Term 3, Week 4. Tuesday 12 August 2025.

PRINCIPAL'S ADDRESS

We recently celebrated one of our most significant school events, St Benedict's Feast Day, as a time for us to honour the rich traditions, values, and faith that form the foundation of our school.  In particular we reflect on the example of St Benedict, his enduring legacy and how his teachings continue to inspire and guide the values and mission of our school.

Commencing our Feast Day with a Mass is a meaningful tradition that reflects the heart of our Catholic identity, setting a sacred and spiritual foundation for the day, and reminding us that all we do is centred on Christ and inspired by the teachings of St Benedict. The Eucharist is at the heart of our Catholic faith, and by starting with a Mass, we reaffirm our shared identity as a Catholic school. It is an expression of our commitment to living out the Gospel values and celebrating the faith that unites us as a community.

As St Benedict himself reminds us, “Let them prefer nothing whatever to Christ, and may He bring us all together to everlasting life.” 

A highlight of every Feast Day is presenting the St Benedict Hospitality Award and Community Award to deserving members of our community. This year, two Year 12 students were deservedly awarded our St Benedict’s Hospitality Award for their kindness and warmth that they consistently show to others, always ensuring they feel welcome, supported and valued.

Congratulations to Natalie Bohacs and Elissa Boustani, and their proud family members who joined us for the presentation.  The St Benedict’s Community Award was presented to Mrs Karen Witherspoon, the current president of our Mater Dei Parents and Friends Association, whose tireless support and generosity has helped our wider school community in immeasurable ways. Karen was also joined by her family for this presentation. 

It was wonderful to have so many friends of Mater Dei join us throughout the day, particularly the students from St Patrick’s College, St Gregory’s College and St Mary Star of the Sea College, who joined in on the activities with our students. A particular highlight was finishing the day on the COLA to perform a sit-down dance to the Torres Strait Islander children’s song ‘Taba Naba’, followed by a disco.

I extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this day. From the dedicated staff who organised the events, to the students who participated with enthusiasm, and to the families who supported us in prayer and presence; we are truly blessed to have such a strong and supportive community.

Last week we farewelled Sarah Ryan as she finished in her role as the Director of Development at Mater Dei. Sarah is no doubt known to many families across our Organisation and she will be sadly missed after seven years at Mater Dei. On behalf of everyone in our school and the wider community I express deep gratitude for all that Sarah has done in her role and for the wonderful ambassador that she has been for Mater Dei.

I wish Sarah continued success as she ventures into her new role as the Chief Executive Officer of The Kids of Macarthur Health Foundation where she will continue to provide wonderful leadership in her quest for supporting others. 

On Thursday 28 August, we will have the official blessing and opening of our school Covered Outdoor Learning Area (COLA). Bishop Brian Mascord will officiate over the event where we will also acknowledge the funding and support from the NSW Premier’s Office, the Campbelltown Catholic Club and various Mater Dei donors and sponsors who made the building of our COLA possible. The ceremony will be held in the Sr Carmela Ritchie School Hall commencing at 9.30am, followed by morning tea. Parents and Carers are welcome to join us and a Compass post with the information has been sent out with an

RSVP required by 21 August for catering purposes.

Please confirm your attendance by emailing schooladmin@materdei.org.au

Mater Dei Alumni Jack Conroy (Class of 2023) recently visited Mater Dei and we were very excited to hear about his recent success on the track. Jack competed in the 2025 NSW Short Course Cross Country Championships on Saturday July 12 in Dapto, finishing with a gold medal in the Open Men’s Para 2km run. This is Jack's first senior medal while also achieving a massive 19 second personal best! Jack has been selected to represent NSW in the Open Men’s Para 3km Cross Country run at the National Cross Country Championships in Ballarat and we wish him continued success. He is certainly an inspiration to our students.

The Good Sams Foundation is committed to supporting those in need, including young people suffering as a result of financial hardship. As part of this commitment, the Good Sams Foundation Education Grant is made available each year for students attending Good Samaritan schools. There are limited allocations for 2026, and the scholarship will only be available to one student from each school entering Year 11 or Year 12. Information with important details and the closing date for applications has been sent out to Parents and Carers through Compass for students who are currently in Year 10 and 11. Please read the Grant Terms and Conditions before applying and do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. 

