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The Messenger
TERM 2 WEEK 5 TUESDAY 24 MAY 2022
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Autumn fires are glowing
in hearth and flower and tree.
I feel a deep warm fire
within the heart of me.
Gentle autumn mists
cool the red gold Sun.
Berries ripe and crimson
tell me Summer's done.
Autumn leaves are falling
gently to the ground,
but still that steady flame
bright within me is found.
Sue Watson.
To Nicky and family,
Dear School Community,
Last night the Annual General Meeting was held for the Mansfield Rudolf Steiner School and Kindergarten Incorporated. The meeting was well
attended by 31 association members. At the meeting, the Annual Report for 2021(access the report here MRSSK annual report 2021 or at menu
in the footer of the school website) was tabled, and four vacant Governance Committee positions were filled by Tim Ross (re-elected), Scott
Ersvaer (re-elected), Nicole Nye and Janette White. Together with current serving members Sarah Lieber and John Bowen, the Governance
Committee will select the President, Deputy President, Secretary and Treasurer. We would like to thank former members, Catherine Yencken, Ingrid
Ueno and Rosemary Brennan for their service on the Governance Committee during the last 12 months.
Governance Committee
Sarah Lieber
John Bowen
Tim Ross
Scott Ersvaer
Nicole Nye
Janette White
I would like to thank the previous and incoming Governance Committee for their dedicated and professional approach. These volunteer positions
carry significant responsibility and are vital to the success of our school.
It is fantastic to have students back in the classroom, but we continue to manage student and staff absences in the wake of COVID-19 infections and
increasing cases of influenza. In the case of staff, we are required to be flexible in covering absences. This requires changes to class timetables and
activities from time to time. We ask that you continue to be conservative in the management of illness in your children and keep them home if they
are unwell to lessen the impact on the wider community.
Despite a backdrop of illness, there are still myriad wonderful things happening on and off-campus. The Year 10’s had a wonderful time sailing the
Whitsundays, there was the joy of NAPLAN, solo concert rehearsals, performances by students at the AGM and Information Day, numerous school
tours and interest for prospective students, a trip to the Melbourne Symphony, IB Information Night and of course all the engaging and inspiring
lessons and activities that the students have as part of their regular day at Mansfield Steiner School.
I hope this message finds you well. I look forward to seeing you at one of our solo concerts this week.
Glenn Hood
PRINCIPAL
2022 TERM 1 KEY DATES TO NOTE...
2022 Term 2: Wednesday 27 April – Friday 24 June
Secondary Sports/PE – Off campus run Each Wednesday of T2 9 – 9.30am
Year 9 Community Service Day Each Friday of T2 9am – 3pm
School Annual General Meeting Monday 23 May 7pm Melliodora Hall
Secondary Round Robin Yrs7-9 at Shepparton Tuesday 24 May
Primary Solo Music Concert Class 3 & 4 Wednesday 25 May 7pm Melliodora Hall
Primary Solo Music Concert Class 5 & 6 Thursday 26 May 7pm Melliodora Hall
National Reconciliation Week Thursday 26 May – Friday 3 June
Class 3 Play ‘Joseph the Dreamer’ Thursday 2 June 12pm 7pm Melliodora Hall
Southern Ranges Cross Country at Yea. Eligible students
Friday 3 June
Year 7-11, details to come
Year 8 Snowy River Rafting Camp (details to come) Monday 6 – Friday 10 June
Zone Cross Country Primary – eligible students Monday 6 June
Classes 3 – 6 Camp Jungai Wednesday 8 – Friday 10 June
Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday Monday 13 June
Primary Parent Teacher Interviews Thursday 16 June 4pm onwards
Class 1 – 3 Winter Festival Tuesday 21 June 7pm
Morning Star Honey Bees Winter Festival Wednesday 22 June 10am=12pm
Class 4 – 6 Winter Festival Wednesday 22 June 7pm
Rosa Mundi Prep Winter Festival Thursday 23 June 3.30 – 5pm
Thursday 23 June 12pm School performance and
Year 8 Play Shakespeare 7.00pm School community performance at the
PAC
Morning Star Echidna Winter Festival Friday 24 June 10am-12pm
Secondary Winter Festival Students only Friday 24 June 1pm
Last day of Term 2
Friday 24 June 2.20pm departure
2022 Start date: End date:
Term 1 Monday 31 January 2022 Friday, 8 April 2022 2.20pm departure
Term 2 Wednesday 27 April 2022 Friday, 24 June 2022 2.20pm departure
Term 3 Tuesday, 19 July 2022 Friday, 16 September 2022 2.20pm departure
Term 4 Tuesday, 4 October 2022 Friday, 9 December 2022 3.20pm normal departure time
SENTRAL FOR PARENTS APP
The Sentral for Parents app is used by the school to communicate important information including excursion and/or camp information, academic reports
and other school information.
