Wembley Primary School Newsletter No. 26 – 24 August 2016

Upcoming dates: Monday 22 August-Friday 26 August Book Week Wednesday 24 August Book Week Parade Friday 26 August Premiers Reading Challenge ends Book Week Book Swap Wed 31 August – Sat 3 September Year 3 – 6 Art Show Tuesday 13 September Footy Lunch Day (lunches must be pre-ordered by 2 September) Friday 16 September Last Day Term 3 Assembly 2:00pm Dismissal 2:15pm Canteen Closed

Countdown Social Night Congratulations to the Wembley Action Group for organising a wonderful evening of fun and frivolity last Saturday. About 120 of our parents and friends attended the evening and enjoyed hours of live music, disco and dancing. The feedback has been extremely positive and those who attended have been very appreciative of the organisers. At this stage the team thinks that there will be a ~ $6,000.00 profit. Events like this don’t just happen but involve hours of hard work and preparation by willing volunteers. On behalf of the entire school community I would like to thank the following people:

• Rebecca Holder and Ally Lagos for the coordination of the night

• Erin Krake, Catherine Ryan-Dwyer, Paul Dwyer, Eileen Rawstron, Hannah Vorkapic, Dave Lewis, Dean Holder, Con Lagos & Brian Chapman for setup and clean-up

• Linda Turner, Lisa Hodgson and Eileen Rawstron for staffing the bar

• Dave Lewis for all the graphic artwork • Jade Wisely for all the photography

http://www.jadewisely.com/photography/countdown/

• Sad Frank’s Disco (The Dads Band) for their awesome music

Wembley Book Week 2016 Book Week Parade Students and teachers came to school dressed as a character from a book and we held a fabulous whole school parade on Wednesday 24th August. What a great way to celebrate the characters we love and involve our community. Many thanks to our audience and the parental assistance and preparation with costumes. Much fun was had by all.

Clubs and Activities Every day at Wembley, our passionate teachers provide an extra way to enjoy lunchtimes. Children are encouraged to choose from a wide-range of clubs and activities on offer for their year level. There is coding, choir, dance, sporting activities and more! Please remind your child to check the daily clubs schedule for some activities that they may be interested in.

From the Principals

Visiting Authors Over Book week, we’ve had some well-known authors visiting our school to speak to our students about their writing craft, their illustrations and their inspirations for their writing. The visiting author for Prep, Year 1 and Year 2 students was Anna Walker. The visiting author for Year 3/4 students was Felice Arena. The visiting author for Year 5 students was Shamini Flint. The visiting author for Year 6 students was James Phelan. Decorate A Doorway All classes have decorated a doorway in the theme of their chosen story. The displays have involved art and craft, as well as literacy, reading and writing. The effort of our students and teachers is outstanding. We invite you to come in and have a look if you have the opportunity. Wembley Primary School's Great Book Swap Reading Opens Doors! This year, as part of our Book Week celebrations, our school is supporting the work of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation by holding a Great Book Swap during Book week on Friday the 26th August. BOOK SWAP: To take part in the fun, students need to bring along a book that they are happy to swap with another student and a gold coin donation to choose a “new” book. The Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) works to put books into the hands of children and families in remote Indigenous communities across Australia. In the lifetime of the project, with the support of many people and organisations including schools, they have sent more than 120,000 new, high quality books to over 230 remote communities. The ILF also runs an early literacy project called Book Buzz, which puts board books into the hands of babies, toddlers and their families. The Foundation has published and funded more than 40 community books, some of which are translated into first language. Please help us support their great work! Please bring any books that you would like to donate to school any time from next Monday 15th August. There will be a box set up outside the office labeled for this purpose. Then don't forget to bring your gold coin donations on the day! Thank you. Literacy and Numeracy Week 29 Aug - 4 September Next week is Literacy and Numeracy Week. During that week, the following Numeracy activities have been planned as extras to our teaching p: Monday the 29th – Junior Maths Trail. Tuesday the 30th – Senior Paper Plane - estimate and measure. Wednesday the 31st – Junior Paper Plane - estimate and measure Thursday the 1st – Seniors Maths Trail Friday the 2nd – Length/Weight activity Monday to Friday – Estimate the lolly jar competition. The children will be busy developing their numeracy skills whilst having fun!

