Principal’s Report 1

Calendar of Events 2

Fete & Open Day 3

Community & Compassion 4

Drama 5 - 7

Student Accomplishments 8

Outdoor Ed 9

Uniform Shop 10

Notices / Reminders 11 & 12

College Info 13 - 18

Community News 17 - 20

What’s Inside

Isaiah 40:31 (NIV)But those who hope in the Lord

will renew their strength.They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary,

they will walk and not be faint.

Principal’s Report 1 Calendar of Events 2

PORT TO PUB 3 - 5

INTER SCHOOL CARNIVAL 6 YEAR 11 CAMP 7 & 8

Student Achievements 9

AROUND QBC 10 & 11

Uniform Shop 12

Notices / Reminders 13 - 15 College Info 16 - 19

Community News 20 - 22

Newsletter

5 APRIL 2019ISSUE 3

Principal’s Report

What’s Inside

Dear QBC Community,

As the end of the term draws to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the students and staff for a great start to the year. We have had a marvellous end to Term One: the Year 11 students enjoyed their camp on Rottnest Island; the Port to Pub swimmers have recovered from their monumental swim; and today the students have demonstrated their magnificent dance moves during the annual Interhouse Dance Off!

With Easter only around the corner, we should take some time to reflect on what Easter means to us. For some, we instantly think of the delicious chocolate eggs or hot cross buns, for others it means a 4-day long weekend, yet for those following Christ, this is the time of the year we remember the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made for our sins followed by his resurrection. In the Bible we read:

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. (John 3:16)

God gave his son Jesus as a sacrifice for the sins of the world to make us perfect and worthy of eternal life with him in the Kingdom of Heaven. As a parent, I cannot imagine the torture this would have been. God gave the life of one, to save the lives of many. We have unconditional forgiveness for our past, present and future sins – no matter what they are. This doesn’t mean we should go wild; we still will have to face consequences for our wrong actions. Yet because of Jesus’ sacrifice, we have the assurance that the gift of heaven and eternal life is ours if we desire it. We don’t always have to be perfect, but we do need to try our best to live a life that honours God, loves and cares for others and one that also respects our own individuality.

Friday 5/4/19 Free Dress Day (Gold Coin Donation for Bali)Interhouse Dance Off

Friday 12/4/19 Last Day for Students

Monday 29/4/19 Term 2 Commences

Diary of Events

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL SECONDARY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS MUST BE HANDED IN BY MONDAY 8 APRIL - THANK YOU

Tamara SaundersSecondary Principal

A little later in April, we commemorate another significant event – ANZAC Day. As the time approaches we reflect on the sacrifices our servicemen and women have made to protect the liberty and freedoms of our nation. On the 25th April 1915, Australian and New Zealand forces landed on the shores of Gallipoli to fight the Ottoman Empire forces in the Great War. Many gave their lives and many more suffered as a result. By extension, ANZAC Day has become a day of national reverence to honour the contributions of all Australians who have served to protect our land and freedom throughout the history of Australia.

There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. (John 15:13)

So take the time this Easter to remember the sacrifice God made for our salvation, made even more meaningful by the sacrifices made by many for the freedom we Australians enjoy today.

They never said it would be easy, they said it would be worth it... We trained

hard, were tested physically and mentally, but as a team we conquered. Out

on that ocean we pushed our limits: digging a little deeper, reaching a little

further, pushing a little harder and it was worth it. The further we swam, the

closer we became a team, encouraging one another to catch up to any boat

in front of us. Of course along the way there were some challenges... The

stingers a bit too friendly, the harsh bite of the wind and the ever increasing

roughness of the water, but through it all we endured. When people say the

best things in life are the hardest to obtain, they are not lying. To have had

the opportunity to swim to Rottnest in my last year of school, alongside such an extraordinary and encouraging

group of girls, is something I will never forget. Our heart felt thanks to our school for allowing us to participate

in this wonderful event and to Mr Bower for all his encouragement, time end effort training us, and for believing

in our abilities. Also a huge thank you to our skipper Mr Williams and our paddler Bryn Norman for giving up

their Saturday to support us and help us achieve our goals. We could not have done it with out them. QBC Deep

