April 1, 2016 WIN Movie passes, DVDs, Books, KidzKutz Pamper

April 1, 2016
WHAT’S ON
The best ideas to
keep you out of trouble
these school holidays
LEGO FRENZY
WIN a family pass to
Brick Man’s epic collection
at Elizabeth Quay
WIN
Movie passes, DVDs, Books, KidzKutz Pamper Package and tickets to Fairbridge Festival
COHUNU
KOALA
PARK
WOOHOO!
SCHOOL’S
OUT!
This edition is jam-packed
with ideas for keeping you
out of trouble these
holidays. There are loads
of events, fabulous shows,
new films, workshops,
festivals and discount
vouchers to check out.
Our young book reviewers
have plenty of new titles
for you to ponder and be
amazed by all the great
outdoor activities on offer.
And don’t miss our
giveaways. There’s movie
and theatre tickets, books,
passes to Ryan
McNaught’s Brick Man
Experience at Elizabeth
Quay, plus a weekend
family pass, including
camping, at the fabo
Fairbridge Festival.
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
ADULTS $15.00
CHILDREN $5.00
OPEN 10AM to 4PM DAILY
Railway weekends
School and
Public Holidays
THE TEAM
Happy holidays!
Editor’s
PICK OF
THE BUNCH
FAIRBRIDGE FESTIVAL
• April 15-17
• Fairbridge Village, Pinjarra
This family-friendly celebration of
folk and world music is held in a
traffic-free, self-contained rural village
and promises something for everyone.
Nearly 100 acts contribute to a most
amazing magical escape. Come for a day
or camp for the three-day weekend.
This unique eco-village is the size of a
small town with more than 50 buildings
scattered among the 30ha of bush and
farmland, amid the native flowers and
wildlife.
Tickets from $31.90. Bookings, camping
and glamping information, packages and
full program at fairbridgefestival.com.au.
The village is five minutes north of
Pinjarra on South West Highway.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Souvenir Photo
Session times
10am to 4pm
For a memorable
souvenir photo,
cuddle one of our
cuddly koalas!
More info phone: 9526 2966
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.cohunu.com.au
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WE HAVE RELOCATED TO BYFORD
Just off South West Highway
Nettleton Road, Byford
Fairbridge Festival is giving School’s Out
readers the chance to win a Weekend
Family Pass (two children and two adults, valued at $716) to this
awesome event. To be in the running, email* your name and
address to [email protected] by 5pm Wednesday, April
6. Make sure you write “Fairbridge Festival” in the subject field.
* See Terms and Conditions, on this page
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GO WILD........................4
BOOKS ...........................8
LEGO.............................10
SHOWS..........................11
ANZAC DAY ..................12
SCIENCE ........................13
MOVIES.........................14
ROLL UP
free
• 11am-4pm, April 9-22
• Karrinyup Shopping Centre
Hit the roller rink in the Centre Court.
Sessions run until 8pm Thursdays.
Suitable for shoe size 9+. BYO socks.
Visit karrinyupcentre.com.au.
FREE FLICKS
FOR KIDS
• 5.30pm, April 9,
16 & 23
• Northbridge
Piazza
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Pack a picnic and enjoy a family night
out under the stars. Movies include Big
Hero 6 (PG) April 9, Inside Out (PG)
April 16 and Turbo (G) April 23. Arrive
early to nab a comfy beanbag or BYO
rug or low chairs. The piazza is at the
corner of James and Lake streets.
BUDDHA’S BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL
• 11am-8.30pm, April 16 & 9am-5pm, April 17
• Langley Park
A vibrant cultural celebration featuring dragon and lion
dancing, calligraphy demonstrations, art and craft, tai
chi, meditation, parades, vegetarian food fair, fireworks
and a baby-blessing ceremony to mark the birth of
Prince Siddhartha Gautama in India about 2500 years
ago. Visit bliawa.wix.com/buddhabirthday.
LUDO CHALLENGE
• April 11-24
• Ikea, Innaloo
Spend hours playing the 6th century classic
board game ludo, plus other traditional games
such as chess and backgammon. Visit
ikea.com/aa/en/store/perth
/activities for more holiday activities at Ikea
DISC GOLF
• 8am-4pm
• Curtin University, Bentley
Try your hand at the new sports craze
that involves throwing frisbees into a
basket around a nine-hole, 18-tee free
championship course around the pine
trees. BYO frisbee or head to Curtin
Stadium to grab a score card, buy a
disc and warm up at the practice tee.
Free parking and cafe available.
Visit perthdiscgolf.com.
JUNGLE BOOK
• 10am-4pm, April 11-24
• Garden City Shopping Centre
Watch live shows about The Jungle Book,
make an animal mask, meet characters, be
energised by Mowgli and give Baloo a cuddle
at an art and craft activity workshop. Suits
ages 7-16. Sunday sessions start at 11am.
Giant Sea Creature Sand Sculptures
Interactive Activities
Face Painting
9-25 April
sands ALIVE
Emerging from the sand of AQWA’s Stingray Bay will be giant sea creature sculptures created
before your very eyes. Watch our Sand Sculpture Artist at work or take part in one of our
interactive activities – it’s Stingray Bay like you’ve never seen it before and it’s just one part of
your awesome underwater journey at AQWA!
Hillarys Boat Harbour | 9447 7500 | aqwa.com.au | Open Daily 10am - 5pm
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AUTUMN ART
gowild
• 10.30am-12.30pm, April 11,
13, 15, 18, 20 & 22
• WA Museum –
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Learn new skills and
create autumn art
pieces taking inspiration
from the spectacular leaves,
blue sky and red dirt of the
Goldfields. Cost $5. Bookings
essential via 9021 8533. Visit
museum.wa.gov.au/
whats-on/school-holidays/
kalgoorlie-boulder for more
holiday workshops.
