Dear Members of St Joseph's Community

I cannot explain how happy my heart was last Friday when our whole school came together for an afternoon of fun at the Colour Run.  There was such a great vibe as the sound of laughter and squeals filled the air.  I would like to extend a huge vote of thanks to the many, many volunteers who made the day possible – whether you were involved in the lead up, initial set-up, the feeding of the volunteers or helping at the actual event, none of it would have been possible without your generous donation of time.  We are truly grateful to have such a wonderful and committed community.  To date our fundraising total (from online donations only so far) is up to $14,286 – Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! 

Senior Secondary Ball  

The excitement of our senior students reached fever pitch today as they eagerly await their Senior Secondary Ball tonight . I am looking forward to celebrating with them all this evening.  We will highlight all the glitz and glamour in the next newsletter. 

Mother’s Day 2023 – Save the Date 

If you are a Mother, Stepmother, Grandmother, Female Carer or Guardian, please save the date on Friday 12 May.  Both campuses will be holding events to celebrate our wonderful female role models.  The Secondary Campus will host a morning tea for the Year 8s and their significant female at approximately 9:30-11:00 and then the Primary Campus will host an Assembly, learning journey and then a picnic lunch from 11:15am – 1:00pm. More information will be sent home in the coming weeks.   

Easter Egg Raffle 

The P&F are once again holding their annual easter egg raffle. All families from Kindy to Year 12 are asked to send in an easter egg donation. Tickets for the raffle will be sold on both campuses and drawn at the end of term. Information will be sent home regarding the cost and the availability.  

Have a wonderful weekend! 

Dear Lord,

We ask you to bless St Joseph's School Community.

We pray that you guide us to be just and to see,

listen, speak and act like St Joseph.

May we be inspired by our Founders to be the best
that we can be.

May we always keep Jesus at the centre of all we do.

St Emilie          Pray for us

St Marcellin      Pray for us

St Joseph         Pray for us 

And may we always remember to pray for one another.

AMEN

Weekly Gospel Reflection

Please view the Gospel reflection for this week.

This week's clip has a focus on 'qualities of St Joseph and being a W.E.S.T. person' 

Fifth Week of Lent

(Week beginning Monday 27 March)

Project Compassion brings together Australian schools, parishes and supporters to raise funds for people in vulnerable communities across the world. This year, we introduced you to the story of four inspiring people whose lives have been transformed with your generous support: Laxmi, Tereesa, Priscilla and Thu.

Today, they are creating a better world for their families, their communities and for all future generations.

Project Compassion is a demonstration of the faith, empathy and generosity of our supporters. It is the lifeblood of Caritas Australia – without it, we could not do the vital work we do. Thank you for helping transform lives today and for all future generations.

Holy Week

(Week beginning Monday 3^rd April)

As we enter Holy Week, we continue to reflect on the lives of people vulnerable to extreme poverty and injustice and how we can respond through supporting Caritas Australia’s Project Compassion appeal. 

Your generosity is the pebble that allows Caritas Australia to create the ripples that will improve the livelihoods of vulnerable communities, supporting them to flourish and create opportunities for future generations to live to their full potential. 

Thank you!

Please return all Project Compassion boxes and envelopes to the school office by Friday 26th May or donate online via the Caritas Australia website at www.caritas.org.au/project-compassion

Please support Project Compassion: www.caritas.org.au/project-compassion

Lloyd Reidy

Religious Education Teacher

Parish Sacramental Program

The Parish Sacramental Program Coordinator, Mrs Kathy Pollard, wishes to advise families that the Parish is considering holding the Commitment Ceremony for each Sacrament prior to or at the first parent/student workshop.  If you have any queries regarding the Sacramental Program, please contact Kathy on 0429 685 632.

Dear Families & Friends, 

This week, our Year 6 students attended Camp at Woodman Point, Coogee.  Our happy campers had an amazing time ziplining, bike riding, rafting, rock climbing and spending quality time at the beach with their friends.

Thank you to Mr Watson, Miss D’Silva, Mr Ewing and Mrs James for looking after our students so well on Camp. Thank you also to our Year 6 students for their exemplary behaviour, kindness to each other and for giving everything a go!  It was a pleasure to attend Camp with you. 

