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21 July 201721 July 2017

Leadership Team NewsWe are excited to welcome each and every one of you to Term3. Our staff are here to work with families and caregivers toprovide a Franciscan education to our young people. We wantto ensure that our children reach their full human potential,and a big part of this is learning. We look forward to workingwith you, our students and the members of the community toprovide the high-quality education and care that we all have theright to and the responsibility for.

Our goal is to ensure that all students become critical thinkers,active problem-solvers, inquisitive readers, but mostimportantly happy, well-adjusted young adults, who areprepared for the demands of the real-world. This is so theycan become productive members of society, whether that beas a future leader, or going on to contribute and give backsomething positive to our community.

This term we will be celebrating CatholicEducation Week. This takes place between23rd and 29th July and focuses on ‘Sharingthe Journey’. Pope Francis said:

Today, we need a Church capable of walking at people’sside, of doing more than simply listening to them; aChurch which accompanies them on their journey.

The whole journey of life is a journey of preparation…tosee, to feel, to understand the beauty of what lies ahead,of the homeland towards which we walk.

What is important is the whole journey by which we arriveat the mission the Lord entrusts to us.

The website below has plenty of additional information.

http://www.catholiceducationweek.com.au

The Catholic Education Week launch this year is in Cairns. Herein Brisbane we will celebrate together at a special CatholicEducation Week Mass at the Cathedral of St Stephen onSunday 23 July at 2.30pm. A combined schools choir will sing

at the Mass. All schools are invited to attend and we encourageany staff, families and friends to join us in ‘Sharing the Journey’.

It is also worth remembering that NAIDOC Week wascelebrated the week of the 2nd July. It provided an opportunityto recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history,culture and achievements and to acknowledge and celebratethe contributions that Indigenous Australians have made to ourcountry and our society.

The theme for NAIDOC Week was Our Languages Matter itrecognised the importance, resilience and richness ofAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. At St Francisour P-6 Students were lucky enough to have Phil Geia performfor them last Friday in recognition of this important week.

Phil Geia is a Bwgcolman (many tribes) with family ties toYarrabah and the Torres Straits. He had the privilege of

attending two types of schools: a mainland school and anAboriginal school where his grandfather was a teacher. Phil

has many years’ experience working with school children bothnationally and internationally and for the past few years has

been working as Cultural Officer at Palm Island.

All those present, both staff and children, loved the program.They had a wonderful time and learnt a great deal through Phil’sstories and unique way of sharing his culture.

We would also like to celebrate a sporting success story. Duringthe School Holidays a number of our boys teamed up withEmmaus College to play in the Emmaus College ConfraternityTeam. The Confraternity Carnival is an annual Schoolboys’Rugby League competition conducted by the QueenslandIndependent Secondary Schools’. The boys who played wereNathaniel Tafola, Gareth Kepu, Josiah Taofinu'u, TrinityLilomaiava, Lemi Taulaga, Jordyan Hussary and Peter Evalu.

This combined team won Division 3 against St Bernard(Herberton). We would like to congratulate the boys, they werea credit to our College and played extremely well. In particularwe would like to congratulate Lemi who won the Spirit ofConfraternity within the Emmaus team.

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New Digital Student Wellbeing PlatformWe are excited to announce that we have signed up to a brandnew digital platform called SchoolTV. It is a wellbeing platformfeaturing Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, addressing the modern-dayrealities faced by schools and parents who increasingly needclear, relevant and fact-based information around raising safe,happy and resilient young people.

We are aware that there is a great deal of information availabletoday given the amount of technology we have access to,but this can often be confusing and overwhelming for parentslooking for guidance. SchoolTV addresses this issue. It is anonline resource designed to empower parents with credible,sound information and with realistic and practical strategies.

All our St Francis College families will now have access toinformation on various topics, with new ideas being exploredeach month. To gain access to SchoolTV, all you need to do isgo to the following link and click on ‘Launch SchoolTV’:

http://saintmarys.qld.schooltv.me/launch

You will also be able to access this via the Parent Portal.

Here you will find information and resources, along with adifferent contribution each month by a recognised expert.

SchoolTV can assist you with having those awkwardconversations with your children as it will cover a range ofdifficult topics.

