News - Beaufort St Community Centre · 2015-09-30 · All classes include weights, balance board, OSU, fitball and resistance band exercises which will improve muscle strength and

News

TERM 4, 2015

General Enquiries and

Enrolments during

School Term:

Tuesday to Thursday

10.30am to 1.30pm

E x i s t i n g m e m b e r s

Please remember that you need to

enrol formally and note that all

fees are payable in full at the first

lesson. Note: you can enrol

through our website. Payments

can be made direct to our bank

account (see details on back page

of newsletter).

Ph: 08 9271 4461

Email: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/beaufortstcommunitycentre

www.beaufortstcommunitycentre.org.au

Beaufort St Community Centre

715 Beaufort St Mt Lawley WA 6050

Dates to Remember

Enrolment Day

Monday 12th October

10.30am-1.30pm

Committee Meetings

Tuesday 20th Oct 11.15am

Tuesday 24th Nov 11.15am

Events

A Touch of Colour 15/10 -1/11

Garage Sale 24/10

Watercolour Workshop 25/10

Book & Cake Sale 14/11

Christmas High Tea 2/12

Inside this issue

Coordinator’s Report ……….2

About Fitness Classes 4

Term 4 Courses 6-16

Creche Chatter 17

Enrolment Form 18

What a glorious spring day in the hills

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Coordinator’s Report

PAGE 2 BEAUFORT ST COMMUNITY CENTRE NEWS TERM 4 , 2015

This has certainly been a big term for us and next term looks like being even bigger.

Probably the biggest news was receiving the Lotteries West grant to purchase the Sweet

Sixteen quilting machine. With thanks to Handcrafters’ House, Gia and Pauline (who put the grant application together) the new machine has been purchased and members of the Stash

Busters group are busy learning to master it. (It is not the most convenient of machines – I think it was invented by a man.) Next term we will be quilting the dozen quilts currently

waiting so it should be a good Christmas for some women in refuges.

In another big piece of news we were runner-up to Norwood Community Centre in the CAST

award for the best unfunded community centre. Thanks to Linkwest for their support (and our nomination) and to Zan who accepted the award on our behalf. Thanks also to Cherryl P

and Brad who also attended the Linkwest conference on our behalf. Everyone has brought

back great ideas for the Centre.

It was great to see such huge community involvement in Zan’s 1000 Origami Cranes for Peace project to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.

Contributions from the Beaufort St Centre and the Japanese classes at Mt Lawley Senior High as well as fantastic contributions from our members, especially Zan and Sunita, meant

that the target was well exceeded.

A huge “thank you” to Penny and Jim for hosting our Long Table Lunch and Airing of the Quilts at their magnificent property in Gidgegannup. We were blessed with a beautiful

Spring day; the quilts all looked fantastic on the tennis court; the food was great and it was so good to see men attending. Thank you to all members who worked so hard to make the

day such a success.

As part of our contribution to those less fortunate in our community Sunita has undertaken

to coordinate our “Share the Dignity” project. If there is anyone who has not discovered the box just near the door to the crèche we are collecting pads and tampons for homeless

women and women in refuges. To those who have already contributed please keep up the

good work.

Our Facebook page now has over 300 likes!! In a further effort to use social media to promote the Centre we are now on Instagram as well, thanks to Brooke for setting it up and

to Melinda (and her daughters) who helped to link it to our Facebook page. Melinda has volunteered to be our Instagram “person” so all classes are invited to send photos to Lindsay

to be passed on to her. Check us out on Instagram if you have not already done so!

Although some classes offered did not go ahead it is great to see that there has been such a smooth transition in the Fitness classes after Laurie retired due to illness. It is good to hear that she is well on the way to recovery but special thanks to Leanne for a wonderful job in

taking over the classes. Thank you, too, to Liz and the ladies in the Creche for the most

successful term in a long time.

Next term will be equally huge. Thank you to Zan for a wonderful and packed program with

lots of new offerings. In addition we have our two big fundraisers; the Garage Sale Trail and the Beaufort St Festival. If these two are as successful as last year the Centre will be in

great financial shape for the first time in many years.

Finally welcome to all our new members and thank you to everyone who has contributed this

term. As a volunteer-run, unfunded centre we always rely on our members to make the centre a success. It does not matter if we are not the largest; I like to think that we are the

friendliest centre around.