Water ~ Royan Norman

PORT TO PUB 2019

My experience of the Rottnest Swim taught me resilience and team values as well as to never watch

a shark movie the night before! I would highly recommend the experience to any student who is

capable, to give it a go -- after all, what have you go to lose. ‘What helps you persevere is your

resilience and commitment’ ~ Roy T. Bennett. Ebony Schell

The Rottnest Swim was a new experience. If you get the chance to swim the Channel, do it! After

all, how many people our age can say, “Yeah, I swam to Rottnest; what have you done?” Zak Birch

Port to Pub was an amazing experience. This year was definitely my favourite. I was part of a great

team, which made the day fun and very worthwhile. Danielle Janse Van Rensburg

Port to Pub was an unforgettable and eye-opening day. The effort, training and motivation were worth

the gratification of getting to Rottnest. The heatstroke, hypothermia, sea-sickness and bad sunburn

experienced by our team, did not stop us. We were a united front and Mr Percival kept our spirits

high during those moments we felt disheartened. He is a rig. Abby Plane

Port to Pub was the most challenging, yet rewarding, experience of my life. The sunburn, heatstroke

and hypothermia were completley worth it! The teamwork and the relationships you make are

priceless. I highly recommend it to other students. Caitlin Filmater

The Rottnest Swim was an

experience I will never forget!

Chloe Williams

‘Rottnest was a good

experience and if you get

the opportunity to do it,

challenge yourself and

go for it. David Zipasuca

Vargas

Rottnest was an amazing experience. It was challenging and tiring but it was my biggest achievement

so far. Everyone was so supportive and caring towards each other, even when we knew we had about

four more hours to go. Our team could not have done it without the amazing support from Mr Bower.

He was so encouraging and kind hearted the whole way, and he definitely kept the smiles on our

faces. This experience will definitely not be forgotten. Gracie Stocks

The day was exciting and fun. I’ve never seen so many boats all crowded together at the same time.

As I was swimming, I got to see tiny pink jellyfish floating underneath me and it was amazing. On

completion of the swim, I had this awesome feeling of, ‘I want to do it again’, rush through me. Given

the opportunity I would definitely do it again next year if given the opportunity. Nicci Venter

Rotto means slogging it out, pushing through the pain and psychological doubts in order to achieve

something that you can have pride in. It means showing encouragement to the people around

you and hopefully providing people with inspiration to achieve something that means greatness to

themselves...Sam Hamilton

On Tuesday 19 March, the QBC Swim Team set off to Challenge Stadium to compete at the

2019 ACC Swim Carnival. The day went really well with good team participation and some

excellent personal bests. This resulted in a number of strongly contended races. It was

really good to see such great team spirit and everyone having a good time. At the end of the

Carnival, QBC ranked a close second over all, just missing out on 1st place by only a few

points. Awesome work QBC!

Danielle Janse van Rensburg and Luke Smoothy

ACC Swim Carnival 2019

Year 11 Camp Last Wednesday, on 27 March, 92 QBC students and 10 staff members, left the Hillarys Marina

and sailed to Rottnest Island for the Year 11 Camp. With more than half of the students having

never been to the Island before, the conditions couldn’t have been more perfect for the entire 3

days we were there. On arrival the first thing we did was hire our bikes so we had transport while

on the Island. We then rode to the Kingston Barracks, which was to be our home base during our

stay. A photo rally was the first activity of the camp and the race was on! The rally gave students

the chance to orientate themselves with the Island. The activity the students weren’t expecting,

however, was the epic 12km night walk to the lights house. Here Mr Bower gave an inspiring chat,

which also helped to motivate us on the long journey back to the base. Day 2 was Cycle Day where

we formed groups according to which ride we chose to complete: the long ride (21km), the medium

ride (15km) or the short ride (8km). Along the way, students also got the opportunity to explore the

shallows with some spectacular snorkelling adventures. At the Basin, Ryan and Mr Charleston even

discovered some caves to dive through and explore. With all the strenuous bike-riding adventures

and other activities it was no wonder there were some minor injuries but, despite these, all our

students showed immense resilience and courage to push through the camp. Thursday night saw

the epic Games Night with produced some very creative and exciting events and revealed hidden

talents. On our last day, students were given the opportunity to explore the shops in the settlement

and have some fun on the water park. Many thanks to all the staff (the ‘Dream Team’) who made the

camp such an enjoyable and eventful venture. It was so great to see all the Year 11 students making

memories they’ll have forever. Christian Joubert

QBCStudent Accomplishments

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

wa.edu.au if your child is achieving wonderful things outside of school.

