Newsletter No. 30 Week 10 25 September 2014

Newsletter No. 30
Week 10
As each of our
Year 11 and 12 students
prepare for the upcoming
examinations, we pray:
Lord, I know you are with me and love me.
Give me peace of mind as I prepare for this time of study.
Help me to focus on my books and notes,
keep me from all distractions so that I will make the
best use of this time that is available to me.
Give me insight that I might understand what I am studying ,
and help me to remember it when the time comes.
Above all, I thank you for the ability to be able to study
and for the many gifts and talents you have given me.
Help me always to use them in such a way
25 September 2014
IMPORTANT DATES
Thursday 25 September
Trial Exams Commence
Friday 26 September
Term 3 Concludes
Monday 13 October
Term 4 Commences
Thursday 16 & Friday 17 October
Year 9 Retreat
Monday 20 October
Year 10 Exams Commence
Thursday 23 October
Year 12 Breakfast and Mass
Friday 24 October
Year 12 Graduation Mass
and Ceremony
that they honour you and do justice to myself.
Amen
MESSAGES FROM THE PRINCIPAL
We have been saddened by news of Mr John Walker’s unexpected illness and death last weekend. Mr Walker was
Principal of St Anne’s School in Harvey following his twelve years of service at St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in
Bunbury. We wish to acknowledge the great contribution Mr Walker made to the Bunbury community and to the BCC
community as a parent of former students of our College.
Mr Walker will be sadly missed and our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this very sad time.
DANCE CONCERT
Congratulations to our Dance and Drama students on their very entertaining concert on Tuesday evening. It is always
pleasing to see our students display the high standard of their work and to see so many students assisting as backstage
and technical crew and in compering the event. Our thanks are extended to Ms Whitney for the enormous effort she has
put in to the dance program and organising this event, Mrs Karen Walker for the wonderful outfits and the many staff
members who assisted.
YEAR 12
Our Year 12 students are moving closer to the end of their secondary education and were able to celebrate this important
phase of their life at the Year 12 Mass on Wednesday morning. This was a moving ceremony which linked to their retreat
experience earlier in the year. Our thanks are extended to Fr Tony Chiera who joined us to make this liturgy a very
meaningful experience.
Next term, those Year 12 students who are studying for final WACE examinations will return for formal classes as a
preparation for the examinations. Students who have not completed all assessment tasks for their courses are expected to
return in Term 4 to submit their work. Students who are not sitting WACE exams and have completed all assessment work
for their courses are not required to attend school, but are encouraged to arrange work placements for experience and to
assist them in their applications for employment or further training.
Please keep our Year 12 students in your prayers as they commence their final school examinations this week and for
those students who will be completing their final practical WACE examinations in the coming weeks.
ART EXTRAORDINAIRE
This week the Art Extraordinaire committee held their final gathering for the year, providing an opportunity to debrief on the
running of the 2014 Art Extraordinaire and to plan for 2015. While there are still some accounts to be paid, the event this
year has raised over $19 000 which will provide various resources in our school. Some of these funds will provide furniture
for the new Learning Commons which will be completed in the coming term. This event is a great community event for our
school and I would encourage our parents to consider assisting in some capacity next year. Once again, I wish to express
my gratitude to the committee members and all who supported this event this year.
FAREWELL
As we conclude our term we say farewell and thanks to Mrs Caroline Turner and Mrs Alison Lanigan who have concluded
their contracts, Mrs Mamta Parmar and Mr Craig Gorddard who commence their long service leave and Mr Greg
Chipchase who will commence his long service leave in Term 4 when his Year 12 class commence their WACE
examination.
This has been an extremely busy term and I am grateful to all staff, students and parents for their continued support and
efforts on behalf of every student in our College. I hope everyone is able to enjoy the coming break and return refreshed
for the final term.
God Bless you all.
Ms Denise O’Meara - Principal
MESSAGE FROM OUR REGISTRAR
LEAVING STUDENTS
The Principal must be given a full term’s notice, in writing, prior to a student’s withdrawal. Verbal notification is not
considered due notice. Notice to withdraw a student at the end of the academic year must be given no later than the first
week commencing Term 4.
The College reserves the right to charge one full term’s tuition fees in lieu of notice, if due notice is not provided.