Please login regularly and “allow notifications” for the app to receive school information in a timely manner.
If you have issues accessing the app or have lost your access key, please contact Andrew or Sally at the office.
Sentral link:
https://mansfieldsteiner.sentral.com.au/portal2
Get Help with Sentral for Parents App & Portal
MORNING STAR KINDERGARTEN
We have been talking about our friend Crooked Gnome who likes to visit the Kinder whilst the
warm rays from Father sun are still about. Crooked Gnome brings colours from the earth for us to
dye our winter singlets ready to wear each day in the cooler months. Will the basket be waiting
for the children to discover this coming week?
Nimble fingers will practice fine motor skills as we begin our next handwork project with the
Echidnas, sewing little stitches as diver dolphin dives in through the waves and out through the
waves. The Honeybees will begin work on their Pom poms using the colours we see in nature as
the seasons change.
Sandi Valerio
Morning Star Kindergarten
ROSA MUNDI
Look out, look out, Jack Frost is about! The Rosa Mundi garden has been full of wonder with our
first autumn frost leaving behind frozen mud cupcakes in our outdoor kitchen, and icy lakes in our
wheelbarrows!
Rosa Mundi children have been delighting in the arrival of mushrooms all over the school, great
and small, and singing songs of the fairies and gnomes who live among them.
This week we will begin marking Reconciliation Action Week, hearing traditional Taungurung
stories and joining the Primary students at a special assembly to acknowledge Mabo Day.
Amy Burns
Rosa Mundi Prep teacher
HEAD LICE ALERT
It has come to our attention that there is an outbreak of head lice in Early Childhood. Please
examine your child’s hair for any of the signs of head lice and take the necessary steps to treat
and eliminate the problem. Your child can return to school a day after treatment has
commenced.
1. Check for lice – the whole family!
2. If lice or eggs (nits) are found treat hair with one of the many natural (or medicated) headlice
treatments available from your local chemist or health shop.
3. Always apply the treatment on dry hair.
4. Remove lice and eggs by using metal headlice comb
5. Treat again once per week for 2-3 weeks.
6. Wash bed linen and clothes in warm water to prevent re-infestation.
7. You can use a shampoo with a few drops of Eucalyptus, Lavender and Teatree essential oils
added as a preventative measure after successfully treating the hair.
If all families are pro-active and we all work promptly to check and treat each week
reinfestation will be minimal. Thank you.
CLASS ONE
Class One will begin a new Mathematics Main Lesson this week introducing counting patterns through stories. They will begin to discover ten friends and
numbers within numbers such as 2 and 3 make 5 and so do 4 and 1.
We welcome Felicia Gomez to our classroom as a student teacher for the next 4 weeks and look forward to working with her.
(Photo of our completed recorder bags hanging gaily in our window).
Ariel Stava
Class One teacher
CLASS TWO
Class Two have just finished their epic Celtic Dragon Myth Main Lesson. This week they begin a
new Main Lesson hearing the adventures of Tomten, a contented gnome who lives deep in the
forest with his friends Gozinta, Setza, Minus and Adi.
