2 March 2018

Newsletter Articles

School Vision

From the Principal

Dear Parents, Carers and Community Members,

Nature Play Space

We are very excited to provide the community with a copy of the planned Nature Play Space which will commence being constructed in the next few weeks. Your P&C is contributing a significant amount of money and time into this project and we appreciate all their fundraising and hard work. You have the opportunity to support the project to ensure that all of the planned components are included. This can be done through the payment of the $20 voluntary ‘Nature Play Levy’ which has been included in our list of Contributions and Charges for 2018. The levy can be paid to the office. We have set a target of $6000. Currently we are half way there so please consider supporting our school by paying the levy as soon as possible. Families who pay all their contributions and charges as well as the voluntary levy will go into the running to win a $100 Coles voucher.

School Board

We received two nominations for the vacant positions on the School Board. Congratulations go to Aimee Ingram who is joining our Board and to Mike Kelly who will continue on as a member.

Cluster Board

On 19th February a combined meeting of School Boards from across the cluster was held. The main item on the agenda was how we can promote the work of the Cluster Board and the benefits of being in a cluster to the wider community. Some of the key positives that the meeting identified included:

• Data shows that the longer children are in the cluster the greater their success.
• Pooling data across the five schools helps identify and address children’s educational, social and emotional needs.
• The cluster supports a consistent approach to teaching and learning from Kindy to Year 12 which helps children transition smoothly from primary to high school.
• The pooled resources and collective wisdom of staff from the five cluster schools are available to support each child’s development and high academic achievement.

One of our 2017 Community survey items indicated that we need to work on making people more aware of the cluster, its strategic plan and priorities. For this reason a copy of the plan is attached.

Feedback

It is great to get positive and constructive feedback on our school. Recently I ran into parents outside of the school who shared how much their children enjoy Madeley because of the welcoming and positive culture that we have here. Our 2017 Community Survey provided a lot of positive and constructive feedback which we use, along with our Student and our Staff Surveys to analyse what we do and make improvements where possible.

Our staff are committed to working with the community to build and strengthen our school. They are always happy to receive constructive feedback. Parents are welcome to arrange a time to meet with staff if they have concerns or suggestions. This can be done by contacting the staff member directly or arranging a meeting time through the office.

Open Night

Many thanks go to the parents and family members who attended our information sessions earlier in the term. Approximately 55% of our students were represented by one or more parent/family members during these meetings. This is slightly less than in previous years with 60% being represented in 2016 and 58% in 2017.

Before and After School

The first bell goes at 8:50am. We ask that students are not left at the school before 8:15am as adequate supervision cannot be provided. Students who arrive early are required to wait outside the Principal’s office until they are released to their classes at around 8:30am. This applies to students even when their parents are with them. Students are not permitted to play ball games, use playground equipment or their personal laptop computers/iPads before school unless directed by their classroom teacher. Students waiting outside the office should be sitting or standing quietly talking with friends or reading a book.

Students are not permitted to remain on the school grounds after the final siren except when they are being directly supervised by their parent. We understand that some parents use this time to socialise but student safety is essential and direct supervision by parents is mandatory. Parents and students are not permitted to enter buildings during this time and must comply with regular school rules.

Bullying

At Madeley Primary School we ascribe to the golden rule ‘Treat others as you would like them to treat you’ which means there is no room for bullying here. We are working to raise awareness of bullying through our involvement in the National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence which will be held on 16th March. Ms Stitfold, Mrs Beccegato and I will be working with students from Year 1 to 6 to create a ‘Sea of Hands’ which will contain positive messages from our students against bullying.

On February 5th I posted information on Connect which invited parents and their children to design a poster with a positive ‘imagine if….’ slogan/sentence which will help promote the anti-bullying message. So far I have received one completed poster from the Nolte family with the positive message “Imagine if everyone had friends and bullies did not exist.” I have included their poster with this newsletter – well done to the Nolte’s for their wonderful work. It would be fantastic to get more posters. Attached to this newsletter are some landscape and portrait templates that you could use. Simply talk with your children about a positive anti-bullying message, include an image or picture and send the final PDF version to the school for publication. An example is also attached.