Mrs Geraldine Bowman - College Registrar
COLLEGE NOTICES
YEAR 8 AND 9 STUDENTS
Year 8 & Year 9 students will be choosing their Electives for Semester 1, 2015 in the first week back next term. The
Electives booklets have been uploaded to Coneqt as well as the College Website. During the holidays, students can
browse through the booklets to enable them to choose the Electives they might like to do next year.
SCHOOL AND MUSIC FEES - DUE BY FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2014
The third and final instalment of fees and Term 3 music fees are due this week. We encourage any families who are
experiencing difficulty with paying fees or not able to finalise their account by the due date, to make an appointment with
Mrs Jennings or Mr Steere to discuss the situation, and not leave it until it’s too late, placing a burden on yourself and your
finances.
Families who have not made payment towards their fees or have not been in contact with us, are reminded that
their account may be placed in the hands of a Collection Agency for recovery, which will incur further charges.
Please see details below regarding the option for fee payments:
BPAY
Your BPAY details are located on your fee statement
PHONE PAY
Credit cards are accepted over the phone.
Please call 9721 0010 during office hours 8.00am – 4.00pm
PAYING IN PERSON
Present the remittance advice with your payment,
Cash Cheque or Card to the accounts office
DIRECT DEBIT
Regular payments can be established on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
Please contact accounts office for Direct Debit Request Form.
Please note that the Accounts Office will be open during the school holidays for your convenience.
Mrs Nola Jennings - Assistant Bursar
BUNBURY TEN PIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT
On Thursday 11 September, Bunbury Catholic College competed in the South West Ten
Pin Bowling Championships. This event attracted competitors from schools such as
Newton Moore SHS and Australind SHS. The BCC team comprised Josef Bandera,
Rachel Parker, Jakeb Lancaster, Christian Trowles and Leon Wolters.
Our team bowled superbly and were great ambassadors for
our school. Rachel Parker finished third in the girls and
received a Bronze medal for her efforts.
Jakeb Lancaster bowled brilliantly and recorded five strikes.
His performance earned him second place and a silver
medal.
Mrs Ketteridge also bowled very well and was the champion
women bowler at the tournament. It was a great day and we look forward to competing at
the next tournament.
Mr David Phillips - Acting Head of Learning Area, Literacy and Support
WOMEN IN MINING AND RESOURCES WA SEMINAR 2014
The College was fortunate to be offered tickets for students to attend the
Women in Mining and Resources WA (WIMWA) seminar entitled
‘Communication, confidence and change’. Kaitlyn Castafaro (Year 10) was
selected to attend and she wrote the following report…
On Friday 12 September, a one-day seminar was held at the Hyatt Hotel in
Perth to promote the increase of women in mining related jobs. Over 500
women attended this conference, many from the big mining companies
such as Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton. Numerous speakers educated the
audience on the psychology behind the conscious and unconscious bias
that occurs in the workplace as well as ways to make yourself heard and
give yourself the confidence to do your best. The whole atmosphere was supportive with everyone
looking out for each other and especially the fourteen to fifteen schoolgirls that attended. The
women who were there were more than willing to answer any questions that we had and at the end
of the day we came away with the knowledge that the mining and resource industry is changing for
the better in terms of closing the gender gap and stopping bias.
This is a great and beneficial opportunity for any girl who wishes to follow a career in the mining
and resources industry.
Kaitlyn Castafaro - Year 10
WEST AUSTRALIAN
COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS
2015
Calling all WA Country Music
Artists to and enter the
prestigious 2015 WA Country Music Awards. Categories
are Group of the Year, Male Artist of the Year, Female
Artist of the Year, Independent Single of the Year,
Independent Album of the Year, Video Clip of the Year,
Open Songwriter of the Year, Emerging Artist of the
Year and Junior Vocalist of the Year, so there is
something for everyone.
Entries close at 5.00pm on Tuesday 30 September
2014, and the Finalists are announced for all categories
by the end of December 2014. The winners will be
revealed on the evening of Friday 13 February at the
2015 Boyup Brook Country Music Festival where the
Finalists of the Junior Vocalist and Emerging Artist will
be invited to showcase their talents on the main stage.
Application forms are available from the Music
Department.
Mrs Melissa Mitchell - Director of Music
UNIFORM SHOP
The Uniform Shop is open during the school term on
Mondays and Fridays from 8.00 to 11.30am.
