23 October 2020

Newsletter Articles

School Vision

From the Principal

Dear parents and caregivers,

Welcome back to the final term for 2020. There are lots of positive learning experiences and activities planned for this term including: Madeley Cup, Remembrance Day, student leadership speeches and selection, camps and excursions, Madeley’s Got Talent, end of year reports and Year 6 graduation. We look forward to a fun and productive final term for the year.

Parking and safety around the school

A reminder to all parents that parking is not permitted for grassed areas around the school. Additionally, please ensure that you travel slowly around the school zone, keeping a careful eye for any students. We are all committed to the safety of all of our students at Madeley PS.

Playgrounds

As a school we have additional responsibilities to ensure the safety of our students. I would like to remind all parents that students and/or siblings are not permitted to play on the playground after school. Whilst there may not currently be any COVID community transmission, we still have a Department of Education requirement to have our classrooms and playgrounds cleaned daily and implement strategies to minimize risk to our school community. Whilst we warmly welcome parents and families into our school grounds and we love having this ‘normality’ back in place, we still ask that parents physically distance themselves from one another and drop/collect their children promptly.

Structure of the school day for 2021 and beyond

Due to the new Teacher’s Agreement, primary teachers receive an additional 30min of preparation (DOTT) time per week in 2021 and beyond. This requires a complete restructure of the school times in order to meet these requirements, along with adherence to policy and industrial agreements relating to the number of instructional hours per day.

Our consultation process has included meetings with staff along with discussions with the School Board, P & C and a short survey to parents.

After careful consideration of how to make the most of students learning time when they are more alert and fresh. We will implement the following changes for 2021:

• The school day for 2021 will now start at 8:35am daily and conclude on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 2:50pm. Wednesdays will still conclude at 2:30pm. These times align closely with other cluster schools including Ashdale PS.
• Additionally, research indicates that bullying and aggression increase after 30min of break times. Therefore, like many schools, we have moved to reduce the lunch period by 10min and add this to the recess period, to enable two 30 minute sessions of break times per day. We will have a 10 min dedicated eating time at the beginning of each break.
• To make the most of morning instruction time when students are focused and fresh, we will now extend the morning learning time to 3 learning periods (rather than 2) before recess, two between recess and lunch and only one period (rather than 2) after lunch when students are tired. This will be reviewed on an ongoing nature throughout the first year, and we will make any necessary adjustments, where necessary.

This will mean a longer morning session than we currently have. All teachers will allow and encourage students to have ‘Crunch n Sip’ time during the morning session. In addition, if students would like to have dry, savoury crackers such as rice crackers or Jatz type crackers, we will allow this for ‘Crunch n Sip’ also, whilst we get accustomed to the longer morning session. Where necessary, teachers will ensure students have a few minutes in the morning session to have a brain break, stretch/exercise or whatever is required to refocus the students.

Planning for 2021

We are starting the process of planning classes and classroom structures for next year. If your child will be leaving Madeley Primary by the end of 2020, please advise the school office or your child’s classroom teacher as soon as possible.

Student enrolments determine what our staffing allocation will be, so we need to be as accurate in our planning, as possible. During Term 4 we will begin arranging classes for 2021. Considerations for how classes are formed include:

• Classes are structured based on enrolment numbers per year level and recommended class sizes. Classes are then constructed to maintain a gender balance and an even distribution of student needs/abilities in each class.
• We aim to maintain at least one friendship for each child, where possible.
• Composite classes are an inevitability over which we have no control. Students are not disadvantaged by such arrangements. The same class selection approach is taken in these classes as all others. We do try our best to avoid repeated years in composite classes, if possible.

The process we use:

1. A draft class structure is created based on student enrolment numbers.
2. Staff meet to discuss and allocate students to draft classes, consideration is given to:
   a. Student academic needs
   b. Student behavioral needs
   c. Student social needs
   d. Gender balance
   e. Previous placement in composite class
   f. Parent requests, based on specific educational need
3. Admin review draft classes and meet with staff to clarify, modify, confirm classes.
4. Staff meet to discuss final placements (this may involve multiple meetings)
5. Classes will be displayed for parents on Connect. This is posted at around 3:30pm on Friday 29th Jan 2021 as there is a strong chance that enrolments will change when the office reopens and a restructure of classes could take place.

