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Boys’ Education – Our Focus.
St Mary's College, since its foundation in 1899, has been centrally focussed on educating boys. The education of young
boys into men is our fundamental vision and being experts in this is of utmost importance to us. Next week, we welcome
back to the College, Dr Ian Lillico. Ian, an industry consultant in boys’ education, founder of the Boys’ Forward Institute
(boysforward.com.au), a father of three sons and a past Principal in Western Australia, will again provide all staff of the
College insights, latest research findings and strategies to best educate your sons in this, the 21st Century. Ian has provided
lectures to hundreds of schools around the world and has appeared on various media and radio outlets, sharing his insightful
recommendations on how best to educate boys.
Among other things, Ian shares his opinion on: specific practices to engage boys in learning, practical and hands-on
approaches to bullying, curriculum delivery and behaviour management, gender specific learning styles, theories in dealing
with male students from birth to adulthood, strategies to deal with issues of technology in this ever-changing world,
improving academic achievement, recommended physical structures of boys’ schools and whole school policies for school
improvement.
St Mary's College has just completed a draft Boys’ Education Framework which will aim to align (to all activities at the
College) with best practice for boys’ learning. Dr Ian Lillico is planning to reflect and suggest ways to improve this strategic
framework for the benefit of your sons’ education.
We look forward to Dr Ian Lillico’s expert input and advice for the improved learning of your sons at St Mary’s College
into the future.
Darling Downs Mathematics Champion Primary School Congratulations to the primary boys who today won the Mathematics Team
Challenge at St Ursula’s College. This competition, rich in history, provided
the boys with an excellent exposure to higher order thinking in Mathematics.
Over 30 schools participated in the competition with St Mary's College boys
demonstrating their brillance, coming out winners on the day. I thank Mr
Brett Harkins, Primary Teacher who accompanied the boys. Well done
gentlemen.
Pictured: Principal, Michael Newman, Primary Teacher, Brett Harkins and Year 5
students who competed in the Maths Team Challenge
Twelve St Mary's College Boys’ Art Works Displayed
St Mary's College is being represented by 12 boys at this year’s annual Senior Art Exhibition “Future Visions Exhibition”
at the University of Southern Queensland. The exhibition is being installed and judged on Monday 23rd May with the
opening and announcement of awards on Tuesday, 24th May. Congratulations, gentlemen and to their Art teacher, Mrs Anne
O’Sullivan.
Newsletter: 17th May 2016
Multicultural Week 2016
St Mary's College will celebrate its various cultures during Multicultural Week: Monday 23rd - Friday 27th May. During this week we
have many activities planned including: sporting activities, a special celebratory assembly, various foods from countries around the
world, a public addresses and a multi-cultural formal meal with families. St Mary's College has as a foundational Edmund Rice theme,
the inclusivity of all people. We embrace all the different nationalities present at St Mary's College. All boys make up an important
fabric of life at the College. Happy multicultural week.
Plain Clothes Day
Many thanks to our Senior leaders who have organised a Plain Clothes Day this Thursday, 19th May. All funds raised will go towards
Orange Sky Laundry. The visit by Orange Sky Laundry Australians of the Year, Nicholas Marchesi and Lucas Patchett has inspired our
boys to raise much needed funds to ensure that all street people are given dignity and respect with clean clothes each day. Well done,
gentlemen.
Japanese Excursion
Our Year 9, 10 and 11 boys will be extending their learning through a Japanese excursion to Brisbane on Tuesday 24th May. During
this excursion the boys will shop at a variety of Japanese stores and share in a Japanese meal. Language development and cultural
understanding are key to this excursion. I thank our Japanese teacher, Mrs Robyn Topp and our Curriculum Leader of English/
Languages, Ms Liisa Hammond for organising this learning activity for the boys.
TAFE Open Day
Our Senior boys have been invited to attend the TAFE QLD South West Open Day next Tuesday, 24th May. This day provides the
opportunity for the boys to explore the TAFE campus, try a trade, find a course and ask teachers questions regarding TAFE study and
to listen to a key-note address by Yassmin Abdel-Magied, the 2015 Queensland Young Australian of the Year.
I thank Miss Jennifer Smeed (Director of Senior Pathways) who will be accompanying the boys.