Rachel


You & your friends are invited to the opening of

A Touch of Colour Featuring the artwork of several of our Beaufort St Community Centre members

Official Opening: October 18th 2015 at 3.00pm

Ellis House, 116 Milne St Bayswater

Ellis House opening hours: Thurs-Fri 10am to 4pm

Sat & Sun 10am to 5pm

Exhibition runs from October 15th –November 1st


HELP YOUR HEART BY GETTING ACTIVE Recent research has added a further tick to the list of exercise benefits, discovering that a specific hormone re-leased during exercise makes the heart function better. The US study found that irisin, a hormone that surges when the heart and other muscles are exerted, has prov-en to have numerous positive effects on the heart. The research found that irisin elevates levels of calcium with-in cells, which is vital for heart contractions, and increases metabolism in mitochondria, the part of a cell that supplies energy for a variety of heart functions. According to Professor Yang, these findings all point to the ben-efit of irisin for overall heart health. She explains that ‘increased calcium and cellular metabolism make the heart work better, and when your heart is working better, you feel better’. Physical activity is the easiest and most efficient way to stimulate irisin’s beneficial effects. The Australian government’s Physical Activity Guidelines stipulate that adults should partake in 150-300 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity each week, or 75-150 minutes of vigorous intensity physical activity each week.

I look forward to assisting each of you with your health and fitness goals. Leanne Rigby

Classes are fun and interactive. All you need to do is come dressed in comfortable fitness clothing, wear gym shoes, bring water and a towel. All equipment is provided in our private, air-conditioned fitness studio. Class siz-es are small, only 4 to 6 people

All classes include weights, balance board, BOSU, fitball and resistance band exercises which will improve muscle strength and endurance, balance, joint stability and meet the needs of all ages. The classes focus on general strength training and improving core strength with a small component of cardio, balance and flexibility.

No matter what your age or level of fitness, it is never too late to start exercising. All classes are designed to meet everyone’s level of fitness. Classes finish with relaxing stretches.

Don’t miss your chance to join in!

FUN FITNESS GROUP Term 4 Fitness Classes

DAY TIME TIME DATES

Monday 10.00 -11.00am 19 Oct - 7 Dec

Tuesday 9.30 -10.30am creche available 13 Oct - 8 Dec

Thursday 9.30 -10.30am creche available 1.15 - 2.15pm 15 Oct - 10 Dec

Saturday NEW 8.30 - 9.30am Advanced level higher intensity class 17 Oct - 5 Dec

Fitness classes are instructed by Leanne Rigby

Qualified Group Fitness Instructor

0413 108 307

For more information, please contact Leanne

For registration, please ring Lindsay 9271 4461


GARAGE SALE TRAIL 24TH OCTOBER 2015

Garage Sale Trail, Australia’s fastest-growing sustainability/reuse event, is a chance to de-clutter, reuse, meet your neighbours and make a few extra dollars all at the same time! This not-for-profit community event provides a sustainable platform for local communities to come together on the

same day, and hold thousands of garage sales across the country to help keep neighbourhood waste out of landfill.

AND DUE TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR PARTICIPATION

LAST YEAR, WE WILL TAKE PART AGAIN!

Please start collecting “treasures” for us now – be ready to bring them to the centre the week starting 17 October.

More photos from the Airing of the Quilts

at Felicity’s Garden in Gidgegannup.

A beautiful day where over 50 quilts were viewed by more than 30 visitors, followed

by a lovely long table lunch in the olive

grove.

BEAUFORT’S PLAY ’N’ LEARN

NB No classes 12/10 (Enrolment Day)

These are structured, enjoyable, stimulating. play-based learning programs for children aged

2 ½ - 3 yrs. It gives your child the opportunity to socialise and partake in a wide range of

activities. Parents will be required to help for one session in each program. Children are able

to enrol in both classes and stay the whole day. Please pack a healthy lunch in a named

lunchbox, and bring a sleeping bag for quiet time.

NB Children must enrol for the whole term to get maximum benefit from the program.

Play ‘n’ Learn Program 1 9.30am - 12.30pm (9 weeks)

Start: 19 Oct Cost: $297 End: 14 Dec Teacher: Liz

Play ‘n’ Learn Program 2 12.30 - 2.30pm (9 weeks)

Start: 19 Oct Cost: $198

End: 14 Dec Teacher: Liz NB: 10% discount is offered for children who enrol in both morning & afternoon

programs , ie $445.50 instead of $495 __________________________________________________________________

FUN GROUP FITNESS 10.00 - 11.00am (8 weeks)

Please refer to the chart on page 4 for course description.


