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Principal’s Report 1 Calendar of Events 2

Notices / Reminders . . . 3 - 5

Student Accomplishments 6 - 8

Year 11 leadership Camp 9

Uniform Notices 10

College Info 11 - 14

Community News 15 & 16

What’s Inside

ISSUE 10 31 JULY

Newsletter 2015

Isaiah 40:31 (NIV)

But those who hope in the Lordwill renew their strength.They will soar on wings like eagles;they will run and not grow weary,they will walk and not be faint.

Quinns Baptist College

TERM CALENDAR

ONLINE CANTEEN

Principal’s Report

Dear Parents, Students and Staff

We welcome everyone in our community back to the College for the Second Semester and we look forward to an event filled and rewarding second half of the year . We extend a special welcome to our French and Japanese exchange students who will be with us for a few weeks .

Congratulations to the following:• Award winners at the end of last Semester• Students elected to represent the College as Councillors for this Semester• Students who participated in or competed in various events during the holidays .• Sam Smoothy and his father, who last week, achieved the amazing feat of swimming across the English Channel as the first father son duo .

With the various sporting and academic activities added to the major events of Artsfest, the School Fete and Open Day, Science Week, the Inter-house Athletics Carnival, Bali Week, Yr 7 Orientation and the Year 12 Mock Examinations this will certainly be a busy term . We encourage everyone in the Community to get involved and support the students in their endeavours .

When speaking to some senior students on their schooling, various classes and plans for the future I was encouraged by their positive approach to life, even if most of them, as yet, have no clear idea of what they hoped to do . This mindset will give them a resilience to overcome the challenges of life ahead . So often the way we approach the things we do in life determines not only the outcome but also defines our character . The different approaches is illustrated when a number of students were asked why they were doing a particular maths problem or history assignment . One answered ‘I’m doing this because the teacher told me too” whereas another answered “I’m doing this because I’m in the process of building a great intellect .”

My aim is to try in every respect to adopt a positive approach to every task, no matter how small . Knowing that this approach in itself will play a significant part in not only determining a good outcome, but also in building my character into that which I would like it to be . Added to this is my aim to build my character on a firm foundation by listening to the word of God and obeying His Word .

Luke 6: 47-48 Everyone who comes to me and hears my words and does them, I will show you what he is like: he is like a man building a house, who dug deep and laid the foundation on rock .

Tel WilliamsPrincipal

Diary of EventsMonday 10/8 Community & Compassion Week Launch (3pm - 5pm)

Wednesday 12/8 Artsfest Dress Rehearsal

Thursday 13/8 Artsfest Dress Rehearsal

Friday 14/8 Free Dress Day (Gold Coin donation for World Vision)Artsfestival - Matinee; 12.30 -2.25pm Evening; 7.00 - 9.00pm $10.00 Entry Fee

IT’S ON AGAIN! QBC IS RECEIVING DONATIONS OF

SECOND HAND GOODS FOR SALE AT THIS YEAR’S OPEN

DAY - ALL PROCEEDS GOING TO OUR BALI CHILDREN'S

MISSION, PLEASE BRING DONATIONS TO THE

CHAPLAINS OFFICE (MONDAY, TUESDAY & THURSDAYS)

OR CONTACT RYAN CRISTONSEN 0417712093 FOR

OTHER ARRANGEMENTS.

WELL DONE TO STUDENTS WHO CONTINUE TO DONATE BLOOD.

WE WOULD ENCOURAGE ANY PARENTS DONATING TO SIGN UP

UNDER QUINNS BAPTIST COLLEGE WHEN YOU ARE AT THE CENTRE

SO THAT IT GOES TOWARDS THE COLLEGE’S TALLY FOR THIS YEAR.

