6 April 2018

Newsletter Articles

School Vision

From the Principal

Dear Parents, Carers and Community Members,

School Board Meeting

Last week the School Board held its first meeting for 2018. We welcomed to the Board Aimee Ingram and Lainie Beccegato who are new members. We also welcomed back to the Board Mike Kelly. Some of the activities of the Board at this meeting included endorsing the school budget for 2018 and reviewing the Annual Report for 2017. We also looked at the draft Positive Behaviour Education Policy currently being put together. Minutes of the meeting will be made available soon. Members of the School Board in 2018 include:

Paul Thomas - Parent (Chair)
Paul Wright – Parent (P&C Representative)
Nicole Forrest – Parent
Mark Paulton – Parent
Mike Kelly – Parent
Aimee Ingram – Parent
Sally Price – Staff (Teacher)
Karin Villemin-Bolt – Staff (Education Assistant)
Lainie Beccegato – Staff (Deputy Principal)
Stephen Bevan – Staff (Principal)

National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence

Our school’s Golden Rule ‘treat others as you would like them to treat you’ was again promoted at our special assembly on 16th March. At Madeley Primary School we teach students that violence is never the answer to resolving conflict at school regardless of what is said or done or who initiates the conflict. We teach our students to make strong decisions and to rely on their thinking and not their feelings when they are involved in a conflict. Instances of bullying are dealt with through counselling of everyone involved so that they can each see the part they played in either making the situation better or worse. This is not an easy process and takes time in order to bring about real and sustained changes in behaviour. The National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence is an important reminder to everyone that we need to stand against bullying in all its forms.

GRIP Conference

Our student leadership team attended the 2018 GRIP Conference on 20th March. This was an important event as it helped our leaders to better understand leadership in a school context. Students interacted with 2000 other students from across our state. Topics that were covered included:

• Leaders are transformers
• Leading like a strawberry and not like a watermelon
• Developing ideas that transform
• Contributing positive change

Easter on the Green

Our annual Easter on the Green was bigger and better than ever before. Many thanks go to the P&C, staff, students and community members who worked to make the event such a success. Special thanks needs to go to Carolyn Cole who was the main coordinator of Easter on the Green again this year. The event raised over $10 000 which will be used to strengthen the teaching and learning opportunities offered to our students. Well done everyone!!

Social Media

It is important that parents do not use social media pages that are created by year level/class groups to discuss concerns or issues about operations of the school. Social media is never a forum for resolving issues so we strongly recommend that you talk with your child’s teacher or see a member of Admin if you have a problem.

Contacting Teachers by Email

Parents are welcome to contact staff using their Department email address. However, urgent information should be communicated via the school office as teachers are not always able to check email accounts during school hours (as they are teaching). Office staff will pass on important information when it is received.

NAPLAN Online

Our Year 3 and 5 students will be completing NAPLAN online for the first time in 2018. We have participated in a trial in order to ensure that the online testing runs smoothly. Parents of students in Year 3 and 5 have already received a flyer outlining the assessment process. For more information you can check out the NAPLAN website or contact Danielle Stitfold (Deputy Principal)

Reporting to Parents

In Term 2 Madeley Primary School will commence sending home student reports using Connect and email. Benefits of this include:

• timely delivery of reports
• administrative savings in the printing and collation of reports
• an ability to easily provide copies of reports to each parent or guardian according to family circumstances
• parents being able to retain a digital record of student achievement
• Playgroup

Our popular Play and Learn Program will be replaced by a Community Playgroup in 2018 for children aged 0 – 5 years. A trial of the playgroup will commence next term and everyone should have received a flyer about this. If you need more information please contact Mrs Beccegato (Deputy Principal).

Sustainability Day

Next Monday 9th April is Sustainability Day at Madeley Primary School. To participate, students in Years 1 to 6 need to bring $10 by this Friday. Some of the exciting activities include:

• A traditional 'Welcome to Country - Smoking ceremony'
• Two Captain Clean Up shows
• Educated By Nature workshop
• Worm Farming workshop
• Indigenous sustainability activities
• Bees Wax Sandwich wraps
• Recycles art making
• Wanneroo Waste Warriors
• Clean Up Australia Bushland Conservation Workshop

This is a day that should not be missed so please ensure your child has paid their $10 so they can participate in all the exciting fun and learning!!

ANZAC Day Assembly

Our ANZAC Day assembly will take place on Thursday 12th April commencing at 8.50am. Parents are welcome to attend this important event.

Demountable Removable

The Department of Education will be removing DLA1 during the school holidays as it is no longer required.

