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Tuckshop Menu
In 2025 our tuckshop is open both lunches! Make sure you download the flexischools app to order today!

Sign In/Out
To ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students it is a requirement that all visitors sign in & out when visiting the school. Parents needing to collect their child during the day must inform and sign out their child at administration. 

Safety reminders - Food allergies, helmets and shoes

Food allergies - We are an allergy-aware school.  To support childern with various food allergies, we have a no-food sharing policy. We also provide non-allergen alternatives in the tuckshop.  As some children can have severe allergic reactions to even contact traces of peanuts, we ask that parents avoid sending foods containing peanuts or peanut butter to school.  Thank you for your support. 

Helmets - Any students who ride a bike or scooter to school must wear a helmet.  Even though we live on a remote island, the Queensland Road rules still apply.  Helmets save lives and seriously reduce the risk of brain injury in the event of an accident.  Students must dismount their bike and walk it along the footpath when entering the school.    

Shoes - We wear shoes to school every day.  Sometimes shoes become too wet to wear.  It may be more suitable to wear sandals during wet weather.  If a child must wear thongs for the entire day (e.g. due to injury), they may not be able to fully participate in sport or play due to safety reasons.  

REEF GUARDIAN SCHOOL
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart is proud to be a Reef Guardian School – where our students take meaningful action that directly support Reef protection and resilience. ?

And now, we’re joining the Reef Authority in support of the Lifetime of Greatness campaign – alongside the hundreds of thousands of students, teachers and families also part of the Reef Guardian School program – to back the Reef’s nomination for the United Nations Champions of the Earth Lifetime Achievement Award.?️

The campaign is part of the Lifetime of Greatness Project, developed by Tourism Tropical North Queensland in collaboration with the Reef Authority, Reef Guardian Councils, Traditional Owners, Master Reef Guides, and the tourism industry. Already, it has reached over five billion people and attracted more than 1.3 million supporters worldwide! ?

If successful, the Reef would become the first living entity (and non-human!) recipient of the highest environmental honour awarded by the United Nations Environment Programme – this would be history made! ?

Join us in backing a lifetime of greatness: https://alifetimeofgreatness.com/#supporter