11 August 2017

Newsletter Articles

From the Principal

Dear Parents, Carers and Community Members,

NAPLAN Online - Trial of the New Online Assessment Platform

You may have heard that NAPLAN online is being introduced from 2018, with an aim for all schools to be administering NAPLAN online by 2020.

NAPLAN online will provide better assessment, more precise results and faster turnaround of information. Your child’s results will be returned to you faster, within a few weeks rather than a couple of months.

Our school has volunteered to undertake a trial to enable us to assess our technical readiness to implement the new online assessments. This trial gives us a chance to try out the new national online assessment platform in a real-life classroom environment. This trial is called the School Readiness Test (SRT).

Over the next two weeks, all students in Years 3 and 5 will participate in a trial of the assessment platform, by undertaking two online readiness tests that include examples of the new NAPLAN online questions. Each test will take about 45 minutes to complete.

Participating in this trial is important as it will help us ensure we have adequate internet connectivity, and whether students have access to sufficient number of devices for NAPLAN Online testing. During the trial, our teachers will have the opportunity to practice managing the classroom logistics for an online assessment and the new test administration processes.

Feedback from schools participating in the trial will inform transition to the online assessment as well as provide valuable feedback to shape the final development of the NAPLAN online platform and administration processes.

The readiness test has not been constructed to assess curriculum knowledge, but rather to provide students with an opportunity to experience the types of questions that will be included in the new online assessments. As such, reports will not be provided.

Participation in this trial is a key step to ensuring a successful NAPLAN online experience.

Student Safety

Parents are asked to remind their children not to walk/ride/scoot through the school car parks before or after school. We have had some ‘near misses’ reported to us and we want to avoid any of our students being injured. Teachers have also spent time reminding students about staying safe around parked cars and traffic.

School Disco

We look forward to as many students as possible supporting our P&C at tonight’s Disco.

Please check out the P&C Facebook page for details.

Parents are encouraged to come along although we prefer that high school aged children do not attend unless they have a specific job in assisting the P&C on the night.

Staffing Changes

Mrs Fernandes has obtained employment at another school and has been replaced by Mrs Mackie in the Visual Arts room. We thank Mrs Fernandes for her work and wish her all the best for the future.

Parenting Ideas from Michael Grose

Attached to our newsletter is another interesting article by Michael Grose, founder of Parenting Ideas. This article is on ‘Developing Independence when It Feels Positively Risky.’

Have a great weekend everyone
Stephen Bevan
Principal

School Calendar & Important Dates

The School Calendar is updated regularly and can be synched to your phone/computer for easy access. Please check the calendar for dates and further details of activities.

**Please be aware the dates published are a guide and may change**

Changes to Published Events

Jump & Throws moved to Wednesday 23rd August
Assembly Year 1 MLA3 moved to Friday 22nd September
Swimming Carnival new date Friday 24th November

Term Dates 2017

Student Free Days 2017

Absence Notification

It is important that the school is notified of any student absence within 3 days of the absence. Parents / Guardians may notify us by using the Absentee Form which is located on Schoolzine, Madeley Primary School Newsletter Menu Bar.

Example of Newsletter Menu Bar

Lost Property

Students' personal property should be clearly marked with full name.

Please make identification markings as clear as possible and renew when faded.

All lost property is sent to the Lost Property box outside the covered assembly area. At the end of each term, items are displayed for classes and parents to inspect.

Every effort is made to return named items. Unmarked items of school uniform will be placed in the spare clothing pool or given to the Uniform Shop for resale as used clothing.

Other items (non-school uniform) will be delivered to a local clothing charity centre.

Students should not bring valuable items including electronic devices to school for use at playtime. Supervision of such property is difficult and loss or damage may occur.

No Riding on School Grounds & School Car parks

For the safety of students, parents and visitors we ask that scooters, bikes, skateboards are carried or walked to the storage rakes. Whilst on school grounds including school pathways leading to and from car parks and in school car parks. Please do not ride scooters, bikes, skateboards. Thank you.

Sport

Interschool Cross Country

MADELEY PRIMARY CROSS COUNTRY INTERSCHOOL TEAM 2017

Well done and congratulation to those selected students who participated in the Interschool Cross Country on the 4th August, their placing’s at the end of the event were:

Swimming Carnival Term 4

A new date has been confirmed for the Swimming Carnival which will be held on

Friday 24th November 2017, more information

Ms Shannon Kekula
PE Teacher

Science Room

The Science room is after your junk.