We are also exploring the value of numbers, looking at the position each digit holds and how
much that digit is then worth.
Lou Pullar
Class Two teacher
CLASS THREE
Class Three are working through challenging conditions with Suz absence due to COVID-19
isolation, to begin rehearsing their class play, Joseph the Dreamer. We have incorporated songs
and dances from our earlier Creation and Hebrew Stories Main Lessons and have added some
challenging floor patters to move the class on and off the stage. The two final weeks of rehearsal
once Suz returns will be full of the class play and we look forward to performing it on June 2nd at
12pm and 7pm.
(Photo from our excursion to Melbourne last week when we visited the Jewish Museum)
Our final Main Lesson for Term 2 will move, for the first time towards breaking a whole number
into smaller parts. We will begin with the concept of time - not only analog time but the concept of
time over human history and earth history.
Suz McKay/Clare Bennetts
Class Three teacher/s
CLASS FOUR
Class Four had a great time at the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and the Melbourne Museum
last week. See some student journal entries below….
This week we start a new Main Lesson – our second on Fractions for the year. We will be looking
at adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators, probably the most complex Maths
they have come across yet.
We also have the Solo Concert on Wednesday which students have been busily practicing for.
Jacinta Walker
Class Four teacher
On Thursday Classes 3,4,5 and 6 travelled to Melbourne to see the MSO play Carnival of The Animals.
It was amazing. They didn’t just play music, they also used puppets to act out the whole thing. There were turtles, tigers, koalas and
lots of other animals. My favourite animal was the koala. Audrey
It was an amazing effort because they didn’t just have the MSO playing – they also had puppeteers acting out Australian animals. The
orchestra sounded incredible with only approximately thirty people playing instruments. The show went for about 45 minutes and we
enjoyed every minute of it. It was amazing to hear the bits where it got loud when it was dangerous, intense or if there were scary bits,
or softly for peaceful, and upbeat for happy and exciting. Someone cut out 2500 fish just for the under-water scene. Lara
It was so cool, and they didn’t just play violin, viola and cello – they did a puppet play. My favourite animal was either the elephant or
the wolf or the koala. After the MSO we went to the Melbourne Museum to look at the bugs and beetles. It smelt awful but it was cool
because there were live spiders. Then we went to Victoria Market. We were going to the donut shop, but they were sold out, so we got
some churros instead. Hamish
After the MSO Class 3 went to the Jewish temple, Class 5 went to the Hare Krishna temple, Class 6 did city stuff (looked at shops and
street art) and Class 4 went to the Museum to see big bugs like a Mexican salmon pink tarantula, dung beetles, ants (and lots of ‘em),
and heaps of stick insects. It was awesome!! Class four also went to the Victoria Market and there were stinky durians. There was a
doughnut store, but it was closed so we got churros and chocolate sauce. On the way back Class 4 sang ABC twinkle and Baby Shark.
Callum
CLASS FIVE
Class Five has continued to hear the stories of Ancient India from various sources, such as the
Bhagavad Gita. Our trip to Melbourne, which included a visit to the Hare Krishna Temple, was a
wonderful experience that brought the stories we have heard from our Ancient India Main Lesson
to the real world. The students were fortunate to be in the temple while they were worshiping the
deities and partook in the chanting of a Hare Krishna mantra. We were provided a healthy and
delicious (although slightly spicy) meal and were fortunate enough to have a tour with one of the
monks, Sevya.
The students will be performing their solo concerts this week and are busily practicing for the
concert.
Michael Brittain
Class Five teacher
CLASS SIX
We all had a wonderful day in Melbourne last week watching the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
performance of the Carnival of Animals. After the performance we wandered over to Fed Square
for a tour then walked up Hosier Lane to look at some street art followed by a visit to St Paul’s
Cathedral to observe the Gaia planet exhibition by Luke Jerram. The class also learnt about the
history of the church including the building, mosaics and the magnificent organ. We then
wandered up to the Bourke St Mall, Royal Arcade and then onto Melbourne Central with a visit to
Lego Land.
