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The Bay TimesNeutral Bay School NewsTerm 3 - Week 10, 2017
Neutral Bay Public School175 Ben Boyd Road Neutral Bay NSW 2089Tel: 9953 1798 Fax: 9904 1479 App: Primary Parent Planner
Weekly Calendar Page 1
Principal’s News Pages 2 - 3
Sports House Points Page 3
Stars of the Week Pages 3
Principal Award Winners Page 4
Sports News Page 5
Office News Page 5
Debating News Page 5
Stage News Pages 6 - 8
Canteen News Page 8
Uniform Shop News Pages 9
P & C News Page 9
Community News Page 10
Monday 9 October
Term 3 commencesJunior Band 7.45am
Tuesday 10 October
Senior BandJunior Choir
8.00am8.00am
Wednesday 11 October
Chamber GroupOrchestra
7.00am8.00am
Thursday 12 October
Concert Band 7.45am
Friday 13 October
Senior BandYear 6 Farewell Meeting
7.45am8.00am
Semester 2 School Program Fees due NOW. Online Payments please.
K - Year 6
Monday 16 October
Junior BandSenior Choir
7.45am8.00am
Tuesday 17 October
Senior BandJunior Choir
8.00am8.00am
Wednesday 18 October
Chamber Group Orchestra
7.00am8.00am
Thursday 19 October
Concert BandYear 4 Observatory Hill Excursion
7.45am
Friday20 October
Senior Band 7.45am
Notes & Payments Due
Term 4 - Week 1, 2017Table of Contents
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2017 TERM 3: Tuesday 18 July - Friday 22 September TERM 4: Monday 9 October - Friday 15 December
2018 TERM 1: Tuesday 30 January - Friday 13 April (Kindergarten starts Friday 2 February)
“ T h e B a y W a y ”
B e R E S P O N S I B L E
• Take care of your belongings and those of others • Work, move and play safely • Make good choices • Look after your school environment
S h o w r e s p e c t
• Wear your uniform with pride • Listen and communicate politely • Allow yourself and others to learn • Be kind, considerate and cooperative
D o y o u r b e s t
• Accept opportunities and challenges • Be a positive role model • Be resilient and bounce back • Own your own behaviour
Term Dates
Term 4 - Week 2, 2017
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Principal’s NewsSpring HolidaysWe wish all students and families a safe and enjoyable Spring holiday. The holidays commence on Monday 25 September. The students return to school on Monday 9 October.
Tell Them from Me SurveyYou’re invited to participate in the Tell Them From Me (TTFM) Partners in Learning survey designed for parents and carers. This survey focuses on student engagement, wellbeing and effective teaching practices.
Parents and carers are an important and valued part of our school community. We will use survey feedback to make practical improvements and inform school planning.
This online survey takes about 15 minutes to complete. It is anonymous and voluntary.
If you have more than one child at this school, and feel that your children’s experiences differ, you can complete the survey more than once.
You can access the survey in your own time, between 14 September and 30 September 2017.
Go to the site below on your computer or tablet:
https://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/2nmr3
More information on the Partners in Learning survey can be found on the NSW Department of Educations’ TTFM website: http://surveys.cese.nsw.gov.au/
Expression of Interest Survey-Revised School HoursOur school has been asked to consider the changing of our school hours. Background information on this proposal is detailed below. After considering this information it would be appreciated if you could use the link below and complete the survey regarding your interest in the school further investigating the proposal. The survey closes on Friday 22 September.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/X62YFBY
Proposal
To change the school hours for Neutral Bay Public School from 9.10am-3.15pm to 9.00am-3.00pm.
Reasons
• A school starting time of 9.00am would allow
students to arrive at school at 8.30am which would be of assistance to working parents.
• A school completion time of 3.00pm would provide more time for students to undertake after school activities.
Process
If there is substantive interest from this survey the following strategies would be undertaken.
1. Consult with relevant third parties such as:
– State Transit Authority in regards to buses
– Before/After School Care groups
– Providers of school performing arts rehearsals e.g. band, choir and dance
– Providers of before and after school courses e.g. chess, French, tennis
– Providers of scripture and ethics
2. Undertake parent and staff information sessions through forums such as the P&C.
3. Undertake a second parent and staff survey after completing strategies 1 and 2 from above.
Primary Proms ConcertCongratulations to the students in the Junior Choir for their wonderful performance in the Primary Proms Concert held at the Sydney Town hall this week. Thank you to Mrs Howells and Ms Arthur for their work in preparing the choir.
