26 February 2016

From the Principal

Zoe Smith

Hello,

We are now officially half way through the term! This is a short term with only 9 weeks.

Firstly, I would like to say thank you to the families who have supported the Voluntary Contribution Scheme. One quarter of families have made a contribution to date. Last year, just under a third of families paid the contribution. We would greatly appreciate your consideration in making a Voluntary Contribution to help support teaching and learning at Graceville!

On Wednesday night we held the first Parent Information session for Curiosity and Powerful Learning. A group of 30 – 40 curious parents joined us to learn more about our schools journey! I would like to thank Mrs Belinda Martin for the huge effort she put into planning the session. We will be repeating the session at 8.45am on March 1. Please consider coming along. We would love to see you there!

This week our teachers engaged in a professional learning activity called TRIADS. In TRIADS, groups of teachers observe each other teach and provide feedback on what they hear and see happening in each other's lessons. An important part of the process is talking to students to find out how well they understand what they are learning. As you can imagine, it was nerve racking at first, however our teachers quickly overcame their nerves, seeing the value in the process as they learned more about themselves and each other as professionals. Ultimately, our students’ best interests will be met as our teachers learn from each other and grow professionally together. I hope you can appreciate how lucky we are to have such open minded and committed teachers who are willing to try new things to improve student learning for the children of Graceville! Thank you teachers!

As part of our Whole School Assembly last week we handed out our first ever Curiouser and Curiouser and Random Act of Kindness Awards. We received lovely feedback from students and families about the positive impact the focus of the new awards is having in the school. I would like to offer my congratulations to the following students for receiving the awards.

Random Acts of Kindness:

Kate O Prep
Ollie S Year 1
Connah N Year 2
Samuel C Year 3
Eadie N Year4
Jackson B Year 5
Jack W Year 6

Curiouser and Curiouser:

Dorothea Prep
Alex F Year 1
Jackson B Year 2
Gemma U Year 3
Amy L Year 4
Alice B Year 5
Sarah O Year 6

Please note our Whole School Assembly next week will be held on Tuesday afternoon from 2.15pm. The school is hosting a Problem Solving workshop which requires full use of the hall from Wednesday to Friday.

Finally, I would like to draw the attention of all Year 2 and 4 parents interested in learning more about the Enhancement Classes, to the date of the upcoming Parent Information Session on Friday 11 March at 8am. Mrs Sandy Davey, Senior Enhancement class teacher, will talk parents through how the Enhancement classes operate and the process to Express an Interest in a place for the classes for 2017. A letter with further details will go home to all Year 2 and 4 parents this week.

Have a great week.

Newsletter Articles

From the Deputy Principal

Maree Hass

Mathletics for 2016

We will shortly commence the Mathletics program for this year. It is an online Mathematics program that is individually based and one that students can access at home as well as at school for all students in year 1 to year 6. This access to Mathletics is considerably cheaper than private family subscriptions. The cost for Mathletics is $12 per student for the year, please return your form as soon as possible now. Your class teacher can inform you more fully about Mathletics and how your class will be using the program this year. Each student will then receive their own personal log on and password to access the program for both at school and at home. It is a high quality program that offers valuable practice of mathematics and the possibility of differentiation to meet individual student’s needs, abilities and progress.

Junior Assemblies

Parents and care givers are all invited to join us for Junior Assemblies on every second Tuesday afternoon from 2.15 in the hall.

Below is the calendar for term 1 assemblies.

From the Deputy Principal

Lisa McKeaten

Wellbeing

This year one of our Improvement agenda items is Wellbeing. This relates to the wellbeing of all members of our school community – students, staff and parents and community members.

As you may be aware we have introduced a number of initiates to support Wellbeing in the school. One of these is the “Random Act of Kindness” award on the Whole School Assembly each fortnight. Each year level nominates a student for this award. It has been great to hear some very positive feedback from students, staff and parents about this new initiative. Adding in the value of showing ‘kindness’ has had quite a huge effect on the school.

As part of our focus on Wellbeing in the school, is for us to develop our “Learning and Wellbeing Framework”. This document will be shared with the P & C and community once it has been developed. The process that we will follow, has already commenced. Staff have become familiar with the various parts of the framework and we are starting to work through these sections. The process that we are following is to assess the areas of need in the school and develop and implement positive changes. For us, the Pathways to Peace program in the school does fit nicely into and complements the Wellbeing Framework.