Business Excursion
On Thursday 19th May, our Year 11 and 12 Business students will undertake an excursion to Wellcamp (Brisbane West) airport,
McDonalds Harristown and Bunnings West store. The areas studied will include: business innovations, workplace health and safety,
customer service and business logistics. This very interesting excursion will be led by Mrs Samantha Parle (Business Teacher).
Visual Arts Excursion
Today the Year 11 and 12 Art students had the opportunity to travel to GOMA to see the Creative Conversations Students’ Art Exhibition
which showcases the best artwork of schools from across Queensland. This along with bodies of works by artists Anish Kapoor and
Yvan Goang-Ming will no doubt provide inspiration to our boys. I thank Mrs Anne O’Sullivan (Art teacher) and Dr Bradley Voltz
(Director of Arts /Performance) for organising this opportunity for the boys.
Darling Downs Representatives
Well done, Dillon McFeeters (Rugby League), Tyson Liesch (Touch) and Joseph Brendon (U/18 QSS Presidents Touch Team) who
will represent St Mary's College at the various Darling Downs schoolboys’ events over the coming weeks. Good luck, gentlemen.
Congratulations to the open softball team who won the Golden Glove Darling Downs Softball Challenge on Thursday.
May our loving God walk with all members of the St Mary’s College family.
Mr Michael Newman – Principal
FAITH SNAPSHOT
Pentecost: Sunday just gone, we celebrated the feast of Pentecost in the Church’s calendar. This feast day is often referred to the
‘birthday of the Church’, given that it was the time when the Apostles and Mary received the Holy Spirit and moved beyond their fears
to go about spreading the ‘good news’ to all who would listen. In many ways, Pentecost reminds us to be ever present to God’s call in
our own lives, and to recognise the gifts of the Spirit, viz. wisdom, understanding, right judgement, strength, knowledge, reverence, and
awe and wonder, as virtues to aspire to, irrespective of how far along our life journey we may be. Please keep in your prayers those
boys in our community who approach their reception of the Sacraments: Caleb Brown, Logan Brown, Noah Clancy, Harrison Clancy,
Harrison Cliffe, Jacob Hess, Kaleb Hess and Matthew Hess. These boys and their families have been preparing well with open hearts
and I thank them all for their commitment to the program.
Free Dress Day Thursday: On Thursday our boys are able to wear free dress to raise money for the “Orange Sky Laundry”. Orange
Sky Laundry visited the College a number of weeks ago, sharing with us their journey of developing Australia’s first mobile laundry
service for the homeless. It is a great opportunity for us to demonstrate our support by wearing free dress (perhaps ORANGE) on
Thursday. Thank you in anticipation!
Cultural Diversity Week 2016
Next week, our College will celebrate the many cultures that exist in our community in a variety of ways:
Monday First Break – Staff vs ‘the World’ Touch Football Match on the Oval
Tuesday Assembly Cultural Diversity Assembly – Smoking Ceremony, Welcome to Country, Recognition of ‘National Sorry
Day’, Cultural Opening Liturgy, Flag Ceremony, Student Guest Speaker
Tuesday Second Break – Indigenous Dance Workshop on Centenary Court
Wednesday First Break – ‘Indigenous Games’ on the grassed area on Hill Street
Thursday Indigenous Leadership Day with Peter Mulcahy
Thursday Night Cultural Diversity Week Dinner
Friday – First Break Entertainment from Local African Talent and ‘Spiders’ and other goodies on sale to raise money to donate
to TRAMS.
As well as that, the tuckshop will be adopting an international theme also, cooking cuisine from various countries throughout the world
over the five days. I look forward to sharing in this event and trust that it will be a great opportunity to shine a light on, and celebrate,
the diversity that exists in our College community.
Rosies: Many thanks to Steve Sowter, Ashley Sowter, Leanne Kratzman and Leah Dempster who joined students Ian Searle-Crossley,
Corey Buckley, Rory Brown, Ben Broderick, Jarrod Keppel, Nicholas Joy and Jack Spencer serving for Rosies on Friday night. Your
enthusiasm is appreciated and welcomed!
Blessings for the coming week.
Ms Sharon Collins, Assistant Principal Identity – [email protected]
Prayers: Please include these families in your prayers.
Alex Myers (Year 7) whose father Michael Myers passed away suddenly on Saturday. Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord.
Prayers: We pray for sick members of the St Mary's College family.
Dave Nielsen (father of Mr Andrew Nielsen) who is critically ill.
FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL – STUDENT WELFARE
Uniforms: As the weather gets colder it is timely to remind everyone of the uniform expectations during the colder months.
The academic jumper must be worn with the academic uniform. Students may wear other jumpers under it but the academic
one must be on top.
Hoodies are not acceptable and boys will be asked to remove them even if they are under the academic jumper.
Boys are required to wear their academic uniform to and from school every day except their sports day (Wednesday –
secondary: Friday – Primary)
The sports jumper can only be work during sport or when it is raining.
College tracksuit pants and sports jacket can only be worn on sport days or during PE.
For Seniors the blazer is compulsory to and from school every day in Term 2 and 3.
Beanies are not permitted but College scarves are.
Punctuality and Preparedness: As we move into midterm, assessment draws closer and workloads increase. Students who attend all
classes and arrive on time fully prepared have a much better chance of success than those who are late and unprepared. Please talk to
your son about the importance of being prepared for class and being on time. It maximises learning time, minimises disruptions and
shows a level of courtesy and respect to other classmates and the teacher.
Reducing teenage anxiety: Recent studies are showing that lack of sleep is a major contributor to anxiety. Teenage boys need sleep
more than their phone and other electronic equipment. Please consider taking electronic equipment from your son one hour prior to bed
so their brains can settle and they can get to sleep. Phones and other electronic devices in their room on silent/vibrate can still wake
them and disturb their sleep.
Research out of Monash University has found a direct link between a reduced amount of quality sleep and constant access to their
phones. Lack of sleep does not allow the body to refresh and the stresses of school, home and social life can build up and cause anxiety.
Anxiety affects teenage boys in many ways including depression, lack of motivation and fear of social settings.
Mr Andrew Nielsen, Assistant Principal - Student Welfare - [email protected]
PRIMARY SNAPSHOT
Trivia Night: Raising Money for Year 6 Sydney/Canberra Camp 2016
When: Friday 20th May from 6.00 pm at St Mary’s College TP O’Brien Hall
Cost: $200.00 per table (maximum 10 people) includes finger food throughout the night. There will be a licensed bar, Multi draw
raffle, $100.00 boards, lucky door prize, round winners and champion teams. Anyone who is interested in donating a prize or providing
financial sponsorship please contact the school office. Contact Terese Dyne to register your team and arrange payment.
Chocolate Fundraiser: This is the last week that Year 6 boys can sell boxes of chocolates at school to raise money for their Sydney/
Canberra Camp. The boys can continue to sell them outside of school for the remainder of the term. The money needs to be handed into
Mrs Sleeman and the profit will be credited to your account.
Date Claimers:
Week 6 Thursday 19th May Plain Clothes Day
Friday 20th May Trivia Night
Week 8 Thursday 2nd June Instrumental Concert, 7:30pm
Week 9 Friday 10th June Social with Glennie
Week 10 Friday 24th June End Term 2
Week 6 – Primary Worker of the Week
Class Student Reason
5W Noah Borger For showing great determination and resilience when completing class tasks
6W Cameron Ellis Getting work finished and involvement in classroom activities
6B Blake Pollard Getting work finished and involvement in classroom activities
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact the College.
Mrs Terese Dyne, Primary Leader – [email protected]
YEAR 7 UPDATE
With Term 2 underway the Year 7 cohort has had ample time to become accustomed to College expectations and rules. It has come to
the attention of staff that some students are starting to push boundaries in regards to punctuality and preparedness for class. As well,
insolence is becoming an issue. These issues have been addressed with the cohort and staff are working with students to monitor these
unwanted habits by using the Responsible Thinking Process in conjunction with preparedness and punctuality forms. The RTC is not a
form of punishment but a chance to reflect and work on strategies to stop these habits. I encourage all parents to assist the College in
setting expectations of punctuality, preparedness and respect. It is an expectation that all students have, at minimum, a fully charged
iPad, a fully stocked pencil case and class specific book. Please speak with your son to make sure this equipment is making its way to
school. In regards to punctuality and respect it is encouraged that you speak to your son on how to ensure this occurs. I hope that if the
College and parents work together we can break these bad habits before they severely interrupt student learning opportunities. Finally
I would like to thank the students who attended the social afternoon with Fairholme a few weeks back. The boys had an excellent time
and behaved very well.