Up to Date Information

It is really important that parents keep us informed about any changes related to their child. Things like contact details, medical information, court orders etc. should be passed onto us as soon as they change or become available.

NAPLAN Flyer

Included with this newsletter is a flyer about NAPLAN 2018 which our Year 3 and 5 students will be doing online in 2018.

Gallup Poll

The Ashdale Cluster will be gathering information about the hope, engagement and wellbeing of students in Years 5 and 6 this year. The Gallup Student Poll will be used to gather this information. Parents of students in Years 5 and 6 will be provided with information about this poll in the next week or two.

KETAWA

‘Selamat siang’.means ‘good day’ in Indonesian. You will start to see and hear more Indonesian around our school as our Year 3 students commence lessons using the KETAWA program. ‘Ketawa’ means ‘to laugh’ in English. The program provides quality, online activities that classroom teachers will be using to teach Indonesian. Year 3 students will start the program in 2018 with Year 4 students beginning in 2019, Year 5’s in 2020 and Year 6’s in 2021.

Parking

I have requested that the Wanneroo Ranger make frequent visits to our school in order to issue warnings and fines to those who continue to park and drive unsafely around our school. Please remember that parents are not permitted to enter the staff carpark or to park and leave their vehicle in kiss-and-drive bays. If parents have a different family member doing an occasional pick-up of their child then we ask that you tell them the rules about parking. Please use common sense and be patient when dropping off and picking up children as we all want to go home safely at the end of the day.

Healthy Lunchboxes

As the parent of four children I understand the challenges of getting children to eat the food that is packed in their lunchbox. I can tell you from experience that it does not get easier even at secondary school! While it may be quick and simple to supply high sugar and high fat foods to your children (so that they at least eat something) it is not in their best interests to make this a habit. There are a lot of great websites with ideas on healthy things to pack in your child’s lunchbox….

The Department of Health also provides advice on how to help children with problem eating habits on their website.

Nationally Consistent Collection of Data for School Students with Disability

The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability is an annual collection that counts the number of school students receiving an adjustment due to disability and the level of reasonable adjustment they are receiving.

The national data collection counts students who have been identified by a school team as receiving an adjustment to address a disability as defined under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (the DDA). The DDA can be accessed from the ComLaw website at the link below.

We have been asked to provide data about the number and learning needs of children at our school. The name of the school and the name of the students will not be reported. Information about the different types of needs; the programs; resources the school uses to overcome barriers and support children with special needs will be collected.

We believe it is important to contribute to this because it will help Governments and the Department develop better polices that acknowledge the level of resources needed in schools to meet the needs of all students in Western Australia.

If you would like to learn more about the National Consistent Collection of Data for School Students with Disabilities you can visit the website:

Have a great weekend.
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**

Please be advised that Harmony Day has been moved to Tuesday 27th March.

Term Dates 2018

Easter occurs during Term 1.

Schools will be closed on Friday 30th March, Monday 2nd April and Tuesday 3rd April 2018.

Staff Development Days 2018

School closed to students on the following days:

** Staff Development Days may change, parents will be advised through Connect/Newsletter **

Assemblies 2018

Below is a schedule for assemblies in 2018. Please check the Newsletter regularly as these dates sometimes change.

Reminder Voluntary Contributions and Charges 2018

Thank you to the number of families who have paid their voluntary contributions for this year.

The money collected from contributions will supplement funds gained from other sources including State and Commonwealth Government and be used to supplement school expenses. Your contribution extends the schools capacity to add value to your child’s learning experiences.

Overdue Invoices will be sent home Week 8 for any outstanding payments, so if you have missed paying these contributions could you please arrange payment directly to front office or direct debit.

BSB: 633-000
Account number: 141100479
Reference:: Student Name

Families may pay the Voluntary Contributions in instalments. Please discuss this arrangement with our Manager Corporate Services.

Good Luck

Classes

Year 5 & 6 Gallup Student Poll – Australia & New Zealand

The hope, engagement and wellbeing of students is very important to us at Madeley Primary School. For this reason, students in Years 5 & 6 will have the opportunity to participate in the Gallup Student Poll in 2018. The results of the poll will enable us to track the success of our programs over time. The poll is being conducted across the Ashdale Cluster and will give us some useful information about the levels of student hope, engagement and wellbeing within our school and across the Cluster. The poll is a 20-question online survey.