If you have any clean, plastic 2 litre juice and/or soft drink bottles or any ice cream containers which you do not need please send them to the Science Room (LLA1).

Much appreciated,

Science Week

Next week is National Science Week. A week where scientific endeavours are celebrated across Australia.

On the 12th and 13th August there will be plenty of sciency things to do at the Perth Convention Centre. Lots of stalls with things to look at and plenty of activities for the children (and young at heart) to participate in.

The theme for Science Week 2017 is Future Earth and, at Madeley Primary School, we are looking at ways to ensure the earth is still here for future generations.

The children will participate in an incursion on Water Conservation, run by the Water Corporation, during their science lesson. These go over 2 weeks from Wednesday 16th August and there is no cost for these incursions.

There will also be conpetitions for the children to participate in. This year, the competitions are based on the phrase REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE. Which do you think is the most important of those 3R’s? There is also the daily puzzles for you to work on at home.

Keep an eye out for the information coming home.

Mrs Jones
Science Teacher

Classes

Whole School Circus Challenge

Circus Challenge is a fun, engaging, and hands-on experience that aims to get students actively involved in physical and creative activities through performance and workshop classes. The Circus Challenge is not a traditional circus in the sense that they do not use clowns, animals and canvas tents. The Circus Challenge education program focuses on physical education, performing arts and team building.

All Year PP to 6 classes will attend a 45 minute show before receiving a workshop either on Tuesday August 15th or Wednesday August 16th Students will attend workshops based on their year level as different year levels will have workshops of varying duration. The year level workshops are an active learning class where students will learn a range of skills in a ‘round robin’ format.

DATE(S):

The show will take place on Tuesday August 15 and year level workshops will take place on Tuesday August 15 and Wednesday August 16.

COST:

PP to Year 2 students (show + 30 minute workshop) $7
Year 3 and 4 students (show + 60 minute workshop) $10
Year 5 and 6 students (show + 90 minute workshop) $15

ITINERARY:

The whole school show will take place on Tuesday August 15th starting at 8.50am. Classroom teachers will let you know when the workshop is scheduled.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

Payment for the workshop will indicate that you give your child permission to attend. Students cannot attend the workshop unless they have paid.

DLA2, DLA3 & GLA1 Tamala Park

DLA2, DLA3 & GLA1 will board a bus and head to Tamala Park Waste Management Park. The students will be treated to a tour around the tip and see where all the waste from around Perth ends up.

Students will also visit the educational centre to learn all about how the tip works and discuss the importance of REDUCE, REUSE & RECYCLE in everyday life.

This excursion will consolidate our learning of Sustainability and Waste Wise strategies in our Geography studies.

Date: Tuesday 5th September 2017.
Times: DLA2 & 3 please be at school by 8.30am. The bus will leave at 8:45 sharp! We will return by 12:00 noon. GLA1 will leave at 12:00 noon and return by 3pm.
Transport: Buswest Bus and Coach.
Cost per student: $4 each to cover the bus.
Bring: Recess (DLA1+2), water bottle, hat & sunscreen or wet weather gear. Comfortable, closed in walking shoes. Full school uniform.

Please return money and permission slips no later than FRIDAY 1st SEPTEMBER.

Year 5 STEM Cluster Expo

Your child has been invited to attend a series of interactive workshops and exhibits at the Ashdale Cluster STEM Expo, on Tuesday 29th August 2017. The Expo provides an opportunity for students in Year 5, to experience hands on activities that build engagement in STEM fields and will feature displays of project work from the primary schools.

The cost of the excursion is FREE and is a full day.

Students will need to be dropped off and picked up from Ashdale Secondary College. There will be a designated ‘Kiss and Ride’ area on Carlingford Drive, adjacent to the Darch Shopping Village. Please see attached map.

Further information:

Tuesday 29th August 2017

• 8:30am Students arrive at ASC and will be supervised at muster point
• 8:45am Roll taken and instructions provided for the day
• 9:00am Workshops/Exhibits
• 10:55am Recess
• 11:30am Workshops/Exhibits
• 1:25pm Lunch
• 2:05pm Workshops/Exhibits.
• 2:55pm Students are to be collected from ASC

What To Bring: school bag, hat, recess/lunch and a water bottle

If you would like your child to attend the Expo, please fill out the CONSENT FORM, STUDENT HEALTH CARE SUMMARY and DIGITAL RELEASE FORM and return to their classroom teacher by Tuesday 15th August 2017.

