Respect Responsibility Endeavour Chatters Term 4 Week 8

Avalon Avenue, Lane Cove NSW 2066

02 9427 4743

lanecovew-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

lanecovew-p.schools.nsw.gov.au

6 December, 2018

Lane Cove West Public School

Principal’s Report

Happy Holidays to all families from the

staff at Lane Cove West Public School!

Happy Holidays

As this is the last Chatters for the year, I wanted to take

the opportunity on behalf of all the staff of our school to

wish all our families a lovely Christmas time with family

and friends, a relaxing and safe holiday break and

wishing everyone happiness and success for the 2019

year.

Staff will be returning to school on Tuesday 29 January

for our first Staff Development Day of the year with

Corwin University on ‘Building and Developing Visible

Learners’. Students Years 1-6 return on Wednesday 30

January. Students w ill return to their 2018 class

for Wednesday and Thursday 31 January so new

enrolments can be processed and allocated into 2019

classes.

Wednesday 30 January

2018 Kindergarten students will meet on the silver seats in front of OOSH where they will be met

by teachers and taken to a classroom for the two days. Years 1-5, have been allocated classrooms

as well.

The map on the following page shows classroom allocation for the first day back.

See our ‘Principal for a Day’

report on page 3!

4M is in the library with Abby.

5T will be split between 5A and 5K

We aim to have all students in their 2019 classes by Friday 1 February at the latest.

Classes 2019 – Increase in Student Numbers

On anticipated numbers to date, we expect to increase from 579 at the commencement of 2018 to

613 at the beginning of next year. This growth will impact our Kindergarten 2019 classes as we

expect to form five Kindergarten classes. As a result, we are eligible for an additional classroom

teacher position and this vacancy has been submitted to Human Resources. We anticipate to have a

new graduate appointed.

This also means that as Human Resources will fill the classroom teacher position through a central

appointment, we will be able to complete the open merit selection process for the Librarian vacancy

early in 2019.

Student Reports

Our Semester 2 assessment and reporting period is well underway with classroom teachers

working hard to assess student progress this semester. The results of these assessments will be

communicated to parents in our Semester 2 reports which will be sent home on Friday 14

December. This end-of-year report is part of the ongoing communication between parents/

caregivers and the school.

Last Wednesday Bree H got to be Principal for a Day, which was a prize won at the Spring Fair.

Adriana R was her Deputy Principal for the day as well.

Principal’s (for a day) Report

We checked if everyone was okay because there was a big storm and lots of

rain.

We looked at the new garden

We scanned library books

We went to all of the classrooms and gave some students stickers

We had hot chocolate and cake

We went to the hall with Mrs. Weston

We gave out some awards

Upcoming Dates:

December 7 K-2 Presentation Day 10.00am

K-2 Christmas Concert 12.00-1.00pm

December 10 Year 6 Farewell Dinner 5.30-8.30pm

December 11 Jamberoo excursion

December 12 K-5 Movie Day

December 14 3-6 Presentation Day 10-11.30am

December 19 Last day of Term 4

2019

January 30 School begins Years 1-6

February 4 Kindergarten begins

February 6 3-6 Swimming Carnival

Tania Weston

Principal

This weeks value: Responsibility

Expectation: Take care of property and the school

environment

Outdoor Blinds – Hall COLA

The outdoor blinds were installed last Saturday and look fabulous. We will use the blinds during the

K-2 Presentation Day and Christmas Concert, Year 6 Farewell and Years 3-6 Presentation Day.

Thank you to Ole Lanfear who worked with me on this project and for all her input in contacting and

following through with companies who quoted for the project.

Our Year 6 students have

voted on names for the

six koi fish that reside in

our new aquaponics

system in our Sustainable

Garden. They have been

named: Sushi, N’Chips,

Spongebob, Bubba, Basil

and Phil. Which one is

which? We need to wait

until they get a little

bigger to connect the

names to a fish!