A big congratulations to all the Class Six participants in the local Primary schools cross-country
run last week. We had 5 place getters out of 11 runners and many others close on their heels.
Well done!
Linda Sampson
Class Six teacher
HEALTH AND HYGIENE
HEALTH AND HYGIENE
The following measures now apply.
Implementation of the school Covid-Safe Management Plan
• Student drop-off and pick-up is encouraged be out the front of the school and at the waiting tree turning circle.
• Visitors - all visitors must check-in at the office (QR Codes no longer required)
• Volunteers and those performing work on school sites (both inside and outdoors) must have had at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine or have
a valid medical exception (3 doses from 25/3/22).
• Social distancing among adults (and students where possible)
• Regular hand washing/sanitising
• Use of air purifiers
• Maximise ventilation of indoor spaces
• Minimising indoor group gatherings
• Regular Cleaning
• Daily Principal briefing via Sentral (as required)
RAPID ANTIGEN TESTING
Free rapid antigen tests will be made available for all staff and students (2 per week, per student). Rapid antigen testing is voluntary but highly
recommended by the school. If you are choosing to monitor your children for COVID-19 through regular testing, we suggest doing this on Monday and
Thursday morning.
Any person who is symptomatic must test immediately.
The school must be informed of any positive results immediately.
We do not need to be informed about negative results.
Do not attend school. Get tested if you have not done so.
If you or your child tests positive log your result and seek advice here https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/rapid-antigen-tests.
Inform the Mansfield Steiner School office via phone or email.
SECONDARY WEDNESDAY MORNING RUN As a part of our preparation for the Cross Country this term, and to keep our bodies active and moving as we head into winter, we will be running every Wednesday morning. The aim is to be able to run consistently for up to 20 minutes. It breaks up the week’s main lesson classes and is helpful for both our brains and bodies. The emphasis is not on competition or logging times or distances, simply on being able to run for 20 minutes. The course is on the footpath up to Monkey Gully Rd and then turning around after 10mins to then run back again. Those who make it to the end turnaround point will enjoy a 3.8km run. All students have been reminded to wear activewear on Wednesdays. Kate Hood Head of Secondary- Deputy Principal SECONDARY YEAR 7 Year 7 have been introduced to Rene Decartes and the Cartesian Plane in the beginning of this Main Lesson called Number and Algebra. We have plotted various points on the plane and talked about the many and varied uses of this gridding system used throughout the world, from mapping the earth to playing battleships with our friends. Moving forward we will explore negative numbers, gradient, and discover the rule for a straight line. Kate Hood Head of Secondary- Deputy Principal Main Lesson teacher SECONDARY YEAR 8 Year 8 take the plunge into Shakespeare for an extended Main Lesson, studying the playwright's life and career in depth. This week has begun with looking at The Globe Theatre and how it came to be, taking a virtual tour to appreciate the history behind the playhouse. Students have also begun rehearsing for their own performance of 'The Taming of the Shrew', one of Shakespeare's popular comedies with a storyline relevant to their stage of development. It's a long road ahead but the results will be spectacular! Nicholas Koschitzke Main Lesson teacher
SECONDARY YEAR 9
In this age of high technological advancement, where more of than not things just work, it is easy
to take for granted – or forget entirely – how far modern society has progressed over the space of
two hundred years. In Year 9, we take the opportunity to step back into the advent of industrial
development and the radical changes that occurred during the height of the Industrial Revolution.
Students spent last week learning about inventions which shaped the way that manufacturing,
transportation, textiles, and farming functioned in 19th century Great Britain.
This week, we are delving into the sociopolitical changes that accompanied this, whilst also
choosing an element of technology used in everyday 21st century life to complete a “reverse
evolution” timeline profile on said item, exploring how far into the industrial past the roots of this
invention reach.