Miss Jennifer Morgan, Teacher – [email protected]
FINANCE NEWS
TERM 2 Fees: Term 2 Tuition fees are overdue. Please make payment.
It’s Not Too Late: If you have not yet forwarded the periodical payment forms, it’s certainly not too late to commence a payment
plan. This form of paying your College fees is an effective way of easing the financial commitments of families. Please note that each
year a new form must be submitted to keep up with the slight change of fees annually. If you require assistance please phone Anne on
4631 7308 or email on [email protected]
Year 12 Retreat: Deposit of $150.00 was due by 6th May 2016. Please make payment as soon as possible.
Year 11 Camp: Invoices and forms for the Year 11 camp were sent with the Term 1 reports. Please ensure that forms are returned at
your earliest convenience and payment of $265.00 is made prior to 22nd June 2016.
Confraternity Shield: Invoices have been sent and the deposit was due by 20th April 2016. Please make payment now.
Sundry accounts: Please note that sundry items e.g. camps, larger excursions, iPad repairs, senior jerseys etc. are NOT invoiced on the
term account and need to paid separately. Those items that do not have a due by date must be paid promptly.
Ski Trip: Please continue to make payments. This needs to be finalized by 6th June.
Sydney/Canberra Trip: Please continue to make payments towards this trip. Chocolates are now available for fundraising at school
for this week and then from home until the end of term.
IMPORTANT: Please ensure when paying for sundry items by direct deposit into our bank you use, as a reference, your family code
together with a brief description eg BLOGG01iPad. If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact Anne in Finance. If you
pay your tuition account by direct deposit into our bank account please ensure that you use your family code as the reference eg
BLOGS01
Mrs Sonya Lynch, Business Manager – [email protected]
SENIOR ART
Senior Visual Art students have had artworks selected for the Future Visions
Exhibition at the University of Southern Queensland. We have achieved well this
year as twelve students had their work selected compared to previous years when
only a few students’ artworks were chosen. The exhibition features the best
artwork from Senior Visual Art students in our region.
The exhibition will be installed and judged on Monday 23rd May with the opening
and announcement of awards on Tuesday 24th May 5.00pm in the USQ Gallery,
A Block.
Pictured right: 'Digital Change' by Jedd Moody
The following 12 students have been short listed for the 2016 Future Visions
exhibition. Two of the works are the short films.
1. Brady Mason, Untitled, dry point etching on paper, 2016
2. Stephanos Dokshen, Untitled, graphite pencil on paper, 2016
3. Tanna Black, Poetic Justice, graphite pencil on paper, 2016
4. Larry Alonso Silva, Uniqueness, 2015
5. Kyle Condell, Untitled, dry point etching on paper, 2016
6. Cooper Andrews, Money Thrower, drypoint etching on paper, 2016
7. Joe Reuter, Eatin' Eden, edition of drypoint etchings, 2016
8. Caleb Thomas, Salute to Communication, aerosol paint, acrylic paint and sharpie on skateboard deck, 2015
9. Jedd Moody, Digital Change, acrylic on canvas, 2015
10. Matthew Reen, The Opera House, linoprint, 2015
11. Jordan Williams, Untitled, graphite pencil on paper, 2016
12. James Walters, 2 animations, The Story of Heartache, Inner Demons, 2015
Mrs Anne O’Sullivan, Art Teacher – [email protected]
GOLDEN GLOVE SOFTBALL CHALLENGE
On Thursday 12th May, the St Mary’s College softball team participated in the Golden
Glove Softball Challenge at Kearney Springs. The boys were a little nervous at first
(though it could have just been the 3°C temperature making them shiver) seeing as
more than half the team was in Year 9 or younger and they were facing teams of
mostly seniors! The boys beat Centenary Heights SHS 11-4 and then comprehensively
beat Laidly SHS 17-0.
This put them into the final against arch-rival Harristown. Against some excellent
opposition (including 2 Queensland state players) the boys kept calm, collected and
ended up beating Harristown 4-2 (with an innings to spare). This is the first time in a
very long time that we have beaten Harristown and the boys were absolutely thrilled.
The next step for the team is to compete in the State Finals on Saturday the 21st May.
Pictured right: The St Mary’s College Softball Team
Mr Jared Nielsen, Softball Co-ordinator – [email protected]
SPORT NEWS
Sport Achievement
Brendan Rock, Year 7 (pictured left) recently competed in the Sporting Shooters of Australia Association
(SSAA) State Championship held in Townsville on the weekend of 29th April–1st May.
