2 June 2017

Newsletter Articles

UPCOMING EVENTS

May/June 2017

PAYMENTS DUE

PRINCIPAL’S NEWS

Woolworths

On Tuesday 30th May 2017 the school leaders accompanied me to the opening ceremony of the new Woolworths store at the Aspley Hypermarket. We enjoyed a performance by the Aspley State High School Vocal Group. We were happy to learn that 40 young people from that high school have gained employment at the local Woolworths store. Woolworths has kindly donated a cheque for $1000 to Aspley State School, Aspley State High School and Aspley Special School. Our school leaders decided that our school will use this donation to buy new books for the school library. Thank you to the parents of the school leaders who supported them to attend this special event. Thank you to Woolworths Aspley for their generous donation of $1000.

Working Bee

Thank you to the volunteers who worked at the recent working bee. As a result we have a new outdoor chess board, safety treads on the pools steps, repainted walls and repainted outdoor games templates. Thank you to those who generously gave of their time. Thank you to Mr Simon Pritchard who coordinated the team who completed these school improvements.

Asbestos Removal Continues

From 10.00 am on Saturday 3 June 2017 works will continue to remove asbestos from the library office and server room which is located downstairs in the Administration Block. Government policy prohibits any person on site while these works are being completed. The asbestos being removed is within the interior of the building and this work creates no risk to neighbours.

Any person attending swimming or language classes on Saturday 3 June are to ensure they leave the site before 10.00 am so the asbestos removal works can progress. No person, other than the contractors are permitted to be on the school site while these works continue. Thank you for your support as we improve our school.

Additional asbestos removal will take place on Saturday 17th June and Sunday 18th June 2017.

Assembly

Due to school photographs being held in the hall next Monday 5 June the school Assembly for next week will be held at 8:45am on Tuesday 13th June. At this assembly we will recognise the students who have been selected to represent our school at district/regional sport.

There will be no school assembly on Monday 12th June as students will use this time to meet in their sports teams in preparation for the upcoming athletics carnival.

School Photographs

School photographs are scheduled to occur on Monday 5th June and Tuesday 6th June 2017. Earlier this week students were provided a timetable outlining the days and times for their photos. Students are to bring their envelope on the day of their photo with the correct payment enclosed. For families who wish to have a photo taken of siblings these photos will be taken at the hall from 8.00 am – 8.40 am each morning.

Community Coffee Evening

Parents / carers, teachers and students are invited to attend an informative Community Coffee Evening on Wednesday 2 August 2017 at 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm. At this information night Open Eyes Social Media will give parents, children ranging from Year 3 – Year 6, and teachers a clear understanding of why they need to protect themselves and what tools are available to help create more secure accounts and use of these sites.

Presenter Tricia Munn will provide the opportunity to learn and network whilst contributing to a fabulous movement towards building a more social media safe and cyber-harassment aware society.

The presentation will start at a very basic level to ensure that the fear of the unknown is taken care of first and that the “cyber-lingo” throughout the presentation will be understood. It will also inform about the devices that children have access to and how they can be monitored better and set to avoid inappropriate material and unwanted attention.

Open Eyes has a safety vision to bridge the gap between children’s love of social networking and their parents understanding of the potential implications of them being unmonitored. They aim to assist parents to feel empowered to guide their child in adopting protective behaviors and children to see social networking with their safety in mind.

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S NEWS

Under 8s Day

Last Friday was a fantastic day! All students involved engaged in imaginative and creative play-based learning activities enjoying all events. Under 8s day is a celebration of the wonderful and important play-based learning which give children a strong foundation for future learning and growth. Students played with our resident artist, occupational therapists, dance instructor and teachers, to celebrate the wonders of being an inquisitive, active and fun loving child. Please see the photo gallery below

Reminder…

In-catchment sibling interviews will be held on Friday 16th June in the Aspley State School Hall from 9am. You will be notified shortly with an appointment time. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the administration staff.

Round 2 Senior Leader Induction

At Assembly on Monday, the Round 2 Senior Leaders were inducted to their role for this year. Round 2 concludes the process for 2017.

Congratulations to the following students inducted as Round 2 Senior Leaders:

Faye B; Flynn B; Jude B-S; Ruby D; Ruth E; Amelia G; Jason H-M; Jessica J; Noah L; Alex M; Ilya M; Xavier M; and Ruth M.