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SANDS ALIVE
• Hourly from 11.30am, April 9-25
• AQWA
Watch giant sea creatures emerge from the sand and turn into giant
sculptures in Stingray Bay. Take part in a hands-on activity or just
watch the sand artist at work. Free face painting from 11am-1pm at the
Discovery Pool. Included in general admission. Don’t miss the sharks,
turtles and stingrays in the aquarium and make sure you meet some
rare and deadly sea creatures during your visit. Visit aqwa.com.au for
entry prices and opening times. AQWA is at Hillarys Boat Harbour.
ROCK ON
• 2-4pm, April 11-13
• Rock Scholars, Osborne Park
Enrol in a guitar masterclass in
set-up and maintenance, tone
and tonality or advanced FX and
guitar gymnastics. Costs $60 for
a two-hour session. Suitable for
musicians from beginner to
advanced. Designed for young
players 8-18 years who want to
master their instrument, learn
the intricacies of what makes it
work and fully understand the
tonal and sonic possibilities of
the electric guitar. Drum and
recording clinics also available.
Visit rockscholars.com.au for
booking details and
information.
COOKIE CREATIONS
• 10am-noon, April 16
• BWG Steakhouse, Applecross
Learn from a team of chefs and
assistants and receive a collection
of the recipes featured on the
day to take home. Designed for
children with little experience in
the kitchen. Suitable for
ages 6-12. Cost $70.
Bookings and
information at
bwgsteakhouse.com.au/
events/kids-cooking
-classes.
PARKOUR
CAMPS
WILD, WONDERFUL
GARDEN
• 11am-2.30pm, April 18
• Grapevine Community
Centre, Ellenbrook
Join Louise Cook to explore
your imagination and the
garden’s micro world.
Includes sewing, quilting
and fabric-painting skills,
making a garden bag, a pom
pom rabbit and a quilted
vegetable or potted cabbage
pincushion. Cost $15. Suits 5-8
years. Materials supplied. BYO
lunch. Visit
mundaringartscentre.com.au/
april-school-holiday-workshops.
CUDDLY ANIMAL
FARM
• 9.30am-4.30pm daily
Be greeted by the fence-jumping,
fun-loving AJ the goat or Gus the
goose who likes to sleep under
cars. Grab a bucket and hand-feed
the baby rabbits, guinea pigs,
chooks, turkeys, ducks and even
the resident emus. There’s also
tractor-train rides, bouncy castle,
pony rides and a playground at
this Swan Valley attraction. Entry
$18 (children $13). Visit
cuddlyanimalfarm.com.au.
• April 11-15 & April 18-22
• Movement Co, Osborne Park
HUMPTY’S SHOWTIME
• April 9-24
• Multiple venues
From Lakelands to Churchlands, catch a live Play
School concert at a venue across the city and South
West. The 40-minute show will have loads of singing,
dancing and jumping with Jemima, Big Ted, Little
Ted and Meeka. Tickets $22 from
kidspromotions.com.au.
Check out this new
multi-disciplinary movement facility
and learn the art of parkour — the
French obstacle course-based
training program that develops
strength and resilience. Prices from
$99. Suits ages 8-12 and 13-17.
Bookings and information at
movementco.com.au.
BAGS OF FUN
• 10am-3pm, April 11
• Fremantle Arts Centre
Create your own colourful,
screen-printed tote bag using a
tangram. This traditional Chinese
puzzle, made up of seven pieces, can be
arranged in different patterns to create
a geometric stencil for your print. Cost
$87. Suits ages 5-8. Bookings, details
and other workshops at fac.org.au.
JUNIOR GARDENERS
• 9.30-11.30am, April 12 & 19
• Araluen Botanic Park,
Roleystone
Put your green fingers to work and discover the
magic of this amazing park in the Perth Hills. Cost
is $10 (includes park entry and morning tea). Visit
araluenbotanicpark.com.au for booking details and
information on other school holiday activities.
CIRCUS
JOSEPH ASHTON
• April 8-24
• Midland Oval
Roll up and see the Ashton
family show which has
spanned more than 150
years and seven generations
of circus performers. This
traditional show with
a contemporary twist is a
family-friendly circus.
Tickets from $15 via
circusjosephashton.com.au.
Multiple sessions daily. The
big top can be found on
Morrison Road.
KIDS KERFUFFLE
DESSERT GARDEN
gowild
• 9am-1.30pm, April 16
• 4.30-9.30pm, April 8, 15 & 22
• Stirling Civic Gardens
• Twilight Hawkers Market, Forrest Place
Climb, jump, crawl, slide and run
An Eat Drink Perth event featuring a
around the ultimate kids’
whimsical pop-up grassed garden offering
obstacle course. There will be
chocolatey, cakey, creamy and sugary
slips and slides, climbing walls,
delights. Free entry.
ball pits, monkey bars and
inflatables. Costs $10 for a
30-minute session. Suits ages
6-12. Free performances, hands-on arts and crafts, music shows,
bubbles, games and food for under-6s. Free entry. Bookings and
information at stirling.wa.gov.au/kids-kerfuffle.
JOHN
HUGHES SLOPESTYLE
CIRCUITS & SOUNDS
A BMX and mountain bike festival
featuring an urban downhill race,
BMX jump jam, MTB slopestyle jam,
hawkers’ markets, children’s cycling
clinics, BMX stunt show and Red
Bull DJ. Bring a picnic rug and
enjoy the spectacle of this
family-friendly event.
• Noon-4pm, April 11
• Northbridge Piazza
A free City of Perth workshop on electronics and
sound-making with Joni and Josh from Joni in the
Moon. Learn how to make your own sensors and
circuits and plug them into electronic instruments and
software to play your own custom sonic creations.
Registrations essential at eventbrite.com.au/e/circuitssounds-workshop-tickets-22516219619. Suits ages 12-17.
