Wembley Primary School Newsletter No. 27 – 2 September 2015 32 St Leonards Ave, Yarraville Ph: 9314 7054 Fax: 9314 9302 Email: [email protected]Upcoming dates: Monday 31 August – Friday 4 September Literacy & Numeracy Week Friday 4 September Prep-Year 2 “Soiree” 2:15pm-3:15pm in the Hall Parents Welcome Friday 11 September Years 3 & 4 Musical Performance 2:15pm in the Hall Parents Welcome Thursday 17 September Free Dress Day – Gold Coin Donation School Disco Prep-Year 2: 5pm-6pm Year 3-Year 6: 6:30pm-7:30pm Out of School Hours Care Program Number: 9314 9358 Book Week Celebrations Last week, Book Week was celebrated at Wembley with author visits for each year level, during the week and the Book Character Parade that was held on Friday morning. There were many colourful characters including Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, several Harry Potters, Hermione and other representatives from Hogwarts. Wizards, witches, minions, Pippi Longstocking, Madeline, Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf, Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, Willy Wonka, Elsa, from Frozen and even Wally, from ‘Where’s Wally’, made an appearance. Woody and Jessie from Toy Story rode in for the day too. Thank you to all of the teachers who made a great effort to dress up for the parade and to the parents for their support in dressing the children and attending the parade. We were fortunate to be able to share the week of literacy activities with our wonderful Literacy Consultant, Mr K, who will be back working with us all again next term. National Literacy and Numeracy Week This week, National Literacy and Numeracy Week is being celebrated across Australia and we thank our Pre-Service Teachers from Victoria University, who have prepared some Maths challenges that are included in the newsletter today for families to solve together. Other activities have been planned for the students to participate in during the week. Wembley School Review Members of the Leadership Team along with Janet Condy, our School Council President, Principal peers from several other schools and our appointed reviewer, Julie Chandler, met today to conduct a review of the achievements, policies and 1:1 Laptop Program Lease Payment Dates for 2015 Monday 13 July Monday 5 October Payment for Term 3 is now overdue. From the Principals Wembley PS Mission ‘empower all students to learn at high levels to become successful, independent, lifelong learners’
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Wembley Primary School Newsletter No. 27 – 2 September 2015
Upcoming dates: Monday 31 August – Friday 4 September Literacy & Numeracy Week Friday 4 September Prep-Year 2 “Soiree” 2:15pm-3:15pm in the Hall Parents Welcome Friday 11 September Years 3 & 4 Musical Performance 2:15pm in the Hall Parents Welcome Thursday 17 September Free Dress Day – Gold Coin Donation School Disco Prep-Year 2: 5pm-6pm Year 3-Year 6: 6:30pm-7:30pm
Out of School Hours Care Program Number: 9314 9358
Book Week Celebrations Last week, Book Week was celebrated at Wembley with author visits for each year level, during the week and the Book Character Parade that was held on Friday morning. There were many colourful characters including Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, several Harry Potters, Hermione and other representatives from Hogwarts. Wizards, witches, minions, Pippi Longstocking, Madeline, Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf, Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, Willy Wonka, Elsa, from Frozen and even Wally, from ‘Where’s Wally’, made an appearance. Woody and Jessie from Toy Story rode in for the day too. Thank you to all of the teachers who made a great effort to dress up for the parade and to the parents for their support in dressing the children and attending the parade. We were fortunate to be able to share the week of literacy activities with our wonderful Literacy Consultant, Mr K, who will be back working with us all again next term. National Literacy and Numeracy Week This week, National Literacy and Numeracy Week is being celebrated across Australia and we thank our Pre-Service Teachers from Victoria University, who have prepared some Maths challenges that are included in the newsletter today for families to solve together. Other activities have been planned for the students to participate in during the week. Wembley School Review Members of the Leadership Team along with Janet Condy, our School Council President, Principal peers from several other schools and our appointed reviewer, Julie Chandler, met today to conduct a review of the achievements, policies and
1:1 Laptop Program Lease Payment Dates for
2015
Monday 13 July
Monday 5 October
Payment for Term 3 is now
overdue.