May you all have a lovely week ahead. 

Michelle Christian
Head of Primary

Class in Focus: Kindy Gold

The Kindy Gold year began with lots of bright and eager faces entering the classroom. Yes, there were a few tears, but they were soon forgotten when we discovered all the fun things that we could do at school. We enjoyed exploring the indoor and outdoor environment and playing with all the toys.

Term One in Kindy has been all about getting to know each other and how our bodies work.  To do this we have looked at what our bodies can do and how we move them. We made hand and footprints and discussed why God made us special.  We also have been exploring the five senses and have done lots of fun activities.

Sight:  We talked all about our eyes and made a Litany of thanks to God for all the things we could see.  We made cool telescopes using cylinders and cellophane.

Hearing:  We played 'guess this sound' and learnt about our ears.  We made shakers using paper plates with rice in them. They made a cool noise. 

Touch:  This was probably the most fun.  We got to explore slime, shaving cream and made a finger painting.  We even made a cool painting that puffed up when you cooked it in the microwave!

Smell:  Our nose is really cool. We use it to smell things. We played a game where we had to guess what was in the cup using our nose. Some smells were nice, and others were yucky! We painted some flowers and made them smell by adding jelly crystals.  We had some crystals left over so we made jelly. Some smelled like blueberries and the other like strawberries.

Rhonda Oliver
Kindy Gold Teacher

Head of Secondary

Best Colour Run ever! What a fantastic afternoon. Thank you to all the parents and staff for participating and making it so enjoyable for our students. Thank you to the P&F for organising such a spectacular event and a big thank you to the Primary staff for helping to set up. Thank you to Mr Lloyd Reidy for his wonderful music and to our amazing canteen staff, Mrs Angela Sandrini and Mrs Des Smith, for the food.  

Thank you again to Lloyd for a beautiful St Joseph’s Mass on Wednesday and the recent Community Mass. It was lovely to have our Secondary students as Altar Servers and Extraordinary Ministers in Mass. 

Thank you to Mrs Alexis Goddard for taking our Senior Girls Tennis Team to Slazenger Tennis Cup in Perth and thank you and congratulations to the girls for representing our school at this event last Thursday.  

Congratulations to our students for their effort at the ACC Swimming Carnival. These are massive days but what a success for our School. 3rd Place overall is amazing! Thank you to the Physical Education Department for all of the extra hours you put in to make these events possible. 

NAPLAN is almost complete on Secondary Campus for another year. We will let you know when results are available. 

A reminder that the Senior Secondary Ball is on this Friday 24 March at the Northam Country Club, 6:30 – 10:30pm. For a look at our beautiful upper school students, photos will be taking place from 5:00pm at Bernard Park.

Next week, to support our upper school classes and the Friday Elective classes, there will be two Friday timetables. One Tuesday 28 March and then again on Friday 31 March. This is to make up for the many lost Fridays we have had this term.  

God Bless

Sharon Cusack
Head of Secondary

Upcoming Tertiary events

Some upcoming events for students looking at a university pathway or currently completing ATAR or alternative tertiary entrance programs, are the upcoming University Open Days.

These days are an opportunity to attend course presentations, speak with staff and current students, check out facilities and collect materials on the range of degrees on offer at that university and is well worth the effort, especially for our Years 10 to 12 students.

The following events with links are-

Sunday 26 March from 10:00am to 3:00pm - Curtin University Open day;.

https://www.curtin.edu.au/open-day/

Sunday 02 April - Edith Cowan University (Joondalup); https://www.ecu.edu.au/open-day/

Sunday 02 April - Murdoch University; https://www.murdoch.edu.au/study/open-day

Saturday 29 April from 10:00am to 3:00pm - University of Notre Dame Australia.

Sunday 30 April - Edith Cowan University (Mt Lawley); https://www.ecu.edu.au/open-day/

In addition to these Open Days, Edith Cowan University at Joondalup have organised a few upcoming evenings to showcase their Engineering faculty. The dates are Wednesday 26 April, Thursday 8 June and Friday 8 September, running from 4.30 pm until 6.30pm and are repeat sessions. Year 12 students are encouraged to attend either of the first two, if this is an interest area for you, as this will coincide with your university application process. In addition to facilities tours and demonstration of laboratory work, they will also present materials about industry connections and available scholarships. Additional details can be obtained through email at; seadmin@ecu.edu.au

With a lot of opportunities on offer about courses and careers, now is the time to consider this, take charge and attend a few sessions. You may even discover a new course that will take you on an exciting future career pathway.

