Today I am pleased to announce the Middle School Leaders for 2024. Ms Bell and the Pastoral team appoint a Middle School Leader to assist the Head of House and Year 12 House Leaders. As only ten students are appointed, these are significant appointments. I congratulate the following students.

Callan: Harry Dobbin

Duhig: Ben Dillon

Hogan: Rhys Willemsen

Kilian: Will Byron

Nagle: Eddie Gore

Rice: Kaelen Luu

Sion: Jack Stergou

Treacy: Sam Stallman

Waterford: Callum Wright

Xavier: Xavier Heise

We wish these students well in 2024.

Volunteers Evening

On Thursday evening, Fr John Gillen said Mass for our parent volunteer group who were able to attend. This was followed by some light refreshments in ERPAC. It is a tradition that we also acknowledge the parents of Year 12 students who are leaving the school as well. It was a great night and I thank Mr Will Pike and Mr Paul Corfield for organising the night. I wish to thank all volunteers who assist our community with events, canteen, Co-curricular, the Arts and Service. Your role modelling does much to reinforce our mission at the College.

Australian Rugby Selection

We congratulate Finn Mackay of Year 11 Nagle House for his selection in the Australian Under 16 Rugby team travelling to Canberra during the holidays. This is a great effort.

Staffing news

This year I have received the notice of retirement of three long-standing staff members. Mr Noel Toohey retires at the end of the year following 41 years as a staff member at the College. Noel is also a past student. Mr Peter Foster retires following 37 years of service to the College Art Faculty. Mr Basil Ranieri retires following 23 in our Primary School. All these staff have made significant contributions to the lives of hundreds of students and many staff colleagues. These three were acknowledged on Awards Night and we will hold a staff farewell event for their close family and friends. With 101 years of service to the College, these three staff will be greatly missed. I wish Noel, Peter and Basil well in their retirement.

Senior School Events

As we move to the conclusion of Year 12 assessment, we are beginning to prepare for the Year 12 leaving events. On Wednesday of next week, the Seniors will journey to Runcorn for the final Senior Retreat. This retreat affirms the students’ Lauries Journey and is a time for reflection and gratitude. A highlight is the presentation of an Old Boys’ cap. This cap has the serial number of Private Grant Kirby who was killed in Afghanistan in 2010. Grant graduated from St. Laurence’s College in 1992 and paid the ultimate price for his service to others.

This year we will also have the police serial number of Constable Matthew Arnold on this cap. Most would be aware that Matthew was tragically killed in December 2022 while performing his duties at Wieambilla along with Rachel McCrow. Matthew graduated from the College in 2013. It is our privilege to honour the service of Grant and Matthew through the gift of a Lauries cap. I thank both families for supporting this initiative and I trust that our students leave with a sense of service and passion.

On Thursday of next week, we will conduct our Year 12 Graduation mass and leaving ceremony. I thank Bishop Tim Norton for supporting us by celebrating mass with our families. This is always a moving and humbling experience.

We wish all of our Seniors well as they move from our gates for the final time.

Remembrance Day and 42 for 42

Today we held a Remembrance Day ceremony to commemorate all those who have served our country and especially those who died on active duty. Callan House and Xavier House held a combined mass celebrated by Fr Rix Walnough this morning. The attendance was outstanding. Today at 4pm, members of Marist College Ashgrove and St Laurence’s College First XI squads will play a 42 ball cricket match in support of 42 for 42. This is a Veteran initiative group supporting those affected by the war in Afghanistan. As stated previously one of our own, Private Grant Kirby died in Afghanistan.

Callan House, under the leadership of Mr David Sheehan, has this organisation as their House charity. 42 for 42 stands for the 41 veterans who were killed in Afghanistan, with the 42nd representing the veterans who have lost and continue to lose their lives to suicide, and those who have retired with physical and mental illness. This is a most worthwhile charity and I thank Marist College Ashgrove, Mr Sheehan and Callan House and our cricket community for supporting this great organisation. Lest we forget!

Enjoy the week.

MR CHRIS LEADBETTER

College Principal

Micah and St Vincents de Paul Christmas Appeal: 

The Micah Projects and St Vincent de Paul Christmas appeal is in full swing and it is heartwarming to see so many of the families giving what they can to this appeal. Service is always at the heart of what every student does here and it is great to see so many willing to give so that others can still have the ability to be able enjoy Christmas with their families at a time when so many families are faced with financial strain. 