Welcome to Mr David GallWe are very pleased to welcome Sr Lee’sreplacement for Semester 2, Mr David Gall,Assistant Principal Curriculum: P-9.

David was the Education Officer –Technologies in the Learning and TeachingDirectorate. He has held various curriculumand pastoral middle leader roles at St Augustine’s College andalso at Caldwell High School and Radford College in Canberra.

We warmly welcome David to St Francis College and wish SrLee all the best as she embarks on her well-deserved renewalleave.

On behalf of all the staff, we welcome you all back and thankyou for being a part of the St Francis College community.

Tricia Kennedy

Student, Parent, Teacher LearningConversationsAs part of your child’s educational journey and our stronghome school partnership we strongly suggest that you attendthe Student/Parent/Teacher Learning Conversations, as shownon the College calendar on Monday 24 July from10:00am-7:00pm.

Years 7-12 parents may book teachers to discuss their child’sacademic progress in individual subjects.

All bookings need to be made through the Parent Teacheronline booking system. This can be accessed via the followinglink: St Francis – Student Parent Teacher LearningConversations Bookings

Can I take this opportunity to thank all families who have alreadyengaged in availing themselves and booking session times.

Music - Motivator or Distraction?

Most students listen to music while studying. With either itunes/iphone in ears, or even an “old fashioned” CD player going,students are listening to anything from Beyonce to GoodCharlotte while doing homework. There are advantages anddisadvantages to listening to music while studying.

Advantages:

Disadvantages:

• Most students say listening to music helps themstudy longer. If something can make it slightly lessboring, students are more likely to keep doing it forlonger.

• Listening to music has been found to be LESSdistracting than listening to random household noise.

• Music puts students in a good mood. The bettermood we are in, the longer we persist on difficulttasks.

• Research shows that compared to silence, peopleare less able to do difficult tasks while listening tomusic.

• Studies show that if you have a problem solving task,people who do it in silence compared to those doingit while listening to music do the task better andquicker.

• It seems that music interferes with our attention andcognitive skills particularly music with lyrics andmusic that is unpredictable and slightly bizarre. It isalso especially distracting for introverts compared toextroverts.

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In summary, some recommendations:

Warmest regards,

John MarinucciOn behalf of Tricia, John and Julian

Religious Life of the School

From the APREs

Year 12 Retreat

Year 12s spent the last three days of Term Two on the beautifulSunshine Coast. They were challenged by activities they havenever done before and may never do again and all participatedbrilliantly.

There was time spent in prayer and reflection and studentswere challenged to be people of gratitude. The final activityinvolved building a sandcastle Tau on the beach as animpermanent reminder of our presence there.

Fr Sunil’s Birthday

On the first Sunday of the holidays we attended with StMaximilian Kolbe Parishioners the celebration of Fr Sunil’sfiftieth birthday and the 25th anniversary of his priesthood. Itwas a wonderful opportunity to welcome him home.

Christmas in July Vinnies Winter Appeal

Thank you to those of you who have donated canned and drygoods for the Winter Appeal. Food and clean warm blanketscan still be placed under the tree in the office until the 28th July.

Value of the week

The value of the week is ‘Harmony’. Please read on to discoverwhat this means at St Francis College.

The Values of Harmony and Peace

In a College community as diverse as St Francis College, thevalues of peace and harmony take on special meaning. At aMass in Assisi in 2013, Pope Francis had this to say in hishomily:

Franciscan peace is not something saccharine. Hardly!That is not the real Saint Francis! Nor is it a kind ofpantheistic harmony with forces of the cosmos… That isnot Franciscan either! It is not Franciscan, but a notionthat some people have invented! The peace of SaintFrancis is the peace of Christ, and it is found by thosewho “take up” their “yoke”, namely, Christ’scommandment: Love one another as I have loved you(cf. Jn 13:34; 15:12). This yoke cannot be borne witharrogance, presumption or pride, but only withmeekness and humbleness of heart.

See a description of all our Franciscan values on the website.

Learning and Teaching News

Years P-12

“…to be loved as to love”

Welcome back for Term 3.

Numeracy is a foundational skill for student success at schooland beyond. As such schools and families play an importantrole in developing student capability. The MathematicsTeaching and Learning Centre at ACU highlights some generalprinciples for families to help children with Mathematics:

• Listen to music when you really “have to” – whenbored, in a bad mood or tempted to stop (or can’tstart) homework.