Well done to Dylan Cope, Cara Gerber, Mignon Cronje, Jenna-Máe van der Linde,

Nadia Godley, Mackenzie Scholes and Baily Taig who are representing Western

Australia at the Australian Athletics Championships this week.

Congratulations to Danie-Louis who is representing Western

Australia in Archery. He will be competing in New South

Wales, Armadale over the holidays.

Show your support for Team Yates in the XVenture Family

Challenge TV series – an epic Trans-Tasman clash!

On Sunday 24th March at 2:30pm the XVenture Family

Challenge premiered on 10, a brand new positive TV

series focused on learning, growth and development in

families.

Supported by ecostore, over the 8 part series, 8 families

from Australia and 8 families from New Zealand compete

in fun and exciting challenges at the stunning Eagles Nest

in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand.

Let’s show our support for Kai and Jaimie and their family

by tuning in on Sunday 7 April at 2.30pm on Channel 10.

Further details at www.xventurefamilychallenge.com

where you can also win $1000 cash for your family and

$1000 for your school every week!

Go Team Yates

Around QBCFrance at the fingerstips!The Years 10 and 11 French classes, along with French students from Irene McCormack

College, had a wonderful opportunity to immerse themselves in the French culture. On our excursion to

the Paradiso Cinema in Northbridge, we viewed the movie “Au bout des doigts” premiering in the French

Film Festival. It was a touching story of a young man raised in a disadvantaged suburb in France who is

given an opportunity to pursue his dreams in classical piano. After the movie we were privileged to enjoy a

delicious lunch at a French cafe and practice our oral skills by ordering our lunch in French.

Media#Action#Weekend shots#TeamworkTake 5....and.....Action

Inter House Dance Off

Uniform ShopQBC Uniform Shop Hours

TUESDAYS8:00am – 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)

THURSDAYS8:00am – 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

UNIFORM CHANGES 2020

We are currently exploring

changes to the Secondary

Uniform to be implemented in

2020. We'll keep you posted!

Important Uniform Notice

Winter Uniform All New students who started in 2019 please check your emails for

more information. Any student who started in Term 4 2018, please come in from Tuesday 26th March 2019 to fit and purchase your winter uniform.

Winter uniform is to be worn in Term 2 & Term 3.

Current students it is now time to check your winter uniform fits.

Apologies as some stock may be on back order.

(Image courtesy of Perm-a-pleat)

UNIFORM SHOP

SCHOOL HOLIDAY OPEN TIMES

TUESDAY 23rd April 2019 8.30am - 3.00pm

Closed for lunch from 1.00pm – 1.30pm

WEDNESDAY 24th April 2019 8.30am - 3.00pm

Closed for lunch from 1.00pm – 1.30pm

CLOSED THURSDAY 25th April 2019

Wishing you all Safe and Happy Holidays

ABSENTEES

It is goverment requirement that we have student absentee notification in writing. We would like to encourage parents and guardians to email us early on the day of a child’s absence.

If you are unable to email, please contact Student Services on 9305 8808 by no later than 9.00am in the event of unexpected absences or sickness that necessitates your child being away from the College for the day or for any length of time. A written note should accompany your child and be handed to his/her Form Teacher upon their return if an email has not already been sent. A medical certificate is required to explain prolonged absences.

Absentees can be emailed to secondarystudents@qbc.wa.edu.au, we will forward these to the relevant Form Teachers which will count as written notice.

QBC &Notices Reminders

Early DischargesIf you need to collect a student early from the College for an appointment, please write a note in their diary for them to show their teacher to be excused from class. They need to then make their way to the Student Service Office where they will be signed out by their parent or guardian.

Census

Please inform the High School Admin Office

with regards to Citizen or Visa changes

LEAVING THE SCHOOL GROUNDSStudents are reminded that they may not leave the school grounds before, during or after school to go to the shops, McDonalds, etc. and then return to the school.

This is regarded as a serious breach of safety and infringements or send-outs will be issued.

QBC &Notices Reminders

COMMUNICATION WITH THE COLLEGEWe love to get feedback from the QBC Community. Should you have any general feedback you wish

to communicate, please obtain a feedback form from the Administration Office and return it. For more

information on how to provide feedback, please visit our website at:

http://www.qbc.wa.edu.au/index.php/2014-11-24-23-20-49/college-feedback

ANNUAL TAX INVOICES, STATEMENTS AND REMINDER LETTERS

Please be advised that the Annual Tax Invoices, Statements and Reminder Letters are

being electronically sent via email. If you have any queries in this regard please contact the

Administration Office.

