Scotch College

Senior School Swap Shop

Location

7a Morrison Street, Hawthorn.

Contact Information

Swap Shop Telephone: 9810 4402 (shop hours only)

President: Angela Perry, Email
Telephone: 9822 4663 (H)

Hours

In 2009, Swap Shop will be open every Wednesday morning of the school term from 8.00 am until after recess (approximately 11.30 am), as well as the dates below:

Monday April 20	12 noon-3pm and 5pm-6pm
Saturday May 2	9am-12 noon
Monday July 13	5pm-6pm
Monday Oct 5	5pm-6pm
Saturday Oct 10	9am-12 noon

Goods Accepted

The regulation school uniform, including sportswear, running spikes and football boots, Scouts and Sports First Aid uniforms, is accepted for sale on consignment.

Summer shorts are accepted as donation only.

All items offered for sale must be clean and in good condition, and be individually labelled with the name, school number and address of the seller. Clothing for sale may be dropped off at the Swap Shop during opening hours. Please email for other drop-off depots.

Payments

Payments for clothing are credited to your school account upon sale. The Swap Shop takes a one third commission. This money is donated towards many school projects.

If your son is no longer a student please make sure you leave a correct address so a cheque can be mailed to you.

Blazers Available for Hire

School Blazers are available for hire at Swap shop during opening hours. The cost is $15.00 per hire. Boys wanting to hire a blazer can come to the Swap Shop during opening hours.

Other Information

Further current information is advertised in “The Torch”.

Lost Property

Lost Property, located near the tuckshop
is open
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday (1.10pm to 1.25pm)
Friday (8.00am - 8.30am)
Parents welcome.

Where Do Funds From The Swap Shop Go?

Surplus funds from Swap Shop operations support the following areas:

1. Scotch Scouts, in recognition of the formation of Swap Shop by the Scout Auxiliary
2. Small groups with limited fundraising ability
3. Projects which have the potential to benefit a wide range of students (and meet the broader educational goals of students)
4. Equipment in preference to staffing needs
5. Disadvantaged students identified by the Principal, in particular the Indigenous Students Support Fund.
6. Projects and charities already assessed and supported by the school´s broader giving program

Funding requests are directed through the Swap Shop President and are commonly for less than $3000.