BOOST update

Year 6 BOOST concludes this week, after 6 weeks on students working to improve their reading comprehension. As part of the culminating activity for Mrs Naidoo’s group, students are asked to write a postcard to a member of Admin describing their participation in BOOST. Samples of student work are attached.

Year 1 BOOST will continue next week, with students continuing their focus on writing. In Mrs Neill’s class, students are creating a published book……..

Gala Day Sport

Today was the last Gala day for semester one. Any jerseys loaned to students are required to be laundered and returned to your coach in a plastic bag labelled with your name. Please do not return these to the Office. Thanks in advance for following this process.

Wavell State High School

Representatives of the Junior Secondary school visited on Monday 19 May to give a presentation to students in grades 4, 5 and 6. It was an informative session outlining the advantages of attending Wavell State High School. If you would like an information pack about the school please see the administration staff.

Photo Day

MSP Photography will be taking our school photographs on Monday 5 June and Tuesday 6 June 2017. For your information, the class photo schedule is below.

For all year levels, students are required to wear their formal uniform for their class photo. Year 6 students will need to bring both their formal school shirt and their graduation shirt on Monday 5 June as they are having the Year 6 Group photo and class photo taken on this day.

To ensure smooth running of the photo days, please note the payment options on the supplied envelope. Regardless of payment method, students must give their payment envelope to the photographer on the day of their class photo.

Parents wanting to have a sibling photo taken, please collect a family envelope from the school office. Sibling photos are being taken in the hall before school from 8am to 8.40am on both days. Please approach the photographer on the day you attend. Bookings are not necessary.

Please contact MSP Photography on 3865 4291 if you have any questions regarding ordering or payment.

2017 CLASS PHOTO SCHEDULE

Meet Our Staff

MUSIC DEPARTMENT NEWS

ASPLEY MUSIC PROGRAM SEMESTER ONE MUSIC PERFORMANCE EVENING

All Instrumental and choral students have now received a parent information letter outlining our upcoming Aspley Music Program Semester One Music Performance Evening to be held on Wednesday 14th June, 2017 at 6.30pm in the Aspley State School Hall. Our children have had a wonderful first semester of music making and we are all very excited to share our achievements with the Aspley Community.

The following ensembles - Senior Concert Band, Junior Concert Band, Senior String Orchestra, Senior Choir, Junior Choir and Boys Choir will be performing. All members of these performing ensembles are expected to attend this performance evening. **Please note – Beginner String Students (students who commenced learning in 2017) are not required to perform at this event.

We would appreciate parent support with various jobs, both on the day of the music evening and during the evening’s performances. If you are available to assist, please tick your preferred choice on the tear off slip on the parent information letter and return to the school office by Wednesday 31st May 2017. Please remember to write down a contact phone number for the music staff to contact you prior to the performance event.

If your child is not available to participate in the Aspley Music Evening, please contact the school in writing by Wednesday 31st May, 2017. If this information is not received in writing, students will be expected to attend.

Please ensure that you read the parent information letter for the finer details of this exciting performance event.

Our Semester One concert is a highlight on our school calendar and we hope you will join us for this very special event. Please contact the school if you have queries.

ASSEMBLY PERFORMANCES

Please note that the Senior Choir assembly performance that was to be held on Monday 5th June, has now been cancelled. Our Senior Choir will now be performing on Week 2 of Term 3 – Monday 17th July.

Our Junior Choir will be performing at assembly on Monday 19th June in lieu of their performance on Monday 22nd May.

We thank you for working with these changes and we look forward to seeing you at assembly to enjoy our musical performances.

CURRENT AND UPCOMING MUSICAL EVENTS - TERM TWO 2017

Please take note of upcoming musical events for Term Two below:

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC NEWS

EDUCATION QUEENSLAND NORTHSIDE BAND BLITZ WORKSHOP – Thursday 8th June 2017

For our young beginner instrumental Woodwind/Brass and Percussion students and families, please note the following details for your upcoming participation in the North side Band Blitz Workshop to be held at Aspley State School on Thursday 8th June:

Times: 9:30am to 5:00pm (conclusion of the concert)
Arrival & Registration: From 9:00am at Aspley State School. Your child will need to register and wear their name tag at all times.
Transport: Parents/guardians are responsible for the transport of students to and from the workshop venue. Please note: No supervision of students will be provided prior to 9:00am. All children must be picked up promptly by 5:00pm (at the conclusion of the concert). Carpooling is encouraged.
Students are to bring: All items brought to the workshop should be clearly named/labelled.