During the school holidays the Uniform Shop will be open
on Friday 10 October from 8.00am to 12noon. The last
day of trading in Term 4 will be Monday 8 December.
Parents/Guardians are reminded that students return to
school in Term 4 in their summer uniform. School socks
have also now arrived. Please visit the Uniform Shop as
soon as possible to arrange uniforms.
The Uniform Shop is also in need of good quality
secondhand uniforms: jumpers, shorts, tracksuit tops and
pants, girls’ skirts, current netball uniforms and ties.
Please bring them to the Uniform Shop, laundered, and
credits can be arranged.
Mrs Julie Down - Uniform Coordinator
CANTEEN ROSTER
Fri. 26 Sept.
Mon. 13 Oct.
Tue. 14 Oct.
Wed. 15 Oct.
Thur. 16 Oct.
Fri. 17 Oct.
Linda Misa, Lisa Bennett,
Teresa Grasso
Leanne Wringe, Penny Chorlton,
Carolyn Hutchinson
Nia Parker, Sandra Pitts,
Marisa Frazer, Wendy Dixon
Cindy Power, Gisela Johnsen,
Emma Gillett
Tiffany Peerless, Maria Celisano,
Amanda Ypinaza
Jen Ellis, Sharon Clark,
Lisa Zacher, Fiona Gulberti
RED CROSS SOUP VAN ROSTER
Date
Helpers
Driver of Van
28 Sept.
McAneny Family &
Shaehan House
House Family
12 Oct.
Jack Davies & Jesse
McAneny
McAneny Family
19 Oct.
Morgan Family (Sean)
& Montannah Hutton
Hutton Family
2014 BCC
HALL OF DISTINCTION
The Ex-Students’
Association Special
Committee have met
and finalised the inaugural
inductees to the
BCC Hall of Distinction.
The Committee was overwhelmed
with the quality and number of
applicants and have selected
six individuals.
These six individuals have been
notified and will be presented
with their awards on
Presentation Night
on Friday 5 December.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
LIVING SAFELY WITH MAGPIES!
Magpie Nesting Season is from August to October and it is not uncommon for magpies to defend their nests and young
during this time by swooping intruders. The following steps can be followed to avoid or reduce the impact of a swooping
Magpie:
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Never deliberately provoke or harass a Magpie. Throwing sticks or stones at Magpies usually makes them more
defensive.
Avoid areas where Magpies are known to swoop. Remember, Magpie aggression lasts only a few weeks and Magpies
usually only defend a small area of about 100m radius around their nest.
Locate the bird and keep watching it when entering a Magpie territory. If it swoops, don’t crouch in fear or stop: move
quickly but don’t run.
If you are riding a bike dismount and walk through nesting Magpie territory, wear a helmet, and fit an orange traffic flag
to the bike.
Wear a hat and sunglasses or carry a stick or umbrella to protect yourself. A Magpie will attack from behind initially.
When a Magpie is tricked into believing the target is alert, the attack may stop or may not even get started.
Adopt a confident stance towards the bird as this can have a strong deterrent effect. This response is most commonly
used by adults but can easily be taught to children.
Learning to live with magpies can be rewarding. You can observe local magpies, study their behaviour, and listen to their
songs. We share the same living space. Learning to live together is an important step towards building a better living
environment.
PFFWA Inc. is the Western Australian Federation
of affiliate Parents & Friends’ Associations which
provides an independent voice for parents
of children in Catholic schools.
The PFFWA Term 3 Newsletter is available
via the following website:
http://pff.wa.edu.au/
Parents working together for Positive Catholic School Communities
Vocational Education & Training Newsletter
School Based Traineeships available NOW
St Thomas Moore College
What is a School Based Traineeship?
A School Based Traineeship (SBT) is a way to
become trained and qualified in a trade or particular
type of job. It entails four days at school, working
towards your graduation and one day a week in
paid employment.
Benefits of a SBT include:
 the ability to work and earn money while
you’re getting a qualification
 a nationally recognised qualification on
completion of traineeship
 a combination of training/learning theory (offjob) and practical (on-job)
 real life experience in the workplace
Applications for 2015
are open now!!
School Based Traineeships currently available:
Certificate II Community Pharmacy
Students interested in a School Based Traineeship
should visit the VET Department (in the Library)
or contact Mrs Tanya Downes on 9721 0000 as
soon as possible.
