Waratah Weekly - Term 3, Edition 1 - Friday, 28 July 2023

Message from the Headmaster

Welcome back to Term 3! We hope you all enjoyed a fantastic break and quality time with your families. As we begin this term, we are thrilled to see the campus bustling with energy and enthusiasm as we welcome both returning and new families to our Wollondilly Anglican College community. We extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to all the newcomers - we are delighted that you have joined us!

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all our parents and students for being an integral part of our College community. Your unwavering support and involvement have been instrumental in fostering Learning, Care and Culture. These focus areas resonate strongly within our community, shaping our collective vision for a nurturing and fulfilling educational journey.

Our dedicated teachers and staff deserve special commendation for their unwavering commitment to providing excellent learning opportunities and genuine care for all our students. They are the heart of our institution and we are immensely proud of their efforts in nurturing young minds inspired and guided by our saviour, Jesus Christ.

Speaking of our students, they continue to amaze us with their enthusiasm for learning and their embodiment of the strong student culture we hold dear. Your passion and dedication inspire us each day and we are confident that we can achieve great things together.

Recently, we had the privilege of showing some guests around our campus and we were delighted to hear their comments on the calm and caring atmosphere that permeates our college. This would not be possible without the collective effort of our entire community and we are thankful for every individual who contributes to making our campus a welcoming and nurturing place for all.

We also take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt thanks to our dedicated teachers, who recently completed a week of professional learning. Their commitment to self-improvement and passion for delivering your children's best education is commendable. During this week, they engaged in insightful sessions, including dedicated time spent learning from God's Word. We believe that our Christian foundation is essential in all we do here. As we move forward into this term and the rest of the year, let us remember that everything we achieve is possible through God's grace and sovereignty. We are grateful for His continued support in guiding and proving for our College community.

In closing, we pray that each one of you has a blessed, joyful, and successful term ahead. Let us continue to grow and learn together, cherishing the values that define us and creating an environment where every individual can thrive.

Thank you, and let's make Term 3 remarkable!

Mr Trevor Norman
College Headmaster

From The Deputy

Welcome Back to Term 3! 
I trust the break has been an enjoyable one and students are looking forward to engaging in another term here at Wollondilly. Last week, staff were busy being upskilled during a very productive professional development week at the College. I would also like to congratulate and thank the large number of Year 12 students who made the most of Champ Camp in the second week of the holiday period. Thanks also to the many staff who gave up their time to support our Year 12 students study or complete their major works. 

Year 12 Trials
I would like to wish Year 12 all the best for the HSC Trial Examinations commencing next week. These exams are an important opportunity to refine examination technique and practice, in many cases a three-hour exam. I would strongly encourage students to prioritise their time during the examination period. For many subjects, these examinations form a significant part of the overall assessment mark and rank. 

Mr Paul Burns
Deputy Headmaster

We're Hiring!

Due to the ongoing growth of the College, we are currently seeking applications for the following roles to commence in 2024:

• CAREERS ADVISOR
• SCIENCE TEACHER
• HSIE TEACHER
• MATHEMATICS TEACHER
• ENGLISH TEACHER
• PRIMARY TEACHER
  

Hurry! Applications close Monday, 31 July

For further information on any of the Permanent Positions, please contact Mr Geoff Adams on 02 4684 2577

Transport Information

Picton Buslines
We would like to notify you that from Monday, 31 July 2023, Picton Buslines drivers and staff will be implementing a two-week blitz on school student bus passes.

The Transport for NSW School Student Transport Scheme (SSTS) provides eligible school students with free or subsidised travel on public transport between home and school. When travelling between home and the College, students must adhere to various regulations regarding passenger behaviour and the Codes of Conduct for travel by bus. One of the obligations of students is to show their travel pass or ticket when requested. 

We ask that you assist by requesting that teachers on bus duty ask all students that catch Picton Buslines buses to and/or from the College to have their physical bus passes ready to display to the driver before boarding the bus. Note that we will not accept students showing a photo of their bus pass on their phone.

If a student is planning on catching the bus and they do not have a current valid bus pass, their pass is damaged or lost, please inform their parents/guardians to contact our office on 02 4677 1564 or email us at info@pictonbuslines.com.au to organise a pass.

