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JASON’S JOURNAL – The Principal’s Message
The passing of entertainer Robin Williams last week has caused many people to pause and reflect on the challenges of mental illness and addiction. His energy, personality and flair would have certainly been a challenging combination in a classroom as his teachers worked to try and harness, direct and mould his exuberance. Schools offer many things for many different types of people and although it was not for example the Maths or the Science that he learned whilst at school that led to his overwhelming success in life, the complex and complicated environment of a school did allow him access to learn valuable lessons that contributed to his success. Schools provide students with a miniature version of society, full of different personalities and social constructs that give students an opportunity to make sense of the world and their place in it with the fall-back safety of teachers who will help guide them and provide support. It was within this context that Robin Williams would have begun learning about people and what made them happy and how he could receive positive feedback from them in response to his behaviour; what worked and didn’t work in terms of eliciting the response he was after. I imagine that school for him provided the opportunity to ‘study people’ as an added extra to being able to study the more traditional subject areas like learning to read, write and be numerate that are all important for everyday life. The opportunity and importance of schools providing this context for learning is formalised at Blackburn Lake Primary through the daily interactions between students, our staff and families as we continue to “learn together” to create the next generation of solid citizens for our community – both locally and globally. GRADE 4 CAMP – MOUNT MORTON
Camps, excursions and incursions are very important as they provide experiences for the children that would not normally be possible in a school environment. They also help connect their learning to the ‘real world’ and give a context and focus that makes their learning more effective. The children of Grade 4 enjoyed many outdoor adventure activities. Visiting Mount Morton I saw the main benefits of attending school camp being the development of independence and self-confidence as the children had opportunities to broaden relationships beyond their immediate friendship group.
I sincerely appreciate the work and time of staff who attended and made these experiences possible for the children. Thanks to Shari Lo Presti (Coordinator), Allison Duffy, Ewan McAllister, Natasha Rodrigues, Phil Lumsden (teachers); Anita Andic, Duncan Wise, Nicole Pietersen, Ros Lean (ES staff) and Josh Cram (student teacher). CLASS VISIT – GRADE 1L At Blackburn Lake Primary School we are working toward consistency in quality teaching and learning practice – this strength recognised in our recent School Review. For effective learning to take place a child (or individual) needs to know what it is they are learning about. This is expressed at BLPS as “learning intentions” or “WALTs” (We Are Learning To...). You will often see the learning intention or WALT on the classroom whiteboard or this may be expressed verbally.
No 26
21 August 2014
Earlier this week I joined 1L for their Reading Hour and the WALT on the classroom task board (pictured) tuned everybody in to the focus of “use interesting voices”. This was particularly relevant to the rotational task I was assigned, with the children reading a script in readiness to perform a play about the big book ‘Suzee Sing Special Spy’. Along with another shared big book ‘My Wonderful Aunt, Suzee Sing’ provided the context for the morning’s activities, with class teacher Lesley Munro expertly and explicitly focusing the whole class onto grammatical features of the big book, which the students were able to explore individually or cooperatively via the carefully planned rotational activities, including Guided Reading with the teacher. The Literacy Block concluded with daily ‘Word Study’. Word Study is different to traditional Spelling in that it provides students with opportunities to investigate and understand the patterns in words as well as explore the word definitions. Knowledge of these patterns means that students needn't learn to spell one word at a time. Whilst we still teach spelling rules such as “i before e except after c,” an engaging rule that 1L explored this week on the interactive whiteboard was “silent e is a ninja”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWDOg0Y9f2E (a long e sound)! Each week when I have the pleasure of visiting your children in their classrooms I am reminded of the school’s TRRAC values – thinking, respect, responsibility, attitude and care. I could not be more pleased with the atmosphere of calm and productive endeavour evident throughout the school. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM Our Instrumental Music provision is highly valued within our school community and is very much part of the culture of our school. It is a program that is widely acknowledged to be exceptional at the primary level, with
the expertise of our tutors seeing this program now cover over a third of our school’s children (with an
additional group rehearsing Wednesdays before school - the String Ensemble doing their first external performance this Saturday at Huntingtower School, 77 Waimarie Drive, Mt Waverley). I thank Music teacher Sam Collins for her exceptional organisational skills in ensuring this program operates effectively and of course thank the talented tutors: Adam Carson – Brass, Erin Reilly – Violin, Bianca Goldberg – Violin, Joshua Dema – Cello, Jess Farrell – Flute/Piano, Kate Honeybun – Piano, Paul Carter – Saxophone/Piano, Chris Gassin – Guitar, Sanja – Clarinet, Scott Ingram – Drums, and Jason Tucker – Guitar. The growth and demand of our instrumental program has created some logistical problems with our classroom spaces as we aim to meet the community’s needs. Next week (Wednesday @ 7:30pm) the instrumental tutors are performing ‘A Musical Celebration’, with ticket sales funding minor improvements to the instrumental teaching spaces in the school (as a state school we do not receive government funds for extra-curricula activity spaces). I hope you can attend. STUDENT TEACHERS
Teachers fondly remember their years at university and the importance of their teaching rounds in schools and how much they learnt about the craft of teaching and student management during these weeks. Our school supports student-teachers and we welcome from Deakin University Tanya Dennis – completing her Masters and working with Prep L, as well as 3rd year students Claire Mitchell (working in 2S) and Josh Cram (working alongside Philip Lumsden). I hope to see you at tomorrow’s whole school Assembly @ 3pm to again welcome our ‘Launch Pad’ (Prep 2015) parents, acknowledge our ‘Students of the Week’ and hear a report from our Grade 4 campers.