Year 6 Camp

The Year 6 2017 Camp has been finalised. It will be held from Wednesday11th October until Friday13th October (Week 1, Term 4). We will be attending Kerem Adventure Camp which is located in Bullsbrook. Students will be staying in cabin/dorm type accommodation for two nights.

Some of the activities include:

Team Building Games, Zorb Balls, Colour Run, Archery, Rock Climbing, Low Ropes and Disc Golf.

As Kerem is in Bullsbrook, we are asking parents to arrange for their child to be dropped off at the camp school at 10.00am on the Wednesday and picked up from the venue at 2.00pm on the Friday. If parents are unable to transport their child to and/or from the venue, we ask that you organise another child’s parents to do this for you. If you have difficulty with this please indicate on the Camp Contract (attached).

Kerem Adventure Camp Address: 100 Kirby Rd, Bullsbrook WA

ATTACHED DOCUMENTS TO KEEP:

• Packing list
• Itinerary for the week

ATTACHED DOCUMENTS TO SIGN AND RETURN:

• Camp Contract –
  Parents and students to read and sign (this is also the permission slip for the camp).
  If you are available to transport other people’s children please indicate on the contract.
• Medical Form

Yours sincerely,
Mr Mario Taddei and Mrs Dawn Chester

Year 6 Ashdale Secondary College Transition Day

During Term 3 and Term 4, Ashdale Secondary College will be hosting a Year 6 Transition Program for all students who are with the Cluster or enrolled to attend the College in Year 7 2018.

The 4 day program will start with one day in Term 3 and will have a further 3 days in Term 4.

• Term 3 Tuesday 22nd August
• Term 4 21st, 22nd and 23rd November

STEM

Donations Needed

To support our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) program this year we are asking for donations of the following:

• LEGO / LEGO kits ( clean and in good condition)

If you have any LEGO that you are happy to donate it would be greatly appreciated. Please hand any donations to your classroom teachers.

Poster Competition

This term we held a STEM poster competition. Students were asked to design a poster which represented one of the key roles in STEM

Scientist
Tech Expert
Engineer or
Mathematician

There were many creative and innovative posters which made selecting a winner a very difficult task. I would like to thank all students for their time and effort in creating their posters. The winners of the STEM poster competition are:

Anthea Parelli – Scientist
Kahlia Richardson - Tech Expert
Edie Draman - Engineer
Lissa Jesani - Mathematician

These winning entries will have their poster reproduced and displayed in each classroom across the school. Their posters will also be featured as part of the Madeley STEM Expo display at Ashdale Secondary College in August. Well done girls!

Young Engineer

On Tuesday the 8th August the Year 3 students from GLA3 were fortunate enough to be involved hands on, interactive Lego workshop run by Young Engineers. Our students learnt about forces and how to follow a specific set of instructions. They then built a "chair o plane" in small groups using Lego. Once students had constructed their chair o plane and could show that they could operate it manually, they were then able to use a motor to attempt to control their chair. Students worked together to help each other with the Lego construction and used excellent problem solving and communication skills to overcome any difficulties they may have had. It was a fun and interactive morning!

Jenny Wheeler
STEM Coordinator

Library

Book Week

Book Week is running from 21st August until the 25th August. During this week we will have the Scholastic Book Fair at our school.

On Monday and Tuesday classes will be going through and making a wish list. From Wednesday morning until Friday morning the books will be on sale in the Library.

Friday 26th August will be the dress up parade, where the children come dressed as their favourite book character (remember to pack school uniform for sports practice).

Please come and join us for our dress up parade and Grandparent morning tea on

Friday August 26th, from 8:50am until 10:00am.

Our Book Fair will be a great way to explore new books.

Thank you for all your support, as a percentage of sales helps us to acquire more learning resources!

Hope to see you there.

Thanks
Mrs Miller

Operation Christmas Child

Our school seeks to provide practical ways in which students and their families can demonstrate the Golden Rule "Treat others as you would like them to treat you" which underpins our Behaviour Education program. This year we are supporting Samaritan's Purse - Operation Christmas Child. This activity involves the packing of a shoe box with suitable items for an underprivileged child somewhere in the world.

