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1Neutral Bay Public School - Term 4 Week 9
The Bay TimesThe Bay TimesNeutral Bay School News
Term 4 - Week 9 2018
Neutral Bay Public School175 Ben Boyd Road Neutral Bay NSW 2089Tel: 9953 1798 Fax: 9904 1479 App: Primary Parent Planner
Monday17 December
Year 2 Swim SchemeJunior BandTalent QuestYear 6 Farewell
7.45am
6.00pmTuesday 18 December
Year 2 Swim SchemeParty DaySenior BandJunior ChoirConcert BandLearn to be Safe Year 2Last Canteen Day
7.45am8.00am12.40pm
Wednesday 19 December
Last Day for StudentsYear 2 Swim SchemeFarewell Arch 2.45pm
Thursday 20 December
Staff Development Day
Friday 21 December
No school
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2018 TERM 4: Monday 15 October - Wednesday 19 December
2019 TERM 1: Wednesday 30 January - Friday 12 AprilKindy 2019 Best Start Interviews: Jan 30, 31, Feb 1Year 5 OC First Day: Thursday 31 January 10.00amKindy 2019 First School Day: Monday 4 FebuaryTERM 2: Tuesday 30 April - Friday 5 July
Term Dates
Term 4 - Week 9 2018
Weekly Calendar Page 1
Principal’s News Page 2
Sports House Points Page 3
Star of the Week Page 3
30 Day Band Challenge Page 3
Office News Page 4
Uniform Shop News Page 4
Canteen News Page 4
T-ball Results Page 4
Stage News Pages 5 & 6
P&C News Pages 7, 8, & 9
Community News Page 10
Term 4 - Week 10 2018
Monday10 December
Year 2 Swim SchemeJunior BandYear 4 Presentation Day Assembly
7.45am9.30am
Tuesday 11 December
Year 2 Swim SchemeSenior BandJunior ChoirConcert BandLearn to be Safe Year 2
7.00am8.00am12.40pm
Wednesday 12 December
Year 2 Swim SchemeChamber GroupOrchestraYear 5 Presentation Day AssemblyJunior Band
7.00am8.00am9.30am
11.50amThursday 13 December
Winning House Day (Gilmore)Year 2 Swim SchemeConcert BandLast day to order uniforms
7.45am4.00pm
Friday 14 December
Year 2 Swim SchemeSenior BandSenior ChoirYear 6 Graduation AssemblyPSSAReports sent home
7.45am8.00am9.30am12.20pm
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Principal’s News
Judy GoodsellPrincipal
Year 6 Presentation & Graduation CeremonyThe Year 6 Presentation and Graduation Assembly will be held on Friday 14 December commencing at 9.30am. We look forward to this opportunity to acknowledge the achievements of our Year 6 students and present them with their Graduation Certificates.
2019 SRC ElectionsToday, at the Year 5 Presentation Day Assembly, the 2019 School Captains and SRC were announced. Congratulations to:
School Captains:Aidan P (5A)Amelie O (5B)Juliet P (5M)Matthew C (5M)
P&C MeetingI look forward to seeing many parents at tonight’s P&C Meeting which is the Annual General Meeting. The meeting will be held at 7.30 pm in the Music Room and there will be a presentation of the school’s 2018 NAPLAN results.
On behalf of the staff and students, I would like to thank all of the parents who have attended P&C Meetings this year and been involved in discussions that make our school a better place. I would especially like to thank the P&C Executive and Committee Coordinators who have worked tirelessly this year to provide opportunities and resources for the staff and students at NBPS. In particular, there are many parents who have dedicated an enormous amount of time, energy and expertise serving on the P&C who are stepping down from their positions this year. A special thank you will be given to them for their generosity and service to the school tonight.
Year 6 Mini FeteThank you for your support of the Year 6 Mini Fete which raised $3869.45. The funds will be used to buy the Year 6 Farewell Gift to the school. This year, our Year 6 students are providing a buddy seat for the playground and a set of 3D printers for Stage 3 classrooms.