Nature Play

The new nature playground will be constructed over the school holiday period. We are very excited by this activity and look forward to all the exciting play that this space will create for our students. Parents are reminded that they can contribute to the cost of the project by paying the voluntary contribution outlined in the 2018 Voluntary Contributions notification.

Holiday School Watch

Next week is the last week of term. We ask that parents keep an eye on our school over the holiday period and report any suspicious behaviour to Education Security 92644632 or Police on 131444. Security will usually respond promptly to reports from parents or community members.

School Holiday Safety

At our last school mini-assembly I talked to students about some concerning behaviour which was witnessed by one of our staff after school. Students were seen riding/scooting dangerously on roads, and to make matters worse they were not wearing helmets. We ask that parents take time to talk with their child about road safety especially as the school holidays are just around the corner. At the assembly I reminded students to stay safe in the community by being aware of their surroundings, wearing their helmets when riding and fastening their seatbelts in cars.

Happy Holidays

On behalf of the staff at Madeley I wish all of our students and their families a happy and safe holiday period. School commences back on 30th April, see you all then!

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**

Up & Coming Events

Term Dates 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.

P&C Meetings

Meeting Schedule 2018 held in Staff Room

Playgroup Trial

Madeley Primary School and Playgroup WA invites you and the community to attend our Playgroup Trial.

To register you interest in attending, please contact Lainie Beccegato on 9302 3611 or at Lainie.Beccegato@education.wa.edu.au

Kindergarten 2019

How to Lodge Your Expression of Interest for Kindergarten 2019

Children are eligible for Kindergarten 2019 if their birthday is between 1st July 2014 – 30th June 2015

An Expression of Interest pack can be collected from the Administration Office. The closing date for application for Kindergarten is 20th July 2018.

Enrolment Documentation—To enrol your child you will need to provide the following:

• Birth Certificate
• Australian Immunisation Record
• Proof of Residence at Address
• Immigration Department Visa (if applicable)
• Family Court Documents (if applicable)

Parents / Guardians will be notified in writing of the outcome of the application by mid August 2018.

Class Information

Year 6 ASC STEM and Specialist ICT Applications Open

Interested students must complete the ICT Specialist Program Expression of Interest form along with a General Enrolment Expression of Interest form. Some students may be invited to attend an informal interview. Students are required to bring along a project, portfolio, or photo journal of past work to the sharing session. This can be something they have worked on as an individual or as part of a group at primary school.

Entry into this program is based on merit. All students will sit an online test focusing on Numeracy and general ability. Students will also be required to submit a project (including a design brief) to show their capability in their chosen Institute.

Both enrolment forms are to be submitted to the Administration Office by close of business Friday 13th April 2018.

Step 1: Fill out ICT Specialist Program Expression of Interest
Step 2: Fill out General Enrolment Expression of Interest
Project and Design Document to be submitted on the Testing Day – Monday 7th May (time TBA once enrolment has been received)
Step 3: Submit Design Document with your Project
Step 4: If applicable attend informal interview (you will be advised after project submission if required)

Pathways

Year 6 Willetton Senior High School Specialised Basketball Program

Western Australia’s highest ranked basketball school is currently accepting applications for their 2019 student intake.

The Specialist Basketball Program inspires talented young West Australians to develop their skills, leadership, character and passion for excellence, both on and off the court. Our students learn the fundamentals of basketball in a high performance environment, as well as life-skills and values such as respect, leadership, time management, teamwork, discipline, mental toughness and sportsmanship.

The Willetton Senior High School Specialist Basketball Studies Program has been instrumental in developing many talented young athletes who have gone on to elite careers.

For further information please visit the website:

Application for Year 7, 2019 close Friday May 11th
Application for Years 8 - 11, 2019 close Friday June 8th

GLA1 & GLA2 Tamala Park Excursion

GLA1 & GLA2 headed to Tamala Park Waste Management Park on Tuesday 13th March. The students were treated to a tour around the tip and see where all the waste from around Perth ends up. It was fascinating!

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

This excursion consolidated their learning of Sustainability and Waste Wise strategies in our Geography studies.

Science

Synergy Solar Car Challenge

During Term 1, some Year 5 and Year 6 students have been designing and building a solar powered car under the guidance of Mr Keunen.

On Wednesday 28th March, 4 of these students, Spanden and Olivia (Yr 6); Mia and Malachi (Yr 5) took their new skills to Warwick Senior High School to take part in the Northern suburbs “Synergy Solar Car Challenge”.

