Current Newsletter - St Saviour`s Primary School

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Current Newsletter - St Saviour`s Primary School
St Saviour’s Primary School Newsletter
“making a difference since 1863”
14 Lawrence Street
PO BOX 1145
TOOWOOMBA Q 4350
From the Principal -
Phone: 07 4637 1555
Fax: 07 4637 1556
Email: [email protected]
Week 2 - 5 February, 2015
Donna Muir
Dear Families,
This year assembly has been changed to 1:30pm for several reasons.
1. Morning is the optimal time for learning for our children. Therefore, the afternoon session is better to
host assembly.
2. Classroom time—it is crucial we try to keep our children in the classroom learning as much as
possible—if we host assembly at 2:30pm then students are back to class with not much time before they
have to leave again for assembly. Assembly may not go for the full 30 mins some days and then we are
wasting time from assembly finish time to 3pm. When we host it at 1:30pm the children return straight
to class with the majority of time for learning.
3. Parents welcome—parents are very welcome to attend and stay for a cuppa afterwards—the urn and
biscuits will be provided for those who have to wait around.
4. No student class assembly presentations this year—There will be no student class assembly
presentations this year as they will be replaced with Open Classroom Sessions where parents,
grandparents, families can come and visit the actual classroom. We really want parents to come and
visit the classrooms. This way you will be able to see your child’s work, browse through their books,
watch a small presentation by the children and catch up with other parents as well as the teacher.
Although Open Classroom Sessions will replace the scheduled assembly presentations I believe it will
be of more benefit to our children to present in class about what they have been learning as well it also
benefits parents because you have more time to visit the classroom and view what is happening?
5. Students will still be part of presentations throughout the school year but in a different way like
Anzac Day ceremony, Whole School Masses, Family Fun Day and several others. So by not having
Assembly presentations it will not disadvantage the children but rather advantage them to show you
what they are learning? How proud will they be to demonstrate that to their parents and other family
members!!!!
6. Assemblies will be mainly to provide information to the students but I want to emphasise that
parents are welcome to come to hear the messages and see their child receive an award if they wish. All
parents will be contacted this year to let you know if your child is receiving an award. This will only be
communicated to parents via a slip that will be sent home with homework on Friday. This will start this
week.
Open Classroom Sessions for 2015 (any changes will be notified to you via the Class Communication Notes)
SCHOOL CONTACTS:
Mrs Donna Muir—Principal
Mrs Judy Smith—Assistant Principal APRE
Mr Sam Hannant—Senior Middle Leader/PE
Mrs Anne Anderson—Librarian
OFFICE ADMIN
Christine Cosgrove
Julie Robinson
STUDENT SUPPORT
Maria Dau
ESL:
Ann-Maree Ward
TUCKSHOP CONVENOR
Natasha Biggar
BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOLCARE
Hall Thorpe Sports
Phone: 4638 7965
From the Principal -
continued
OPEN CLASSROOM SESSIONS—SEMESTER ONE
It is with much pleasure I invite you personally to come and visit your child’s classroom—we really would like to see more parents
in our classrooms to see the wonderful work that is happening. Please try to make time to attend these sessions.
Prep… Grandparents’ Day (March 31…8:30am)
Year 1.. April 1 (1:30pm)
Year 2 .. March 16.. (1:30pm)…after assembly
Year 3.. March 30 ..(1:30pm)…after assembly
Year 4.. April 23..1:30pm
Year 5.. April 27th ..1:30pm…after assembly
Year 6.. May 1… 11:15pm
We look forward to seeing Mum’s, Dad’s, Grandparents and extended family!
PREP—EARLY ENTRY/ 2016 INTERVIEWS
This year we will be interviewing for Prep enrolments 2016 at the end of this term. Parents in our school community who have
children starting Prep next year will need to complete an enrolment form from the office or download one from the website.
We also have latest news that the government are allowing early entry to Prep for some children aged 5 years and 5 months.
Please contact the office if you have a child who maybe eligible for this entry process.