• Instrument in case
• Consumable items for the instrument, such as valve oil, spare reeds, etc
• Percussion: sticks etc
• Collapsible music stand
• 2 Pencils and a soft eraser
• Morning Tea, Lunch & Water Bottle
• Hat for outside play

Workshop Attire: Students are to wear appropriate free dress including closed in shoes. A camp t-shirt will be issued at the Band Blitz for students to change into before the concert.
Uniform for the Concert will be: camp issued t-shirt, full length blue jeans and closed in shoes.
Concert: Beginning at 4:00pm at your workshop venue (Finish 5:00pm)

Entry is free. All are welcome.

Medication: If your child is already on medication from your doctor, you will be required to hand in the medicine/tablets etc to the First Aid Officer when you arrive, and your child is to report to him/her daily as required. You should collect the medicine at the end of the workshop. The medicine should indicate dose and application and be labelled with your child’s name. Please note that teachers can give medication only on the written request of parents/carers.
Queries: Should you have any concerns please don’t hesitate to contact the Music Resource Centre on 3354 0234 prior to the camp or call the Camp Coordinator on 0490 387 649 during the camp itself. Further information is available following the links from:

Absences: As workshop days are classed as school days, if your child is unwell during this activity and unable to attend on a day the parent/guardian must contact the Band Blitz Coordinator so that rolls can be marked accordingly.

We wish you all a marvellous time at this fantastic musical event.

EDUCATION QUEENSLAND NORTHSIDE JUNIOR STRING CAMP – Tuesday 6th June – Thursday 8th June 2017

For our young instrumental string students and families, please note the following details for your participation in the North side Junior String Camp:

Dates: Tuesday, 6 June 2017 to Thursday, 8 June 2017

Venues:

Venue 1: Tuesday 6th June & Wednesday 7th June: Stafford State School, 314 Stafford Road, Stafford

Venue 2: Thursday 8th June: Old Museum Building, Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill

Times: 8:30am to 3:30pm (Tuesday & Wednesday). Thursday will finish at approx. 2:45pm at the conclusion of the concert.
Arrival & Registration: From 8:00am. Your child will need to register each day and wear their name tag at all times.
Transport: Parents/guardians are responsible for the transport of students to and from the camp venues each day. Carpooling is encouraged and should be arranged through you school. Please note: No supervision of students will be provided prior to 8:00am. All children must be picked up promptly by 3:30pm (Tuesday & Wednesday). Thursday will finish at approx. 2:45pm at the conclusion of the concert.

Students are to bring: All items brought to camp should be clearly named/labelled.

• Instrument in case
• Consumable items for the instrument, eg rosin, spare set of strings, etc
• Cello/Bass players need their own rock stop or piece of carpet
• Collapsible music stand
• 2 Pencils and a soft eraser
• Tutor Book
• Morning Tea, Lunch & Water Bottle each day
• Hat for outside play.

Camp Attire: Students are to wear appropriate free dress including closed in shoes.
Uniform for the Concert will be: camp issued t-shirt, full length blue jeans (no rips, preferably no embellishment) and closed in shoes. A camp t-shirt will be issued on the final day for students to change into before the concert.
Concert: Thursday, 8 June 2017 at 1:30pm (Finish approximately 2:30pm)

Entry is free. All are welcome.

Medication: If your child is already on medication from your doctor, you will be required to hand in your child’s medicine/tablets etc to the First Aid Officer on arrival, and then your child will report to him/her daily as required. The medicine is to be collected at the end of each day by a parent/carer if it is needed during the night. The medicine should indicate dose and application and be labelled with your child’s name. Please note that teachers can give medication only on the written request of parents/carers.
Queries: Should you have any concerns please don’t hesitate to contact the Music Resource Centre on 3354 0234 prior to the camp or call the Camp Coordinator during the camp, itself on 0490 420 174. Further information is available following the links from:

Absences: As Camp days are classed as school days, if your child is unwell during this activity and unable to attend on a day the parent/guardian must contact the Camp Coordinator so that rolls can be marked accordingly.

We wish you all a marvellous time at this special string camp.