End: 7 Dec Teacher: Leanne

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Term 4 Courses

MONDAY


BEAUFORT STREET ART GROUP 12.30 - 2.30pm (10 weeks)

Come along and paint/draw with a group of like-minded people. This is an art group with NO

TUTOR. Please note - you must enrol through the office.

Start: 12 Oct End: 14 Dec Cost: $50

© - denotes crèche available

You can visit us on facebook

www.facebook.com/beaufortstcommunitycentre

or our website

www.beaufortstcommunitycentre.org.au

for full course

and enrolment information!

Term 4 Courses

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MONDAY

CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation) 9.30am-12.30pm (1 session)

Come and learn CPR in a relaxed and friendly environment.

(3 hour practical session with an ON-LINE COMPONENT) - HLTAID000 All participants must complete the on-line component prior to the practical session.

After completing this course you will be able to recognise, assess and respond to a cardiac emergency with confidence and communicate details of incident to medical aid arriving. This is a certified course and certification by Soteria is valid for 12 months as

recommended by the Australian Resuscitation Council.

Date: 16 Nov Cost: $65 Teacher: Anjanette Hardy

Participants must supply an email address once registering to attend these courses; they will then be emailed a web site to undertake the on-line component.

FIRST AID 9.30am - 4.30pm (1 session) Or if you need first aid training as well, why not enrol in this workshop which

covers both CPR and First Aid. (1-day certified course with ONLINE COMPONENT).

Covers the following; HLTAID001 Provide CPR HLTAID003 Provide first aid

Prior Knowledge This course offers flexibility by offering you an on-line component which must be completed

at your convenience prior to our 1 day practical session. Once you have registered to do our course we will email you a link to complete the theory at your leisure.

Date: 30 November (Whole Day) Cost: $130

Minimum of 8, Maximum of 12 people. Teacher: Anjanette Hardy

YOGA WITH KERRI 9.45 - 11am (10 weeks) ©

These yoga classes include asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing techniques), relaxation and meditation with a strong focus on body awareness and giving students yoga tools to use

in their everyday life. Please BYO yoga mat and blanket.


End: 15 Dec Teacher: Kerri NB: Yoga classes have a minimum of 5. Also note that this

term Yoga starts in the first week of term.

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FUN GROUP FITNESS 9.30am - 10.30am (9 weeks) ©




Term 4 Courses


TUESDAY


CRECHE 9.30am - 11.30pm (10 weeks)

Although there will be no Stay ‘n’ Play this term, crèche is still available for the children of

those attending classes on a Tuesday morning.

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MOSAICS 9.30 - 11.30am (10 weeks) ©

This self-help group meets every Tuesday (no teacher) in an effort to complete a multitude of different mosaic projects.


End: 15 Dec Facilitator: Franca

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SHIBORI FABRIC DYEING 10.00am – 12.00noon (3 weeks)

Christina from Designz Eccentric Wayz is offering a Shibori (Japanese tie-dye) workshop,

using indigo and procion dyes, over a 3 week period. We will learn the art of Shibori by binding, rolling, hand-stitching, pleating, folding, knotting, tying and using objects. Indigo

and procion dyes are best used with natural fibres as they penetrate the fibre properly.

Included in the workshop are natural fibre fabrics (1 piece each silk, cotton and cotton

jersey), dyes, equipment and printed instructions to take home. Places are limited to 4, so

make sure you book early.

Start: 13 October Cost: $164

End: 27 October Teacher: Christina Paul

NB: Minimum 3, maximum 4 people for this workshop

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Term 4 Courses

TUESDAY

BOOK CLUB 7.30 - 9.30pm (2 sessions)

Everyone needs to be in at least one Book Club! Come and join our enthusiastic group of readers.

Date 1: 27 October Book: “The Danish Girl” by David Ebershoff

Date 2: 24 November

Book: “All The Light We Cannot See” by Anthony Doerr Venue (for Christmas Dinner) TBA

Cost: $16 Facilitator: Sharon


1 Day Beginners/Refresher Watercolour Painting Workshop

Sue Hibbert-Arnautovic

Have you always wanted to paint in Watercolours or just need to brush up on your skills? This workshop will give you an informative grounding in the basics of Watercolour painting.

Course content Participants will be guided through the many choices of watercolour brushes, paints and palettes. The qualities of different types of watercolour paper and weights will also be explored in depth. Be guided while experimenting with watercolour techniques and colour mixing.