I am currently seeking feedback on the Mater Dei Parents and Friends Association Constitution from our parents and carers. The Constitution is located on our School website. If you would like to provide a comment or feedback, please use the following link to do so https://forms.gle/wHAM832sxdm1WFiG6

A reminder that we are “taking a break” from the Country Fair and Ex-Students Reunion in 2025, and have set the date for Sunday 25 October in 2026. This is another call out to any parents or carers who would like to commit to forming a Committee for the 2026 Mater Dei Country Fair so that we can commence our planning before the end of this year. Please email your details to schooladmin@materdei.org.au or contact me directly if you would like to discuss this. 

Please see below for some important reminders about upcoming events.

• Our Staff Spirituality Day will be held off site this year on Monday 18 August. This is a pupil free day and please note that the School office will also be closed on this date.
• The 25th Mater Dei Dinner will be held on Saturday 13 September at The Cube. While this event showcases our talented students in the Choir and Dance performances, please note that this fundraising event is not for students to attend and tickets should not be purchased for them. Parents/Carers must arrange for their child to leave The Cube at the end of the performance if you have purchased a ticket to stay for the Dinner. Mrs Rebecca Hanrahan will communicate the requirements for students who are performing or have a role on the night. Please contact her if you have any questions.
• Tickets are still available for the CCSP Parents and Carers Conference, “Supporting Families: Working Together in A Modern World”, on Saturday 25 October. Please refer to our previous newsletter for further information about the Conference or the CCSP website ccsp.schoolzineplus.com/2025-conference In support of parents and carers attending this Conference, please email schooladmin@materdei.org.au expressing your interest in attending and the School will cover the $30 ticket cost for one member from each family to attend. 

In honour of the Feast of St Mary of the Cross MacKillop, on Friday 8 August, 

Loving God,
We thank You for the life and example of Saint Mary MacKillop,
Australia’s first saint, who devoted her life to serving You and others.

Inspired by her faith and courage, may we follow her example
of compassion, humility, and trust in Your providence.

Help us to live with a heart full of love,
to stand up for justice,
and to care for the dignity of every person, as Mary did.

May we always remember her words:
"Never see a need without doing something about it."
Guide us to serve others with kindness and selflessness,
and to work together to build communities of hope and love.

Through the intercession of Saint Mary MacKillop,
we ask for Your blessings upon our Mater Dei community,
our families, and all those in need.

We pray this in Jesus’ name.
Amen.

Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop,
Pray for us.

JENNIFER FOLDES
PRINCIPAL

FROM THE DEPUTY PRINCIPAL'S DESK

Good Samaritan Education Triennial Conference:

Ever Ancient Ever New

Mater Dei School Executive staff recently attended the Good Samaritan Education Triennial Conference. The conference brings together educators, leaders, and community members from all Good Samaritan Education schools to reflect on our shared mission of faith, learning, and service. Rooted in the Benedictine tradition and inspired by the parable of the Good Samaritan, this year’s conference explored the theme “Ever Ancient, Ever New”, calling us to embrace the enduring wisdom of our faith while responding to the evolving needs of our world.

The theme, “Ever Ancient, Ever New,” invited us to delve into the richness of our Catholic and Benedictine heritage while reimagining how these traditions speak to the realities of modern education. It reminded us that the values of compassion, justice, and community, as modelled by the Good Samaritan, remain as relevant today as they were in ancient times.

This timeless vision challenges us to balance the preservation of our spiritual foundations with innovative approaches to teaching, learning, and community building here at Mater Dei School. As Catholic educators, we are called to integrate these enduring values into the lives of our students, ensuring they are equipped to navigate the complexities of the contemporary world.

Highlights of the conference included:

• Living the Benedictine Values Today: Exploring how the Rule of St Benedict continues to shape our practices of hospitality, humility, and stewardship.
• Faith and Innovation in Education: Reimagining curriculum and pedagogy to nurture students’ spiritual, intellectual, and emotional growth.
• Ecological Conversion: Reflecting on Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’ and how we can deepen our commitment to care for creation.

The conference was a powerful reminder of the importance of shared wisdom and collaboration. Educators from across the Good Samaritan Education network exchanged ideas, experiences, and best practices, strengthening bonds and deepening our collective commitment to transforming lives through education.