If there are any matters you would like the school leadership to consider, that are based on specific educational reasons, we ask that you submit them to me in writing Danielle.Stitfold@education.wa.edu.au before the end of Week 5 – Friday, 13th November. Please note that we do not take requests for particular teachers nor for classroom makeup (ie split classes). Requests received after this time will not be considered.

I would like to assure all families that we go to great lengths to structure classes to meet the needs of every student. This is a complex process that is given a great deal of time and effort.

Open Night

I would like to thank all of the staff for their efforts and dedication in developing fantastic, interactive learning journeys for their students to take their families on. Additionally, I would like to thank all parents and family members who attended the evening, with over 78% of parents in attendance, it was a great success. Feedback I received was incredibly positive with many parents commenting on how much they enjoy the opportunity to have this journey of learning with their child/ren.

Parent Survey 2019

At the end of last term, parents were invited to complete a survey designed to identify parent perception and feedback regarding a range of school operations and programs. These questions are mostly from a national school opinion survey along with some questions designed specifically for our cluster. We appreciate the effort of the 105 parents who completed the survey. This was slightly less respondents to last year and represented approximately 30% of the families who have students attending our school.

The survey is compulsory for schools to implement every 3 years, however, we choose to run the survey each year as we value the feedback to assist us to continually improve our practice. As an Administration and a staff, we have analysed this feedback and it will be analysed further with the School Board. Much of the feedback was very positive, which fills us with great pride. The constructive feedback is greatly appreciated and will be used when planning for improvement.

A 5 score rating scale is used in the survey to identify opinions. Scores above 3 are considered to be largely positive.

Some of the results we received for specific statements included:

The survey also provided information about what parents considered to be the most effective means of communication currently used by the school. The rating scale for this ranged from 1 = highly ineffective to 5 = highly effective.

Comments were largely very positive with communication, school maintenance/presentation, the caring nature of staff and the feeling of community with staff on the gates were the overwhelming majority of our positive comments.

In terms of comments about ways to improve, most remarks were about teacher to parent communication, student behaviour and the positive behaviour Education Policy.

Most of the survey results have improved from last year, which we are incredibly pleased about. We will be discussing the results at today’s School Development Day. We will identify areas that we will need to strengthen as a result of the survey feedback and put strategies in place to improve this. We thank all respondents for their time and support.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Lainie Beccegato
Principal

School Calendar & Important Dates

The School Calendar is updated regularly and can be synced 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 note that Events and Dates may change due to the Department of Education COVID-19 Policy.

2020 Term Dates

2021 Term Dates

Students start the school year on Monday 1 February 2021 and end the school year on Thursday 16 December 2021.

2021 School Development Days

As a cluster of schools, we like to align our School Development Days to enable our schools to work together as well as to make life easier for the families that have children also attending Ashdale Secondary College. The following dates are set for 2021:

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:

Email Madeley.ps@education.wa.edu.au

It is the parents’ responsibility to advise the school of any updates to medical plans held and provide medication if required.

Madeley’s Got Talent

2020 Madeley’s Got Talent

Sign up!

• Monday 26th October, Tuesday 27th October or Thursday 29th October @ recess time in the AAA.

Information

• You will need to tell us:
  - Your name (and all group members’ names)
  - Your class (e.g. BLA1)
  - Length of your act or music (e.g. 2 minutes)
  - A description of your act (e.g. Playing the piano)
  - Do you require music or any other equipment (e.g. I need 2 chairs and a music stand)

Music & Equipment

• If you require music for your act, it is your responsibility to bring this to me before your audition day, or make sure it is accessible music on YouTube. (This is to ensure your music is ready for the audition)
• If you require equipment from home, then please bring this to your audition. (You do not need to wear your outfit/ costume for the audition)
• Any equipment or instruments located in the music room can be used for your audition.