Semester 2 ReportsReports will be sent home to parents on Friday 14 December. Teachers have prepared these reports professionally and I have been very impressed by the quality of comments made. Reading your child’s report with them is a wonderful way to help them reflect on their achievements, learning, participation in school life and work habits throughout the semester. Our school values of respect, responsibility and personal best contribute to each student’s success as a learner.
Year 6 FarewellWe look forward to the Year 6 Farewell to celebrate the end of Year 6’s primary school years on Monday 17 December 2018 to be held at Norths. The evening commences at 6pm with parents invited to join their children for a final presentation and dance at 8.30pm.
Thank you to the Year 6 Parent Farewell Committee for the generosity of their time and enthusiasm to organise this exciting night.
End of Year PartiesOn Tuesday 18 December, the students will have a party day to celebrate the end of the school year. Students are welcome to bring a small amount of party food.
2019 Student NumbersSchool planning for 2019 is being finalised and accurate information regarding student enrolments greatly assists us in this process. If your child will not be returning to Neutral Bay Public School in 2019, please send an email to the school or complete the form available from the office.
I would like to thank our outgoing School Captains and SRC for performing their leadership duties responsibly and reliably throughout the year. They have been fine role models for our new leaders. Thank you also to our 2018 House Captains, House Vice-Captains, Library and Sound Monitors, as well as the Tech Crew, who have respectfully carried out their leadership duties.
SRC:Alice A (5B) Joel A-E (5C)Ashley W (5B) Yang T (5B)Cairistiona C (5M) Lawrence H (5M)Callan J (5M) Lily-Grace G (5C)Chloe W (5R) Lucian S (5M)Daniel B (5R) Lucile T (5B)Darien H (5A) Matthew Y (5M)Eliza A (5M) Megan V (5M)Emma F (5B) Phoebe S (5A)Ethan L (5C) Ruby O (5A)Ethan R (5A) Samantha W (5C)Evie M (5R) Samuel R (5R)Grace H (5C) Sophie F (5M)Hannah C (5M) Tess J (5C)Jacob H (5B) Toby A (5C)Jessica H (5A) Tom Fish (5B)Jet G (5A) Yousif S (5R)
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Star of the WeekSport House Points
Boyd Gilmore Milson Warung
Week Total
1 4 3 2
Term Total
38 43 41 32
Congratulations to Brian A (6B), whose Water Polo team won the Gold Medal in their division at the NSW State Water Polo Championships 2018, held at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre last weekend.
Being part of a band is a wonderful opportunity for all students. The many skills they learn (such as increased concentration and self-discipline) carry over into all parts of their lives.
Research confirms the benefits of learning a musical instrument. It develops a life-long skill and offers children a means of enjoyment and self-expression. But there are real challenges that sit alongside the benefits of learning an instrument, such as finding time and motivation to practise.
Earlier this term, our band students began a 30 Day Practise Challenge. The challenge was to practise playing their band instrument at home for 30 consecutive days in a row, without any missed days. If a day of rehearsal was missed, students reset their total to zero and began all over again. We are proud at announce that a number of our students have entered our Hall of Fame by successfully completing this challenge.
Congratulations to the following hardworking and very dedicated students. We’re very proud of the responsibility, self-discipline and perseverance that you have demonstrated:
Please note that the Band tryout dates for 2019 are• 2018 Senior Band members - Thursday 31 January 7.45am• 2018 Concert Band members & new students - Friday 1 February 10.00am• 2018 Junior Band members - Wednesday 30 January 11.40am
Genevieve CarnegieDeputy Principal (Rel.)
30 Day Band Challenge
Photo 1: Ethan L 5C, Claire W 6B, Nina H 6B, Nina K 6F and Sam H 4CPhoto 2: Jasper K 6K, Hamish U 5M and Ava M 5A.Photo 3: Daniel B 5R, Jiana S 5B, Conor P-B 6F, Evie M 5R, Samuel R 5R, Chae K 6B
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T-ball ResultsHomerunnersCaptain: Ewan OMVP: Patrick BOn Friday, we played Neutral Bay 2 and we won 20 - 15. It was a very close game, as we were down three players and the other team had ten. We showed good sportsmanship and strived to do our best in the field. I chose Patrick because he hit some home runs and fielded very well. Overall, even though we were down three players, Neutral Bay 1 was still the stronger team.
