3 November 2017

Newsletter Articles

UPCOMING EVENTS

October/November 2017

PAYMENTS DUE

PRINCIPAL’S NEWS

BOOST

This week I was delighted to spend time in the Preparatory classes where students were engaged in BOOST reading lessons. BOOST is a series of high impact lessons aimed to improve a specific aspect of learning for all students. BOOST is a school strategy where a team of staff work with the class teacher to teach children in small focus groups. Students work to achieve their learning goals.

I was delighted to celebrate the success of the Preparatory students and were proud of their reading and writing development. They are almost ready for year one!

BConnected

Last Wednesday evening, approximately 50 parents /carers, attended an information session where they learnt how iPads are used within the school to support student learning. The session detailed that in 2018, all students from years 4-6, are invited to bring a privately owned iPad to school to support their learning. Thank you to Mr Thomas, Head of Curriculum and Mrs Vener, Teacher who were key speakers at this event.

BConnected is the agreement where students / parents and the school agree to the terms and conditions of use of these devices at school. Students in these grades who do not have an iPad will continue to access school devices as they do currently, through the use of school computers and iPads.

A placemat of the required apps for 2018 will be provided to parents in the coming weeks. Please remember that once you have bought an app it can be used on multiple devices.

Early Years Playground Design

Currently, the school is working with a landscape architect to redesign the early years playground. Works have been completed to mitigate the significant water flow from this area through the construction of additional drainage. In the recent rains, we witnessed a significant difference in the effect of the new drainage on the early years playground site.

The existing early years playground equipment will be moved to Prep. This will make way for the construction of a new outdoor learning area and playground. The school and the Aspley State School P & C Association have committed funds toward this project. We eagerly await the completion of the design and scope of works.

Visitors to the School

All parents and visitors who attend the school, or volunteer at the school, are to report to the office and sign the visitor’s register. This is a workplace health and wellbeing requirement. Parents and visitors who volunteer at the tuckshop, are required to sign in the P & C Volunteers Register at the tuckshop.

If parents wish to have discussions with school staff please make an appointment. In order to give you their full consideration and attention, please make a mutually convenient time to meet. Teachers are often not available to talk before school or during class time as they are committed to their teaching duties for the day.

Everyday Counts

School absenteeism can impact significantly on students' learning and wellbeing.

Research shows that in Queensland, higher student attendance is associated, on average, with higher student achievement. Additionally, attending school every day helps children to build social and emotional skills such as communication, teamwork and resilience.

Under the law, you must make sure your child is enrolled and attends school on all school days unless there is a reasonable excuse. Schools monitor attendance of students and follow up with parents and caregivers any unexplained absences.

It is very important that all students attend schools each day. School breaks for the summer vacation on Friday 8th December 2017. Students resume for school on 22 January 2018.

If your child does not want to go to school, or is missing school without you knowing, please contact your school immediately for assistance and support. The school guidance officer is a useful contact to support parents.

Preparing Your Child for High School

The Department of Education has some useful information for parents / carers to support their child’s transition to high school.

Leann Griffith-Baker
Principal

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S NEWS

Student Leadership for 2018

Congratulations to the following students who have completed the 2018 Senior Leader (Round 1) process – currently their title is “Senior Leader-elects”, in other words the ‘Senior Leaders in waiting’ for next year.

This is a strong acknowledgement and reward for their ability to demonstrate the five Aspley Exit Statements – Self-managed individual; Resourceful and creative thinker; Effective communicator; Quality producer; and Active, responsible group member.

2018 Senior Leader-elects (Round 1):

From this list, the following 10 students have been shortlisted by the staff of Aspley State School as the nominees for the upcoming School Captain ballot:

Best wishes for all of these students for the leadership journey ahead and for the upcoming ballot processes for Captaincy positions.

The School Captain ballot will be completed prior to the next Newsletter, prior to the Music Captaincies, Sports House Captaincies and the Team/ Crew Captaincies all being completed and in place for the final Assembly on Tuesday 5 December 2017.

Sports Awards

Congratulations to the following students for their selection in the following Metropolitan North Sports teams this year:

WONDERFUL JUNIOR WRITERS

Year 1 students are making some fabulous word connections with Ms Agnew during BOOST, activating prior knowledge before reading. These students are making connections between words and the story.