Regards, Jason Walker - Principal [email protected]
DIARY DATES FOR TERM THREE Friday 22 August 2:35 – 3:25pm Prep 2014 ‘Launchpad’ #2
Mon – Friday 25 – 29 August ‘Literacy & Numeracy’ Week (see timetable below)
Friday 28 August All day Whole School Dress Up Day - Parade @ 2.45pm
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK We congratulate the following ‘Students of the Week’ – to be presented at Friday’s School Assembly
Tuesday 26 August All day District Athletics Bill Seward Reserve Burwood East
Wednesday 27 August All day ‘Hooptime’ Year 6 Maroondah Stadium
Wednesday 27 August 7:30pm ‘A Musical Celebration’ – Instrumental performances
Monday 1 September All day Curriculum Day - Pupil Free
Wednesday 3 September 9.00am – 3.00pm Level 3 & 4 excursion Maroondah Stadium
Thursday 4 September 9.00am – 11.00am 9.00am – 1.00pm
‘Father’s Day’ Stall ‘Billy Cart’ Prep incursion DJC
Friday 5 September 9.00am – 3.00pm
Footy Colours Day www.footycoloursday.com.au Girls AFL Gala Day’ Years 5/6 Morton Park ‘Premier’s Reading Challenge’ finishes today
Saturday 6 September 9:00am – midday Working Bee
Monday 8 September 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Metro Community Education Unit’ Year 6
Tuesday 9 September 7:30 – 9:00pm School Council Meeting
Wednesday 10 September 9.00am – 10.00am All day
‘Maths Olympiad’ Test 5 ‘Hooptime’ Year 4 Maroondah Stadium
Friday 12 September 9.00am – 3.30pm 2:35 – 3:25pm
‘Science Works’ Year 5/6 excursion Prep 2014 ‘Launchpad’ #3
Wednesday 17 September 9.00am – 3.30pm St Johns Ambulance Whole School
Friday 19 September 2:00 – 2:30pm Assembly (Term 3 ends – 2.30pm early dismissal)
DIARY DATES FOR TERM FOUR
Monday 6 October 9:00am Term Four commences
Wednesday 29 October 10.00am–11.00am ‘Fire Education’ Preps
Tuesday 4 November Melbourne Cup Holiday
Thursday 6 November 10.00am–11.00am ‘Fire Education’ Preps
Friday 14 November 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Prep 2015 Orientation Afternoon’
Tuesday 18 November 6.30pm – 7.30pm ‘Prep 2015 Parent Information Night’
Wednesday 19 November 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Graduation Practice’ Year 6 with David Skinner
Friday 21 November 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Prep 2015 Orientation Afternoon’
Wednesday 26 November 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Graduation Practice’ Year 6 with David Skinner
Friday 28 November 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Prep 2015 Orientation Afternoon’
Saturday 29 November All day State Election voting in DJC
Wednesday 3 December 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Graduation Practice’ Year 6 with David Skinner
Friday 5 December 7:00pm – 10:00pm ‘Back to 1964’ 50th Celebration at Box Hill Town Hall
Wednesday 10 December 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Graduation Practice’ Year 6 with David Skinner
Wednesday 17 December 2.30pm – 3.30pm ‘Graduation Practice’ Year 6 with David Skinner
Thursday 18 December 6.00pm ‘Year 6 Graduation’
Friday 19 December 1:00 – 1:30pm Assembly (last day of 2014 - 1.30pm early dismissal)
Principal’s Award Joshua S - 4S
Jeremy C – 4S
Not only an entertaining skit on school camp, but also for including a classmate
Not only an entertaining skit on school camp, but also for including a classmate
Assistant Principal Lachlan S Showing consideration and caring to adults in our school community. Well done Lachlan.