We hear increasing stories from those at Emmanuel City Mission of families needing to choose between food on the table or a roof over their heads. It showcases the importance of the service that our community does and the significant difference it can make.

Year 10 Student Development

On Wednesday, our final group of Year 10 students concluded the Service Element of their Certificate II in Active Volunteering. Students helped serve at Emmanuel City Mission while our Music students provided the entertainment. Over the course of the year, each student has completed 20 hours of service along with specific modules of work looking at everything from Work Place Health and Safety to conflict management. 

We are proud and humbled to continue our link with Emmanuel City Mission through our lunch service and enjoy sharing stories with those we meet while serving. Well done to all Year 10 students who have worked hard in the classroom and in the community serving to complete their Certificate II in Active Volunteering. 

Hogan House Eat Up Challenge

Members of Hogan House took part in their Faith in Action initiative supporting Eat Up. 1 in 5 students at schools around Australia go without lunch daily and Eat Up helps provide over 15,000 lunches to schools for vulnerable children. Hogan House made an astonishing 1700 sandwiches in 1 hour! Well done Hogan House!

Donations for Sudan:

Mr Ben Angalo, our multicultural support officer is going to Sudan at the end of the year to do work in some of the villages. Over the last five years, Mr Angalo has been instrumental in setting up schools and education programs in the village. Mr Angalo has asked if there is anyone who can donate any school uniforms that they no longer need. If you would like to make a donation please email Mr Angalo bangalo@slc.qld.edu.au

East Timor Immersion 2024:

The East Timor Immersion takes place in the June holidays of 2024. Please see HERE for more information, including an itinerary of the immersion trip. From previous trips, one key place I would like to share with you the is the Orphanage we stay at while we are based in Dili. There are still spots available so if you are interested please respond HERE.

The total cost of the immersion is $4,100 with a $500 deposit due on the November 1 2023. If you would like more information about the immersion, please let me know and I am happy to follow up with you.

Payment Schedule Due Date Payment Amount

1st Deposit: 1 November 2023 - $500.00

2nd Deposit: 29th January 2024 - $2,050.00

Final Payment: 15 April 2024 - $1,550.00

If you have already registered, you are not required to register again. By now you will have received notification of the payment portal being open. Some highlights of the immersion include:

Children of the Dominican Orphanage – Dili, East Timor

While in Dili, students will stay at the Dominican Sisters Orphanage. As part of this experience, our students will spend time with the children – accompanying them to school on one of the mornings also take them on a beach excursion.

Many of the teens and adolescents who live in this orphanage lost their parents during the atrocities of the Indonesian backed TNI militias, in the lead up to and the aftermath of the 1999 Independence Vote. The younger children have been come into the care of the Dominican Sisters due the poverty of their parents as East Timor struggles to gain its feet since it gained independence.

Unfortunately, only one child of the seventy living at the Dominican Sisters Orphanage has been adopted in recent times. The children lack books for their education and the basics children in the Western world take for granted as well as many other basics of life. However, they gain love and companionship from each other... and rely on the dedication and care of the devoted Dominican Sisters.

East Timor Village Experience

We then venture into the mountains into the villages outside of Dili, for a village experience. These villages have been supported by the Christian Brothers, Edmund Rice Foundation and Mary Mackillop Projects. Some of the activities include:

• Visits to Edmund Rice/Mary MacKillop supported projects
• Activities with local school
• Sport activities
• Walks through community farms
• Meeting with community leaders

The ‘Beans of Hope’ project was established in Railaco villages in the Ermera District of Timor Leste in 2015. From small beginnings, it has grown to include 665 farmers. The goal is to improve the livelihoods of farmers through generating a sustainable and fair income from Vanilla Farming.

MR PAUL CORFIELD

Dean of Identity and Community

QCAA External Assessment

We have now completed the third week of External Assessment. We have three small exams next Tuesday. I congratulate all Year 12 students on their attitude throughout the exam period. A reminder that the Queensland Curriculum Assessment Authority (QCAA) will release students' final subject results and Senior Education Profiles on their myQCE website on Friday 15 December 2023. The Queensland Tertiary Admission Centre (QTAC) will release students’ ATARs via the ATAR Portal on the same day. Students need to register for the Student Portal and ATAR Portal so they can find out their results on 15 December.