Year 3 Ben K, Freya B, Gabriel L, Tahlia M, William

H, Ella T, Emily T, Abby S

Year 4 Vaughan B

Year 6 Annabelle C, Liam J, Nina C, Larissa S

Merit Awards

Gold Awards

3J Joshua W, Luke S, Joshua F, Noah B 3L Maddie T, Jackson Z, Grace K, Luke M

3S Ruby N, Niya G, Matthew W, James F

4C Ruben P, Shir F, Joanna G, Joshua S 4M Charlie C, Leela G, Sienna H, Sterling L

4S Lyllah S, Carolina D, Robert A, Luka S

5A Hudson T, Imogen W, Grace B, Sienna G

5K Charlotte P, Kriston M, Lucy H, Luke B 6/5T Harry R, Rory P, Hannah A, Xander W

6J Christian N, Zara C, Isabelle W, Christine L

6W Maxwell P, Ollie C, Sasha D, Charlotte A

Sean L 6J

Audrey L 6J

Liam J 6J

Banner Awards

Australian Mathematics Competition Results

Well done to all students who participated in the recent Australian Mathematics Competition.

Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding results.

Year Credit Distinction

3 Freya B, Samuel B, Alaska D, Lachlan E, Noah G, Alec J, Katherine

L, Jessica P, Samuel S

Abby S

4 Amelie A, Luke E, Shir F, Nathan J, Eve L, Amy T, Leila W Alastair W

5 Robert H, Ishaan I, Lily-Rose S Edward S

6 Campbell B, Justin C, Max D, Alicia J, Christine L, Makenzie M, Charlotte Z

Marcus W

Best Start Booking

Parents of 2019 Kindergarten children, please don’t forget to book your

Best Start Interview. There are a number of parents of current students

who have not yet done so and bookings close 10am, Wednesday 19

December.

As mentioned in previous emails, bookings are to be made at:

https://www.schoolinterviews.com.au/ using the code x5mj8

Ethics Teachers Wanted for 2019

Primary Ethics provides the opportunity for NSW public primary

school students who don’t attend scripture classes (SRE) to

participate in philosophical ethics classes. Classes are on

Tuesdays mornings for 30 minutes and teach children how to

approach ethical issues and develop their capacity for considered

moral judgement, which will enable them to respond more

thoughtfully to many of the problems and issues they will face in

their lives.

Volunteer Ethics Teachers are trained to deliver age-appropriate curriculum every week and to use the accompanying learning and teaching materials.

For more information, please contact ethics coordinator Tim Butcher on 0413 490 328 or at butchert74@gmail.com

Scholastic Literacy Pro weekly update

As a school, years 3-6 have read over 30 million words since we began

the Literacy Pro program! As of December 6, we are up to :

30,143,777

First Lego League State Finals On Saturday 24 November, Mrs Lee, Mr Campbell, ten robotics students and their parents had a

very early start as they set off for Wollongong to compete in the FIRST Lego League State Finals.

Competing against teams from across New South Wales, the day was a fantastic opportunity for

students to meet other robotics teams and to be inspired by the next level of competition, with

some amazing projects, Lego attachments and programming on display. A huge thank you to

Toby L, Melanie T and the Lu family for assisting with driving students to the competition and

supporting them on the day.

K-2 Art Club

K-2 Art Club students are proud to present their Sakura blossom inspired art work with all parents, families and community members. Students used a range of techniques to create this beautiful artwork, such as blowing Chinese ink with straws, painting with cotton buds and cutting and pasting. Everyone also accepted the challenge of writing their Chinese names with complicated lines. What persistent and open-minded learners we have here at LCWPS! Well done!

Amanda Hung 洪老师

Mandarin Teacher

Robotics Excursion

Escorted by our STEM teachers, Mrs Silipo and Mrs Lee, Year 6 robotics students were given the

wonderful opportunity last Monday to take a behind the scenes tour of Sydney University’s

Australian Centre for Field Robotics. Students enjoyed learning about a variety of land, air and

underwater robots and were inspired to see where further studies in robotics could take them. A

special thanks to two parents of our school community for making the visit possible: Dr Stuart

Wishart, who co-ordinated the visit and helped drive students on the day, and Dr David

Johnson, who hosted our visit.

What a Champion! A huge congratulations to our very own Coach Brown

who recently competed in the Commonwealth

Veteran Fencing Championships held in Canberra at

the Australian Institute of Sport.

Coach Brown placed:

1st in the Veteran Foil

1st Overall in her age group

9th in the Veteran Epee

In September Coach Brown also competed in the

Asian Masters Fencing Championships in Japan

placing:

3rd in the Veteran foil

5th in the Veteran Epee

Amazing results, especially after having shoulder

surgery at the start of the year!