This is a Sheena Cameron strategy that is also being used in 2/1 M.

Students are responding well to classroom and BOOST support for writing. Lucas is writing up a storm! Well Done!

Lucas C

Prep 2018:

All parents of 2018 prep students are invited to attend a Prep Information night on Wednesday 15 November at 6.30pm in the school hall. During the night, parents will hear from a range of school staff members, including our current prep teachers, about what life will be like in the first year of school. Parents will hear about the activities that happen in the first couple of weeks in prep and how to prepare students for the first day.

Following on from the Information night, 2018 prep students will be invited to attend an Orientation day. This year’s Orientation day will be on Wednesday 29 November from 9.00 – 10.30am. On this day students will meet their classmates in the school hall. After initial introductions, students will spend the morning session in their classrooms. During this time, parents will have the opportunity to tour the school with a member of the leadership team. If you have transitions statements from your child’s pre-prep program, please bring them on the day

Book orders for 2018: Free postage

Those parents wishing to order 2018 booklist items through Learning Pod online are reminded that free delivery is offered for orders placed before the 2nd of December. Learning Pod have advised that if prompted for a free post code, please enter the following: lpfreepst

CURRICULUM NEWS

Word Mania Winners

Year 3 attended a free robotics session at school, a wonderful prize for placing in the top 10 in the nation for the Word Mania competition.

Students learnt some basic coding during the session and all were mesmerised by the actions the robot could undertake once programmed, including walking and talking! The highlight though would have to have been the robot dancing gangnam style! We look forward to the Word Mania competition in 2018 and hopefully winning another prize as informative and entertaining as this!

Art Affair

The Aspley State School Art Affair was held on Friday the 20th October. The Aspley community were able to view a gallery of fine art produced by the students of Aspley State School, under the watchful eye of Artist Wendy and her team of professional artists. After the event it was great to here such wonderful feedback from a variety of parents and community members;

“The smile across many of their faces as they carried their art from the classroom was priceless” - Kirsten

“The look of pride on my son’s face at the exhibition. Worth every cent!” - Tracey

“Mr Smith was a super auctioneer”, “We were very impressed of the quality of the work” – Greg

“It was a beautifully and professional staged event- Thanks to all the senior students as well for doing such a good job hosting” – Belinda

LIBRARY NEWS

Book Fair!

The Pre-Christmas Book Fair is starting next Thursday afternoon, 9 November and finishes Wednesday 15 November.

Opening times are as follows:

Thursday 9th November – 3pm-4pm
Friday 10th November – CLOSED
Monday 13th November - -8:15am- 9am and 3pm-3:30pm
Tuesday 14th November - 8:15am- 9am and 3pm-3:30pm
Wednesday 15th November - 8:15am- 9am and 3pm-3:30pm

Teachers will be taking students through in Class groups at selected times.

Stationery items as well as posters, and lots of books for all ages will be on sale. Parents will be able to come in and view before school and after school. When you visit the stall you can fill out a ticket and you could win a voucher to help with purchases.

Payment options include Debit or Credit card (EFTPOS machine) cash or online receipt. For convenience you can use the form on the brochure or wish list to order and pay, send the form with the receipt number written on it to school and your child can bring home their books.

If you wish to purchase as gifts as Christmas Presents, please let me know so I do not let your child have them, or if you would like them gift-wrapped we can do that too.

MUSIC DEPARTMENT NEWS

WIZARD OF OZ – MUSICAL THEATRE EXCURSION

50 Aspley State School Year 4 and Year 5 students have now secured the 50 student tickets to attend the QPAC Musical ‘The Wizard of Oz’ on Wednesday 22nd November, 2017. Students attending this incredible theatre experience will be meeting with Mrs McIntyre in upcoming weeks to discuss attending this excursion. Please take note of the following details below to ensure a positive experience for all involved:

ASPLEY SEMESTER TWO MUSIC PERFORMANCE EVENING – WEDNESDAY 8TH NOVEMBER, 2017

The Aspley State School Music Program will hold its Semester Two Music Evening at the Aspley State School Hall on Wednesday 8th November, 2017 commencing at 6.30pm. Our children have had a fabulous year of music making through-out 2017 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, Junior 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 the important information below to ensure this performance evening is successful for all involved:

We encourage students to demonstrate acceptable audience etiquette. You can help by re-iterating the following points at home.