ChessCongratulations to the chess team for their excellent performance at the Interschool Chess Challenge. The winning team was Tobey Huey (5M), Lawrence Hur (4D), Darien Hsu(4P), Ewan Odenthal (5R) and Affan Salman (6C).
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Principal’s News
Have a great holidayDavid ShusterPrincipal
Be a superhero and help someone with Muscular Dystrophy!
N E U T R A L B A Y P U B L I C S C H O O L
Superhero Disco Thursday 21st September
(This includes entertainment, a drink, a snack and a donation to Muscular Dystrophy Australia.)
Disco Times
Kindergarten 12:45-1:30pm
Year 1 2:00-2:45pm
Year 2 3:30-4:15pm
Year 3 & 4 4:30-5:30pm
Year 5 5:45-6:45pm
Year 6 7:00-8:00pm
DiscoOur SRC have organised a school disco on Thursday of this week. The disco will be held in the school hall at the following times:
Kindergarten 12.45-1.30pm Money to be collected in class
Year 1 2.00-2.45pm Money to be collected in class
Year 2 3.30-4.15pm Money to be collected in class
Years 3/4 4.30-5.30pm Please pay at the door
Year 5 5.45-6.45pm Please pay at the door
Year 6 7.00-8.00pm Please pay at the door
Cost of the disco is $7.00 which includes entry to the disco and a small packet of chips and juice box. Proceeds raised are in support of Muscular Dystrophy Australia. Students may wear superhero mufti to the disco.
Exact money will be appreciated.
School BallThank you to Vanessa Baumer-Rowley and the team of parents who organised the school ball last weekend. A great time was enjoyed by all and valuable funds were raised for our school.
Sport House Points
Sports House Points Term 3 Week 9
Boyd Gilmore Milson Warung
Week Total
2 3 4 1
Term Total
14 30 36 21
Stars of the Week
Congratulations to Camble Scott (4P) and Jasmine Rozario (4D) who achieved a great result at the Regional Spelling Bee final .
Principal AwardsCongratulations to the students who received Principal Awards this term. Further details are on page 4 of this week’s Bay Times.
Operation ArtCongratulations to Ruby West (1A), Pia Panayotopoulos (3D), Ethan Young (4I) & Mia Cummings (6S) who had their artwork selected by our school for Operation Art. Ethan’s work was selected in the Art Bank category and Ruby’s work was selected as part of the Touring 50 and will be on display in art galleries , including NSW Art Gallery.
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Principal Awards WinnersKindy & Esther Khoo Year 2 Aston Challoner-Miles Year 3 Oliver Doy Year 4 Amelia Charleson Year 5 & Liam McPhersonYear 1 Alannah McGill Dylan Venegas Ruby O’Brien Nim Waduwara Year 6 Janak Dhabadgonkar
Roxy Swartz Ewan De Vries Emily Critchfield Nicholas Youroukelis Ellen Melrose-RaeChristopher Shelswell Brandon Liu Zara Liong Itai Brozin Chloe GirardinKael Scott Sophia Beier Bianca Mekki Natalia Randle Mack WatersZachary Prior Olivka Gates Grace Stevens Jasmine Rozario Thomas MaslenZoe Kulkarni Max MacGraw Joshua Liang Ava Kiel Ethan GregoryHunter Kitchen Taylor Christensen Krish Prabhu Thomas Tran Conor ParkinsonToby George Luca Zucciatti Maxin Loon Pangoni Yousif Salman Thomas MetcalfeHannah Partis Raiden North Georgia van Den Bosch Billie-Jean Rifkin Tara OwensJack Woodwards Zara Young Emilie Tang Phoebe Sampson Gianna UribeAmelia Gurung Sienna Robinson Jessica Chew Toby Ashton Emily LivingstoneLilly Lu Saskia Uys Chloe Cho Rylan Neri Charlotte Baumer-RowleyXavier O’Han Orlando Baumer-Rowley Jasper Rusden Laci Walker Ruby LaffertyDuru Onal Cooper Atkinson Zach Klein Nikolas Katheklakis Mitchell PrydeAron Etemad Soltani Sainath Dhabadgonkar Jai Kiryk Amelia Suttor James CrosbieHugo Boorman Penny Donovan Xingchuan Ma Caitlin Edwards Bilijana TrajanoskiAlisa Sayer Lucinda Whisker Milena Jandera Bayley Chan Penny MacGillAiden Lee Jeremy Bastick Darien Hsu Joel GarrettMatthew Hiu Jack Clarke Eric Zhou Scarlet AdamsonMatteo Atzori Lucie Horrut Emma GibsonSirikit Adams Francoise Bertie Chris RoussosBianca Baumer-Rowley Anna Wood Ava BurtonMargaux Picard Hunter Gomelo-Gomez Angelina KendallEvan Jin Ava McDonaldAurelia Samuels Kristian KokkinisMaxi Nemeth Amelia SohMaya Van Cappelle Pedro OliveiraNathan YongJamie LiuJasmine Bryson
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Sports NewsPSSA SOCCERThis year in the PSSA soccer competitions. Neutral Bay as always were competitive and achieved excellent results throughout the 4 divisions.