The first of 4 areas where we are focussing is the “Learning Environment”. Here is sample of what we have been working through:

• Wellbeing is a high priority in the school community – awareness raising
• Continuing to identify and address the needs of all students
• Involving students in decision-making – Eg. Student council. We have a Wellbeing committee which will be heavily involved in activities as well having a representative on our School Wellbeing committee
• Consistency in rules, consequences & rewards – continue promoting “Pathways to peace”
• Promoting wellbeing in the broader community Eg. Rotary award for Yr 6 students, Student Council, Links to Milpera SHS, Anzac/Remembrance Day, Grandparents concert & other community music events
• Buddy program
• Supporting Staff Wellbeing & providing Professional Development
• Celebrating diversity through celebrations and events – Yearly calendar of events of celebrations and special days to acknowledge. Some will be celebrated by school events Eg Continuing – Active School Travel, Anzac/Remembrance day, Bookweek, Daniel Morcombe Day, etc. Others will be new Eg. World Environment Day, Naidoc Week, Universal Children’s Day etc.

Our first Special Event is the National Day of Action (18 March) – (Bullying & Violence). The Student Council has already organised some great ways to recognise this day. We will also be having a special Assembly celebration on the 17th March. For more information about the National Day of Action please refer to the website: http://www.bullyingnoway.gov.au/national-day/

The second event is Harmony Day – Monday 21 March. This Special Day is important to celebrate Australia’s cultural diversity. We will be encouraging students and teachers to celebrate the cultural backgrounds of their students. Each teacher may choose to do this a variety of ways. During our Whole School Assembly on 17 March we will also be celebrating. More details in next week’s newsletter. : http://www.harmony.gov.au/

Each week in the newsletter I will be putting in more information to support all members of our community and to raise the awareness of the importance of Wellbeing for all of us.

“Brilliant Futures Program” for the QLD Academies –
Parent Information Session 8th March 5-6pm

The Queensland Academies are launching a new program which is aimed at very highly capable students in Years 5 & 6 who have the potential to gain an assured pathway to one of the Academies in their Year 10 year. It involves students undergoing a rigorous selection entry process in Term 2 of that year and in Term ¾ for Year 5. If you are interested please read the attached letter and flyer.

Easter Service

For all students in Years 1-6 who participate in the Co-operative Program for Religious Instruction, we will be having an Easter service on Friday 18th March.

University of New South Wales competitions

Every year our school participates in the UNSW competitions. These are open to Years 2-6. The competitions we participate in are:

• Digital Technologies 17 May Yrs. 3-6
• Science 31 May Yrs. 2-6
• Writing 14 June Yrs. 3-6
• Spelling 15 June Yrs. 2-6
• English 2 August Yrs. 2-6
• Mathematics 16 August Yrs. 2-6

Any students in Years 2 & 4 who want to apply for entry into the Enhancement classes for Years 3 & 5 for 2017 are required to sit the English, Maths and Science competitions to be eligible.

A letter was sent home this week. Payment will be based on entries submitted at the end of Term 1 and are pre-paid, with no option of refunds or credits if your child is absent on the day. Payments for all competitions will be included in the Term 2 statement.

All entries will need to be finalised by Friday 18th March.

No entries will be taken after the Due Date.

Screen It 2016 competition is here!

Australia’s largest moving image competition for primary and secondary school students, Screen It, has returned after a massive 2015. Students across Australia are asked to create a live action film, animation or videogame in response to the theme ‘Mystery’. Screen It is designed to generate educational outcomes, and teachers are supported through our videoconference series, resource kit and online gateway. Best of all, Screen It is free to enter.

Student Absences

Please inform the school if your student is going to be absent for any reason. The Absentee Line is 3716 2760. When calling please advise the following:

• Students Name and Class
• Reason For Absence e.g. Illness, Holiday, Family reasons,
• Duration of absence if known
• Contact number for verification if needed

You may also use the Absentee line to advise of past absences.

Money Matters

Roberta Haryicki

Thank you to the many families who have successfully made payments by BPoint.

Your efforts have not gone unnoticed and well done!

Please be reminded:

Family accounts in arrears must be paid-in-full before any 2016 excursions can be attended.