You may visit the website for further information about Early Entry:
http://education.qld.gov.au/schools/school-operations/early-delayed-entry-prep.html
Early entry to Prep
Children who are younger than the prescribed age for Prep may be enrolled in Prep if:
 they turn 5 years by 31 July in the year of proposed attendance; and
 the principal is satisfied the child is ready for education in Prep, having regard to their attributes (including ability, aptitude,
social and emotional competence, physical development, and level of knowledge and understanding).
The principal may also enrol a child in Prep who is younger than the prescribed age if the child:
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has previously started education that is equivalent to Prep in another state or country; and
is considered ready for education in Prep, having regard to their attributes (including ability, aptitude, social and emotional
competence, physical development, and level of knowledge and understanding).
REMINDERS
P & F Welcome BBQ!
This year our annual Welcome BBQ will be held on Friday, 20th February from 5:30pm. Performances by the children will begin at
5:30pm followed by a free BBQ provided by our P & F association. Bring the family, meet new faces and catch up with old
friends!
BYO alcoholic drinks in your esky – FOOD ONLY WILL BE PROVIDED ON THE NIGHT COMPLIMENTARY OF THE P & F!
SOFT DRINKS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON SALE FROM THE TUCKSHOP!
P & F AGM!
Tuesday, 10th February – 7:00pm in the staffroom – ALL WELCOME!
School Board Meeting
Monday, 23rd February – 6:00pm in the staffroom
We are inviting parents in our community to consider joining the Board. We have parents who have finished their time – please
consider it and contact the office if you are interested.
From the Principal …….continued
Race Day 2015
Date: Saturday, 21st March
Cost: $60 per head
BOOK YOUR TABLE!
RACE DAY UPDATE:
*Multidraw tickets will be sent home today—Please check bags! There will also be an
opportunity for a silent Auction bid prior to the Race Day—please fill in the slip and put in
the box in the front foyer.
*Auction Prizes this year
1. Dinner for 8—cooked by Katrina
2. Wheelbarrow full of Alcohol and lots of goodies!
3. 2 X outdoor wooden chairs—donated by the Kirstenfeldt family - COME AND CHECK
THEM OUT AS THEY ARE IN THE SCHOOL FOYER!!!!!
Peak 2 Park
Date: Sunday, 1st March
Check out the website - http://www.peak2park.org.au/
We are entering as a school community once again this year. You can either walk or run to enter this event. Please sign your
name and pay your money at the office from Friday this week. It was a great morning last year and our school was very well
represented. What a great way to spend a weekend!!!
PARENT/TEACHER INTERVIEWS - Monday, 23rd March
Interviews will be held in the Mercy Centre as per previous years. Interviews will need to be booked through our Parent
Teacher ONLINE service. All families will receive a letter and details of how to access this service.
They will start during the school day and finish in the evening. All parents are strongly encouraged to attend the evening so
you can touch base with the classroom teachers and discuss how your child is progressing.
CAMP 2015—YEARS 5 AND 6
There will be a camp meeting at 6:15 pm—Tuesday, 10th February in the year 6 classrooms.
Thank you to the parents for attending the Parent Information Sessions—your attendance and support is appreciated and we
look forward to working with all of you this year!
Have a great week!
Regards,
Donna Muir
Principal
From the APRE
- Judy Smith
Student Protection Officers 2015:
Our Student Protection Officers for 2015 are Rebecca Thomas, Debbie Hawkins and Mitch Cush.
Sacramental Program:
Our Sacramental Program for 2015 gets underway this afternoon with the Parent Information Sessions
(3:30pm and 7pm). Students are encouraged to attend as there is a short ritual/ prayer to commence the
program. All parents are asked to sign up to a weekly Cluster Group which will hold their first of five
meetings next week. This weekend we have an Enrolment Ritual for the children to be a part of at either the
6pm Saturday Mass or 9am Sunday Mass. These are not compulsory, however we do encourage you to
participate if at all possible.
Term One is preparing for 1st Reconciliation. Students are asked to bring a suitable photo of themselves to
their Cluster Group, which will then be displayed in the Cathedral for the duration of the program (One
semester). Whilst most of the participants are Year 4 students, there is usually a small group of older
students, from both within St Saviour’s Primary and from the wider community.
If you have any questions, please contact me or Paula Wagner via the School Office.
Whole School Mass:
Next Tuesday 10th February at 1:15pm we gather at St Patrick’s Cathedral for our first whole school Mass.
