15 March 2019

Newsletter Articles

School Vision

From the Principal

Dear Parents, Carers and Community Members,

Safety in the Early Childhood Area

We ask that all parents who are entering or exiting the Early Childhood area, please ensure you maintain the safety of all of our youngest students by closing the gates after you walk through them. It is of critical importance that the gates are closed at all times and we ask for your consideration of this matter at all times.

School Board

Our School Board is an important group of parents and staff who review and create policy and set directions for the school. This year, we have 4 vacancies on the Board, which we need to fill. I encourage all parents to consider nominating for this important position. A request for nominations has been included with this newsletter. Please think about this opportunity and give me a call if you would like any additional information. Nominations close at 3.00pm on 27th March.

Current School Board members include:

• Paul Thomas – Chairperson
• Paul Wright – P&C Rep
• Nicole Forrest
• Mike Kelly
• Mark Paulton
• Aimee Ingram
• Karin Villemin-Bolt – Staff
• Tony Silvio – Staff
• Louis Mayvis – Staff
• Lainie Beccegato - Principal

Our next Board meeting will be an Open Board Meeting whereby we welcome any interested parents or guardians to attend. The meeting is held in the staff room on Wed 3rd April at 5:30pm. We would love to see you there.

Easter on The Green

We are very excited in anticipation of our upcoming Easter on the Green on Friday 29th March at 5pm. Now of course, these big events don’t happen by themselves and rely heavily on the time volunteered by parents and members of our community. I do know that many more volunteers are needed for the event to run to its fullest potential, so even if you can only spare an hour or two, please sign up to assist as the P & C can’t do it without your help.

National Day of Action Against Bullying

Today is the National Day of Action Against Bullying. All classes across the school have been involved in learning activities to promote this year’s theme: Bullying. No Way! Take Action Every Day. Bullying is a serious social problem and one that we, at Madeley PS, work hard to prevent.

We work to build the social skills of students to behave appropriately at all times, manage conflict in a socially appropriate way and treat others as they would like to be treated. Bullying, by definition, has three main components:

• It involves a power imbalance between the person bullying and the person being bullied,
• It is ongoing and repeated, and
• It is intended to cause harm or distress.

We ask parents to talk with their children about bullying, what it is and its impact on other students. Additionally, we encourage children not to be bystanders to bullying, should they witness it. Bystanders who are passive (take no action) or behave in ways that give silent approval (watching, nodding, walking away) encourage the behaviour to continue. Instead, we empower bystanders to help the person being bullied. They could:

• take them away from the student who is bullying
• encourage them to ask for help e.g. go with them to get help
• include them in your group and introduce them to your friends
• suggest safe places for them to go
• show them how to set their privacy settings on social networking sites and mobile devices.

Bullying. No Way! The website has lots of information for parents to support children if bullying was to happen to their child. Please note that it is of critical importance that if your child is being bullied, you let the class teacher or Administration Team know so we can address the issue and put strategies in place to stop the bullying.

Let’s Take a Stand Together

Education and Training Minister’s Statement on School Violence

The Honourable Sue Ellery, Minister for Education and Training released a policy in February this year. This policy stated that ‘ Every parent rightly expects that when their child is at school they will be safe, nurtured and supported to learn. Similarly, teachers and school staff should feel safe in their workplace.’ She stated that ‘It is clear that we need to work together to address this issue in a united way. Schools alone cannot solve this problem and they need support from families and communities.’ Let’s Take a Stand Together has 10 actions that clearly outline the processes schools must take in order to maintain orderly learning environments for students. This includes suspension for students who attack other students or start fights. Additionally, Principals are to automatically move to exclude any students who physically attack school staff. Policy changes will not apply however to students with a disability who either cannot control their behaviour or do not intend to harm others. These measures seek to unite the school and community to ensure our schools are safe places for learning.

The policy can be found at the link below:

Thank you

We are in the process of finalising our new Business Plan 2019 - 2021. We would like to extend a big thank you to Gemma Wright for taking beautiful photographs of some of our students that will feature in the published format of our new Business Plan. Thank you Gemma for your time and expertise.

We would also like to extend a thank you to Keval Shah Auditing Solutions for kindly conducting our P & C Audit for 2018. Thank you Keval, we really appreciate your time. Keval’s contact details are as follows: Keval Shah CA (CAANZ, ICAEW) Bsc (ECON) Banking & finance | Principal

Shah Auditing Solutions | Audit and Assurance services | Registered Company Auditor| Registered SMSF Auditor|
Contact | P: +61 422 149 123 | E: keval@shahaudit.com.au |

After School Play

A reminder to parents to ensure that you are closely supervising your children, if you stay after school to play on the equipment. As the person who is responsible for the safety of everyone on the school site, I take this responsibility very seriously. The following rules for Madeley PS have been promoted over the last few years and I wish to draw your attention to them to maintain everyone’s safety. These rules are provided below.