All excursions and events require payment and a permission form to be returned by the due date or your child will not be permitted to attend.

Student Resource Schemes (SRS) for 2016 are:

• Prep Requirements ($60)
• Instrumental Music Programs – Instrument Hire ($100), Percussion Maintenance ($50), Music Participation ($30) & Choir ($30)
• Religious Education Program ($10)
• Mathletics On-line registration ($12) (Years 1-6)

All students involved in these programs must return a completed SRS form.

VOLUNTARY PARENT CONTRIBUTIONS

Your valuable contribution to this school’s learning journey is most welcomed.

$60 single student family and $115 for 2 or more in family. Please refer to the Principal’s letter and information sheet.

Credit in Account: Credits from 2015 rolled over to this year can be applied to current invoices at the parent’s request.

Request for Refund form for an excursion paid and not attended is available from the front office. Prepaid ticketing excursions and prepaid competition entries are non-refundable.

Payment of account days:

8am-3.15pm - Monday to Wednesday
8am-12pm - Thursday and Friday

BPoint is the preferred method of payment; Eftpos, Debit Cards: Visa/Mastercard, cheque or cash payments are accepted.

BPOINT User Information

For payment of multiple items on your statement/invoice, you will need to do a separate entry for each item, entering the invoice number and the corresponding payment amount for that item only e.g.

Separate Entries for each line must be done to ensure the payment is allocated to the correct Excursion/Resource Fee.

BPOINT payments must be processed in time to clear (usually 2-3 business days) before the Due Date for payment.

Chappy’s Chat

John Erichsen

It is wonderful to be back on deck after surgery and to be able to breathe freely. It’s a luxury I had forgotten. Thank you for the friendly greetings making my return to school even more welcoming.

With little to report from the last couple of weeks, I thought it may be a good time to share a little more about one of the programs which operates at school. Friends For Life and Fun Friends are resilience and positive life-coping skills development programs which are available for students identified by staff or families as benefiting from such training.

Music News

Naomi Lindh

We hope all of our music students are enjoying their lessons and rehearsals! Thank you to the parents who have contacted us when their child has been unable to attend a lesson/rehearsal. Keeping us informed about any issues or inability to attend a lesson/rehearsal is greatly appreciated. Shortly we will be collating email addresses of parents for each ensemble so we will be able to send updates and information about each choir and ensemble. Please ensure your contact details including email address/es are current so we are able to access this information and keep parents and students informed about performances and other relevant information.

I have included email addresses for our instrumental team below. Please save the email address/es of your child's teacher (and conductor if they are different) so you are able to contact them about any issues or illness/inability to attend rehearsal.

Mrs Ruth Prout - string program - rprou5@eq.edu.au
Mr Steve Stiller - percussion teacher and Senior Band - sstil2@eq.edu.au
Mr Alex Grodecki - brass/woodwind teacher and Junior Band - agrod3@eq.edu.au
Mr James Kukulies - brass/woodwind teacher - jkuku2@eq.edu.au
Ms Julie West - classroom music Mon/Tues and Senior Choir - jwest269@eq.edu.au
Mrs Naomi Lindh - classroom music Wed/Thurs/Fri and Year 2/3 Choirs - nclos1@eq.edu.au

Music Rehearsals

Tuesday 7:45am Senior Choir - Ms Julie West - music room year - Year 4-6 students
Wednesday 7:45am Senior Strings - Mrs Ruth Prout - music room
Wednesday 3-4pm Senior Band - Mr Steve Stiller - music room - Year 5-6 students
(Thursday 7:30am Junior Band - beginning in term 2) - Mr Alex Grodecki - Year 4 students
Thursday 7:45am Year 3 Choir - Mrs Naomi Lindh
(Thursday 12:45pm Beginner/Junior Strings - beginning in term 2) Mrs Ruth Prout
Friday 8:00am Year 2 Choir - Mrs Naomi Lindh - music room

Thank you for supporting our music program.

Active School Travel

TACO TUESDAY!

(Travel Actively Coming-to-school On)

It was fantastic to see so many students actively travelling to school this week on TACO Tuesday. Remember, you can travel actively on any day of the week. There are many ways to be active - Put on your sneakers and walk, or get on your bike or scooter (and remember to wear your helmets).