YEAR 12 ZOO EXCURSION

TIME SLOTS 10 am – 12 pm / 12 pm – 2 pm

Cake Wrapping (Friday 9am) Cake Stall Sausage Sizzle Stall Hamburgers Stall Boerewors Rolls Stall Games Stalls Setup (8am – 10am) Pack Up (2pm – 3pm)

Please call Kim / Liz 9305 8808 to schedule your time

Your help would be greatly appreciated

August 22nd 2015

Quinns Baptist College invites you to:

A Professional Family Portrait Fundraiser Day Please join us for a professionally posed Family Portrait shoot of your

Family to raise funds .

When

22 August 2015 At the QBC Fete & Open Day Book a session from 10am – 1:45pm

Where

Quinns Baptist College 8 Salerno Drive, Mindarie

Primary School Auditorium

What You Receive for $20

Plus get the chance to purchase extra poses, a variety of sizes, black and white prints and the digital copies to use on canvases, and gifts .

To Book

Please contact Liz on 08 93058808, or espencer@qbc .wa .edu .au to reserve your photography session before they're all gone!

4 Simple Rules

Minimum of two generations in the Family Portrait No person may appear in two separate fundraising Family Portraits (exception

of separated couples) An adult family member appearing in the fundraising Family Portrait must be

present to collect & view their family portraits (or able to make alternative arrangements)

Families must sit for a minimum of three separate poses on the day .

ADVANCEDLIFE STUDIOS We are Australia's leading Family Portrait Photographers . With over 30 years experience our Photographers are experts trained to provide the best family photo experience for you .

QBC

&Notices

Reminders SCHOOL FEES 2015 per Student

Pre-Kindy $1120 Kindy $3010 Primary $3680 Secondary $5810

TERM DATES: 2015

TERM 2: STARTS Monday 20/04/15 ENDS Thursday 02/07/15

TERM 3: STARTS Monday 20/07/15 ENDS Thursday 24/09/15

TERM 4: STARTS Monday 12/10/15 ENDS Thursday 10/12/15

PAYING OF SCHOOL FEES IN 2015 DIRECT DEBIT A reminder that if there are any changes to the frequency or bank account details that you have previously provided the school with from which your annual, semester, termly or monthly payments are made, please notify the school as soon as possible . Unless we are informed otherwise, your information from 2014 will be used in 2015 .

Direct Debits will continue to be made as follows:

1 payment on 20th February

2 equal payments on 20th of February and July

4 equal payments on 20th of February, April, July and October

10 equal payments on the 20th of each month February - November

TERM DATES: 2016

TERM 1: STARTS Monday 01/02/16 ENDS Thursday 07/04/16

TERM 2: STARTS Tuesday 26/04/16 ENDS Thursday 30/06/16

TERM 3: STARTS Tuesday 19/07/16 ENDS Thursday 22/09/16

TERM 4: STARTS Monday 10/10/16 ENDS Friday 9/12/16

QBC

We love hearing about students’ achievements. Please email secondarystudents@

qbc.wa.edu.au if your child is representing the state or Australia in any event.

The College would like to congratulate Cayden Mather (Year 7)

who has been doing archery for a number of years and has again

participated in the state and national indoor archery competition on

the 17th & 18th July. Cayden came second in his division. Well done

Cayden!

Student Accomplishments

WELL DONE TO HOLLY NICOLAS (YR 10) WHO COMPETED IN THE

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SENIOR TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN

MELBOURNE DURING THE HOLIDAYS.

HOLLY RETAINED HER U.21 TEAM NATIONAL TITLE, WINNING

THE GOLD MEDAL WITH HER 2 OTHER TEAM MATES FOR THE 2ND

YEAR IN A ROW, REPRESENTING WA.

SHE ALSO WON SILVER IN U.21 SINGLES, U.21 DOUBLES AND

WOMENS DOUBLES.

Holly successfully defends her National Table Tennis Title

Channel swim a family victory By Katherine Fleming

Martin and Sam Smoothy.

Only 100m into the English Channel crossing and already stung by the jelly-fish in the pitch-black water, Martin Smoothy knew he had to keep it together.

On the support boat nearby was his teenage son Sam as they attempted to become the first father-son duo to make the swim.

Martin knew about Sam’s jellyfish phobia, so when they shouted questions about why he was struggling, he said nothing.