True to the spirit of Good Samaritan Education, the conference was not only a professional gathering but also a deeply spiritual experience. Participants joined in moments of prayer, liturgy, and reflection, taking time to reconnect 

with the ancient traditions that underpin our mission. These sacred moments encouraged us to reflect on how our faith guides and sustains us in our daily work.

As we return to Mater Dei School, the theme “Ever Ancient, Ever New” challenges us to carry forward the enduring values of our faith while embracing fresh opportunities to serve our students and communities. Together, we are called to reimagine Catholic education as a transformative force for good—one that honours the wisdom of the past and courageously responds to the needs of the future.

2025 NAPLAN Participation and Support for Students with Disability

At Mater Dei School, we are proud to have supported the diverse learning needs of all our students during NAPLAN testing. 

This year, 15 of our students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 participated in NAPLAN, and it was wonderful to witness the effort and commitment that each student made throughout the assessment which made this a positive experience.

It is important to remember that NAPLAN tests are just one aspect of our school’s assessment and reporting process. They complement, but do not replace, the extensive, ongoing assessments conducted by teachers throughout the year. Teachers have the closest understanding of each student’s educational progress and are best placed to provide insights into their strengths and areas for growth.

Parents and carers can use NAPLAN results, along with other school assessments, to develop a clear picture of their child’s progress. 

While NAPLAN data provides valuable insights into specific areas of literacy and numeracy, it is important to note that NAPLAN results do not measure overall school quality. 

At Mater Dei School, we use the NAPLAN results as a tool to help us reflect on individual and collective progress and to tailor our teaching approaches to better meet the needs of our students.

We are committed to ensuring that as many Mater Dei students as possible can access NAPLAN testing.

This reflects our dedication to inclusion and equity, as well as our Catholic values of celebrating the unique gifts and potential of every child.

All parents are encouraged to consider their child’s participation in NAPLAN in coming years.

Reminder: Arrival & Dismissal at Mater Dei School

A reminder to all parents, caregivers and taxi drivers regarding safety during morning arrival and afternoon dismissal at Mater Dei School.

• Vehicles are to enter the line in front of the Wivenhoe building as they arrive. Places are not to be held in the afternoon.
• Vehicles must be turned off when the driver sees the flag being raised by a staff member. 
• The flag indicates to staff, students, drivers and passengers that it is safe to walk around the vehicles and enter/exit vehicles.
• Drivers and any passengers i.e: ATSO's are to remain in the vehicle until flag is raised.
• In readiness to leave, vehicles remain turned off until the flag is raised to indicate that all students and other adults are within the vehicle.
• Vehicles leave the area when a staff member removes the safety bollard.
• All vehicles must exit and enter Mater Dei grounds at 40km/h.
• Speed limit changes to 10km/h as vehicles move past the Mater Dei Early Childhood entrance. This applies to arriving and leaving the Mater Dei site.
  

Thank you for your co-operation. The safety of all students at Mater Dei School is everyone's business.

Compass consenting for Excursions, Community Based Instruction or other events at Mater Dei School

As part of our continual improvement of processes and procedures at Mater Dei School, parents and caregivers will notice a change when consenting for Excursions and other events for their child.

Community Based Instruction (CBI), excursions or other events often include more than one occasion under the same consent notification. Compass will now prompt parents and caregivers to acknowledge that they are consenting for a number of dates that the event may include. 

For example, some classes attend CBI to Woolworths across a number of weeks as part of their learning. Parents and caregivers will now be asked to acknowledge that they understand this to be the case.

Thank you for supporting this change in procedure.

TONI SILLIS
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL

P&F INFORMATION

P&F Canteen Day

The next P&F Canteen Day is on Friday 15 August.

• Orders can be sent in any day via your child's diary pouch from Monday to 9am Thursday 14 August. No late orders can be accepted as we shop to the orders placed. We do not purchase extras just in case.
• Separate bags are required for recess and lunch orders. They may choose to order recess, lunch, both or none. 
• All orders must be written on large paper bags (brown or white) or Sticky Beaks reusable lunch wallets as this is what we place the orders in. Bags are available from Coles and Woolworths if you don't have any. 

