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Welcome to the website for the Bulli, Corrimal and Woonona High Schools Christian Education Board. Have a look around the site and contact us with any questions you have or if you wish to support us.

The organisation is officially known as "The Northern Illawarra Combined Churches Christian Education Board" and was set up in late 2007 to provide Scripture Teachers to the above 3 High Schools.

Breaking News!


Phuong Barraclough joins us in January as the SRE teacher at Corrimal High 1 day a week.


The positions of treasurer and auditor are currently vacant.

Support
Thanks for your support for Gill, Jill, volunteers and the Board at this time.

Finances

Note that we still have a debt of $15,000 from 2008

Finances

January Budget

January Actual

February Budget

February Actual

Year to date

Full Year Budget

2009

2008

Balance carried forward from previous period


8725


8725


6607

         

Income

4142

5794

2867

 

69929

 

20563

                 

Expenditure*

6260

6210

6235

78529

 

41099

                 

Surplus/Deficit

2118

416

3368

8600

 

20536

                 

Current Bank Balance

8309

     

* includes $5910 accrued expenditure

               

Debt from 2008.
(We hope to pay this off by dec 2012)

15000

             

Annual General Meeting


The annual general meeting was held on November 19, 2009.

The office bearers elected were

Chairman John Armour
Secretary Kristy Elliott
Treasurer tba
Vice Chairman/Publicity Officer – Brett Davis

for other position see the "Committee" page of this website

The next committee meeting will be held at SCCC Thirroul on Thursday Januaryr 21 2010 from 4.30-6pm.


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