Newsletter # 28
25 September 2014
St Thomas More College is located on campus at
the University of Western Australia (UWA).
They provide care and accommodation for male
and female students studying at UWA and other
universities in Perth, particularly Notre Dame.
They are currently building 245 new apartments.
Those students who fit the criteria set down by
the government and who have resided at
the College in 2015, will be given first option
on the new apartments in 2016.
The following link to the College magazine shows
something of life at the College as well as the
development of the new buildings. For more information,
please phone 9386 0111 or visit:
http://user-0shqhhj.cld.bz/The-Utopian-Semester-1-2014
Students can apply online. Please visit:
www.stmc.uwa.edu.au
Employment Opportunity
Building & Construction Trainee
ACAE & ASM
Open Day
Saturday 4 October
10.00am to 1.00pm
ACAE offers vocational courses in:
Business Trainee
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Apprentice Boilermaker - Donnybrook
Cookery, Patisserie, Hospitality,
Events Management, Travel and Tourism,
Business, Management & Accounting.
ASM offers Bachelor courses in Business and Hotel
Management.
For more information, please visit:
http://www.asm.edu.au/events/2014/10/04/open-dayoctober-2014
http://www.acae.edu.au/events/2014/10/04/open-dayacae-october-2014
THANK YOU
A huge thank you to ECU Representative,
Katherine Douglas, for speaking to our Year 12
students on Thursday 11 September about
alternative entry, university timetables and
scholarships.
THANK YOU
Thank you to David Hultz, Prospective Students
Officer Assistant Manager at Notre Dame, for
spending time with our Year 12 students on
Tuesday 23 September, regarding the application
process, selection criteria and portfolio entry.
Small Motor Mechanic (Lawnmowers)
Bricklaying Apprenticeship
Retail Gap Year and Casual Work - Bunbury
15years and above
Students who may be interested in any of the
above jobs, are asked to please visit the VET
Department.
Apprentice Panel Beater - Bunbury
Please forward resume and cover letter to:
PO Box 141 Bunbury WA 6231
Café All-rounder - Bunbury
http://www.seek.com.au/job/27315092
Christmas Casual - BCF Bunbury
http://www.seek.com.au/JobListing/PrintJob?
id=27261028
Junior Store Person & Junior Service Assistant
- Bunbury
http://www.seek.com.au/job/27326264
Aged Care Traineeship - Bunbury
http://www.seek.com.au/job/27222954
Apprenticeship Carpentry and Joinery
http://www.seek.com.au/job/27325346
Vocational Education & Training Newsletter
Newsletter # 28
25 September 2014
The VET Department would like to acknowledge and thank the following businesses around
the Bunbury area who assisted our school in providing work placements for our Year 10, 11
& 12 students this term. This partnership between schools and businesses is vital for our
students pursuing career pathways and is greatly appreciated by the College Community.
ACB Contracting
Agri Spark Auto Electrics
Andel Plumbing
ANSAC Pty Ltd
A & R Engineering
AusQ Training
Australind Primary School
Baroque Design Jewellery Studio
B & B Cabinets
BHP Billiton Worsley Alumina Pty
Ltd
Boyanup Botanical
Boyanup Primary School
Bricknell Electrics
Brooke Fiore for Hair
Bull and Bush Tavern
Bunbury Bathroom Renovators
Bunbury Chamber of Commerce
and Industries
Bunbury Hot Water & Gas
Bunbury Telecom
Bunbury Tyre and Exhaust
BVA Metal Fabrications
Cable West
CABICO
Carey Park Newsagency
Carey Park Primary School
Carna Earthmoving
Civic Videos
CJD Quality Electrics
CJ & JL Hazelden
Cristal
Dale Alcock Homes South West
Dianella Electrics
D.M & S Curtin Refrigeration
Eaton Chemmart
Eaton Primary School
Eaton Recreation Centre
Eaton Vet Clinic
Express Plumbing
G³
Garfields Childcare Centre
Geographe
Giacci Brothers
Gibbons Plumbing
Glen Huon Primary School
Goodstart Early Learning Centre
GT Fabrication
Harvey Occasional Care
HC Jones & Co
HMA Architects Pty Ltd
Homemaker Pets and Gardens
Hot Weld Fabrication
IGM Constructions Pty Ltd
Justin Terry Plumbing
KCM Cabinets
Kent Lyon Architects
Landmark
Laser Electrical
Leschenault Catholic Primary School
Leschenault Leisure Centre
Mainline Plumbing