• No moving around the hall while ensembles are performing.
• No talking during performances.
• When performers are not on stage they are to sit in their designated area.

Our Semester Two 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.

CHORAL ENSEMBLE REHEARSALS

Choral ensemble rehearsals for Senior, Junior and Boys Choir conclude in Week 6 after the Semester Two Perfomrance Evening. Thank you to all choral singers for a fantastic year of singing and thank you to parents/caregivers for supporting your childrens musical endeaours. Mrs Macca is very much looking forward to the Music Evening and sharing what the choral ensembles have achieved.

CURRENT AND UPCOMING MUSICAL EVENTS - TERM FOUR 2017

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

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC NEWS

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC RECRUITMENT PROCESS FOR 2017 - 2018

Congratulations to all prospective instrumental music students who expressed an interest in participating in the 2018 Instrumental Music Program and completed the testing processes with our Instrumental Music Teachers Ms Christine Jabs and Ms Amanda Jerram last week.

Ms Jabs and Ms Jerram have now completed this process and have given students information regarding the outcome of their testing process to participate in the Instrumental Music Program for 2018. Congratulations to those students who were offered a placement in these wonderful programs! We are so very excited for you.

A reminder for those families who are accepting a placement into the 2018 Instrumental Music Programs:

1. The Aspley Beginner Instrumental Music Compulsory Parent Information Evening will be held on Tuesday 14th November 2017 commencing at 6.00pm in the Music Classroom. Important information will be disseminated at this meeting. Please ensure that one parent is present to represent your child/ren who will participate in the 2018 Instrumental Beginner Program. Please note that this meeting is NOT for continuing Instrumental Music Students.
2. All required payments and paperwork to accept offers are due into the school office by Friday 24th November 2018.

The Recruitment Timeline below outlines the various steps that will be followed through Semester Two 2017 for our 2018 Instrumental Music intake.

Please take note of the recruitment timeline and procedure dates below, as testing/enrolment outside these dates if not permissible.

Aspley State School
Instrumental Music 2017
Recruitment Timeline and Procedures

If you have further questions regarding this exciting process, please contact Mrs McIntyre.

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC RESOURCE SCHEME PAYMENTS/CONTINUING FORMS

All students continuing in the instrumental music program for 2018 will receive this week a copy of the 2018 Instrumental Music Student Resource Scheme Parent Information Letter. It is a requirement that every child in the Instrumental Music Program pays the resource scheme of $40.00 per student per year (regardless of how many instruments learnt). Students who are using a school instrument, an additional hire fee of $80.00 per school loan instrument will be applied. If you are using your own instrument in this program, you do not pay the $80.00 instrument loan hire fee, however the $40.00 Instrumental Music Student Resource Scheme must be paid. Full payment is required by Friday 24th November 2017. Please note that the option of paying in instalments is not available for this program. Failure to make this payment will result in the withdrawal of your child from this program.

We value your support and with it, we look forward to your student enjoying and achieving success in the program.

MUSIC FEST – TERM 4

CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CONCERT BAND – GOLD AWARD

Congratulations to Ms Jabs and her incredible Senior Concert Band for their tremendous performance on Monday 24th October at the Music Fest held at Iona College! The Senior Concert Band was awarded a Gold Award for their efforts at this musical event! The Adjudicators report says ‘thank you for your well-rehearsed and exciting performance today. You played with great spirit with a true sense of quality teamwork. Keep working hard! Very well done to everyone involved. Bravo!!” We are so very proud of you all & we look forward to hearing you perform at the upcoming Music Evening on Wednesday 8th November 2017.

Thank you to parents for supporting our students attending such a marvellous experience. One we are sure they will not forget.

MUSIC EVENING REHEARSAL SCHEDULE

Instrumentalists are reminded that they will be required to bring their instruments/music to school on Wednesday 8th November to participate in rehearsals with both Ms Jabs and Ms Jerram through-out the school day in readiness for the Semester Two Music performance evening.

WOODWIND/BRASS/PERCUSSION NOTICES

Lessons and Junior/Senior Concert Band ensemble rehearsals will be as per the Instrumental Music Lesson Timetable.

Please ensure you refer to your timetables for upcoming changes.

Please note that:

• 8th November – Senior Concert Band is on as per usual, however, all lessons through-out the school day are cancelled due to the rehearsal schedule for the Semester Two Music Performance Evening taking place through-out the school day.