Audition Day!

• Friday, 6th November.
• You will be given an audition time before the day and will need to come to the music room for your audition time. If you miss your audition because you forgot, you will not be given another time. It is your responsibility!
• Please ensure you bring along anything you need for the audition.
• No friends will be allowed to watch the auditions. Auditions will be conducted in front of the Arts Captains and Mr Bradstreet only.

Madeley’s Got Talent Day!

• MGT will be on Wednesday 9th December, from 1.10 – 2.30pm.

Any questions please come and see me. Parents can email me as per my email below.

Mark Bradstreet
Teacher - Music Specialist
mark.bradstreet@education.wa.edu.au

School Photo

Our school photo day is coming

Order now to avoid missing out!

For the duration of COVID-19, please be aware that Kapture photographers are following all recommended health guidelines and safe practices. Photographers will use verbal queues and instructions in an effort to uphold a high standard of student presentation. Students may be instructed by photographers to use single use sterile combs, use wet wipes or tissues, to fix collars, buttons and stray hairs - without physically touching students.

In addition to the above, the class group photo format has been modified whereby a full length ‘character’ pose will be taken of each student in a white studio. The photo is a fun shot with the view to students showing their personality – ‘strike a pose’. These poses will then be combined with all students in the class to form the class group photo of 2020. An example of a character class group and a character pose can be seen as purchase options when ordering your photos online.

Ordering:

• The recommended method of ordering your photos is online through Kapture Website as payment is secure and can be tracked and easily verified.

Link: www.kapture.com.au
School Code: XSLQGP

• You also have the option to order Family (sibling) photo package online, however please note the Family (sibling) orders will close midday sharp at least one business day before photo day. We suggest you place your online sibling order as soon as you receive your order envelope with your order instructions. Please note there is a physical limit in the school schedule to how many sibling photos can be taken. Once the maximum capacity of sibling orders has been reached, no more sibling orders can be placed.
• Kapture will not accept any late orders for Sibling Photos at the school. However, parents are welcome to visit their studio at the Malaga Office, please contact enquiries@kapture.com.au
• If your child is in a Specialist Group eg. Student Leaders, Year 6 Graduation, photos can be ordered online.

Payment Method:

• The recommended and preferred method of ordering and paying for photos is online through Kapture’s website as your payment is secure and can be easily verified at any time. If you pay online, there is no need to return the order envelope to school.
• Alternatively, you can pay by cash and return the provided envelope to the school on the photography day.
• Please note the photographers cannot open sealed envelopes and cannot provide change.
• Late payment envelopes cannot be accepted by the school office or by Kapture. You can place an order online for class or individual photographs at any time for the remainder of the current school year however a $20 fee will apply if you order more than 10 days after photo day.

Kapture Office 9240 1714 Email enquiries@kapture.com.au

Dates:

Monday 26th October 2020
Tuesday 27th October 2020

Uniform:

Students need to be wearing their Madeley Primary School Polo shirt or Year 6 Graduation shirt or School dress (no sport or factions shirts)

Should there be any reason why your child should not be included in the ‘Class Photo’, please advise Ms Lingard, Manager Corporate Services on 9306 6900.

Mayor’s Christmas Appeal

Smiling Mind

Parents, just a reminder regarding the mindfulness program Smiling Mind:

Smiling mind is modern meditation for everyone. It is a unique web and app-based program developed by psychologists and educators to help bring balance to people's lives. Just as we eat well and stay fit to keep our body healthy, meditation is about mental health and looking after the mind. Smiling Mind exists to help build mental health and wellbeing, using positive and innovative tools that are accessible to all.

The smiling mind app is free for everyone at the link below :

We encourage all our families to download and use this fantastic program. Smiling mind is modern meditation for everyone. It is a unique web and app-based program developed by psychologists and educators to help bring balance to people's lives.