Reporting at Wembley Primary School We have come a long way in the last few years! Reporting has changed to be more ongoing, and to be accessible online. Now it is time to seek some feedback. We have already engaged with our staff and our Junior School Council representatives to gain their insights and suggestions. There will be three opportunities to give feedback for parents: 1. Online survey (Open to all) your answers will help shape Reporting at WPS in the future. Please follow the link to complete the survey by Friday 2nd September 2016 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5LDC6YT 2. Cup of tea open discussions (open to all) these will be on Monday 29th from 9am-9:40am in the staffroom and Friday 2nd Sept 2:30-3:00 in the staffroom. Please come along for a cuppa and a chat. 3. Written questionnaire (Small cross section of families selected). Sent home with some students along with an email notification. Have you registered for online reporting? If you are having troubles registering, or if you are missing information to complete your registration, please contact our Sentral Helpdesk: sentral@wembleyps.vic.edu.au 2016 Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge Congratulations to all students who have taken on the Premiers’ Reading Challenge. Students in Prep to Year 2 need to read or experience 30 books. Students in Years 3 to 6 must read 15 books. So far, we have read a total of 5568 books and 109 students have completed the challenge! The Challenge finishes on August 26 for Wembley and we look forward to verifying all books and seeing many names printed on the online Honour Roll. If you wish for your child’s name to be printed on the Honor Roll, please check when you log in that there is a ‘yes’ next to that category. Otherwise, email me with your consent. Happy reading. Debbie Arnheim - Premiers’ Reading Challenge Coordinator arnheim.debbie.j@edumail.vic.gov.au Wembley Art Shows Senior Art Show: Is fast approaching! Opening night is Wednesday 31 August. More information can be found further on in this week’s newsletter. Junior Art Show : We are seeking your feedback related to our recent Junior Art Show, held in the BER Building during week 3. There will be a feedback box outside the office for the next 2 weeks, labeled ‘Junior Art Show Feedback’. Please fill out the slips provided and place in the box. Thanking you in advance, Ruth Branthwaite, Matt Symmons and the Art Show Committee Attendance We continually encourage attendance and monitor absences at Wembley Primary School. We are currently have a whole school average of 94.55% attendance. We are aiming for above 95%. Please read our ‘Every Day Counts’ suggestions in the newsletter for tips and strategies to increase attendance.

Footy Day at the Canteen-Tuesday 13 September The canteen will once again hold a special ‘Footy Day’ lunch on the last Tuesday of the Term 3, Tuesday 13 September. Children will be able to order a pie or hot dog and flavoured milk. Halal options will be available. All orders must be pre-paid and placed in the class lunch basket at any time up until Friday 2 September. Orders will be checked and collated by the canteen staff. To allow adequate time for ordering, Footy Lunch orders will not be accepted after Friday 2 September. No Footy Lunch orders will be accepted on the day. Thank you in advance for your cooperation with this. Order forms for the Footy Lunch can be found in today’s newsletter. If ordering for children in several classes please complete a separate form for each child, clearly stating the child’s name, class and room number and if possible please include the correct money. Canteen Closed The canteen will be closed on Friday 16 September (last day of Term 3) for recess snacks and lunches. The last canteen day for this term will be Thursday 15 September. All students will need to bring their lunch from home on Friday. Last Day of School for the Term Parents are reminded that school will dismiss on Friday 16 September at 2.15pm for the Term holidays. An assembly will be held 2.00pm and the students will be dismissed at 2.15pm. The Out of School Hour Care Program will be operating from 2.15pm on this day. Start of Term 4 Term 4 will commence on Monday 3 October with an assembly at 9.00am. Maribyrnong Young Writers Competition Young writers of Maribyrnong, get your short story ready to enter the Maribyrnong Young Writers competition. The competition has three categories with cash prizes and book vouchers for winners and highly commended stories. Please check the library website for details and entry forms. Entries open 12 September – 7 October and winners will be announced in November: Category 1 – Prep to Grade 1 (Maximum 500 words) Prize $60 cash and a book voucher Category 2 – Grades 2 – 3 (Maximum 500 words) Prize $80 cash and a book voucher Category 3 – Grades 4 – 6 (Maximum 750 words) Prize $100 cash and a book voucher Highly commended – in addition to category winners, some entries may be selected for additional book voucher prizes. Thank you in anticipation of your support. Kind regards, Taxia Katsouranis