Students will be having their last Instrumental Music Lessons with Ms Jabs in Week 7 of this term. Students will be required to return all loan instruments and band music during this last lesson.

STRING NOTICES

Lessons and Senior String Orchestra will be as per the Strings timetable.

Please note that:

• 8th November – Senior and Junoir String Orchestra members will have rehearsals through-out the school day in readiness for Semester Two Music Performance evening.
• 9th November – Senior String Orchestra rehearsals are cancelled for this morning, however, string lessons are on as per the timetable.
• 16th November – All lessons and Senior String Orchestra will be cancelled for this day.
• 23rd November – Senior String Orchestra rehearsals are cancelled for this morning, however, string lessons are on as per the timetable.

Please note that students will be having their last Instrumental Music Lessons with Ms Jerram in Week 8 of this term. Students will be required to return all loan instruments and orchestra music during this last lesson with Ms Jerram.

Happy Music Making
The Aspley Music Department

SPORT DEPARTMENT NEWS

Swimming Carnival Trials 50m Events

Students wishing to trial for a 50m event such as Freestyle, Breast-stroke, Backstroke and Butterfly will need to bring their togs to school next week (Week 6). Trials will be held during both 1st break (10.30am -11.00am) and 2nd break (1.15pm – 1.50pm) all week, students just need to go to the pool during those times and they can trial for any 50m event. If students are wishing to trial for more than one event, they might need to swim on different days but they can pick any stroke to trial on any day.

Acceleration Sports Testing

On the 30th of November, Aspley State School will be having a visit from a sports testing company – Acceleration ESP LTD, who have selected 20 students from our school to participate in an Olympic level testing and analysis session. Good luck to those students who were selected.

QAS4Schools Program

On the 24th of November, Aspley State School will have some visitors from the Commonwealth Games Schools Initiative, who will present and talk to all students in grades 3-6 about the up-coming Commonwealth games and what that means to us as a school. The information session will be in the hall from 2-3pm.

EARLYACT NEWS

Early act Donations

Thank you to the families who have already donated some non-perishable items to Early act to send to the Windsor House for homeless teenagers. We would still welcome more donations, so if you can assist it is not too late.

Early act members will collect your donations from your classrooms each day.

Thank you.

Nelma Wright and Luke Grove.

Canberra Meeting for Year 5 Parents

Year 5 parents are invited to attend an information talk on the 2018 Year 6 Canberra trip. This meeting will be held on Thursday, the 23rd November commencing at 5:30pm in the Music Room.

At the meeting, forms will be available to indicate an expression of interest in your child going on the Canberra trip in 2018. If you are unable to attend the meeting, forms will be available at the school office from the 24th November.

Ice blocks on Sale

Just a reminder that the Student Council is selling ice blocks on Mondays at second break. These ice blocks are 40% fruit juice and cost $1 each. Thank you for your support.

Nelma Wright

STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS

Club Kidpreneur Market Day

MONDAY 6TH NOVEMBER

In Term 3, selected students from Year 5 and 6 participated in the Club Kidpreneur Program. The children worked in teams to build their own business with the profits going to their selected charity.

Throughout the program the children stretched their creativity, got comfortable with risk and failure and built their confidence and resilience.

Their hard work has finally come to fruition with our market day being held straight after assembly on Monday, 6TH November.

Each class in the school have been allocated a ‘shopping time’ to purchase products from our Kidpreneurs. Please show your support by sending a small amount of money with your child to school on Monday.

Sally Agnew and Lisa Oliver

Stuff-A-Ki

We are selling a variety of handmade items, including stuffed animals, sherbet lollies and sandbags! Prices range from 50c-$7.

We have a buy one get one free offer if you’re planning on buying our scrumptious sherbet!

We are donating our money to Hummingbird House- helping children in need.

REMEMBER STUFF-A-KI!

Andrew, Imogen and Elaine (5F)

Galexier

Greetings members of the school community. On the 6th of November, the Aspley school hall is hosting the club kidpreneur market day. Galexier will be selling a unique product called galaxy globes, for $2 or 3$. They are similar to snow globes, except in many more colours and varieties. And, to top it all off, all of our funds will be donated to Dementia Queensland. So come on over and get your galaxy globes.