Here are just a few benefits of walking (riding or scooting) to school every day

• Reduced traffic around the school
• Walking is one of the best exercises to build strong, healthy bones
• Helps reduce anxiety
• It is a great way to have a chat along the way
• Improves sleep quality
• Improves cognitive performance at school

If you’re unable to walk or ride, consider parking the car at one of the designated “park and stride” locations and walk the remaining distance on foot. Alternatively, car pool with some friends and help reduce congestion around the school.

Children's crossings

We are very lucky to have our Crossing Supervisors to keep us safe while crossing the road before and after school.

Children's crossings operate only when the red 'children crossing' flags are displayed. They are designed to help children cross the road safely near schools. To use a children's crossing:

• Wait on one side of the road for the supervisor to walk out on to the crossing with a red stop sign.
• Cross once the traffic has stopped at the white stop lines on the road and the crossing supervisor has blown a whistle.

Two minute zones / parking

Please be conscious of the parking regulations, especially the 2-minute zones on both sides of our school. These zones only allow you to ‘sit’ in the queue for a maximum of 2 minutes. You are not permitted to get out of your car or leave your car. If you need to get out of your car please find a suitable parking spot away from the 2-minute zones. If you are a Prep parent then you are required to go to the classroom to pick up your child so you should not be using the 2-minute zones.

If your child/ren is not there ready you are obliged to leave, do the block & re-join the queue. You must be conscious of not queuing and blocking off traffic. On Acacia Avenue it is illegal to queue in the right hand lane & block the road for other motorists. I realise this only allows for a small number of cars, but it is a road rule for the safety of all motorists.

As a parent, you are the most influential person in your child's life. They form their behavior based on the activities that you encourage them to participate in, and these behaviors are likely to extend well into their adult years.

If you have a few spare hours a month to help us run this fantastic program we are looking for volunteers to join our Active Travel Committee. Please contact Jo Richards at sajrichards@iinet.net.au for more information. Alternatively please join us for our next meeting at the Waratah room 3rd March 2016 @ 10:45am.

P & C News

Upcoming Events

• P&C Welcome BBQ - this Friday 26th February 3pm under Q Block
• The AGM (Annual General Meeting) - Wednesday 23rd March - 7.30pm
• Trivia Night - 4th June – The Hall

P&C Welcome BBQ

Come along this Friday to the FREE P&C Welcome BBQ at 3pm under Q block. Meet your P&C Executive and other volunteers of the P&C. We would love to see you there to welcome new families and say hello again to the returning ones. It’s a free sausage sizzle so come on down to Q block and say hello! See you there!

*** Please look in next week’s P&C News for a run down on the P&C meeting which was held last Wednesday night.

P&C Annual General Meeting

Annual General Meeting - 23rd March - 7.30pm

Each year as part of our constitution the P&C is required to conduct an Annual General Meeting. This is when the current P&C Executive and its membership are dissolved and a new Executive elected.

All current members are required to renew their memberships by completing a new membership registration form for 2016. These forms will be available next week or you can pick one up and our next general meeting on the 24th Feb.

More information will be provided in the following weeks for you about how you can possibly play a part in supporting the P&C.

Volunteers

GSS has always prided itself on the support it receives from its parent body and the wider community. Many programs and activities that benefit our children would not be possible without the wonderful volunteer groups within GSS. So… decide which is for you and if at all possible join in with the many and varied areas within the school that need your help. Examples are: tuckshop, uniform shop, Contact Club, reading groups, Spellathon, Trivia Night, Parents Party, Sports Day, Active School Travel, School Banking and the Fete.

Of course the P&C is always looking for new members. If you are interested in being a part of this great school, please contact the P&C or speak to your classroom teacher to see how you can help. It’s our children who will benefit!!!!!

The School Directory

The School Directory is currently being compiled. A template of this year’s School Directory will be emailed to the Class Reps, who will then ask the parents or carers of class members to make changes to their details as appropriate.

The School Directory is a useful document for parents and carers to contact other class members for social catch-ups or playdates or coffee mornings. If you do not wish to be part of the directory, this is also an option. Your child’s name will just appear as a first name and surname initial with no details. Please see example below for a name with details and one without:

First Name - Surname - Phone no.
Lucy Ball 0800 456 788
Desi A -

We don’t publish email addresses in the school directory however we do use them for our class rep network so please fill in your full details on the class information sheet (available at class information sessions)

Contact Club

The next Contact Club will meet on Wednesday the 2nd of March straight after the morning school drop-off in the library. Please come along for a friendly morning of chat and essential book covering; it’s easy to do with great quality contact. Tea and coffee is supplied, bring a nut-free snack along to share if you like.