IMPORTANT WBJC UPDATES: Hi everyone, Following our last Committee meeting, please note the following: 1) AGM & New Committee Members required Our Annual General Meeting will be held in October this year. Whilst a date is to be confirmed, we have a number of positions becoming vacant that require volunteers to fill in order for our club to continue to operate. If you are interested to join the WJBC and help keep our teams on the court please let us know. Many hands make light work and we will struggle to continue without new committee members. 2) BYO Basketballs to Training Our club supply of basketballs at training has all but disappeared. As such, going forward we ask that your player bring their own ball to training please. This will ensure everyone has a ball to train with and accountability for your own ball going back home. Effective immediately. 3) New Under 8's Team Expressions of interest are open now to register a new mixed Under 8's team at Altona for the upcoming summer season. If your chid is born in 2010-11 and would love to join the rising stars of WJBC please let us know. 4) Sponsorship The Club is seeking a sponsor for our new, soon to be launched, team uniforms. If you or anyone you know would be interested please contact Adam on 0430 222 697 to find out more. Lots of opportunity for involvement and exposure within the school and wider community! Any questions please contact Marnie at communication@wembleybasketball.com.au

Sentral

Are you logging onto the Sentral Parent Portal at the end of every week? Stay involved with your child’s learning and view their up to date progress. If you haven’t accessed Sentral, we don’t want you to miss out. This week we are calling all families that aren’t registered and helping to get everyone involved! Please email our specialised Sentral Helpdesk for any assistance: sentral@wembleyps.vic.edu.au Resources: Click here to access the Essential Learning Semester Planners, Scales and Vocabulary to understand Essential Learnings and How Reporting at Wembley works. Reporting: End of Semester Reports are available from 2015 and 2016. Assessments: View Ongoing Essential Learning Progress in Mathematics, English and Specialist. Attendance: View the attendance ‘heat map’ to see student absences.

Wembley Primary School tiqbiz App

Last Term we launched a school app called tiqbiz. Each student received a pack containing individual registration information. This app is NOT part of Sentral. For ongoing reporting and individual student absence information you will still need to access Sentral. The school will be using tiqbiz to send out the school newsletter, general updates, reminders, events and much, much more! tiqbiz is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android Phone, Android Tablet and Windows phone devices. We kindly ask that you download tiqbiz on your device, register a free account then find and tick the school. If you require assistance with tiqbiz or Sentral please email: sentral@wembleyps.vic.edu.au

Wembley 2016 Book Week Celebrations

Year Level Author Date/Time Prep One Two

Anna Walker Storytelling and Dragons Illustration Session

Mon 22nd August Time: TBC$$Sessions: 3 x 60min

Six James Phelan Author Talk

Tues 23rd August Time: 9-10am Sessions: 1x60min

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Wed 24th August Time: 9:15 Assembly Area (weather permitting)

Five Shamini Flint Author Talk

Thurs 25th August Time: 9-10am Sessions: 1x60min

Three Four

Felice Arena

Fri 26th August Time: 9am Session: 1x60min

Also Happening in Literacy/Book Week Students are invited to enter the ‘Create A Cover’ competition. They must select a favourite Australian book and create a new cover. A template will be included in the newsletter in the coming weeks and entries can be handed into your classroom teacher. Winners from across the year levels will be announced during assembly at the end of Literacy Week.

Literacy/Book Week At Home The 2016 theme for The Children’s Book Council of Australia is ‘Australia Story Country’. Parents and grandparents of Wembley students are encouraged to be part of Literacy/Book Week at home by sharing their own favourite picture books or even retelling stories from their childhood.