Mr Liam Toland
Director of Care & Culture T-12

House Flag Raising

There will be flag raising days for each of the below House groups via the following schedule:

• Friday Week 1 - 28 July - Acacia
  Friday Week 2 - 4 August - Grevillea
  Friday Week 3 - 11 August - Wollemi
  

On these days students in these House groups can wear their House Shirts and College Sports Uniform. Students are to meet at the flag pole near Deakin at Break 2. This is to recognise the success of each of these House groups associated with the Athletics Carnival and Foundation Day.

Mr Liam Toland
Director of Care & Culture T-12

Secondary News

A warm welcome back to Term 3, I trust you had an opportunity for some rest and relaxation over the three-week break. Students have been reminded that there has been a change to their College timetables particularly with subjects that do a rotation such as HSIE and TAS in Years 7-10. This may mean your child has a new teacher and or a new room on their timetable. Please encourage your child to check and print out their new timetable

Years 7-10 Reports
At the end of Term 2, students in Years 7-10 had their end-of-semester reports uploaded onto Edumate. This is a great opportunity for students to reflect on the learning that happened in Terms 1 and 2 and to make some adjustments to their learning and their individual goals. Parents are encouraged to sit and read this report with their child/ren. The College is also providing another round of Parent-Teacher Interviews on Tuesday, 15 August and Thursday, 24 August to discuss your child’s learning. These will occur in person in the Warne Auditorium and parents should refer to communication from Mr Baulch to book these interviews.

Year 12 Trial HSC Examinations
Year 12 students begin their Trial HSC Examinations on Monday, 31 July, please continue to uphold them in your prayers as they go through this process. The Trials will be held in the Warne Auditorium, please be mindful as you move around this area, to be quiet. Many of these Exams will be held after normal College hours, so please be mindful of this. 

Year 12 HSC Showcase Evening
We look forward to celebrating with our Year 12 students tonight here at the College – starting at 6.00 pm, as we view Major Works in a variety of subject areas. Many of the students (and teachers) have put in a lot of hard work and effort over the last few terms and would like to display their Major Works showcasing their amazing talent and skill.

Student Engagement 
One of the areas that staff completed professional development on during the College PD week was student engagement. Over the next few weeks, I hope to share with you some of the ‘learning’ that was completed by staff and some of the results collected through a student engagement survey that was recently completed. What is encouraging from this survey is that many students value their learning and the extra effort and time that staff put into preparing lessons. Having spoken to several students this week, they felt that student engagement included aspects such as :

• How we get involved in the class
• How we listen in class
• How we interact and pay attention
• How we respond to lessons
• How we participate in lessons
• How we focus and contribute to the lesson
  

WAC Students Visit Singapore
During the holidays, several of our WAC students and staff completed our Singapore Cultural Exchange Program. See below for a link to a short video about the trip and some of the students' thoughts who attended the trip.

Dali Martin - Year 9
From Thursday, 29 June to Friday, 7 July, a group of students and teachers went to Singapore, as part of a Collaboration Program. We had a great time hosting the Singaporean students over here and were all excited to both see our new friends again and also to see their day-to-day lives. Everyone in Singapore is so friendly and hospitable and everyone at their school made us feel welcome. After stepping off the plane, two things everyone had told us became immediately obvious. The first being, the heat and humidity that hit you instantly and after coming from Australia's winter, no one was prepared for it. The second being, how clean it was. And not just free of rubbish, but also everything was neat and plants were kept to perfection. Both of these things helped with the exciting realisation that we were in a different country.

Emily Galea - Year 11
As part of our trip, we were able to experience what it was like to be a part of their school. Each of us attended a variety of classes, some of which we’d never taken before such as Chinese and even Higher Chinese. The students at Anglican High School are all expected to do very well at school. When I was a part of an English class, the teacher would only show them the marking criteria for an A, and a B response as she didn't want anyone to aim for anything lower. Their periods also are shorter than ours and they don’t move from class to class. Another difference we all noticed was their cafeteria and lunch times. All students have different lunch times dependent on their Year Group. They also generally buy their food from the cafeteria regularly. In the cafeteria, there are stalls that consist of dishes and snacks significant to Singaporean culture. During our time at their school, we were also fortunate enough to take part in their co-curricular activities. Every student needs to at least be a part of one of these groups. The Co-curricular groups that run are categorized into four subgroups; sports, performing arts, club and society. During these activities, Mr Grant was able to conduct a band and Miss Valente was also able to teach in Dance. A stand-out group that I know all of us can agree on was the NCC Group which stands for National Cadet Corps. This group is a National service group that consists of only males. To become a part of this group, you need to fill out a form and then you are chosen at random. This group performs routines using unarmed weapons which they make formations and even perform stunts with. 