Important Notice

PAYING OF SCHOOL FEES IN 2019 DIRECT DEBIT

A reminder that if there are any changes to the frequency, bank account or credit card details that you have

previously provided the school with from which your annual, semester, term or month payments are made,

please notify the College as soon as possible. I

If you have provided Credit Card details, there is a surcharge fee applicable.

Direct Debits will continue to be drawn 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 1

STARTS: STUDENTS Wednesday 31/01/2018

ENDS: STUDENTS & STAFF Friday 13/04/2018

TERM 2

STARTS: STUDENTS & STAFF Monday 30/04/2018 ENDS: STUDENTS Thursday 28/06/2018

ENDS: STAFF Friday 29/6/2018

TERM 3

STARTS: STUDENTS & STAFF Monday 16/07/2018 ENDS: STUDENTS Thursday 20/09/2018

ENDS: STAFF Friday 21/9/2018

TERM 4

STARTS: STUDENTS & STAFF Monday 08/10/2018 ENDS: STUDENTS Thursday 06/12/2018 ENDS: STAFF Wednesday 12/12/2018

TERM 1 START DATE FINISH DATE

STAFF Wednesday 30 January Friday 12 April

STUDENTS Monday 4 February Friday 12 April

TERM 2 STAFF Monday 29 April Friday 5 July

STUDENTS Monday 29 April Thursday 4 July

TERM 3 STAFF Monday 22 July Friday 27 September

STUDENTS Monday 22 July Thursday 26 September

TERM 4 STAFF Monday 14 October Wednesday 18 December

STUDENTS Monday 14 October Wednesday 11 December

2019 COLLEGE TERM DATES

The School Dental Service is accessible by all children from Pre-primary until the end of Year 11 or 17 years of age (whichever comes first).

If you have not been seen and would like an appointment please call the Quinns Beach Dental Therapy Centre on 9562 0756.

In order to receive an appointment we must have a current address on file.

If you no longer require our services please contact to withdraw consent.

Quinns Beach DTC I Dental Health ServicesQuinns Beach Primary School5 James Cook Ave Quinns Rocks WA 6030Ph: 08 9562 0756QuinnsBeachDTC@dental.health.wa.gov.au I www.health.wa.gov.au I www.dental.wa.gov.au

INSTRUMENTAL TUTORS

Bonita Gina Catherine HOLTHAUS CRAVEN OAKES

Vocal/Plano Vocals/Guitar Plano

Jon Dave Mel MATTHEWS RAJENDRAM KAY

Guitar Drums Vocals/Plano

To organise lessons for your child please contact BONITA HOLTHAUS

0448 099 129 musiclessons@qbc.wa.edu.au

SECOND HAND TEXT BOOK SALE

QUINNS BAPTIST COLLEGE

SATURDAY 9th DECEMBER 2017

9.00AM - 10.00AM

The Second Hand Text Book Sale is a great opportunity for students/ parents to buy and sell their second hand books.

The Book Sale will take place outside the

High School library on Saturday 9th December 9.00am to 10.00am sharp.

We recommend sellers come prepared with change and book prices.

We also suggest that buyers come early and bring a sturdy bag for purchases.

Please feel free to donate any 2nd Hand School Uniforms.

TUTORING TIMETABLE T1 2019

MONDAY 2:50 – 3:30

TUESDAY 2:50 – 3:30

WEDNESDAY 2:50 – 3:30

THURSDAY 2:50 – 3:30

MATHS DEPARTMENT Y7 Math Room 5 (A. Schulz) Y8-10 Math Room 14 (Rotation) *B. Tranter by appointment *S. Dinkelmann by appointment

MATHS DEPARTMENT Y12 Apps Room 18 (P. Acutt)

MATHS DEPARTMENT Y8-10 Math/OLNA Room 16 (Rotation) *B. Tranter by appointment *S. Dinkelmann by appointment

MATHS DEPARTMENT Y11 Apps Room 17 (M. Labuschagne) Y12 Math Room 15 (P. Bell) *Y12 Spec Room 16 (R. Robertson) by appointment *Y11/12 Methods Room 15 ( P Bell ) by appointment