Over the next 13 hours, the Smoothys overcame fear, doubt and physical exhaustion to finish the 35km-plus crossing, described as the Mt Everest of open-water swimming.

The pair, from Mindarie, were having a pasta dinner with their coach, champion marathon swimmer Shelley Taylor-Smith, and solo swim aspirant and former footballer Campbell Brown when the call came that the conditions were right.

They set off at midnight, doing hour-long turns in the water and spending their breaks trying to keep warm and get food, drink, antihistamines and seasickness tablets down.

The changeovers left no chance to talk, so they wrote heartfelt messages on the boat’s white board.

After hearing Sam had emerged shaking from his last leg, Martin left a note of advice for his son: to think of the jellyfish as the people who bullied him when he gained weight from steroid treatment for bone cancer as a little boy.

They thought of the funds they were raising for the Uganda Project for orphans and used the smallest of distractions to pass the time.

By the time they got to the French coast, there was a small and narrowing tidal window to get ashore.

Miss it, and they would spend another five hours in the water.

When father and son scrambled ashore, they shed tears.

“They just hugged each other and wept uncontroll-ably,” Taylor-Smith said.

The 20th YMCA Western Australian Youth Parliament took place during the first week of the winter break. This year’s program had a strong contingent sent from Perth’s northern suburbs.

Quinns Baptist College students Jordan Dyce and I, Lewis Hutton, were selected to participate in this year’s program, which was open to application from those aged between the ages of 15 and 25.

The program, which had participants from all walks of life and from all corners of the state, allows the youth of Western Australia to debate that issues that are most important to them in the Legislative Council (the Lower House of the Western Australian Parliament) in front of MP’s, Senators and Dignitaries.

As the Youth Member for Butler, Jordan Dyce had the role of representing the constituency which our school falls in. He was also on ‘The Commerce Committee’ which produced a piece of legislation titled the ‘Regional Economic Development Bill 2015’. This along with seven others pieces of legislation was debated in Parliament.

At the year’s ‘Parliamentary Training Day’, which took place in March, I was able to fend off tough opposition to be elected as the Youth Premier of Western Australia by the government caucus. This role meant I had a lot more speaking time in Parliament. I also was responsible for making sure the government was operating efficiently and effectively, helping out those who were struggling with any aspects of the program, and giving speeches at official functions. Along with this I was also a member of the ‘Housing and Transport Committee’ who produced the ‘Accessible, Sustainable and Affordable Transportation Bill 2015’.

Other bills that were produced and debated were the ‘Education Reform Bill 2015’, The ‘Indigenous Cultural Preservation Bill 2015’, the ‘Judicial Understanding for Sentencing Those Involved in Criminal Enterprise Bill 2015’, the ‘Juvenile Alcohol Consumption Bill 2015’, the ‘Prevention of and Response to Bullying in Education Bill 2015’, and the ‘Renewable Energy for Western Australia Bill 2015’.

During parliament we also had to deliver a speech on any issues effecting our electorate, one on a preselected ‘matter of public interest’ - which this year was youth mental health - and also one on any topic of our choice. For the latter speech, Jordan spoke about youth political apathy, advocating for additional compulsory school subject such as Economics and Politics & Law, I spoke of how Australia must end the age of entitlement by reforming our Taxation, Welfare, and Education systems.

For more information on the program, or if you are wanting to participate next year, please speak to both Jordan Dyce and I or go to youthparlwa.com.au. By Lewis Hutton

QBC STUDENTS IN YOUTH PARLIMENT

Well done to Lewis Hutton and Jordan Dyce on their representations in the WA Youth Parliment

Year 11 Leadership Camp- July 2015

The positive indications of a successful school camp were evident from the outset when everyone arrived on time. Our first adventure challenge included following a rather dubious route up Mt Vincent before planning and executing a simulated rescue of a designated victim with a ‘snake bite’ and a ‘broken limb’. There was a great deal of joviality during this undertaking which may have been slightly different had it been a real life rescue. Particularly, after it was explained that in a real life circumstance our designated victims would most probably have died.