Rianna Warne - Year 11
We were sightseeing and we got to see so many amazing places, there were some places we went with the students like the Orchard Gardens and the student trail they took us on and then there were days where we went just us our group to things like the Gardens by the Bay and the Merlion at Marina Bay Sands. The Singapore staff and students also brought snacks and different foods for us to try, one afternoon while we were working on our Collaboration Project, they brought a kind of rice pudding thing that was covered in coconut and had a chocolate filling inside.

Kye James - Year 10
Whether it was shouting us lunch at the lively Hawker centres, teaching us how to use chopsticks, showing us the stunning Singapore or the absolute delicate and caring nature of a Singaporean, I’d like to mention the bonds we’ve forged, the lessons we’ve learned and the memories we have created with students from Anglican High School in Singapore as part of the Collaboration Trip. Where we have been privileged to interact with students at Anglican High School Singapore. No words can describe the friendships that have transcended the boundaries of language, culture and geography; friendships that have illuminated our lives with vibrant colours of diversity. Once strangers from a different corner of the globe, each carrying our own stories, traditions and dreams. Yet, we found common ground on this shared journey of education and collaboration. We learnt more than just academics, we learned about humanity, resilience, and the unifying power of friendship. With immense gratitude, I would like to take the time to express our heartfelt thanks to a group of extraordinary individuals who have made an extraordinary contribution to a  group of students' education and lives. I would like to recognize the dedicated teachers who took us on an International school trip to the culturally rich city-state of Singapore. Mrs Evans, Nurse Sally, Mr Grant and Miss Valente, we applaud and very much thank you. This was not a small task. Planning and executing an international school trip is a tremendous responsibility - a responsibility that shouldn't be taken lightly, but our teachers took on with grace, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to our safety, wellbeing, and education. There were undoubtedly long nights, logistical challenges, and moments of uncertainty. Yet, these teachers carried out their duties with an infectious enthusiasm and a spirit of adventure, inspiring us as students every step of the way. 

Mrs Kelly Evans
Director of Teaching & Learning 7-12

HSC Showcase Night - Tonight!

Primary Sports

IPSSO 
The first few weeks of IPSSO in Term 3 are below: 

• 2 August - AWAY vs St Gregory's College
• 9 August - HOME vs St Peter's Anglican Grammar
• 16 August - BYE
• 23 August - AWAY vs St Peter's Anglican Grammar

• 30 August - AWAY vs Oran Park Anglican College

• 6 September - IPSSO finals (venue TBA)

IPSSO results vs OPAC

Primary NASSA Athletics Carnival
On Thursday, 10 August, a team of WAC athletics qualifiers will represent the College at the Primary NASSA Athletics Carnival at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium. Qualifiers and permission notes are to be released in the coming days.  

WASP Academy - Wollondilly Anglican Sports Performance Academy: Football (Soccer) continues Term 3! 
Just as we did in Term 2, we will be running our WASP Football (Soccer) Academy on Wednesday afternoons throughout Term 3. The first training session for Term 3 is scheduled to begin Wednesday, 2 August at 3.00 pm.

All boys and girls from Years 4-8 are welcome to join. Access the following link to complete your registration: https://www.trybooking.com/CKEVI

Please contact sport@wac.nsw.edu.au for more information.

Upcoming Events:

• NASSA PRIMARY ATHLETICS CARNIVAL - Thursday, 10 August
  
• WINTER IPSSO FINALS - Wednesday, 6 September 
  
• NASSA AFL GALA DAY - Thursday, 7 September

Mr James Gooden
Primary Sports Coordinator

Years 7-10 Parent-Teacher Interviews

Years 7-10 Parent-Teacher Interviews
Parent-Teacher interviews are a great chance to meet your child's teacher(s) and to find out how your child is progressing in their studies. We are conducting face-to-face Parent Teacher Interviews for students in Years 7-10 at the College on:

• Tuesday, 15 August between 3.00 pm - 8.00 pm and
• Thursday, 24 August between 3.00 pm - 8.00 pm

Parents should have now received the details for how to book via email. If not, please email Mrs Gabrielle Lacey: g.lacey@wac.nsw.edu.au

Kindly note that Mrs Karen Norman and Mrs Justine Holmes will be available for interview bookings on Thursday, 24 August only.