The Contact Club covers many new books and learning resources used by all our children. The quicker we cover the books, the quicker the students and teachers can use the new resources. Our children all benefit! You will feel great once you see how your work really has helped.

If you are interested come along or, for more information, please email Amanda at thecarps.home@gmail.com

For further information regarding the P&C or its activities, please contact the P&C at email: pandc@gracevilss.eq.edu.au or visit the school website at

Tuckshop News

We are now totally online! Thank you all so much for your support and cooperation.

This is how last week turned out:

Monday 13 orders
Tuesday 31 orders
Wednesday 43 orders
Thursday 40 orders
Friday 181 orders

As you can see Fridays are extremely busy!!!! The online system makes is easier for all of us so thanks again.

Each week we list the names of our wonderful volunteers. Do you know any of these Mums, Dads, Grandparents or Guardians? If you do, the next time you see them, please thank them. It is due to them that your children get fed each week. They generously offer their time and assistance every 4 weeks, sometimes more when the need arises. They are our heroes and we can't thanks them enough. Take some time and thank them for all they do.

Hot Weather Alert!

Please tell your children to store their food properly particularly in this hot weather. If they have ordered freshly prepared foods, they need to be eaten straight away at first break time or stored in a cool bag with ice packs. Food will spoil quickly in hot weather and becomes unsafe to eat.

Please take time to tell your children to eat up their lunch at first break or pack a lunchbox for them to store it in. Sushi orders MUST always be eaten straight away and not saved for second break (unless it is going into a fridge).

Volunteers for Week
Commencing Monday, 29 February

Mon 29/2 Jennifer Loh
Tues 1/3 Michael Willimott and Elise Allison
Wed 2/3 Sara Williams and Evie Askew
Thurs 3/3 Karin Verae and Leanne Gordon
Fri 4/3 Yasmin McNally and Elise Allison and Shona Luke and LiLi

If you haven't already done so, to set yourself up on School24, log onto:

and follow the instructions. It is super easy.

Graceville State School's registration ID is 25314963

Should you wish to use them you can use access the School24 User Guide and Registration Guide via the school website. The links below:

Of course if you are having any difficulties, or you have any questions or feedback please give either of us a shout or come and see us at the Tuckshop. We'll get you sorted.

Anne and Amanda
tuckshop.gss@gmail.com

Uniforms & Stationery

Your teacher should have advised you if you had not ordered your child's Stars Plus Textbook online through Brodies (all years except Prep and Year 1). You are now required to purchase it through the uniform store. The books have been delivered directly to the school for all students and will be sent to the classroom when paid. An order form is attached.

If someone wants to buy 2 x size 10 100% cotton gold shirts, I have two available.

A form regarding the printing of Year 6 Commemorative Shirts and "House Captain" shirts has been sent to the classroom. Check the school bag or alternatively the documents are attached. The forms and shirts are due back by 26th February 2016. If you miss this deadline they are unable to be printed again at a later date.

We sell swim bags, silicon and fabric caps, quick dry towels and a limited selection of goggles and short sleeve rashies (size 16 blue). New colours of swim bags have arrived.

The last remaining school cookbooks are in stock $10 each.

Donations of 2nd hand uniforms are always appreciated. Good stocks are available for sale now.

Order forms are available on the School website. If you email the order, the items will be sent to the classroom.

Email address for school uniform store is: uniformstore@gracevilss.eq.edu.au.

Spellathon

It’s SPELLATHON time! Spellathon is a fundraising event designed to be both a fun and an educational activity for our children.

This week the SPELLATHON 2016 word lists and sponsorship forms have been given to the children to take home. If your family has not received the Spellathon information please check the bottom of their school bags. The documents for each year level are also attached.

Spellathon is a literacy based way for our children to help fundraise for our school. This year the funds raised will go towards refreshing the school’s technology equipment (laptops and some desktops). Projects like these are of great benefit to all students in the school.

Please show your support by encouraging your child to help our school. Involve your families, friends and neighbours by asking them to become sponsors. The sponsorship your child receives will be a real incentive for them to learn their words.