David, Maya, Emma, (5F)

SLIME- Squeeze it, Stretch it, Slime it!

Slime it is a slime company with any slime you could ask for. From amazing slime to super cool slime, we will give you the best satisfaction. It will cost $3.50 each and two for $5 as well as slime kits for $7. A range of colours and textures.

Jordan, Amber, Riley (5M)

Lolly Jackpot!

We are the lolly jackpot team. Come down to our stall on the 6th November after assembly. You only have to bring $1.50 and be guaranteed to win LOLLIES even if you miss the boxes. Our money will go to cancer research. Don’t miss out and we will see you at our stall!

Liam, Lauren, Sarah (5V)

Kool Beadz

Hi there! We are the Kool Beadz team. We sell all types of different coloured bracelets to go on your wrist and clips to go in your hair. The bracelet price ranges from $1- $2.50. The clips are ranged at $1.50. Come to our stall on the 6th of November after assembly in the hall. We will see you there!

Abby Brian, Mikaela Wegner and Luka N. (5/4G)

Kiggles!

Welcome to Kiggles the place where you can get your keyring. We have many colours and you can also customise them with a letter of your name! So come on down to Kiggles and get your keyring on Monday the 6th of November.

Yuiko, Jacob, Jay (5R)

Jillies, Fillies and Fillies

Hello Cupcake lovers, this is TGF, we will sell you chocolate and vanilla and strawberry cupcakes for only 1 AND A HALF BUCKEROOS see you in the hall on Monday

Ilya, Jude, Flynn (6F)

Slimers

Hello Slimers, ready for a Slime Mania? On the 6th of November we will be selling slime ranging from $2.00 to $3.00 in the hall. Be sure not to miss out on our stress relief slime.

Isabella, Saskia, Ryan (6O)

Brownie Time

Hello Brownie Lovers, if you love brownie’s come to our stall on the 6th of November in the hall for $2 and if you want a flavoured brownie it is $2.50. We will be selling normal brownies, flavoured brownies and gluten and nut free brownies. So everyone can join the fun!

Xavier, Laura and Amelia (6H)

P&C NEWS

P&C News 30 October 2017

Do you sometimes wonder why the school or P&C hold certain events and not others?

Would you like the school to support certain charities or days? Well, why not get involved?

One of the best ways to share your ideas is to be a volunteer. When you volunteer at Aspley State School, you’re meeting with a group of people who have an invested interest in improving the school so that our children can have a great school years experience. You have the opportunity to share your ideas with other parents, who can then support these ideas in communication between the school and the P&C. Being a volunteer for one event won’t sign you up for life. We won’t personally hound you or hassle you (well, we’ll try not to), in fact – we’d rather lots of people offer to help in little ways to spread the load. The more people who get involved, the more that can be achieved!

If you haven’t had the chance to volunteer this year, please consider helping us for one morning in the tuckshop or for one hour at the Election Day Sausage Sizzle. If you’d prefer to get your hands really dirty, there will also be a working bee soon. We’d love to meet new families and get to know you and what you’d like for the P&C to do in the future. And I promise we won’t ask you to become treasurer of the P&C next year.

TUCKSHOP VOLUNTEERING MADE EASY:

• Thank you to the community who have provided feedback regarding the current tuckshop operations. We have set up a new on-line system to make it easy for people to see when we need help. You can choose a date and time for ANY time for the rest of this term. The more volunteers we have, the more likely Jane will be able to expand the current menu to include treat foods and to plan special meal deals. SO… if you can help on even just ONE day, this will allow Jane to plan her day. Of course, if you still like to fill out a paper slip, please see the note below.

Sign up for Tuckshop Volunteer Roster

TUCKSHOP RE-BRAND:

• The tuckshop of today is not the tuckshop we know from our childhood. While for some families, tuckshop is still considered a once-in-a-while treat; for many others, they are life-savers for busy families and students are partaking in tuckshop meals more often. As such, we want to reflect this change and would love our community to think of a new name and maybe even design some artwork that we could use to “pep” up this area. Perhaps your class can work together and come up with a great theme!
• We have extended the deadline for submissions until Monday November 13th and look forward to seeing what the students come up with! You are welcome to submit your entry on the form provided by the school or contact us for a new one.