The A team performed excellently through out with attacking flowing football which was a pleasure to watch. As the season wore on, the defence improved with every game and we became a difficult team to breakdown. The goals were shared right across the team which was great to see. The team also progressed impressively to the latter stages of the State Knockout only to be deprived by West Pennant Hill who defeated us by a single late goal. The team can be proud of its efforts this year which led them to equal 2nd on the ladder, only to be defeated by an excellent Cammeray team. Player of the season was Josh Ashton.
The B Team deservedly came top of their competition and excelled in every area of the game. They were unbeaten with 10 straight victories in all the games they played. They scored nearly 70 goals in those games! The boys played entertaining and flowing football that was most impressive. Much of the team came from Year 5, so the prospects are seemingly good for a successful year in 2018. It is very difficult to choose one individual, since their success was such a team effort as player of the year, but one player consistently led from the front and that player was Tom Maslen .
WINTER SOCCER COMP 2017
A DIVISION PLD W
L
D Pts
1 Cammeray 16 9 2 2 29 2 Neutral Bay 16 8 4 3 27 2 Willoughby 16 8 3 3 27 4 Artarmon 16 6 5 3 21 5 Mosman 16 6 6 2 20 6 Greenwich 16 4 7 2 14 7 North Sydney 16 3 6 4 13 8 Mid Harbour 16 3 9 2 11 9 Lane Cove 16 2 8 4 10
B DIVISION PLD
W
L
D
Pts
1 Neutral Bay 16 10 2 2 31 2 Willoughby 16 9 2 2 29 3 Cammeray 16 7 2 3 24 4 Artarmon 16 6 3 3 21 5 Mid Harbour 16 3 7 5 14 6 North Sydney 16 3 4 2 11 7 Mosman 16 1 4 4 7 8 Greenwich 16 0 6 5 5 9 Lane Cove 16 0 9 4 4
C DIVISION PLD W L D Pts 1 Cammeray 12 7 1 3 24 1 Lane Cove 12 7 1 3 24 1 Neutral Bay 12 7 1 3 24 4 Willoughby 12 5 2 5 20 5 Mid Harbour 12 5 3 5 19 6 Artarmon 12 3 3 6 15 7 Lane Cove W 12 2 3 7 13 8 N Syd Dem 12 3 6 3 12 9 Greenwich 12 2 6 4 10
10 Beauty Point 12 1 7 4 7 11 Mosman 12 0 8 4 4
GIRLS' DIV PLD W L D Pts
1 Neutral Bay 12 9 1 2 29 2 Lane Cove 12 7 1 4 25
3 Middle Harbour 12 6 1 5 23
4 Cammeray 12 6 2 4 22 5 Willoughby 12 6 3 3 21 6 N. Syd.Dem 12 4 4 4 16
7 Lane Cove West 11 3 3 5 14
8 Beauty Point 12 2 6 4 10 9 Artarmon 12 1 7 4 7
10 Mosman 12 1 8 3 6 11 Greenwich 12 0 8 4 4
School News
What an excellent PSSA soccer season. Each week Neutral Bay played with growing confidence and skill and achieved fantastic results.
The C Team should be extremely proud of their performance this year. They came top of the ladder along with two other schools. Every match the boys played they grew stronger as a team, displaying great determination and energy. Thank you to Ewan Odenthal, who offered to be the goal keeper; he did a superb job and saved many goals! It was great to see the boys working so positively as a team, communicating effectively and consistently supporting each other. With so many good players on the field it is really hard to pick one. However, the player of the season was Oliver Mace-Smith who scored a number of winning goals. Congratulations boys!