There will be lots of fun prizes awarded. Prizes will be based on sponsorship collected and also every child who spells all their words correctly will be entered into a prize draw where they could win one of two fun prizes in each year level. As well as these individual prizes, there will be whole class prizes. Every child in the class that raises the most money in each year level will receive a small prize. No matter how small a contribution your child makes it will be helping to make the 2016 Spellathon a great success.

Important Spellathon Dates:

Tuesday 15 March: SPELLATHON Test Day
Monday 18 April: Return of sponsorship forms and money

Our sponsors for 2016 are Peter May and Brad Robson from Place Real Estate, Oxley Rd Discount Drug Store and Graceville Bike Company.

If you need help buying or selling your home, Peter & Brad from Place are the ones to help you. Please contact Peter on 0409543546 or Brad on 0414773437.

For all your pharmacy needs go to Oxley Road Discount Drug Store where you get more than just low prices. They are located right next to the Post Office.

To find Brisbane’s friendliest bike shop with expertise in road, racing, touring, commuter, mountain and kids’ bikes go to Graceville Bike Company on Honour Ave. Tele: 3379 7464.

We thank our sponsors for their support of our school and ask that you support them with your business.

If you have any queries please get in touch by emailing: gracevillespellathon@gmail.com

The Spellathon Committee

Proudly sponsored by:

SchoolPlus

Awesome Fun for Everyone

New families and children are loving our new kitchen. The children are looking forward to using our new addition to the centre for cooking experiences. This week we worked as a team to paint a number of the windows in our room. We plan on continuing this with the children to cover more of the windows at the service to add to our bright and colourful environment.

We have also introduced our new Observation Deck to the children. We have two dinosaur eggs hatching in the water as we speak! We also have Sniffle pots filled with a variety of different scents to discover including cinnamon, curry powder, lavender, flowers and sandalwood. The Observation Deck is located just inside the front door of the service and the children are eager to engage with all of the exciting new things available to them.

Our seniors are taking on some new responsibilities next week. Beginning next week, children in years 3-6 will be caring for, feeding and monitoring the process of their new centre pets, Aqua Dragons. Caring for their new pets will give them an opportunity to exercise their growing responsibility as seniors.

Ginger Sports has begun for the term at OSHC. The program runs at the service, every Friday until 5th of February. It is not too late to book for the remaining weeks. Their skills are already improving and we can’t wait to have a whole team of soccer superstars at the centre in 7 weeks time.

We are excited to announce that in the next few weeks at OSHC we will be exploring Madagascar! We have lots of exciting things planned and lots of new things to learn about Madagascar. We are going to learn about how lemurs are losing their habitats because of deforestation, how different tribes have many different languages, exploring Madagascan cuisine and making clay animals from the movie Madagascar.

Laugh Out Loud – Learn through Play with School Plus!

We welcome new friends to join in the excitement. For further details please call the Service on 3278 2253 or email graceville@schoolplus.com.au or visit our website at

For new enrolments

Go to our website www.schoolplus.com.au New Families.

If you are an existing School Plus family and haven’t tried my Family Lounge, please contact School Plus Support Office on 07 3161 9904.

Once registered with my Family Lounge you can download the free App and be able to do the below 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

• Make casual Before and After School bookings (with instant confirmation)
• Advise of an absence for permanent and casual bookings
• Advise of a cancellation for permanent and casual bookings (Note all cancellations are defaulted to absent and School Plus applies the correct cancellation policy depending on the number of days and where incursions and excursions are non-cancellable.)
• Make all Vacation Care bookings (with instant confirmation)

On my Family Lounge website, you can do the following:

• Make, change and cancel permanent bookings (not instant confirmation)
• Make, change and cancel casual bookings (with instant confirmation)
• Make all Vacation Care bookings (with instant confirmation)
• Change family details including people authorised to collect your child/ren, phone numbers etc
• Enrol an additional child

Community Sport Notices

Raiders Netball Club

We are a local community sporting club providing an outstanding netball experience for both juniors and seniors in the local district.

We are currently looking for junior players aged 7, 8 & 9 years old to compete in the 2016 season.

Any interested players or parents can contact us at raiders.netball.club1@gmail.com or by calling the club secretary on 0429 567 220.

More information can be found at