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Y7-10 Science/ Biology/ Chemistry Room 32 (A. Peters) Y7-10 Science/ Human Biology Room 34 (M. Smith)

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Y7-10 Science/ Physics Room 33 (L. Lane) Y7-9 Science/ Human Biology Room 32 (L. Van der Merwe) Y7-10 Science/ Y11 Biology Room 32 (T. Charleson)

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Y7-9 Science/ Y11 Integrated Science Room 32 (J. Cutler)

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Y7 Room 8 (C. Robinson) Y10 and OLNA Room 10 (M. Scallan)

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Y8 Room 8 (C. Robinson) Y9 Room 21 (E. Jansen) Y11/ 12 Room 15 (A. Smith and S. Do Carmo)

HASS DEPARTMENT Y7-10 HASS Rooms 3, 4 and 12 Y11/ 12 Psychology Room 3 Y12 Geography Room 4

HASS DEPARTMENT Y7-10 HASS Rooms 3, 4 and 12 Y11 Geography Room 26 Y12 History Room 10

N.B. 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.

Community News

For more information about our courses and workshops, please click here or visit www.relationshipswa.org.au

Parenting at West Leederville

April 2019

Mums Raising Teenage Girls Wed 3 April 6.30-9pm $30pp

As we know, the relationship between a mother and her daughter is very important. This seminar helps mothers to better understand their daughters and the challenges they go through during puberty and to assist them to better equip their daughters to be happy and strong individuals.

Fathering after Separation Tues 9 April 6.30-9pm $30pp

It is important for fathers to distinguish between their parenting role and their relationship break-up. This course, held in a male-friendly environment, suggests helpful ways to keep in touch with your child, to build skills and to recognise strengths and challenges.

Partners to Parents Wed 10 April 6.30-9pm $45 couple

Managing the transition from ‘partners’ to ‘parents’ well and preparing your relationship for this change will help you build your strengths as a couple and help you manage all that lies ahead of you.

Mums Raising Teenage Boys Mon 29 April 6.30-9pm $30pp

For teenage boys the relationship they have with their mother has long term implications. This includes how they relate to others, particularly to girls and women.

Dads Raising Boys Tues 30 April 6.30-9pm $30pp

A father is like an anchor for a son. A dad is one constant in life who models what they become as an adult. Boys whose dads are involved with them from a young age do better in lots of ways — i.e. academically, emotionally and socially. Well-fathered boys show the positive effects years later with an improved capacity for empathy and by the health of their social relationships.

Places are limited – please contact (08) 6164 0239 to register today

A U S T R A L I A

Subject Revision | Exam Preparation Essay Writing | Study SkillsEnrol Now

Phone: 9486 1377 Mobile: 0488 102 907 Email: academicpathways@mastermindaustralia.com.au

ENROL NOW For all students in Years 11 and 12

Enrol on-line at mastermindaustralia.com.au

By phone on 9486 1377

Or simply by completing this enrolment form and posting it to:

Master Mind Australia P.O. Box 1734, West Perth 6872

April 2019 Exam PreparationThis program will deliver a comprehensive exam preparation program aimed at preparing year 11 and 12 students for their first semester exams early in Term 2. These classes will focus on specific exam questions and explain in detail how the syllabus content can be employed to construct successful examination responses. These classes offer students a structured revision program that will add value to the independent study they are

doing at home.

Program includes:

Essay Writing: The essay writing program consists of four hours of teaching broken up into one hour a day for the four days. It re-teaches the structure of a critical essay and reinforces the importance of constructing a sound thesis and topic sentences, and revises how to include evidence to justify these claims.

Study Skills: This program contains four hours of teaching broken up into one hour a day for the four days. It focuses on units such as exam techniques, stress management, goal setting and time management.

Subject Revision: This program contains 7.5 of teaching with a focus on reteaching and revising the specific syllabus areas that will be assessed in the first semester exams.

Exam Preparation: The classes focus on the revision of topics followed by a discussion on how this material is assessed in exam style questions. There is sufficient time within the program for teachers to model how to answer exam questions successfully as well as time for students to independently practice constructing their own answers. All the teachers involved in this program have significant marking experience and know what needs to be addressed to ensure students meet with success in exams.

A Successful Program

Students attending exam preparation programs report that they feel more confident tackling assignments and are better prepared to sit their exams.

Exam Preparation Program

April 2019

F.A.Q.How can students be assured that what they have learnt in semester one will be addressed in this program? The answer to this important question is really quite simple.

