Junior School Bulletin Issue 12 / 2 September 2016
Junior School News Student Led Conferences It was great to see so many parents at the recent Student Led Conferences. The conferences are one part of the reporting process. It was encouraging to see the children sharing their work with their parents and explain their thinking process. When students are able to articulate their learning we know that their understanding is solidified and deepened.
Flash Mob There was an unusual conclusion to our Week 8 Assembly. About 150 parents and teachers got up from their seats and started dancing to Uptown Funk. There were stretch limos, trumpets, costumes and some outstanding dancing. The students really enjoyed it and joined in. Thank you to Bec Leo and Cathie Hanson for their organization of the ‘Flash Mob’ dance. I’m sure it will be a highlight for many of our students for months to come.
Trivia Night The Trivia Night was an outstanding success with 38 teams battling it out for trivia supremacy. There was also a competition for best dressed team and table with lots of table groups going to extraordinary lengths to dress in their chosen country’s national colours. There were an amazing number of businesses that supported the night and the College would like to thank them for their generosity. While there was $7130 raised to support the redevelopment of J Block after the fire, the focus for the night was to come together as community and have some fun. This goal was certainly achieved and the College would like to say a huge thank you to parent, Jessica Russell for doing an outstanding job organizing the Trivia Night.
Year 1 Generation Day It was terrific to see so many grandparents of Year 1 students at school on Monday to celebrate Generation Day. It was an important opportunity for the students to learn from their grandparents about what life was like when they were younger. Thank you to those grandparents who travelled long distances to be with their grandchildren on this day. Your grandchildren appreciated it greatly.
Junior School Presentation Night The annual Junior School Presentation Night will be held on Monday 28 November 2016 beginning at 6:30pm in the Multi Purpose Hall. The theme for the night is “A Place to Flourish” and will conclude with the graduation of Year 6 students into Middle School. It is also an opportunity to showcase some of the amazing things that Junior School students have done over the course of the year. This is a compulsory event for students in Years 4-6. Please keep this date free. Fete Planning has begun for next year’s Fete. This is a great community event that relies on the help of volunteers. Jess Gisler will be convening the 2017 Fete. As with all of these big events, many hands make light work and are necessary to contribute to the overall success of the event, so we would love for you to get involved. Stay tuned for further information. Next year’s Fete will be held on Saturday 20 May 2017. P-3 Mini Olympics Wednesday 14 September will see the holding of the Annual P-3 Sports Carnival or ‘Mini Olympics’. This is one of the highlights of our Junior School calendar and we are hoping for a big turnout of parents and friends as supporters. The focus for students, as always, on such days, is on doing your very best and encouraging others in the process. The Mini Olympics is an exciting opportunity for our P-3 students to participate in a variety of different track and field based activities, and it showcases their talents to you! The carnival will be held in two parts: Prep and Year 1 Carnival from 11.30am–12.55pm Years 2 and 3 Carnival from 1:30pm– 2:55pm. 10 What Questions to Develop a Growth Mindset in Children I came across this on my twitter feed recently from J Mad @ TheMadClass about questions you can you ask your children at the dinner table to help develop a growth mindset. Most of the time when you ask your children “How was school today?”, you will usually get a response “OK”. The following questions will encourage your children to think more deeply about their responses as well as help to foster a growth mindset of seeing that hard work and effort are needed for success. They will also see that making mistakes are opportunities to learn and grow.
End of Term This will be the last bulletin for the term. Parents are reminded that the last day for the Term is Thursday 15 September and school resumes again Tuesday 4 October. As always, please use this time as an opportunity for the children to recharge their batteries and take a break from the routine of school life. It is really important for students to enjoy a good book and spend some time enjoying the great outdoors. The College also encourages families to put age appropriate restrictions on the use of electronic devices. Father’s Day I hope all of our Fathers enjoy a very special day on Sunday as they celebrate Father’s Day. Thank you to the P & F for providing some fantastic goodies for the children to buy for their dads. Darrin Schumacher Head of Junior School
ELC News Book Fair has been a great success, children coming out and reading stories and selecting new books for home. We were close to reaching the target of $1000, that will enable us to purchase around $250 worth of new books for the ELC. Please remember if your child is unwell to keep them at home to reduce the spread of infection and calls to you at work to collect your child. Bronwyn Waters ELC Director
Chaplains Chat Do not be afraid – I am with you! I am your God – let nothing terrify you! I will make you strong and help you; I will protect you and save you. – Isaiah 41:10 (GNT) Encouragement. Sometimes we all need a little bit of encouragement. It doesn’t matter what our qualifications are. It doesn’t matter how old we are. It doesn’t matter what our circumstances are. What matters is that we receive the encouragement we need to keep on keeping on. After all, none of us are made of steel. I believe that God has ordered life in such a way that we each participate in receiving encouragement and giving encouragement to others. This is one of the natural benefits of living in a romantic relationship with another person – each person encourages the other and seeks the best for them. However, encouragement is not restricted to romantic relationships. It should form part of all relationships and interactions that we have.