ICRAR Science Incursion

On Tuesday 14 March, the Years 11 and 12 Physics students and Year 10A Science students investigated a range of areas linked with astronomy with staff from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR).

Students had a practical session on the oval where they were instructed how to construct a telescope and then completed the activity.  Students then aligned the telescope and (using the solar filter) conducted observations of our Sun.

The indoor activity involved examining data from a distant galaxy, NGC 7531. Using some light images, the students identified the rotational velocity of the galaxy, then examined astronomical images at its radius. From here, using some formula work from Newton’s law of universal gravitation, combined with the circular motion formula, the students calculated the mass of the galaxy - not bad for something which is 70 million light years from the Earth!

After the practical and analysis sections, the students listened to a 30 minute presentation about ICRAR and astronomical research being conducted here in WA, which includes the development of the largest telescope project in the world, the Square Kilometre Array. In addition to this, the students heard about exoplanet discoveries and the search for life, this certainly generated some interesting discussions.

On behalf of our students, I thank Leah and Melissa from ICRAR for providing this curriculum-linked event to enhance our learning. With the diverse physics research and international centres in astronomy established now in WA, a great opportunity for interested students to consider a future pathway with a large number of jobs in science, technology and engineering on offer.

Mark Gargano
Year 7 - 12 Teaching and Learning Coordinator

Food Science

The Year 9 Food Science students have been working on a task focusing on food styling and presentation. This assessment required them to produce a canape using one main colour – “Eating the Rainbow”.  This is a healthy, balanced way of meal planning. The students did a fabulous job and enjoyed trying everyone else's canapes.

Carol Farson
Food Science Teacher

Technologies

Workshop has started off the year in top gear!

Year 7s have started by making a keyring out of 6mm M.D.F.  They had to draw a design and then cut it out using a coping saw before painting.  Their second project is under way with the students marking out and cutting a piece of pine to make a pot stand (teapot, saucepan, or plant pot).  This will see them using a tenon saw, marking gauge, hand plane, chisel and drill.

Year 8s have been busy drawing designs for a cutting board and then gluing pieces of Pine, Jarrah and Tasmanian Oak together before transferring their design and then cutting out. The Year 8s are making some very creative designs.

Year 9s have been designing and drawing plans for a tool caddy made from plywood. The designs are individual and very well put together, being something that they can use for many years to come.

Year 10s have been drawing the plans for a hall stand. Even though they are using the same plan, the tops of the table will be different for each student. The legs will be made from Jarrah and will be shaped. Students are learning to make mortise and tenon joints and the results are great.

The Years 9/10 STEM class have been completing a project called ‘Tinkering with Tops’ and have made spinning tops with CD’s and materials that are available in the house.  They have moved onto designing and making solid wooden spinning tops using lathes.

Year 12s are busy making bookshelves of various designs. They have started by designing and drawing their plans before moving onto the production phase. The students have also completed a theory task looking at the use of manufactured wood products and their use in the building and furniture industries.

Mike Hillyer
Technologies Teacher

Cookie Central 

This term is the third year of Cookie Central selling yummy, delicious freshly baked cookies once a week at recess. 

The students have been mastering their shopping and baking skills to provide a variety of cookies and milo balls, which they sell for 50cents each. 

The money from selling these cookies goes back into buying more ingredients and equipment needed to run their enterprise program, even creating their own branded aprons. Our students also donate part of their profits to charity, with previous years giving donations to the St Joseph’s Christmas tree appeal and the hamper drive. 

This year has been a great start to Cookie Central, the students have baked and sold 655 cookies! This week the students added up all the silver coins and it was a total of $100. They have chosen to donate this money to the School's current Project Compassion collection for Caritas.

Mr Reidy came down to The Hub to collect the money but had to go and get a trolley to carry the very heavy $100 of silver coins away!

Thank you to all who buy cookies each week and if you are yet to try them, come and buy a delicious 50 cent cookie on Friday at recess from the canteen. Please note - Cash only sales. 