The following morning the team summited Bluff Knoll in rather cold, windy and wet conditions. However, the adverse conditions did nothing to dampen the spirits of the group and in many ways added to the sense of accomplishment. Those locals monitoring radio transmitters in the district will still be wondering if Mr Percival’s yell of ‘Geronimo’ signalled an unplanned base jump from the summit.

In the afternoon the teams had a great deal of fun on the Albany Great Photo Collage Challenge and then even more fun trying to eat a mountain of pizza at the local restaurant. Back at the Stirling Range Retreat our great time around the campfire went late into the evening.

The challenge the next day was to climb the 51 meter high Diamond Tree near Pemberton. The views over the top of the Karri forest from the tree made the daunting climb worth it. All in all the whole camp was a great experience for everyone.

CampLeadership

Year 11

Uniform Shop

QBC Uniform Shop HoursTUESDAYS

8:00am – 12:00pm (All students & parents)(For uniform fittings please come in AFTER 8.30am)12:00pm – 12:30pm (High School students ONLY)

1:30pm – 3:30pm (All students & parents)(For uniform fittings please come in BEFORE 3.00pm)

THURSDAYS

8:00am – 12:00pm (All students & parents)(For uniform fittings please come in AFTER 8.30am)12:00pm – 12:30pm (High School students ONLY)

CLOSES AT 12:30PM

PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS DURING SCHOOL

Places are still available for DRUMS, GUITAR, PIANO, and VOCALS . Lesson times can

be arranged directly with the respective teachers . Please note that the music teachers

invoice for the term in advance .

Guitar – Owen Hopwood [Cert IV Jazz Guitar W .A .A .P .A . BMUS Jazz W .A .A .P .A

(current)

Owen has worked as a performing and recording artist in Perth for over 7 years being

involved in original and cover bands as well as recording guitars and vocals on 3

different albums . He is currently in the final semester of a bachelor music degree at

the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), jazz performance major .

Mobile: 0417976571

Drums – Peter Forgus [Diploma of Music Contemporary Drums W .A .A .P .A .]

Peter is currently working as a professional musician in various ensembles around Perth .

Mobile: 0430171581

Vocals - Saffron Sharp (Bachelor Jazz/Voice W .A .A .P .A)

Saffron has performed at many premium music venues around the state including

the Ellington Jazz Club . Mobile: 0419 441 193

Piano lesson and all general music lesson enquiries should be directed to:

GARY BENNESS. MOBILE: 0417004407

OR

MATT SHARP VIA EMAIL: [email protected]

TutoringTUTORING TIMETABLE 2015 – TERM 3

MONDAY 3:00 – 3:30

TUESDAY 3:00 – 3:30

WEDNESDAY 3:00 – 3:30

THURSDAY 3:00 – 3:30

MATHS DEPARTMENT Years 7 and 8 - Room 4

Years 7, 10 and Year 11 Applications Room 7

Accounting and Economics - Room 18

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Year 7 - Room 3

Year 8 - Room 17 Year 11 General - Room 16

Year 12 Stage 1 or 2 Room 16

MATHS DEPARTMENT Years 7 and 8 - Room 4 Years 7, 10 and Year 11 Applications - Room 7

Accounting and Economics Room 18

Year 12 MAS/MAT 3C/D Room 12

Year 9 and MAT2C/D Room 8

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Year 9 - Room 16

Year 10 - Room 20 Year 11 ATAR - Room 15

Year 12 Stage - 3 Room 5

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Years 7-12 Science/Physics

Room 30 Years 7-12 Science/H-Biology

Room 29

SOSE DEPARTMENT Years 7-12

S&E/History/Geography/ Psychology

Rooms 2A, 2B and 2C

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Years 7-12 Science/Chemistry

Room 29 Years 7-12 Science/Biology

Room 31

MATHS DEPARTMENT Year 9 and Year 11 Essentials

Room 13 Years 7-12 Science/Chemistry

Room 29

MATHS DEPARTMENT Year 7 - Room 4

Year 12 MAS/MAT 3C/D Room 12

Year 12 3A/B and Year 11 Methods Room 13

Years 11/12 BME Room 6

SOSE DEPARTMENT Years 7-12

S&E/History/Geography/ Psychology

Rooms 2A, 2B and 2C

The above times refer to Years 7 to 12. Should these times clash with other commitments, students are encouraged to make individual tutoring appointments, where mutually possible, with staff. Upper school students should speak to their relevant staff members should they require tutoring outside these times.