• Listen to music if your house is really noisy and youcan’t shut it out any other way.

• Turn the music off when you are doing somethingquite hard (revising for a test or working on difficultconcepts).

• Listen to music without lyrics if you can (classical,electronica), music that has a predictable beat/tuneor music that is very familiar to you.

• Turn the music down a couple of notches.

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They also suggest activities to assist parents in helping childrenwith Mathematics. One area that I will focus on in this newsletteris Estimating.

Estimating is an important activity and applies to all aspects ofmathematics. Wherever possible, ask your children to estimatequantities. For example, you might ask children to:

David Gall (Assistant Principal Curriculum: P-9)

Years P-6

Primary College Choir

Please be aware that our Primary College Choir gather togetheron Wednesday mornings at 7:30am in the Secondary MusicRoom.

Any students from Grades 3-6 are welcome, regardless of theirability. It is simply a chance to sing together and have fun!

Pastoral News

This weeks’ articles of interestAnxiety affects people from all walks of life, and lots of childrenhave it. We hope these articles help you feel more in the knowand better equipped to understand what’s happening in ananxious mind. If you are able to recognise it, you will be able tosupport your child and seek help if needed.

Ms Michelle Kelly (Assistant Principal Pastoral: P-12)

Positive Behaviour 4 Learning

Positive Behaviour 4 Learning: Years 7-12St Francis College aims to produce thenecessary academic and social skills withinour students that will enhance their ability tosucceed and develop for many years tocome. To ensure this development takes place, we setexpectations for our students which encourages them to strivefor success and personal development. The last two‘Expectations of the Week’ have been specifically designed to

develop these essential skills and consist of; Lining up andwearing the appropriate uniform.

Lining Up

By expecting students to line up in two lines outside theclassroom, routine and structure can become evident in thebeginning of a lesson across the College. It is important that weteach and model the behaviour we wish to see in our studentsby being consistent and setting clear expectations for all. Liningup is coupled with the expectation that students are ready tolearn and have the correct equipment for the lesson. It alsoprovides the opportunity for the teacher to individually welcomeeach student.

Wearing the appropriate uniform

By ensuring that students are wearing the College uniform withpride at all times. Our students are the strongest advocates ofour College. It is important that they too see the College uniformas a way of unifying and representing our community amidstof our many differences. We want our students to be proud towear their uniform appropriately.

These are essential qualities that will no doubt improve yourchild’s personal wellbeing and success, but we need yourassistance at home in further developing these qualities. Askyour child what the ‘Expectation of the Week’ is and teachthem the skills and techniques that have worked well for you.Through this partnership of College and home, we can ensurethat your child has the very best opportunity to succeed.

SFC PB4L Team

Ask a SpeechieSometimes it can feel like technology is taking over our lives!Here is one way to use technology for the greater good – tobuild your child’s literacy skills!

Best YouTube Kids’ Channels

http://growingbookbybook.com/youtube-kids-channels-build-literacy/

Book Videos

• Build on success and be positive about the learningof Mathematics

• Letting children work things out by asking questions

• Children need time to think of the answer – waitbefore you rush in to answer it for them

• Use mathematical words in conversation (e.g. insteadof saying big red bucket use 10 Litre bucket)

• Estimate the number of people in the room

• Estimate how many slices of bread in a loaf

• Estimate the biggest house number in the street

• Estimate how far it is to a particular place whilstdriving

• Estimate the crowd at a sporting event

• Estimate the number of steps from the bottom to thetop of the stairs

1. One favorite channel is Storyline Online. Children canlisten to professional actors read stories. We have somany favorites but I think I Need My Monster read byRita Moreno is our absolute top pick. You can watchvia YouTube or go directly to their Storyline Onlinesite.

2. And, if you would like to hear authors read their ownbooks, check out KidLit TV Read Out Loud videos.There are lots of other videos to discover at KidLitTV, so make sure to do a little exploring. Watch thisvideo where Kelly Light reads Louise Loves Art!

3. Speakaboos has a variety of stories and songs forkids to watch and read along with as the textappears on the screen. You can access unlimitedbooks and resources on the Speakaboos site for afee too.