StrikersCaptain: Alistair HMVP: Dylan TOn Friday, we played Neutral Bay 1 and lost 15 - 20. This year, all of 2 improved, and our batting was great. Dylan deserved M.V.P because he had some great homeruns and got some catches. All in all, we’ve had a brilliant year.
Double OutsCaptain: Luke SMVP: Krishan POn Friday, we played Middle Harbour 1. We won 19 - 17. We were pretty good at fielding and batting. The other team was really good with teamwork, especially when they caught Tom out. I chose Krishan because he was an enthusiastic and helpful player.
MVPsCaptain: Sammy WMVP: Daniel BWe played Middle Harbour 2 and the score was 37 to Neutral Bay and 3 to Middle Harbour. We played a good game and were really good in our fielding.
StealersCaptain: Shinna TMVP: Lucile TThe score was 30 - 12 our way. I think we could have better teamwork as there was lots of arguing during the game. Some people even argued with the umpire. Lucile did a great job when she was hitting.
SlidersCaptain: Lachlan B-CMVP: Chloe WOn Friday, we were playing Cammeray 4. It was a great game. We won 27 - 8. They were only learning as this was their first game.
Canteen News
Week 9 10 Dec - 14 Dec KMWeek 10 17 Dec - 18 Dec KSV
Term 4 Canteen Class Volunteer Roster
Uniform Shop NewsThank You Volunteers!I would like to thank hugely all the volunteers who have helped out this year. Whether it be one hour or twenty, the amount of time you have given in support of the Uniform Shop is greatly appreciated.
LAST ORDERS FOR TERM 4The Uniform Shop will be closing for the year on Friday 14 December so last orders will be taken on Thursday 13 before 4pm.
2019 OrdersFlexischools will resume taking orders from Thursday 24 January with the shop being open on Tuesday 29 January (the day before Term 1 begins) between 10.00am - 12.00pm for order collections.
Volunteers required for 2019We are aways looking for new volunteers to help process uniform orders. We welcome your decision to join our team and can offer weekly, fortnightly or floating shifts to suit your schedule. Please email Sarah at [email protected]
PSSA reminder- The canteen wants to make sure you get your lunch on time. Therefore we ask you to remember to select PSSA when ordering and NO hot food (it won't be ready).
Volunteers Sign in and Out - Don’t forget amazing volunteers need to sign in at the office to get a volunteer lanyard before coming to the canteen
Office NewsStudent MedicationsIt would be appreciated if you could please collect your child’s medication from the school office on your their last day of school.
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Kindergarten News Stage 1 News (Years 1 & 2)
Stage News
Mrs J. Hudson - 2H Class TeacherMiss S. Butcher - KB Class Teacher
As we count down the final days left of Term 4, the KB children are feeling very proud and excited about the wonderful first year of school we have shared together. The Kindergarten children have progressed so much over the year and are eager to continue challenging themselves as they begin a new year.
In Maths, we are learning to compare lengths directly and indirectly. This week the KB children measured different classroom items using informal units. We investigated items that were shorter and longer than a pencil and recorded our information on SeeSaw. We completed Christmas art using our measurement skills and sorted strips of green paper from longest to shortest to construct our own Christmas trees.
Year 2 have been participating in the Swim Scheme program this week. The students have loved getting in the water North Sydney Pool, such a beautiful and iconic location!
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Stage 2 News (Years 3 & 4)
Stage News
Mrs S. Devine - 3D Class Teacher
Stage 3 News (Years 5 & 6)
Mr W. Colebatch - 5C Class Teacher
This week, 3D and all Year 3 classes have been creating stop motion animations with Mr Wright on our iPads. We worked really hard to create smooth movies that looked like real cartoons. It was important not to get our hands in the films! In the spirit of ‘Buddy’ the octopus, we thought outside the box, were creative and inventive and collaborated to problem solve. We really enjoyed watching our movies and we’re really looking forward to adding the sound effects in iMovie next week.
