Hello and welcome to Central Queensland Christian College!

Children are a gift, a reward from God. We are dedicated to helping each child reach their potential: academically, spiritually and socially, in a safe, caring environment.

We encourage students to enjoy friends, fun, learning, and life itself.

Please consider enrolling your child and prepare them for their future.

Warmest regards,

Michael Appleton, Principal

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25 November 2009

RE: UNIFORM ORDERS FOR 2010

Dear Parents,

Please fine attached a Uniform Order Form for 2010. All prices have been revised. Some have gone up, some down and others have stayed the same.

Because some suppliers close down over Christmas, we would like to get in early and ensure that we have your orders ready for next year.

Please fill out one form for each student. More copies are available from the office or our website.

I am continually amazed at the blessing of God. It seems to follow us wherever we go. As the Bible says in Psalm 1:

“Blessed is the man
who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked…
“But his delight is in the law of the LORD,
and on his law he meditates day and night.
“He is like a tree planted by streams of water,
which yields its fruit in season
and whose leaf does not wither.
Whatever he does prospers.”

Students showed good leadership, teamwork and delegation skills as they tackled their first group cooking lessons last week making dips and soups. The fruit of their labour was delicious and your child should now be able to prepare a quick meal to help out at home. This week we are cooking 3 types of pasta - macaroni cheese, spaghetti bolognaise and fettucini carbonara. Recipes are attached.

With an interesting array of recipes being made over the next 3 weeks it would be appreciated if students could each bring a small container to take food home in. The container will need to be able to hold liquid and not leak. This will give families the opportunity to sample what your children are preparing in class. We are working in 3 teams for these exercises and recipes will be posted for you to see. I trust that you will enjoy the fruits of their labour.

This week students are cooking scones and may use variations such as dates, sultanas, pumpkin or cheese. A half cup measure of the appropriate ingredient will be required. They will also need to bring a flat baking tray and a container to take their leftovers home in.
I am expecting a sample of their work to go to staff for tasting for afternoon tea.