NO ENVELOPES, ZIP LOCK BAGS or STAPLES

• We do not supply bags and rewrite lunch orders. This is the responsibility of families if you wish for your child to receive a recess/lunch order.
• Please check if your Sticky Beaks reusable lunch bag needs washing
• All orders MUST include: child's name; 2025 class; quantity needed; flavour required and whether it is a recess or lunch order. 
• If you don't know the correct name of your child's class this can be located on Compass. Please use the correct class name when writing out their order so volunteers know which class basket to place the order in.
• Please see the attached 2025 menu items and price list as well as a visual menu to support students making choices.
• Orders are placed in class lunch baskets and eaten during supervised eating in the classrooms.

Father’s Day Stall

The 2025 Father's Day Stall will be held on Wednesday 3 September and we are looking for volunteers to assist students with making their purchases on the day. It is always a lovely day and a great way to meet other parents and carers.

Information and order forms will come home with students closer to the date via student diaries.

If you would like to volunteer please send an email by Wednesday 27 August to pandf@materdei.org.au 

All volunteers require a Working with Children Check (WWCC). If you don't have one please reach out via email ASAP and the P&F can assist you with the process. WWCC are free for volunteers however they can take time to receive.

SCHOOL NEWS

MISSION & VISION

Last Friday, some of our School Leaders, together with Mrs Sillis and Mrs Gorey attended a Mass with Bishop Brian, at the Wollongong Cathedral.  The Mass celebrated the Feast Day of Saint Mary MacKillop.  Saint Mary MacKillop (1842-1909)

Australia's first saint, Mary MacKillop dedicated her life to educating children, especially those in rural and disadvantaged communities. Born in Melbourne, she co-founded the Sisters of St Joseph in 1866 and established schools across Australia that welcomed children regardless of their family's ability to pay the school fees. Known for her courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment to social justice, Mary faced significant challenges including temporary excommunication, yet never wavered in her mission to serve God through education and care for the poor. She was canonised by Pope Benedict XVI in 2010, and her Feast Day is celebrated on August 8th. Saint Mary MacKillop remains an inspiring example of faith in action and dedication to Catholic education.

Today, all of our Year 6 students attended a Mass with Bishop Brian and other Year 6 students from across the Diocese.   Ms Foldes, Kim D and Ms Fahey also participated in the Mass, at Mary Immaculate Church, Eagle Vale.  Our students did a wonderful job contributing to the Mass with their singing and responding.  The students continued to join in the fun with their peers, by playing handball and having a dance!

WELLBEING

This term, we are excited to introduce a new Transition Time Circle routine, designed to help students smoothly shift from break time back into the classroom, ready to learn with focus and joy.

The Transition Time Circle takes place immediately after break time, providing students with a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect. 

During this routine, students:

• Share a positive moment from break time, celebrating their social interactions and successes.
• Hear clear expectations for the upcoming lesson to ensure a shared understanding of what’s next.
• Engage in a short positive activity or reflection to set a calm and positive mindset for learning.

This routine is a powerful way to support students in reflecting on their break time, reconnecting with their peers and teacher, and preparing their minds and hearts for the next part of their day.

We look forward to seeing the positive impact this routine will have on our students' sense of belonging and their ability to transition into learning with calmness and confidence.

CURRICULUM

Kindergarten have started a new unit of work in Science and Technology this term that focuses on engineering. The students will be introduced to the concept of design in the natural world, examining animal-built structures like nests and burrows, and they will draw upon this knowledge to design their own shelter for a pet that will meet its needs. Students will follow the Engineering Design Process to solve a problem.

The first couple of lessons have introduced key vocabulary such as shelter, shade, problem. A wonder story was shared with the class so they could understand a real-world problem of getting too hot in the playground and thinking about how they could solve this problem such as finding shade, wearing a hat or having an ice water drink.

The students made ice cubes then added water to drink to see if their body felt cooler. Another part of their learning is to know what technology is. Firstly they explored low tech objects to see how they help us to solve problems such as pegs to hang clothes, tongs to pick up food and a toothbrush to clean dirty teeth. K Samaritan students are learning through active engagement with hands on materials.