We have been learning to juggle this term in 5C! Students have learnt these skills in a progression that helps them to build the skills required to juggle three balls confidently. We have had lots of laughs, fun and smiles as 5C have enjoyed exploring an exciting new challenge.
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Coming up nextP&C Meeting & AGM Wednesday 12 December 7.30pm
P&C NewsEnd of Year PicnicThanks to the wonderful volunteers who were able to bake and/or help on the stalls (and to those who covered an extra shift on the roster!) at the End of Year Picnic on Friday evening. This year we had a BBQ sausage sizzle, hot dogs, cake stall, packaged fairy floss, gifts, toys, face painting & hairspray stall – and the disco on the oval was a real winner.
We were able to raise $3,500 towards supporting our children and the school.
A full report on the fundraising targets and activities held during the year will be given at the P&C AGM tonight (see below).
2019 Year CoordinatorsWould you like to be involved as a Year Coordinator in 2019? We still need coordinators for years 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Year coordinators are the main contact between the P&C and the parent body (via class coordinators) for school events. Each Year Coordinator is responsible for working with the P&C Events Coordinator to organise one school event during the year (e.g. Grandfriend’s Day, Father’s Day Breakfast, etc), as well as one or two events for that class year (e.g. Year drinks, picnic, etc). If you think you might be interested in the role for next year, please contact our Events Coordinator, Vanessa Baumer-Rowley at [email protected]
P&C AGM - Wednesday 12 DecemberThe P&C Annual General Meeting will be held at 7.30pm on Wednesday 12 December (tonight).The positions that need to be filled for the 2019 P&C committee are: • Vice-President • Canteen Coordinator• Secretary • Assistant Treasurer• Communications OfficerIf you think this might be you, or just want to know more, please read through the role descriptions on pages x and y of this newsletter and/or contact our P&C President, Sharmila Soorian at [email protected]. Ideally, we would like the interested parents to shadow the incumbent office bearers before the end of the year.
And sold! Online auction is finishedThe auction raised just shy of our fundraising target of $10,000. A fabulous result!Thanks to everyone who got involved in our online auction – especially the local shops and businesses who were amazing in their support of our school community. You can find many of them on the Neutral Bay Public Families and Local Businesses Facebook page. Please join the Facebook page for great offers and to support those who are supporting your children.
Payment and collection of itemsIf you were a successful bidder, please pay via direct deposit into the P&C account (details below) or alternatively EFTPOS will be available at collection.Collection of items is from in front of the music room from 2.45pm- 3.30pm all this week. Or at the P&C AGM tonight. Please contact [email protected] with any questions. Please pay the amount into this account by quoting the item number on the auction list.Name: General and Fundraising AccountBSB: 032-197Account No: 411802
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The Bay TimesJoin the P&C Executive - voting at AGM Wednesday 12 DecemberDo you have a few hours a week to commit to enriching your child’s educational environment? The Neutral Bay Public School Parents’ & Citizens’ Association (P&C) is looking for enthusiastic parents to join the executive leadership. It’s a great opportunity to understand how the school works and to have your say in how it runs (as well as providing vital support to the teachers, staff and administration of our school). You’ll have plenty of help during transition from the current team – email the contacts below for more info.
All positions on the P&C Executive are open for nomination, with elections held at the P&C Association Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, December 12, or by proxy vote if you are unable to attend. Nomination forms are available from the school office and can be returned to the office. Nominations will be accepted at the office until Wednesday 21 November 3pm, and at the AGM.
To vote in the election, you will need to be a member of the P&C Association by paying an annual subscription fee of $10 (before the AGM). Contact [email protected] to renew your annual membership.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIESPresident & Vice President (2x)Contact: [email protected]
The President is responsible for:• The successful functioning of the NBPS P&C
Association meetings;• The attainment of the NBPS P&C Association’s
objectives and consistently following the constitution;
• Ensuring that the NBPS P&C Association takes part in decision-making processes in the School and maintaining lines of communication with the Principal;
• Fostering fair participation of all members; welcoming new members and supporting volunteers;
• Acting as the P&C Association’s spokesperson when public statements or actions are needed;
• Being signatory on the NBPS P&C Association’s bank accounts.