From the Deputy Head of Junior School & PYP Coordinator Year 6 PYP Exhibition In recent weeks, our Year 6 classrooms have been buzzing with enthusiastic young inquirers who are preparing for their PYP Exhibition. Students have selected a real world topic that is of interest to them and groups have been formulated. The inquiry will be based on the Transdisciplinary Theme of ‘Who We Are.’ To support students with managing the inquiry, mentors from across the Junior School Staff have been identified. Exhibition groups are communicating regularly on a weekly basis with their mentors during negotiated meeting times. The primary role of the mentor is to act as a guide and resource in the accomplishment of specific tasks during the exhibition process. Each student in the group is supported in a number of ways by their mentor e.g. students are encouraged to ask questions, review resources, and make contact with organisations.
On Tuesday and Wednesday this week the Year 12 students completed the Queensland Core Skills (QCS) test. To aid any last minute nerves and panic during the exams, staff and students across the College helped put together written messages of encouragement on a “message wall” for the students to see. I wish I could have been there to see their faces light up when they saw the “message wall” and understood from it that all staff and students in the College were cheering them on and wishing them the very best. One of the greatest encouragers (and also the oldest) is God. He knows us better than we know ourselves and, as a result, He knows that we need encouragement. Frequently in the Bible, you can see the following pattern: 1) a person is given responsibility, 2) the person believes they cannot do it, 3) God encourages them and assures them that they can, and 4) they achieve or do what was required with God’s help. It happened to Moses, Joshua, Elijah, David, Mary and even Jesus. This is good news to all those who are facing impossible challenges and uncertainties. Does that mean God encourages everything we do? No. Not everything we do is good or God-pleasing. However, there are many things that we do that God does encourage and help. These are normally related to the stations or vocations we have in life. For example, if God has called us into parenthood then He will encourage us in that role. If God has given us employment or other work, then He will encourage us to keep it and serve others with our gifts. If God has given us the gift of parents then He will encourage us to love, serve and obey them even when it is hard or difficult to do so. God is the ultimate encourager. When did you last receive His encouragement? Pay attention for it. It may just come through the voice, words or actions of another. Nathan Glover Pastor
The students have also been engaged in developing a selfportrait that explores the emotional, spiritual, physical, social and personal well-being as part of the ‘Who We Are’ Transdisciplinary Theme. As part of this process, they have taken ‘selfies’ with their iPad to capture an image of themselves (special permission was granted for this task!). The students are now exploring the use of different artistic techniques to determine which medium they will use to create their own self-portrait. The students have been accessing the Art Room facilities in the Senior School and Mrs Ngaire Harman has been sharing her expertise and knowledge about artists who painted self-portraits of themselves with the students. These pieces of artwork created by the students will be on display in the MPH during the Exhibition. Be strong, be brave, be fearless. You are never alone. Joshua 1:9 (NLT) Jacqueline Faulkner Deputy Head of Junior School PYP Coordinator