Last year we launched the used Battery Recycling Program at Quinns. Please place them in the specially decorated bin (see photo) in the LIBRARY.

No car or phone batteries please.

If you put the batteries in the general household rubbish bin it goes to landfill and can contain toxic substances which are harmful if released into the environment. Alternatively they may end up at a composting facility and cause contamination. Through our program all metals and components of the batteries are recycled by Auszinc in New South Wales to make street lights, new batteries and steel frames

for houses.

Library is open before and after school so bring them in! Let’s see how many kilograms of batteries we can collect this year.

Thanks to Mindarie Regional Council for setting this up and collecting the batteries.

Quinns Battery Recycling Program

Please feed me a battery (single use or rechargeable)

AA, AAA, Button, C, D, 6V or 9 V

External Tutoring

▶ Holiday Revision Programs - Specially designed courses to help revise WACE subject content and teach you how to maximise your school and ATAR results. Classes held in the January, April, July and October school holidays.

▶ Weekend Classes - Tutoring classes with small groups that are conducted throughout the year to provide individual attention and on-going help as you need it. For Years 7 - 12.

▶ Master Classes - Weekly teaching classes by expert WACE teachers that aim to extend students and teach students how to earn maximum marks.

▶ Individual Tuition - In your own home or boarding school. All ages, all areas.

▶ Study Guides - Containing revision questions and material to help you study and succeed in exams.

▶ Creelman Exam Questions - The past WACE exam questions arranged in topics, with model answers.

▶ Headstart Program - Held in January for Years 7 - 10. ▶ Skills Development Program - Held in April for years 7-10 to help students revise important concepts and skills and prepare for NAPLAN testing.

Ways to maximise your school success throughout the year

MASTER CLASSESYRS 10 - 12

2015 TIMETABLEWeekly classes during the school term

Be taught and inspired by subject expertsDevelop skills to maximise school and exam results

WACE & ATAR COURSESVARIOUS SUBJECTS, TIMES AND LOCATION

PRESENTERS AT PERTH MODERN SCHOOL

Excellence in Education OUTSTANDING RESULTS

Maximise Performance

O.T Lee teaching Maths Master Class

Since 1986 ACADEMIC TASK FORCE has helped over 100,000 students

boost their academic results

DR ULRICH SEYDEL an exception teacher who has a distinguished career as a researcher and teacher in Physics and Chemistry. He has taught both WACE and ATAR courses and the International Baccalaureate. His strength is in working with high performing students, to provide the enrichment and insight necessary to achieve top results.DR 0.T. LEE Author of maths text books which are used in WA schools. Dr Lee is an exceptional, insightful teacher with wide-ranging experience as a WACE marker. His students achieve outstanding results.ASHLEIGH DAVISON An examination marker and dedicated English teacher who has taught at some of Australia’s top performing schools including Perth Modern School. Her students consistently receive top marks and University entrance scores. Ms Davison is an energetic teacher who provides individual attention and specialist assistance to her students.

