Dear Iona community,

It was with great enthusiasm at assembly yesterday that we extended a warm welcome to both new and returning students as we embark on the 2025 school year.

I have enjoyed meeting new students and families over the past few days and am eager to connect with those I have not had the pleasure of meeting yet.

We welcomed our Year 5 students to the assembly with a round of applause as they arrived in The Provence Centre. This was a special experience that starts an exciting journey towards their personal and academic growth.

At Iona, we strive to be more than just a place of learning. We strive to be a community dedicated to nurturing each other’s God-given potential to help everyone achieve personal excellence.

Personal excellence is about doing our very best, and that varies uniquely from one person to another. Whether it means achieving all 'A' results or making significant strides from previous performances, our goal is to support each student in growing into their potential.

Our commitment as a school towards this goal extends beyond academic achievements. We strive to create an environment where every student feels safe and empowered to explore their talents, whether in academics, sports or the arts. As a Christian, Catholic College, our mission has its foundations in the teachings of Jesus, which call us to foster a compassionate and just world.

A foundational aspect of our ethos, which I discussed with all students at assembly yesterday, is the guiding principles of the Golden and Silver Rules. These ‘rules’ are vital in shaping our interactions within our community:

• The Golden Rule: "Treat others the way you want to be treated."
  This principle encourages proactive kindness and empathy. It's about making positive choices that uplift others — whether through a welcoming smile, a kind word, or a helping hand when someone is in need. An example I gave was that, if you appreciate when others include you, make an effort to include those who might be feeling left out.
• The Silver Rule: "Do not do to others what you would not want them to do to you."
  Also simplified to "Do no harm", this rule serves as a reminder to avoid actions that could harm or exclude others. It teaches us to consider our actions carefully, ensuring that we avoid causing distress or discomfort to others. The example I shared was that this could mean stepping back from making a hurtful comment or choosing not to participate in gossip.

Our students heard that these principles help us cultivate a culture where everyone feels safe, respected and part of a caring community.

By embracing these ‘rules’, they contribute to making Iona a place where everyone looks forward to being each day — a place that feels safe for everyone to work towards the goal of recognising and growing into their God-given potential and achieve personal excellence.

I am excited to see what we will achieve together in 2025 by continuing to build on the positive contributions that have shaped the outstanding facilities and community we cherish at Iona.

Of course, community is built on relationships. One person who establishes strong relationships with both students and parents is Ms Lisa Mugridge.

After unfortunately receiving some health news after Christmas, Ms Mugridge will be taking leave during Term 1 to focus on her health.

Ms. Mugridge has been a pillar of kindness and care at Iona, and while we will all miss her presence daily, she knows that every prayer and thought is being sent from all Ionians towards her and her recovery.

While we will miss Ms Mugridge during Term 1, we are very fortunate to have Mrs Rebecca Hayes stepping in to fill in at student reception. Mrs. Hayes brings her own warmth and professionalism, and we look forward to working with her this term.

Once again, welcome to a new school year filled with opportunities. I look forward to celebrating our collective achievements and witnessing the growth of our students in 2025.

God bless,

Mr Trevor Goodwin
Principal

Welcome back to all families for 2025.

I hope you all had a restful, refreshing and renewing holiday break. I’m filled with excitement and gratitude to begin another year together. The new year is another beautiful gift from God, and we are blessed to make the most of it.

With this in mind, the Iona Leadership Team, guided by both Oblate and educational values, has set an important goal for all Ionians of identifying our potential and growing into our personal excellence.

How can we make the most of this opportunity?

• How can I recognise and embrace my unique potential this year, and what steps can I take to nurture it?
• What does personal excellence mean to me, and how can I work towards achieving it in both my academic and personal life?
• In what ways can I contribute to the growth of others, as we all strive to achieve our full potential together?

In addition to our personal growth, 2025 is also a Jubilee year for the Catholic Church. This is celebrated every 25 years as we celebrate the Incarnation of Jesus. This special year invites us to remember our roots, celebrate how far we’ve come, and look forward with hope and purpose to what is yet to be achieved.

In this spirit of renewal, we also look forward to the celebration of the 50th anniversary of our beloved College Chapel this year.

To mark this milestone, we will unveil a new stained glass door on the last day of Term 1. The Leadership Team and the Oblates are eagerly anticipating this moment and can’t wait to share the beautiful story behind this new addition.