Performing Arts News Gold Coast Eisteddfod Wrap Up Over the past few weeks hundreds of our students represented the College at the Gold Coast Eisteddfod in bands, choirs and dance troupes. It has been a wonderful few weeks where we have achieved excellent results. Congratulations to all involved. Despite the many challenges faced, the standard of performance presented was outstanding and reflected in our overall placings. Gr 3 Animi - 2nd Combined Dance Troupe feat Percussion Ensemble - 2nd Golden Clef Choir - 3rd Gr 4 Animi - 3rd Jazzettes - 3rd MS Elite Contemporary - VHC Combined Dance Troupe - VHC x 2 Semitone Choir - VHC Jazz Band - HC JS Concert Band - HC Razzamatazz - HC So we come to the end of eisteddfod. It’s exciting to note that bands have come away with two highly commended positions over the last week. This doesn’t include the fantastic effort of our percussion ensembles who with the dancers came home second with their performance of Tribal. However, I came away with something more powerful than a couple of certificates or trophies. I feel this year has seen our instrumental program maturing, with bands not only moving up a division but still achieving well. I go to band rehearsals and feel I am part of a family with students supporting each other, joking with one another and starting to play well together. It is this sense of family that creates a great band. Students turn up not only to play but to enjoy the companionship. This involvement creates a much more cohesive band and develops stronger links musically. It is sometimes easy to be lost in the slow development of things when you are part of them. Six years ago we were a school with a small but fine Jazz band and an 11 member beginner concert band. This year I attend rehearsals for 3 concert bands a week, a talented Jazz band and a 20 piece string ensemble. The journey is slow but the destination is here with us now. To all performers, thank you for representing the college so admirably, we are proud of all the effort you put into making our programs such a success. Take time to look around you and see just how successful you are, have been and are going to be. Practice more! Paul Oakley-Grant, Music Teacher
Somerset Festival for Young Performers Congratulations to all our St Andrews PAT Drama students from Years 1-8 who performed at the Somerset Festival for Young Performers at Somerset College over the weekend of the 20 and 21 August. Over one hundred drama students performed in a variety of categories including Mime, Group Drama, Monologues and Poetry. The students achieved amazing results and performed with confidence and ability. They all demonstrated a very positive attitude in the face of certain obstacles, including having to fill in last minute for unwell students and adapting scenes creatively due to absences. The weekend produced a multitude of ribbons, smiling faces and happy memories. A special thank you to our dedicated parents, who supported their children at every turn, rehearsing lines, organizing costumes and giving up their weekend.
How is Information Gathered? In the Junior School, we use our ensemble rolls to determine eligibility for an award. If your child is involved in activities that are not based at the College, this information must be emailed to priscillas@salc.qld.edu before the end of Term 3 to be considered. In the Middle/Senior School, students are invited to complete an Arts Survey and give to Miss Scott before the end of Week 9 to be considered for an award. This form can be found on Student Cafe, Parent Lounge, or by emailing Miss Scott directly at priscillas@salc.qld.edu Cilla Scott Head of Arts Makin’ Mini Music Prep PAT Classes Commencing in Term 4, the College will offer Group Prep PAT Classes called, Makin’ Mini Music. Parents can apply through the College Website: www.salc. qld.edu.au/cocurricular/thearts/performing-arts-tuition/ pat-application-form/
Year 2 News One of our students did a show and tell with her Mum and her Mum’s 3 gold medals. The students were very excited that they were allowed to try on the medals!
Any direct enquiries can be emailed to: performingarts@salc.qld.edu.au Cultural Awards Wednesday 19 October 6.30pm, MPH Cultural Awards is a major event in the Arts Calendar, where we showcase and celebrate the year we have had in the Arts as well as recognise the individual success of our students across the Performing and Visual Arts. Eligibility for Awards Below is the Criteria for Cultural Awards from Years 4-12. Essential Criteria for all levels: Active Participation in College cultural activities
2C used the S.T.E.A.M room for a special Drama workshop, led by one of the parents who is a drama teacher.