1. 1. Children must be under direct (line of sight) supervision of their parent/carer.
2. No ball games are to be played inside the school fence. The oval is available for ball games.
3. Regular school rules and common sense apply during play:
     o   No running on paved areas
     o   No climbing or standing on the top of equipment
     o   Safe and sensible play always
     o   No throwing of sand or moving of sand outside the play area
4. Parents are responsible for monitoring and controlling play to ensure it is safe
5. Under no circumstances are children or adults permitted to re-enter buildings after school. This includes the use of toilets.
6. Behavioural issues that occur as a result of students remaining onsite are the responsibility of the parent/carer.
7. The Kindergarten/Pre-primary play area rules include:
     i.   Students are not permitted to use any portable/loose equipment
     ii.   The nature play space is out of bounds to all students
     iii.   No chasey
     iv.   No running on the pavement
     v.   No water to be taken from the drink fountains
     vi.   No climbing up the slide

I thank you for your adherance to these rules to ensure harmony and safety. All gates but the gate used by Camp Australia are locked at 3.45pm so we ask parents to start making their way off the school site at that time.

Have a great weekend everyone,

Lainie Beccegato
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

Semester 1

Semester 2

Staff Development Days

School closed to students on the following days:

Monday 22nd July 2019
Friday 1st November 2019
Friday 20th December 2019

Assembly

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

Qkr! App

Voluntary Contributions and Charges 2019

As we strive to become a paperless as possible, Madeley Primary is pleased to offer Qkr! by Mastercard for online payments. This initiative has been taken up by all schools within the Ashdale Cluster and means you will be able to pay for your child/ren’s excursion or activity securely and instantly at anytime from anywhere!

Getting started is easy. A step by step guide has been attached to this message and will be available in the ‘Library’ folder for future reference along with help cards.

Although EFTPOS and cash payment facilities will still be available, we encourage you to use this payment method wherever possible.

Marie Lingard
Manager Corporate Service

Parent Information

Emergency Contact (Parent/Carers)

It is important that the school always has up to date contact details of parents, carers and emergency contacts. If you have court orders in place please ensure that the school office has an up to date copy.

Please use the following link to notify the school:

Contact the School: https://madeleyps.schoolzineplus.com/contact
Email: Madeley.ps@education.wa.edu.au

Lost Property

Students' personal property should be clearly marked with a child’s 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. 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.

CONNECT

CONNECT is getting a new look, please see link ‘Connect guide for Parents’.

Connect is a secure online environment developed by the Department of Education for staff, students and parents in public schools. Our school will use Connect to keep you updated with important information. Things like up-coming events, excursions, classroom activities, photos and stories will be sent to you via email or, if you prefer, via a push notification on your phone. Download Connect Now from the Apple App Store or Google Play.

Connect will also give interested teachers a tool to deliver content to the students via an online classroom. This means your children will be able to share with you what they are learning about, submit assignments and discuss issues together online anywhere, anytime. For you, Connect provides easy access to information relevant to your child’s class, attendance and reports.

• Check out the short video clip on Connect at the link below.

MPS Play Group

In 2019 Madeley Playgroup will be held on Friday mornings with an ocean theme full of opportunities for sensory exploration by learning about the sea life and lots of water play. Everyone is welcome to join us, newborn to Pre-Kindy aged children on Friday, from 9am to 10:30am in the Science room LLA1, open to the local community.

Madeley Playgroup is a fantastic opportunity for young children to become familiar with the school and to learn and develop valuable life skills through play. This is created through a variety of activities that promote the development of fine and gross motor skills along with social interaction that supports their transition for school. It is also great for parents to connect and make friends with other families living in the local area.

If you have any questions or would like to become a committee member, please email MadeleyPlaygroup@gmail.com or join our facebook group Madeley Playgroup

Incursions/Excursions

Sustainability Day Tuesday 9th April 2019

Our school is a part of Sustainable Schools WA. This means that we look at ways to reduce our ecological footprint and increase our social handprint.