DISCOVER TREASURES
• 10.30am-2.30pm, April 9-24
• WA Museum, Perth
Explore treasures from around the world,
decorate your own gold neckpiece or
assemble a fabulous Indonesian shadow
puppet like the ones on display for A History
of the World in 100 Objects. Investigate toys
from the past. Bring in one of your own toys
to give it its museum moment: to be
photographed and examined at the WA
Museum. Free entry and $2 for puppets and
neckpiece activities. Visit museum.wa.gov.au/
whats-on/school-holidays/perth.
ROLL ALONG
• 9am-11am, April 12 & 19
• Troy Park, Attadale
Try some cross-country skiing without the snow using wheeled
skis, ski boots and poles. Learn the basics from Roller Ski
Australia through drills, challenges and fun related activities to
improve balance and technique. The park is on the foreshore in
Burke Drive. Cost is $59 for two introduction sessions,
including gear. BYO socks, water and helmet (and knee pads
and bike gloves if you have some). Suits ages 8-16. Booking
details and information at rollerskiaustralia.com.au.
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CIRCUS FUN
• April 11-15
• Old Customs House, Fremantle
Learn to juggle, walk the tight-wire,
hang from a trapeze, build a human
pyramid or ascend a silk at a Circus
WA workshop. Sessions suit ages 5-7,
8-11 and 12-17. The venue is at 8
Phillimore Street. Cost $29.
Bookings and information at
circuswa.com.
SURF’S UP
• April 11-24
• Big Wave Surfing School,
Secret Harbour
Two-day learn-to-surf clinics for the
whole family in small groups in
waist-deep water. Cost $89
children, $99 adults (includes
boards and wetsuits). Bookings and
details at surfingschool.com.au.
ART CAMP
HOLIDAY
HEROES
• 9.30 & 11am, April 18-21
• Belmont Forum
Join a free Kaboom Toons
comic-drawing workshop
with former Walt Disney
Animation artist Jason
Trevenen. Bookings
essential at belmontforum.com.au or call 9478
2152. At 227 Belmont
Avenue, Cloverdale.
• 8.30am-4.30pm, April
12-15 & 19-22
• Perth City Farm
Take a day-long workshop in
circus, visual arts,
woodwork, cooking, music,
gardening, photography or
environment. Something for
every taste and age
available. Cost is $80 a day
and includes meals. Visit
cirquest.com.au for bookings
and details.
A CUT ABOVE
GO FISH
• April 12-14
• Hillarys Yacht Club
Take part in a junior fishing
clinic. Rig a rod, cast and learn
about boat safety. Includes
sausage sizzles, weigh-ins and
competitions. Suits ages 9-16.
Cost $200. Call 9246 2833 or
visit hillarysyachtclub.com.au.
The club is at
65 Northside Drive.
Be pampered at a special salon just
for kids. Kidz Kutz offers awesome
packages which include a hair-up
and a personal styling session at
salons in Innaloo, Hillarys and
Joondalup. Younger kids can enjoy
sitting in a Barbie jeep, a fire truck
or a frog while they have their hair
cut. There’s even personal
television screens with every
specialty chair, plus a free lollipop
or hair bow with every cut. And
Kidz Kutz offers a combo deal for
parents! Visit kidzkutzwa.com.
Kidz Kutz Innaloo is
giving School’s Out
readers the chance
to win one of five
Pamper Packages,
worth $53 each. To
enter just email
[email protected]
by 5pm, April 7. Put Kidz Kutz in
the subject field and don’t forget
to include your name, address
and age.
ZOORASSIC PARK
HOLIDAY
CARNIVALE
• 9-5pm daily
• Perth Zoo
Check out the 19 life-sized and
lifelike dinosaurs which have been
brought to life through
computerised mechanics enabling
them to move and roar. The
exhibition includes the largest
dinosaur ever displayed in the
Southern Hemisphere, the
Argentinosaurus which is a
staggering 18m long and 9m tall.
Visit perthzoo.wa.gov.au for entry
costs, maps and information
about other zoo events of Jurassic
proportions.
• 9am-12.30pm &
1.30-5pm, April 9-25
• Xscape at the City,
Burswood
Live entertainment, six
new rides, water slides and
regular attractions. Tickets
$25. Bookings and
information at xscapeatthecity.com.au/aprilholiday-carnivale. Next
to Belmont Raceourse off
Victoria Park Drive.
ESCAPE TOUR
• 10am, April 11, 13, 15,
16, 20 & 22
• Fremantle Prison
Join an exclusive tour for
children aged 5-12. Visit
the sites of dramatic
escapes and hear daring
tales. Cost $11. Bookings
essential via
fremantleprison.com.au.
CREATE YOUR
OWN COMIC
• 11am-4pm, April 13-15 &
April 20-22
• Art Gallery of WA
Tell your story
with a comic after
a tour of Comic
Tragics: the
exploding
language of
contemporary
comic art. Explore
the inner life of the
comic and step
beyond superhero
into the super
personal. Entry via
gold coin. Visit artgallery.wa.gov.au.
BUSH SURVIVAL
• 10am-3pm, April 11
• Perth Hills Discovery
Centre
A fun-filled activity
designed to capture
children’s imagination.
Suits ages 8-12. Cost
$25. Bookings and
information on other
holiday activities at
nearertonature.dpaw.
wa.gov.au.
DESIGN CUBBY
• 10.30am-12.30pm, April 18
• State Library, Perth
Join artist Samantha Hughes and help
her decorate the Better Beginnings
Book Cubby. Your art will travel to
public libraries across the State. Suits
ages 6-12. Free but bookings essential
at eventbrite.com.au. The session will
be held at the Story Place, Mezzanine
Level, 25 Francis Street.
JUMPING BEANBALLS
• 10.30am-noon, April 19-21
• WA Museum — Albany
Discover what a pulse is, how they grow, and why they are so
important in feeding the world. Create three balls of bouncing
beans, and then with expert help master the skill of juggling.