Band Update–2018

Band Uniform Shirts

Shirts are to be returned from every student even if they are returning to band next year. These

will be reissued (in a larger size if necessary) next year.

Band Hire Instruments

Must be returned at the conclusion of either the Gala Night or the Solo Challenge sessions.

Band Rehearsal Days in 2019

Due to availability of the hall band rehearsal times in 2019 will be:

Concert Band: Tuesday morning: 7.45am to 9am

Senior Band: Tuesday afternoon: 3.30pm to 4.30pm

Jazz band: Wednesday afternoon: 3.30pm to 4.30pm

Junior Band: Thursday morning: 8am to 9am

Joining Band in 2019 Offers for instrument allocations have been emailed to all Year 2 students who have applied to join

band in 2019. If you have not yet received an email advising you of the instrument your child has

been allocated please notify Jane as soon as possible via email at band@lcwps.com.au.

There are some instruments and positions in Junior Band remaining - email for further information

Congratulations to all the students for

representing the school and providing a

wonderful performance in the Lane Cove

Plaza on Saturday. The bands played well and

it was great to hear the progress they have

all made over the year. We received a

number of compliments from members of the

general public.

Thanks to the parents who organised the

event and helped to transport the equipment!

More pictures from Lane Cove Plaza Performance on following page!

Jane Corlett, band@lcwps.com.au

Students currently in Years 3 to 5

Students who are interested in joining the school bands can email for further details. Students do

not have to have prior experience playing. Limited instruments are available currently to hire

through the band program.

Help required in 2019

We will have a couple of vacancies on the band committee next year as some of our team are

finishing. We need additional people to join to ensure the program can continue. If you think you

may be able to help please contact Jane to discuss roles available.

Thank you!

Thank you to all the students who have

performed in the band; parents who have

helped at home and during rehearsals; school

staff; conductors; tutors and the band

committee. We hope the students have all

enjoyed the opportunity to participate in band

and look forward to welcoming most of you

back again in 2019.

Do you have a child in their final year at LCWPS?

You can now get a collage of your child’s class artwork on a single canvas to keep as a memento.

Each canvas has the class artwork for every class your child was in during their time at Lane

Cove West PS, the class teachers name, your child’s name and the years your child was at

school.

Canvas is priced at $199 including delivery to your home.

Orders for your child’s personalised class artwork collage can be placed at www.pynpinie.com/

lcwpsleavers

Contact Olejuru via email at info@pynpinie.com or on 0433 822 019 if you have any questions.

Together we can provide Christmas food and gifts for those

who would otherwise go out.

Please leave non-perishable foods such a biscuits, tea, coffee,

Christmas cake etc. or unwrapped gifts under the Christmas

tree in the office between Monday 26th November and

Friday 7th December.

Donations

c l o s e

tomorrow!

Our new Book Club Co-ordinators for 2019 are Clare Hurst and Simone Chuah, thank you both for volunteering to share this role so that Book Club can continue to run.

Book Club Coordinators

Julie Korowe juliekorowe@hotmail.com

Caroline Elsik caroline.elsik@me.com

Every Book Club order placed at our school earns 20% in

Scholastic Rewards which we use to purchase free teaching

materials and resources for the school. We distribute two

issues a term and orders are placed online via LOOP (Linked

Online Ordering and Payment platform). No cash or cheques

accepted. Before the closing date, head to scholastic.com.au/

LOOP and follow these easy steps:

Grab your child’s Book Club catalogue and either sign in

or register your account.

Add your child’s first name and last initial (so the school

knows who the book is for), then select your school and

child’s class. You can order for more than one child

Click on order and enter the item number from the Book

Club catalogue.

All orders are linked directly to the school for submission

to Scholastic. Books will be delivered to your child’s

classroom.

Issue 8 Out Now!

School banking

School banking is on every Thursday at the canteen

between 9-9.25am.

We are still looking for volunteers to help collect

deposits on Thursdays between 8.55-9.30am. The

rotation will be, two weeks on, two weeks off. For

more information, please email

oxana.rozova@hotmail.com or call 0415 711 911.

School Banking Coordinator

Oxana Rozova

Chess Coordinator

Julie Korowe

juliekorowe@hotmail.com

Dates: Term 4 finishing on December 17, 2018

Cost: $95

Chess Club is open to students from Year 1 and operates Mondays 3.30pm-4.30pm in the Year 5

Classrooms. Children enrolled in OOSH can still attend and will be escorted to OOSH at the end of

class. Run by the Sydney Academy of Chess, the club caters for beginners to advanced players and

offers the opportunity to participate in friendly interschool tournaments during the year.