TUCKSHOP MENU:

• Sushi is now available Tuesdays and Wednesdays: Orders MUST be placed by midday Monday to be processed.
• The current menu has been streamlined so that toasted sandwiches are available first break, and other hot food is available second break. Sandwiches, salads and snacks are available at both breaks. Note, the hot food options change daily and rotate fortnightly, so it is worthwhile logging into Flexischools and checking out what may be coming up. New menu items include fried rice, fajita style chicken, pasta, and korma. Vegetarian options are also available.

UNIFORM SHOP NEW HOURS:

• NEW Open Hours for Term 4: Mondays 8-9.45am and Thursdays 3-3.45pm
• Are you able to help on Wednesday 29 November? Volunteers needed to help our new prep families.

Sign up for UNIFORM SHOP VOLUNTEER November 29 2017 -

UPCOMING EVENTS

ASPLEY MUSIC NIGHT – 8th November, Wednesday, from 6.30pm.

• We would like to thank Tracy Davis MP and the following Aspley businesses - Coffee Club, Fasta Pasta, Jaycar Electronics, and Baskin Robbins, Ellaways and Harvey Norman for supporting our Aspley Music Night. They have donated some great prizes for our music night raffle, and we thank them very much for their support. Please support the businesses that support us (and say “Thanks!” to them the next time you visit!). Harvey Norman Aspley are currently offering Aspley State School students a special price on iPads and accessories – make sure you ask them for your special offer.

WORKING BEE: Save the Dates – Saturday AM and Sunday PM in NOVEMBER

• Thank you for your feedback and ideas for our working bee. Now it’s time to put your words into actions – we’d love your help! Children are welcome to attend with their parents!

ELECTION DAY SAUSAGE SIZZLE & BAKE STALL – Saturday 25 November

• Do you love to bake? Can you help donate baked goods? Or help us pack items for sale on the Friday? You can drop your baked goods to the Tuckshop on Friday 24 November, or Saturday morning by 9.30am.
• Are you handy on the BBQ or good at adding? We’d love your assistance. Hourly spots available from 7.00am to 3.00pm on Saturday 25 November.
• Let us know that you can assist by signing up at the link below; or emailing AspleyEvents@gmail.com

Sign up for ELECTION DAY SAUSAGE SIZZLE & BAKE STALL Volunteer -

DINKLEBOO PERSONALISED KIDS PRODUCTS – SPECIAL SAVINGS CODE ACTIVE NOW!

• Get organized with Christmas gifts and labels for the new year. Use this code AFRDB-RNKF-VY74S9 to get 50% off your entire order! Place an order by December 1st to go in the draw for a special Christmas Hamper. Share this code with your families and friends so they don’t miss out either! See the FLYER for more details.

P&C GENERAL MEETING 21st November 7pm, Library. Join us for the last meeting of the year to celebrate our 2017 achievements and find out what’s in store for 2018.

• Should you have items you would like to discuss at this meeting, please advise the P&C Secretary in writing, no later than Monday 13 November.
• Email AspleyPC@gmail.com

DONATION REQUESTS:

Tuckshop:

• NEW TEA TOWELS: If you have excess not being used, please consider donating these to the Tuckshop.
• You can drop them off at the Uniform Shop on Monday mornings, or at the Tuckshop Tuesday to Friday mornings, or anytime at the school office.

Uniform Shop:

• We have curtains – can you lend us your HANDY skills in designing and creating 2 change rooms

Please email Uniforms.AspleySS@gmail.com if you can help!

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CAMP AUSTRALIA NEWS

COMMUNITY NEWS

Rhee Tae Kwon Do

Young Engineers

CHESS PEOPLE

Kinetic Kids

Volley Ball

After School Volley Ball lessons by “Kids Get Moving” is endorsed by Craigslea State High School and may be an avenue to the Craigslea High School Volleyball Academy. For more information please down load the attached PDF Document.

Get Out Get Active!

Get Out Get Active Basketball is a fun and inclusive free basketball program for women and girls of all ages and skill levels who would like an opportunity to get out and active with their friends or to meet new people funded by the Queensland Government.

PCYC Indigenous Youths Basketball Clinic’s

Grandparent Of the Year 2017 Competition

The nominated grandparents will be judged & a the winner will receive up to $5000. This competition ends on 8 November so time is short. You can find out more about the competition by clicking here.

Wavell State High School Year 7 Orientation Day