• Years K-6 students will be participating in a very action-packed Sustainability Day.
• There will be a whole school assembly to start the day and one to close the day.
• Students will then be part of four incursions or activities across the day.
•    - Educated By Nature
     - Worm Farming
     - Calico bag decorating
     - Indigenous Ancient Science
     - Wanneroo Waste Warriors
     - Beeswax Sandwich Wrap Making
     - Recycled Art, Waste Wise Schools
     - Water Wise
     - Nearer To Nature
     - Composting and microscopes
     - Kids Nature Club/Detectives
     - Bunnings newspaper pots
     - Captain Clean Up

• The cost of this incursion is $10 per student.
• We encourage payments via the QKr! App
• Deadline for Payment is Friday 5th April

Free Dress Day

Year 6 Fundraiser-Free Dress Day

This term, we are having a free dress day which will be held on Tuesday 26th of March, which is in week eight this term. So come to school in your free dress clothes but please remember to pay a gold coin donation! The donation can either be paid to the classroom teacher on the day or paid via the Qkr app. The money raised will go towards the year six graduation.

We encourage payments via the Qkr! app – this is a very simple and quick process and it alleviates the need for busy parents to come into the office or send money in with students. Instructions on how to download the App are available in Connect library or alternatively google Qkr and download the app.

Sport

Interschool Cricket

Well done to our 2 girls and 3 boys teams that competed at the T20 Blast competition on Thursday. Our students had a fantastic day and really enjoyed the competition. Special congratulations to our Girls A team who finished 2nd and our Boys B team who won their division.

A big thank you to all my parent helpers – much appreciated.

Mr Moon
PE teacher

Book Club Scholastic

Issue 2 orders are due in on Wednesday 27th March by 12pm.

Thank you for your support from Issue 1. All your orders earnt the school $249 worth of reward points, which the library will put towards buying new resources for the students.

Happy reading!
Mrs AnnMaree Miller

School Services

Uniform Shop

The Madeley Primary School Uniform can be purchased from Wanneroo Uniforms

Address: Unit 1/16 Prindiville Drive, Wangara.
Telephone: (08) 9408 0297
Email: info@wanneroouniforms.com.au
Opening times: Mon – Fri 8am – 5pm, Sat 9am – 12noon

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 see them on Wednesday morning in the Library.

Calling for volunteers – we need your help!

Our students really enjoy participating in the Commonwealth Bank School Banking program and to keep this program running we need your help.

The program requires a volunteer School Banking Co-ordinator to facilitate the banking and distribution of School Banking rewards. This only takes a small amount of your time one day a week and the Commonwealth Bank will provide support in how to run the program. Your help with the program will greatly benefit students as they develop vital saving skills and also help our school with fundraising.

Currently, School Banking day is Wednesday.

If you are interested in volunteering for this great program, please leave your details at the school office or pop in to chat with Trish or Robyn on Wednesday morning in the library.

School Canteen

**VOLUNTARY HELPERS ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED**(after drop off for 1 hour)

Canteen is Open on Wednesday, Thursday & Friday

Please use the appropriate bags which are available from the canteen.

Bags can be purchased from the Canteen

15 bags - $1
1 bag - 10c

If you have any queries or think you have a great menu suggestion, please come and have a chat. Maybe while you flip a pikelet or two.

Take Home Samples and Try before you buy - The Lasagne, Mac Cheese and Nacho dippers can be bought directly from canteen (frozen) to take and try at home. Prices are as advertised on our menu.

To order please Email Jillian Kelberg at Madeleypscanteen@gmail.com to organise collection and payment from the canteen.

Thank you for your continued support.
Jillian
Canteen Manager

School Nurse

Sick Students at school

It is important that parents do not send sick children to school. Some sicknesses are more contagious than others and we do not want any sickness to spread, so please be diligent. Sick children will be sent home where they can rest and recover.

Free Parenting Seminars

Becoming a parent and caring for a baby can be a wonderful experience, but at times, it can be daunting and overwhelming. The Child and Adolescent Community Health Service provides parents with support, health education and guidance about key health and developmental issues. Free Triple P programs are available within the community. To find available programs please visit the website via the link below:

Croup

• Croup is a common infection that causes noisy breathing, a hoarse voice and harsh barking cough.
• You can treat mild croup at home if your child has no breathing problems
• If your child has increasingly noisy breathing, difficulty breathing seek urgent medical help.

Croup is a viral infection that causes inflammation of the windpipe (trachea) and voice box (vocal cords). It typically affects children from 6 months to 3 years of age, although can affect older children up to 8 years of age.

As croup is caused by a virus, it is an infectious disease. You will need to keep your child home from School/ Play n Group/child care and other places where there may be young children.