Ness Hinneberg
Main Lesson teacher
SECONDARY YEAR 10 CULTURAL EXCHANGE
Whitsunday Sunset....
The Year 10’s have been having an awesome time in the Whitsunday’s, snorkeling, hiking, and of
course, learning how to sail. Their skipper, Tom, was with the school last year and he is a
fantastic, positive man that has given the students significant responsibility and guidance in terms
of learning to sail the mighty ‘PRIMA’. They have headed off on a croc tour today and seen some
big animals lurking in the dark water. They have four more days on the boat before heading on to
their host families and the Cairns Hinterland Steiner School. No doubt they will be ready for some
time apart after a long time in very close quarters.
Glenn Hood
Principal
IB Writing
This term in IB we are very keenly focusing on our writing. After shorter tasks, as well as a great deal of
oral sharing and presenting in Term 1, we are turning more intently toward honing our skills in building
extended written pieces. Effective language choices and the fluidity of our thoughts on the page are
aspects of written work the Year 11’s are paying particular attention to in their submissions each week.
This matches a focus on language and how it functions in Theory of Knowledge, the building of
extended analytical essays in Literature and constructing Paper 2 responses to conceptual questions in
Anthropology.
Through a combination of studying Chloe Hooper’s Tall Man, Fugard Athol’s Sizwe Bansi is Dead in
Literature and Sidney Mintz’ Sweetness and Power we are examining the legacies of colonisation and
the resulting systems of oppression for different peoples: Australia, South Africa, parts of the
Caribbean. These studies require us to closely consider how the position of the individual telling the
story affects how the information is told and received. We are comparing the nature of voices coming
from positions of from relative privilege, outside a particular lived experience of oppression, versus
those targeted by oppressive social, political and economic policies for generations.
Leith Pierce
IB Teacher
MUSIC
Our Primary classes Three to Six enjoyed a wonderful trip to Melbourne to see the Melbourne
Symphony Orchestra performing The Carnival of the Animals. The students were impressed with
seeing a live orchestra playing beautiful music.
Solo concerts are this week, Wednesday 25 May for students from Classes 3 & 4 and on
Thursday the 26 May for students from Classes 5 & 6. Both concerts begin at 7pm in Melliodora
Hall.
Celeste Cleason
Music Coordinator
FROM GARDEN TO PLATE
Lovely cooking class with the Class Two today. The children thoroughly enjoyed taking the little basket out to the kitchen garden to gather the greens for their pizza picture. They collected almost all of the ingredients including edible flowers to create it. Squeals of "This is the most beautiful pizza I've ever seen" and "Can I please have the corner with the window on it!" They all went off to play with full bellies and the cooks for the day felt very proud of themselves. Karen Warring Cooking Coordinator LIBRARY DAYS Tuesday: Class 5, Class 3, Class 1 Wednesday: Class 2, Class 4, Class 6 and Prep. Bec McMillan Librarian PLAYGROUP The playgroup program remains suspended for Term 2 2022. We value your support and appreciation of our playgroup and we look forward to being able to run the program again in the future. Glenn Hood Principal PONDERING STEINER The Pondering Steiner reading group gathers each THURSDAY evening of the school term (COVID-19 lockdown excepted). Time: 7.15pm for 7.30pm start. Where: Shop 5/12 High St. Mansfield. We will be viewing "Risen", the Ascension movie, at Shop 5 on Friday 27 May from 1.15pm until 3.05pm and also from 7pm until 8.50pm. Please call Janina on 0421 812 881 if you would like to attend. SORRY UNSUITABLE FOR CHILDREN of any age.
NGOBI-AN GADHABA GARDEN
Ngobi-an Gadhaba garden - You could take a family walk through the new Ngobi-an
Gadhaba (learn together) garden at the Botanical Garden created by Gadhaba Local Aboriginal
Network.
The garden will introduce you to some of the plants used by the Yowung-illam-balluk people for
food, medicine, tools and fibre.