Bronze Award This is awarded to students who: • Have been involved in several (3-4) cultural groups/activities throughout the year OR • Passed Grade 5 or above in Music, Dance or Speech & Drama Exam OR • Are nominated for outstanding contribution to a College ensemble/activity Silver Award • Grade 5 or above in Music or Speech & Drama Exam + involvement in cultural groups/activities throughout the year OR • Major Award at Regional level (GC Drama Festival / Eisteddfod Championships etc) Gold Award • Representation at State level or equivalent in chosen discipline OR • Major Award (eg. Top of State in Speech & Drama Exam)
Lyn Gibson Year 2 Teacher
Sport News Outstanding Sporting Achievements St Andrews continues to have students producing incredible performances in sporting competitions and selection trials. Regional Track and Field We have had 13 students selected to represent St Andrews and the Hinterland District at the Regional Track and Field early in September. Our qualified athletes are; Satine Masiar (High Jump, Long Jump, 100m, 200m) Jack Read (800m, 1500m) Shelby Walter (400m, 800m, 1500m) Ethan Read (High Jump, 800m) Katie Hayward (1500m, 5k Race Walk) Kira Josephs (Javelin) Lili James (Long Jump) Jayden Sonter (Long Jump) Caitlin Wardrop (Long Jump) Madyson Cloherty (High Jump, Discus) Milla Jansen (800m) Will Atkinson (3000m) Mitchell Brace (Multi Event or Tetrathlon) We look forward to hearing their results. Regional Cricket Jordyn Hinds has been selected in the Hinterland District Cricket team to play at the 12 Years Boys’ Regional Championships at Runaway Bay on 31 August. Years 5/6 Inter School Sport Our Year 5 Boys Soccer team are now South East Queensland Champions. They are Premiers in their Year 5 Inter School competition, and then defeated Broadbeach State School to qualify for the South East Queensland Titles. They then remained undefeated against another three quality teams from South East Queensland Region to become Champions. Thank you to Mr Buddee (supercoach) and the families who supported the team so well. Inter Lutheran Track and Field Charli Lewis and Timothy Hornsey have been selected as Captains of the Years 4-6 Track and Field team to compete at the SLAPS Carnival on 31 August. We have an excellent record at these carnivals and I’m sure we will continue to perform extremely well under the leadership of Charli and Tim. Mini Olympics Our Year 6 Active School Leaders will conduct the Annual P-3 Mini Olympics on Wednesday 14 September. Information and Program of Events have been emailed to families. Hockey Dylan and Aimee Franklin-Platt continue to excel in their school and club hockey competitions.
This season Dylan has: • Represented Tweed Border Hockey at the Queensland State Hockey Championships in July. His team came runners-up in the u13 final in a close match against Brisbane 2-1 (Div 2). • Played for Casuarina Hockey Club in the u13 Gold Coast/Tweed Border winter competition and lost in the semi-finals. • Played in the Hinterland District School Hockey team at Regionals. Aimee has: • Represented Tweed Border Hockey at the South-East Queensland Hockey carnival. Her u11 team overall came 4th in Division one. • Played for Casuarina Hockey Club in the u11 Tweed Border winter completion but lost in the semi-finals. • Played in the Hinterland District School Hockey team at Regionals where they won the competition. All Hallows Touch Competition The Years 5/6 girls recently played in a Touch Carnival in Brisbane run by All Hallows School. The team went to the carnival with an open mind, hoping that they could make an improvement from the beginning of the year when they competed in the same Carnival.
And they did! The girls came runners up in the Primary School Shield Grand Final. It was a sensational team effort and thank you so much once again to Mrs Leanne Pett who coached the girls. As anyone who has been involved in School Sport at all will know, Mrs Pett works tirelessly in all areas of sport for the College students. Skipping Nationals Iyla King, Ella Baldwin and Ally and Ashleigh Crawford all competed at the Australian Skipping Championships recently at Olympic Park. They all did extremely well at this major skipping event.
Japanese News Our Year 4 students were very excited to see their artwork displayed at the Shizuoka City Hall. Every Year 4 student’s work was displayed for two weeks and also made the newspaper! Students painted an image of Mt Fuji including Aboriginal painting techniques. Sharon Taki Junior School Japanese
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Ella Baldwin received 2 x Silver in her 9 & U individual speed events. Iyla King received 1 x Silver in her 10 & U individual speed event. Iyla King & Ally Crawford received Gold in the Double Dutch Speed Team Relay. Ella, Iyla & Ally received Bronze for their part in the 4-person Team Speed Relay. Ashleigh came 9th overall in her 8 & U events.