To enrol, please pay online with your credit card at www.sydneyacademyofchess.com.au/

payment ,enter the code BSH8YWMEGT and fill in the electronic form, with your child’s details.

Read more about the benefits of chess here: https://sydneyacademyofchess.com.au/benefits-

chess

Chess Club is looking for

a new co-ordinator for

2019. This role is

especially suited to those

who work as it only

involves emails and

Facebook updates. If you

would like to know more

about this position please

make contact.

2019 enrolments are open!

Why Chess? • Create Brighter Thinkers• Improve Student Focus• Achieve Academic Success

Educational Benefits:• Improves concentration and focus• Develops logical thinking and problem solving skills• Enhances memory• Encourages creative and lateral thinking• Promotes discipline• Accelerates emotional development• Expands visualisation and spatial awareness• Demonstrates actions and consequences• Rewards correct decision making• Increases self-confidence• Provides opportunities to make new friends from diverse backgrounds

Term 1 Cost: $100 4th Feb - 8th AprTerm 2 Cost: $80 6th May - 1st Jul*Term 3 Cost: $90 29th Jul - 23rd SepTerm 4 Cost: $100 14th Oct - 16th Dec

Lane Cove West Public School Chess Classes, 2019Mondays 3:30PM - 4:30PM in the Year 5 Classrooms

To enrol please pay online with your credit card at www.sydneyacademyofchess.com.au/payment

Enter the code FNM1DSF1WT and fill in the electronic form, with your child’s details.*No refunds or credits for missed lessons during the term.

Sydney Academy of Chess Pty Ltd ABN: 14 139 982 004

Level 1, 30A George Street Burwood, NSW PO Box 1325, Burwood, NSW 1805

P: 9745 1170 F: 9745 1176 E: enrolment@sydneyacademyofchess.com.au

OPTIONAL EXTRAS (prices include delivery)To enhance your child’s learning experience these items are available for purchase online at the time of enrolment

Workbook 1 – Cost: $30[For Beginner/Rookie Players]

Workbook 2 – Cost: $30[For Intermediate Players]

Workbook 1 & 2 – Cost: $45[SPECIAL OFFER]

Exploration in Chess Beauty – Cost: $41[For Advanced Players]

Chess Set & Roll-up Board – Cost: $33[Recommended for All Ages]

Chess Clock – Cost: $76[Recommended for All Ages]

Pay for four terms in advance and receive a free chess set or workbook 2 valued at up to $33. Offer expires 31st March, 2019.

*No chess on 10th June (Public Holiday)

The class artwork collage is only available to those childrenwho are in their last year at LCWPS

You can now order a memento of your child's time atLane Cove West PS in the form of a personalised

artwork* collage 

The artwork collage will have each years classartwork your child help create on a single ready to

hang 75cm x 50cm canvas.

Is this your child's last year at LCWPS?

Sample Class Artwork Collage

Orders can be placed at: 

 www.pynpinie.com/lcwpsleavers

*LCWPS P & C get a percentage of each sale for use of images

Priced at $199

CodeSpace Camps

www.codespace.education(02) 8806 3750

Visit our website to find out dates and register:

Create something awesome these school holidays.

Minecraft · Roblox · YoutubeOver 2,200 kids our programs

School Holiday Camps NowOn Sale @ Gladesville

Game DesignCodingYoutube Video MakingMinecraft ModdingRoblox Game Making

Learn digital creator skills:

DEC 2018 - JAN 2019

Drop off available from 8.30am. After camp care from 3.30-6pm – all centres – $10 per hour

P 9901 3144 E lovendeuce@netspace.net.au www.lovendeuce.com.au

Willis Park 325a Eastern Valley Way, Castle Cove • st lEonards Talus St

CAMP 1: 17 - 21 dECEMBEr 2018 • 5 days (talus st only)CAMP 2: 14 - 18 JanUary 2019 • 5 daysCAMP 3: 21 - 25 JanUary 2019 • 5 days

Willis Park • Green/orange/red Balltalus st • top Gun/Green/orange/red Ball

yElloW Ball/toP GUn – talus st, st leonards • $200 SINGLES PrIzE moNEy

all lEVEls • 9:30am – 3:30pm • registration from 8.30am Cost: $75 per day • $310 / 5 day camp

Transport from Willis Park to Talus St, St Leonards available for Top Gun Camp

For 5 to 8 year olds. Within a fun, safe, team environment – developing:• movement• co-ordination• reaction times• decision making• social skills• fitnessMULTI-SKILL TEAM SPORT

Lane Cove Bowling Club 151 Burns Bay, Rd, Lane Cove

0406 493 462 lanecovetkd@hotmail.com

Book Now!