Just as that door will be a new beginning for the Chapel, let’s remember that we’re all on a journey of transformation, growing in faith and hope together.

St Eugene de Mazenod believed that education is about nurturing the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. He wanted us to grow into our fullest potential and use our gifts to make the world a better place. His life challenges us to aim for personal excellence and live with purpose and service to others.

St Eugene himself is a remarkable example of identifying one’s potential and striving for excellence. In his early years, he was not a great model of holiness that we might imagine. But he recognised a deep, untapped potential within himself and, through a radical transformation, sought to become the person God was calling him to be.

He took on the challenge of pursuing priesthood later in life, a decision that wasn’t easy at the time.

But through perseverance, humility, and a deep sense of purpose, St Eugene grew into an exceptional leader, founding the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate and dedicating his life to serving those in need.

His story reminds us that it’s never too late to identify our strengths, overcome our struggles, and step into the fullness of who we are meant to be.

As we step into this academic year, I encourage all of you to discover your unique gifts, explore your passions, and become the person you are meant to be.

Like St Eugene, let’s embrace the challenges ahead and use them to grow into the best version of ourselves.

Together, let’s make this year one of transformation, growth, and excellence.

God bless,

Fr Joe Antony OMI
Rector

We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming Parent Information Evenings at Iona College.

These evenings are designed to provide valuable insights into the academic year ahead, and to offer a platform for you to engage with our dedicated staff and ask any questions you might have.

We believe that your involvement is crucial for the success of our students, and we look forward to sharing important information about the curriculum, school policies, and support services available to your children.

Year 12 Parent Information Evening

Date: Wednesday, 12 February
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: IPAC

Parents can expect to hear from the Iona Leadership Team and senior staff, who will present important information about their son’s final year at school. This will include details on academic expectations, key milestones, and the support systems in place to help students succeed. It is a crucial event for ensuring that both parents and students are well-prepared for this significant year.

Year 11 Parent Information Evening

Date: Thursday, 6 February
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: IPAC

This session will focus on the transition to senior secondary education and the expectations and opportunities that come with it. We will provide an overview of the Year 11 curriculum and the importance of setting academic and personal goals. Our staff will also discuss the various support structures in place to assist students, including tutoring services, wellbeing programs, and career guidance. 

Year 7 Parent Information Evening

Date: Wednesday, 5 February
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: IPAC 

This will focus on the transition to secondary school and the opportunities and expectations that come with it. We will provide an overview of the Year 7 curriculum and emphasise the importance of developing positive habits for academic and personal growth. Our staff will also outline the support structures available to assist students, including mentoring programs, wellbeing initiatives, and academic support services.

Years 5 and 6 Parent Information Evening

Date: Tuesday 4, February
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: IPAC and the Homeroom Classes

This evening commences with a combined information session for both year levels initially and will include important details that are most important for all families to be familiar with at the commencement of the 2025 School year.

Year 6 families will be invited to move to their son’s classroom, with his class teacher, for more in depth discussions around academic, wellbeing and individual class details.

Year 5 families will remain in IPAC a little longer, for some particularly relevant details to assist in your sons (and your) fist days/weeks at Iona College. Areas to be discussed will include Faith, Academic, Sporting, Co-Curricula, Wellbeing and Pastoral opportunities for students within Year 5.

At the conclusion of this session, Year 5 families will accompany their son’s teacher to their son’s classroom as per the Year 6 plan.

We are excited to welcome you to these important events and to work together to support your child's educational journey.

Your participation and engagement are highly valued, and we believe that strong collaboration between parents and educators is key to student success.

Thank you for your continued support.

Mr Ben Devlin – Dean of Senior Years
Mr Steven Hohn – Dean of Middle Years
Mr Peter Holmes - Dean of Primary Years

Daily House Mass Roster

This is a courtesy reminder to families of all Iona students from Years 5-12 about the College's expectations regarding the expectations that come with being an Ionian.

All students were reminded of these expectations at Wednesday's assembly by College Deputy Principal Mr McPhee, Dean of Senior Years Mr Devlin and Dean of Middle Years Mr Hohn.