On arrival they were provided with the materials and 1 hour to build and test their solar car on a race track set up on the school oval. Fortunately the sun was shining! They had to create their electric circuit, consider gear ratios before connecting the motor and gears and determine the best angle for their solar panels to have the greatest effect. Supervising teachers were not allowed to help in any way.

Then the racing began. Unfortunately, our Madeley students did not get into the finals which will be held at Optus Stadium later in the year. They did, though, have a great time, developed their scientific understanding of electric circuits, renewable energy sources and use, using gears for best performance and ate plenty of popcorn!

Well done Spanden, Olivia, Mia and Malachi and thankyou to all the other students and staff who helped them in the weeks leading up to the challenge.

Mrs Jones
Science Teacher

Sport

Reminder

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

Yr4-6 Swimming Carnival

Well done to all students who competed in the Yr4-6 swimming carnival on Thursday 29th March. We had great weather and some fantastic races. Thank you to my parent helpers and all the staff for your effort on the day. Thank you to the spectators for cheering on the competitors.

The results were:

1st Cyclone 225 pts
2nd Lightning 217 pts
3rd Thunder 127 pts
4th Storm 107 pts

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 Banking

What's School Banking?

The School Banking program provides a fun, interactive and engaging way for young Australians to learn about money and develop good saving habits.

Run nationally since 1931 through participating primary schools, School Banking encourages children to regularly deposit money into their Youthsaver account and earn silver Dollarmites tokens, which can then be redeemed for an exciting reward through our School Banking Rewards Program.

Get your child started

Madeley Primary School participates in School Banking, all you’ll need to do is open a Youthsaver account for your child or they can use their existing one. If they require a Dollarmites deposit wallet for their existing Youthsaver account, please call CommBank 13 2221 anytime or visit your nearest branch.

The Youthsaver account is a savings account that has no monthly account fees and offers a competitive bonus interest rate when you make at least one deposit and no withdrawals in a calendar month on balances up to $50,000.

This year the school banking will be held on

Wednesday morning in the Library from 8.30 – 8.50am. Please enter the Library through the side entrance – playground side.

Trish Johnson and Robyn Walton have volunteered to be banking Co-ordinators this year. If you have any queries, please contact them or come and see them on Wednesday morning in the Library.

School Canteen

Online 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.

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 healthywa.wa.gov.au/immunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic.

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:

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, 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

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.

School holiday appointment to complete the School Entry Health Assessment

• Tuesday 17th April: Hudson Park Primary School Girrawheen, 23 Arnos Way, Girrawheen WA 6064
• Wednesday 18th April: Carnaby Rise Primary School Landsdale, Pomodoro Ave, Landsdale WA 6065
• Thursday 19th April: Hudson Park Primary School Girrawheen, 23 Arnos Way, Girrawheen WA 6064
• Friday 20th April: Carnaby Rise Primary School Landsdale, Pomodoro Ave, Landsdale WA 6065
• Thursday 26th April: Roseworth Child and Parent Centre, 1 Stoke Ct, Girrawheen WA 6064
• Friday 20th April: Roseworth Child and Parent Centre, 1 Stoke Ct, Girrawheen WA 6064

Please call 9400 9500 for an appointment. This service will be offered between the hours of 9.00am and 3.00pm and appointments will be approximately 20 minutes duration.

For more information please see leaflet

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 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

If anyone is interested in joining the P&C, or just want to hear what it’s all about please feel free to come to one of our future meetings listed below.

Easter on the Green

The P&C would like to thank everyone involved in Easter on the Green this year, $10,000 was raised for the school! We had an incredible amount of help from parents as well as support from local businesses. We would particularly like to thank Kenny Yu from SLP Real Estate, Wangara Honda and Healthsave Pharmacy Kingsway.

We had some fantastic entertainment on the night, outstanding vocals from one of our former students, Jordan Rabbone; death defying aerial stunts from CA Flyers in Wangara; amazing dance performances from Hype Dance Academy; and guest appearances from the Easter Bunny and Cookie Monster!

We would also like to thank our teachers who organized class stalls this year, they do this in their own time and we really appreciate it.

And thank you to everyone who attended the event and participated in the activities, you helped us raise an incredible amount of money. We look forward to seeing you again next year!

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

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

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

Community News

Please see NOTICE BOARD for more local clubs located at the end of the newsletter.

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

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

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

School principal does not need to sign this 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 (Dep.on squad numbers)

Please see leaflet for more information

Further queries: Debbie Quan( Tour Leader) 0452120502
Debbie.Quan@education.wa.edu.au

2018 INTERSTATE GIRLS FOOTBALL U12’S

Nominations are now being taken for Girls 11 or 12 years of age to trial for the WA State Schoolgirls Football (Soccer) team. Successful players will Travel to Sydney in September for the national titles.