Suits ages 6-12. Cost $7. Bookings and other pulse activities at
museum.wa.gov.au/whats-on/school-holidays/albany.
TRADE WINDS
• 10.30am-1.30pm,
April 11-15 & April 18-22
• Shipwreck Galleries,
Fremantle
Step back in time to an era of
traders and treasures. Become a
Spice Captain working for a Dutch
shipping company. Collect a clue
sheet and set sail to collect valuable
spices and reap your coin reward.
Cost $3. Suits ages 4+. Visit
museum.wa.gov.au/whats-on/schoolholidays/shipwrecks.
BURGER MASTERCLASS
• April 18-24
• Grill’d Ocean Keys, Mt Lawley and
Shafto Lane
Learn about healthy eating and how to make your
own healthy burger. Cost $20, includes a burger,
chips and drink and a take-home goodie bag. Email
[email protected] (April 18-19),
[email protected] (April 20-21) or
[email protected] (April 24) for
details and bookings.
SOCCER SCHOOL
• 9am-3pm, April 12-22
• Willetton, Rockingham,
Subiaco, Carramar, Melville,
Mosman Park and Dunsborough
Meet Perth Glory stars
and refine your skills. Cost
$160. Bookings and
information at
perthglory.com.au.
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BE A SPORT
• 9am-3pm, April 11-15, April 18-22
• Kidz ’n Sport
A great range of fun and engaging indoor
and outdoor activities. Includes soccer,
AFL, basketball, netball, minkey, catching,
throwing and agility. Suits ages 3-9 and
90 minute, three-hour or all-day sessions
available. Costs from $30. Ten locations
across Perth. Visit kidznsport.com.au for
bookings and details.
DIARY OF A TENNIS
PRODIGY
books
by Shamini Flint, illustrated by
Sally Heinrich
8
Marcus is a maths whiz who is
not good at sport. His dad is a
self-help author who thinks
Marcus can achieve anything he
sets his mind to with hilarious
results. Ages 7-11. Published by
Allen&Unwin $9.99
I AM DOODLE CAT
by Ken Patrick and Lauren Marriott
A tomato-red Doodle Cat rejoices in everyday pleasures such as
swimming in the ocean, wearing a favourite onesie and playing
guitar. A cheerful book to encourage imagination, celebration of
the things we love and finding the magic in silliness. Ages 4-6.
Published by Scribe $19.99
EAGLE, CROW
AND EMU
by Gladys Milroy and
Jill Milroy
Told in the tradition
of teaching stories, these avian tales take young readers on
adventures of self-discovery and fulfilment with endearing
animal characters and exciting plot lines. Ages 6-10.
Published by Fremantle Press $14.99
Scribe is giving School’s Out readers the chance to
win one of three copies of I Am Doodle Cat. To be
in the running just email*
[email protected] by 5pm Wednesday,
April 6. Don’t forget to write “Doodle Cat” in the
subject field and include your name and address.
Fremantle Press is giving School’s Out
readers the chance win one of five copies of
Eagle, Crow and Emu. To be in the running
just email* [email protected] by
5pm Wednesday, April 6. Don’t forget to
write “Eagle, Crow and Emu” in the subject field
and include your name and address.
by Philip Ardagh, illustrated
by Axel Scheffler
Over the years, the Grunts
have made more than a few
enemies. But fortunately
they’re all safely behind bars.
Or are they? There’s been a
prison breakout and three of
them want revenge. The
Grunts are neither clean nor
clever but their adventures
are most definitely terrific
reading fun. Ages 9-12.
Published by Allen & Unwin
$17.99
CRABBING
WITH DAD
by Paul Seden
A delightful picture book that
pays homage to the
quintessential Australian pursuit
of fishing and crabbing with
friends and family. Mahli and
Sam join Dad in the boat to set
crab pots in the creek. Ages 5-8.
Published by Magabala Books
$17.95
ZARKORA: THE LOST KINGDOM
by Nicholas and Alison Lochel
Review by ANASTASIA ARTO, 11
This is a wonderful fantasy adventure book where the
two main characters Neleik and Ervine try and save
their kidnapped sister. Throughout their adventures
they face many dangerous characters such as dragons
and giants. They also meet a few friends that will help
them on the way. This book, being the second in the
series, made me want to read the other book because
this one was really good. I think this book really
shows how you have to help your family no matter
what. Anyone who likes fantasy or adventure books
will love Zarkora. Ages 9-14. Published by Hachette
Australia. RRP $16.99
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THE BIG BOOK OF MR BADGER
by Leigh Hobbs
Review by CHRISTIAN ARTO, 9
I found this book funny, enjoyable and easy to read.
Mr Badger works at the Boubles Grand Hotel in
charge of special events. The book is made up of four
stories that continue on from each other. They are all
mysteries. One of the stories is about a girl called
Sylvia Smothers-Curruthers who has a seventh
birthday at the hotel and she throws a tantrum which
Mr Badger has to deal with. The other stories in the
book are about The Missing Ape, The Difficult
Duchess and The Magic Mirror. You’ll love this book if
THE MOUSE
AND HIS
CHILD
by Russell Hoban
The story of a tin
father and son who
dance under a
Christmas tree until
they break the
ancient clockwork
rules and are
themselves broken.
Thrown away, then
rescued from a
dustbin and
repaired by a
tramp, they set out
on a dangerous quest for a family and a place
of their own — the magnificent doll’s house, the plush
elephant and the tin seal they had once knew in the toy
shop. Ages 7-10. Published by Allen & Unwin $14.99
you like mysteries with a funny twist. Ages 6-11.