From the Principals
Wembley PS Mission ‘empower all students to learn at high levels to become successful, independent, lifelong learners’
procedures that have occurred over the past four years. Future directions were also set for Wembley to ensure that we progress from being a great school to an even better one for your children. More information regarding the outcomes of the review will be communicated with parents in Term 4. Essential Learning Progress Reports Parents have received Essential Learning Progress Reports on Friday of last week. This revised format was in response to feedback provided from parents. It now includes:
• a learning progress scale (beginning, consolidated or mastered) for each Essential Learning
• whether the learning sequence of the Essential Learning that is being reported on, is ongoing or completed
• Intervention focus and whether the student is currently in tier 2 or tier 3 • effort scale for each Essential Learning • attendance and punctuality • a teacher comment relating to one of the Essential Learnings
Once again thank you to the parents who provided feedback and comments regarding the revised report format. All comments are welcomed and appreciated and help us to provide parents with easily accessible information about your child’s learning and achievements. Response to Intervention Institute Members of the Leadership Team, Vassie D’Arcangelo, Ang Petridis and Annmaree Jones attended a two day professional development activity on Intervention earlier on this week. The team came away with several future directions for the Intervention initiative that has been implemented at Wembley this year. There were also many affirmations for the work that has been done this year in Intervention to support every child to learn at high levels and achieve academic success. When sharing our journey with colleagues during the program it became clear how well our Intervention is embedded into Teaching and Learning across the school and aligned with our Essential Learnings. Along with our dedicated teaching team we will strive to make further improvements next term and for 2016. Father’s Day Stall Thank you to the Wembley Action Group (WAG) who conducted the Father’s Day Stall today for students to purchase gifts. The stall will be open again tomorrow, Thursday, for those children who forgot to bring money along today. All of our “Dads” are wished a very happy Father’s Day for Sunday and we trust you will enjoy the little treasures that were carefully selected for you, from the stall.
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Interschool Snowsports For the first time ever Wembley Primary School has had a team in the interschool snowsports championships. The event was open to all primary schools in Victoria and was held at Mt Buller Ski Resort last week. Wembley was represented by Brooklyn Bellin, Holly Gibney, Ged Gibney, Angus Young and Tyler Waddington. Between them they participated in six skiing and snowboarding events. None of the kids had ever competed in snowsports before, so it was a steep learning curve, but they all had a ball. Parents also enjoyed the opportunity to meet other Wembley families. Wembley are looking to have more students compete in the championships in 2016, so please contact the office if you want some more information. In particular a big thank you to Damien Waddington for showing the initiative to get Wembley involved in this fun event. Free Dress Day The Junior School Council will be holding a free dress day on the last Thursday of term, Thursday September 17 (same day as the Disco). This day will be held to support State Schools Relief, which is a not for profit organization that provides school uniforms and shoes to students in need. Students are asked to wear their football gear or sports uniforms and donate a gold coin to this worthwhile cause.
Junior School Council Profile Hi, I’m Abbi and I’m the Junior School Council representative for Year 5. I like being on the Junior School Council because I get to help make the school an even better place to be and help make the student’s dreams for the school, a reality. I like to play outside with my two best friends, Scarlett and Isabella and I also like PE and Art. Wembley Music Festival continues The first of our student performances, the Prep-Year 2 Soiree will be held in the gym on Friday from 2.15-3.15pm. Parents are invited to come along and support the children as they present some of the songs that they have been learning in Music this term. Next week, Wembley will welcome Musica Viva, ‘Shrewd Brass’ to perform for all classes on Tuesday. Friday week, September 11, Years 3 & 4 students will be entertaining their parents between 2.15-3.15 with their Soiree in the gym. Once again, all parents are invited to attend this performance. A note advising all of these dates was sent home to all families at the beginning of the term. The festivities will conclude on Thursday 17 September with the Junior School Council Disco. Information regarding drop off and pick up arrangements for the disco were sent home last week and a copy of the parent note with all of the details concerning the disco can be found on the school website. Friday Assembly Due to the Soirees that are planned for the next two Friday afternoons there will be no Friday afternoon assembly. The final Friday assembly for the term will be held on Friday 18 September at 2pm and students will be dismissed for the term holidays at 2.15pm. Parents are invited to attend this final assembly for the term. Canteen The canteen will be having a special ‘Footy Lunch’ day on Thursday 17 September. Order forms are included in the newsletter today and are also available from the office. Completed orders can be placed in the lunch baskets and they will be processed through the canteen. This will be the last day that canteen will be open for the term. There will be no canteen sales for recess or lunch orders on the last day of term, Friday 18 September.