DR ROY SKINNER An inspirational teacher and an author of Physics and Chemistry Study Guides. He has a Masters degree in Nuclear Physics and a Ph.D. from King’s College, London in Science Education. In 1999 he was awarded the De Laeter Medal as an outstanding science teacher. Dr Skinner has taught physics and chemistry in three different countries and has been the Head of Science in five schools.DR O.T. LEE (see Applecross)ASHLEIGH DAVISON (see Applecross)

57 General Exhibitions

52 Course Exhibitions

213 Certificates of Distinction

658 Certificates of Commendation

Beazley Medal Winner, 2010

*Results from the last 5 years

In the last 5 years, ACADEMIC TASK FORCE students who attended our courses have achieved:

Michael Taran Beazley Medal Winner 2010

Telephone: 9314 9500Email:[email protected]

www.academictaskforce.com.au

ENROLMENTS OPEN ALL YEAR

Maximise Performance Achieve Success

PRESENTERS AT APPLECROSS

Ways to maximise your school success throughout the year

WEEKEND TUITION CLASSES2015 TIMETABLE

Saturdays: Churchlands SHS & Rossmoyne SHSSundays: Perth Modern School

Morning and afternoon classes available

What our students say about

ACADEMIC TASK FORCE coursesNEED HELP TO

ACHIEVE SUCCESS?

Maximise Performance Achieve Success

“The small groups mean that classes are productive and friendly. I particularly liked the way teachers took time to see if I understood properly.”(Kelly, Duncraig Senior High School)

“I have gained great direction, better focus, more confidence.” (Tom, All Saints’ College)

“I now have a greater understanding of the subject and a more positive attitude towards tackling questions not previously understood.”(Sasha, Methodist Ladies College)

“A great boost to my exam performance.”(Ali, Ballajura Community College)

57 General Exhibitions

52 Course Exhibitions

213 Certificates of Distinction

658 Certificates of Commendation

Beazley Medal Winner, 2010

*Results from the last 5 yearsMichael Taran Beazley Medal Winner 2010

▶ Revision Programs - Specially designed courses to help revise WACE subject content and teach you how to maximise your school and exam results. Classes held in the January, April, July and October school holidays.

▶ Weekend Classes - Tutoring classes with small groups that are conducted throughout the year to provide individual attention and on-going help as you need it. For Years 7 - 12.

▶ Master Classes - Weekly teaching classes by expert WACE teachers that aim to extend students and teach students how to gain maximum marks.

▶ Individual Tuition - In your own home or boarding school. All ages, all areas.

▶ Study Guides - Containing revision questions and material to help you study and succeed in exams.

▶ Creelman Exam Questions - The past WACE exam questions arranged in topics, with model answers.

▶ Headstart Program - Held in January for Years 7 - 10. ▶ Skills Development Program - Held in April for years 7-10 to help students revise important concepts and skills and prepare for NAPLAN testing.

Since 1986 ACADEMIC TASK FORCE has helped over 100,000 students

boost their academic results

Telephone: 9314 9500Email:[email protected]

www.academictaskforce.com.au

ENROLMENTS OPEN ALL YEAR

In the last 5 years, ACADEMIC TASK FORCE students who attended our courses have achieved:

Quinns’ Youth GroupExperience vs .

DisciplineEvery Friday of the school term Quinns Youth is run for High School students. This youth group provided by Quinns Baptist Church aims at providing a safe environment for students to gather out of school hours for games, social interaction and spiritual growth. Throughout the year Quinns Youth runs camps, sleepovers and other events with the goal of building healthy relationships between students whilst helping them grow in faith.

For more information about Quinns Youth or Quinns Baptist Church please contact the School or Ryan Cristonsen directly on: 0417712093

Quinns Youth starts at 7.30pm in the Primary School Auditorium everyFriday during school term (unless otherwise advertised) and finishes at 9.30pm. The cost is a $2 donation for materials and some activities away from the school may involve extra costs. Quinns Youth is open to all High School students from Years 7 to 12.