Published by Allen&Unwin. RRP $16.99
THE ADVENTURES OF MISS
PETITFOUR
by Anne Michaels
Review by GIGI-ROSE ARTO, 6
I like this book because it was nice to read and it has
good pictures. The book Miss Petitfour is about a lady
using her picnic rug to fly, with her cats holding on as
well. She has 16 cats and they have nice names. The
names are Minky, Misty, Taffy, Purrsia, Pirate, Mustard,
Moutarde, Hemdela, Earring, Grigorovitch, Clasby,
Captain Captain, Captain Catkin, Captain Clothespin,
Your Shyness, Sizzles and they are all very different.
There are six different stories in this book, they are all
magical and fantastic. Some of the words are quite
tricky. Ages 7+. Published by Bloomsbury. RRP $19.99
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THE GRUNTS
ON THE RUN
SANDRIDER
I LOVE ME
by Angie Sage
Alice TodHunter Moon — known
as Tod — couldn’t be happier in
her new life as an apprentice at
the fabled Wizard Tower. Although
she misses her best friends, Ferdie
and Oskar, she has never been
surrounded by so much Magyk.
And yet the threat from the evil
sorcerer Oraton-Marr remains. In a
race against time, Tod must find
the last ever Orm Egg before it
hatches, for whomsoever the baby
Orm imprints on at birth will gain
unlimited power. But with witches
thwarting her every move, she will
need all her wits and skills about
her. Will she reach the Orm Egg in
time? Ages 9+. Published by
Bloomsbury $15.99
A delightful picture
book celebrating
individuality and
joyous self-esteem,
in bouncy, rhythmic
prose and riotous
colour. Ages 0-8.
Published by
Fremantle
Press $24.99
Fremantle Press is giving School’s Out
readers the chance win one of five copies
of I Love Me. To be in the running just
email* [email protected] by
5pm Wednesday, April 6. Don’t forget to
write “I Love Me” in the subject field and include
your name and address.
SNOW SISTER
by Emma Carroll
THE GRUMPY
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER
Ever since her sister, Agnes,
died, Pearl has a tradition
every time it snows. She
makes a person out of snow.
A snow sister. It makes
Christmas feel a little less
lonely. On Christmas Eve,
her father receives a letter
about a long-lost relative’s
will. Is their luck about to
change? In anticipation of
a better Christmas, Pearl
goes to beg credit at Mr
Noble’s grocery to get ingredients for a
Christmas pudding. But she is refused and is chased down the
street where she is hit by a hansom cab. The snow is falling so
hard that they can’t take her home. She'll have to stay at
Flintfield Manor overnight, in a haunted room. Will Pearl make
it home for Christmas? Ages 9-12. Published by Allen&Unwin
$16.99
by Terrizita Corpus
The amusing tale of a stormy
wet-season night at the Broome
lighthouse. Meet Cassius the hermit
crab, Jacob the jellyfish, Bruce the
bluebone and more sea creatures as
they head down the beach and race
up the lighthouse staircase to escape
a wild storm — all while the
lighthouse keeper is out checking
the lamp for passing ships. When he
discovers his bed has been taken
over by slimy sea creatures, he is
very grumpy. Ages 5-8. Published by
Magabala Books $17.95
books
by Sally Morgan and
Ambelin Kwaymullina
RED MOON RISING
by Paula Harrison
From the moment Laney sees a
blood-red moon, her life is changed
forever. For Laney learns that she's a
faerie, a member of the Mist Tribe,
and she discovers this truth at a
time of extreme danger. The faerie
tribes are under threat from a dark
power that wants to reign
supreme. Laney will need all her
new-found skills to hold the
faerie world together. Ages 9-12.
Published by Allen & Unwin $14.99
TREEHOUSE FUN
BOOK
by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton
Stuff to write, pictures to draw
and puzzles to solve! Plunge into
a crazy activity book like no other.
Create your own treehouse
levels, make your own ice-cream
flavours, write to-do lists, spot
the differences and find your
way out of the Maze of Doom.
Ages 6-12. Published by Pan
Macmillan $12.99
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THE CLEO STORIES:
A FRIEND AND A PET
by Libby Gleeson and Freya
Blackwood
Review by SOPHIA FIELDEN, 6
This book has two stories. The
first is Cleo Makes a Friend. It’s
raining outside and Cleo is
bored. She’s counting raindrops.
She doesn’t have any friends to play with
because they’re all busy. Her mum
wants her to clean her room but she
doesn’t want to. Cleo likes to dress up
and is wearing a giraffe costume. I’m
happy when Cleo finds a friend in the
mirror after using her imagination. In the
second story Cleo wants to find a pet.
Her friend Nick has just got a new puppy
and Cleo wants one but her parents say no. It feels like all of her
friends have pets except for her. She’s sad but then she has an
idea. She remembers the snails that were in the garden and puts
five of them in a box to keep as her pets. The pictures are really
nice in pencil and colours and I like the costumes that Cleo wears,
especially her cat burglar one. I think girls and boys would like this
book but mostly girls. Ages 5-8. Published by Allen&Unwin. RRP
$16.99
DANDELIONS
by Katrina McKelvey and
Kirrili Lonergan
Review by GRACIE
TOMLINSON, 5
This book is about a young
girl who loves dandelions. She
imagines all the magical
places dandelions go when
they are blown in the wind. I
liked this book because it’s
about a girl playing with her
dad. I enjoyed the parts
where she imagines where
the puffballs go, especially
when they are up in the sky with the hot air balloons. The
pictures are very colourful and like paintings. This book made me
feel a little sad at the start, when the girl wanted her dandelions
to grow, but happy at the end. I think young girls who love nature
and their dads would enjoy this book. Ages 4-8. Published by EK
Books. RRP $24.99
KIDGLOVZ
by Julie Hunt
Review by JESSICA MORRIS, 9
At first look this is not really a book I
would choose at a library or
bookshop as I prefer books about
cats or adventure, such as spirit
animals and Harry Potter. But I
would definitely recommend this
book for people who like reading
books with lots of pictures as the
illustrations are excellent though
they are in black and white which looks a bit sad. The characters
are interesting. I liked the dog Hugo the most who was KidGlovz’s
faithful companion through the book. It made me feel a little sad
because KidGlovz didn’t have enough food to eat or get enough
sleep. He lost three of his fingers and he was an orphan. I would
prefer a happier story but I’m glad I kept reading. I have now read
it four times. Ages 8-10. Published by Allen&Unwin. RRP $24.99
science
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BLOCK
OUT!