The following expectations which will be a focus throughout Term 1:

• Student haircuts must meet the requirements stated on Pages 117-118 of the College Student Diary. Students with haircuts that do not meet these expectations must have these rectified by Monday 3 February.
• A College bag is a required uniform item for student each day. The HPE string bag is not to be used for this purpose. Students should not attend school carrying their laptop bag and a lunch esky only.
• Students in Senior Years are expected to wear their hat to and from school each day. This includes student drivers upon arriving and when leaving.

We look forward to an inspiring and productive term ahead. Welcome once again to all our students and parents. May it be a year of personal excellence.

Mr Adam McPhee – Deputy Principal
Mr Ben Devlin – Dean of Senior Years
Mr Steven Hohn – Dean of Middle Years
Mr Peter Holmes – Dean of Primary Years

Welcome to all Year 10, 11, and 12 students to the Senior Years phase of your journey at Iona College.

This is an exciting time filled with opportunities for personal growth, academic achievement, and memorable experiences. We look forward to supporting each of you academically and pastorally as you navigate this important chapter.

A special welcome to the Year 10 students who were inducted via the hat ceremony on Wednesday. Your white shirt and grey felt hat represent the vision of Fr Tim Long OMI for Ionians to achieve and be accountable to high standards of personal presentation.

These items are also a symbol of the status and responsibility bestowed upon a Senior student at Iona. Your enthusiasm and personal discipline set the tone for a successful journey ahead.

We are also delighted to host Paul Dillon from DARTA (Drug and Alcohol Research and Training Australia) who will be presenting to all students on Monday, 3 February.

Paul's sessions are highly informative and aimed at equipping students with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions regarding drug and alcohol use.

In addition to the student sessions, there will be a parent engagement evening that night where Paul Dillon will share his insights and provide valuable information to help parents support their children in making safe and healthy choices.

This is a free event, but you will need to RSVP to secure your seat.

Mr Ben Devlin
Dean of Senior Years

The deadline for seeking changes to your child’s academic program electives is Wednesday 5 February. Changes require written parental permission, and are subject to timetable constraints.

For changes, please contact the following people:

Year 9

Mrs Wendy Perera, Head of Academic Wellbeing, Middle Years
pereraw@iona.qld.edu.au

Year 10
Mrs Michelle Connors, Head of Academic Wellbeing, Senior Years connorsm@iona.qld.edu.au 

Year 11
Mrs Tania Cooper, Head of Pathways
coopert@iona.qld.edu.au 

Welcome, or indeed welcome back, to all Primary Years families for the commencement of the 2025 school year.

The first few days are often a blur for our students. With the staggered start, we hope to have gently introduced our Year 5s to all things Primary and the wider College itself. I am sure they are still weary after the excitement, nervous energy and all that takes place within the first few days.

Year 6 commenced yesterday and were keen to move into the role of Senior Primary leaders. They have been charged with the responsibility of ensuring that Year 5s are looked after in the coming days and weeks - all part of being a good leader.

Staff changes / additions

With the departure of Miss Butler during the holidays, we have been fortunate enough to welcome back Mr Matt Russo to the 6B classroom.

Mr Russo is well known to students and families, having taught for several years within Primary Years. The lads in 6B are most fortunate to have Mr Russo as their mentor.

We also lost Mrs Conn (Primary Years Head of Diverse Learning) and Mr Sayers (Primary Teacher Aide) from our Diverse Learning Department. We have welcomed Ms Street (Primary DL Teacher, Year 5), Ms Meredith (Primary DL Teacher, Year 6) and Mrs Van Kerkwyk (Primary Years TA). I know that all three of these new staff members already feel a part of our community and will be wonderful additions to the College.

General information

A reminder to please read ALL sports information recently provided. It is incredibly important in these first weeks. Please read the Wednesday Sport Newsletter, become familiar with ‘Clipboard’ and stay up to date with all things sporting. Don’t forget the ‘Iona Sport’ booklet that Mr Russell sent last week (23 January) - it is a treasure trove of important information.

Munch and Crunch: As our Iona timetable is a five-period day, morning tea does not commence until 10.52am. As such, Primary students will be invited to bring something that is easy to consume within their classrooms (poppers, water, fruit, muesli bars, biscuits, etc. - no soft drinks or messy foods please). Boys will use the break between Periods 1 and 2, and this should see them through til morning tea.

Locks and lockers: All students should have been issued with a locker and a lock by the time this newsletter is received. Please remind them to NOT share their lock codes. They should write them in a safe place within their diaries. Students keep bags, phones, smart watches, wallets, earphones, etc in their locker, hence the need for codes to be kept private.