Brendan shot as a junior and achieved the best overall score and won Top Gun for the juniors. He won a
total of 12 gold medals and 4 silver medals.
Congratulations Brendan on your achievements.
Congratulations to Tyson Liesch and Luke Broderick who were both selected in the squad for the Football Queensland Futsal 12 Boys
State Metro Team for the 2017 Metro FFA National Futsal Championships. Best of luck to both boys as they work towards these
championships.
Mr Robert Anderson, Director of Sport / PE – [email protected]
SENIOR PATHWAYS NEWS
White Card Course: Downs Group Training will be at St Mary’s College on Tuesday 21st June to conduct training for the White Card
(Work Safely in the Construction Industry) from 8.40am until 3.00pm. Students studying Building and Construction are required to
have this qualification. Students completing work experience placements, which require them to enter construction sites, need to
complete this training prior to commencement of their placement. This will be the only White Card course offered during school hours
and if the card is not obtained at this time, students will need to complete the training outside of the College. The cost is $50.00 and
is to be paid to the College Office by Monday 20th June 2016. Permission letters with additional information are outside
Miss Smeed’s office.
Date and Time Who Topic Location Registration
Thursday 19th May
Second break
Year 12 Head of King’s residential College to
speak to interested Year 12s
Upstairs boardroom in
Brothers’ House
Email Miss Smeed if you are
interested
Tuesday 7th June
First Break
Year 11-12 ACU - Interested in attend ACU next
year? A short information session on the
courses available and ACU life
Restaurant Email Miss Smeed if you are
interested
Griffith Rural Priority Access Scheme and Considering Medicine seminars in Toowoomba, Warwick and Kingaroy: Griffith
will be advertising the Rural Priority Access Scheme that quarantines places in their medical degree for school leavers and rural
graduates. There will be a “Considering Medicine” seminar for students interested in a Medical Career in Toowoomba on 19th May.
The opportunity exists for students to observe Griffith University medical students teaching and learning and numbers are limited. The
seminar begins at 6.30pm and staff, parents and students are welcome to attend to discuss the nature of Health courses available at
Griffith, including the rural programs, and the requirements for entry. Please see Miss Smeed if you would like to attend.
Tertiary Studies Expo: The TSXPO will be staged on the 16th and 17th July at the Royal International Convention Centre, Brisbane
Showgrounds. Visitors can find the latest information on tertiary studies, further training, careers pathways and employment
opportunities. This is a free admission event. Further information can be found at http://www.careersevent.com/tsxpo/
2016 Year 10 Work Experience: Monday 12th - Friday 16th September, 2016
2016 Year 11 Work Experience: Monday 17th October - Friday 21st October, 2016 (OP Ineligible Students only)
Documents are available for you to download from the St Mary’s College Website: http://www.stmaryscollege.com/ under Latest
Forms and Letters and the St Mary’s College Careers Website at http://www.stmaryscollegecareers.com/?page=required-documents
While the Work Experience Program does not commence until the end of Term Three and the beginning of Term Four, it is strongly
advised that you assist your son in securing a placement for this period in the near future. It is important to note, however, that the onus
on finding a placement is on your son as we seek to provide him with the communication skills he needs to be successful in his post-
schooling endeavours.
Miss Jennifer Smeed, Director of Senior Pathways – [email protected]
DEVELOPING GOOD STUDY SKILLS
Make a plan for organising the study environment and study time at home. Your child should be involved in making the plan so
they know exactly what is expected.
Assist your child in developing organisational skills. Many children need help in know how to be organised. Work on one
organisational skills at a time. Your child will be less overwhelmed than if they are trying to do everything at once.
Work with your child to develop a checklist of materials needed at school and materials needed at home. Display this in an obvious
place such as a bathroom mirror or inside the car. Have your child check it every day.
Design a system where you periodically check your child’s folders and schoolwork. Have your child bring home folders regularly
so that you can share what they are learning at school, what assignments they are working on and so on.
Promote a love of reading in your home. Turn off the TV and computer and have a reading night at least once a week. Use your
imagination and creativity to make the most inviting place in your home the “reading area”.