Marcon Australia
Mercure Sanctuary Golf Resort
Minnie Video Production
Mowers Plus
Munchkin Manor Child Care
Ocean Star Hostel
Orontide Engineering
Parkfield Primary School
P & D Autos
Penthouse Hairdressing
Plantation Logging
Premier Coal Ltd
Prime Plumbing
Programmed Property Services
Radio West
Regional Media Specialists
Scott Christinger, Electrical Contractor
Shavooz Hair Studio
Shear Salon
Shire of Harvey - Depot
Solahart South West
Soundwave
South Bunbury Education Support Centre
South Bunbury Primary School
SouthWest Isuzu
Sparkymic Electricals
St Anne’s Catholic Primary School
St Brigid’s Catholic Primary School
St Joseph’s Primary School
St Marys Catholic Primary School
Stepnell Carpentry Services
Stepping Out Dance Supplies
Synergy
T & A E Merendino
Terry O'Connor
The Cutting Shed
Thompson Surveying Consultants
Timm Marchetti Carpentry
Veolia Transport
Video Ezy
Volunteers South West
WACHS SW Learning & Development
Unit - Bunbury Regional Hospital
Warrick Welding
Westrac
Withers Public Library
YMCA Early Stars Early Learning Centre
Vocational Education & Training Newsletter
Newsletter # 28
25 September 2014
Curtin Portfolio Entry
Year 12 Information:
Important TISC Dates
Wednesday 6 August
TISC Guide issued to Year 12 Students
Applications online ($23.00)
Monday 11 August
TISC Applications Open
Tuesday 30 September 2014 (11.00pm)
On-line closing date. After this date, late
application fee charged ($120.00)
Portfolio entry is an alternative way into Curtin
university for students who wish to study at uni and
who excel in one subject, but lack the marks
required from the WACE examinations.
For portfolio entry future students can apply for new
courses in humanities, science, business and health
sciences.
For more information and to apply, visit:
http://futurestudents.curtin.edu.au/school-leavers/how-toget-in/flexible-entry-pathways/portfolio.cfm
Friday 28 November
Final closing date for Midwifery and Nursing at Curtin
Monday 29 December
WACE Results and uni admission letters online
ECU Bunbury Information Evening
For prospective Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait
Islander Students.
Friday 17 October
3.00 to 5.00pm
Building 1 Southwest Campus
Friday 2 January 2015 (11.00pm)
Closing date for late applications and changing
preferences for first round offers
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Friday 16 January
Main round offers
Open Hall - Discover what it’s like to live
at University Hall, UWA!
Sunday 5 October 2014
9.00 to 10.30am
University Hall, 130 Winthrop Avenue,
Crawley (corner Stirling Hwy)
Course and entry information
Fee and Scholarships
Support available to students
If you have any questions, please contact
Kristy, email [email protected]
or phone 134 328
The WA Aviation College Presents:
A Commercial Pilot Career Evening
Come to Open Hall and enjoy a guided tour,
breakfast and chat with current students to
discover the ultimate UWA/University Hall
experience!
Wednesday 15 October 7.00pm
41 Eagle Drive, Jandakot Airport
Register online at:
Places are limited so you must register to attend at:
[email protected]
or phone 9417 7733
http://www.becomeapilot.com.au/
Further details: P 9273 3333 or
E [email protected]
Notre Dame
Prepare Now for Success in Year 11
Wednesday 1 & Thursday 2 October
1.00 to 4.00pm
ECU Mount Lawley - Campus Tour
Thursday 16 October, 3.00 to 4.00pm
Mount Lawley Campus
Tertiary Reminder
ECU Bunbury- Information Evening
Wednesday 22 October, 6.00pm
Bunbury Campus
ECU Bunbury - Campus Tour
Thursday 30 October, 11.00am to 12.00pm
Bunbury Campus
To register for these events, visit: http://www.ecu.edu.au/future-students/events
The Back Page
Issue 28 - September 25 2014
Marist Netball Club
Team Selections/Structure
The Marist Netball Cub (run through Bunbury Catholic College by parents and staff)
would like to outline the current netball selection process for students entering/
continuing their enrolment at the College (Mercy or Marist campus):
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Representative Teams – 1 or 2 - depending on coach availability, from across both campuses, will
be selected at designated trials.