Project Rockit, Goes Sky High by 5C

Project Rockit was awesome. They shared the coolest stories with us and it was epic. Their names were Archie, the boy, and Cassie, the girl. Project Rockit told us about all the bad possibilities that could happen if you are on a device and boy, they were bad. They also taught us a game a bit like Chinese Whispers except it was much more fun. It was more fun because you needed to communicate using body movements and you can’t talk, use sign language or a secret language. Overall I rate them 10/10 and everyone had a blast including me. By Samir 5C Project Rockit is a great chance to learn about cyber bullying. There were super fun activities such as the human chain. The human chain was where you had to act a mini story out and pass it along. We had Cassy and Archie come in to talk about cyber bullying. They gave us a heap of tips to avoid cyber bullying. Project Rockit made learning about cyber bullying fun. I would currently want them to come back. By Tess 5C When Cassie and Archie came in from Project Rockit, they introduced themselves with a ‘show and tell’. Their introductions were funny, but the main reason they came was to inform us about cyber bullying. Archie read a story about someone who was affected by cyber bullying. It was very emotional to me and maybe some other people. Soon after that Cassie read a story that Project Rockit wrote themselves. It was about how all the technology and internet got erased. At the end it said we had 5 minutes to make a list about what we wanted the internet and technology to be like. We wrote many things. I had a very fun time and I’m sure everyone else did as well. All the Year five students learnt a lot. By Aidan 5C Project Rockit is a company who visits schools around Victoria to teach about cyber bullying. They were really nice and helpful towards me and the other year fives. They taught me a lot about how bad cyber bullying is these days, like how it is a bad thing affecting a lot of people. They talked about how the topic can be fixed. They think, that if you break the “human chain” cyber bullying will stop. That’s pretty smart if you ask me. For more information on Project Rockit you can visit their website, http://projectrockit.com.au/ By Nick 5C Project Rockit is a great experience for the world. Today Project Rockit visited our school. Cassie and Archie were our teachers for 3rd and 4th session. Project Rockit is about the cyber bullying on the Internet. Cassie and Archie told us some Hot Tips for keeping safe in our accounts like Facebook or Instagram. Also they told us to put a code on our phones. They also told us if someone commented a really bad thing to your photo you could report them on Project Rockit. By James 5C Today these awesome people came to school. They named themselves Project Rockit! The people who came today were Cassie and Archie. It was amazing. They did funny things and at the start they did lots of entertaining activities such as asking people if they wanted to do some dance moves, like Nathan and his made up dance move ‘THE ROCK!’ We had fun and then they told us what we should do, like reporting bad things when we see it and not post things that are embarrassing for others. All that made me feel is what happens if that was me? Would I like it? Yeah I wouldn’t like it. Thanks Project Rockit for coming here. You taught me lots of things about what I should do and what I shouldn’t do and thankyou: By Lynton 5C This Thursday an anti-bullying group, Project Rockit came to Wembley to inform grades 5 through to 6 about cyber safety. They walked us through activities all to do with safety online. Project Rockit is a highly trained group that travels to different schools to teach them about the environment online. As you know, cyber bullying is a big problem and Project Rockit wants to help stop it. All of us had a great time and we learnt a lot. This friendly and supportive group is helpful and happy to help. Be sure to take a look at their website. http://projectrockit.com.au By Ebony

Term 3 Focus on the Visual Arts 2016 During Term 3 at Wembley, we have been focusing on the Visual Arts. The Art Show committee has organized one fantastic Junior Art show already (Week 3) and Senior Art Show will be upon us in one week’s time. As part of this focus on the Visual Arts I have created a piece of Installation Art in the corridor outside the Year One rooms. So what is Installation Art? ‘Installation art is an artistic genre of three-dimensional works that often are site-specific and designedto transform the perception of a space’ The installation is called How Does Your Garden Grow? Its purpose is two-fold. Firstly, to create a sense of calm and quiet contemplation as you stand underneath and gaze up through the gently moving folded ornaments, and secondly, to create an awareness of recycling.

The Preps and Year One students were very excited when they first saw the installation and it piqued their curiosity and interest in their Art Show that would take place in the BER. Putting the installation together was a big job and I could not have done it without the help of my dear friend and fantastic ES staff member, Mary Hegarty. Mary worked tirelessly, folding and pleating the newspaper for the ‘floating flowers’. I would also like to thanks Mr Symmons for his help in hanging the installation and Grant Hobson for attaching the support beams.

Keep you eyes open for a display of wire sculptures and paintings created by our artistic Wembley teachers. Ruth Branthwaite Visual Arts Teacher