Colour mixing: Working with a limited palette of colours to mix secondary colours

Understanding “the temperature of a colour” tints and triadic colours

Tonal values

Painting: Washes/graded wash

Working wet into wet

Dry brush technique

Glazing

Understanding ratios of paint to water and the effect this achieves

All of these techniques will be brought together into a small painting.

*Watercolour starters pack available to purchase on the day

Sunday 25th October

10am – 2pm Beaufort St Community Centre 715 Beaufort St Mt Lawley

Bookings essential Contact Sue: 0437 599 771 Limited to 8 people Cost $60 Coffee and tea provided


STASH BUSTER CHARITY QUILTING BEE 10.00am - 12noon (3 sessions)

Join our once a month quilting bee where we make “quilt as you go” lap quilts for charity. All skills welcome. If you like playing with colours, can sort, iron and cut fabrics, machine

sew, hand sew bindings and more, there’s a job for you. Your donations are welcome too—unfinished and abandoned projects, remnant pieces of wadding,

cotton fabrics you know you’ll never use. There’s lots to learn and satisfaction to be gained from making something lovely and useful from our unloved scraps.

Dates: 21 Oct, 18 Nov, 9 Dec

Cost: Free Facilitator: Pauline

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PATCHWORK & QUILTING 1.00 - 3.00pm (9 weeks)

This is an ongoing group of active patch workers and quilters who work mainly by hand. Share ideas, be inspired, get encouragement and friendly advice if you want it. Chip away at a work in progress or create something new—maybe a future heirloom!

Newcomers welcome.


End: 16 Dec Facilitator: Pauline

NB No session Wed 2nd December due to Christmas High Tea

Term 4 Courses

WEDNESDAY

UNFINISHED PROJECTS 10.00am – 12.00noon (7 weeks) ©

This is a space at the Centre for members to come and use the rooms and facilities to finish

off their unfinished projects. This is a pay as you go arrangement, at a cost of $5 per morning. Come and take advantage of the peace and quiet and maybe even complete some

Christmas gifts.

Dates: 15,22,29 Oct, 26 Nov, 3,10,17 Dec

Cost: $5 payable to Lindsay on the day

No Facilitator

THURSDAY


BEAUFORT’S STAY ‘N’ PLAY 9.30am – 12.30pm (10 weeks)

and/or 12.30pm - 2.30pm (10 weeks)

These sessions give your child the opportunity to socialise and partake in a wide range of activities designed to help them learn through play. We can accommodate babies (3 months

plus) through to 4 yrs. Enrol for the whole term or just the odd one (places subject to

availability).

Cost: Morning only $330 Afternoon only $220

Both sessions (less 10% discount) $495 Start: 15 Oct Teacher: Liz

End: 17 Dec

NB: 10% discount is offered for children who enrol in both morning & afternoon programs _________________________________________________________________________

Term 4 Courses

THURSDAY


FUN GROUP FITNESS 9.30am - 10.30am © (9 weeks)

or 1.15 - 2.15pm (no crèche)

Please refer to chart on page 4 for course descriptions and times.



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PURE, ORGANIC, THERAPEUTIC ESSENTIAL OILS (2 sessions) ©

Session 1: Tox-Free Mums and Bubs

Come along and learn how to make beautiful non-toxic products for your little ones using Pure Organic Essential Oils.

This workshop will cover oils for mums, babies and children for sleep, moods, pain and so much more. Handouts, recipes, notes and sample Bum Cream for all attendees.

Date: 29 Oct

Time: 10.00am – 12.00noon

Cost: $8 Teacher: Kylie Bryant


THURSDAY

PURE, ORGANIC, THERAPEUTIC ESSENTIAL OILS 10.00am – 12.00noon ©

Session 2: Women’s Hormonal Health: It’s not you, it’s your Hormones

Date: 19 Nov Cost: $8 Teacher: Kylie Bryant

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RELATIONSHIP WORKSHOP 10.00am - 1.00pm (2 sessions) ©

‘How To Improve Your Relationship/Marriage By Talking About It’

presented by Ranka Joyce, counsellor/psychotherapist (MCounsel, M.A.C.A. level 3)

Based on the book; ‘How to Improve Your Marriage Without Talking About It’ by Dr Pat Love and Dr Steven Stosny this workshop draws on the latest research to uncover some of the

truths about why talking to your partner about what is not working in a relationship, will not only not work, but could result in greater feelings of more disconnection.