Details of the poll are:

For more information or to opt out please see form below.

2018 WAFC FOOTY WRITING COMPETITION

The WAFC Footy Writing Competition is an ideal way for teachers to help motivate reluctant writers and prepare students for the upcoming NAPLAN tests.

The competition is open to all students from Year 3-6 in Western Australia. Entries close Friday April 13. No late entries will be accepted. Prizes will be awarded to the winners and their schools for each year level.

HOW TO ENTER

• Write your original narrative of 1,000 words or less.
• Complete the entry form.
• Stories may be submitted in hard copy to postal address or electronically to email address.

FORMAT OF ENTRY

• Your entry must include the entry form.
• DO NOT PUT YOUR NAME ON YOUR WRITING (just on the entry form) as judges will be supplied anonymous entries.
• Use a standard font eg. Times New Roman, 12 point, double spaced.

Please see attached form for more information.

GLA1 and GLA2 Tamala Park Excursion

GLA1 & GLA2 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 13th March 2018
• Times: GLA2 please be at school by 8.30am. The bus will leave at 8:40 sharp! We will return by lunch.
• Times: GLA1 will leave at 11:40am and return by 3pm

Sport

Congratulations! Kobe Kelly, Cameron Bahr and Alex Vesperman who have been selected to represent Wanneroo Joondalup Tee Ball club at the 2018 Tee Ball State Championships. They will be competing in a 3 day competition at Langley Park, 3-5th March, against Tee Ball clubs from all over Western Australia. Best of luck for the championships.

Interschool Cricket T20 Blast (Selected Students)

Parents/guardians, please note that staff will be walking the students to and from Kingsway. Should you wish to collect your child from Kingsway please see a teacher on the day.

Reminder

All students need a broad brim hat and water bottle for all outdoor sport and class activities.

Years 4, 5 & 6 Faction Swimming Carnival

We are encouraging all students from Years 4-6 to participate in our Faction Swimming Carnival. Children who are concerned about “racing” can nominate for a novelty (fun) event. It will be compulsory to wear a faction coloured swimming cap ($4 at the uniform shop) when in the pool.

Date: Thursday 29th March
Time: 11:00am - 2:30pm.
Cost: $5.00 for the bus (with seatbelts).
Location: Warwick Senior High School (Lloyd Drive, Warwick).

Students will need to nominate which races they are capable of participating in and have their choices signed off by their parents. The pool is 25m long, we do a deep water start and students can’t stand until the 15m point so students can only enter the 25m races if they have passed swimming Stage 4.

Once the student nominations are returned, (Due by Thursday 15th March) a full programme will be written up dependent on the number of children nominating for races.

This day is about participation and we hope to cater for everyone. There will possibly be divisions and/or heats. If a child nominates for both 25m and 50m races, it will not necessarily mean that they will be in both. Children who can’t compete will be attending as spectators and are still required to pay $5. Children will be transported by bus to and from the event and parents are welcome to attend.

Please complete the slip and return with the accompanying $5.00 to the class teacher by Thursday 15th March.

Mr Jarred Moon
Ms Lousie Mayvis
PE Teachers

School Services

Uniform Shop

The Madeley Primary School Uniform Shop will be Open on Tuesdays from 8:30am until 9:15am (approx.)

School Canteen

We ask that parents/guardians on QuickCliq (online canteen) to update Children’s Teacher and Classroom Details so orders are sent to the correct rooms.

For manual orders please use bags (available from the canteen, 15 for $1) with clear details of your Child’s name, Teacher and classroom.

All the best for an exciting 2018.

Watch out for our specials coming soon.

Regards
Toni and Jillian

School Nurse

Influenza

Influenza, or the ‘flu’ is caused by an influenza virus. It is spread through the air when someone coughs, sneezes or talks. It is also spread by touching something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose, eyes or mouth. Common symptoms include sore throat, cough, fever, headache, chills, tiredness and muscle aches.

People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid. Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication containing aspirin.

Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick. If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you to collect.

The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose.

Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting. For more information, contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic.

Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu?

The National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia's peak body for health advice, recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu.

Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe illness from flu. Children and adults with heart, lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system, are eligible for free flu vaccine through the National Immunisation Program.

Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses. Flu can cause high fever and pneumonia, and make existing medical conditions worse. Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children.

Influenza viruses are always changing. Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year. It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year.

The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups. Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting. For more information visit the link below or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic.

Whooping Cough

Whooping cough (Pertussis) is a bacterial infection. The infection is spread by droplets that are coughed or sneezed out. The illness usually starts with a runny nose and a cough, with long spells of coughing. The person will have many quick coughs in one spell and there will be an average of 25 coughing spells a day. After a spell, young children may ‘whoop’. They may also vomit. The coughing spells will start to subside after several weeks.

If your child has whooping cough or has come in contact with whooping cough, see your doctor. Antibiotics are usually prescribed to treat whooping cough. Check that your child eats and drinks enough while they are sick.

The child should stay away from school until five days after starting treatment, or if not treated, for three weeks from the start of symptoms. Any children under seven who have not been immunised and have been in contact with someone with whooping cough should be kept away from school for 14 days after the contact, or until they have been on antibiotic treatment for at least five days.

For more information on whooping cough, see the fact sheet at Healthy WA – Pertussis or visit the link below.

Immunisation - Is your child attending kindergarten for the first time?

Australia’s peak medical organisation - the National Health and Medical Research Council - recommends that children who have turned 4 years of age should have the following booster immunisations:

• DTPa-IPV vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough) and polio;
• MMR vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella, and;
• All other WA schedule vaccinations recommended.

Your child can have these immunisations from 3 ½ years of age.

If you child has missed out on vaccinations, a doctor or immunisation nurse can provide ‘catch-up’ vaccinations.

Make an appointment with a GP or visit your local (free) immunisation clinic. For further information about immunisation- visit the link below.

Did you know that as parents you can ring the National registry or go to the web site to check out your child’s immunisation status? All you need is your Medicare number. Phone 1800 653 809 or access the web site in the link below or email air@humanservices.gov.au.

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Triple P Positive Parenting helps you:

• raise happy, confident kids
• manage kids’ behaviour so everyone enjoys life more
• set family rules and routines that everyone follows
• get along well with your kids and argue less
• balance work and family without stress

Free Triple P programs within the community, to find available programs please visit website in the link below.

School Health Services

School Health Services are delivered in all public and private primary schools and district high schools across Western Australia. The Community Health Nurses, sometimes known as ‘district nurses’, who deliver the services, are employed by WA Country Health Services or Child and Adolescent Health Service (in metropolitan Perth). Teams of Community Health Nurses are based in over 30 sites across the State, from which they travel to provide services in local primary schools.

All children in Western Australia are offered a health assessment during their first year of primary school. This usually occurs in kindergarten and is provided by the local Community Health Nurse. This is an excellent opportunity to look at the health and development of each child at the beginning of school life. The School Entry Health Assessments start in Term 1 and will continue until Term 4.

Caroline Turich
Clinical Nurse - Community Health Nurse
School Health | CACH | North Zone | Wanneroo South Region
T: (08) 9345 7101

P&C News

P&C Association 2018

The AGM was help on Tuesday 13th February and we are pleased to announce that all of the P&C positions have been filled.

The 2018 P&C office bearers are as follows:

President: Peter Withnell
Vice President: Paul Wright
Secretary: Lauren Frame
Treasurer: Belinda Nolan
Canteen Treasurer: Karen Stobie-Tyack
Canteen Coordinator: Joanne Daniel
Fundraising Officer: Carolyne Cole
Executive Members: Joe Madafferi, Sophy Oatey, Jackie Murray, Joanne Daniel, Tania Leach

Our P&C Association at Madeley Primary School greatly benefits the children by:

Giving parents the opportunity to learn about the schools policies and programs;
Organizing ways in which parents can share in shaping school policies so that they reflect the broad agreement and support of the school community
Brining parents together to share information and views
Assisting the school to build positive attitudes to students and their families
Stimulating community interest and participation in education
Raising funds and providing additional resources and amenities for the benefit of our schools children

The next meeting is the on Wednesday 28th March 2019 (Week 9) at 7:30pm in the staffroom.