Triple P – Free Parenting Seminars

Most parents have times when they find their children’s behaviour challenging.

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program is one of the world’s most effective parenting programs. Developed by clinical psychologist Professor Matt Sanders and his colleagues at the University of Queensland, Triple P has been tested with thousands of families through ongoing research over more than 30 years.

Triple P is designed to give parents the skills they need to raise confident, healthy children and to build stronger family relationships. Research has shown it works across cultures, socio-economic groups and in many different family structures.

Triple P doesn’t tell people how to parent. Rather, it offers simple and practical strategies that parents can adapt to suit their own values, beliefs and needs. The benefits can be dramatic and long-lasting.

All parents of children aged 3-12 years are invited to attend free Triple P seminars on offer at Madely Primary School this term. Parents can attend one or both seminars, which will be facilitated by school psychologist Marianne Fletcher.

Please see the attached registration form if you are interested in attending.

SPORT

Faction Carnival

It’s Lightning for the win

Congratulations everyone on an amazing day!

Faction Cross Country

Congratulations to all the students who participated in the cross country. The cross country is a challenging event so well done on completing the course. Thank you to all the staff for their help and the parents who attended to cheer on their children.

The results were:

It’s a trifecta! Storm win for the 3rd year in a row at Cross Country.

Interschool Cross Country

Well done to our interschool cross country team who competed against 6 other schools today. All our students did a fantastic job at completing the tough course. We finished 4th overall and we won the Meritorious Shield which is based on our overall score and our school numbers. Great effort Madeley!

School Garden

Do you have an interest in growing vegetables? Or would you like to learn?

The Madeley School Garden is always growing something interesting and welcomes volunteers to lend a hand, share some knowledge and encourage our hard working sustainability students. We try to garden as organically as possible with no chemicals or insect sprays, we practice seed saving and are starting a rotational garden bed system. As with all garden projects it's always a work in progress and it rewards the students (and helpers) with produce to sell at our school markets and something to take home in-between.

We meet on Thursday mornings from 8.30am till around 10am, hope to see you there!

P&C News

P&C Meeting Dates

We are very excited that we will be having our next P&C Meeting on Wednesday 28th October at 7.30pm in the staff room. We are very much looking forward to seeing you all soon.

P&C Vacancies

All office bearer roles are up for re-election within the P & C next year, if anyone would like to nominate for any of the office bearer roles please contact Gemma Wright on gemmawright@iinet.net.au or Peter Withnell - peterwithnell@hotmail.com or come along to our next meeting to complete a nomination. Office bearer role descriptions are included below and these roles will be formally voted on at the last meeting of the year – Wednesday 25th November, 7:30pm.

Office Bearer Role Descriptions 2021

President: provides leadership and ensures an efficient and well run P&C.

Responsibilities Include:

• Chairs all general and executive committee meetings of the association.
• Acts as a spokesperson for the association
• Reports to Parents and Citizens Association meetings about the activities of the P&C
• Supervises the functions of other office bearers
• Ensures adequate and efficient communication exists between the members of the association and the members of the school board
• Encouraging parents to participate.
• Ensuring fair discussion by providing everyone with the opportunity to contribute
• Liaising with the principal, and ensuring activities are sanctioned
• Working with the Treasurer to ensure financial accountability

Vice President: steps into the role of the President should they be unavailable and undertakes tasks to reduce the workload of the President.

Responsibilities Include:

• Be familiar with the operation of the P&C
• Be acquainted with the duties of President
• Understand meeting rules and procedures
• Being supportive and attending meetings.

Secretary: maintains the Association’s records (NOT the financial records).

Responsibilities Include:

• Post notice of meetings
• Assist Chairperson in drawing up agenda
• Record minutes
• Deal with correspondence
• Maintain a register of members
• Be a signatory to the bank accounts
• Observe constitutional formalities
• Updating membership register after each general meeting
• Clearing mail and keeping the President informed on all issues
• Ensuring close communication and cooperation between the parent association, office staff, school staff and parents
• Monitoring the P&C email account and referring enquiries as required.