Work on improving memory techniques. Look for games that require a good memory. Make a list of all the techniques you and
your child can think of which help to remember things.
Help your child make flash cards, mind maps, charts, lists or drawings to learn key terms or facts.
Be aware of a drop in school marks or achievement. Find out why this is happening before the problem gets severe.
Discover your child’s academic weaknesses. Brainstorm ways to make learning fun in these areas.
Don’t use threats; have reasonable and enforceable consequences for misbehaviour. If you need to take away a privilege, make the
punishment fit the crime and make sure you can enforce it.
Collect success stories of people who are self-motivated. Look for similar characteristics in your child and point these out.
Help your child create their own external motivators. Instead of giving rewards to your child for doing something right or
accomplishing a goal, have the child think of a way to reward themselves after the task is completed. This teachers deferred
gratification.
Don’t overload your child with activities. Choose to omit some activities so the family has time at home together.
Mr Brendon Willocks, Head of Curriculum Years 5 – 9 – [email protected]
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tuesday 17th May: GOMA Art Excursion - Brisbane
Thursday 19th May: Plain Clothes Day for Orange Sky Laundry
Year 11 and 12 Business excursion
Monday 23rd – Friday 27th May: Multicultural Week
Tuesday 24th May: Darling Downs Cross Country 10–12 years and 13–19 years
National Sorry Day
Senior Art Exhibition “Future Visions Exhibition” USQ
Year 9, 10 and 11 Japanese excursion to Brisbane
TAFE QLD South West Open Day for Senior Students
Thursday 26th May: Indigenous Leadership Day
Multicultural Week Dinner
Sunday 29th May: Open Day
Wednesday 1st June: Gifted and Talented Expo
Thursday 2nd June: Year 12 CQS Practice
Music Concert 7.00pm
Friday 3rd June: Year 12 QCS Practice
Monday 6th June: Years 7 and 8 Principal’s Forum, 7.00pm
Wednesday 8th June: Big Day In Careers Conference
Friday 10th June: Rosies Toowoomba
Sunday 12th June: Rugby Union Trials – 12 years (Goondiwindi)
Monday 20th June: Year 11 and 12 Exam Block
Tuesday 21st June: Year 9 Drama Night
Wednesday 22nd June: Sports Photos
Thursday 23rd June: One Act Play 6.30pm
Friday 24th June: Term 2 concludes 3.05pm
ST MARY’S COLLEGE OPEN DAY ASSISTANCE REQUIRED The P&F Committee requires assistance from parents to help man the BBQ on Open Day on Sunday 29th May. Approximately 12 parents are needed
to volunteer for one hour each commencing from 11.30am. If interested, parents can contact me via [email protected] by Wednesday,
25th May and I will respond.
11.30am – 12.30pm: We need 4 parents
for cooking and set up.
12.30pm – 1.30pm: We need 4 parents
for the food line.
1.30pm – 2.30pm: We need 4 parents
for the food line and cleaning up.
Thank you for your assistance.
Ms Janine Egart, Secretary P&F Committee - [email protected]
YEAR 8 SCIENCE – INTERACTIVE FORENSIC SCIENCE WORKSHOP
Science Tutorials – Thursday afternoons: Every Thursday afternoon there will be Science tutorials and help in the HUB after school.
Having trouble with your class work? Need a hand with that Science assignment? Come along and there will be a Science staff member
to help! Sessions will run from 3.15 pm – 4.00 pm.
Mr Jared Nielsen, Acting Curriculum Leader (Science) – [email protected]
Lost Watch
A student has lost his G-Shock
watch (pictured left).
If you find this watch please
return it to Mr Anderson or
Mr Albion.
Jack of the Red Hearts Opening this week, Jack of Red Hearts is a
movie that delivers an insightful and
interesting look at the challenges of raising
a child with autism. In cinemas from May
19th at Brisbane, Cairns, Sunshine Coast,
Gold Coast, Toowoomba and Townsville.
Visit www.jackoftheredhearts.com.au for
more details.
Mrs Cathy Gillespie, ESL Teacher
Toowoomba Oztag
FREE EVENT
* Sunday 22nd May 2016 from 3.00 pm until 5.00 pm
* FREE Family event
* Bring your friends, family
* Everyone is welcome to try and everything is supplied
* This is your chance to play Oztag and see what it's all about
* For more information contact Tony on 0438 190 304 or
email [email protected]