2015 Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge Congratulations to all students who have taken on the Premiers’ Reading Challenge. Students in Prep to Year 2 need to read or experience 30 books. Students in Years 3 to 6 must read 15 books. So far, 52 students have completed the Challenge. The Challenge finishes on Monday 7 September for Wembley and we look forward to verifying all books and seeing many names on the online Honour roll.
Book Week Visiting Authors During Book Week we had a number of authors visiting our school to speak to our students about their writing craft and inspirations for their writing. This involved all classes from Prep-Year Six. The following authors visited our school and were highly impressed by the students at Wembley. Prep-Year 2 – Lee Fox Years 3 & 4 – John Heffernan Year 5 – Shamini Flint Year 6 –James Phelan All the authors made a huge impact on the students, presenting a fully engaging and entertaining presentation of their writing inspirations, research and illustrations. The students listened intently and used some of the tips back in their classroom to enhance their writing. 2B was highly motivated following their session with Lee Fox, that they decided to use the author’s writing process from seed to publication to write an innovation of one of her popular books, ‘Ella Kazoo Will Not Brush Her Hair.’ Jasper Kazoo Will Not Go To School Published by 2B Jasper Kazoo will not go to school, He yells and he screams and he says, "It’s not cool". Jasper Kazoo will not go to school. Jasper Kazoo stays in bed all day long. He talks to himself, sleeps and sings a song And turns on his computer to play Donkey Kong. His sister Ella gets up early for school. She’d rather go there than swim in the pool. She likes to learn English and Maths and Sport. She likes her teacher and to be taught. Jasper Kazoo’s brain starts to shrink. It’s hard to eat and play and even to think. Dad yells, “Don’t be so lazy.” Your body is tired and your mind is hazy. I think you might be going crazy!” So Jasper Kazoo drags himself out of bed. He puts on his uniform and scratches his head. He’s almost ready to get his mind fed.
Jasper Kazoo arrives at Wembley. “Where have you been?” asks all of 2B, “Today’s not a school day for you and me, Because we’re off to camp at “Cottage By The Sea!” The class also sent a copy of this to the author who responded as follows, “Thank you so much for sending me your magnificent poem! You have worked so hard to get it rhyming just right and I am thrilled that you sent it to me and I’m very proud of your wonderful efforts. Yes, I have enjoyed reading it a number of times and will treasure it. Many thanks again for sending it to me. I was so happy to visit Wembley Primary School during Book Week and I hope you keep on rhyming. It's lots of fun isn't it?” Book Week Parade The Book Week Parade on Friday morning was a huge success. Students, parents and teachers put in a huge effort with costume preparation. You could feel the excitement and the enthusiasm flow not only from our youngest students but even our Year 6 students. Many famous characters could be seen in the crowd. There were witches, fairies, ballerinas, Wally's, a Lorax, Shrek, several Harry Potters and several of his friends, Cinderella's, Snow Whites, Alice in Wonderland and many, many more colourful characters. The amount of visitors who attended the parade is testament to our wonderful community spirit. Thank you to all of the parents who arrived at work a little later on Friday morning! Thank You On behalf of the Wembley staff, I wish to thank you- the parents, for your support throughout Book Week, the Book Parade and the author visits.