Certified, Qualified and Experienced Instructors.

Anti-Bullying and Self Defence

training.

www.lanecovetaekwondo.com.au

“We have been blown away by the value-based training, support and positive nature of the instructors.” - Franki

Monday 21st January Tuesday 22nd January

Wednesday 23rd January

Wombat Kombat (4-6 years) 12.30 - 1.00pm Junior Taekwondo (7 years & above) 1.00 - 1.45pm

Lane Cove Taekwondo presents an active, exciting and powerful

martial arts experience.

You will Sweat, Smile and Learn.

Confirm your spot now by booking online at

www.lanecovetaekwondo.com.au

Free School Holiday Program

Safe, Friendly and Fun introduction

to martial arts

Week 1 20-21 Dec • Week 2 7-11 Jan

Week 3 14-18 Jan • Week 4 21-24 Jan

Our VisionWe offer high quality education in all areas of the visual arts for people of all ages and creative levels. Established in 1996, the school has become a recognised learning institution and a specialist centre for teaching art to children, teens and adults.

Our holiday program is unique in that it offers a diverse range of sessions to choose from. Children are taken seriously and taught real art skills in a fun way, with freedom to explore their creativity. Older Students with a degree of experience are catered for in our Junior Masterclasses. Students often develop friendships throughout the week with others who share a passion for art.

Our programs also include: • Adult Programs and Workshops • Social Art Sessions • Kids Term Time • Junior Master Classes • Corporate Workshops • Private Parties • Kids Art Parties

BookingOur computerised enrolment process is simple and convenient for all parties. You may enrol and pay fees by logging onto our website:www.gallery307artschool.com.au

In the event you do not have a computer, access to the internet or wish to pay by cash or cheque, please call (02) 9958 1298 or email us: info@gallery307artschool.com.au

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Winners of the Arts sector of theNorth Shore Business Awards 2016,

Finalists 2017, and 2018.

gallery307artschool.com.au

Formerly Northbridge School of Visual Arts

307 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge NSW 2063Phone: (02) 9958 1298

Email: info@gallery307artschool.com.au

2018-2019 SummerHOLIDAY PROGRAM

✓small class sizes ✓nuturing relaxed environment

✓experienced teachers ✓convenient location

✓all material supplied ✓snacks provided, BYO lunch

Formerly Northbridge School of Visual Arts

Our TutorsKen has a Diploma of Graphic Design & Multimedia. He has exhibited artworks with us and teaches in our after school art classes. He has a very exciting approach which appeals to this age group.

Karen has been a professional artist and educator for over 20 years, has won awards in Australia and the U.S.A and has had many successful solo exhibitions across both countries.She is a highly sought after tutor for both adults and children - providing both group and private tuition. Currently teaching in our after school art program

Cath has a BA from Sydney University, an MA from the College of Fine Arts at UNSW and a Masters of Teaching from ACU.She is an extremely accomplished and qualified artist and teacher in all media forms including drawing, anatomy, painting, watercolour and photography.Cath regularly teaches our Junior Masterclasses.

All Day

2019 Junior MasterclassesFor experienced students 9+years

9am - 4pm $120Early drop off 8.30am $8, Late pick up 5.30pm $8

Wednesday 9th JanuaryPainting in the style of Miro

Use various mixed media techniques and improve your colour mixing skills to produce a miro~esque artwork.

Tutor: Karen Atkins

Thursday 10th JanuaryMandala Design

Create a radial design inspired by nature. Show awareness of colour planning and blending of colours

Tutor : Ken Chu

Week 1Gift Box Characters - Design a special gift box for someone special, using mixed media to create your character.

Groovy Gift Wrap - Create a design out of foam, and print it on wrapping paper. Making the wrapping as much fun as the gift giving.