Mrs Gabrielle Lacey
Executive Assistant

Performing Arts News

NEW T-2 Choir
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our newest Performing Arts Group at WAC: The T-2 Choir! This delightful choral group is specifically aimed at our younger students and will be holding weekly rehearsals during Thursday Break 1. Led by the passionate Mrs Waters and Mrs Buckley, our T-2 Choir promises to be an exciting and enriching experience for the little ones at WAC. (I think it is also fantastic to include our youngest students in Transition - these students will be brought from and to White Cottage by a Teacher’s Aide for each rehearsal). 

It goes beyond creating a pleasant sound; singing has numerous benefits that play a crucial role in a child's overall development including enhancing their language skills, nurturing a sense of teamwork and providing a healthy outlet for emotional expression. No prior singing experience is necessary, just a love for music and a willingness to explore the world of melody and rhythm through singing!

On Thursday, we had a large group of students in Years 1 and 2 come along and see what Choir was all about. By all accounts, they thoroughly enjoyed themselves and had fun. Mrs Waters and Mrs Buckley will have Transition and Kindergarten students come along next week, but there may need to be some restrictions on numbers, depending on how many come along. Stay tuned!

NOTE: There is an additional opportunity open to K-2 with Mini Movers, run by Mrs McTaggert and Mrs Williams on Wednesdays during Break 1. 

AMEB Examination News - Piano
Congratulations to Torin Ford-McGuire of Year 5 who received an ‘A’ grade result for his Third Grade Piano AMEB (Australian Music Examinations Board) exam. This is an outstanding achievement! It is also important to recognise the efforts of Mrs Dwyer, his piano tutor on this result. 

Performing Arts - Singapore Collaboration 2023
As part of the Singapore Collaboration trip, eight students performed at a whole school assembly at Singapore Anglican High. Having rehearsed in the lead-up to the trip, the music students studied three Australian-themed works, the theme from ‘The Man From Snowy River’, ‘Waltzing Matilda’ and then they led a rendition of the chorus from ‘Home Among the Gumtrees’. The Dance students learnt an emotional work entitled ‘My Island Home’, a medley of arrangements of the popular song.

Despite the heat, the early morning start and the eyes and ears of 1,300 Anglican High staff and students, our performing arts students played and danced outstandingly. Congratulations to:

• Alyssa Galea Year 9 - Violin/Dance
• Gabrielle McIntosh Year 9 - Violin
• Jackson Welsh Year 9 - Drums
• Tameka Den Year 9 - Dance
• Eden Liddiard Year 10 - Piano
• Kiara Blain Year 10 - Dance
• Emily Galea Year 11 - Keyboard/Dance
• Rianna Warne Year 11 - Dance

Mr Lloyd Grant
Performing Arts Coordinator T-12

eSafety

In caring for our children, we often need to consider the things that are occurring online. I invite you to investigate some free webinars that the eSafety Commissioner has released. These live webinars give parents and carers the knowledge, skills and tools to support their children to have safe online experiences. Below is a list of the webinars available for term 3, please note the different levels of age appropriateness. The link provides further information and a pathway to register.

https://www.esafety.gov.au/parents/webinars

If you have any questions about the MyTech program in the College please email mytech@wac.nsw.edu.au

Craig Russell
Secondary Learning Innovations Coordinator

Creative Arts News

Creative Arts Champ Camp (HSC Study Camp)
Our HSC Visual Arts, Dance and Drama students were able to come into the College to work with their teachers on preparing their Major Works. This was a valuable time where real progress was made! Well done to our students and staff.

Creative Arts HSC Major Works on Display
On Friday, 28 July, our HSC Major Works in progress will be on display. Our HSC Dance, Drama and Visual Arts students would love your support and feedback as they seek to refine their projects for final submissions.

Short Film Competition
As part of the WAC Country Fair, all students at the College will have the opportunity to participate in a short film competition. Please see the attached flyer for further information. 

Film Club
All students in Years 7-12 will have access to the Drama Studio and J7 classroom during Break 1 on Thursdays for filmmaking with Mrs Talbot. Students are free to work on their own film projects or our weekly skill-building activities. Those who attend will be added to our Canvas course where Film Competitions are advertised. The space is also available at this time for Elective Drama students to rehearse and prepare performances.

Art Club
Art Club is available on Fridays during Break 1 and Break 2 for all Secondary students. This is a great opportunity to progress with your Major Works, classwork, or personal interest projects with support from our dedicated Visual Arts teachers. 

