Jamison High School

Notes are due back by tomorrow (Wednesday)

Wellbeing Friday – 2026 World Cup Soccer
Students will be able watch the Australia vs Paraguay World Cup match on Friday, 26 June 2026, along with activities in Period 5.
If you would like your child to attend the screening in the Hall during Period 4, please ensure permission notes are returned via School Bytes by Wednesday, 24 June 2026.
In addition, a Year 12 Fundraising BBQ will be running during lunchtime and Period 5.
Sausage sandwich – $2.50
Can of drink – $3.00
Combo – $5.00

Good luck to Year 7 student, Mitchell, who will be playing in the Sydney West Golf Tournament this week.

⚽ Wellbeing Friday – 2026 World Cup Soccer

Students will be able watch the Australia vs Paraguay World Cup match on Friday, 26 June 2026, along with activities in Period 5.

If you would like your child to attend the screening in the Hall during Period 4, please ensure permission notes are returned via School Bytes by Wednesday, 24 June 2026.

In addition, a Year 12 Fundraising BBQ will be running during lunchtime and Period 5.

Sausage sandwich – $2.50
Can of drink – $3.00
Combo – $5.00

TICKETS ON SALE THIS AFTERNOON AT 3PM!

Visit the Ticketek website to purchase tickets now

https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=SCHOOLSS26

OR

they can participate in the SpecFest Flash Mob and get tickets to the 7 pm performance!

Selected areas of the venue will have an Early bird 10% discount applied if they are purchased before Monday 27 July.

Please note: audience members will not be permitted to bring metal water bottles or bags larger than an A4 piece of paper into Qudos Bank Arena.

Students are performing in all 4 shows - As per requirement of the School Spectacular Committee.
Friday 27th Nov - 11am and 7pm
Saturday 28th Nov - 11am and 7pm
Permission Notes to follow ASAP.

This is Week 10A

Students enjoying the World Cup soccer in the Library.

The Canteen has a variety of

Wraps
Sushi
Salads
Fruit

Congratulations to our teams who worked tirelessly yesterday writing their books for The Kid's Cancer Project.

They have currently raised over $2,000 for this worthy cause.