Community Service

Remember to look at the categories:

• Recent Events
• Community Service Opportunity
• Projects
• Uncategorised
• Ongoing

Thank you to all volunteers involved in the “Cycle Victoria” event. Augusta and Margaret River districts showed great support and made the cyclists feel really welcome. We raised a total of $1640 for the Himalayan Hothouse Project.

This great school event could do with some committed helpers. What an enjoyable and worthwhile way to complete some Community Service hours. Help out at stations; Javelin (collect, peg, measure) Discus (collect, peg, measure) Shot Put (collect, peg, measure) Long Jump( Rake, measure) Tripple Jump (rake, measure) Finish Judges, Results Assistant, Finish Line Assistant, Recording Assistant, or help out with house groups.

Some more jobs will come up on the day so if you miss out on these keep your eyes open for ways you can help.

The more help  the better it will run.

See Ms Marzohl-Duffy, Mr Thwaites or Mr Beecham to be assigned a job.

Saturday 7th March 9am Bunker Bay Dunsborough

New Volunteers welcomed

No surfing experience needed

See the disabled surfers link for more information.

One or two students are required to run our paper recycling system. The job involves co-ordinating the collection of paper, making pads and selling them through the box downtown.

We have an opportunity for a student to help a lady at Silver Vines learn how to use her computer. The time is negotiable and would entail a few sessions of 30-60 min.

We need 6 co-ordinators to organise groups of year 8 students to participate in Clean Up Australia Day on Feb 27th during lunch time and period 5.

For more details see Mr Thwaites or Ms Marzohl-Duffy

The AMR shire and the tourist centre need 12 volunteers to help set up marquees and fencing around Reuther Park on Friday March 17th from 9-12am as our town is hosting 2000 cyclists for an event.

See Mr Thwaites or Ms Marzohl-Duffy to register your interest.

This year we will have three year groups involved in the Community Service Programme, 10, 11 and 12 and a second coordinator. Mr Ian Thwaites will also be assisting you with the programme and will have some projects for you to become involved in.  

We also have a new office (the old techno cave) opposite Home Ec. 

Congratulations to all everyone who has completed their 20 hour requirement. For those of you still working on it see me or Mr Thwaites about your ideas. Don’t forget your plan must be approved before you start.

Children at the orphanage are in need of old frames (not sun glasses) for their glasses and childrens books. This is an opportunity for a group of students to organise the collection of items that Ms McCoy can take with her next year or send to the orphanage. If you are interested in this service activity se Ms McCoy or Ms Duffy to work out the details.