All students (P-6) will be participating and all parents are warmly invited to join us in this special Liturgy. This
year we are presenting our Year 6 students with their Leadership Badges at the end of the Mass. The newly
elected School Captains, Vice Captains, House Captains and Councillors will be announced as well.
We encourage all families to attend this special ceremony.
Choir:
Please remember to return choir notes to myself or Miss Ruhle
registering your child’s interest in participating in the 2015
school choir.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Judy
General Notices
School Photos:
School Photos for 2015 will be on MONDAY 16TH FEBRUARY. The photos will be taken by Owens Studio Professional Photography. Each child will be sent home a Photo Envelope this week which outlines the information packs
available to purchase. Please note Owens Studio does NOT do ON-LINE ORDERING. Strictly cash or cheque only.
Please ensure that you have the correct money enclosed in your child’s envelope as no change can be given on or
before the day. All envelopes will need to be returned to your child’s teacher no later than FRIDAY 13TH
FEBRUARY. Please ensure that your child is wearing their full summer uniform on the day.
FAMILY PHOTO ENVELOPES - If you require a family photo envelope please call in to the office to collect one. Siblings from St Saviour’s College are welcome to be part of the photo, however approval will need to given from the
College for your daughter to come down for the photo.
St Saviour’s Primary Skoolbag APP:
Skoolbag is a company who provide an APP for your smart devices where the school and parents can communicate
to each other. The APP is synchronised with our website and it provides you with the latest information about what
is happening around the school. Push alerts are one of the main features of this APP where the office can send you
a message about a bus being late or reminders about events the next day. Parents will be able to access Class Communication Notes, Newsletters and any other calendar events plus several other great features. Our aim is to ensure
all families have downloaded the APP by the end of Term 1. We use this as our main form of communication to the
families. As always we will always provide hard copies of Newsletters and send emails to ensure everyone in the
community recieve the latest information. An instruction sheet has been attached to this Newsletter for new families on how to download the APP. Newsletters and other information will be updated on the APP and it will be
linked to the school website too. We look forward to making communication more efficient and convenient for
you.
Pink Record Cards:
Each family was sent home a Pink Record Card last week. It is important that these be returned as soon as possible
as these cards ensure that our records are kept up to date.
Parking:
Parents be aware of the PARKING SIGNS on Perth Street. Parent who are parking on Perth Street need to be aware
of the BUS ZONE signs. Several parents are parking in these areas at 3pm causing congestion for the buses arriving.
The safety of our children is of utmost importance - please do the right thing and park in the designated areas or
carparks around the school. The police do monitor this area quite regularly and issue tickets for those who are
parking illegally.
Volunteer Forms:
Please remember to return your Volunteer Forms to the office. You must be registered to commence any form of
volunteer work within the school. There are two forms that need to be returned.
School Fees:
School Fees have been sent home this week with the eldest in the family. The due date for payment is Friday 13th
March. Payment can be made at the office via eftpos/cash/cheque or direct deposit.
General Notices continued
Bookclub:
The book club brochures for term 1 are being distributed tomorrow. If you would like to place an order please complete the
order form and return to school by Thursday 12th Feb. It would be greatly appreciated if payments could be made by credit card
to help streamline the ordering process. Please complete the receipt details on your order form once payment has been made.
Please note that we haven’t opted-in to the new LOOP payment system for this term (you will see this option on the order
form). If you are unable to pay by credit card a cheque payment will be fine but we are unable to accept any cash payments
except for the gold coin programme (see below) sorry. If paying by cheque please make cheques payable to Scholastic Australia.
Gold Coin Book Program - In each book club brochure there is a great book offered for $1.00 or $2.00. Book club does this
because they believe every child deserves the chance to take home a great book & experience independent reading for pleasure. We would also like our students to have the opportunity to receive a book from book club & experience the excitement of
those classroom book deliveries. If you wish to place an order for the gold book only you may pay in cash… perhaps some of the
children would like to pay for their own gold book. Please understand that this can be for gold books only. Place your order form
with the correct money in a sealed zip lock bag or envelope when returning to school. This issue there is also a Golden Ticket
competition running. You could be one of the lucky winners of a $2, $5, $10 or $20 voucher with your order. Thank you for
your support! Due to the fabulous response to book club in term 4 last year the school received well over $500.00 to spend on
resources. If parents would like to order books for gifts or do not wish book orders to be delivered to the classroom please
attach a note to your order form & we are happy to leave your order at the office for
collection.
