Thankyou Morning Tea for Bowls Club Volunteers
On the morning of Wednesday September 9th, we hosted a special ‘thank you’ morning tea for the Port Lincoln Bowling Club volunteers for coaching our class (and other year levels at PLHS), and their ongoing community support.
This event was planned as part of our Integrated Learning ‘Connections’ assessment. Prior to this, we sent out invitations, ordered the food and created a coffee/tea order form, along with a small message in a card.
We served our guests scones with jam & cream, brandy snaps and a variety of mini-sandwiches. The Bowls Club volunteers absolutely loved our morning tea and were very thankful, providing many positive comments about our class, the food and the organisation of our morning tea.
A big thank you to Blake for voluntarily stepping in on the day to help, to Jesse and Brock for walking the volunteers over, and to Miss Woldt and Joyce for helping us out.
~ Zoe Kooistra & Meti Ford (Year 11 Integrated Learning students)
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