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Videos to Learn Nursery Rhymes and Songs

Singing is a wonderful way to build language skills. Here aresome of our favorite singing videos for kids.

More Literacy YouTube Channels

PBS Kids has an assortment of channels that help kids buildliteracy skills. The show, Electric Company helps kids enjoy andlearn about words. And, you’ll find lots of literacy nuggets at theSesame Street channel for younger children.

Ms Jennai Beckett (Speech Pathologist)

Sports Update

Years P-12

News from the Sports Desk!

EMMAUS/SFC CONFRATERNITY TEAM

Congratulations to Lemi Taulaga, Gareth Kepu, JordyanHussary, Trinity Lilomaiava, Nathaniel Tafola & Josiah Taofinu’uwho competed in the Emmaus College Confraternity teamthroughout the June/July holidays. The Confraternity Carnival isan annual Schoolboys’ Rugby League competition conductedby the Queensland Independent Secondary Schools’. The boysplayed well and were a credit to St Francis. They ended upwinning Division 3 against Mt St Bernard (Herberton). In thepreliminary games the team had gone down to Mt St Bernard.Another massive congratulations goes to Lemi who won theSpirit of Confraternity within the Emmaus team.

Please let us know if you are an SFC Sporting Star!

If you have achieved sporting success outside of school makesure you let either Miss Litzow or Mr Grove know. We wouldlove to hear about your sporting gifts and talents and highlightit on assembly and in the school newsletter.

P-6 Athletics Carnival: Age Champions

Age Champion Runner-Up

9 Year Old Boys Bonheur Kalemba Memphis Butler

9 Year Old Girls Anyieth Maduk Ruaia Mario

10 Year Old Boys Leek Deng Lachlan Moulds

10 Year Old Girls Rangimaria Hurea-Poi Maxine FaraimoSinalei Iosefa

11 Year Old Boys John Ador James Uelese

Age Champion Runner-Up

11 Year Old Girls Maddison MouldsIgette Kavira

Kyra Yates

12 Year Old Boys Jack Spencer Visal Da

12 Year Old Girls Lynn Urra Lauren Cocks

Congratulations to the following students that have beenselected for the upcoming Beenleigh District Carnival to be heldat Windaroo State School on the 26th July, 2017. The eventsthey will be competing in have also been listed, please note thatthe carnival is only open to 10-12 Year olds.

10 Year Old Boys

Leek Deng – 100m, High Jump, Long Jump, 800mLachlan Moulds – 100m, Shot Put, Long Jump, 200m,800mBrian Wani – High Jump, 200mJamieson Burton – Shot Put

10 Year Old Girls

Rangimaria Hurae-Poi – 100m, Shot Put, Long Jump,200mMaxine Faraimo – High Jump, Long JumpSinalei Iosefa – Shot PutSuffer Eremugo – High Jump, 800mPanina Mataqi – 200m, 800m

11 Year Old Boys

Vadim Gilbert-Marino – Long Jump, 800mJames Uelese – Shot Put, Long Jump, 100mJohn Ador – Shot Put, 100mMadol Maduk – High Jump, 200mAleer Deng – High Jump, 200m, 800m

11 Year Old Girls

Madison Moulds – High Jump, Long Jump, 100m,200m, 800mIgette Kavira – Shot Put, High Jump,Saffron Tevita – Shot PutKyra Yates – Long Jump, 100m, 200m, 800m

12 Year Old Boys

Jack Spencer – High Jump, Long Jump, 200m, 100mDylan Sootaga – Shot PutDimitri Chadwick – Shot Put, High JumpVisal Da – 100m, Long JumpTaj Nason – 200m, 800mJayden Large – 800m

12 Year Old Girls

Lauren Cocks – Long Jump, 800mBaali Bonner – Shot PutJessica Akiri – High JumpTiannah Baker – High JumpLynn Urra – Shot Put, Long JumpCharity Toalepai – 200m, 800mIsabella Zincola – 200m, 800m

1. Simple Songs shows cute animations while singingsimple songs and nursery rhymes.

2. Little Baby Bums also has loads of nursery rhymesand song videos. Check out Five Little SpeckledFrogs.

3. Oh, we love music by Laurie Berkner. Her channelhas lots of videos of many of her songs includingMoon, Moon, Moon and We Are the Dinosaurs.