This site explains how to pack a box. We encourage families to engage in this activity together. All boxes need to be returned to the school by October 13th so that they can be prepared for shipping. The cost of shipping each box is $10.00 which we ask parents to provide with the box if they can.

For more information please check out the Operation Christmas Child website.

Earn & Learn

We’re thrilled to announce that the Woolworths Earn & Learn program is back for 2017. Now anyone can help Madeley Primary School earn amazing equipment by shopping at Woolworths from the 26th July.

With over 10,000 educational resources to choose from, there’s plenty of valuable resources up for grabs we can choose across every category - from Mathematics and English resources to Arts and Crafts, and Science equipment.

School Services

School Canteen

Winter Menu 2017 is now available on line

School Canteen is Open on: Wednesday, Thursday & Friday.

• Go to sign up box and click on “Register”.
• Fill out the section regarding email address and password.
• You will receive an email to your nominated email address with your confirmation order.
• A recess/lunch order bag prints out in the canteen on the morning of the order and the order is prepared.

Note – The days the canteen is not open will be marked on the calendar and you will not be able to place an order.

Benefits of this system are:

• You can order up to 2 weeks ahead.
• The system will save any regular/favourite order to make ordering online even quicker.
• It helps the canteen run more efficiently and also saves you time.

Regards
Toni and Jillian

School Nurse

Head Lice

It is important that parent/guardians check their child/childrens head and, if necessary, treat any lice or eggs. Children must be treated for head lice before they can return to school.

In the interests of the other children at school, it is our policy to contact parents of children who are found to have head lice and request that they be picked up and treated accordingly.

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a common viral illness in infants and children. Symptoms are mild fever, poor appetite and frequently a sore throat. One or 2 days later the fever begins, sores develop in the mouth. The sores begin as small red spots that blister and then often become ulcers. The skin rash develops over 1-2 days with flat or raised red spots, some with blisters. The rash does not itch and is usually located on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. HFMD occurs mainly in children under 10 years of age, but adults may also be at risk. It is not the same disease as animal foot and mouth disease.

• Transmission: Airborne or droplet infection, or direct contact with the fluid in the blisters or contaminated nose or throat secretions. Faecal-oral route.
• Incubation: Usually 3 to 7 days.
• Infectious period: While blisters are present. Faeces remain infectious for several weeks. HFMD is not transmitted to or from pets or other animals.
• Exclusion: Exclude until all blisters have healed (dried).
• Treatment: No specific treatment is available for this infection. Paracetamol may be used for fever and discomfort. The virus may be present in the stool for several weeks after the blisters have resolved. Thorough hand washing is recommended for a minimum of 15 seconds after toileting or changing nappies, to reduce risk of transmission.

If your child is displaying any of the above symptoms it may be worth visiting your local doctor for advice.

Whooping Cough (Pertussis)

The school has been notified of a case of Whooping Cough (Pertussis). This is not a serious case but as a matter of course please note the fact sheet. If your child has not been immunized please note the information in the symptoms section.

Children who have been immunised have a reduced risk but it is still important to monitor your child.

More information can be found on Department of Health:

Triple P Programs

Triple P Programs are scheduled at different venues and times throughout the WA school terms. Programs fill quickly and bookings are essential.

All programs are free of charge and for families with children aged 3-8 years old.

METROPOLITAN PROGRAMS ONLY (programs may be subject to change)

Please check the Newsletter ‘Notice Board’ for up and coming METROPOLITAN events.

FREE PARENTING SEMINARS at Madeley Primary School

Positive Parenting Program SEMINAR SERIES & DISCUSION GROUP Term 4, 2017

A well-researched and evidence-based parenting program is being offered to parents/carers at Madeley PS in Term 4 2017. Research has demonstrated the acceptability of the Triple P strategies across cultures.

Parents/carers are invited to attend free parenting seminars to learn practical, positive and effective ways to:

• strengthen bonds with their children;
• encourage children’s social and language skills;
• develop children’s emotional self-regulation, independence and problem solving ability;
• manage common behavioural concerns.