Prep A Matthew W Using his voice creatively when reading during Guided Reading.
Prep L Chloe N Quietly and carefully working through all tasks. Well done!
Prep E Sophie M Sharing interesting and engaging stories to make Prep E laugh. Thanks Sophie
Prep S Isabel P Writing a narrative text with a beginning, middle and ending – wonderful!
1D Holly Y An excellent explanation of her maths problem solving.
1J Leo C Working hard to improve his narrative.
1L Isla D Asking excellent questions during guided reading lessons.
PREPS NEED HELP - CLEAN PLASTIC MILK BOTTLE LIDS
The Preps are learning about Transport and need your help to save as many clean plastic milk bottle lids for an activity we are working on over the next few weeks. We will be making cars and need to the lids for the wheels. Please help us to collect as many as we can and drop off at Prep rooms?! Thanks Emma Maguinness Prep Teacher
50 Years at BLPS WHOLE SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPH
Order Envelopes have been sent home via the youngest child
All orders with payment need to be sent to the classroom
Return by FRIDAY 29 AUGUST
2 sizes are available – 22cm x 25cm $16.00 or 25cm x 35cm $20.00
From 25 – 29 August schools around Australia will be celebrating ‘National Literacy & Numeracy Week’.
At Blackburn Lake, we have organised Literacy & Numeracy Activities to take place
over the week to celebrate our love of learning.
2C Nicholas W His excellent work with division equations during Maths this week. Well done!
2D Cate L Her imaginative iMovie presentation
2S Kamilia B Showing her understanding of procedural text. Great writing Kamilia.
3A Nelson Y Applying and extending his knowledge of decimals.
3J Alec G The creativity which he uses to approach all his learning – a great thinker.
4A Anas A His positive attitude on camp You have settled into BLPS fabulously Well done
4E Naomi A Being a happy camper from start to finish and showing excellent team skills in her activity group!
4N Harry G Participating in all activities and having a fantastic time on camp.
4S Molly G Positive participation at our Grade 4 camp. Well done Molly!
5/6D Caitlin A Always demonstrating BLPS TRRAC Values – you are a delight to have in our class – well done
5/6K Lachlan S Being an excellent teacher, sharing his knowledge of stop motion animation to assist with our class projects.
5/6M Kayla J Using adjectives and metaphors when writing her narrative.
5/6N Madi G Always going over and above in her work endeavours and outside of the classroom.
5/6T De’Ante S Consistently achieving great scores in mental maths.
Art Zeke M – 3J
Joshua A – 3A
Amarli W – 1J
Working independently & effectively to complete his tasks with great success!
Working independently & effectively to complete his tasks with great success!
A wonderful washing creation in watercolour
Italian (LOTE) Melinda N – 2S Responding correctly in Italian
Music
Phys Ed
Monday Buddies Literacy Activities
Tuesday Prep - 2 Numeracy Treasure Hunt (@ Lunch in the Library)
Wednesday Prep - 2 Book Author Visit Lucienne Noontil
On Friday 29th August the week will finish with a ‘book character’ Dress-Up Day.
Parents are invited to come along and ‘Celebrate our Best Dressed’ costumes at Assembly at 3pm.
We hope to see you there!