Year 13s: Year 5 parents, your children may have come home and mentioned the ‘Year 13s’ in their class. This is correct! These volunteering students are returning Old Boys (mostly from 2024) who are part of a program within Years 5 and 7, to work with all students to settle in, navigate movement around the College and generally assist classroom teachers within their classrooms during the first two weeks.

Bus and train travel: As students begin to move to train and bus travel, please remind them of care and behaviour. We have large numbers of students who use both forms of transport each day, and safety and behaviour are high priorities.

Lunchboxes: Could all lunchboxes be named on the outside please? Many students have the same or very similar lunchboxes and names would certainly help identifying them correctly at the end of breaks. The same could be said of ALL personal belongings. We do have a lost property area, but we find that if items are clearly labelled, this greatly reduces lost property concerns.

Smart watches: A new and quickly evolving phenomena is the rapid increase in the use of smart watches by our students. These can be a misused item at school, and are therefore required to be placed within lockers during the day, as per phones.

Hair, uniform and bags: My sincere thanks for the manner in which our students have returned to the College after holidays. Please refer to the College diary about what is suitable regarding appropriate hair standards, correct uniform and what bags (including sporting) are permitted.

Term 1 Primary Date Claimer

Year 5 and Year 6 Parent Information Evening: Tuesday, 4 February, commencing at 6pm (in IPAC).
Please refer to the Parent Information Evening section of this newsletter for further details.

Primary Interhouse Swimming Carnival: Friday, 7 February, held in our College pool (family members are welcome). Please refer to Mr Russell’s sports information.

New Families Welcome BBQ: Sunday, 9 February, 3-5pm on Harron Oval.
Please refer to the Community section of this newsletter for further details.

Year 5 Wellbeing Day: Thursday, 20 February. Further information will be communicated to Year 5 families.

National Young Leaders Conference: Monday, 24 February. Further information will be provided to the families of our Primary Leaders.

Primary Cricket / AFL Team Photos: During school hours.

Year 6 Camps: Monday 3 - Friday 7 March. Further information will be communicated to Year 6 parents soon.

Year 5 NAPLAN Testing: Wednesday 12 - Wednesday 19 March.

Primary Dream and Lead Conference: Monday, 17 March. Further information will be provided to the families of our Primary House Leaders.

Finally, my sincere thanks to all families for the enthusiastic engagement with the College during this first week. It is always somewhat ‘organised chaos’ but you have made it much easier for your children and the staff to begin our year in a truly positive manner.

Know that you are always welcome to reach out to us, and to me in particular, if you have concerns, questions or moments of success that you would like to share!

Mr Peter Holmes
Dean of Primary Years

Breaking New Ground

The Iona Leadership Team was pleased to announce today that an exciting new era for Aussie rules at Iona College begins in 2025, with an historic new partnership with the AFL delivering floodlights to St Eugene’s Park.

This major investment in the code at Iona is part of a Queensland-first partnership with the AFL to increase Aussie rules infrastructure in schools.

Iona College is the first school in the state to partner with AFL Queensland through the  'Breaking New Ground’ program which assists with the planning, design, and development of Australian football facilities at schools and other innovative locations. 

This project will see the installation of lights over the MCG sized oval for the use of the school and the local AFL community, allowing for this great space to be utilised for longer every day.

Today’s announcement comes after Iona earlier this week unveiled an all-star AFL First XVIII coaching roster comprising of former Brisbane Lions captain Tom Rockliff and ex-North Melbourne star Leigh Harding ahead of the new AFL season.

Iona College Principal Trevor Goodwin said the partnership with AFL Queensland and the installation of the lights would be a boost for the College’s students and families, as well as the local community.

“Community is at the heart of everything we do at Iona, and our wonderful relationship with AFL Queensland has now grown into a true partnership through the Breaking New Ground’ program,” Mr Goodwin said.

“This partnership is the result of a lot of hard work from both sides. The end result is not only a first for schools in Queensland, but supports the growth of the game and greater opportunities for our students and the local community.

“Iona is delighted to be at the forefront of this initiative, and very proud of our strong relationship with the AFL to deliver this project for our community.”

Head of AFL Queensland Trisha Squires said Iona was a perfect choice for the first breaking new ground project.