WOODWIND/BRASS/PERCUSSION

All Lessons and ensemble rehearsals will be as per the instrumental music lesson timetable.

Please ensure that you note the changes to the Instrumental Music Lesson timetable for:

Wednesday 7th June – all Instrumental Music Lessons and Senior Concert Band will be cancelled due to Band Blitz preparations.

Wednesday 14th June – all Instrumental Music Lessons are cancelled due to Aspley Music Performance Evening preparations. Senior Concert will be held at 9.30am – 10.00am in the hall on the stage instead of 8am on this day ONLY.

Wednesday 21st June – all Instrumental Music Lessons and Senior Concert Band are cancelled due to the Aspley State School Sports Day.

STRINGS

All Lessons and ensemble rehearsals will be as per the instrumental music lesson timetable.

Please ensure that you note the changes to the Instrumental Strings Lesson timetable for:

Thursday 8th June – all Instrumental Music Lessons and Senior String Orchestra will be cancelled due to Education Queensland North side Junior String Camp.

Thursday 15th June – there will be no string lessons or ensemble rehearsal on this day due to a school swap with the 14th June (Aspley Music Evening).

Thursday 22nd June – there will be no string lessons or ensemble rehearsals on this day due to the morning Aspley State School sports events and regional moderation.

Happy Music Making
The Aspley Music Department

SPORTS DEPARTMENT NEWS

Congratulations! to Eamon (grade 6) who was selected for the North District Rugby Union team to compete at the Metropolitan Championships later this month.

Congratulations! to Jahrel (grade 6) who was selected to represent Met North at the State Touch Football Championships. We wish him the best of luck!

District Sport News

Softball trials (students turning 10,11 and 12 years) - 26th of June 2017. Please see Mr Schmidt if you would like a nomination form.

Sports Carnival time line and Program of events

JAPANESE STUDENTS HOST FAMILIES

Aspley is again hosting Japanese students this year in August/ September. Please find attached the relevant information.

SPARROWS SOCCER PROGRAM NEWS

Sparrows personalised shirts are here!

The much anticipated arrival of the Sparrows personalised shirts was met with excitement. At training many of the players were keen to try them on and test them out on the pitch! A big cheer goes to Sparrows off-field superstar Carolynne Hassall for her efforts in developing and following through on this idea. The Sparrows students are very grateful for the hours Carolynne has donated to painstakingly input all the data required to make this order successful.

All of the shirts came with an orange note about guidelines for wear and care of the garment. In the event that the note never made it home, here’s a quick reminder:

• If worn to training, BRING A SCHOOL UNIFORM SHIRT TO CHANGE INTO for the school day.
• The Aspley Sparrows shirt design represents the Aspley State School brand, but it is not part of the regular (daily) school uniform approved by the P&C Association. Personalised Aspley Sparrows shirts should only be worn for:
   - Sparrows soccer training
   - At relevant inter-school sports events (eg: Gala Day soccer, Eagles Challenge Cup)
   - On any other pre-approved occasion
• Please treat as you would any other Aspley State School special uniform; only wear this shirt during relevant activities (and not outside of school hours/initiatives).
• Care Instructions: DO NOT IRON. DO NOT TUMBLE DRY. WASH AND HANG ON LINE.

Every player is valuable

Wearing a personalised shirt can definitely make you feel like a soccer star but it’s no substitute for having a great attitude towards training and the game. Playing with the spirit of the Sparrows means commitment to the team and helping each other to shine. Every player is part of the Sparrows team whether you wear a personalised shirt or not; EVERY SPARROW COUNTS!

Sparrows in the Spotlight

This week: volunteer coach for the boys, Leigh-Ann Rohde

With a history of volunteering at Aspley State School many will know Leigh-Ann Rohde for her significant contribution to the Active School Travel program.

Leigh-Ann has supported the Sparrows program as a volunteer since the early days when its target was introducing girls to the sport. Leigh-Ann played a key role integrating the boys’ wing of the Sparrows into the program, helping to get their training off the ground and becoming Head Boys Coach.

With a wealth of on-field action in her resume through experience playing soccer for local clubs, Leigh-Ann brings her energy, skill and dedication to this volunteer position. Initially playing soccer for Nundah FC in 1996, Leigh-Ann later played with Newmarket FC and finally The Grange, adding a competition for the “Masters over 30 Women’s League” to her list of playing achievements.