Mrs Sarah Talbot
Leader of Learning - Creative Arts & LOTE

College Chaplain - Relationships

The College Learner Disposition focus for Term 3 is Relationships. This is a habit that we are working on developing and cultivating in our students, their learning, their character and also in their faith.

We've just started on the book of Hebrews in devotions. This morning we looked at Hebrews 1:1-4 and we were challenged to consider the way in which Jesus reveals to us who God is. Jesus is described as being the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of his being (Hebrews 1:1-3). The author of Hebrews is giving the reader some good advice - that advice is centred on who Jesus is.

I wonder, in your life, how do you respond when you hear good advice? Do you implement it into your life? When I'm given good advice I take note of it, I find ways to apply that advice practically into my life - why, because it's good, it's beneficial.

The advice from the author of Hebrews is that Jesus reveals to us who God is. More than that, Jesus is God, He's the exact representation of his being. As we think about relationships this term, I think this is a great place to start. The author of Hebrews is emphasizing that the most important relationship of ALL is between us and Jesus. The question that's left for us is, how are we going to respond to this advice?

Mr Matt Roberts
College Chaplain

WAC Country Fair - Stall Holders

MARKET STALLS REQUIRED For This Year’s Country Fair.
If you or anyone you know would like to hold a Market Stall at this year's Country Fair, please get in contact with us!

When: Saturday, 9 September 2023

Where: Wollondilly Anglican College

Contact: Bill Norman at b.norman@wac.nsw.edu.au

Term 3 Family Chapel - Years 10-12

The Term 3 Family Chapel will be held on Thursday, 31 August from 6.00 pm - 7.00 pm. This Family Chapel is for is for Students in Years 10-12 and their families.

All students and parents/carers in these Year Groups are encouraged to attend. It is important that students attending wear their full College Winter Uniform. Rolls will be marked on the night and students who attend will be issued with a Community Service Merit.

The Secondary Family Chapel will be a great opportunity to gather together and hear about how God is working in the lives of students here at Wollondilly Anglican College. 

There will also be an opportunity to continue to bless our broader community. Donations of gold coins or non-perishable foods are welcomed. These will be used by the WAC Kids Care team to prepare meals for those experiencing hardship in our community. Additionally, House points will be allocated to students who attend and these points will go towards the Overall House Shield.

Prior to the commencement of the evening, a BBQ dinner will be served from 5.00 pm. All parents and students are encouraged to join us for the BBQ from this time. 

Mr Matt Roberts
College Chaplain

Term 3 Prayer Breakfast Invitation

Amongst the business of Term 3, I'd like to extend an opportunity for you to join us as we stop, pause and bring the things on our hearts and minds to God in prayer.

Our Term 2 Prayer Breakfast will be kicking off on Saturday, 2 September. All are welcome to join us from 8.00 am - 8.30 am for some bacon and egg rolls before we join together in prayer from 8.30 am - 9.00 am. 

I completely understand the busy schedule all of us have on the weekends. There are many competing factors and commitments. Saturday is normally full of community sporting events along with various other activities. However, in this business, taking the time to stop and pause with our great God is incredibly beneficial.

I'd love to see you there!

If you're able to make it please RSVP to m.roberts@wac.nsw.edu.au by Wednesday, 23 August. 

 “Be still and know that I am God” (Psalm 46:10)

Mr Matt Roberts
College Chaplain

Library News

Book Week Parade 2023 For Years T-2 students
The Book Week Parade will be on Friday, 25 August at 1.35 pm under the Shoulder to Shoulder Shelter. The Parade is for students in Transition 3-Day, Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2.  This year’s Book Week Theme is Read Grow Inspire…. 

Students are to dress as a book character and carry the book in the Parade and can come to the College in their costumes. Please make sure students have warm, practical clothes they can play in all day. College sports shoes are to be worn and hair and jewellery need to be in line with the usual College expectations. Please be aware that onesies were found to be very hot to wear all day last year.

Parents are invited to the Parade and also to a sausage sizzle beforehand, in the BBQ area, starting at 1.00 pm. We request that visitors to the College stay in the BBQ and Shelter area so as not to disturb the students at lunchtime. Please note, the sausage sizzle lunch is for parents/grandparents/non-College-attending siblings only. Students will not be able to join their families during this time.