As you can see, it was a very successful competition for the girls. Andrew Manion PSPE Teacher Junior Sport Coordinator Hinterland District Sport Coordinator
Dates to Remember Sunday 4 Father’s Day Monday 5 Years 4-6 Viva Music Incursion, MPH – 9.45am Tuesday 6 Chapel, Worship Centre – 1.40pm Wednesday 7 P & F Meeting, CRC – 7.00pm 1B and Year 2 Chicks at the Flicks – 6.00pm Thursday 8 Year 3 Visit to Aged Care Year 6 Brisbane Writer’s Festival Excursion Year 3 Sleepover Sunday 11 Year 1 Church Service, Worship Centre – 9.00am Monday 12 Year 4 Bike Centre Excursion Tuesday 13 Year 4 Bike Centre Excursion Wednesday 14 Year 4 Bike Centre Excursion P-3 Mini Olympics, Lower Oval – P-Year 1, 11.30am, Years 2-3, 1.30pm Thursday 15 Last Day for Term 3
WEEKLY PRIZE WINNERS WK 11 – DONNA M WK 12 – JAN N
P & F News Trivia Night Thank you to everyone who came out and supported the 2016 P & F Olympic Trivia Night. It was a great success, raising $7,130. All of this money will go towards the J Block rebuild following the Anzac Day fire. Thank you to all the trivia teams, many of whom really got into the spirit of things and dressed up. Thank you to the team of people who helped in various roles on the night - from manning the door, to selling raffle tickets, to running games and those who ran a round of trivia. Thank you to Darrin, Debbie, Bronwyn, Kris and Wendy on the judging panel. A huge thank you to Jessica Russell who oversaw the planning and development of the whole event. Thank you also to Deb Glass and Amanda Ryan who assisted Jessica in this endeavour. Rebecca Leo was our MC and did a fabulous job. Thank you to the office staff heavily involved in the lead up to the night, in particular Kristen Gorry. Finally, a HUGE thank you to the businesses who generously donated items. Without their support, the night would not have been possible. The sponsors are listed in this Bulletin. Please take the time to look through them and support them if you are able.
It has been decided to run a community event in Term 4 on Friday 28 October on the Village Green. There will be numerous food stalls activities for the children and entertainment from students of the College. This community event will focus on the redevelopment of J Block. We are looking for a Symbolic Idea for the rebuild of J Block. Something that the College community can contribute to in a lasting tribute in this special time of the College’s redevelopment. Ideas can be sent to: jeffbowie71@hotmail.com Committee Member Profile: Nicole Ainger, Secretary I have a daughter in Junior School in Year 3, a son in Middle School in Year 8 and a son in Senior School in Year 10.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING US! WE RAISED $1150 TOWARDS JUNIOR SCHOOL LIBRARY FURNITURE & REPLACING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE SENIOR SCHOOL!
I currently work in Palm Beach as a Wills and Estate and Property Lawyer. My husband works for the Gold Coast City Council. We live in Tallebudgera on one and half acres with several pets such as chickens, guinea pigs, dogs and a lizard. I love to walk, we go camping regularly and I run most days. We look forward to seeing you all at our next general meeting on Wednesday 7 September at 7.00pm held in the Cecile Ryan Centre.