Art Shows – Term 3 2016 Dear Parents, The Senior Show (Yr3-6) opening night is Wednesday 31st August 5:30-7pm. Entrance is a gold coin per person or $5 for a family of five or more. Your admission will put you in the running for some fantastic door prizes, which will be drawn on the night at 6.30pm. As with the Junior Show, all of the senior students’ work will be ‘for sale’ (gold coin) and our budding artists are excited by the prospect of friendly competition within their family to buy their art work. All sold works will display a gold, sold sticker and we hope to see many gold dots on the night. If you can’t be there for opening night, you can still purchase your child’s artwork through the office. The senior students have put a lot of effort into their artworks and the Grade Six students will have three pieces of their work on display during this show. The photo booth was very popular at the last show, so we hope you will take the time to snap some funny ‘selfies’ like our teachers and post them on Social Media. There are three prizes in our Major Art Raffle. An amazing Gyotaku print created by Naoki Hayashi, which came all the way from Hawaii, a beautiful water colour painting by Rodney Symmons and a lovely patchwork quilt created by Dianne Symmons. Tickets have been sent home with students are will be available for purchase throughout the Senior Art Show. Tickets for our Major Art Raffle can also still be purchased from the office and will be drawn at the conclusion of both Art Shows. To view other artworks by Naoki Hayashi visit http://www.gyotaku.com and to view other artworks by Rodney Symmons visit http://www.peninsulagalleries.com.au/SymmonsR.htm

Numeracy Week Celebrations

There are lots of activities happening at Wembley during Numeracy Week. Students are invited to join in as many activities as they like. Guess the Loll ies There will be a, “Guess The Number Of Jelly Babies In The Jar,” competition. 50 cents per guess, or $1.00 for 3 guesses. Bring in some coins and have a go. You win all the jelly babies! Lunchtime activit ies will be running Monday- Junior Maths trail Tuesday – Senior Paper Plane throwing competition (estimate & measure) Wednesday – Junior Paper Plane throwing competition (estimate & measure) Thursday – Senior Maths Trail Friday – Length/weight estimation activity Also, check out the maths challenges in the newsletter for juniors and seniors. Submit your answers in the box near the office. Great prizes to be won! Good Luck!

NumeracyChallengeYearsPrep,1and2

Name:__________________________Class:____________________

1)Thesumof5consecutivewholenumbersis45.

Whatistheleastofthe5numbers?

2)MrsKatsplaces4booksonashelf.Thebluebookmustbesomewheretotheleftofthegreenbook.

Theredbookmustbesomewheretotheleftoftheyellowbook.

InhowmanydifferentorderscanMrsKatsplacethebooks?

3)MrChighas6morepensthanMissFlack.Afterhegives10penstoMissFlack,howmanymorepenswillMissFlackhavethanMrChig?

Numeracy Week is fast approaching! Week 8 29th August – 2nd Sept

Here are some Maths problems for you to test your skills at home? Try completing them all or just one.

It’s up to you! Don’t forget to ask Mum and Dad to help you out. Place your answers in the competition box at the office area.

Great prizes to be won!

NumeracyChallengeYears4,5&6

Name:__________________________Class:____________________

1)Theaverageofagroupof20numbersis20.The

averageofadifferentgroupof60numbersis60.Thetwogroupsofnumbersarecombinedintoasinglegroup.

Whatistheaverageofthecombinedgroup?

2)MrHarthasNmarbles.Hegroupsthembythreesandhasoneleftover.Hegroupsthembysevensandhasfourleftover.MrHarthasmorethan5marbles.

WhatisthesmallestofmarblesMrHartcouldhave?

WhatisthenextthreemarblesthatMrHartcouldhave?

Didyounoticeapattern?

3)Twowatchesaresetcorrectlyat7:00am.Onewatchgains3minuteseverytwohours.Theotherwatchloses1minuteeverytwohours.Atwhattimethenextday,willthefasterwatchbeexactlyonehouraheadoftheslowerwatch?(Indicatea.m.orp.m)

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Prep A Marcus B For being confident at having a go at stretching tricky words. What a writing super star!

Prep B Zoe D For always having a positive attitude towards her learning and challenging herself to write detailed sentences in her writing. Awesome work!

Prep C Lucas K For creating a detailed piece of writing about how he would like to be a pilot when he grows up with matching writing craft.

Prep D

1A Danny N For using the whole-part-part model to show subtraction problems.

1B Vienna S For recording her understanding of subtraction in several different ways, and always in a neat and organised manner.

1C Georgia W For using subtraction strategies to solve worded problems. I am proud of your efforts to improve.

1D Zandr B For his efforts in maths solving subtraction problems using whole/part/part and explaining his thinking. Well Done Zandr!

1E Zach A For an excellent effort in organising his maths book and working hard on writing his numbers neatly and correctly.

1F Tandia B For her incredible use of subtraction strategies and her willingness to challenge herself in every maths lesson.