Alana Hartman-Smith and Emma Maguinness (Literacy and Numeracy Week Coordinators)
MID YEAR SCHOOL COUNCIL UPDATE The Blackburn Lake Primary School Council meets every six weeks to consider issues relevant to the School community. The members of the 2014 BLPS School Council are a mixture of parents and teachers (DEECD) and are: Mark Eaton (President and Convenor Finance Sub-Committee) Andy Baugh (Vice-President) David Dowson (Minute Secretary and Convenor Education Sub-Committee) Dean Conman (Convenor Facilities Sub-Committee) Kris Penny (Convenor Marketing & Communication Sub-Committee) Sharee Baklien Maya Cordeiro Lisa Croxford (Parents Association Liaison) Allison Duffy (DEECD) Duncan Hare Alana Hartman-Smith (DEECD) Debbie McDermott (DEECD) Vivienne Saunders David Taylor Jason Walker (DEECD) The BLPS School Council is served by four Sub-Committees which consider matters relevant to their portfolio and make recommendations to the School Council for action. The four Sub-Committees are as follows:
Finance
Marketing and Communication
Facilities
Education I have asked the Convenors of each Sub-Committee to provide a short summary of the business they have covered in the first half of this year. Finance The Finance Sub-Committee handles most of the School Council’s routine financial responsibilities, including monitoring the monthly accounts against our budget. The Finance Sub-Committee meets on the Tuesday morning in the week preceding the Council meeting. Amongst other matters, so far this year the Finance Sub-Committee has:
Considered and recommended School Council approve the 2014 annual School Council budget;
Considered and reported to Council on the (positive) results of the School audit; and
Considered spending associated with the School’s ICT program. Convenor: Mark Eaton Marketing & Communication For the first half of the year the Marketing & Communication Sub-Committee has been focussed on planning activities for the 50th Anniversary of the School including special bookmarks for Book Week, articles in the
the cost of this incursion is covered by the Student Services Levy
Thursday 3-6 Giant Times Tables Competition (@ Lunch in the Library)
Friday Dress up as your favourite Book Character
‘Celebrate the Best Dressed’ @ Assembly
Leader, opportunities for past Principals, students and staff to visit the school, a dress up day for our students and a fabulous ball at the Box Hill Town Hall. Convenor: Kris Penny Facilities The Facilities Sub-Committee is responsible for improving and maintaining our school grounds. So far this year we have held two Working Bees, installed a synthetic turf cricket pitch (funds raised by the Parents Association), installed a new flagpole and the 50th Anniversary brick path is scheduled to be laid this week. In the pipeline is a wonderful nautical themed makeover for the sandpit area. Convenor: Dean Conman Education Sub- Committee The Education Sub-Committee has met on four occasions throughout the year. The majority of meeting time throughout the year has been dedicated to the revising and editing of numerous school policy drafts that have been created as part of the VRQA (Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority) school governance requirements. Convenor: David Dowson I look forward to a busy School Council program for the remainder of the year. I also encourage any parents are interested in seeing the School Council in action to attend our next meeting which will be held in the Library at 7:30pm on Tuesday 9 September 2014. Mark Eaton School Council President
‘ART ARTICLES’ Susie and Marylyn are hard at work again this week. Grace and
Grace were thrilled to find a hand mosaic with their name on it!
Check out the display in the foyer for more completed works that will
be in the installation.
We are looking for as many volunteers as possible to join us in
making these beautiful mosaics. If you’re already an expert or
would love to learn how – here is your opportunity. There is so
much to do it would be wonderful to have your help.
Mosaic day is Wednesday 10.00 – 3.30 drop in any time that suits
you for an hour or the day, we’d love to see you. Little children are also welcome.
Boxes Thank you for the overwhelming response and support for our art program with the supply of boxes. We now have enough for our projects and would ask that you stop sending these with your children. Until next time. Sam C Art Teacher
A Musical Celebration Wednesday 27th August, 2014 7.30pm
Blackburn Lake Primary School DJC Cost: $10 per ticket
Come along & celebrate all that is great about being a part of the instrumental program at Blackburn Lake Primary School as our specialist teachers perform some of their favourite pieces for you.
Featuring: Kate Honeybun (Piano) Paul Carter (Saxophone/Piano) Scott Ingram (Drums) Adam Carson (Trumpet) Jess Farrell (Flute/Piano) Chris Gassin (Guitar) Erin Reilly (Violin) Sam Collins (Flute)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BLPS Musical Celebration - Booking Form – Wednesday 27th August, 2014
Name:……………………………………………………. Class:…………..……….
Ticket type Qty $ per ticket Total $
Adult $10
Child $10
Total Tickets
Please return tickets with correct money to Sam Collins by no later than Monday 25th August.
MAGICAL MUSIC NOTES Australian Girls’ Choir The Australian Girls’ Choir is coming to Blackburn Lake to run a workshop on Tuesday 26th August for girls from Grade 1 – 6. If you would like your daughter to be involved, please complete and return (by tomorrow) the permission slip that went home today.
Classroom Spotlight
We are already in Week 6. Where does the time go! All the music teachers are settling into their new spaces,
and getting excited about our concert next week. It’s a great opportunity for you to see what our teachers do
when they are not here. Grade 3 & 4 The Grade 3&4 students will again be doing some work within their ensembles. Please remember to bring your instruments to class next week.