The workshop is divided in 2x3hr sessions and will examine how our biological differences can complicate our communication and shape responses, leading us into old patterns and

stereotypical roles.

This interactive and entertaining workshop will teach great connecting skills that empower the participants to learn to work as a team, defuse the negativity and understand our own vulnerabilities. In the process, participants learn how to become closer in their relationship

and connect more intimately and honestly with their partner.

This workshop is psycho-educational in its nature and suitable for both individuals and couples to attend.

NB: This workshop is not couples therapy.

Start: 5 Nov

End: 12 Nov Teacher: Ranka Joyce

Cost: Members $90 per person/$155 per couple Non-members $100 per person/$165 per couple

Minimum 8, maximum 30

Term 4 Courses

Tiredness and fatigue

Weight gain or can’t shift the weight Mood swings

Hair loss or coarse hair Poor bone density Loss of libido

Poor skin tone and fine lines Losing muscle tone

Painful periods Headaches Menopause symptoms

These are all very common hormone

issues and can affect women of all ag-

es.

If you are interested in balancing and

supporting your hormones naturally please come along to learn how Pure Therapeutic Essential Oil can help.

Handouts and notes included.


Term 4 Courses

THURSDAY

RELATIONSHIP WORKSHOP (cont’d) 10.00am - 1.00pm (2 sessions) ©

Ranka is a counsellor who specialises in couple’s therapy and is a member of the Australian

Counsellors’ Association. She holds a Masters in Counselling from Murdoch University as well as having done a number of specialised trainings: Imago relationship therapy, FOCCUS+

Premarital Education Training, ‘Bringing Baby Home’ program and Parent Effectiveness Training. At her private practice in Doubleview Ranka focuses on individuals and couples. As well as in

English, she is able to conduct her counselling sessions in either Croatian or Italian. She also runs premarital communication courses for couples at a leading Marriage and Fertility Ser-

vices in Perth. Ranka is passionate about her work. At her workshops she has been described as a ‘warm, professional, engaging and personable presenter who creates a relaxed, supportive and in-

teractive environment.’ NB: These are not therapy sessions.

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DOODLE ART 12.30 - 2.30Pm (4 weeks) ©

Doodles are a simple and relaxing art form, they are exciting, random and mostly unrealistic looking drawings anyone can do while on the phone or even during a lecture. Currently on trend they are appearing everywhere.

Would you like to learn how to draw these less structured free flowing designs or turn your

existing projects into beautiful works of art, greeting cards or other creations? Barbara will show you with many examples of her own work ranging from basic to advanced and demonstrate how your doodles can be incorporated.

Barbara is an experienced visual artist and has worked in her field for

many years. Have fun and discover who you are!

“ Tension is who you think you should be.

Relaxation is who you are. Doodle away with me”

Start: 12 Nov Cost: $80 + $15 kit

End: 3 Dec Teacher: Barbara Swindells Minimum 5, maximum 8

TERM 4 2015 BEAUFORT ST COMMUNITY CENTRE NEWS PAGE 15

Term 4 Courses

FRIDAY

CHRISTMAS HIGH TEA Wednesday, 2nd December 12.30pm to 2.30pm.

Join us as we celebrate the end of another year with lots

of yummy finger food and fine coffee. Just bring

yourselves and a plate to share. We will be raffling a

hamper of Christmas goodies on the day.

Note: no crèche available for this event.

PS And this year, (as we did last year), instead of

buying presents to swap, please make a donation to the

Centre


Term 4 Courses

FRIDAY

WATERCOLOUR PAINTING 1 9.30-11.30am (8 weeks)

WATERCOLOUR PAINTING 2 12.30-2.30pm (8 weeks)

Discover the spontaneity and freshness that is unique to watercolour painting using many

different techniques such as glazing, wet into wet and washes to capture a mood in your painting. Beginners to advanced welcome. Please bring own art materials, or call Sue on -

93704561 or 0437599771.

Start: 16 October End: 4 December

Cost: $164 Teacher: Sue

SATURDAY

BEAUFORT ST FESTIVAL - CAKE/WATER/BOOKS STALL 1pm-4pm

DATE: 14th November

COST: a bit of your time and good spirit!

After last year’s successful stall,

we’ll be doing it again:

- raising our profile as we sell cakes, water and books to the passing

parade on the day of the Beaufort St

Festival.

Lend a hand by baking goods to sell

or helping out on the day.

All offers of assistance welcome.