Whole School Events Committee
Fathers Day Stall Wednesday 2 & Thursday 3 September Wembley's Mothers Day and Fathers Day Stalls have been getting better and better and more popular. We have bought in more stock in anticipation for this coming Fathers Day Stall. Children can get a card, a gift bag, and a few little gifts for Dad to enjoy, all for $10! Stalls are a service to the Wembley Community provided by WAG. (not a fundraiser) Please contact WAG if you are interested in being a helper on the Fathers Day stall this year. [email protected]
Year 2 and Year 4 Camps –Term 4 Students in Years 2 & 4 are looking forward to their camps that have been booked for Term 4. Parents will have received letters advising them of the camp venues, costs and dates of the proposed camps. The Year 2 students will be going to Cottage By the Sea, Queenscliff in early October, at the beginning of Term 4. The Year 4 students are booked into CYC, The Island at Phillip Island from Wednesday 25 to Friday 27 November. Camps are an important and exciting part of the curriculum and it is expected that all students are able to participate in the Camping Program at Wembley. If parents need to organize a payment plan in order to budget for the camps please contact Mandy or Rosie in the office and they will help you with this. Maribyrnong Young Writers Competition Young writers of Maribyrnong, get your short story ready to enter the Maribyrnong Young Writers competition. The competition has three categories with cash prizes and book vouchers for winners and highly commended stories. Entries open 14 September – 9 October and winners will be announced in November: Category 1 – Prep to Grade 1 (Maximum 500 words) Prize $60 cash and a book voucher Category 2 – Grades 2 – 3 (Maximum 500 words) Prize $80 cash and a book voucher Category 3 – Grades 4 – 6 (Maximum 750 words) Prize $100 cash and a book voucher Highly commended – in addition to category winners, some entries may be selected for additional book voucher prizes. More information to come.
AnnouncementDuring the September school holidays the Yarraville Family Dental Clinic 8/116 Gamon Street, Yarraville is offering free check-ups to all school-aged children in the City of Maribyrnong and the City of Hobsons Bay areas. Most treatment is covered at no-out-of-pocket cost if you have private health insurance, or you qualify for the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS). Appointments are available between Monday 21 September and Saturday 3 October inclusive. Inquiries/bookings: 8354-7618. [email protected]
National Literacy and Numeracy Week:
Monday 31 August - Friday 4 September
Next week, Wembley will be joining in the celebrations for National Literacy and Numeracy Week. Our focus will be on Numeracy in particular, given the strong literacy focus this week during Book Week. The following activities are planned as part of the celebrations: Guess the Number Competition On Friday we will be holding a Guess the Number in the Jar Competition to target students' estimation skills. Bring in a gold coin to enter, with money raised to be spent on school literacy or numeracy resources. Lunchtime Activities Numeracy Trails Go on a numeracy hunt around the school. A numeracy trail for students from years Prep, 1 and 2 will be held on Monday 31 August, with another held for students in years 3, 4, 5 and 6 on Tuesday 1 September. Details will be given at assembly. Paper Plane Competitions Make a paper plane and watch it soar. Estimate how far your plane will go and then check how close your estimate was by measuring. A competition for years Prep, 1 and 2 will be held on Thursday 3 September, with a second competition on Friday 4 September for students from years 3, 4, 5 and 6. Details will be given at assembly. Book Swap On Wednesday 2 September a Book Swap will be held to raise money for Indigenous Literacy Day in the BER (please see below for more details), along with a Dreamtime story reading and activity session. To raise additional funds for this worthwhile cause, some Big Games will also be set up on the quadrangle, with students having an opportunity to play for a 50-cent donation. Reading Opens Doors This year, as part of our National Literacy and Numeracy Week celebrations, our school is supporting the work of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation by holding a Great Book Swap on national Indigenous Literacy Day Wednesday 2 September. To take part students need to bring along a book that they are happy to swap with another student and a gold coin donation to choose a “new” book. The Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) works to put books into the hands of children and families in remote Indigenous communities across Australia. In the lifetime of the project, with the support of many people and organisations including schools, they have sent more than 120,000 new, high quality books to over 230 remote communities. The ILF also runs an early literacy project called Book Buzz, which puts board books into the hands of babies, toddlers and their families. The Foundation has published and funded more than 40 community books, some of which are translated into first language. Please help us support their work! Please bring any books that you would like to donate in to school throughout this week. There is a box set up outside the office, which is labeled for this purpose. Then don't forget to bring your gold coin donations on the day! Thank you. Numeracy Challenges Included in this newsletter are 2 numeracy challenges that students can complete at home and bring in to enter in the Numeracy Challenge Competition and win a prize. One challenge is for students in Years Prep, 1 and 2, with the other challenge targeted at students in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. Please insert all entries in the labeled box outside the office. All correct entries will go in the draw and a winner for!each challenge will be announced at the Assembly on Friday 4 September. Remember to include your name and class on your entry and good luck!