BRICK MAN EXPERIENCE
– THE COMPLETE COLLECTION BY RYAN McNAUGHT
• From 9.30am, April 7-20
• Elizabeth Quay
Immerse yourself in all things Lego as Ryan McNaught
presents his remarkable collection of 60 creations in
Ashton’s Big Top tent. Check out the biggest ever Star
Wars build, a Qantas A380, a Ferrari and the world’s largest
Lego flower. There are also behind-the-scenes stories and
interactive building zones where you can create
your own masterpiece. Suitable for the whole
family. Multiple sessions daily. Tickets from
$27.35 from brickmanexperience.com.au.
The Brick Man
is offering
School’s
Out readers
the chance to
win one of two family
passes to see his epic collection
in Perth. Email* your name and
address to
[email protected] by
5pm, April 6 for your chance to
win. Don’t forget to write “Brick
man” in the subject field.
* See Terms and Conditions, page 2
BUILD IT
SPEED PLAY
• 11am-2pm, April 11-16 & April 18-23
• Ocean Keys Shopping Centre,
Clarkson
Check out this free interactive brick zone
outside. There will be freestyle building
at Lego play tables, competitive build
challenges and professional displays by
the Perth Adult Brick Society. Get
creative and let your imagination run
wild. Suits children under 12. Registration
essential. Visit oceankeys.net.au.
ENGINEERING
WORKSHOPS
• April 19-20
• Scitech, West Perth
Become an engineer using Lego. Using
kits specially designed by e2 Young
Engineers, create a moving, mechanical
prototype of a vehicle. Cost $23. Multiple
sessions daily for children aged 9-12 and
13-15. Cost $23.
Book at
scitech.org.au.
A TEDDY BEAR’S PICNIC
• 11am & 2pm, April 11
• Koorliny Arts Centre, Kwinana
Be swept away on a magical floating island with a
toothless crocodile, a happy shark and a lovable teddy
bear as the Kazoos perform a musical comedy for the
young and the young at heart. Suits ages
2-7. Tickets $15 from
koorliny.com.au.
shows
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THE LITTLE PRINCE
• April 9-23
• Spare Parts Puppet Theatre,
Fremantle
The Little Prince leaves his tiny planet
and begins an adventure thatreveals
there are things that can only be
discovered with the heart. For more
than 70 years this story has brought
joy to all ages. Multiple sessions daily.
Tickets $25 from sppt.asn.au.
H ADVENTURE
ICE AGE LIVE! A MAMM23;OT
noon, April 24
• 2pm, April 22; 2pm & 6pm, April
• Perth Arena
exceptional ice-skating skills in
Sid, Manny, Diego and Scrat show off their
r. Tickets from $43 from
this aerial arts, puppetry and film spectacula
ticketek.com.au.
CATS
• From April 16
• Crown Theatre
See one of the
longest-running shows
in the West End and
on Broadway. Since its
world premiere in
1981, Cats has been
presented in over 30
countries in 15
different languages.
Tickets from $90 via
catsthemusical.com/
australia.
SHREK JUNIOR
– THE MUSICAL
BEN &
HOLLY’S LITTLE
KINGDOM
• 10am and 12.30pm,
April 10
• Regal Theatre
Ben and Holly help
Gaston the Ladybird
clean up his messy cave, go on a trip into the Big World with
tooth fairy Nanny Plum and plan a surprise birthday party for
King Thistle. Featuring full-size characters and colourful
costumes, this beautiful story of elves, princesses and
childhood innocence will delight all the family. Watch out for
the jelly flood! Tickets from $29.90 from ticketek.com.au.
• April 15-23
• Roleystone Theatre
Everyone’s favourite ogre leads a cast
of fairytale misfits on an adventure to
rescue Princess Fiona and find true
acceptance. Part romance and part
twisted fairytale, Shrek Junior is an
irreverent show with a message for
both kids and adults. Multiple sessions
available. Tickets $20 (concession $15)
from roleystonetheatre.com.au. The
theatre is at 587 Brookton Highway.
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OUR LITTLEST DIGGER
anzac
Several young French and
Belgian orphans were
reportedly smuggled into
Australia by Diggers in 1919.
According to the Australian
War Memorial, an
11-year-old French boy
wandered into an Australian
camp on December 25,
1918.
Members of the Australian
Flying Corp were sitting
down to Christmas dinner
at Bickendorf, Germany,
when little Henri Heremene
wandered in. He had been
an orphan since 1914.
Henri’s father was killed in
the first week of the war
and his mother and sister
shortly after when the
Germans shelled his house.
For the duration of the war
he befriended a succession
of English units, travelling
across battlefields.
The Australian squadron
adopted Henri as their
“mascot”. They fed and
clothed him and he was
given a uniform. Henri
quickly became known as
“Little Digger”. In 1919, Air
Mechanic Private Tim
William Tovell smuggled
Henri across the English
Channel and back to
Australia in an oat sack.
Private Tovell adopted
Henri and he lived in
Queensland until his death
in a motorcyle accident in
1928.
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Recipe
ANZAC BISCUITS
Anzac biscuits were sent to our soldiers on the Western Front because
they would last a long time out of the fridge. Back home they were sold
at local fairs and stalls to raise money for the troops.
Ingredients
• 1 cup rolled oats
• 1 cup plain flour
• 2⁄3 cup coconut
• 2⁄3 cup brown sugar
• 125g butter
• 2 tblsp golden syrup
• 2 tblsp cold water
• 1⁄2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
Method
Line three baking trays
with baking paper then
preheat oven to 160C.