Angela Ryan (Book club co-ordinator)
From the Sports Desk
Mr Sam Hannant
Swimming Carnival 2015
Congratulations to Xavier for winning the 2015 9-12 year old swimming carnival at Milne Bay on Tuesday. It was a fantastic effort from all the children who participated. A special mention must go to the age champions and runners up
who are listed below:
Age Champion
Boys
Runner Up
Boys
Age Champion Runner Up Girls
Girls
9 Years
Joshua Whale
Tom Charles
Sophie Bretz
Grace Williams
10 Years
Zachary
Vellacott
Tom Nicholls
Alex Sharp
Georgina
Coleman
11 Years
Luke Naumann
Darcy Conway
Lucy Bretz
Erin Foley
12 Years
Marlow
Crosdale
Nicholas
Sheedy
Bronte Hood
Rachael Lewis
Thanks very much to all of the parents who helped out with timekeeping at the carnival, as well as those people who
came along and supported the children.
Catholic Swimming Carnival 2015
A note was sent home today to all children who have made the St Saviour’s team to participate at the Catholic Schools’
Swimming Carnival next Wednesday at Milne Bay. All children are asked to bring their permission form and $2 to me
by Monday 9th February 2015.
Central Zone Swimming Trials 2015
The Central Zone Swimming Trials are on Tuesday the 17th of February at Glennie Pool. A letter will be sent home to
all children who will participate in this carnival in the coming days. There are qualifying times for this day for the first
time this year. Therefore, it is not just the children who place first, second and third in each event who are asked to
attend. They do have to swim under the qualifying time.
AUSKICK
On Wednesday the development officers from QLD AFL came to school to promote AUSKICK. This will run on Monday
afternoons from 3.10-4.10pm at St Saviour’s Primary on the oval. Every child should have taken a note home. If you
haven’t received one, please see the ladies in the office. Remember the first sessions is a come and try day which is
free. The cost for the eight week program is $70.
Gold Coast Titans Visit
As part of the NRL Community Carnival, St Saviour’s will receive a visit from several Gold Coast Titans players at lunch
time. If your child has anything that they would like to get signed, they are more than welcome to bring that along.
Toowoomba Netball Muster
There will be a muster this Sunday 8 February at Nell E Robinson Park from 9am—11am. Clubs will be set up for you to
visit and ask questions. For further enquiries phone 0487359762 or email [email protected] or check the
website [email protected]
www.toowoomba.netball.asn.au
Email—[email protected]
From the Sports Desk
Mr Sam Hannant
Congratulations Age Champions Swimming 2015
Sophie and Grace
9 Years
Lucy and Erin
11 Years
Joshua and Tom
9 Years
Luke and Darcy
11 Years
Goretti Relay
Champions
Alex and Georgina
10 Years
Bronte and Rachael
12 Years
Tom and Zachary
11 Years
Marlow and Nick
12 Years
Xavier House
Champions
2015
Library Matters
Anne Anderson
A warm welcome to the new school year from the library staff. Please take a moment to read the following information to maximise the outcomes from your students’ use of the library. Please also refer to the Library Policy and Procedures link under library in
the Curriculum tab on the school website for other detailed information.
Together with the class teacher the Teacher Librarian aims to:
*advocate reading, promote literature for children and young people and offer reader guidance
*develop discerning users of information
As partners with us you contribute when you:
*create and support opportunities for free reading at home, *make reading a family habit
*talk about and support your children’s library choices for free reading
*talk about your reading and how you use information
The Library provides opportunities to enjoy reading through:
*Weekly browse and borrow sessions, *A range of quality titles and formats, *Regular addition of New
titles *Online access to our catalogue and the School Edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica,
*e- books for use on personal devices, * Literature events and celebrations,
* Author and illustrator Information, *Lunch time activities,
*Welcoming parents and their children to read together before and after school for 20 minutes each
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
*Displays and competitions
*Book talk opportunities
The Library provides curriculum based learning opportunities to:
*develop skills to access, acquire, analyse and apply information
*develop digital literacies, *become critical users of information
*engage in creative thinking, *produce new information
*take their learning into real world situations
Author News
The wonderful Jackie French has been honoured with the title of Senior Australian of the Year. This is very exciting for us because
Jackie is such a passionate advocate for children accessing well written stories. Her writing career is a great example of what can
come from a desire to tell stories, supported by thorough research and keen observation of people and the world.