SPORT NEWS

Wollongong Diocese - Primary Athletics

On Friday last week five students represented Mater Dei at the Wollongong Diocese Primary Athletics Carnival at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium. The students competed in the 100m, 200m, shot put, long jump and discus. The students produced amazing results, including:

• Kody - Senior Boys Multi Class Age Champion
• Kiaan - Junior Boys Multi Class Age Champion
• Sequoia - Junior Girls Multi Class Age Champion
• Ava - Junior Girls Multi Class Runner Up
• Emma - Junior Girls Multi Class third place

The students will now progress to the Mackillop Championships later in the term.

WORKPLACE LEARNING 

Semester Block 2 of workplace learning is now underway.

Students are completing orientations of the workplace and meeting their new supervisors and team members.

Business hosts are providing students with a warm friendly welcome. Many have commented that they are happy to see the students back in the workplace after the holiday break.

We look forward to a new term of our students gaining invaluable hands-on experience through work placements, building confidence and skills as they prepare for post school life.

MAISEY'S CORNER

Last term, our Year 12 students explored the theme of Problem-Solving in the Workplace and Community, with a particular focus on careers involving dogs. As part of their learning experiences, students learned about the important work of sniffer dog handlers, assistance dog handlers, animal trainers, and shelter workers, gaining insight into the skills and responsibilities required in these roles.

To put their learning into action, students were tasked with a creative project centred around our school support dog, Maisy. Their challenge was to design either an enrichment activity to support Maisy’s mental and emotional wellbeing or a custom coat to keep her comfortable as she continues to serve our school community.

Maisy has already enjoyed testing out some of the enrichment activities, and her new coats will ensure she stays cosy and stylish while she brightens the lives of staff and students alike.

Through this practical, real-world task, students not only deepened their learning but also developed valuable skills such as teamwork, critical thinking, and creativity. We are proud of their efforts and grateful for the opportunity to celebrate the role dogs like Maisy play in workplaces and communities.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

K-6 Author Book Purchase

If you would like to purchase a book written and published by our Author visitor, Toula Papadam, please refer to the note already sent home via student diaries. Cash only is accepted via student diaries up until Tuesday 19 August.

EVENTS

Monday 11 August to Friday 15 August

National Science Week (Student only event)

Tuesday 19 August

K-6 Book Week Author Visit (Student only event)

Friday 22 August

K-6 Book Week Parade

Thursday 28 August

Official Blessing and Opening of our new COLA

Friday 5 September

Father's Day Celebration

13 September

Mater Dei Foundation Dinner

The Annual Mater Dei Foundation Dinner is being held on Saturday, 13 September at The Cube, Campbelltown Catholic Club. This year we celebrate the 25th year of the event, which will not only be a fantastic night out, but a celebration of the vibrant Mater Dei community. We would love to see as many parents and carers as possible join us for this special evening. To purchase tickets, please complete the booking form which was sent home in student diaries.  Also, if there’s anyone that can spare some time to volunteer in the lead up, that would be wonderful.

STAFF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Our Staff Spirituality Day will be held off site this year on Monday 18 August. This is a pupil free day and please note that the School office will also be closed on this date.

2025 IMPORTANT DATES

FORMS & PROCEDURES

PARENT FORMS AND SCHOOL DOCUMENTATION

School documentation and common forms are stored in Compass for parents to access at any time.  Parent Forms can be found by following these steps on your Compass App:

 (Steps 1-3 are for App users only)

1. Click on the student
2. Click on the 3 lines in top left corner
3. Click Open in Browser
4. Click on Community Icon (2 heads)
5. Click on School Documentation
6. Click Parent Forms

ATTENDANCE EXEMPTION FORMS 
Any families who wish to apply for attendance exemptions to attend therapy services in 2025, please download the Application for Leave Exemption form on Compass, complete and return to schooladmin@materdei.org.au 

2025 SCHOOL DROP OFF / PICK UP PROCEDURES

COMMUNITY

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS SORTED WITH NEXTPATH!

Looking for an exciting and supportive school holiday experience for your teen? NextPath Continuous Learning’s Holiday Programs are back and they’re better than ever!

Highlights include:

• Allianz Stadium Tour
• Crazy Putt 
• Ninja Parc
• WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo

… and much more!