Easter on the Green

Please join us at our annual school fete, Easter on the Green, on Friday 23rd March from 5pm to 8pm. There will be inflatables, rides, entertainment, food trucks, stalls and more. For more information please see our flyer below or visit our Facebook page

We are in desperate need for volunteers on the night, it's a huge event and we simply can't run it without parent support. If you or a family member can spare an hour to help please sign up here

The P&C would also like to acknowledge the generous donations from our event supporters.

Gold Supporter - Kenny Yu from SLP Property

Silver Supporter - Wangara Honda

Bronze Supporter - Healthsave Pharmacy Kingsway

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.

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

Camp Australia provides a before and after school care program for students. This is located on the school site.

Times:

Before Care - 7am – 9am
After Care - 2.30pm – 6pm

For further information please contact the contacting the following:

Mobile Phone No: 0413 588 434
Camp Australia:1300 105 343
Fax No: (03) 8610 2044

Please refer to Camp Australia for up to date prices and information regarding any discounts available. Government rebates may also apply.

Registering With Camp Australia

We hope you and your family had a fantastic school holidays! The new school year has arrived and with it plenty of adventures in OSHC.

Have you registered with Camp Australia yet? Even if you do not plan on using the OSHC program at your school there are many benefits for your family.

What Are The Benefits Of Registering?

Some of the benefits to registering with Camp Australia are:

A stress-free back up plan for “just in case”

Flexible access to our programs

Will ensure we have all the information for your kids to ensure they have the best time possible

Pay Less for After School Care

Are You Maximising Your Government Rebates for Outside of School Hours’ Care?

* Out of pocket expenses to be used as a guide only as rebates are based on individual circumstances and are subject to change. For a full listing of program details and fees for the service, please visit our website. If not, you could be paying more than you should. With Child Care Benefit (CCB) and Child Care Rebate (CCR) you could save 50% off the price of after school care.

How Do I Register?

Registration is simple and hassle free! To register visit the link below.

Flexible Booking Options Now Available at Camp Australia

At Camp Australia, we understand how busy life can be, and we heard you when you said you needed more flexibility to help with the ups and downs of everyday life. To support parents, we have introduced new Flexible Booking Options which allow parents more flexibility and choice over bookings.

School Holiday Fun

Community News

Please see NOTICE BOARD for more local clubs.

The Commissioner for Children and Young People

The Commissioner for Children and Young People Colin Pettit recently released the findings from his consultation with 1,812 WA primary and secondary school students on the factors that influence their engagement in school and learning.

The Commissioner will be holding free seminars for parents/guardians. The seminars will provide valuable insight and practical information that can be used to help improve education outcomes for all students.

Prendiville Catholic College Performing Arts Centre, 11 Prendiville Ave, Ocean Reef.

Judith Cottier Theatre, Perth College, 31 Lawley Crescent, Mt Lawley.

While these seminars are free, bookings are essential and can be made through the above links.

Further information on the engagement in education consultation is available through the Commissioner’s website. Please contact our office if you would like further details.

Ground Floor, 1 Alvan St, SUBIACO WA 6008
T: (08) 6213 2297 │ F: (08) 6213 2220

Warwick Senior High School

YEAR 5 & 6 PARENT INFORMATION EVENING

All parents are welcome to attend this information evening on Monday March 19, 2018 in the Performing Arts Centre. A tour of the school will be held at 6:30 pm with the Information Evening commencing at 7:00pm.

Please RSVP for the Parent Information Evening and to book tours via school administration reception by Monday March 12, 2018. We look forward to meeting you.

2018 School Open Day – Friday March 16.

Tours commence at 9.00am and 2.00pm. Meet in the Administration Office

Specialist Program and School Based Program Trials – Tuesday May 22

Please park in the car park at the front of the school (Erindale Road entrance).

For further information or enrolment packages Telephone:6240 4400
Email: warwick.shs.enquiries@education.wa.edu.au
Facebook: @WarwickSeniorHighSchool

Belridge Secondary College

CRICKET - YEAR 7 ENROLMENT FOR 2019 SCHOOL YEAR

CHOOSE CRICKET AS A FULL TIME SUBJECT

CRICKET SKILLS TESTING DAY – FRIDAY 6 APRIL 2018
(Applications close Wednesday 4 April 2018)

Background

Students from metropolitan and country areas enrol full time in a comprehensive cricket program from Years 7-12. There are four Department of Education and WACA approved schools in the metropolitan area enrolling Year 7 cricketers next year.