Please let us know if you intend on joining us for the sausage sizzle through the link below or via the QR code: https://www.trybooking.com/CJXWH

Book Club Orders Due Sunday, 6 August
The Book Club Issue 5 catalogue is now available. Secondary students should select the class ‘Secondary’ when ordering. Primary select their usual class. All orders are to be made online or through the LOOP App. Please note that the Book Club catalogue is set out with suggested age ranges for the books, each page has a different age range, with ages 12+ towards the back. The College does not necessarily endorse the books available through Book Club and parental discretion is advised.

Premier’s Reading Challenge Ends Friday, 18 August
If you are taking part in the PRC this year, please make sure you complete your reading log by Friday, 18 August and I will validate your record. For any questions please contact me at j.colombo@wac.nsw.edu.au or ask our Library Staff.

Mrs Justine Colombo
College Librarian

P&F Golf Day - Save The Date!

P&F Clothing Pool - Volunteers Needed

Welcome Back to Term 3!

Volunteers keep the clothing pool running and open. A big thank you to our returning volunteers Renu Tondak, Janise Hawksworth, Deanna Parry, Kath Whittaker, Kerrie Holloway, Annette Dalrymple, Amanda Coles, Cristina Negi and a very warm welcome and thank you to our new volunteers Katie Conte, Rochelle Fussell, Phoebe Glucksman and Sonia Feeney.

The clothing pool has a wide variety of good quality used uniforms at great prices for all Year Groups at the College.

• Shirts $10 
• Pants from $15 
• Blazers $60 
• Jumpers $20
• Tunics $30
• New Socks and Ties are also available for purchase.

Payment: Card Only (no cash)
Location: White Cottage through the side windows
Monday to Friday 7.45 am to 8.30 am
Phone: 46230286
Email: clothingpool@wac.nsw.edu.au

Have a great day! 

Mrs Melissa Whishaw
Clothing Pool Coordinator

Church Services

Community News

WAC Kids Care
From time to time, families undergo trauma such as severe or terminal illness. There are short-term support structures in place at the College to assist families during these times.

We have a collection of beautifully prepared meals that are ready for distribution to any families in need.

The WAC Kids Care Program offers support to families in the way of meals. Please contact Mrs Hay or Mrs Evans at the College. Confidentiality will be respected. If you know of anyone who may need meals at this time, please contact the College office.

College Sponsors

PLATINUM SPONSORS

SIMEC Mining

Tahmoor Colliery is an underground coal mine producing high-quality coal for steel production. Tahmoor Coal is a proud supporter of local charities, businesses, organisations and schools; and is committed to responsible mining operations, taking care of the community and environment.

Phone: 02 4640 0100 (within office hours) 1800 154 415 (after hours)
Email: tahmoorenquiries@simecgfg.com
Web: www.tahmoorcoal.com.au

Double Gold Sponsors

Little Elves Childcare Centre
T/ Little Elves OOSH
Bargo Public School
Ph: 0487 000 245
Email: littleelvesoosh@gmail.com

Thirlmere Quality Timbers
http://www.thirlmerequalitytimbers.com.au/
60 Oaks Road Thirlmere, NSW, 2572
Phone: Deb 0417 486 522
Office 02 46841 8580
Email: sales@thirlmerequalitytimbers.com.au

About our business:
We supply quality rural hardwood fencing products and quality seasoned firewood sourced from sustainable regrowth forests. We produce 90% of our stock on-site and strive to supply the best timber products in the area to our customers.

The Associates Insurance Broking Services Pty Ltd
Address: PO Box 56, Bowral NSW 2576
ABN: 90 638 881 660
Contact Person Name: Victoria Holt (Company EA)
Email address: victoria.holt@is-insurance.com.au

PRISM Human Capital
Address: PO Box 56, Bowral NSW 2576
ABN: 94 604 594 345
Contact Person Name: Victoria Holt (Company EA)
Email address: Victoria.holt@is-insurance.com.au

About our business:
Insurance Investment Solutions (IIS) opened its doors for business in 2017 and quickly built a reputation as one of Australia’s leading strata insurance specialist underwriting agencies. We provide brokers with market leading insurance solutions.

Gold Sponsors

Narellan Pools

Electro-Service Solar

Ken Shafer Auto Body

Thornton Bros Roses

Studio 6 Photography

Kwik Kopy Macarthur

Silver Sponsors

Tahmoor Garden Centre

Pheasants Nest Produce

Eyepower Tahmoor

F45 Bowral

F45 Picton

FS8 Bowral

Gumnut Patisserie

Country Valley Milk