We acknowledge and respect the continuing connection to Country of the Yowung-illam-balluk
people of the Taungurung clan on whose land we work and play. We pay our respect to their
Elders past, present and emerging and extend this to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
People. https://taungurung.com.au/
NOTES FROM THE OFFICE
2022 SCHOOL FEE SCHEDULE
Is now available on the school website together with payment plan options - see here.
ALL VISITORS TO THE SCHOOL including parent helpers must sign in at reception.
ALL VISITORS will receive a numbered visitor’s tag which is to be returned to reception at the time of signing out, thank you. CHILD SAFE – Visitors to the
school who do not have a current Working With Children Check will be escorted to the area of the campus concerning their visit.
ALL STUDENTS LEAVING EARLY OR ARRIVING LATE must also be signed in/out at reception. This allows staff to be aware of who is on the school
grounds if an emergency should occur.
ALL PARENT HELPERS AT THE KINDERGARDEN AND SCHOOL MUST HAVE A WORKING WITH CHILDREN CARD There is no charge for a
‘volunteer’ WWC. You can register online and just provide us with a receipt of application. We will receive a paper record of your card if you nominate the
school on the application. Please ensure you apply for a WWC card if you would like to assist in your child’s classroom or on excursions etc., thank you.
See http://www.workingwithchildren.vic.gov.au/
CAR PARK
Please park in the parking bays not along side of the drive and NOT IN THE TURNING CIRCLES as this stops the flow of traffic for other vehicles
particularly large delivery vans. Please do not park in the turning circles when dropping off or collecting your child from kinder. Move your vehicle very
slowly. Be alert for children – remember the younger they are, the less predictable they are and the harder they are to see. Parents, please watch your
children. Make sure they walk along the path – and not through the driveway.
SCHOOL ENTRY: TRAFFIC FLOW
Please follow the traffic directions at the front of school. Entry to the school is one way. Departure from the school is a left turn onto the service road, thank
you.
THE GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE (GC) The Governance Committee holds the legal responsibility for the activities of the School. It meets on the third
Monday each month to consider and decide on any issues of school governance. This group is legally responsible for the oversight of all aspects of the
School. Elections are held at the AGM in May each year.
Management of the school is delegated to the Principal and the School Leadership team. Here is the structure of our current Committee:
President – Sarah Lieber
Vice President – John Bowen
Treasurer – Tim Ross
Secretary – Scott Ersvaer
Mandate Groups
Marketing – Sarah Lieber
Gardens & Grounds – Scott Ersvaer
Policy – John Bowen
Project Steering Team – Sarah Lieber
Finance Committee – Tim Ross, Sarah Lieber
SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM: Responsible for oversight of all management, pedagogical and welfare functions of the school. Members: Glenn Hood,
Andrew Karzons, Sue Plumb, Kate Hood, Michael Brittain, Celeste Cleason and Sandi Valerio.
STAFF SCHOOL EMAIL ADDRESSES
Glenn Hood (Principal) glennh@mrssk.vic.edu.au - For ALL school issues. (Parents please note your first port of call is to your class teacher to discuss any
issue regarding your child, thank you)
Michael Brittain (Deputy Principal Head of Primary) michaelb@mrssk.vic.edu.au
Kate Hood (Deputy Principal Head of Secondary) kateh@mrssk.vic.edu.au
Sue Plumb (IB Coordinator) suep@mrssk.vic.edu.au
Andrew Karzons (Operations and Financial Manager) andrewk@mrssk.vic.edu.au
Sally Singleton (Admin Officer) sallys@mrssk.vic.edu.au – Everyday admin enquiries.
All staff have a school email address as above, being their first name and initial of their last name ie: name@mrssk.vic.edu.au.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
LOCAL BUSINESS REGISTER
Mansfield Steiner School is happy to share our Local Suppliers Register. The purpose of this register is to support our school community’s local businesses,
promoting a wider awareness so that our community can show local support when considering the purchase of goods or services.