“Iona is fortunate to have such incredible facilities and expansive fields for their sporting teams, and their commitment to Australian rules football can be seen by the fact their main footy oval – St Eugene’s Park – was designed deliberately to be the exact same dimensions as the MCG,” Mrs Squires said.

“Iona is also very committed to their community and has great existing relationships with the local community Australian rules football clubs and has been the host venue for matches in the Queensland Wheelchair Football League, including QClash games between the Brisbane Lions and Gold Coast SUNS.

“Iona College has been fantastic to work with in establishing a partnership for this project and we are grateful for the funding provided through the AFL Queensland Grand Final Facilities Fund.”

The AFL Queensland Grand Final Facilities Fund is an $8 million partnership between the Queensland Government and the AFL, which is part of the legacy of hosting the historic 2020 AFL Grand Final at the Gabba.

P&F Meeting

The first Parents & Friends Meeting for 2025 will take place on Monday, 3 February, in the Heritage Room, starting at the earlier time of 5:30pm. This earlier meeting time allows attendees to also join the Paul Dillon Parent Information Evening, which begins at 7pm in IPAC.

Everyone is welcome to attend, especially new families.

If you’re unable to attend in person, you can still join us via Microsoft Teams. The link will be available on Compass by Monday afternoon.

We hope you can join us, either in person or online, to connect with other families and be part of the Iona community.

Welcome to New Families BBQ

The Parents and Friends Association warmly invites families from Years 5 and 7, as well as all families new to the College in 2025, to our Welcome BBQ on Sunday, 9 February.

This special event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with other Iona families and reconnect with friends from previous years.

The BBQ will commence at 3pm on the shaded slopes near the Uniform Shop, overlooking the ovals. Families are encouraged to bring chairs, picnic rugs, hats, and eskies to enjoy the afternoon comfortably.

Tents will be set up and clearly marked by your son’s class or year level, making it easy to find familiar faces. Our Senior students will also be running games and activities to entertain the children.

Feel free to bring along picnic-style nibbles. Please note that this is an alcohol-free event.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Iona community and sharing this enjoyable afternoon together!

Lindum-mere Open Day

Join us at on Sunday, 9 February, from 10am to 12pm, for a special opportunity to explore Lindum-mere, former Wynnum Baptist Church, lovingly relocated and restored here at Iona.

Discover the rich history behind this iconic building and learn about its exciting new purpose within our College community.

Year 7 2027 Prospective Parent Information Evening

Parents considering Iona College for their son’s Year 7 enrolment in 2027 are invited to attend our Prospective Parent Information Evening on Tuesday, 11 February.

This event is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the College’s offerings and the enrolment process. 

We look forward to welcoming you and answering any questions you may have.

Mr Brayden Teece
Dean of Oblate Identity and Community

Is this the year your son would like to start instrumental or vocal lessons?

If so, we would love to have them in the Iona College program! Contact us at  ionamusic@iona.qld.edu.au  to secure your spot ASAP.

Some Instrumental / Vocal lessons and Ensemble rehearsals will begin in Week 2, with the remainder starting in Week 3.  Please check Compass towards the end of this week for lesson times. Families involved will be notified.

Cancellations

If you plan to cancel your son’s enrolment in the program, you must notify us before Week 2 or you will be automatically enrolled in the term.

We normally require three weeks’ notice in the term prior. However, we understand this is sometimes not possible during the summer break. Please contact  ionamusic@iona.qld.edu.au  ASAP for cancellations. 

Year 5 Music Immersion Program

Information regarding the rollout of the Music Immersion Program for all Year 5 students will be sent to families soon.

Music Camp: Sunday 2 to Tuesday 4 February

Students are reminded to arrive no later than 12.45pm on Sunday. Please ensure you have all items that you will need for camp.  Information can be found in Compass.

Mr Brian L'Huillier
Head of Instrumental Music

Dear Iona families,

In 2025, Iona College continues our subscription to the Happy Families School Membership owned and run by Dr Justin Coulson, one of Australia’s leading parenting experts.

Through the generosity of our P&F, once again, every Iona family will have access to a wealth of parenting education and resources.

We will regularly share resources available through our membership with you, including Insights articles and webinars. You can also access your resources at any time using the below URL (unique to Iona College) and password: happyic

We recommend bookmarking this link. You should only need to put the password in once and the site will remember you.

Insights Articles

A new Insights article is released weekly during term, and we will include these links with the school newsletter every fortnight.