QUINNS COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastors: Andrew & Danelle Hamilton ~ 0400 044 236Youth Pastor: Ryan Cristonsen ~ 0417 712 093

www.quinnsbaptist.org

Sunday Morning Services start at 9.30am in the Primary School auditoriumFriday Night Youth Group runs 7.30-9.30pm for High School students

QUINNS BAPTIST COLLEGECnr Anchorage Dve & Salerno Dve, Mindarie(Postal: PO Box 72 Quinns Rocks WA 6030)

Telephone: 9305 8808 Facsimile: 9305 1226Email: [email protected]

Community News

DADS RAISING GIRLS – CLICk HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

* DADS RAISING TEENAGE BOYS – CLICk HERE

* STEPFAMILIES - AN INTRODUCTION – CLICk HERE

* VIRTUES PARENTING PROGRAMME – CLICk HERE

* FAMILY PATTERNS – CLICk HERE

Mums Raising Teenage Boys However well-prepared mothers are logically, the emotional response to having a boy is often still, ‘Wow! This is unknown territory.’ It is true that for many mothers, the idea of raising a son carried its own set of worries. As the primary female role model in a boy’s life, mothers play an important role in the development of their son’s identity including their ability to be nurturing. For teenage boys in particular, this on-going relationship with their mothers has long term implications. This in turn effects how they relate to others, particularly to girls and women. This workshop will discuss: The importance of the mother-son relationship What boys need from their mums Practical ways to improve and maintain a positive and rewarding relationship which

could include – o Mothers need to have some knowledge of their sons’ world o Attachment and boundaries and the consequences o Importance of negotiation and its necessary skills o Allowing decision making o Risk taking and sexuality mutual respect o Steps taken to hand over the control to teenagers as they demonstrate

responsibility and appropriate self-management skills o Need for appropriate knowledge of modern technology in order to make

reasonable decisions

WEST LEEDERVILLE 22 Southport Street, cnr Cambridge Street

Wednesday, 1 July

Tuesday, 22 September

2015

Time: 6.30-9.00pm Fee: $25 per person

Places are limited so please book now on 9489 6322

OCTOBER 2015SCHOOLHOLIDAYPROGRAMYOUTHSERVICES

wanneroo.wa.gov.au/cowyouth

SEE REVERSE FOR BOOKING INFORMATION AND KEYS TO ABBREVIATIONS

MULTISPORTMONDAY 5 TO WEDNESDAY 7 6-12YRS

Sporting challenges, activities and games. Cost $21 for 3 days. P BYO

9am- 12noon Wanneroo Recreation Centre

1.30pm- 4.30pm Gumblossom Community Centre

WEEK 2MONDAY 5 12-18YRS TUESDAY 6 12-18YRS WEDNESDAY 7 8-11YRS THURSDAY 8 12-18YRS

Indoor Volleyball + AMF Bowling P L Cost $30.

HYC 10am- 2.30pmCC 9.30am- 3pmCYC 9am- 3.30pmYCC 8.30am- 4pm

Movies + Darklight P L Cost $30.

HYC 8am- 5pmCC 8.30am- 4.30pmCYC 9am- 4pmYCC 9.30am- 3.30pm

Great Escape + Whale Watching P L W

Cost $45.

HYC 9.30am- 3.30pmCC 9am- 4pmCYC 8.30am- 4.30pmYCC 8am- 5pm

Fremantle Prison + Youth Plaza + Markets P L S

Cost $25. Bring money for markets.

HYC 10.30am- 3.15pmCC 10am- 3.45pmCYC 9.30am- 4.15pmYCC 9am- 4.45pm

WEEK 1MONDAY 28 TUESDAY 29 12-18YRS WEDNESDAY 30 8-11YRS THURSDAY 1 12-18YRS

PUBLIC HOLIDAY

Adventure World P L W

Cost $25.

HYC 8.30am- 4.30pmCC 8am- 5pmCYC 8.30am- 4.30pmYCC 8am- 5pm

Perth Royal Show P BYO

Cost $20. Bring money for showbags and rides.

HYC 9.30am- 3pmCC 9am- 3.30pmCYC 8.30am- 4pmYCC 8am- 4.30pm

Flip Out + Hogs Breath P L

Cost $30.

HYC 9.30am- 2pmCC 9am- 2.30pmCYC 8.30am- 3pmYCC 8am- 3.30pm

PLEASE NOTE: THE CITY WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OF MONEY OR EQUIPMENT.