Sally Clements
Education Assistant

Secondary ASDN

The Years 10 to 12 students who are working on their ASDAN Work Awareness program are learning about all the different kinds of jobs people do.  This week Mrs Marriott came to class appropriately smudged to teach the students about dirty jobs. Cooper said he would never consider doing a job that required you to get dirty, but Santi said he would do a dirty job because you can earn more money and you can always get clean at the end of the day.

Caroline Marriott
VET Co-ordinator

Secondary Sporting News

Slazenger Cup

On Thursday 16 March, Chelsea Harries, Antoinette Matres and Sinead Fergusson attended the Slazenger Tennis Cup and Mount Lawley Tennis Club.

The girls had a really good day although the start was challenging. The first two sessions against John Forrest and Applecross were really tough for the girls - their players have very fast serves and hard hitting returns, making for some challenging matches. During the first doubles against John Forrest, the girls were down 1-7 but managed to get it to 7-11 which was an awesome effort. We played the remaining teams (St Hilda's, Swan Christian and Guildford Grammar) and were able to have couple of wins in both singles and doubles.  

Our girls conducted themselves in a wonderful, friendly, country manner, chatting with some of the other girls who showed the same friendliness and tennis etiquette.  The event was really well run and the schedule ran like clockwork. Thank you very much to Mrs Goddard for taking the team to this competition. 

ACC Swimming Carnival

The ACC Swimming Carnival was held on Thursday 16 March at Mt Claremont. All students performed well with outstanding results below for individuals and the team.

Team Results:

Overall school    3^rd place

Junior Girls        1^st place

Senior Girls       4^th place

Senior Boys       5^th place

 Overall Girls     1^st place

Overall Boys      5^th place

Individual results:

U13 Girls - Alexie Wallis 5^th place

U14 Girls - Cherry Chiteak 1^st place

U15 Boys - Kai Harries 1^st Place

U19 Girls - Monica Gustak 3^rd place

We are super proud of the squad for their achievements and I hope that the cheering from the classroom/office as they were live streamed helped motivate them. A huge thank you goes to Ryan Sinclair and Natalie Williamson-Holley for helping get the team organised and down to Perth.

Adrienne Suckling
Head of Learning Area - Health & Physical Education

School Calendar

You will be able to access our school calender via the School website or the Schoolzine app. Please ensure that you keep refering to this calendar.

You are encouraged to check the calendar for upcoming events that may involve your family.

Andrea Woodgate
Principal

School Fees

If any families have not received their fee accounts, please contact the finance team ASAP and we will arrange to send this to you.  ‘Payment Advice Forms’ should have been returned to the finance team already, if you have not done so, could you please do this ASAP.

If you are continuing with your payments from 2022 (on-going), please highlight this on the form (as shown below) when you return it to us. We are required to keep these as part of our banking regulations. 

Fee Concession Eligibility

If you have a current (eligible) Family Health Care Card (HCC) or Pensioner Concession Card (PCC) you may be entitled to a reduction in your school fees.  Applications for this assistance are due immediately and need to be submitted to our Finance Department by Monday 27 March.
 
You will be required to complete the following documents and provide us with your current HCC or PCC to enable us to take a copy of your card.  These documents can be found on our website in the Enrolment Section under the School Fees tab or by clicking on this link: Link to Forms

• HCC Tuition Fee discount Scheme Form

• 2023 Secondary Assistance Scheme - Years 7 to 12

Please submit to our Finance Department at the Primary Campus by Monday 27 March.  Please note submissions can not be accepted after this date.

Parent Participation Scheme

Did you know that the School offers a reduction in your school fees?

Families have the ability to work off a portion of their fees through voluntary help at the School. This is a great way to get involved and set a wonderful example of vollunteering for your child.

Whilst assisting in the Canteen is an obvious way to help, other activities encouraged include:

• Classroom assistance
• Reading assistance
• Officiating at swimming & athletics carnivals
• Gardening
• Running or assisting with fundraising activities
• Covering books for the Library

Forms and pamphlets are available from the Primary Office or download through the website at https://sjsnortham.schoolzineplus.com/_file/media/86/parent_participation_card.pdf

Once completed, please hand in to the Business Manager, Ms Quinn, by the end of Term 3 - the forms can be dropped into either Admin Office and Ms Quinn will arrange for the deduction of the Levy from your School Fees Account.

