In Aboriginal culture, the circle represents our connections to one another.  The seven dots surrounding the circle represent not only people and society, but Rotary's seven areas of focus. Which are - Our Causes

• Promoting peace. Rotary encourages conversations to foster understanding within and across cultures. ...
• Fighting disease. ...
• Providing clean water, sanitation, and hygiene. ...
• Saving mothers and children. ...
• Supporting education. ...
• Growing local economies. ...
• Protecting the environment.

Together, the circle and dots form a "navigation star – our guiding light."  The line underneath represents a basic tool -- a digging stick -- a metaphor for doing hard work.

The colour scheme can be interpreted in several ways.  For example, purple represents polio eradication; green, the environment; and white represents our central mission, peace.

The round medallion badge is specific to Calliope State School Rotakids and is a keep sake forever.

• RotaKids are currently selling tickets to students before school, for some lucky students to be able to name the Polio Koalas. We have 4 Koalas (2 x Prep- 2, 1 x Year 3-4 and 1 x Year 5-6). This is running from Wednesday Week 2 to Friday Week 8 with the selected names being drawn on Week 9 and presented on Week 9 parade. Students select a name for their year level Koala with the name selected going into a barrel. Tickets are 50 cents each. All money raised goes to support the cure of Polio. 
  
• Week 5 - Thursday 18^th May: Fun athletics activities. RotaKids will be running fun athletic activities for all students to participate in during first break on the front oval. We welcome all parents that have their mandatory training to come. 11.15-11.40pm front oval. Please sign in at the office. If you would like to attend, please email Amanda: awhal20@eq.edu.au. 

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