With two fun-filled programs based on age, there's something for everyone! Registrations will open LATER THIS WEEK for

- Holiday Program (ages 16+) - https://www.nextpath.org.au/holidayprogram

- Teen Holiday Program (ages 12–15) - https://www.nextpath.org.au/teenholiday

Be sure to check nextpath.org.au/holidays for further information later this week, and follow @nextpathmaterdei on Facebook for the latest news.

Programs are based at Wivenhoe on the Mater Dei grounds, and each day is designed to build confidence, independence and social connection, all while having heaps of fun!

Choose the days that suit your child and relax knowing they are having a blast in a safe and supportive environment!

For more info, email: funding@nextpath.org.au or call (02) 4654 8727.

Please note: NextPath holiday programs are not exclusive to participants of Mater Dei. External participants are welcome and encouraged to join.

🎙️ Wrestling Through Fatherhood: The Other Side of the Medal

Guest Speaker: Jayden Lawrence (Olympian)
📅 Saturday, 16th August
🕕 6:00pm – 8:00pm
📍 Shine Shed South West Sydney
🍽️ Dinner Provided | 👨‍👧‍👦 Dads-Only Event | 🎟️ Free Entry

Jayden is an Olympian and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist who famously tore his ACL two matches before clinching bronze at the 2022 Games — pushing through pain with incredible mental resilience.

But it’s his journey off the mat that makes this night truly special. Jayden is a father to a child with special needs, and will share his personal experiences — the highs, the challenges, and the reality many fathers silently walk through.

This night is about:

✅ Encouraging dads to connect and feel seen
✅ Hearing a relatable and inspiring story
✅ Sitting down for a free meal in a warm, judgement-free environment
✅ Reducing isolation and improving wellbeing for dads who often carry unseen pressures

YERONGA SCHOOL UNIFORMS SALE

15% off Sale is In-Store only, Floor-stock only, some exclusions may apply (no vouchers, no laybys).

Afternoon NDIS Activities Program

Functional Foundations are thrilled to invite you to their exciting Afternoon NDIS Activities program for children aged 12 to 18, running Monday to Thursday throughout the school term.

All activities are designed to support NDIS goals in a fun, safe and inclusive environment. They offer local school pick up and drop off home upon request.

Weekly Schedule:

Monday – Creative Arts Club

• Cooking and baking
• Arts and crafts
• LEGO and Meccano
• Tie-dye, ceramics, painting and more

Tuesday – Sports Afternoon

• Soccer, basketball, tennis
• Flying discs, Nerf rockets, handballs and more
• Held at Oran Park Podium or YMCA

Wednesday – Flip Out (Smeaton Grange)

• One hour jumping session
• 50% discounted afternoon entry

Thursday – Gym, Cheerleading or Cooking Class
Choose one of the following:

• 45 minute gym session with MXP (additional cost may apply)
• Cheerleading program (external provider, competitions 4x per year, additional cost may apply)
• Simple baking class with easy recipes and goodies to take home
• Advance cooking class for ages 15 and above run from 5pm cook and enjoy dinner with friends 

Transport Support

• Pick-up from any local school
• Drop-off home available upon request

Want to Join?

All sessions follow NDIS guidelines and pricing.
For bookings or more information, please contact us:

Instagram: @functionalfoundation_

Visit our website

functional.foundations7@gmail.com
0410 148 212

School Student Concession Cards

If you're a student aged 16 years or older and eligible for concessions, the Transport Concession Entitlement Card serves as proof of entitlement when using a Child/Youth Opal card within the Opal network or when traveling on child or concession fares in NSW. 

The Transport Concession Entitlement Card replaces the following cards:

1. Senior Secondary Student Concession Card (16 years and over) – also issued to Mature Secondary Students (18 years and over), Distance Education Students and Home School Students.
2. Proof of Age card (when a student under 16 years of age looks older)
3. Boarders Rail Pass

To travel on a Child/Youth Opal card or a child/concession ticket, students must carry a concession entitlement card.

Children aged between 4 to 15 years do not require a proof of entitlement for concession travel. However, if they look more mature, they can get a Transport Concession Entitlement Card to verify to authorised officers that they are under 16 years old.

Please contact Mater Dei School Admin on schooladmin@materdei.org.au if you are interested in applying for a Concession Entitlement card.

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