Parents of children aged between 3 and 8 years are welcome to attend. Parents may choose to attend one, two or all four of the following seminars and/or discussion group:

When:

Seminar Series:

Thursday 12th Oct 9am – 10:30am Seminar One: The Power of Positive Parenting
Thursday 19th Oct 9am – 10:30am Seminar Two: Raising Confident Competent Children
Thursday 26th Oct 9am – 10:30am Seminar Three: Raising Resilient Children

Discussion Group:

Wednesday 25th Oct 9am – 11am Discussion Group: Dealing with Disobedience

Venue: Madeley Primary School (please sign in at Administration Office)
Cost: Free – however bookings are essential.

For more information, or to register to attend any or all of these free parenting seminars please:

Complete the slip below and return to Madeley PS Administration Office by Friday 22 September.

Caroline Turich | Community Health Nurse
T: (08) 9345 7101

Saverplus

YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO JOIN A SAVINGS PROGRAM THAT MATCHES EVERY

DOLLAR YOU SAVE, UP TO $500.

As you may be aware, the Department of Education supports parents to provide financially for their children and refers families to community and government organisations that can offer additional support to families. Saver Plus, Australia's largest matched savings program, is one such program and assists people to save for education expenses by matching their savings dollar for dollar up to $500.

Saver Plus was developed by the Brotherhood of St Laurence and the ANZ Bank in2002 and is delivered by The Smith Family and the Brotherhood of St Laurence in Western Australia. More than 32 000 people across Australia have participated in the program, saving over $17.3 million.

The Department wishes to offer eligible parents the opportunity to participate in SaverPlus.

What this means for you

Saver Plus is a free ten month program that provides financial education, budgeting and savings tips, and matches your savings up to $500 for education costs. Saver Plus can help you:

• build your skills around managing money;
• become a regular saver; and
• reach a savings goal.

Once you finish the program, ANZ will match your savings dollar for dollar, up to $500.

You can use your matched savings for education-related costs, such as, computers, laptops, and tablets, school uniforms, text books, sports fees and equipment, school excursions and more. For more information please see documents attached.

P&C News

Nature Play

The P&C are excited to contribute $20, 000 over the next 2 years towards the Madeley Primary School Nature Play Area.

At our next meeting the P&C will be discussing and planning the funding to honour this commitment. New and existing members are welcome to join our meeting (13th September, 7.30 pm in the staff room).

The P&C would also like to acknowledge how important our members and school teachers have been in making this possible.

DISCO

We look forward to seeing all the students tonight for the school disco. Thank you to the wonderful parents who have offered to help, we have a full volunteer roster and the kids are all super excited. A quick reminder of the details:

TIMES: 6 - 7.15 (K-Y2) then 7.30 - 9 (Y3-6)
TICKETS: $6 at the door, please bring correct change
ON SALE: Chips, lollies, drinks, glows
WHERE: Undercover area

P&C Dates

The next P&C meeting will be held on Wednesday 2nd August at 7:30pm in the staffroom P&C meeting dates for 2017 are:

13th September
25th October
6th December

Please check the Facebook page for confirmation of meeting dates.

Entertainment Books

Entertainment books are still available - please click on the link below or you can visit the school office for an order form. It is available in printed or digital format for $70 - $14 of this is donated to the P&C. The digital version will be available for immediate upload to your phone, the printed version will be sent to your child's class.

Facebook

Did you know that the Madeley P&C has a Facebook group? Please look us up at “Madeley P&C” to join and keep up to date with the latest P&C information.

The Fathering Project

Fathering Project- Madeley Champion Dads

The Fathering Project’s Schools’ Program aims to positively promote the important role of fathers, and father figures, to the entire school community through the formation of our “Madeley Champion Dads Fathering Project’ group.

Save the Date: Sunday September 10th 9am-11am

Our next Dads and Kids Only event will be taking place next month on Sunday the 10th September (week after Fathers Day).

There will be more information surrounding this event over the coming days and weeks, with this information coming in the form of our Champion Dads Face Book Page, School Newsletter, Connect and even home from class.

However I can say early on, that this event will be hopefully something many have yet to experience and something that will bring both a great deal of fun, and challenge our Dads and kids.

Due to the nature of this event, spaces will be limited.

For useful weekly tips, we currently have a Facebook Page- "Madeley Champion Dads Fathering Project" and we also encourage people to also like and follow "The Fathering Project" which is the support behind our group.