9 The foundation of our classes is the Western Australian curriculum which is the same syllabus guidelines used by the school.

9 Before the classes begin MMA sends out a questionnaire to all students participating in the program to find out exactly what topics and texts you have been studying and this information is forwarded to MMA’s teachers for inclusion in their programs.

9 This questionnaire also asks families to alert us of any specific weaknesses in the student’s knowledge that may have been identified by the school or the student so that this specific area can be re-taught by the MMA teacher.

APPLICATION:Student’s name:

Address:

Postcode:

School: Year in 2019:

Parent/Guardian’s email:

Phone:

I enclose/authorise full payment of ATAR April Revision and Exam Preparation Program

$130 per subject – 7.5 hours of teaching

$70 per Essay Writing & Study Skills course – 4 hours of teaching

A cheque/money order is enclosed.

OR

EFT Account name: Master Mind Australia BSB: 306 044 Account No.: 0437415 Description: Revision, Student’s last name.OR

Please debit my Visa/Mastercard.

Card type: Visa Mastercard

Cardholder’s name:

Card number:

Signature: Expiry date: /

April 2019 Revision Program

Overview

Mindarie Senior College, Peter Moyes Anglican Community School and Quinns Baptist College have joined forces to establish quality revision and exam preparation programs in the northern suburbs for all students living in the area.

The April classes will prepare students for their first semester exams early in term 2. The program provider MMA has a well-earned reputation for delivering some of the best education courses in the state and the cost of $130 per subject for 7.5 hours of teaching makes these classes outstanding value for families seeking academic support during the April holidays.

Structure

Classes will be delivered at Mindarie SC, Peter Moyes ACS and Quinns BC campuses. All three schools are located next to each other, which allows for easy movement between classes.

Program includes:

9 Essay Writing and Study Skills – 4 hours of teaching

9 Subject Revision – 7.5 hours of teaching

9 Exam preparation

9 Experienced teachers

9 Comprehensive revision booklets for each subject

Please note: A full refund is only paid where the scheduled class clashes with a school event or a doctor’s certificate is produced to verify illness.

April Revision Program TUESDAY 23 APRIL TO FRIDAY 26 APRIL, 2019Choose one subject per time-slot

VENUE – Mindarie SC (Elliston Pde & Anchorage Drive)

VENUE – Quinns BC(Marmion Ave & Anchorage Drive)

VENUE – Peter Moyes ACS (Elliston Pde & Anchorage Drive)

Time: 8.30am to 9.30am F Study Skills Year 12 F Study Skills Year 11

Time: 9.30am to 10.30am F Essay Writing Year 12 F Essay Writing Year 11

Time: 10.35am to 12.25pm F English Year 12 F Maths Applications Yr 11 F Maths Methods Year 11

Time: 12.40pm to 2.30pm F Maths Applications Year 12 F English Year 11

Time: 2.40pm to 4.30pm F Human Biology Year 12

Time: 4.40pm to 6.30pm F Psychology Year 12 F Human Biology Year 11

Time: 12.40pm to 2.30pm F Maths Methods Year 12

Time: 2.40pm to 4.30pm F Physics Year 12 F Chemistry Year 11

Time: 4.40pm to 6.30pm F Chemistry Year 12 F Physics Year 11

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North Perth, Heritage Community Centre, 445 Charles Street North Perthpresented over 3 Thursday evenings of the Sept 3rd, !0th & 17th

7pm - 9:30pm Cost $110 a person OR $190 for two

What people are saying.....● An end to the yelling and arguing! ● It saved our lives ● Simple, sane , e�ective

● What a relief to come across a program that preserves the dignity of the child, maintains the self control of both

the parent and the child and is actually easy to remember at those times when memory is the �rst thing to go

● I realised quickly that 1-2-3 Magic can be a magni�cent preventative measure that any parent can use to avoid

raising a child, who later on down the line needs excessive discipline or grows out of control.

Thomas W. Phelan is the author of this internationally acclaimed program on child discipline, published by Parent Magic Inc.

For more information about this workshop call 08 9201 1250 or go to our website (Register Online) at www.behaviourtonics.com.au

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A humorous look at parenting, a serious look at discipline!

Behaviour Tonics offers 1-2-3 Magic to help parents find solutions to the challenges of disciplining children ages 2-12 years

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