As we continue to grow this list, we are seeking the support of our local business community through the submission of business information. Please
complete the linked form to ensure your information is featured correctly. Forms can be returned to sallys@mrssk.vic.edu.au or dropped in to the school
office.
Should you have any questions please feel free to contact us on 03 5779 1445.
PHONE
TRADE BUSINESS NAME CONTACT NAME EMAIL DETAILS
NUMBER
Registered Osteopath Dr Bernadette Gifford Dr Bernadette Gifford 5775 2166 bn.osteo@hotmail.com Osteopath
Men’s Hairdressing, Proraso Grooming products & Wahl
Barber Shop The Shearing Shed Mansfield Jodie Morris 5775 2300 morrisjodie1973@gmail.com
Grooming products
Jacqui Aylan-Parker or 0429795468 or Cattle AI, semen sales, ultrasound pregnancy testing,
Agriculture HCH Genetics jacquiaylanp@gmail.com
Dale Edwards 0427806672 embryo flush and transfer.
Retail Mansfield Sweets Shoppe Natasha Kavanagh 5775 3221 info@mansfieldsweets@gmail.com Lollies & treats
Green living Accredited.
Registered Commercial & Domestic Master Builder Member
Full Scale Constructions Matt Anderson 0405 441 473 matt@fullscaleconstructons.com.au
Builder New homes, extension & renovations, shop fits &
commercial projects.
10% Discount for Steiner Families.
Mechanic High Country Mechanical Scott Ersvaer 0409 700 978 hcm20B@gmail.com
All mechanical work, cars & farm machinery.
All types of electrical, installation & repairs. Split system air
conditioning supply & installation. TV Antenna & Satellite
Electrician Daniel Friday Dan Friday 0448 533 510 d.a.friday@hotmail.com
Dish installation & repairs.
Fully Licensed & insured.
Chinese Cuisine & noodles.
Retail Mansfield Noodle House Jamie & Michelle 5779 1880 jamiepon@hotmail.com
Student and teacher lunches by special order.
Variety Shop. Party needs, craft, kitchen needs, picture
Retail Shopping World Michelle & Maggie 5775 2838 N/A
frames and storage etc.
Graphic Design, Sign Writing,
Graphic Designer Baker Design Co. Adam Baker 0407 007 245 info@adambaker.com.au
Murals.www.brianaseaton.com
Life Coaching / Business Life & Business Coaching.
Briana Seaton Coaching Briana Seaton 0427 878 071 hello@brianaseaton.com
Consultancy Published co-author ‘Empowered Woman Empowering the
World’.
Snowfox.com.au
Skiwear, Ski Accessories, Winter boots, Designer casuals,
Retail Snowfox Kym Henderson 0419 526 344 kym@snowfox.com.au
Alpine jewellery, homewares, snow-themed toys, Mt Buller
clothing & souvenirs.
Natural toys, alterations, sustainable products, craft
Artist, Qualified Dressmaker, Interior
Agnes Robinson Agnes Robinson 0413 564 228 agirobinson@gmail.com workshops &
Decorator and Designer
Covid-19 Masks.
Bramic Constructions 0412 049 244 Brad@bramic.com.au New homes, extensions, renovations.
Builder Brad Brkljacic
Master painter – Domestic or Commercial Painting. Interior
Painter Mansfield Painter Dane Nye 0439 326 300 dane@555garage.com
& Exterior.
Registered Domestic and Cronin Construction Company Pty. Everything building and construction, including civil
Lachlan Cronin 0409 796 126 croninconstruction1@bigpond.com
Commercial Master Ltd. contracting
Straight Up Equipment Hire EWP (all terrain scissor lift and knuckle booms) and crane
Hire Plant and Equipment Lachlan Cronin 0409 796 126 croninconstruction1@bigpond.com
truck hire
Michelle Eggenberger Women’s Health, Hormonal Imbalances, Fertility IVF
Natural Healthcare Dharma Centre 0482 852 519 www.dharmacentre.com.au
Jensen support, Pain, Autoimmune conditions, mental health
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