Assessment Block Expectations

The Year 10 and Year 11 Block Assessment period begins next week. This is an important time for Senior School students to ensure they maintain effective study habits leading into assessment periods. 

We also ask your support in helping us with the below expectations for your son:

• Arrive at least 20mins before the start of the exam
• Arrive with the correct equipment
• Leave mobile phones in lockers or bags outside
• Adhere to academic integrity policies at all times
• Wear the correct uniform, be clean shaven and display positive behaviour around the College, particularly as the remainder of the school will be in normal classes.

Students studying Certificate courses, and particularly those who have not completed the Certificate II in Active Volunteering, will be required to spend some of their exam block at school completing modules.

Year 8 - Request for Elective Subject Change

A message from Ms Zofia Kentrotis (Head of Teaching and Learning – Middle School) 

As the end of the Semester draws near, it is an appropriate time to reconsider elective subject enrolment and typically, several students see the benefit of adjusting their elective studies pathway. On Monday 6 November (Week 6), Year 8 students are invited to engage in the subject change application process which will conclude on Friday 24 November (Week 8).

Students are asked to do the following when wanting to be considered for a change of elective subject enrolment:

• Complete a ‘Middle School Application for Change of Subject’ form which can be collected from the Middle School Studies Office (located on level 2 of the STEM building). Forms are available from Monday 6 November (Week 6),
• Parent signatures are required to indicate endorsement of the subject change.
• Return the completed ‘Middle School Application for Change of Subject’ form to Mrs Kentrotis by Friday 24 November (Week 8).

Subject changes will be processed over the holidays, with students issued new timetables in preparation for the commencement of Semester 1, 2024.

Please understand that not all requests will result in a subject change. A lack of availability in the requested subject may prevent the change from being possible, and so too, a misalignment of subjects studied and career pathways.

Transitioning into a new subject can be difficult (owing to gaps in foundational knowledge and skills) but students who are motivated to succeed are typically capable of overcoming any such concerns. A discussion with the Head of Faculty of the new elective subject is part of the subject change application process so that students are well informed about the workload and study requirements that will be expected of them.

Please encourage your son to collect a ‘Middle School Application for Change of Subject’ form at his earliest convenience if a change of elective subject would benefit his future study and career options.

Elective subject offerings are Art, Business Studies, German, Chinese, Drama, Engineering and Industrial Technology, Graphics and Design, Information Technology, Media and Music. Information relevant to each course of study is outlined in the College’s Curriculum handbooks which can be found through Student Portal.

Conclusion

I wish all students and families the very best, particularly students preparing for upcoming assessment. I also wish our Year 12 students the very best as they complete their Secondary Schooling next week.

Live Jesus in our hearts…Forever

DR LIAM HERBERT

Dean of Teaching and Learning

Career Counselling

For any students wanting to discuss career information, post-schooling pathways, job skills etc. please see Mr Moscos in the Careers Office.

Phone: (07) 3010 1158 

Email: pmoscos@slc.qld.edu.au 

Certificate II in Health Services Support at PA Hospital

TAFE Queensland and Metro South Hospital and Health Service are excited to offer selected Year 11 and 12 students the opportunity to study a Certificate II in Health Support Services (HLT23221) while still in high school. The program provides an opportunity to gain skills in a variety of health care operations, including food services assistant, wards-person (transporting patients), and environmental services officer (housekeeping). 

The program is being delivered each Tuesday during school terms at the Princess Alexandra Hospital from January 2024 to October 2024. 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

For this course, students must:

• be over the age of 16 at course commencement
• be entering Year 11 or 12 in 2024 at a participating high school. In addition, the duration of your TAFE at School course cannot be longer than your remaining high school studies
• provide proof of vaccinations. This is a requirement for all staff and students on-site at the hospital and must be provided prior to enrolment.
• have a desire to work in a health care or hospital environment
• attend one of the information sessions listed below
• commitment to attendance and participation in the course
• complete a Pathways application
• attend Orientation on-site at the Princess Alexandra Hospital (compulsory)

Students apply in Pathways https://tafeapply.com/ using the application code TQBPAH2024 

Limited places are available – applying early is recommended to avoid disappointment. 