A knee injury in 2010 forced Leigh-Ann to hang up her playing boots, but with her enduring spirit the undeterred mum of two Aspley SS boys took the opportunity to direct her enthusiasm and experience into soccer coaching, first at Pine Hills Kindy Soccer and currently in the Sparrows program.

They say the early bird catches the worm and this is certainly true for this Sparrows coach who feels she’s scored a goal every Thursday morning! Leigh-Ann says the early starts are worth it as she reflects on the value of seeing so many children turn up to school week after week at 7.30am to participate in the program: “It’s the perfect outlet for their energy before school starts”.

Leigh-Ann’s motivation to volunteer means she gets to see first-hand how much the players love getting out on the pitch to ‘have a go’.

The Sparrows are incredibly lucky to have such a dedicated and passionate coach, so let’s hear it for our Sparrow in the Spotlight, Leigh-Ann Rohde, whose contribution makes a big difference to little Sparrows.

If Leigh-Ann’s story encourages you to lend a hand with Sparrows soccer training sessions, please see contacts below. Every contribution counts no matter how big or small.

Volunteer Coach, Leigh-Ann Rohde with Kym Farrow

Contacts for Sparrows information:

Kym Farrow, Class 6F teacher & Sparrows coordinator,
kafar0@eq.edu.au | 07 3863 9111

Jodie McLagan, volunteer program liaison,
jodie@ozrig.com.au | 0403 186 609

P&C NEWS

Congratulations to Aspley Events (Tee Poh and Katie Flynn) and the team of volunteers for a very successful Hawaiian Disco. Thank you also to the teachers who helped make the evening a fun affair with the Mystery Teacher dance off.

Also, big thank you to Simon Pritchard (Building and Maintenance chair) for his organization of the working bee held recently. Through Simon's efforts, we scored an irrigation system from Bunnings, and outdoor paint from TAFE QLD. We had a small group of very dedicated volunteers who gave up a few hours of their Saturday morning and afternoon, with Simon and Jin staying all day! Hopefully you will notice the freshly painted walls near the Tennis courts, an irrigation system under the walkway near the year 1 classrooms, refreshed games on the grounds, trimmed trees and safe treads on the swimming pool stairs.

Helping the school doesn't always need a set time and sometimes you may be able to donate something that is easy. We thank the Barnett family for their donation of a metal shelf in the tuck-shop which makes our convener’s job safer.

Want to know if/how you can help, just ask or offer. It is that easy!

Term 2 is not over yet and we have the annual Sports Day Bake Stall & HART raffle prize to round out our events for this term. See below for how you can help.

If you have any feedback or questions about the P&C, please do not hesitate to contact Brenden, P&C President on 0412 405 462, or email pandc@aspleyss.eq.edu.au.

REMINDERS:

TUCKSHOP

• There is Hot Chocolate available to purchase over the counter, and Sushi Tuesday is available every week. Keep an eye out on Flexi schools for meal deals as we head into Origin season.
• Judith is always looking for volunteers. Get in touch with Judith to help support our school community. You will be surprised how little is involved.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

SPORTS DAY BAKE STALL

Tuesday 20th June

• Starting at 8.30am, a selection of homemade treats and cold drinks available.
• “Just Add Water” Raffles tickets to win HARTS pool equipment will be available - $2 for 1 ticket, $5 for 3.
• Hot beverages from Jumping Beans Café serving from 8.30am
• How can you help #1thing

1. Bake anything, savoury or sweet. Please ensure you deliver items in disposable containers with ingredients listed. You can deliver to the Tuckshop on 19th June from 8.30am to 9am or at the bake stall on 20th June from 8am.
2. Donate any saleable baked goodies, drop off times as per above.
3. Volunteer your time on the 20th June starting at 8am for 30mins or more.

Please email aspleyevents@gmail.com with your offer of help.

Term 3

LOOSE CHANGE FUNDRAISER – July - Start collecting those 5c coins and other loose change now!

P&C General Meeting – 18 July, 7pm, Library (only meeting for Term 3).

FATHER’S DAY STALL – Thursday 31 August; before school Friday 1 September

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CAMP AUSTRALIA NEWS

COMMUNITY NEWS

GREEN HEART FAIR

Please see below an invitation to your school community to come along to Brisbane City Council’s largest FREE community event, the Green Heart Fair.