Trials will be held North of the River at Woodvale SHS on the 5th May, 19th, May, 2nd June and South of the River at Aubin Grove Recreation Centre on the 12th May, 26th May and the 9th June. Starting at 4pm, players need to attend at least one trial and Country players are welcome.

If there are any constraints with distance, times, etc, please contact Scott Halpin on scott.halpin@education.wa.edu.au to arrange an alternate time or venue.

Players are encouraged to attend as many trials as possible however, players will not be disadvantaged if they are unable to attend all trials.

Please see leaflet for more information

2018 SCHOOL SPORT WA – Hockey

Hockey Championship Newcastle- 2018

Girls and Boys born in 2006 and 2007

2018 Interstate School Sport Hockey Team

Come and try out to join us on the tour to Newcastle NSW 11 – 17 August 2018.

Venue - all trials Melville Hockey Club Turf Morris Buzzacott Reserve, 51 Williamson Rd, Kardinya

Girls Trials

Boys Trials

ALL REGISTRATIONS TO BE DONE ONLINE - Nominations close on the 20/4/2018

Please see leaflet for more information

NICK CORRIGAN SOCCER HOLIDAY CLINIC

Location: Prendiville Catholic College, Constellation Drive, Ocean Reef

Dates: Monday 16th April – Friday 27th April

Full daya 8am – 3pm $40
Half days morning or afternoon $20

Book before 11th April receive $5 discount

Book online or contact Nick on
Mobile: 0409 118 228
Office: 9304 8111
Email: nick1965@bigpond.com

SMALL BUSINESS ESSENTIALS WORKSHOPS

The Girrawheen Hub is hosting a series of Small Business Essentials Workshops over April to June 2018. These workshops will be presented by the Small Business Development Corporation.

Have you got your FREE tickets yet?

The first workshop is coming up in just a couple of weeks on Thursday 12 April // 5:30 – 7:30pm. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot now through Eventbrite:

SCHOOL SPORT WA - NETBALL

NETBALL TOUR DARWIN – FRI 14TH SEP – SAT 21ST SEP 2018 GIRLS BORN IN 2006 AND 2007

Come and try out to join us on the tour to Darwin NT, 2018. 12 & under State Team Selection Trials

Dates : Sunday 17th June (all nominations) & Monday 18th June 2018 (for selected athletes)
Venue : State Netball Centre, Selby St, Jolimont.
Times : North of the River registration 8:30am, 9:00 on court, South of the River registration 1:00pm, 1:30 on court
Cost : $20 (This covers netball equipment, first aid, insurance and administration fees)
Nomination forms are online – www.schoolsportwa.com.au, follow INTERSTATE NETBALL, nomination form. School Principal does not need to sign this form.
State Squad : an elimination process will follow each trial. Following two training sessions a squad will be announced 29th June.
Training dates & Venue: Training will take place each Wednesday 4:30- 6:00 pm and Sundays 8:30 – 10:00am.

Parent Information session for selected squad will take place 1st July.

For further information contact :

Marion Burt (Tour Leader/Manager) 0412804345
Marion.burt@education.wa.edu.au

KEYED UP MUSIC – Keyboard & Guitar Lessons

Keyed Up Music will be teaching:

Keyboard lessons on Wednesdays after school times

Guitar on Tuesdays after school times.

Lessons start from $17.55 for a group lesson of 4.

If you are interested please ring Therese on 1300 366 243 or enrol at

GET ACTIVE – Basketball for Juniors

Only $70 Earlybird for 6 classes in Term 2 2018

• Boys & Girls aged 3 - 8 Years
• Skills based intro to Basketball
• Indoor sessions
• Modified equipment
• Ideal for beginners
• Age appropriate programs
• Parent help for 3 - 4 year olds
• BASKETBALL TO KEEP!

Location: Landsdale Primary School, The Broadview, Landsdale
Starts: Saturday 12th May

Enrol by phone: 1300 772 106

Please see leaflet for more information

GET ACTIVE – Tennis for Juniors

Only $70 Earlybird for 6 classes in Term 2 2018

Boys & Girls aged 3 - 8 Years

• Skills based intro to Tennis
• Indoor sessions
• Modified equipment
• Ideal for beginners
• Age appropriate programs
• Parent help for 3 - 4 year olds
• TENNIS RACQUET TO KEEP!

Location: Greenwood College, 79 Coolibah Drive, Greenwood
Starts: Saturday 12th May

Enrol by phone: 1300 772 106

Please see leaflet for more information