Read Jackie’s Wombat picture books aloud to your children and I can guarantee you will be laughing before you finish. My recent,
older reader favourites are Nanberry: black brother white and Waltz for Matilda. Whatever your preferred genre you can locate a
Jackie French title, she is a prolific author who continues to inspire. Read more at http://www.jackiefrench.com/beta/pages/
index.htm
Our tribute to Jackie French in the library
I look forward to meeting you in the library one day soon,
Anne Anderson
Teacher Librarian
Reminders and Important Dates
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Before and After School Care: - Please contact Hall-Thorpe Sports directly
(Phone: 4638 7965 or Mobile 0438764752). Bookings Essential
Email [email protected] Website
www.hallthorpesports.com.au
School Banking: Each Tuesday. For information packs on becoming a school
banker, please contact the office.
Prep Car Park - The Prep car park is strictly for the use of families with children
in Prep. If you do not have a child in Prep then you are not to access the Prep
drive-way or car park, unless walking in from Perth St. Please do not park in
the Disabled Car Park at Prep. It is strictly for the families who need this
facility.
Parents please remember to STOP at the sign in the Prep driveway.
BUS ZONE PARKING: Please do not park in the Bus Zones.
Clothing Pool is open from 8am to 8.30am every Wednesday and Friday
morning. Our convenor for 2015 is Cathy Condon. Any donations or items for
sale can be dropped off at the school office anytime. A completed form must be
attached to items for sale; this form can be found on our website or the school
office.
Clothing Pool News
The Clothing Pool will be open the following days and times for 2015.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
8AM – 8.30AM
FRIDAY MORNING
8AM – 8.30AM
Just a reminder that if you would like to sell any uniforms through the Pool, you must complete a form (available from the office or website) that outlines all the items you wish to
sell. Our Clothing Pool convenors for this year are Cathy Condon, Leah Millward,
Genevieve Chappell and Helen Henningsen. Please note that payments for any items
through the Pool are strictly CASH only – no EFTPOS and payments must be made directly
to the Pool not the office.
FORMAL HATS:
If you have purchased a formal hat from Hannah's and it has pinky discoloration, it may be
from a faulty batch of dye. Hannah's have advised that you can take it back in to see if
they can send it back to the supplier. (White discoloration is not part of the fault, this occurs from sweat). I have been given a sheet on the cleaning instructions and will provide
them in next weeks newsletter.
Cathy Condon
IMPORTANT DATES
TERM 1
February
February 10
Whole School Mass
Presentation of Year 6
Leaders
P&F AGM—7PM
Year 5/6 Camp Information
Night 6.15pm—Year 6 rooms.
February 11
Catholic School Swimming
Carnival
February 16
School Photo Day
February 17
Central Zone Swimming
Carnival
February 18
Ash Wednesday
February 20
P&F Welcome BBQ
February 23
Board Meeting
March
March 1
Peak 2 Park
March 19
Toowoomba Show Holiday
March 21
School Race Day
March 23
Parent Teacher Interviews
Tuckshop News
Natasha Biggar
Thank you to our wonderful volunteers who donate their time to help run the tuckshop. This is an incredibly generous gift to
our school and its students.
There is NO paper-bag ordering of tuckshop , all ordering is done via Flexischools.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY - PREP - YEAR 6
Cut off time for orders is 9:30am Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Volunteers Urgently Needed!!!!
We are in desperate need of fresh volunteers for tuckshop this year. Without the valuable help of mums , dads and extended
family , there is no way that the tuckshop can run. We lost quite a few volunteers at the end of last year due to their youngest child finishing here at St Saviours. The tuckshop service is a well loved part of school life , so please consider donating a day
or two of your time to help out in the tuckshop. Email Tash in the tuckshop [email protected] or drop into
the office and fill out a volunteer form.