What: Brisbane City Council’s FREE Green Heart Fair
When: 9am-2pm, Sunday 4 June
Where: 7th Brigade Park, Murphy Road, Chermside
Cost: Free

The Brisbane City Council’s Green Heart Fair is Brisbane’s biggest free bi-annual community and sustainability festival, promoting innovative green living in a fun, family-friendly environment for all residents to come and enjoy.

Ice Age Live Stage Show, Live Music, Eco Activities, Little Kickers, Geckos Wildlife, face painting, rock climbing wall and more – all for free!

Museum Of Brisbane

These school holidays aspiring artists and designers create their own artworks in Museum of Brisbane’s Young Creatives-in-Residence program, a five-day holiday intensive for young people aged 8-15 years. Our Young Creatives arrive at 9.30am and stay til 4pm for a jam-packed day of arts activity and fun with the Museum’s dedicated Education team. Workshops can be booked as a daily or a weekly experience.

For more information visit the website below or call or email us 07 3339 0822 or info@museumofbrisbane.com.au

Level 3, City Hall, King George Square
10am - 5pm daily
Free entry

QUEENSLAND MARITIME MUSEUM

Ahoy there, Me Hearties!

Pirates are taking over the
Maritime Museum
3 - 7 July 2017

The Queensland Maritime Museum at South Bank is proud to present “Pirates Week” during the Winter School Holidays. It happens each day from Monday 3 July to Friday 7 July 2017 from 10.00am to 2.30pm. The program is for both boys and girls, aged between 5 to 11 years. 5 and 6 year olds and children with special needs must be accompanied by an adult, whose entry is free.

Each day gets off to a great start with the “Pirates on the Diamantina II” pantomime where you get involved by cheering or booing the various characters. Following the show, children are placed in small groups with a guide and supported through nine different activities. It is a great chance for children to be outdoors and learn practical new skills in a fun environment.

Activities for the older group include learning about the big guns and cannons, communicating through flags, rowing a boat [on dry land], throwing a life line, the pirate lifestyle, raising a sail and contour mapping. For the 5 and 6 year olds, there is a separate program involving walking the plank, swabbing the deck, rowing, plus lots more. In both groups, each child will also build a toy Pirate Ship to take home. The day finishes on a high with a Treasure Hunt. Come along in fancy dress and be eligible to win a prize in the daily competition for the best Pirate costume. There are also prizes for the daily colouring competition.

The cost is $21.00 per child [5-10] if paid at time of booking, or $24 if paid on the day of the program. This includes a special pirate-themed lunch, fruit and drink. Adult entry is $7 and lunch rolls are available for adults at a cost of $7.

If you have special dietary requirements, please feel free to bring your own picnic lunch and we will adjust the price down to $18. See the website for lunch menu and special prices for multiple children attending from the same family, as well as further information for parents.

Registration opens on 1 June 2017 and places go quickly, so don’t delay. Booking is confirmed only when payment has been received. Come along and join the fun?

To register, visit the Queensland Maritime Museum website at:

NORTH STAR FOOTBALL CLUB

OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Soul Music Studios

Challenge 2017 is an exciting two-day program of challenging activities designed for students from Prep to Year 8 who are seeking extension beyond the regular school curriculum. All workshops offered are fast-paced and rigorous, and involve challenging activities pitched at individual abilities rather than chronological age. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to step up to a challenge, to meet other children of like minds and to establish new friendships. The workshops are presented by leaders with a keen interest in gifted education—experts in their field—who design programs to stimulate the interests, abilities and curiosities of gifted children.

You must register to attend this event and cost is $77 for non-members
and $66 for QAGTC members.

Registrations close on 8th June.

Unfortunately, no exceptions can be made with late registrations.

Workshop information and registration for QAGTC Challenge 2017 is now available.

For details go to the link below. The link to Descriptive Details of Workshops will provide a blurb on the workshop focus and then the registration paperwork is at the bottom of the webpage.

Register via the website below for Challenge information and registration. Please read all data and make sure that you understand the registration and costing process.

Please also check for any materials levies.

Registrations must close on the 8th June so leaders can be notified whether there are adequate registration numbers for their workshop to proceed. Should the minimum number not be reached the workshops will be cancelled.

with special thanks to our generous sponsors:

Anglican Church Grammar School