Instrumental News
A Musical Celebration - Wednesday 27th August The time is coming closer. The instrumental teachers (and myself) are preparing, and getting excited for our concert next Thursday. Thanks for those who have already purchased tickets to this evening. We hope to see many of you down in the DJ Centre next Wednesday night at 7.30pm (tickets $10). Booking form is attached to the newsletter (tickets will be available at the door).
Ensemble News
String Stars The String Stars have their first external performance this weekend at the Waverly Eisteddfod. Please make sure that you are there at 8.15am for registration and set-up. For any friends or family that would like to come and support us, the details are: Performing Arts Centre Huntingtower School, 77 Waimarie Drive, Mt Waverley Audience members are $5 per adult and $1 per child.
Please note that there will also be a rehearsal at 10.00am this Friday. Please make sure you have your instruments with you. Marimba Group Marimba group is working hard towards their performance this week. Thanks to all those who came on Monday to help repair our instruments. They are all now in working order. Choir Choir will be on again next week. Please feel free to come along.
Grade 2 & 3 choir meets at lunch-time, Grade 4 – 6 choir meets at 2.30 – 3.30
You Paint the Melody Sam Collins Music Coordinator ([email protected])
ITALIAN (LOTE) NEWS Prep Assembly Song Prep A and Prep L will be performing at Assembly on the 29 August 2014. They will be singing a song called “Sole Vento” (Wind Sun) Vincey Montesalvo Italian Teacher
Maths Challenge
Balloon Rocket
• 1 balloon (round ones will work, but the longer "airship" balloons work best) • 1 long piece of kite string (about 10-15 feet long) • 1 plastic straw • tape
1. Tie one end of the string to a chair, door knob, or other support. 2. Put the other end of the string through the straw. 3. Pull the string tight and tie it to another support in the room. 4. Blow up the balloon (but don't tie it.) Pinch the end of the balloon and
tape the balloon to the straw as shown above. You're ready for launch. 5. Let go and watch the rocket fly!
SUPER SPORTS REPORT HOOPTIME Just a reminder that grade 6 will be taking part on Wednesday 27 August (the day after ath’s). Their permission forms have been sent home. Please return as soon as possible. Grade 4 will be up and dribbling on Wednesday 10 September. More information and permission form will be coming home after camp. Please check bags!!!
GIRL’S AFL GALA DAY Our district will be holding an AFL Day for grade 5/6 girls on Friday 5 September. We have 16 girls at this stage who will be taking part. Should be a fun day. More information to come!!
MORNING MOVERS - See you all there! Phil Lumsden Sports Coordinator
PARENTS ASSOCIATION Show your support for the PA and like us on Facebook (Blackburn Lake Primary School PA Committee) or
drop us a line via the PA Mailbox in the School Foyer or send us an email @ [email protected]
Up Coming Events ‘Dads & Kids Big Day Out’ Coming up soon (September)
CHOCOLATE DRIVE – REMINDER ALL MONEY IS DUE TO BE RETURNED BY THIS FRIDAY 22
AUGUST.
Celebrating 50years at
Blackburn Lake Primary School
Now well into Term 3, 50th
anniversary plans are building into a
series of events aimed at recognising and celebrating this
milestone achievement.
Celebration activities will begin soon, including:
Book Week (book marks and seed sticks)
50yr Tree Planting & Plaque unveiling
50yr Pavers (new path to be laid and revealed)
Dress Up Day
Time Capsule (print & electronic versions)
Former Principal, Staff
& Student Day
50yr archives and
exhibition in DJ Centre
Back to 1964 Dinner
Dance at Box Hill Town
Hall.
Help comes in all forms! If
you want to help plan and
deliver these activities to the
school community, please
contact Wendy on 0407 797
774 or email:
get involved.
Help comes in many
forms. Everyone
keen to be involved is
welcome to get involved!
Father’s Day Stall
Thursday morning 4 September Come along on the morning of Thursday 4th September to select a special gift for your Dad or Grandpa/Pa/Pop. Items will be priced from $1 to $10. Please bring your shopping bag, so that we can get the treasures home safely. We are doing things a bit differently this time….the stall is migrating to the DJ Centre so that
we have more room for older children to shop with their younger brothers and sisters…so that gift selection can be a team effort, funds can be pooled and Dad avoids getting a duplicate present. We need some parents to help to set the stall up on Wednesday afternoon from 3.30-5.30pm and help run the stall and pack up on Thursday morning from 9-12pm. If you are able to help out, please either click on the following link http://doodle.com/5iqwkmhcp96anzic and
enter your name and availability, or contact Robyn on 0437 937 462 or Simone on 0422 624 630.