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An information letter was sent home to the students onWednesday 19th July.

The winner of the 2017 P-6 Athletics Carnival was JAGUN. Thefinal leader board can be seen below.

JAGUNJAGUN KURRAWAKURRAWA WIIMULLIWIIMULLI YARRAYYARRAY

344 316 206 338

Congratulations to JAGUN on their victory! It was a veryclose result in the end and I thank all the wonderful studentswho participated on the day. Your level of respect andsportsmanship was exemplary. A massive thank you to all theprimary staff and parents who helped students on the day.It was a fantastic community event that celebrated not justathletic ability but also friendship, kindness, resilience and thatreal ‘have a go’ attitude that we all love.

7-12 FAMILY GROUP ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

Last Friday the 7-12 students had their Family Group AthleticsCarnival. It was a great day for Athletics and all students weredressed in their colours ready to support their family group. Allstudents did their best and competed in as many events aspossible. A special mention goes to Ivana Muavae who brokethe Open Girls Shot Put with a throw of 10m 99cm.

Keep an eye out in the next newsletter for the various AgeChampions and the overall Family Group winner! The results willbe announced at the 7-12 assembly next Tuesday 25th Julyfrom 12.45pm. All parents are welcome to attend!

SECA

Round 6 of the SECA games saw some great wins.Congratulations to all students who played to the best of theirability and represented the school with pride! Just a reminderthat SECA days are normal school days and all students areto attend in their full sports uniform WITH proper sport shoesand white socks. Congratulations to the winning teams andMost Valuable Players for round 6.

SECA ATHLETICS

The SECA Athletics Carnival will be held on Tuesday 1st Augustat QSAC stadium. Students who placed in events will bechosen to be a part of the team that will represent SFC. Theteam is on the sports noticeboard and permission notes havebeen given out and need to be returned as soon as possible.

Congratulations to the students that made the team and wewish them the best of luck.

TERM 3 SPORT CALENDAR & TRAININGTIMETABLE

Term 3 is a busy term for sport at SFC! Please see attachedthe Term 3 sports calendar & training timetable so that you cankeep up to date.

WHAT’S COMING UP…

Other news…

There is always a lot happening in Sport so keep your eyespeeled on the newsletter, sport notice board and the dailyannouncements for updates. If you are interested in any of theactivities listed come and see Miss Litzow or Mr Grove at theSports Office (Rufino).

Miss Jordan Litzow & Mr Lachlan Grove (SportsProgram Leaders)

Careers Corner

School Based Traineeships/ApprenticeshipsHave you thought about a School Based Traineeship/Apprenticeship? Earn while you learn.

Check out some of the vacancies that we have on offer. If youare interested, visit the Careers Office for more information.

Position Vacant

The White House of Waterford is seeking a year 11/12 studentfor a school based Cookery Apprenticeship. You must havea positive attitude, energy, willingness to work hard and benaturally friendly and service oriented. If you are interested, visitthe Careers Office for more information.

Pharmacy Experience Day 2017

Experience a day in the life of a Pharmacy student at TheUniversity of Queensland. Participate in hands-on lab activities,take a guided tour of the PACE facility, learn how the Pharmacydegree opens many doors for postgraduate study. Click herefor more information.

Year 12 Teaching Scholarships

Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) is offering scholarships toAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who are currentYear 12 students in a BCE College and are interested in acareer in primary or secondary education. The Teaching degreeis to commence from the beginning of 2018. Click here for moreinformation

• Open Boys Coomera River Cup – Thursday 20thJuly (4pm – 8pm) @ Assisi College

• SECA Round 7 – Thursday 20th July

• SECA Round 8 – Thursday 27th July

• SECA Athletics Carnival – Tuesday 1st August

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Logan Youth Career Expo

All Year 10 students have been provided with the opportunityto attend the City of Logan Youth Careers Expo. This eventwill be held at Insports Logan Metro Centre on Tuesday, 25thJuly 2017. A letter was issued to students on Monday 17th July2017.