2A Luca G For his tremendous effort and for showing the Wembley Value of respect when speaking to his teachers this week.

2B Emma M For your very creative persuasive writing piece about bringing a rabbit to school.

2C Hamish P For showing great progress in his learning about multiplication.

2D Alexander D For his wonderful efforts with using written strategies to solve multiplication problems in his Think Board.

2E Henry L For writing a poem about the beach and including similes. Well done!

3A Maddi R For her outstanding effort during reciprocal reading and our investigation into 3D objects. Well done Maddi!

3B Isra K For engaging with haiku poetry with fantastic enthusiasm and effort.

3C Tex P For his choice of striking language and use of metaphor in his free verse poetry. Outstanding efforts and writing, Tex!

3/4A Charlie H For the tremendous effort he has put into his Olympic report draft. Well done!

4A Laura B For the wonderful effort she is placing into her information report, ensuring all her paragraphs are perfect. Well done Laura!

4B Lucy H For her superstar effort while persisting with her writing.

4C Amogh P For amazing growth in his understanding of fractions- when using all three models and applying this to real world problems. Great effort Amogh!

4D Zach T For outstanding effort in keeping up to date with all your work whilst representing our school at the District Athletics and Hooptime in the same week.

5A Ivy F For fantastic enthusiasm and well considered, high quality preparation for book club discussions.

5B Spencer W For his outstanding achievement, attitude and effort when applying various strategies to multiply and divide large numbers.

5C Ashley S For completing a mature and thoughtful reflection related to our ‘Decorate a Doorway’ book, ‘One Step At a Time.”

5/6A Muhammad E For his focus and persistence when learning to convert fractions to decimals and percentages.

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6B Josh A For the thoughtful and mature concepts he has seamlessly integrated into his poetry writing.

6C Fin C For his exceptional effort and focus when explaining his reasoning for problems involving fractions, decimals and percentages.

Wembley Primary School Football Lunch Special

DATE: Tuesday 13th September 2016 Order Form to be returned by Friday 2nd September 2016

STUDENT NAME:……………………………………………………….. CLASS:…………………………………………………………………… Please tick preferred option. Hot Dog Option (Select only one type) $5.50 Hot Dog (Regular) or Halal Hot Dog Sauce 250ml Milk Chocolate or Strawberry --Or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pastry Option (Select only one type) $5.50 Four N Twenty Halal Pie or Four N Twenty Traveller Pie or Herbert Adams Vegetable Pastie Sauce 250ml Milk Chocolate or Strawberry

Order Form to be returned by Friday 2nd September 2016 NO ORDERS ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE

Jude Fina Foods will donate 30c per lunch order back to Wembley Primary School

Wembley Primary School Football Lunch Special DATE: Tuesday 13th September 2016

Order Form to be returned by Friday 2nd September 2016 STUDENT NAME:……………………………………………………….. CLASS:…………………………………………………………………… Please tick preferred option. Hot Dog Option (Select only one type) $5.50 Hot Dog (Regular) or Halal Hot Dog Sauce 250ml Milk Chocolate or Strawberry --Or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pastry Option (Select only one type) $5.50 Four N Twenty Halal Pie or Four N Twenty Traveller Pie or Herbert Adams Vegetable Pastie Sauce 250ml Milk Chocolate or Strawberry

Order Form to be returned by Friday 2nd September 2016 NO ORDERS ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE

Jude Fina Foods will donate 30c per lunch order back to Wembley Primary School

Special Offer for the Wembley Community

Natalie Begg is a parent of the school and not only did she donate a wonderful prize for the

latest parent Social Evening but she has advised she has a special offer for you all via her lingerie

website.

Natalie has a 50% off code for the Wembley Community until the end of August. Just enter Wembley at the checkout stage and you will

receive this special, exclusive and very generous offer.

Thanks Nat.

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Seddon Cricket Club is looking for junior cricketers

YARRAVILLE SEDDON EAGLESGIRLS' FOOTY 2017

Yarraville Seddon Eagles are looking for girls' to join our great club for the 2017 season.

U12's, U15's and U18's teams.

For more info, please email Sam atysegirlsfooty@gmail.com

or call 0412 646 828

GO EAGLES!

If you have missed the Winter season and would like to play basketball in Summer, please let us know by emailing the

registrars.

New players welcome. If you are born in 2008 or 2009, and want to start basketball, please call.

Online Registration is available.