Children with croup will usually have an illness like a cold first, with a runny nose, cough and may have a slight temperature. As children are small, their airways are already narrow. When the cold virus causes swelling of the wind pipe and voice box, this can result in noisy breathing and a harsh, barking cough. This can happen particularly when the air is cold and after occurs at night time lasting a couple of hours and reappear for the next couple of nights.

• Please contact you GP if you have any concerns

Head Lice

It is imperative that you check your child’s 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.

Impetigo (School Sores)

Impetigo is an infection of the skin caused by bacteria (usually by one of two bacteria called either staphylococcus aureus or group A, b haemolytic streptococcus). These bacteria can live on the skin, in the throat or nose, or on other parts of the body without causing a problem but sometimes they start to cause an infection such as impetigo. Impetigo can occur on healthy skin but it often happens when the skin has already been damaged by a scratch, bite or a disease affecting the skin such as eczema or chicken pox. Impetigo is very easily spread.

The sores can be anywhere on the body, but are often on the face near the mouth and nose, or on the arms and legs. Impetigo may starts with a blister or a group of blisters. The blister bursts leaving a patch of red, wet skin which weeps. The spot usually becomes coated with a tan or yellowish crust, making it look like it has been covered with honey. There can be small spots around the first spots, spreading outwards. Impetigo is usually itchy. The sore takes about one to three days to develop after contact with fluid or crusts from a sore. There is often superficial peeling on the edge.

Transmission: Direct contact with skin lesions
Incubation: Usually 4 to 10 days.
Infectious period: As long as there is discharge from untreated lesions
Exclusion: Exclude for 24 hours after antibiotic treatment is commenced. Lesions on exposed skin surfaces should be covered with a waterproof dressing
Treatment: Antibiotic treatment is available – refer to a doctor

Dental Therapy Centre - Pearsall

The Government of Western Australia North Metropolitan Health Service, Dental Health Services has assigned:

Pearsall Dental Therapy Centre,

Pearsall Primary School,
Willespie Drive,
Pearsall WA 6065.
Tel: 08 9405 3405.

What care is provided?

The care includes routine dental examinations or check-ups, oral health advice, extractions, fillings, X-rays and fissure sealants. Specialist dental services such as oral surgery and orthodontics are not provided, and patients will be referred for these services.

Who is eligible?

Dental Therapy Centres provide free general and emergency dental care to eligible students who:

• are aged 5 to 16 or until the end of year 11, whichever comes first
• attend a school recognised by the Western Australian Department of Education

Students attending TAFE are not eligible for the School Dental Service.

How and when do I get care?

Eligible children attending a school in Western Australia are provided with a School Dental Service enrolment form. Please complete the form and return it to the issuing Dental Therapy Centre. If you have not received an enrolment form, please contact Pearsall Dental Therapy Centre 08 9405 3405

School Holidays

The Pearsall Dental Therapy Centre will be closed on the school holidays from Friday 19th April and will not reopen until Monday 29th April.

For emergencies during clinic hours please contact

WED - 24th April - 9405 3178
FRI - 26th April - 9342 4217

Should an emergency arise after clinic hours or on a public holiday please contact the emergency service on 1800 098 818

For more information please see link:

P&C News

Easter on the Green

Easter on the Green is back! To find out about all the latest updates please like our Facebook page

Run by the P&C, this annual event can only be a success with volunteers from the school and community. Please help where you can. If you or a family member are able to assist, please sign up via the link:

Thanks to everyone who has volunteered and made donations so far, this is going to be a great night!

Deadline for:

Colouring Competition is Friday 22nd March 9am
Unlimited Rides is Friday 22nd March 9am

Thank you

A special thank you to Tracey Andrioff and family for donating fridge/freezer thermometer to the canteen.

P&C Association

The P&C is still in need of a Treasurer, the role involves:

• clerical work - such as writing out cheques, banking money and writing up the cash book;
• financial management - assisting the P&C to establish a budget, monitoring the budget, controlling outstanding debts, and understanding and using the information contained in financial reports; and
• accounting - producing financial reports and assisting the Honorary Auditor in carrying out an audit of P&C accounts.

Please contact the P&C either by email (lauren.frame@live.com.au), Facebook or in person if you would like more information or are able to assist.

P&C Meeting Dates

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. They are held in the staffroom.

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

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

How Do I Register?

Registration is free, simple and hassle free! visit www.campaustralia.com.au.

Join in the fun at our OSHC program, your first session is FREE!*

We are excited to announce that your child can now come and try their first day of Outside School Hours Care for FREE! This is a great chance for families and children to see what our Camp Australia program is like.