Information sessions are being held for interested parties (students, parents and VET Coordinators) on the dates below:

Wednesday 8 November 2023 (1pm – 2pm) | Click here to join the meeting 

Wednesday 15 November 2023 (12.30pm – 1.30pm) | Click here to join the meeting   

Please email enquiries to: MSHHS.Brisbane@tafeqld.edu.au 

International Students Information Session

Our International students in Year 10 and 11 got the opportunity to hear from presenters from some Queensland universities on Wednesday, as well as recent College graduate, David Son. The purpose of the session was to give insight into the specific requirements that our international students must meet in order to attend tertiary study in Australia, as well as how to navigate the application process. It was great for our students to hear from David about his experiences as a recent graduate from St Laurence’s College, who had to go through the process of applying to university as an international student, and for them to hear what steps they could be making from their time at school now that will assist them in making the transition into tertiary as smooth as possible. Our international student cohort showed excellent engagement, with presenters commending our students on their thoughtful questions and willingness to interact in the session. The presentation slides can be found here. 

Procurement Job Role for School Leavers

St Laurence’s College has been contacted to advise impending school leavers of a Procurement Officer role available at the Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd. This role would suit students who are looking to move directly into full-time work (including those intending to take a gap year), who are interested in working in a team environment, have good communication skills, can use MS Office and work independently. For further details or to apply, please see the job advertisement here.

Construction Traineeship Vacancies for School Leavers 

Active Queenslanders Industry Alliance is running an 18-week paid Traineeship with practical and theoretical experience in a real work situation. Work will be conducted at the Southern Districts Basketball Club in Carina and commences mid-December 2023. 

Successful applicants will: 

• Earn a Certificate I in Construction qualification 

• Gain practical experience in real work situations that align with your training 

• Complete paid work that can be included in your work history 

• Receive additional training in First Aid and White Card. PPE provided. 

Hours: Monday to Friday 7am – 3pm 

To be successful you must: 

• Be enthusiastic, reliable and demonstrate a positive attitude 

• Have your own reliable transport (driver’s licence and car preferred but not essential as work site is close to public transport) 

Who can apply? 

• Must be a Queensland resident aged 16 years and older 

• Australian Citizen, Australian Permanent Resident, New Zealand citizen or temporary resident with the necessary visa and work permits on the pathway to a permanent residency 

• Have not previously completed a Certificate I in Construction 

• Not in full-time/stable employment 

• Not currently a full-time student at TAFE, University or School. 

APPLICATIONS FROM RECENT SCHOOL LEAVERS ARE ENCOURAGED. 

To apply, please provide a current resume and cover letter stating why you wish to be employed on the project to sonya.brewer@aqia.org.au. 

MR PAUL MOSCOS

Careers Counsellor

Year 12

Congratulations on the way our Year 12s have conducted themselves thus far in the External Exams and it is safe to say that students are on the downhill run. Some reminders for next week are:

• Wednesday – Year 12 Reflection Day

Students are to be at Runcorn by 8.30am. Please see the letter from Mr Corfield for further details and note that parking inside the gates is not permitted for students.

• Thursday evening – Mass and Graduation Ceremony

The evening will begin at 6pm at ERPAC and finish at approximately 10pm. Students will receive their tickets on Wednesday. 

Please contact your Head of House should you have any further questions.

Year 10 & 11

Exam block for Year 11 begins this Wednesday and for Year 10 on Thursday. Dr Herbert has sent some general reminders to students regarding these exams. We wish the students all the very best for these exams and for finishing the year well.

Students have been asked to clean out their lockers this week. From Monday 28 November, any lockers that have not been cleaned out will have their locks cut off and contents disposed of. This is to allow for cleaning and pest extermination over the holiday period

Mentoring

I would like to thank the House Mentors and Senior Mentors for their time and effort over the past two weeks mentoring our young men. This time promotes connections between staff and students, with a focus on the holistic development through conversation and goal setting. In order to prepare for their Mentoring meeting, Middle School students completed a document titled, ‘Term 4 Mentoring – Reflection, Goals & Assessment Planning’ and I would love him to share it with you. Have a conversation with your son about the goals that he has set and the strategies that he has identified as needing to be in place to help him achieve these goals. 

Wet ‘n’ Wild

A reminder that all Middle School students (Year 7-9) are invited to Wet ‘n’ Wild on the last day of school (Friday 24 November). Information has been sent to all Middle School parents via email and the Parent Lounge is open for RSVPs and payments. Students have been reminded that attendance on the day is a privilege and their behaviour, cooperation and attendance in the leadup to the day need to be appropriate. 