For more information on the three facilitating organisations, please check out the following links;

Before & After School Care

Camp Australia

For information regarding bookings before and after school care, please visit…

Please refer to website or leaflet for more information

Great Fun in After School Care

Our Out of School Hours’ Care programs are always so much fun! That’s because our programs consist of a range of activities that allow your child to learn something new every single day, such as:

• Indoor and outdoor play time fun – free time play promotes physical wellbeing and an active lifestyle. We find that indoor and outdoor fun also helps your child to unwind outside of school hours
• Creative time – we always allow time for creative outlet activities in the program. We believe that arts and crafts help to extend and encourage your child’s interests, imagination and self-expression
• Manipulative and logical play – we provide the necessary resources to allow your child to learn new things through seeing, feeling, reading and doing, such as playing with building blocks, conducting scientific experiments as well as cooking
• Social and development skills – we help to build your child’s communication and social development skills through group co-operation and community involvement games and activities
• Homework and quiet time – it’s important that we allow your child to have the flexibility to sit and read or do their homework, should they prefer some quiet time outside of school hours

We’d Love to Meet You

We welcome you to visit our program at any time. You’ll also meet the team and will have an opportunity to ask any questions that you may have about the program.

We look forward to seeing you and your family soon.

From the Team at Camp Australia

Community News

Ashdale Secondary College STEM Expo Community Event

Tuesday 29th August, 3.30-5.00pm

Family and community members from the Ashdale Cluster are invited to view fantastic STEM projects created by students from Ashdale Secondary College and Ashdale Cluster primary schools. Come along and see the exciting and engaging work that is happening in our Cluster, in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

Tickets are FREE and can be registered through Eventbrite:

The Ashdale STEM Expo is running for two days and will be visited by over 1,500 primary and secondary students. It will feature an amazing array of STEM workshops and exhibits in:

• Science Experiments • Robots & Drones • Digital Video & Photography • Computer Games • Virtual Reality • Robots & Drones • 3D Printing • Animation • Workshops & Competitions • Arduino Projects • Career Stalls • Maths Games • STEM Guest Speakers.

If you have any queries, please contact ashdale.sc@education.wa.edu.au .

Warwick Senior High School

INFORMATION EVENING
FOR
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS AND PARENTS
(YEARS 4, 5 AND 6)

DATE: WEDNESDAY 16th AUGUST 2017
TIME: 7.00 PM – 8.00 PM
WHERE: WARWICK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, HASS ACTIVITY AREA

We invite you to hear about our outstanding educational and sporting programs, and exciting after school clubs. Great opportunities exist for your child in our school. Don’t miss out.

Call reception on 6240 4400 to register your name to attend.

YEAR 6 SPECIALIST PROGRAM TRIALS & TESTING

2nd TRIALS (For students who have NOT already trialled)

Please contact school administration reception to apply to trial and test for programs. Telephone 6240 4400, Email warwick.shs.enquiries@education.wa.edu.au

Hamilton Senior High School

Hamilton Senior High School is closing permanently at the end of 2017. We are having a closure fair as outlined below. All past and present staff, students and community members are invited to come and be a part of the celebration of “Hami”.

Please pass on the information below to anyone you know that may have been connected with the school.

WAFL Grand Final

The 2017 McDonald’s WAFL Grand Final is coming up on Sunday 24th September. This will be the last ever WAFL Grand Final at Subiaco Oval and we’d really appreciate your support to get as many people at the stadium as possible to be part of history as we say farewell.

This year we’ve halved the price of adult tickets to just $15, and if you’re a member of a WAFL Club, the Fremantle Dockers or the West Coast Eagles you can purchase tickets from just $10.

Kids who are 15 years and under will GO FREE!

Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster:

Attached is a poster, a few different EDM graphics and a 1-sided DL flyer that your school might like to include in a newsletters, and/or print out to stick up around the school.

Below is some additional important information about the WAFL Grand Final…

• Sunday 24th September
• 2:50pm league bounce down
• 133rd WAFL Grand Final
• The historic game will showcase some of the best football Western Australia has to offer
• We’re calling on all football fans to be part of history!
• There will be a footy fan zone, WA Football Legends Parade and a kick-to-kick

Thanks for your support and we look forward to seeing you at the 2017 WAFL Grand Final.

If you require any further information please contact Kate Harrison on (08) 9287 5512