New year groups (Years 7 and 8 in 2015) – 1 or 2 rep teams, then remaining teams will be graded
and placed into teams – with some consideration of campus origin/competition preference
location – if applicable.
Existing year groups (Year 9 – 12 in 2015) – 1 or 2 rep teams, then remaining students compose
their own teams and source a coach, nominate preferred competition and then submit these for
registration to the club.
Rep 1 teams are selected in Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and Open (Touring Team). These teams are allocated a
coach and compete as a team in Pre-members, Association Member’s Carnival, High Schools Cup
and possibly Regional age carnivals. They also play in other school related events.
Rep 2 teams will be selected if coaches can be sourced. If a coach can be confirmed for a particular
year level prior to trials, we can select accordingly. These teams play High Schools Cup and attend
school related events.
The Marist Netball Club caters for BCC students only. However, if a team requires a player, we
may, allow students from outside the College to join a team, ensuring adequate numbers.
ALL Marist teams are required to wear the College netball uniform. We have registered our
uniform and colours with the appropriate organisations and are expected to wear the appropriate
uniforms with those colours.
In 2014 we took Rep 1 and 2 teams from Year 9 and 10 to a Gold Coast carnival during the April
holidays. This will continue to be the case in 2016, 2018… whether we have 1 or 2 rep teams in
either or both year groups.
Representative team players are subject to a representative policy through the College in addition
to the code of conduct presented by the club. This is provided to players involved in these
particular teams, as some activities impact on school time.
The Marist Netball Club enters teams in both the Bunbury (Friday night/Saturday afternoon) and
Leschenault (Friday night) Netball Association competitions.
CONTACT
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 9721 0050 Fax: 9721 0044
Carry out a random act of kindness, with no
expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that
one day someone might do the same for you.
- Diana Spencer
Netball Trials For 2015
Girls who are interested in trialling for the Year 9 Rep Team, Year 10 Rep Team or the
Marist Touring Team are asked to please come to the trial dates below:
 The Touring Team trials will be held on Tuesday 14 October, 3.00 - 5.00pm (Week 1)
 The Year 10 Rep Team trials will be held on Thursday 16 October, 3.00 - 5.00pm (Week 1)
 The Year 9 Rep Team trials will be held on Tuesday 21 October, 3.00 - 5.00pm (Week 2)
There will only be one trial!!
Please see Mr Graham Jones in the PE Office for further information.
Marist Basketball Carnival Teams For 2015
Boys and Girls - Year 9 to 11 Students Only!
BCC will be entering a boys and girls team into the Australian Marist Basketball Carnival in 2015.
Selections for this team will be held on:
 Girls
 Boys
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Monday 13 October
Wednesday 15 October
3.00 - 5.00pm
3.00 - 5.00pm
There will only be one trial!!
Both teams will be training throughout Term 4 2014 and Term 1 2015. The Carnival will
be held from 22 to 27 March (Week 9, Term 1).
Please see Mr Graham Jones in the PE Office for further information, or come along to
the selection trials at the beginning of next term!!!
Beach Volleyball
Term 4 (2014) &
Term 1 (2015)
DO YOU LIKE SAND BETWEEN YOUR TOES?
THE WARM SUN ON YOUR BACK?
AND HAVING FUN WITH YOUR FRIENDS?
MUSIC BLARING IN THE BACKGROUND?
IF YOU DO, THEN COME AND PLAY BEACH VOLLEYBALL!!
WHO:
ANYONE STILL AT A NY SCHOOL
WHEN:
MONDAY AFTERNOONS AT KOOMBANA BAY
FROM 3 NOVEMBER TO 2 DECEMBER (TERM 4, 2014)
FROM 10 FEBRUARY TO 16 MARCH (TERM 1, 2015)
TIME:
4.15 – 5.15pm
COST:
$10 PER PERSON FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON!!
WHAT:
A HAT + WHAT EVER IS COMFORTABLE
HOW:
Registration Forms available at the PE OFFICE
Please return registration forms and $10 to the PE Office locker
by Wednesday 29 October). Please contact Ms Mclean via email
[email protected] if you require more information
or ‘like’ Bunbury Volleyball Association on Facebook.