Please direct any enquiries to Scott Ogilvie, Cricket Coordinator on 9408 8000 or email scott.ogilvie@education.wa.edu.au.

Kingsway Junior Football Club

Welcome to the Kingsway Junior Football Club – online registrations now open

We are a proud club that relies on a great team to make the Kingsway Rockets Junior Football club such a great success. This team includes players, coaches, volunteers, administration, parents and spectators.
2018 Registrations are now open for;
Auskick – Pre-Primary to Year 2
Modifed Rules – Year 3 to 6
Open Rules – Year 7 to 12
Junior Girls competition – Year 3 to 9
Integrated program – players aged 11-16 living with a disability.

Kingsway Olympic Soccer Club

2018 Season Registrations are now open and filling rapidly!

Kingsway Olympic is seeking to become the premier soccer club with the best facilities in the Northern Corridor.

Offering coaching by accredited/qualified persons in a friendly, competitive and caring environment.(all relevant personnel have appropriate working with children clearances). Opportunities to participate in specialised coaching clinics. Competitive fees which include a comprehensive MACRON playing kit.

School Sport WA Basketball

2018 Interstate School Sport Basketball Team

Come and try out to join us on the tour to Darwin NT 2018
Boys and Girls born in 2006 and 2007

Wednesday 21st of March 2018

1. North Tryouts – Registration 0900 / Try out Training 0930 till 1130
2. South Tryouts – Registration 1200 / Try out Training 1230 till 1430

Venue: Warwick Stadium

ALL REGISTRATIONS TO BE DONE ONLINE - Nominations close on the 13/3/2018

WHITFORD HOCKEY CLUB

We have settled into our new state-of-the-art premises at Warwick Hockey Centre and have had an awesome first season utilising our purpose built clubrooms, turf and grass fields. In 2018 we are looking forward to welcoming back our 2017 families but also new families to our club for the winter season.

Don’t miss the opportunity to call Whitford Hockey Club your hockey club and to join the Whitford Family. Come down to registration day to join the team!

Hin2H, Juniors and Seniors - ALL WELCOME!

Ashdale Netball Club

Netball Registrations/ Training Day

We are a small club that plays and trains at the WDNA netball courts just off Kingsway rd.

Open for boys and girls aged 7 (must be in year 2) to 18 & over

Training will commence on Thursday the 22nd February 2018 at the following times:

4 – 5pm for 7 to 10 year olds on CRT 1 & 2
5 - 6pm for 11 to 15 year olds on CRT 1 & 2
6 – 7 pm for 18+ on CRT 2

We will meet on court 1 which is located on the far west side of the netball courts next to the cricket building

Please Contact Keryn Webb for further Information on
Mob: 0411 198 450 or email: kerynhillman@hotmail.com

2018 SCHOOL SPORT WA – TOUCH

We are sending you this letter as:

• You were talent identified at your local affiliate or school.
• You were talent identified at the 2018 Junior State Titles.
• You have registered an interest in State touch.

You now have the opportunity to attend Selection Trials for the State Team to represent WA at the 12 & Under and 15 & Under Nationals in Hobart, Tasmania from 20th – 27th October.

12 & Under AND 15 & Under State Team Selection Trials

When : Saturday 7th April - George Burnett Reserve, Manning Road, Karawara.
Time: Registration from 8.30am.
Trials: 9.00 – 12.00pm. Please bring water and lunch plus a snack.
Cost: $20

(this covers touch equipment, first aid, insurance, administration fees)

Nomination forms are online - follow interstate, touch and nomination form.

State Squad chosen from this trial, both 12s and 15s. Announced on SSWA website. Monday 9th April
Training leading up to camp : Monday 30th April 4.30 – 5.45pm
Venue : George Burnett Reserve, Manning Road, Karawara.
Live-In Camp Woodman’s Point Recreation Camp, O’Kane Court, Munster, Saturday 5th May 8:30 – Sunday 6th May 3:00pm