MENU ITEMS FOR TERM 1
Fresh fruit salad cups will remain on the menu for Term 1 at $2.
Hot dogs will
be available for this term also and wombok salad , these items will be taken off for the cooler Terms .
BIRTHDAY CUPCAKES - available again for 2015!!
Birthday cupcakes are now available as a special order. These orders will need to be placed a week in advance through the
school office. Special price for a Birthday order will be $1 each, with a minimum order of 20. Please advise of any dietary
requirements.
ROSTER FOR TERM 1 2015
If you find the days you have been rostered on for are unsuitable can you please let me know as soon as possible.
TERM
Week
1
1
1
Mon
Volunteers
Wed
Volunteers
28/01/15 -----------------
2
2/02/2015
Karen O'Brien
3
9/02/2015
Volunteer Needed
4
16/02/2015
Tanya Lewis
5
23/02/2015
Courtney Kruger
Fri
Volunteers
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30/01/2015
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4/02/2015 Jenny Moloney Jodie McLachlan
6/02/2015
Anna King
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11/02/2015 Tracey Barram Gen Chappel
13/02/2015 Richelle Jefferey Melissa Darvall
18/02/2015 Karen Coleman Helen Henningsen
20/02/2015 Kellie Casagrande Keth Capilitan
25/02/2015 Jenny Moloney Tracey Hatch
27/02/2015 Katrina Baker
Registration is easy and free! Using any PC, go to www.flexi-schools.com.au
1/ Click Register Now! And enter your email
Tamara Webber
FLEXI-SCHOOLS:
2/ You are emailed a link to the online form.
3/ Choose your own username and password and enter your contact details.
4/ For each child, click “Add a student” and follow the prompts to place an order.
You will be required to top-up your pre-paid account. VISA or Mastercard preferred. Transaction fees are 29cents per top-up. Debit transfer is possible but
will take around 2 days for the money to show up on your account, credit cards go through instantly. Last year there was an app available, but this is no
longer working.
Outside Activities
Souths Junior Rugby Toowoomba:
South Toowoomba Junior Rugby Club 2015 sign on day will be held on Sunday 8 February at Gold Park, Hume Street, Toowoomba. Juniors (6-12 yrs) from 9am—11am, (13-17 yrs) from 11am—1pm. For further information please contact Margaret
Lindemann 0427 309 019.
Piano Lessons:
If your child is interested in learning Piano, please contact Denis Smith, 0414 843 339. There are a few vacancies available on
Wednesday or Friday. Lessons are taught at St Saviour’s Primary School.
Swimming Carnival 2015
TOOW OOM BA ROAD RUNNERS
WINTER CALENDAR 2015
Invites runners of all abilities and fitness levels to
SUNDAY MORNING RUNS
8AM START ( 7AM START FOR LONG RUN)
WEB SITE www.trr.org.au EMAIL - [email protected]
01
08
15
22
22
March
March
March
March
March
Peak2Park www.peak2park.org.au
Laurel Bank Park (breakfast)
HIGHFIELDS FUN RUN
Mt Rascal (Hodgsonvale)
Kokoda Challenge Adventure
Picnic Point to Lake Annand
Hill Carpark St entrance
Kuhls Park Rd, Highfields
Lions Park, New England Hwy
Webb Park (teams only)
Fun Run
10/4k
Social Run
5k
RACE 1
2,5,10k
Social Run
6k
Adventure Run 15/30k
22 March
Twilight Half
29 March
Horn Park
05 April
12 April
19 April
Preston Trails
The Chapel- Preston Boundary Rd (7am run only)
Rifle Range Run-around
Mt Lofty Lookout, North St
Newtown Park (School x-c)
Tor/Taylor St reserve
(Charity fundraiser $3.00 entry)
Nobby adventure (breakfast)
Nobby Pub
Trail Run
Social Run
Cross Country
Cross Country
24 May
Queen’s Park (School x-c)