FUN GROUP FITNESS 8.30-9.30am (8 weeks)

(New advanced level high intensity course)




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Spring is here and we have had a busy term, with lots of new children, (and 2 more babies have

just been born: congratulations to

Jasmine & to Marcella!)

Father’s Day was a great occasion,

with all the children making chocolate crackles and a card for

their Dads.

We’ve had lots of fun making

butterflies and heaps of other

spring things.

Thanks very much to Kate’s

grandad for supplying us all with

the best strawberries ever!

We hope you all have a lovely holiday and look forward to seeing

you next term.

Love,

Cheers

HOW OUR CRECHE WORKS

The Beaufort St Community Centre has a beautiful licensed

crèche, with an experienced qualified crèche supervisor, Liz

Mercer. It caters for 3 very different types of crèche users. In

all cases, the number of children is limited to 15, with a

maximum of 4 children below the age of two. Numbers may

often be below this, but will never be exceeded.

Course Crèche Users: when members are attending

courses on site, crèche is available for their children at a very

reasonable rate. This service is available on Mondays and

Thursdays, 9.30am to 12.30pm, and Tuesdays 9.30-11.30am.

Cost: $6.00/hr/child.

Beaufort’s Stay ‘n’ Play: when the crèche is not full, places

are offered for occasional care. This is a great opportunity for

members to keep appointments, do the shopping or just have

some adult time. Places must be booked in advance. This

service is available on Thursdays, 9.30am to 2.30pm.

Cost: $11.00/hr/ first child, $9.00/hr/second child

Beaufort’s Play ‘n’ Learn: On Mondays we have 2 separate

formal play based learning programs for 2 1/2 to 3 yr olds -

one 3hr session from 9.30am to 12.30pm, and one 2 hr

session, from 12.30pm to 2.30pm. Children are able to enrol

in both and stay the whole day (please pack a healthy lunch in a

named lunchbox and a sleeping bag for quiet time) or enrol in

just one.

Cost: $11.00/hr/ first child, $9.00/hr/second child

(NB see course listing for discount if enrolling for both sessions.

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Crèche Chatter

MEMBERSHIP ENTITLEMENTS

4 Newsletters/year & ability to enrol in any course

Discount photocopying

Family membership & participation in social functions

Free tea & coffee during courses & access to craft book library

Hire of the centre equipment and furniture for functions

See Lindsay during office hours for further details.

CRECHE ROSTER OPTIONS

All crèche users are required to do one 2 hour Busy Bee session in the crèche

Beaufort’s Play ‘n’ Learn kids’ mums are required to do one volunteer roster per term.

IMPORTANT MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION COURSE REFUND POLICY

Course fees are paid when enrolling

Your place in a course is only confirmed by payment.

If the course you have enrolled in is cancelled for any reason, you will be notified and a refund given.

If you withdraw from a course before it commences, you will be given a credit which can be used in the following 12 months.

If you withdraw after the class has started, it is not possible to credit or refund fees.

Liz, Carlina and Jackie

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Address………………………………………………………………………………………

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Phone……………………………………Mobile…………………………………………

Email…………………………………………………………………………………………

Course Title Cost Day

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Membership yearly from 1st Term $40, from 2nd Term $40, from 3rd Term $30 or $15 per Term

Please indicate if you will be using the crèche whilst attending your classes, listing name and ages of children

Crèche use: $6/CHILD/HOUR

PLEASE NOTE: Compulsory attendance at a 2 hr crèche busy bee /term will be organised at a day and time of mutual convenience.

FEES: Membership? $..................

Course Costs $..................

Crèche Costs $..................

TOTAL $................

HOW TO ENROL AND PAY:

1. Through our website

www.beaufortstcommunitycentre.org.au (Enrolments only.

Payments still need to be made as detailed below.)

2. In the office, by cheque or cash

3. Email and On-line Payment, direct to our bank account:

Name of Account: Mt Lawley Neighbourhood Learning Centre

BSB: 036 045 Account No: 641156

PLEASE QUOTE: “Fees”, and your name.

(Please also email course selection and confirmation of

payment to the office – [email protected] )

4: By cheque in the post with cheques payable to:

“Mt Lawley Neighbourhood Learning Centre” and posted to:

715 Beaufort St, Mt Lawley, WA 6050.

mailto:[email protected]

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News - Beaufort St Community Centre · 2015-09-30 · All classes include weights, balance board, OSU, fitball and resistance band exercises which will improve muscle strength and