Vice Presidents are responsible for:• Assisting the President in the tasks listed above;• Chairing meetings in the absence of the President.
SecretaryContact: [email protected]
The Secretary is responsible for:
• Carrying out the administrative tasks related to meeting resolutions;
• Preparing, in consultation with the President, all meeting agendas;
• Attending P&C Association meetings and taking notes of the discussions; producing and distributing Minutes to members for receipt, possible amendment and adoption at the following meeting;
• Receiving and tabling all correspondence, and writing and sending outgoing correspondence as required;
• Issuing notice of all meetings and maintaining official records of the NBPS P&C Association (i.e.: constitution, by-laws, rules of subcommittees, Incorporation Certificate, ABN details, list of financial (voting) members, Minutes, Attendance book).
Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer
Contact: [email protected]
The Treasurer is responsible for:
• Receiving and depositing monies, maintaining records, drawing cheques, authorising payments and presenting accounts;
• Ensuring that all funds held and handled by NBPS P&C are properly and openly accounted for (including all P&C Association committees). This does not mean that the Treasurer must undertake the actual bookkeeping her/himself, but she/he must ensure that the various sub-committee financial records have been kept adequately;
• Being signatory on the P&C accounts and should not delegate this responsibility;
• Encouraging members to understand the state of the P&C Association finances;
• Ensuring a case book or books are kept, recording all financial transactions of the P&C Association;
• Working with the sub-committee treasurers and an assistant treasurer, whilst all P&C members must be mindful of complying with financial accountability requirements, this is the Treasurer’s primary responsibility.
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The Bay TimesAssistant TreasurerContact: [email protected]
The Assistant Treasurer is responsible for:
• Maintaining the P&C Membership register and monitor who is allowed to vote when votes are required;
• Primary person responsible for depositing cash receipts (having co-counted with the Treasurer or the Treasurer's delegate) and needs to be present at all fundraising events where cash is being taken;
• Delegated to co-approve any general or fundraising expenses with the Treasurer;
• Liaise with the Uniform Shop team to ensure invoices are paid as required.
Fundraising and Events Coordinating Team (2-3x)Contact: [email protected]
This position is best split into two roles – Fundraising Coordinator and Events Coordinator.
The Fundraising Coordinator is responsible for:
• Establishing and maintaining sponsorship relationships with local businesses;
• Planning and running the annual fundraiser – typically a Ball and Auction in odd years and a Carnival during even years;
• Assisting the Events Coordinator.
The Events Coordinator is responsible for:
• Setting up Class Contact lists, and helping Class and Year Coodinators maintain their Class Contact lists;
• Planning and running a number of events throughout the year including community building events such as the Welcome Picnic, and Mother’s and Father’s Day events, and assisting with the annual fundraiser;
• Communicating to the parent body on behalf of the P&C via newsletters, pupil post and school newsletter.
Band coordinatorContact: [email protected]
The Band Coordinator is responsible for:
• Overseeing the administration of the band program, working with the coordinators of Junior, Senior and Concert Bands
• Reporting to the P&C on progress of the bands.
Canteen CoordinatorContact: [email protected]
The Canteen Coordinator is responsible for:
• Ensuring liaison between the Canteen Manager and the P&C;
• Managing volunteer parent helpers;• Organising and chairing Canteen sub-committee
meetings (approximately two meetings per term);• Plus: stocktaking; promotion of special days;
promotion of healthy canteen policy.
Uniform Shop CoordinatorContact: [email protected]
The Uniform Shop Coordinator is responsible for:
• Ensuring liaison between the Uniform Shop Manager and the P&C
• Assisting the Uniform Shop Manager with stocktaking; organising volunteers;
• Organising and chairing Uniform Shop sub-committee meetings (approximately one meeting per term)
Communications CoordinatorContact: [email protected]
Communicates with the parent body on behalf of the P&C via newsletters, pupil post and school newsletter.
Roles to be filled for 2019
• Vice-President• Secretary• Events and Fundraising Coordinator(s), this role
can be shared• Communications Officer If you think this might be you, or just want to know more, please contact our P&C President, Sharmila Soorian at [email protected]. Ideally we would like the interested parents to shadow the incumbent office bearers before the end of the year.