Any questions or inquiries, please contact your son’s Head of House.

Upcoming Assessment

We wish all students the best of luck in their upcoming assessment and encourage them to ensure that they are using their study planner and have a copy of the assessment calendar. Routine, nightly revision should be well underway to avoid ‘cramming’ at the last minute as this is a much more effective way to retain information. Students are also encouraged to reach out to their teachers and access the assignment and study support available. 

Middle School Leaders 2024

Over the last few weeks, our Heads of House have been leading our Year 8 students through the process of discerning their Middle School Leaders for 2024. Congratulations to the boys below.

Callan: Harry Dobbin

Duhig: Ben Dillon

Hogan: Rhys Willemsen

Kilian: Will Byron

Nagle: Eddie Gore

Rice: Kaelen Luu

Sion: Jack Stergou

Treacy: Sam Stallman

Waterford: Callum Wright

Xavier: Xavier Heise

All the very best for the week ahead.

MS VANESSA BELL

Dean of Middle School (Pastoral Care)

Qld Schools U/12 Futsal Tournament

Our College had the privilege of having two teams compete in the Queensland Schools Futsal Tournament on the previous Thursday and Friday. The tournament was a huge success, with our 'Black' team achieving first place and our 'Gold' team securing the third spot. It was an outstanding two-day event for the students and their conduct and representation of the College was truly commendable. I would like to express a big thank you to Mr Jamie Davies, the College's Manchester City Football School Head Coach and Joe Taylor, an Old Boy, for coaching the teams throughout the tournament. The boys had an amazing time and based on this positive experience, the College plans to enter additional teams in various age divisions next year.

Queensland Primary All Schools Touch

Last weekend, two Touch Football teams from Lauries competed in the Queensland Primary All Schools Touch tournament, held in Cleveland. The competition was very challenging and our teams performed admirably, reaching the Round of 16 in both the Plate and Championship divisions.

After an eventful year of Touch Football, I would like to extend a special thank you to Ms Charlotte Wilson for her unwavering dedication and countless hours spent organising and managing the sport. Her efforts were greatly supported by Mr Brendan Ward and Mr Reece Carlton and I would like to express my gratitude to them as well.

Come and Try Sessions have started

Our Friday afternoon 'Come and Try' sessions for AFL and Volleyball have commenced for boys who will be entering Year 7 next year. Unfortunately, participation was impacted last week due to rain, but we eagerly await the return of all the boys for the second week of sessions.

If any new or current parents of the College require further information, please contact the Sports Office.

Upcoming Cricket Opportunities

January Holidays Henschell Cricket Academy Camp: Once again next year, our cricket partners at Henschell Cricket Academy will be holding an exclusive camp for St Laurence’s College students. Please see the flyer for more details.

MR PATRICK BYRON

Head of Sport

Over the past couple of years, the number of children at Lauries enrolling in Speech and Drama has skyrocketed and the last two nights of performance were the culmination of all the hard work undertaken by the students. The numbers have increased so much that the showcase I have had to do the showcase over two nights! It has been a pleasure and an honour to guide these students, the nerves were evident but after each show to see the boys stand a little straighter, exude confidence and clamour for more acting pieces to do has been so enriching for me.

I am extremely proud of all the work the boys have put in, the laughter from the audience and the enjoyment and pride expressed by the families afterwards! To help your son speak confidently, with ease and evident enjoyment in any arena, presentation at school or debating, I would highly recommend joining the Speech and Drama Program!

Ms Lillian Duggan

Co-Curricular Speech & Drama Teacher

Volunteers Mass – 9 November | Chapel

Thank you to members of Brotherhood & Little Brotherhood who sang at last night’s Volunteers Mass. This is always a wonderful opportunity for students to take part in acknowledging the contributions of our many volunteers.

Piano Recital – 13 November | 3:30pm Chapel

The final Piano Recital for 2023 will take place on Monday 13 November from 3.30pm in the Chapel. This concert is a fantastic opportunity for our piano students to showcase the progress and techniques learnt throughout the year.

Graduation Mass – 16 November | ERPAC

Brotherhood, Little Brotherhood will perform along with the Worship band at the upcoming Graduation Mass and Ceremony on Thursday 16 November. The Colleges final farewell for our Year 12 students.

Strike up the Band!