Frangipani Day - Create a series of small artworks investigating composition, exploring placement of the flower.

Fun & Bright Fruit Salad - In the style of Romeo Britto paint a fun & bright Still Life of Fruit Salad. Finish the day with a yummy fruit salad (please advise allergies).

Beautiful Bugs - Design your own little critter in metallic & fluro pastels on black paper.

Fruit Salad Sculpture - Draw and cut out cardboard fruit shapes. Use these to construct a 3D sculpture.

Black & White Animals - Working with charcoal, draw your favourite animal focusing on stroke making and shading.

Van Gogh Landscapes - Movement and expression work their way into acrylic landscape paintings.

Design and Paint your own Icecream - Mixed media and painting. Finish the day with an icecream sundae (please advise allergies).

Disaster Art - Pop art style comic mini story. Story writing and character design.

Shadow Shapes - Go outside and trace the shadow cast on yourpaper. Using soft pastels learn blending & composition techniques.

Wire Self Portraits - Paint your very own abstract background and create the ultimate “selfie” in beautiful wire. Inspired by Sculptor Alexander Calder. BRING : A4 PICTURE OF YOURSELF

Paint Nature with Nature - Think outside the box, create beautiful bright textured paintings using nature’s paintbrushes.

Unicorns - Make a colourful zentangle unicorn looking at shapes and spacial awareness. Mixed Media & pastels.

Photography and the Basics of Seeing - Learn about lighting & composition as you take stunning photos that can become the basis for original paintings and drawings.

Pokemon Sculptures - Make your own Pokemon or creature out of air dry clay.

Clay dogs - Learn sculpting techniques and create a clay dog. Students will also make their dog a carry case and accessories using mixed media.

All Curled Up - Draw an animal of your choice in the curled up position, taking advantage of a round format.

African Stampede - Develop drawing skills using pencils, pens and other media to create dynamic large scale artwork featuring African animals.

Clay Echidna Pencil Holders - Sculpt your own pencil holder out of air drying clay and decorate him.

Bob Ross Palette Knife Painting - Create Alpine Landscape paintings, no paintbrushes allowed.

Tsunami in Northbridge - Create a Seascape of a Tsunami and photograph the background to get the reflection of the street scape.

Animal Masks - Inspired by African artists. Mixed Media & Paint on your own mask. Can be used in afternoon session at “Animal Dance Party”.

Animal Dance Party - Move, draw & roar! Recreate your favourite jungle animals in whirling movements.

Design and Paint your own Icecream - Mixed media and painting. Finish the day with an icecream sundae (please advise allergies).

Icy Animal Collage - Unusual background techniques using glad wrap and rock salt, to add your collage animal to

Contained / Uncontained - Introduction to drawing in and outside the lines. Build skills using art tools with confidence.

Design your own beach cap - Get creative and personalise your very own cap for the summer holidays.

Sydney Embossed Foil - Inspired by Vivid, draw onto foil and embellish with bright and fun sharpies.Chinese Brush Painting - Young artists will also be rotated to do a short session of Chinese Brush Painting - Zodiac signs.

Design Your Own Surfboard - Create a surfboard out of foam board and decorate with colourful sharpies.

Mini Architects - Draw, build and colour your own construction out of blocks and straw.

Looking for Shadows - Explore how light falls on objects and how to use thiseffectively in art works, using pencils, pens and paint.

DATE: 7 - 11 January

DATE: 14 - 18 January

DATE: 21 - 24 January

DATE: 20 - 21 December

Morning Session (9:00am - 12:00pm) Afternoon Session (1pm- 4pm)

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Includes all materials, morning/afternoon tea, BYO lunch for full day students

307 Sailors Bay Rd, Northbridge (near roundabout) See website for further information and enrol www.gallery307artschool.com.auph: 9958 1298 email: info@gallery307artschool.com.au

Kids Holiday Classes All Day2019 Junior Masterclasses

For experienced students 9+years9am - 4pm $120

Early drop off 8.30am $8, Late pick up 5.30pm $8

Wednesday 9th JanuaryCharacter Design Comic Class

In this class even beginners will find they can draw characters with ease! Looking at material and pencil techniques, sketching features in easy-to-follow steps.

Tutor: Ken Chu

Thursday 10th JanuaryHorse Crazy

Horses have featured in paintings throughout art history, from Stubbs to Nolan. Learn drawing and painting techniques to paint your own horse on canvas.

