Tag: #CanDo

CANDO Fresh Food

by Lisa Benstead

Cannington Community Education Support Centre (CCESC) is proud to announce the opening of the first mini Woolies supermarket in WA.  The official open day will be Tuesday 8th November.  The mini Woolies stores have been established to mimic the operations of an actual Woolworths supermarket, with baskets of fresh food, shelving for groceries, ticketing, signage and Woolworths branded uniforms the students can wear to create an immersive educational experience.  Using a fully operational Fujitsu registar, students will learn to scan grocery items and handle money when they process sales.

CCESC have been working extremely hard in the lead up to the launch day, to get the area ready.  The skills the students will learn will equip them with the confidence and knowledge of retail operations in an exciting way, from the perspective of a customer and a team member.

We will have the opportunity to teach our students real life skills in a controlled and supported environment where students can master these skills and then generalise them into the community.

We are very excited about the experiences the students will have and can’t wait to share some photos.

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Angela Whittington

Deputy Principal 

Parent Survey Winner

by Lisa Benstead

Thank you to all parents who completed the parent survey.  The winner of the $50 Coles Myer voucher is (drumroll please), Sema Pars.

For City of Canning residents

by Andrew Wilson

Access and Inclusion Workshop – City of Canning Play Provision Strategy

We want to hear from people who have ideas about how to make playgrounds accessible and inclusive for all members of the community. 

Whether you’re a child with a disability, have children with a disability or you are a family member or carer with a disability, we would love to hear your feedback at our upcoming public workshop. 

The workshop will be held on Saturday 9 March at 1pm. You will learn about the development of the City’s Play Provision Strategy and will have the opportunity to meet other members of the community and tell us about your ideas for accessible and inclusive play spaces.

We welcome children to come along and take part in the workshop. The City’s Function Room is an accessible venue with a play area outside. We will provide light refreshments during the workshop. 

To register your attendance, please click here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/city-of-canning-play-strategy-access-and-inclusion-workshop-tickets-57056227713

 Please let us know if you have any access requirements e.g. accessible parking, Auslan interpreter, information in Large Print or other format. 

If you have any queries about the City’s Play Provision Strategy, please contact David Ford: 08 92310616or 

If you have any queries about the workshop, please email E-Qual Consultants: 

New APP and the newsletter

by Andrew Wilson

Hi

Our new Schoolzine newsletter is now available on the website- in the top bar click on the news tab then newsletters. You will go to the link for our Schoolzine app. Details on how to get the app are in the newsletter- get the newsletter on your private phone or tablet. By subscribing you will get email notifications as well.  Its free and is a great way to access our website and get our monthly newsletters. The app has been downloaded onto every school i-pad. I am sure that everyone has made the school website a favourite on their web browsers as well.