MR ROSS CAPERN

Head of Instrumental Music

The Lions Head Supporter Cap and Lauries Supporter Cap are now available for $40 each! These hats have already had huge interest so be quick.

If you are interested, visit The Lauries Shop or contact them via 07 3010 1100.

Please ensure your son uses any balances on his My Student Account before he leaves the College.

For any significant balances, please email finance@slc.qld.edu.au to have funds transferred to a sibling or to request a refund. 

These requests for refunds or transferred funds will be completed in January. 

On Wednesday 15 December “Laurie Claus” is coming to visit the College. We look forward to presenting Laurie Claus with the various donations gifted by our family community. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

See more information HERE. 

MR JAMES MENDOZA

Head of Service Learning

The Spring 2023 edition of The Lauries Magazine is now available!

Featuring some amazing student academic achievements, sports accomplishments, music performances, artwork creations, Old Boys and Foundation updates and much more - the Lauries Magazine encapsulates everything that is the Lauries Journey.

Special features in this edition include the CQUniversity Confraternity Carnival, an insight into our VET Department and the farewell of two beloved staff; Eddie Wallace and John Roberts. 

Check it out HERE.

Please be aware South Bank Corporation will be commencing the next phase of Grey Street Improvement Works, commencing 3 October.

This work will occur between 7am-3pm, Monday to Friday from Tuesday 3 October - Friday 24 November.

These works include the relevelling of four sections of footpath that pose significant trip hazards.

Please refer to the attached works notification for more information.

We will continue to issue project updates via the newsletter and project website linked below.

www.southbankcorporation.com.au/projects  

As per previous advice, these improvements on Grey St will benefit pedestrians and motorists with upgrades to footpaths, centre median crossings, landscaping and lighting.  

If you have any questions about the works or would like more information, please contact the project team on 07 3867 2078 (during business hours) or via email planning@south-bank.net.au.  

Works Notification 08 Grey Street Improvement Works footpath

St Laurence's College will be hosting the 'Cuskelly College of Music Summer School Program' and members of the Lauries community are invited to attend. Please find more information HERE.

Please see information below re the 2024 Lauries Mothers Camp.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Next February, St Laurence’s College is welcoming back the Japanese students from Ritsumeikan Moriyama High School. We are very much in need of Homestay families for these well-mannered and delightful boys. There are 45 students in the group, your support is very much appreciated.

Please see attached a flyer with the details and contact information of the Tour Operator.

Tour Operator: Global Student Institute. www.thegsi.com.au

Email: sachi@thegsi.com.au

Call or Text: Sachiko & Nathan 0412 173 912

The College has partnered with the Australian Homestay Network (AHN) to facilitate safe, supportive homestay placements for students.

To find out more information, please see the attachment HERE.

It has been a massive year for St Laurence's College in 2023 - check out some of the highlights from throughout the year below!

2023 - A Year in Review

Trimester 1 Sports Highlights

Trimester 2 Sports Highlights

Trimester 3 Sports Highlights

For those who weren't able to celebrate with us on the night of the Secondary School Awards Celebration, please view the event HERE!

Please see a message below from Clarks Logan City Bus Service

Dear Schools,

To assist with a smooth transition from 2023 to 2024 can you please forward (or provide) this information to students/parents/guardians.

Existing Bus Pass

Students with an existing bus pass need to reapply if:

1. Their home address has changed
2. They are repeating a grade
3. Transferring to a different school in 2024 (this includes transitioning from Primary to High School)

Automatic renewal of bus passes is a result of data matching process and relies on the accuracy of information held by:

1. Department of Transport and Main Roads
2. Centrelink
3. Clarks Logan City Bus Service and
4. The school the child attends

What do Parents need to do when they receive a continuation letter from Department of Transport & Main Roads

Continuation letters will be forwarded to Parent/Guardian from DTMR.  Please keep these letters.

Once received, letters can be brought into Clarks Logan City Bus Service Depot, 42 Jutland St, Loganlea for processing after the 17^th January 2024, during office hours Monday-Friday 10am – 2pm.   (Original letters and 2023 pass must be submitted).

Please ensure that your child’s details are identical and current with each of the above-named entities.

Applications for the 2024 school year can be applied for online at www.qld.gov.au\schooltransportassistance from mid-November, 2023.

All enquiries can be directed to Clark’s Logan City Bus Service email info@clarkslogancity.com.au

For more information refer to our website www.clarkslogancity.com.au