Billy went to the Royal Melbourne Show and had a go at the clowns. He had 3 balls altogether. He could score a 1, 2, 3 or 4 with each ball. It is possible to get the same score more than once.
1. What is Billy's highest possible total score after using all 3 balls?
Moo Moo’s Ice Cream shop just opened for the summer season. Moo Moo’s has five different flavours of ice cream – chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, bubble gum and mint chocolate, as well as, three topping choices – sprinkles, whipped cream and chocolate chips. A small sundae comes with one scoop and one topping, a medium sundae comes with two scoops and one topping and a large sundae comes with three scoops and two toppings. If medium and large sundaes can come with scoops of the same or different flavours of ice cream, how many different ice cream sundae combinations can be ordered at Moo Moo’s?
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WEMBLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL FOOTBALL DAY LUNCH DATE: Thursday 17th September 2015 .
RETURN FORM AND MONEY TO CANTEEN BY Friday 4th September 2015 STUDENT NAME:……………………………………………………….. CLASS:…………………………………………………………………… PLEASE TICK YOUR PREFERRED LUNCH OPTION LUNCH 1 PIE (Sauce Yes/No) And 300ml Milk (Chocolate or Strawberry) 5.50 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LUNCH 2 Hot Dog (Sauce Yes/No) AND 300ml Milk (Chocolate or Strawberry) 5.00 Halal Meal Available Please tick ----------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------
PLEASE RETURN LUNCH FORMS AND MONEY TO CANTEEN BY Friday 4th September 2015 For every lunch order received, Jude Fina Foods will donate 40 cents back to your school ======================================================
WEMBLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL FOOTBALL DAY LUNCH DATE: Thursday 17th September 2015 .
RETURN FORM AND MONEY TO CANTEEN BY Friday 4th September 2015
STUDENT NAME:……………………………………………………….. CLASS:…………………………………………………………………… PLEASE TICK YOUR PREFERRED LUNCH OPTION LUNCH 1 PIE (Sauce Yes/No) And 300ml Milk (Chocolate or Strawberry) 5.50 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LUNCH 2 Hot Dog (Sauce Yes/No) AND 300ml Milk (Chocolate or Strawberry) 5.00 Halal Meal Available Please tick ----------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------
PLEASE RETURN LUNCH FORMS AND MONEY TO CANTEEN BY Friday 4th September 2015 For every lunch order received, Jude Fina Foods will donate 40 cents back to your school
BIGGEST Wembley Family Fun Day EVER
• Saturday, 14th of November, 10 – 3pm • Make contact with your Class Rep to discuss what you will be doing at the
WFFD! • Monies raised on the day will go towards School ground improvements and
new playground equipment.
Tim at Digital Media Creations has kindly donated his services to put together a Facebook Page and a Web site for our up and coming Wembley Family Fun Day. Log on to be in the know! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wembley-Action-Group/939921876058265 http://wembleyactiongroup.com.au/home/
Want a bigger role in delivering the WFFD? Contact us at [email protected]
Wembley Action Group, 2015 Calendar
Wednesday 2 &
Thursday 3 September: Fathers Day Stall
Sat Saturday November 14: Wembley Family Fun Day (WFFD)
10am - 3pm
Every Friday morning @ 9am K team publishing Children's writing in the BER building.
All welcome every week.
Many opportunities to help this year.
Stay in touch with your Class Rep for more details.
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PREP A Jacinta Byrnes-for using her story plan to help her write an amazing fairytale.
PREP B Alice Brunnen-for excellent work describing the chance of something happening in Maths. Well done Alice!
PREP C Alexandra Bishop-for her borrowing of interesting words from a mentor text about being loved.
PREP D Isabelle Goodman-for her improved handwriting and effort to use the dotted-thirds and for her fabulous story writing.
PREP E Brooke Meek-for showing responsibility in the classroom.
PREP F Aliki Papadopoulos-for showing persistence when working on her writing tasks.
1A Addison White-for her participation and great listening skills during out author visit with Lee Fox.