First Day Free is available to all new parents who register an account with us from Monday 4th March until the end of Term 1, 2019. Don’t forget to use your session as First Day Free is only valid in Term 1, 2019.

Holiday Program

Bookings are now open for our school holiday programs.

Join us for an exploration through all things nature. We’ve got a roster full of brand-new activities like The Jungle Bake Off – where we’ll engineer and build a solar-powered oven and bake healthy cookies in it. There’s Enter the Jungle Lab – where we’ll create our own soap and bath bombs (with a surprise twist at the end)! Plus, we have lots more activities, excursions and fun planned for the holidays.

To book now: Visit the link below or Call: 1300 105 343 - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We look forward to seeing you and your family at Jungle Jam.

Community News

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

Please click on Links to open Information

Ashdale Secondary College

Year 7 – 2020 Netball and Soccer Academy

Application into the Soccer or Netball Academies is via a trial.

Trials for both academies are held at the same time/place , children deemed successful in the first round of trials will be invited to attend the second trial at Ashdale Secondary College.

1st round of trials at local Primary Schools on 28 June 2019:

Madeley PS: 9:30am - 10:30am
Ashdale PS: 10:45 - 11:45am
Landsdale PS: 12:00 - 1:00pm
Carnaby Rise PS: 1:15 - 2:15pm

Invitation to 2nd trial on 5 July 2019

Venue: Ashdale SC
Time: 2:00 - 3:00pm (Parents to collect children from the College at 3pm)

Please contact the College if you have any questions: ashdale.sc@education.wa.edu.au

Wanneroo Secondary College’s

SCHOOL IN ACTION TOUR

Tour 9.00 - 9.45am, Morning Tea and Questions 9.45 - 10.15am

Tuesday 26th March for WPS, Pearsall & Out of Area
Thursday 28th March for Springhill, Hocking & EWPS

SPECIALIST PROGRAM INFORMATION EVENING

Tuesday 2nd April 2019

Meet our Principal, Associate Principals and teams of Specialist & High Performance teachers

• Dance Studio 5.00pm Specialist Performing Arts Program (Dance, Drama & Music)
• Tuart Building 5.30pm General Enrolment Information and Principal’s address, 6.00pm Specialist Australian Rules Football

Woodvale Secondary College Specialist Programs

APPLY NOW FOR YEAR 7 2020

Basketball, Music and Football (Soccer) will allow your child to excel in their passion at the same time as accessing a high quality education in one of Perth’s highly regarded Independent Public Schools.

APPROVED SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN BASKETBALL

• For male and female students with above average basketball ability and a strong interest in basketball
• The course focus is on improving individual and team skills.

APPROVED SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN MUSIC

• Performance based instrumental, ensemble, jazz and classroom courses for continuing and beginning students.
• A variety of instruments on offer.

APPROVED SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN FOOTBALL (SOCCER)

• Students with above average football ability and strong interest in football.
• The course focus is on improving individual and team skills.

Applications and more information available on the College website via the link below.
08 9309 0808

Rugby Roos

Registrations open now at rugbyroos.com

RugbyRoos, ages 5-12, is a great way for kids to learn and practice the skills of rugby in a fun and social environment! Term 1 5 week program.

Wanneroo RC - Madeley

Starts Wednesday 6 March | 5pm - 6pm

For other locations and how to register please see leaflet

WA Police Force Expo

You have the chance to experience the most exciting, high-tech and specialised elements of policing at a free family event at the WA Police Academy, Joondalup, on Saturday 23 March from 11am - 4pm. WA Police Academy 81 Lakeside Drive, Joondalup.

See our parade ground become centre stage for Public Order Response training, High-Risk Vehicle Stops and Recruit Parade demonstrations. Talk to our officers including forensics specialists, mounted and canine sections, and Emergency Operations Unit as they host their own displays. Check out our specialist equipment including the police helicopter, the Bearcat and the Bomb Response Unit robot in action.

Trinity College Scholarships and Bursaries for 2020

Applications are invited for Trinity College Scholarships and Bursaries for 2020. To find out more and to access the application forms, please visit the Trinity College website below:

Applications close at 4:00pm on Friday, 15 March 2019.

Examination date is Saturday, 30 March 2019 (Academic only).

Please return completed application forms to the Registrar at registrar@trinity.wa.edu.au.

Creative Kids Art Club

April Holiday Workshops

Come join us for fun and creative workshops! Our April holiday program will run from Mon 14 to Fri 26 April 2019. To book or find out more please visit our website:

List of Community Groups/Clubs

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