UNIFORM SHOP OPENING HOURS in MPR
Monday Afternoon 3.30pm – 4.00pm Thursday Morning 9.00am – 9.30am *****************************************************************************************************************************************
SCHOOL BANKING - Every WEDNESDAY is School Banking Day ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATES
As a school banker you will receive a Dollarmite Achievement Certificate when you reach 10, 20 & 30 deposits in the year. Congratulations to the following school bankers for receiving their certificates this week:
BRONZE Certificate for making 10 deposits: SILVER Certificate for making 20 deposits: Your certificates will be passed to you through your classroom teacher
Please remember that no pooling of tokens is allowed between siblings (or friends!) as we are trying to encourage every child to save regularly to earn their reward.
PLEASE COMPLETE DEPOSIT SLIP Could everyone please make sure all the details are completed on your deposit slip, especially your STUDENT ID number, which is unique to each banker and makes our job easier when we are entering your deposit into the Commonwealth Bank system? The number should be written on the inside cover of your savings book. Please let us know if you haven't got a number yet.
REWARD ITEMS For every deposit you make, you earn 1 Dollarmite token. When you have saved 10 tokens, you may redeem them for one of the following rewards:
** NEW ** Swimming bag
** NEW ** Money tin
Handball Set of 4 scented pencils Penguin or Shark plush keyring
Whale Shark pencil case
Light blue wallet - 2013 item
Knuckles game - 2013 item
Headphones - 2013 item
Pat, Pru or Spen moneybox - 2013 item (please specify). Thanks everyone for supporting the School Banking Program. Regards, Vickie Liew, School Banking Coordinator M: 0419 773 335
COMMUNITY NOTICES Any advertisements in this Newsletter are in no
way endorsed by Blackburn Lake Primary School
JUNIOR FIELD NATURALIST
CLUB The group meets at 7.30pm on the last
Friday of each month (except December)
at the rooms of the Field Naturalists Club
of Victoria 1 Gardenia St, Blackburn, 3130.
9877 9860 (Mondays and Tuesdays, 9am-4pm)
www.fncv.org.au/juniors
29 August Meeting: ‘Party Night’ The theme for the meeting is ‘Endangered Animals of the World’
6 September Excursion meet @ 5.30pm:
‘Frogging at Lysterfield’’ with Robin Drury
(FNCV Fauna Survey Group). Meet at car park
end of Hallam North Road (Melways 82 K 10)
26 September Meeting: ‘The Nullabor and Beyond’ Speaker: Wendy Clarke
Enquiries: Claire Ferguson email:
Calling all young musicians: We invite all young brass, woodwind
and percussion players to play with us in:
The John Mallinson Youth Band (= AMEB 4-6) The Wilf Dyason Wind Ensemble (= AMEB 2-3)
Scholarships available
Time: every Saturday afternoon 2.00 - 5.00pm Venue: Forest Hill Hall cnr. Canterbury & Springvale Rds.
http://www.ybp.org.au
MEET US; HEAR US; JOIN US Email: [email protected]
Director: http://www.musicteacher.com.au/joseph-yu/
BOX HILL MOBILE BLOOD BANK DONOR CENTRE Box Hill Town Hall Whitehorse Road, Box Hill
Monday 15 Sept 1:30pm – 7:30pm Tuesday 16 Sept 1:30pm – 7:30pm Wednesday 17 Sept 2:00pm – 7:30pm Thursday 18 Sept 1:30pm – 7:30pm Friday 19 Sept 9.30am – 3.30pm book an appointment please call 13 14 95
SUNDAY 24 AUGUST 9am – 2pm Free admission & parking
Whitehorse Civic Centre 379 – 397 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading
Enquiries 0412 324 249 www.artsnunawading.org.au
Inviting all boys and girls aged 5-12 to come and join us in a footy fun day this September!
The AFL Victoria School Holiday Programs introduce boys and girls to the basic skills of Australian Football. The program is a fun and inclusive program and includes
football skills and drills, mini games and a ‘Finals Footy Fever’ experience.
For more information or to register please visit http://www.aflvicholidayprograms.com.au/