Lindsay St
(Charity fundraiser $3.00 entry)
Twb West Lions Mothers Day Classic Lake Annand
Kearney Springs (School x-c)
Ruthven St
(Charity fundraiser $3.00 entry)
Hop around Hampton
Hampton Shop, N.England Hwy
23/24 May
24 May
Warwick Pentath-Run (5 races)
Noosa Half Marathon
31 May
Picnic Point/Range Trails
07 June
Webb Park
Dudley St
07 June
Qld ½ Marathon
Doomben
14 June
USQ Run
Japanese Gardens USQ
14 June
City2South
Brisbane
21 June
28 June
Canter in the Cotswolds Hills
Middle Ridge
Cotswolds Park Hamzah Drv
Stenner/Fairway Crt
05 July
05 July
26 April
03 May
10 May
17 May
Bris
Stuart St
Picnic Point Carpark, (7am run only)
21.1/10
Social Run
6k
Social Run
12k
5k
2/3/4k
7k
2/3/4k
Fun Run/walk
6/3k
Cross Country 2/3/4/6k
Social Run
7-9k
Trail Run
10-18k
Social Run
6k
21.1, 10k, 5k
Social Run
6k
14k
Social Run
Social Run
7k
6k
Whereabouts in Withcott
Opp Withcott Pub (KOR start) Social Run
6k
Gold Coast Airport Marathon
Southport
12 July
19 July
26 July
Rockville Park
Trees and trails
TRR KING/QUEEN OF RANGE
Tor St
Social Run
Glen Lomond Park McStay St Trail Run
WITHCOTT (amended course) RACE 2
7k
6k
7.3k
02 August
West Creek
Faye Crt
5k
02 August
Brisbane Marathon Festival
09
16
23
30
August
August
August
August
Doing the gas line gallop Harvey St c/park, Mt Lofty (7am run only) Trail Run
Laneways of Newtown
Capt Cook Oval, McGregor St Social Run
Kearney Springs Oval
Spring St
Social Run
Westbrook Park
Progress Drv Westbrook
Social Run
06
13
20
27
September
September
September
September
Glenvale Park
Panorama Drv
Social Run
TRR RIDGE 2 RIDGE ½ MARATHON Middle Ridge Park Stenner St RACE 3
Newtown Park
Taylor/Pottinger Sts
Social Run
Katoomba Point
Prince Henry Dr (7am run only) Trails
04
11
18
25
October
October
October
October
Highfields Plaza
TRR MARATHON EVENTS
Back to Base, Twb Base Hospital
Bridge St Quarry
Social Run
42.2, 21.1 & 10k
15k
6k
7k
6k
5k
21.1/10/5k
7k
15k
Plaza Drive
Social Run
7k
USQ
RACE 4
full, ¾M, ½M, 10k
Peachey St
Trail Run
5k
Bridge St
(7am run only)
Trail Run
12k
01 November
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS, MIDDLE RIDGE PARK
STENNER ST
ALSO AGM, AWARDS AND BREAKFAST
Pairs Run
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON RUN 5.20PM MOTHERS MEMORIAL – BURSTOW ST 6.8-7.4k
MONDAY & FRIDAY AFTERNOON 5.30PM MIDDLE RIDGE PARK, STENNER ST
8.6-10.4k
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Greg Vincent (Secretary) 0403 720 550
**club breakfast’s will be advised
PO Box 2348 Toowoomba 4350
5k
Denrai Freestyle Tae Kwon-Do
Want to learn a practical, effective self defence system?
Want to lose weight or improve your fitness?
Looking for a way to relieve stress?
Want to do all of this and have fun at the same time?
Then Denrai Freestyle Tae Kwon-Do is just for you!
Benefits of Denrai Freestyle Tae Kwon-Do Include:
 Practical, Effective Self Defence
 Improved Strength & Fitness
 Helps with Fat Loss
 Increases Flexibility
 Improved Self Confidence & Self Control
 Perseverance
 Courtesy, Loyalty & Respect
Blue Card Approved.
Conducted in a fun disciplined and respectful training environment.
Teaching Men, Women and Children.
Training Times:
Mercy Centre St Saviours Primary School
Monday 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Wednesday 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Saturday 10:00am – 12:00pm
(Private lessons also available)
For more information Visit: www.denrai.com.au Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0419027035