Treasurer: is accountable for, and reports on, the finances of the P&C

Responsibilities Include:

Keeping accurate financial records of all receipts and expenditures

• Issuing receipts for all monies received, and paying accounts as authorised
• Banking all money regularly
• Presenting a financial report at each general meeting
• Arranging an externally audited financial report for the Annual General Meeting
• Reconciling deposits and cheque books with monthly bank statements.

Canteen Treasurer: ensure that the financial system of the canteen and legal obligations to employed staff are maintained, monitored and updated.

Responsibilities Include:

Wages:
- Employee Industrial Award to be monitored and upheld
- Wages are to be paid to the canteen supervisor Friday weekly
- Income tax to be calculated and Activity Statement to be completed quarterly March, June, September and December.
- Superannuation to be calculated and paid at the end of each month
- All transactions to be copied and kept with payment of accounts
- Provisions for Superannuation, Long Service Leave and Equipment Post notice of meetings

Canteen Co-ordinator: responsible for acting as a liaison between the canteen manager and staff and the P&C to provide updates and provide guidance where required

Responsibilities Include:

• Creating a menu which embraces healthy food guidelines (the traffic light system)
• Ensuring the menu pricing structure is fair and reasonable within guidelines of both the P&C and Madeley Primary School
• Cleaning checks
• Ordering stock & purchasing ingredients and or food supplies
• Coordinating volunteers for days when the canteen is open
• Rotating the menu for seasonal requirements such as winter and summer
• Being a central point of contact for the Canteen
• Escalating any concerns/ issues with the P&C President

Executive Committee: providing quorums for all general meetings to assist with motions being passed and voted upon. This group also may form in-between meetings to discuss urgent topics that are required between the 2 meetings per term.

Responsibilities Include:

• Ensures decisions of the P&C meetings are acted upon.

Fundraising Officer: assists the P&C Committee in coordinating fundraising events for the Madeley Primary School P&C

Responsibilities Include:

• Maintaining and publicising the events calendar
• Coordinating volunteers to assist delivery of activities
• Providing leadership to event coordinators
• Discussing fundraising options and opportunities at P&C general meetings
• Presenting budgetary requirements for events requiring financial outlay for P&C committee approval

Communications Officer: positively manages and proactively promotes P&C events at Madeley Primary School P&C to build its reputation within our community.

Responsibilities Include:

• Managing the Madeley P&C Facebook page
• Looks at ways to provide publicity to the P&C through social media.
• Provides updates of P&C meetings and events

Thank you!

We would like to thank the 2020 P&C office bearers:

President: Peter Withnell
Vice President: Paul Wright
Secretary: Gemma Wright
Treasurer: Giao Valenti
Canteen Treasurer: Karen Stobie-Tyack
Executive Committee: Joseph Madafferi & Adam Marinich
Canteen Coordinator: VACANT
Fundraising Officer: VACANT
Communications Officer: VACANT

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

• Giving parents the opportunity to learn about the school’s 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 school’s children

Entertainment Book

TRY the new Entertainment Digital Membership Today!

Simply go to:

Download the App and get started Today!

Your purchase of an Entertainment Membership contributes to our School. Help us achieve our goal by sharing this link with your friends and family. Thanks for your support!

Contact: Tania Leach
Phone Number: 0466378925
Email: tanialeach@bigpond.com

P&C 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.

School Canteen

The School Canteen can only accept ‘Online Orders’, all orders must be placed before 8am, an order confirmation email will be sent to the account holder. (The school canteen will not be accepting cash payments at this time).

Quickcliq – How it works for Parents

Get started

1. Log in to QuickCliq.
2. Click “ADD STUDENT”. Ensure you complete all of your child’s details before clicking “NEXT”.
3. Click “ADD CREDIT” to add credit to your account.
4. Click “MEAL ORDER” to add a meal order.