Tutor : Karen Atkins

Monday 14th JanuaryPop Street Art, Romeo style

Street art style paintings with colourful backgrounds and edgy black-line figures.

Tutor: Cath Flynn

Friday 18th JanuaryExpression Face, Portraiture Class

Whether your drawing for the first time or have some experience Ken will help to develop your skill and technique. Learn about the structure of the human face, lighting, proportion and perspective.

Tutor : Ken Chu

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5-14 years $60 per session am or pmEarly drop off 8.30am $8, Late pick up 5.30pm $810% discount for 2nd family member or 8+ sessions

* $65 for this session due to extra activity **(BYO device where possible, ipad or phone. We only have a few at the Gallery to use)

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SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS AT MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY – mq.edu.au/about/holidays

• Children are introduced to science concepts and skills in a safe and supervised environment.

• Courses teach the concepts through experiments, art, drama, physical activity, craft and other hands-on activities.

• Students are provided with experiences and activities that help them to understand a concept or gain knowledge in an active way.

• Courses are added and rotated each school holidays, and drop off and pick-up times are designed for the working parent.

• The Junior Science Academy is for children in Years K–6 in primary school.

Drop off 8.30am – 9.30am

Activities 9.30am – 4.30pm

Pick-up 4.30pm – 5.30pm

Cost $126.50

- Family Practice

- Appointments available

- Male & Female

- Experienced &

1/90 LONGUEVILLE ROAD

LANE COVE, NSW 2066

Phone: (02) 9420 0222

Fax : (02) 9420 0333

Email : emclanecove@gmail.com

OPEN 6 DAYS

Mon – Thu 8 am

Friday 8 am

Saturday 9 am

Sunday Closed

BULK BILLING

Practice serving the local community

Appointments available

Male & Female Doctors

Experienced & Friendly Staff

/90 LONGUEVILLE ROAD

LANE COVE, NSW 2066

Phone: (02) 9420 0222

Fax : (02) 9420 0333

Email : emclanecove@gmail.com

OPEN 6 DAYS:

8 am – 6 pm

8 am – 5 pm

Saturday 9 am – 1 pm

Closed

BULK BILLING

Rotary

Clubs of Macquarie Parkand North Ryde

Entertainment, FoodCarols, Fireworks, Rides

John Smolders Music Director &Chairperson

Roseanna Gallo OAM

Master of Ceremonies

Stephen Sim

Isabella Forte Cheryn VlaznyEleanor TaigStefan Sojka Jane Meney

Royal Rehab LifestyleCommunity Choir

Singing Stars&

Santa Claus

Granny Smith2018 Queen

Divya

MacquariePerforming

Arts

Macquarie University

Singers

Avenue DPerformance Studio

Angklung IndoSydney 16 Choir

Live broadcast by radio 2RRR

Join us for a family-friendly night of carols in the heart of Ryde. Kicking o� at 5:30pm and running through the night is live entertainment, followed by the acclaimed Carols performance and awe-inspiring �rework display. Dozens of rides and food trucks operate throughout the night, and proceeds go to worth causes such as

ROMAC - an organisation bringing sick children from nations all over the world for life changing surgery in Australia.

Sunday16th December

North Ryde CommonCnr Wicks & Twin Rd

Rides & Entertaiment from 5:30pmCarols & Fireworks Show from 8pm

www.carolsonthecommon.org.au

Lifestyle and opportunity @ your doorstep

Silver • Bendigo Bank North Ryde, Event Cinemas Top Ryde, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, Sasco DevelopmentsBronze PLUS • Action Sound, Driessen Insurance Brokers

Bronze • Eastwood Shopping Centre Yuhu Group, Konica Minolta, Lush Hair North Ryde, Mitsubishi ElectricRASAID Community Tent • John Alexander OAM, Victor Dominello MP, Lady Anne Funerals, Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club, Sasco Developments

Royal Rehab Community Tent • Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club, Sasco Developments • Lost Elves Tent • Bendigo Bank North RydeCommunity PLUS • Electric Sunshine, Helloworld Top Ryde, Midway Cellars, Sign Your Wall

Community • Allegiance Home Loans, Riverside Business Chamber & Eastwood Chamber of Commerce

Backing byLeichhardt

Celebrity Brass

Sydney OlympicDancers

Walking by FaithUkulele Group