Open Days and Expos

Australian Catholic University – OpenDay Saturday 22nd July 9am-2pm110 Nudgee Rd, Banyo

www.openday.acu.edu.au

The University ofQueensland – OpenDay Sunday 6August, St LuciaCampus

www.Future-students.qu.edu.au/open-day

Griffith University – Open Day Sunday23 July

www.griffith.edu.au/study,GUMMURRII Information night 1stAugust 2017 Gold Coast Campus,3rd August 2017 Nathan

Campus www.griffith.edu.au/gumurrii

City of Logan YouthCareers Expo –Tuesday 25 July9am – 2.30pm,

Logan Metro IndoorSports Centre, 357Browns Plains Rd,Crestmead

Try a Trade – Friday 8th September2017 9.30am-1.30pm, PCYCNerang, Cayuga St, Nerangwww.goldcoast.qld.gov.au/try-a-trade-world-of-work-expo-2017-41420.html

Ms. Kim Spencer (Student Guidance Officer)

Administration Matters

Get Started VouchersThe next round (Round 10) of the Sport and RecreationServices (SRS) Vouchers program started on 12 July 2017.

Vouchers are available to any of our students who are eligible.The vouchers can help pay for the cost of sport or recreationclub membership, and/or participation fees through registeredGet Started Vouchers clubs.

If any of our parents/carers/guardians and/or students hold avalid Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card you canapply online. Alternatively, nominations for children and youngpeople who do not hold a concession card can be initiatedthrough our College by a registered referral agent, such as aPolice Officer or School Guidance Counsellor.

Any queries can be directed to the Program Development UnitPDU@npsr.qld.gov.au

Please note the vouchers are issued on a first come, first servedbasis. Once all vouchers have been allocated for the round, theround will close. Applications will close on 27 September 2017(or earlier if all vouchers have been allocated).

School ReportsPlease remember that reports are currently on the Parent Portaland are ready for you to access and read. Any changes to yourEmail or other contact details must be given to the office toensure that you can access these.

Parent Teacher Learning ConversationsPlease be aware that these will be taking place on the 24th July.You can book your time slot either through the website or theParent Portal.

TransLink to trial real-time info forschools in LoganThroughout term 3, 2017 TransLink will trial its real-time systemon-board selected school buses in the Logan area.

If you catch a Clarks Logan City school bus, you now haveaccess to real-time information about your services.

Real-time uses GPS tracking technology to predict how faraway your bus is. If the bus is stuck in traffic, or held up forsome reason, the timetable online adjusts automatically.

Download the MyTransLink app, or visit the link below toaccess the real-time information. Just search for your preferredbus stop on the ‘stops and stations’ page, and the real-timetimetable information is now available.

http://www.translink.com.au/

Remember to save your preferred stop for future use.

For more information on this trial, please visit the link below.

http://www.translink.com.au/rtfs

Once the trial has finished TransLink will conduct a review andmake a decision on whether or not to roll out the functionalityacross all school services in South East Queensland.

NOTE: This trial is only taking place on Clarks Logan City schoolbuses, real-time information will not be available on other busoperator services which may service your school during thetrial.

Mrs Claire McBean (Marketing, Communication andEvents Coordinator)

SFC Community Hub

New Community Hub ActivityOn Thursday 20th July the Community Hub started a newfree activity, Sewing Classes! They will be continue to be runthroughout Term 3 every Thursday 9:30 - 11:30am.

Please remember everyone is welcome and childminding isavailable for your little ones!

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Parish News

Date Claimers

21July

6.30-9.30pm Retreat by Divine Retreat CentrePriests

26July

7.00pm Events Committee Meeting

28Oct

Annual Parish Fair, please mark this date in yourcalendar!!

More details to follow

Community News

Cannons Southside Inc Basketball Club

Developing players and leaders in ourcommunity

Cannons basketball club is on the south side of Brisbane,rapidly expanding with proven success and servicing ourcommunities!

We invite all new and existing junior ballers (7-17 years) tojoin us for Season 2 commencing in July.

Season fees apply, term payment options available

Trainings are Tuesdays/ Wednesdays @ Calamvale CommunityCollege

Online registrations are open NOW:

Enquiries welcome anytime:

email: cannonsbasketball@gmail.comJoin us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cannons.southsideWebsite: www.cannonssouthside.sportingpulse.net

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