The Girls’ Team have had an amazing season. Not only were they the winners of their division, but also the proud victors of ‘The Skellern Cup’. The girls excelled in the PSSA competition and enjoyed a pretty much unbeaten run, displaying superb team work and some exceptional skills. At least 5 of the girls on the team are new to football this year. It is so exciting to see how quickly their skills and knowledge of the game progressed over the 2 terms. Well done to the girls from year 5, who played exceptionally well. I am excited about the prospect of having such a strong and capable team for 2018! Choosing one player of the season is incredibly hard, when so many girls demonstrated such drive, passion and skill. However, one player who consistently controlled the game, passing the ball with accuracy and making every tackle count was Anneke Corry. Great job girls!
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Statements of AccountReminders were emailed yesterday. If you are unable to pay in full, payments for the following are now overdue:
Office News Stage NewsKindergarten News
Mrs M. Dudley - KD Class Teacher
Year 5 Science Festival
K - 6 Koormurri Incursion (on statement as cross stage activity
K - 6 Life Education (on statement as cross stage activity
3 - 6 Athletics Carnival ( and Year 2 students who attended)
5T & 6C Macbeth
Milo Cup Gala Day
K Kindy ‘Lessons Afloat’ excursion
6 The Arrival
Zone Athletics
Thank you for your prompt payment as the school has already paid for these activities
This term Kindergarten has loved learning about life under the sea. KD has especially enjoyed creating art work that has helped us develop our understanding about sea life. We did some printing to show which ocean zone dolphins live in. We used a variety of materials to construct our own coral reef making sure there were places for sea creatures to hide and feed and last week we made jelly fish using recycled materials when we learned about the importance of putting our rubbish in the bin. We are all looking forward to our Sea Day in Kindyland on Friday to celebrate the conclusion of this unit of work.
Debating NewsCongratulations to the Diamonds team for making it through the zone finals for the 2017 Premier’s Debating Challenge. On Tuesday 19 September, the Diamonds travelled to Collaroy Centre to debate against Bilgola Plateau Public School. They successfully argued that Australia should close all of its zoos. In the quarter finals round, the Diamonds came up against the undefeated team from Mona Vale Public School and unfortunately were defeated. Overall, they came out as one of the top 8 teams from 120 teams within the Northern Sydney region. Well done debaters! (Fraser Wait, Anneke Corry, Poppy Cheetham and Pavle Hornby filling in for Arkey Astil and Samara Foulds)
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Stage NewsStage 1 News (Years 1 & 2)
Miss D. Hanmer - 2C Class Teacher
Stage 2 News (Years 3 & 4)This term Year 2 have been learning about the needs of plants. 2C have been looking at the beautiful flowers that bloom in the spring time in Amsterdam. We have used these flower fields as inspiration for our own artworks. We used a range of materials and perspective to create rows of coloured flowers in a field. We are all looking forward to spending some time outside in the holidays enjoying the warm spring weather and smelling the bright flowers that are beginning to bloom.
Last week, Year 3 and Year 4 performed in Shrek the Musical Jr. There were seven performances in total- two for Neutral Bay students, three matinees and two evening performances. All seven shows were a fantastic success. Each class performed a song and a dance, along with the wonderful finale ‘I’m a believer’. The principal cast worked tirelessly to remember their lines and entertain the audience. All the students thoroughly enjoyed dressing up in costumes and performing with their peers. Thank you to everyone who volunteered and helped out!
Mrs E. Butler - 3H Class Teacher
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Stage NewsStage 3 News (Years 5 & 6)
Mr R Kessler - 6R Class Teacher
This term, 6R took part in robotics challenges. We were randomly put into teams and we had to choose names for them. The groups were called, ‘The Robotic Unicorns’, ‘Terminators’, ‘Z.O.S.L’, ‘D.R.A.D.’ and ‘Mechanica’.
The first step was to build the robot. We were given boxes filled with the parts that we needed to build their robot. After building the robot, we had to code them around a course and park it in a 20 by 19cm parking spot. This was only one of the many challenges that we had to complete. Some of the others included the drag race, the minefield and the dancing robot.
We had an amazingly fun time with the robots this year and for many of us, we will be hoping to do it next year in high school!
