximately three (3) years with the School having the option to extend the term for up to two (2) more years.   Annual   school   enrolments   will   be approximately 900 students.

General enquiries and requests for a Tender Information Package should  

 be  referred to:

 Catherine Rayner, School Admin Manager

Or

Linda Fishwick, School Admin Officer

Telephone:  02)  91 504280

Tenders must be submitted in a sealed envelope marked

“Confidential - School Canteen Tender” and sent to:

 The Principal,

Beverly Hills Girls High School

Locked Bag 3

Beverly Hills    2209

 Tenders close at 3pm on  18th September, 2020

 A tender visit and briefing session is planned to be held in the near future.

All applicants must make themselves familiar with clause 2 of the tender offer.