Mix together oats, coconut, sugar and
flour in a large bowl. Chop butter and place
in a saucepan with golden syrup and water
then put on the stove over a medium heat.
Stir with a wooden spoon until butter has
melted. Stir in bicarb soda then add the saucepan
contents to the large bowl. Mix well.
Roll level tablespoons into balls then put on trays about 5cm apart. Flatten a little with
a fork. Cook for about 10 minutes or until a light gold colour. Leave for 5 minutes then
slide on to a wire rack to cool.
A SOLDIER, A DOG AND A BOY
by Libby Hathorn
A moving story, told completely in dialogue, about a
young Australian soldier in the battle of the Somme.
Walking through the fields away from the front, he
finds what he thinks is a stray dog and decides to
adopt it as a mascot for his company. Then he meets
Jacques, the homeless orphan boy who owns the
dog. The soldier realises that Jacques needs the
dog more — and perhaps needs his help as well.
Ages 6+. Published by Hachette $14.99
Hachette Australia has five Anzac book packs to give away to School’s Out readers. Each
pack contains one copy each of A Soldier, A Dog and A Boy; My Grandad Marches on
Anzac Day, by Catriona Hoy; Five Times Dizzy and Dancing in the Anzac Deli, by Nadia
Wheatley and Memorial, by Gary Crew, illustrated by Shaun Tan. To be in the running to
win one of these packs, each valued at $66, just email* your name and address to
[email protected] by 5pm Wednesday, April 6.
* See Terms and Conditions, page 2
WHAT’S ON
ANZAC COMMEMORATIVE
SERVICE
• 11am, April 25
• Langley Park
A free concert celebration at the end of the Anzac
Parade. Featuring the Salvation Army Fortress Band
and a 60-strong choir drawn from Schola Cantori,
Chorus Angelicus, Phoenix, the Alumni Singers and
Aaralyn Children’s Choir.
UP PERISCOPE
• 9.30am-4pm, April 8-25
• WA Museum – Geraldton
Periscopes were used in the
trenches during wars as a
safe way to observe the
enemy. Make a mini working
periscope and see if you can
spot things out of your line
of sight. Cost $3 (no session
April 12). Suits ages 6+. This
is just one of several Anzac
workshops at the museum,
including the poppy project,
pocket diaries, discover your
Anzac history and the
Remember Me: The Lost
Diggers of Vignacourt
exhibition. Visit museum.wa.
gov.au/whats-on/schoolholidays/geraldton for
bookings and more holiday
events. The museum is at
2 Museum Place.
WAR AT SEA – THE NAVY IN WWI
• 9.30am-5pm Daily
• WA Maritime Museum
Discover the story of Australia’s first submarines, the AEI,
which disappeared near present-day New Guinea in 1914
and AE2, which became the first Allied vessel to reach
the Dardanelles and had an important role in the Gallipoli
campaign in 1915. You will see rare archival footage of the
Navy during WW1. Visit museum.wa.gov.au
/whats-on/school-holidays/maritime. The museum is at
Victoria Quay, Fremantle.
Experience the magic
of science and discover
your inner creator at
Scitech. There are loads
of exhibitions, interactive
displays, theatre and DIY
projects every day during
the holidays. Here’s a few
choice activities.
ASTEROID:
MISSION EXTREME
Visit the Curiosity Shop and help out
Hamelin the rat in a puppet show. Suits
ages 3-7. Free with a general admission
ticket.
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EVENING STARGAZING
TOUR
EXTREME
WEATHER
WHAT’S THAT SOUND?
science
Discover how asteroids are both
a danger and an opportunity.
See a presenter-led live tour of
the night sky in the planetarium.
Suits ages 4+.
Come on a wild journey and
learn how scientists are able
to predict the rise and
behaviour of one of the
most devastating forces of
nature, a cyclone. Included
with general admission.
ASTRONAUT
Find out what it takes to
become a explorer in space
and how astronauts
manage everyday things,
like using the toilet.
Exhibition ends April 25.
Visit
scitech.org.au
for costs,
details and
booking
information.
Scitech is at
City West on
the corner of
Railway and
Sutherland
streets, West
Perth.
• Gingin Observatory, Toodyay
Let an astronomer guide you through the
night sky. Loads of telescope viewing time
and a discussion with observatory
astronomers over refreshments. Cost $55
adults, children $35, family $168. Bookings
and information at ginginobservatory.com.
The observatory is on Julimar Road.
MAKE A ROCKET
• 11am-2pm, April 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22
• Gravity Discovery Centre, West
Gingin
Explore this interactive astronomy and
science centre at a workshop. Make your
own rockets, including balloon rockets
and a water rocket which can be launch
from the centre’s aquapods. BYO empty
1.25L drink bottle. More workshops and
booking information at
gravitycentre.com.au.
The centre is at 1098
Military Road.
THE JUNGLE BOOK
movies
Based on Rudyard Kipling’s timeless stories, this epic
follows the adventures of Mowgli, a man-cub who’s been
raised by a family of wolves. Mowgli finds he is no longer
welcome in the jungle when fearsome tiger Shere Khan
promises to eliminate what he sees as a threat. Urged to
abandon the only home he’s ever known, Mowgli embarks
on a captivating journey of self-discovery, guided by
panther-turned-stern mentor Bagheera and the free-spirited
bear Baloo. In cinemas April 14. DISNEY. Rated PG
14
Disney and School’s Out are giving readers the chance to
win one of five fabulous family passes (valued at $80 each)
to see The Jungle Book. To be in the running just email*
your name and address to [email protected] by
5pm Wednesday, April 6. Write “Jungle Book” in the subject
field.
NORM OF THE NORTH
Norm the polar bear doesn't know how to hunt, but
he does possess the unique ability to talk to humans.