To place a Meal Order

1. Select a Child.
2. Select a Date.
3. Select Meals you would like to order for your child and add them to cart.
4. Confirm the Order and click "PAY & PLACE ORDER". Once you have confirmed and paid for the order, you will receive a confirmation email from QuickCliq.

Thank you for your patience.
The Canteen Team
Madeleypscanteen@gmail.com

School Banking

Every Wednesday in the Library 8.30am – 8.45am

Get involved in the School Banking program

Madeley Primary is excited to offer the Commonwealth Bank School Banking program to all students. We do request that parents/students still observe the social distancing requirements whilst attending the school library.

School Banking is a fun, interactive and engaging way for young Australians to learn about money and develop good savings habits. Children who deposit money into their Youthsaver account through School Banking earn Dollarmites tokens, which they can save up and redeem for exciting rewards.

The rewards available during 2020 are:

• Terry Denton’s Activity Book
• Mini Soccer Ball (size 2)
• Treetop Stationary Set
• Treetop Handball
• Tomato Seed Kit
• Magic Mist Drink Bottle
• Emoji Wallet
• Snakes & Ladders Game

School Banking is also a great fundraiser for our school. Our school receives a Regular Savers Contribution of $5 for every 10 deposits processed per student as well as an Annual Contribution which is based on the number of students who made at least one School Banking deposit in the prior year.

Getting involved in School Banking is easy!

All you need to get involved in the School Banking program is a Commonwealth Bank Youthsaver account. You can open an account for your child in one of two ways:

1. Online

Visit at the link below and click on the link to open a Youthsaver account.

2. In branch

Visit a Commonwealth Bank branch with identification for yourself and your child, like a driver’s licence and birth certificate.

If your child has an existing Commonwealth Bank Youthsaver account they can start banking straight away. They just need to bring their deposit in every week on School Banking day using their Dollarmites deposit wallet.

School Banking day is Wednesday. Each week you need to see Trish and Robyn in the Library. The first session this year will be the 19th of February.

If you would like to know more about School Banking, please ask for a 2020 School Banking program information pack from the school office or visit at the link below.

Trish and Robyn
School Banking Co-ordinators

School Chaplain

Welcome back to Term 4!

I hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing holiday and that you have all come back ready for an exciting and busy term!

I would like to take this moment to remind you that your children love jokes or funny stories. Not only does this help build your relationship with them but it also helps ease the tension and stresses of everyday life.

So this term I challenge you to tell your children “dad jokes” on the weekends and encourage them to share it with their friends, also to leave funny notes in the lunch boxes so that they have a laugh in the middle of their day.

Stephanie Hund
YouthCARE School Chaplain
Madaley Primary School | Friday | 9306 6900

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.

Triple P – Positive Parenting Program

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Better Health Program

Be fitter, healthier and happier! Better Health Program

The Better Health Program is a free 10-week healthy lifestyle program for 7-13 year old children who are above a healthy weight, and their families.

The program is available face-to-face or online in selected areas throughout Australia.

Is your child….

• Aged 7-13 years old?
• Above a healthy weight?
• In need of support to improve eating and activity habits?

Get in touch to find out if the program is available near you!

Caroline Turich | Clinical Nurse | School Health | Community Health

CACH |North Zone| Wanneroo South Region
Mirrabooka Community Health

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.
E: pearsalldtc@dental.health.wa.gov.au

Pearsall Dental Therapy Centre will be CLOSED the first week of holidays 27th Sept – 2nd Oct 2020

For emergency details will be available on the Pearsall DTC 9405 3405 answer machine.

For afterhours please call 1800 098 818

Pearsall Dental Therapy Centre will be OPEN the second week of holidays 4th Oct – 9th Oct 2020.

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

Madeley Primary School Uniform

Camp Australia

Before & After School Care

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

How Do I Register?

Registration is free, simple and hassle free! Visit this link:

We look forward to seeing you and your family soon!
From the Team at Camp Australia

The Big Art & Expression Competition

Community News

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

Please click on Links to open Information

List of Community Groups/Clubs

Click on Link to View Club Information