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What is NRG? Kids Holiday Club

First week Holidays

Mon 30th June-4th July

150 Kindy-Yr 5 Kids Enrol

70 Leaders Run by St John’s North Ryde

Leadership development training

Biblical literacy

Self Reflection

Heaps of Fun!

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Lunch + Training Day 12-4:30pm

Training Day #2 Sunday 29th JunLunch + Training Day 12-5pm + NRG Launch 5pm

8am—4pm Monday 30th—Thurs 3th

8am-8pm Friday 5th July

Breakfast + Lunch + Arvo Food Onsite served everyday included

Sun Leaders Adventure—6th July 11am-6pm

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NRG Leader day8:00 Leaders Breakfast + Training

9:00 Outside Games with Children

9:20 Big Group #1

9:50 Small groups with Kids

10:20 Morning Tea

10:50 Novelty Event (e.g. Tug of war)

11:10 Electives (Sport, Craft, Dance etc)

12:30 Big Group #2

1:00 Leaders Lunch + Free Time

2:30 Training Part #1

3:15 Arvo Tea

How Can I help? Use you skills to teach Electives in partnership with

NRG Staff

Computers / Dance / Drama / Craft / Cooking

Sport: Soccer, Basketball, AFL, Netball

Music—Band / Percussion / Singing

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NRG Leader day Leaders Breakfast + Training

Outside Games with Children

Big Group #1

Small groups with Kids

Morning Tea

Novelty Event (e.g. Tug of war)

Electives (Sport, Craft, Dance etc)

Big Group #2

Leaders Lunch + Free Time

Training Part #1

Arvo Tea

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won’t lift a finger to help others. However, that has not been my experi-

ence of teens! They are looking for something meaningful and are com-

munity minded if they can see that their contribution is valued.

For some parents, Holiday times can be both stressful and expensive when

it comes to ‘catering’ for their teenagers. North Ryde Anglican church

would love to help by providing the best quality program that we can

which gives teenagers the opportunities to develop new skills, reach their

potentials, serve their community and learn more about Jesus.

The program is not-for-profit, and is only made possible through the gener-

ous donations and discounts from local businesses and many people vol-

unteering their time. Since first running in 2007 over 80 teenagers have par-

ticipated—with all participants giving glowing endorsement. Whilst there is

a program cost of $110—this barely covers the costs of the Hoodie, Cap,

14 meals, 14 morning and afternoon teas, leaders party laser tag and

bowling, and other program costs.

You may be wondering if a church run program is for you? According to

the Australian Bureau of statistics (ABS), four out of five teens reading this

brochure believe in God, with one in three believing in the miracles of Je-

sus Christ. We welcome anyone from any faith background participating

in the leadership program with us. Our aim is to help you make the next

step in honouring Jesus. We ask all teens to agree to our statement of

partnership which you can read in the application form on our website.

This flyer also outlines how we are helping young people respond appro-

priately to Jesus in our regular weekly gatherings. We have included de-

tails about our other youth initiatives opposite.

Can I encourage you to make the most of NRG. But why wait till July? If

you have just moved into the suburb or don’t have any connection with a

youth group, why not join with us this week at 57 or Revolution. You can

find out so much more on our website.

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Many schools offer this program. Details at

www.dukeofed.com.au

The handbook states that ‘regular commitment’ usually

means one hour per week over a three or six month peri-

od. However there maybe some flexibility with your school

if the hours can be done more intensively. You will need to

check with your school coordinator if participation in NRG

satisfies requirements. A number of schools have been

satisfied that NRG meets Bronze & Silver award require-

ments.

Total NRG leaders commitments are 2 pre-NRG training

days, 6 days of NRG (Mon-Fri 8-4pm + Sunday 11-6pm) .

Hence, there are approximately 56 hours of volunteering

time involved, as opposed to the 12hrs (Bronze) or 24hrs

(Silver) required by the DofE program.

However, many Co-ordinators will not accept only NRG

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LEADERS AFTER

PARTY

NRG Leaders program con-

cludes with our leaders ad-

venture—Sunday 7th July. 11am meet at Strike Bowling

Chatswood (Laser tag + Ten Pin)

1pm back to church for formal

lunch

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and follow links through to NRG

Fill in the online LEADERS application form

Pay the $110 leaders registration Fee ($80 for second leader in the same family)

(Fee includes all meals, T-Shirt, Hat & Activities)

Want to know More? Additional Photos and Videos on our Website

Information about Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme

Email us: [email protected]

Rev. John Chappell (B.sc, B.Ed., B.D, MA) 0403 812 782

Simon & Kathryn Holmes Ph: 0415 169 831

Jonathan & Rachael Peart Ph: 0414 618 936

Call us on 02 8004 0513

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