Year CoordinatorsYear coordinators are the main contact between the P&C and the parent body (via class coordinators) for school events. Each Year Coordinator is responsible for working with the P&C Events Coordinator to organise one school event during the year (e.g. Grandfriend’s Day, Father’s Day Breakfast, etc), as well as one or two events for that class year (e.g. Year drinks, picnic, etc). If you think you might be interested in the role for next year, please contact either our Events Coordinator, Vanessa Baumer-Rowley at [email protected]
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Week 1 20-21 Dec • Week 2 7-11 Jan
Week 3 14-18 Jan • Week 4 21-24 Jan
Our VisionWe offer high quality education in all areas of the visual arts for people of all ages and creative levels. Established in 1996, the school has become a recognised learning institution and a specialist centre for teaching art to children, teens and adults.
Our holiday program is unique in that it offers a diverse range of sessions to choose from. Children are taken seriously and taught real art skills in a fun way, with freedom to explore their creativity. Older Students with a degree of experience are catered for in our Junior Masterclasses. Students often develop friendships throughout the week with others who share a passion for art.
Our programs also include: • Adult Programs and Workshops • Social Art Sessions • Kids Term Time • Junior Master Classes • Corporate Workshops • Private Parties • Kids Art Parties
BookingOur computerised enrolment process is simple and convenient for all parties. You may enrol and pay fees by logging onto our website:www.gallery307artschool.com.au
In the event you do not have a computer, access to the internet or wish to pay by cash or cheque, please call (02) 9958 1298 or email us: [email protected]
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Formerly Northbridge School of Visual Arts
307 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge NSW 2063Phone: (02) 9958 1298
Email: [email protected]
2018-2019 SummerHOLIDAY PROGRAM
✓small class sizes ✓nuturing relaxed environment
✓experienced teachers ✓convenient location
✓all material supplied ✓snacks provided, BYO lunch
Formerly Northbridge School of Visual Arts
Our TutorsKen has a Diploma of Graphic Design & Multimedia. He has exhibited artworks with us and teaches in our after school art classes. He has a very exciting approach which appeals to this age group.
Karen has been a professional artist and educator for over 20 years, has won awards in Australia and the U.S.A and has had many successful solo exhibitions across both countries.She is a highly sought after tutor for both adults and children - providing both group and private tuition. Currently teaching in our after school art program
Cath has a BA from Sydney University, an MA from the College of Fine Arts at UNSW and a Masters of Teaching from ACU.She is an extremely accomplished and qualified artist and teacher in all media forms including drawing, anatomy, painting, watercolour and photography.Cath regularly teaches our Junior Masterclasses.
All Day
2019 Junior MasterclassesFor experienced students 9+years
9am - 4pm $120Early drop off 8.30am $8, Late pick up 5.30pm $8
Wednesday 9th JanuaryPainting in the style of Miro
Use various mixed media techniques and improve your colour mixing skills to produce a miro~esque artwork.
Tutor: Karen Atkins
Thursday 10th JanuaryMandala Design
Create a radial design inspired by nature. Show awareness of colour planning and blending of colours
Tutor : Ken Chu
For more information visit www.CIY.Club or contact Yvonnevia M. 0406 633 323 or E. [email protected]
School Holiday Coding Camp for kids aged 7-13
WHEN: Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd January, 8.30am - 5.30pm
WHERE: Mosman Art Gallery 1 Art Gallery Way Mosman NSW 2088
BOOK NOW:
WHAT:Keep the kids busy with our 2 day Website Design and 3D Design and Printing Camp.
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For more information visit www.CIY.Club or contact Yvonnevia M. 0406 633 323 or E. [email protected]
School Holiday Coding Camp for kids aged 7-13
WHEN: Thursday 24th and Friday 25th January, 8.30am - 5.30pm
WHERE: 4 Heydon St Mosman NSW 2088
BOOK NOW:
WHAT:Keep the kids busy with our 2 day Game Coding Camp.
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View our term 1 2019 program at whooshclub.com.au
Fun and enriching After school activities