1B Charlie Widdup-for huge improvement in his reading and demonstrating a clear understanding of what was read!
1C Mia Stokes-for persistence and 100% effort.
1D Olivia Turton-for writing a convincing persuasive text on why we shouldn’t come to school everyday.
1E Henry Le-for his fantastic efforts in writing. Well done.
2A Charlotte Keane-for finding one eighth of different shapes.
2B Reuben Formosa-for showing resilience when wearing his book week costume.
2C Alex Ly-for his detailed diagram of a made-up sea creature. Jamie Blaszczyk-for his effort and persistence when researching squids.
2D Chloe Tyson-for fabulous labelling of your created marine creature. !
3A Amelia Archer-for being a friendly and helpful student.
3B Callum Biffin-for consistently upholding the Wembley Values and being a great role model to his peers.
3C Hannah Scothern-for outstanding effort with visualising fables in reading.
3D Dean Radle-for being cooperative.
3/4A Wil Baker-for outstanding effort in his homework. Awesome work! Declan Shine-for being resilient and determined to overcome all obstacles in his way. Keep up the awesome work.
4A Ryan Bleakley-for consistent inquisitive questioning to understand what he is learning.
4B Jesse DaVinci-for working hard and showing persistence when learning something new.
4C Mimi Lellyett-for effective note-taking to assist her understanding of Aboriginal culture.
5A Arian Miftari-for excellent improvement (due to amazing effort) in Maths. Well done.
5B Darcy Skopelitis-for enormous efforts and persistence to improve on his maths SMART goals. Amazing progress!!
5C Lily Seidel-for her great contributions and use of the Wembley values during book club.
6A Rina Jade-Cooper-for working hard to learn how to subtract mixed numbers.
6B Denzel Abdou-for amazing effort this week in all areas of the classroom and especially his homework research. Keep up the great work!! Luke Blake-for being a great role model to his Prep buddy Elliot and displaying the Wembley Value of respect during the Book Week parade.
6C Abdul Rahman Elmir-for great effort towards his Maths work on finding precentage discounts. Well done! Damon Bennett-for super effort towards Maths this week. Well done Damon!!
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DO YOU HAVE A CHILD WHO STRUGGLES WITH READING
AND SPELLING?
Speld Victoria’s CEO, Clare Carmody, is coming to visit your school for an information session to discuss Specific Learning Difficulties with Teachers and Parents.
This 45min session includes:
x Specific Learning Difficulties (eg.dyslexia) x About Speld Victoria x How to get support for your child or student if you suspect they might have dyslexia
SPELD Victoria is a membership based, not for profit organisation and registered charity. For the last 46 years we have worked to serve the estimated 1 in 10 Victorians with Specific Learning Difficulties (like Dyslexia).
Today, our shared vision is that every Victorian child has the opportunity to reach their learning potential. We work with our members, government, schools and the community to make this vision a reality for children with SLDs.
When: Wednesday 9th of September 2015 Where: Wembley Primary School Time: 3.45-4.30pm If you would like to attend please click the link and register your details at https://wembleyspeld.eventbrite.com.au For further information about our organisation please visit www.speldvic.org.au
FREE EXPERT ADVICE on SLD’s Infoline: 1800 051 533
Personalised Mathematics programs to enhance your child's primary school learningUpcoming programs:Fractions
Fractions, Decimals & Percentages
Secondary School Algebra
The Y Intercept is a concept developed by local professionals and educators exclusively for the children of our Yarraville community.
www.theYintercept.com.au
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The Women’s Circus has been working with women and their families for nearly 25 years. Our children’s programs at our purpose-built circus facility in West Footscray run year-round in blocks of 4 weeks (or full terms of 8 weeks) which coincide with Victorian school term dates. Our programs for young women run in blocks of 8 weeks.
Let your child discover the wonderful world of circus in a safe and supportive environment.
Our classes for young people are:Mini Monkeys3-5 years. This class involes both parent and child in developing early circus skills.
Trainee Tumblers6-11 years. This class is specially designed for those starting Primary School.
New Young Women12-17 years. This class focuses on confidence building for young women.
For more information head to:www.womenscircus.org.au
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