Canteen News
Class Roster Weekhttp://www.neutralbay-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/documents/34264368/34271426/week_class_roster.pdf
How to Sign Up. http://www.neutralbay-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/documents/34264368/34271426/signupgenius_flowchart.pdf
Sign up via Sign-up Geniushttp://signupgenius.com.
CheersAlex MiddletonCanteen Coordinator
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P & C News
Uniform Shop News
A great night at the Medieval Banquet!Thank you to everyone who came out Saturday night to enjoy the school ball, including a number of NBPS staff members. It was a great night of fun and dancing, with lots of amazing creativity in the costumes people wore.
A great big thank you to our Events Coordinator, Vanessa Baumer-Rowley, and to all the others who helped out along the way – from preparing the invitations and the auction materials for the night, to those who helped on the day with set up and pack up. You were all an amazing help.
We also want to thank all of our sponsors and donors. We managed to raise just under $20,000 for the school.
If you are still interested in making a financial donation, the following link will be kept open for another week:
• h t t p s : / / w w w . g r o u p t o g e t h e r . c o m /DonationsforTheShrekMedievalBanquet
We wish everyone a great break!
Ordering New Uniforms via Flexischools
As our uniform shop is run by volunteers, it is not open for over the counter sales. The ONLY method of purchasing new uniforms is online through Flexischools: www.flexischools.com.au
Uniform Order Deliveries – Last orders for Term 3 and First Orders in Term 4
• Last orders for Term 3 will be delivered to classrooms on Friday 23 September
• First orders for Term 4 will be delivered to classrooms on Monday 9 October
We aim to deliver daily, however worse case, deliveries take place Tuesdays and Thursdays. The cut-off time for placing orders is 4.45pm each day.
Exchanges and Returns
Details of what to do to exchange or return an item are included with deliveries. Please be sure to see these instructions (if we do not have the required information, we cannot refund or exchange your item/s). Please remember that all returned items must be unworn, in saleable condition and with the tags still attached.
Questions re New Uniform Orders
Any questions re new uniform orders, please contact us via email at [email protected]
Second Hand Uniform Sales
Big thanks to everyone who come to our sale on 12 September. We raised another $300 to return to the school.
MARK THE DATE NOW FOR THE FIRST SECOND HAND UNIFORM SALE IN TERM 4: Tuesday 17 October
Second Hand Uniform Donations
Donations of good quality, CLEAN AND WASHED uniforms are always welcome (we do not accept second hand school hats). Please leave donations in the large uniform shop box to the right of the window in the main office.
Second Hand Uniform SalesIf you would like to request a second-hand item, please email Eileen at [email protected] with details of what you would like and she will contact you re payment and delivery. Note that for all second hand sales we can ONLY accept cash.
THANK YOUAs we close out term 3, thank you for all of your support – remember, all profits from the Uniform Shop and Second Hand sales go straight back to the school to buy valuable resources for all of our children.
Lastly and very importantly, a big thanks to the Uniform Shop Volunteers, who generously give their time on a regular basis to support our school: Leslie, Eileen, Fumi, Sarah, Laura, Andrea and Yoshie.
See you in term 4!
The Uniform Shop Volunteer Team
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Community News
LEARN TO SAIL COURSES Northbridge Sailing Club teaches kids to sail on the beautiful waters of Middle Harbour. We are a small club, with a big community: a place where children, teens, and people of all ages make friendships that last a lifetime. Members range from fun relaxed sailors to those competing at State, National and World levels. It’s a healthy outdoor environment for everyone in the family, away from computers and television! We have space available in the next intake of our famous Learn To Sail Camp these coming school holidays, 25 to 29 September for beginner sailors. We also have courses for all levels this coming Spring, Summer and Autumn. An Invitation Come down with the family any Sunday between 9.30am - 12.00 to find out more about our Learn to Sail programmes and experience the little bit of magic that is Northbridge Sailing Club. For more information on our Learn to Sail programmes and to enrol, visit www.nsc.asn.au.
Girls Cricket with Mosman Cricket Club
T20 Blast for GirlsA great fun way to introduce girls to
cricket
MOSMAN Girls CRICKET Academy
Specialist coaching program for girls
U13 Sixers Girls Cricket LeagueJoin the Mosman Juniors Girls team!!