P & F Olympic Trivia Night SPONSORS “ We thank our sponsors for their generous donations & encourage you to support them” FURNITURE ‘N’ MORE, BURLEIGH & LABRADOR GLOBAL TRAVEL & CRUISE, TWEED HEADS COOPERS SWIM SCHOOL, BURLEIGH SPOT ON LAWN & GARDEN MAINTENANCE TUPPERWARE CONSULTANT (NURIT DIMANSTEIN) FLUXE ARCHITECTURE STUDIO, SURFERS PARADISE INFLATABLE WORLD, BURLEIGH RACV ROYAL PINES RESORT THE ARTS CENTRE GOLD COAST THREEWORLDS, BURLEIGH MCDONALDS THE FAIRIES BILLABONG LOOT @ ROBINA TOWN CENTRE THE KINESIOLOGY HUB, ELANORA GOLD COAST SUP, CURRUMBIN TROPICAL FRUIT WORLD EPIC SKATE, TWEED HEADS GOLD COAST ICELAND, BUNDALL MAD MEX, PACIFIC FAIR KIDZ N PLAY, ROBINA BIG PICTURE PEOPLE, ROBINA WET NOSES MOBILE VET CLINIC, BURLEIGH AMF BOWLING EARTH MARKETS, STOCKLAND BURLEIGH URBAN GROOVE, BURLEIGH GOLD COAST CANDLE COMPANY, BURLEIGH ROBINA FRESH DELI & FRUITS MERCEDES GOLD COAST JUPITERS GOLD COAST UNIPROMO BASKIN ROBBINS, COOLANGATTA THE GOOD GUYS, ROBINA ACKLAND ELECTRICAL THE COFFEE CLUB JAMES STREET, BURLEIGH MARCUS EDWARD, BURLEIGH HOME SWEET HOME, BURLEIGH I JUST LOVE THAT FABRIC, BURLEIGH CIGARETTES TOBACCO CIGARS, BURLEIGH DAN MURPHYS GUMNUT CAFE BAKERY, MUDGEERABA THE DOG & PARROT TAVERN, ROBINA PALM MEADOWS GOLF COURSE PANCAKES ON THE ROCKS DOMINOS PIZZA, ROBINA CHEMIST WAREHOUSE, BURLEIGH WATERS SUSHI AT REEDY CREEK SUSHI AT PALM BEACH AIR FACTORY TRAMPOLINE PARK, BURLEIGH SUPERCHEAP AUTO, ROBINA WOODBOX CAFÉ, WEST BURLEIGH THE PLANTATION HOUSE CAFÉ, WEST BURLEIGH MADISON JANE BOUTIQUE, WEST BURLEIGH GOOD TIME TRADER, BURLEIGH THE GREEN ROOM SALON, BURLEIGH BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE, BURLEIGH WATERS HELLENIKA RESTAURANT, NOBBY BEACH BCF, NERANG SPOTLIGHT, WEST BURLEIGH DOMINOS PIZZA, PALM BEACH FOZZIES GELATERIA DOLCE FOLLIA, BURLEIGH DOODLEBUGS INDOOR PLAY & PARTY CENTRE, MIAMI REBOUND LAND, ELANORA
PHJ SERVICES, BURLEIGH AMART SPORTS, BURLEIGH COPLICK’S TALLEBUDGERA GOLF COURSE BURLEIGH WEST GOLF DRIVING RANGE JAX TYRES, BURLEIGH CURRUMBIN WILDLIFE SANCTUARY THERMOMIX, GOLD COAST BRANCH GOLD COAST PET CENTRE, BURLEIGH PET BARN, WEST BURLEIGH REPCO, WEST BURLEIGH CITY BLOOMS FLORIST, STOCKLAND BURLEIGH GIDGEE EYES AUSTRALIA, TALLEBUDGERA VALLEY THINK COOLING TOTAL AIR CONDITIONING, ASHMORE CAMPING PLUS, BURLEIGH WEST KAISER CRAFT BEACON LIGHTING, BURLEIGH WAZEN JAPANESE, WEST BURLEIGH CLUB TALLE SURF CLUB, PALM BEACH DOUGHNUT TIME SUBWAY, TALLEBUDGERA XTEND BARRE, BURLEIGH CURRUMBIN RSL NEXTRA BURLEIGH TOWN NEWS, STOCKLAND BURLEIGH PUTT PUTT, MERMAID BEACH WAHOO’S FISH TACO, BURLEIGH KIDS PROMOTIONS ANACONDA, WEST BURLEIGH RACKLEY’S SWIMMING, BURLEIGH JEWELLERY BY KIM DESIGNS OSKARS ON BURLEIGH CALTEX STAR MART, WEST BURLEIGH FAT CHICKEN, WEST BURLEIGH INGWERSEN & LANSDOWN SOLICITORS, PALM BEACH BLUE MUSE BOUTIQUE, BURLEIGH GRILL’D, ROBINA KFC, ELANORA ROB’S BLOOMIN GARDENS THE ROCKS RESORT, CURRUMBIN BEACH TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS BURLEIGH BREWING CO. ASSETFINDA, BURLEIGH DONUT KING, ROBINA DAVID FLEAY WILDLIFE PARK, BURLEIGH CHANNEL 10 PACIFIC OPTICS, BURLEIGH REID STREET KITCHEN DANIEL STUART FINE FOOD, SOUTHPORT TALLY VALLEY GOLF COURSE DRACULA’S CABARET RESTAURANT JFK WOODFIRE KITCHEN & BAR, WEST BURLEIGH TARGET NORWEX CONSULTANT (SHAVAUN BRAZEL) GELATO MESSINA, COOLANGATTA MORETON HIRE, GOLD COAST GOLD COAST SUNS FOOTBALL CLUB GOLD COAST TITANS BRISBANE BRONCOS INFINITY ATTRACTION, SURFERS PARADISE SCOOP GELATI, BURLEIGH VIRGIN AUSTRALIA AIRLINES SILVER THAI RESTAURANT, WEST BURLEIGH VAPIANO, SURFERS PARADISE