When the wealthy Mr Greene unveils his idea to build
luxury condos in the Arctic, Norm realizes that his
beloved home is in jeopardy. Accompanied by three
mischievous lemmings, Norm stows away on a ship to
New York. Once there, he meets a surprising ally who
helps him hatch a scheme to sabotage the shady
developer's plans. RRP $29.95
Roadshow Entertainment is giving away 10 copies of
Norm of the North. For your chance to win one, just
email [email protected] by 5pm
Wednesday, April 6. Don’t forget to write ‘Norm DVD’
in the subject field and include your name and
address.
* See Terms and Conditions, page 2
JURASSIC WORLD
6.30pm, April 15
Perth Zoo, South Perth
A new theme park is built on the original
site of Jurassic Park. Everything is going
well until the park’s newest attraction, a
genetically modified giant stealth killing
machine, escapes containment and goes
on the rampage. Part of the Zoo’s outdoor cinema series. BYO chairs, rugs, picnic and
beverage, or there are food carts and gourmet meals on offer. Gates open at 5.30pm. Tickets
$17 from perthzoo.wa.gov.au. Entry through Perth Zoo’s main entrance in Labouchere Road.
Rated M
EDDIE THE
EAGLE
The inspiring exploits
of Michael Edwards —
the most famous ski
jumper in British
history. Taron Egerton
portrays Eddie the
Eagle and Hugh
Jackman plays a skijumping expert who
helps Eddie train for
the Calgary Olympics.
20TH CENTURY FOX.
Rated PG.
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Ocean Raider Mission or join a Recfishwest free SunSmart Fishing Clinic.
Create a gold neckpiece or Indonesian shadow
puppet, like the ones in A History of the World in
100 Objects, or give your toy a museum moment
with an appraisal and photoshoot.
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movies
MOVIES BY NIGHT
• 7.30pm, April 12, 13 and 19
• Ben & Jerry’s Openair Cinemas, East Perth
Bring a picnic blanket or hire a bean lounger
and get in early to grab a spot. Snacks available.
Check out Goosebumps (PG) April 12,
The Good Dinosaur (PG) April 13 or Star Wars VII:
The Force Awakens (M) April 19.
Tickets $15 adults, $13 children from
openaircinemas.com.au/perth/home.
Gates open 5.30pm. The venue is on Ozone
Reserve, at the corner of Riverside Drive and
Adelaide Terrace.
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WIDE OPEN SKY
An uplifting documentary
about a children’s choir in a
remote corner of outback
Australia. Out there, footy is
king and music education is as rare as rain. The children travel far from home
to music camp to prepare for a big concert in Coonamble, where they only
have three days to learn a demanding repertoire. While the choir means
something different to each of the primary-aged children, it matters a hell of a
lot to all of them. Moving and funny, the film reminds us why no child
anywhere should grow up without music. ENTERTAINMENT ONE. Rated G.
Dreamworks is giving School’s Out readers the chance to win one of five family
passes to see Wide Open Sky. To be in the running just email* your name and
address to [email protected] by 5pm Wednesday, April 6.
Don’t forget to write “Wide Open Sky” in the subject field.
KUNG FU PANDA 3 (3D)
When Po's long-lost panda father suddenly reappears, the reunited duo travel to a secret
panda paradise.. But when the supernatural villain Kai begins to sweep across China defeating all the
kung fu masters, Po must do the impossible — learn to train all his fun-loving friends. DREAMWORKS
ANIMATION/20th CENTURY FOX. Rated PG. Dreamworks is giving School’s Out readers the chance to
win one of three Kung Fu Panda 3 prize packs, (valued at $100 each) including an in-season double pass
to see the movie. To be in the running email* your name and address to [email protected] by
5pm Wednesday, April 6. Don’t forget to write “Kung Fu Panda” in the subject field.
ZOOTOPIA (G)
The modern mammal metropolis of Zootopia is a city like no other. Comprised
of habitat neighbourhoods like ritzy Sahara Square and frigid Tundratown, it’s a
melting pot where animals from every environment live together — a place
where no matter what you are, from the biggest elephant to the smallest
shrew, you can be anything. But when rookie Officer Judy Hopps arrives, she
discovers that being the first bunny on a police force of big, tough animals isn’t
so easy. Determined to prove herself, she jumps at the opportunity to crack a
case, even if it means partnering with a fast-talking, scam-artist fox. DISNEY.
Rated PG.
Disney is giving School’s Out readers the chance to win one of five family
passes (valued at $80 each) to see Zootopia. To be in the
running just email* your name and address to
[email protected] by 5pm Wednesday, April 6.
Don’t forget to write “Zootopia” in the subject field.
THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER’S WAR
In the story that came before Snow White, Queen Ravenna betrays her good sister Freya with an
unforgivable act, freezing Freya’s heart to love and unleashing in her an icy power she never knew
she possessed. Retreating to a kingdom far to the north, Freya raises an army of Huntsmen as her
protectors, with the only rule that no two of them should ever fall in love. As a war for domination
escalates between the two queens, the hero standing between them is Freya’s most elite Huntsman,
Eric. Alongside fellow warrior Sara — the only woman who has ever captured his heart — Eric must
help Freya vanquish her sister or Ravenna’s wickedness will rule for eternity. In cinemas April 7.
UNIVERSAL. Rated M.
Universal Pictures is giving School’s Out readers the chance to win one of 10 double
passes to see The Huntsman: Winter’s War. To be in the running just email* your name and
address to [email protected] by 5pm Wednesday, April 6. Don’t forget to write
“Huntsman” in the subject field.
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Programme from 16–31 May 2016.
Contact your local Kumon Instructor to
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1800 458 666 or visit au.kumonglobal.com.
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(Conditions apply)
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www.bayswater.wa.gov.au/bayswaterwaves
Phone 9276 6538 • Email: [email protected]
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