Location: Balmoral OvalDay: Fridays from mid OctTime: 5:15 – 6:45pmIdeal for: Beginners & girls 7 – 10 yearsCost: $120Register: playcricket.com.au and select Mosmanthen Girls T20 Blast
Played on a Friday night down at the beautiful Balmoral Oval.The girls will play with their friends in a fun, relaxed format facilitated by Cricket NSW.No equipment required! The girls play with a soft ball and will learn the foundations of cricket via games and activities. Families can enjoy a BBQ or picnic whilst watching on.
Location: Balmoral OvalDay: Fridays - Term 4 and Term 1 Time: 5pm – 6:30pmIdeal for: girls 9+ who are keen to develop their cricket skillsCost: $250 for 14 weeks Register: https://www.trybooking.com/book/sessions?eid=298247
Hot off the success of Mosman’s first girls team last season, we are looking for girls to join a team. Games are played on Saturday afternoons in a 20 overs format. In addition, the girls will train as a team once a week. A hard ball is used along with protective gear (which is provided).Both beginners and experienced cricketers very welcome!
Location: Various grounds on the North ShoreDay: Saturdays from Mid OctTime: afternoons Ideal for: girls 9 – 13 + who are keen to play in a team in a fun and competitive environmentCost: $140 for each 8 week comp Register: playcricket.com.au and select Mosmanthen U13 girls competition
Utilising the new cricket nets and surrounding oval at Balmoral, the girls will develop under the guidance of their own professional coaches in a dedicated Girls group. During the program the girls will benefit from individual coaching reports and bowling, batting and fielding skills development.All abilities are welcome. Soft and hard ball will be used as appropriate.
For further details email [email protected]
#AllGirlsCan
REGISTER via http://www.playcricket.com.au/club-finder/club-details?id=257
SYDNEY LEARNING FESTIVAL THINK | MAKE | SHARE
25-26 SEPTEMBER 2017 St Andrew’s Cathedral School Sydney Square
The Sydney Learning Festival is open to all students in Sydney from Years 4 - 8 who want to participate in an idea-sparking, tool-tinkering, discussion-starting festival.
Check out our awesome workshops and book a ticket to the festival NOW!
www.sydneylearningfestival.com.au
Neutral Bay Public SchoolChess Championship Entry Form - 2017
To enter please go to
www.sydneyacademyofchess.com.au/payment
and pay online with your credit card using
the code I200VZ0CYE and fill in the electronic form, with your child’s details.
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: [email protected]
This tournament will be run as a Swiss, with approximately 6-7 games.
This means that all children play in all the rounds and no one is knocked out.
There will be trophies awarded for the highest 3 scorers, and medals presented as age prizes.
Each child playing will also receive a participation certificate.
There will also be encouragement awards, depending on the number of entries.
Monday 16th October
9:30am - 3:00pm
Cost: $20
OPTIONAL EXTRAS (prices include delivery)To enhance your child’s learning experience these items are available for purchase online at the time of registration
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]
BUENOS DIAS Classes are MONDAYS & FRIDAYS 7.45-8.45am in the Junior Library.
Enrolments are now open for TERM 4 LEARN SPANISH
Spanish is the world’s second most spoken language. It is more widely spoken than English and it is the official language in over 20 countries. To register your interest email Carlos Mario Posada and Maria Fernanda Lugo [email protected]
Inspired by our Olympic 7s rugby teams? Looking for a new, fun, family activity? Looking for a newsocial activity? Want to keep fit over the summer?
Come and join us at Mosman Junior Rugby Club's 2017 VIVA7s. The competition starts on Monday 9thOctober and runs for eight weeks. Registrations are now open for girls and boys, with age groups fromU6s right through to U16s, across four afternoons of the week (see Schedule below for your age group)and catering to all skill levels.
This year, you have the option to register as an individual, or with a team.
To register, follow this link: https://goo.gl/PJF5yc or use our QR code
Any questions, please email: [email protected]
KICK-OFF AGE GROUP KICK-OFF AGE GROUP KICK-OFF AGE GROUP KICK-OFF AGE GROUP17:00 Boys U11s 16:20 Mixed U6s 17:00 Boys U10s 16:30 Girls U13/14s17:35 Boys U12s 16:55 Mixed U7s 17:35 Girls U10/11/12s 17:05 Mixed U15s18:10 Boys U13s 17:30 Mixed U8s 17:40 Mixed U16s18:45 Boys U14s 18:05 Mixed U9s
SCHEDULEMONDAY TUESDAY (MINIS DAY) WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