Insights articles are written by Dr Justin Coulson and other leading experts and provide parenting education and support for a wide variety of traditional and contemporary parenting challenges.

You can also access 300+ previous Insights articles on Iona’s URL.

Parent Webinars

You will also have access to 10 webinars a year and to the video library which is the full back catalogue of all of Dr Justin Coulson’s and Parenting Ideas' previous webinars. We will announce upcoming webinar details in our school newsletter or on our social media pages.

We hope you enjoy our Happy Families School Membership and we thank the Iona College P&F for their generous funding to allow Iona's families success to this wonderful resource.

Students new to Iona College who would like to be part of the 2025 musical We Will Rock You are invited to attend the first rehearsal of the year on Sunday, 2 February in IPAC from 8.30am.

You will be cast into one of the ensembles.

Featuring more than 20 hit songs from Queen We Will Rock You follows two revolutionaries as they try to save rock ‘n’ roll in a post-apocalyptic world.

We Will Rock You promises to be one of our biggest and most exciting musicals yet.

See you at the rehearsal!

Public Transport Updates

The 5179 will depart Iona at 3.25pm, stopping at Moreton Bay College and Moreton Bay Boys College, then stop at Mayfair Village, three stops on Arenga St at Wakerley, three stops on Calladium St, Stanbrough Rd, Eastside Village at Gumdale, and then three stops along Tilley Rd before terminating at the Sleeman Centre at approximately 4.09pm.

Rail customers should touch on/off at the first available opportunity and contact Translink on 13 12 30 if you notice any unusual charges.

Drop-off and pick-up procedures

Please use the designated drop-off and pick-up zone between Davine and McCarthy ovals, accessed via Bulgin Ave.  For safety reasons, children are only to enter and exit the vehicle from the left, and only when you are in the drop-off zone marked in yellow on the road.  Please do not allow students to enter or exit the vehicle at the top of the hill.

Other options available for drop-off / pick-up: 

We understand that the designated drop-off and pick-up zone does get busy at peak times. Delaying your pick-up time until 3.25pm, after the peak-time traffic has cleared, is an alternative that will see reduced congestion at the pick-up zone.

Other options that are available for you to safely drop off or pick up your son are:

• Drop off / pick your child up on the school side only of Sandy Camp Road and North Road, north of the main entrance (alongside the ovals)
• If other drop-off / pick-up areas are congested, the grassed overflow area beside Main Drive on North Road will be made available to increase capacity at peak times
  
  

Please do not use the following areas for pick up or drop off: 

• The opposite side of North Road from the College – with the new bus zone and bus stop, this area is now no stopping
• There is to be no access to the main entrance of the College on North Road for pick up and drop off purposes, unless under exceptional circumstances. Pick up and drop off of students in any of the following areas presents a significant safety risk to students:
  • under IPAC
  • the grassed area beside the North Road driveway
  • outside the main office
  • Chapel car park
  • any designated staff car parks

Student access to the College

Please note that students are only able to enter and exit the College via the designated pathways as outlined on the map below.

Annual fees for 2025 will be distributed in the coming weeks, along with a current Statement of Account.

Preferred Method of Payment:

• Direct debit instalment plans for the year. Please look out for an email from our provider, FACTS.
• If you do not receive an email from FACTS by 7 February, please contact the College Finance department by email at fees@iona.qld.edu.au
• FACTS payment plans are to be in place no later than 14 February 2025.

For Families Paying Fees on a Per-Term Basis via Compass:

• Please note that the term fees are the annual fee divided by four.
• Due dates:
• Term 1 due by 14 February 2025
• Term 2 due by 9 May 2025
• Term 3 due by 1 August 2025
• Term 4 due by 24 October 2025
• Balances brought forward due by 31 December 2024 unless otherwise agreed

If you have any concerns or require assistance regarding fee payments, please do not hesitate to email the finance department at fees@iona.qld.edu.au

Term 1 Uniform Shop Opening Hours

Monday          8am-3.30pm

Tuesday          CLOSED

Wednesday     8am-3.30pm

Thursday        CLOSED

Friday             8am-3.30pm

Ordering from the Uniform Shop

Orders can be sent home with your sons.

• Email orders to: uniformshop@iona.qld.edu.au
• Phone orders with credit card details: 07 3893 8863
• Online shop