not coping

@Sans911 @Snowie (and everyone)
do you guys know how to write a letter to a supervisor?
ill give you more context of course

thanks @Snowie

So for task 2 of my assignment I was told I was a hired employee within a company (doesn't have a name etc) and I was to create a one page flyer for a fake bbq breakfast suited to what they wanted (so only allowed one font type, had to be a specific font size, border and had to insert a pic along with the details they provided to go onto the flyer. I was provided the date, time and where its being held but no other details.
For task 3, I have to 'write an email to my supervisior asking what foods would be at the bbq and whether there would be vegetarian and gluten free options'
I don't really know how to set it up, theres no name of the supervisior, company name or anything. just that I have to write an email to whoever the supervisor is asking about what food and options that would be available.
how would I make that sound professional and up to tafe standards?

It has to quite formal @outlander

Usually you would put something along the lines of

To: Mr Susan Smith
Re: Mr Joseph Banks Employee No 12345
Reduction in hours

Dear Ms Smith

Blah blah blah blah

If you are using Microsoft Word there might be an example @outlander

@Sans911
if theres no names for the surpervisor am I suppose to make one up for just use sir/madam or some other formal wording?

so weird they are asking for a formal email asking if there will be gluten free options 🤦‍♀️

Does this sound ok?
@Snowie @Sans911

Dear (Sir/Madam?) or (Supervisors Name)
RE: BBQ Breakfast

After completing the BBQ Breakfast flyer, some questions arose as to what may be provided at the breakfast. Could you provide some more information about what foods may be provided and if there will be any vegetarian or gluten free options?

Yours Sincerely
(My Name)
(signed off this way as the style guide they provided says to sign off any documents/emails this way)