Ms Sharon Quinn
Business Manager

Donations needed - Newborn clothing and toddler items

We are running a new course in Year 11 called CHILDREN, FAMILY AND THE COMMUNITY.  It teaches students about the development of children from conception to age 12.  As such we will be purchasing a reality baby.  Therefore I am requesting some donations of newborn clothing that anyone may be wanting to get rid of. I am also seeking baby and toddler-age toys and books that you may be wanting to donate. If you are able to help, please drop donations into the Secondary office.

Mrs Carol Farson

Early Years School Entry Health Assessment

The Avon and Central Wheatbelt Community Nurse, Aimee Leeson, has provided each Kindergarten student with a Confidential Enrolment/Consent Form and asks that parents/guardians complete the Form and return this to School as soon as practical. 

This important Early Years Health Assessment will be undertaken during this year with students being withdrawn from class.  Should you have any queries regarding your child’s Assessment, please contact Aimee Leeson, Community Health Nurse Avon & Central Wheatbelt Primary Health, phone 9690 1320 or email:  aimee.leeson@health.wa.gov.au

Year 7 School Based Vaccinations

Year 7 School Based Immunisations have been confirmed for Wednesday 5 April for HPV (Human Papilloma Vaccine) and dTpa (Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis)

This program is delivered by nurses experienced in providing vaccinations at schools.

All students require parent/guardian consent before they can receive any vaccinations at school. The Health Department stongly encourages the online consent process.

All parents/guardians are requested to provide consent/declination thorough:

- VaccinateWA Login - VaccinateWA (health.wa.gov.au) - Log in, navigate to dependents, click on your year 7 child, click on School Based Immunisation box and follow steps to provide consent or non-consent.
- The paper-based immunisation consent form provided by their child's school. (Please note the completed form must be signed and returned to the school, even if you choose not to have your child immunised).

The Primary Canteen continues to operate the Summer Menu in Term 1 - please check the current menu and daily specials before ordering. 

You are encouraged to order online.  If we experience connectivity issues with the online ordering, please revert to using lunch bags to place orders for that day. 

Recess or snack items ordered online are available for students to collect from the Canteen at their Recess break.  Milo pops and icypoles can be collected from the Canteen following the second lunch bell.  

Colour Run Record Lunches!

What a fantastic day the colour run was! The canteen managed to get a record number of 320 lunch orders out to students plus dinner for the volunteers! Thank you to all involved for your efforts in helping out on the day. Mrs Smith and Mrs Sandrini loved seeing the students out having so much fun.

Canteen Support - Volunteers Required

Due to high demand on our quality food and service we need helpers to ensure that our kids get their lunches on time.   In order to function to our highest potential, we ideally need 2 or more  volunteers a day.  Volunteering is a great way to teach your kids about giving, modelling them for the future.  Also, every shift you do at our School helps you towards qualifying for a Parent Participation discount on your annual fees.  

We would love to welcome you into our fun, and busy environment and see the smiles on your children’s faces when they see you in their school.  If you are able help, please sign up online at the new sign up link https://signup.com/go/TTaUbeJ 

Our Primary Canteen Helper Roster for Term 1 is below.  Volunteers are urgently needed so please consider offering an hour or two one morning.   

Primary - Week 7  

Primary - Week 8

I look forward to working with you.  If you have any queries, you are always welcome to contact the Canteen on the number below.

Angela Sandrini
Canteen - 9621 3525 

Opening Times:                           Mondays -   3.15pm to 4.45pm       
                                                     Thursdays - 2.45pm to 4.15pm    

We are approaching Term 2 where students are required to wear their winter uniform.

Please also keep in mind when ordering, that your items will go home Tuesday and Friday of each week, as Monday and Thursday are the days the Shop is open.  When placing an order via the Online Shop, it will appear on a report the following day.  For example; if you place your order on Monday, the report issues on Tuesday which means it will not be organised until Thursday, and will go home on Friday.

Michelle James 
Primary - 9621 3524

Parish Priest - Fr George James

Assistant Priest - Fr Konrad Gagatek

Mass Times ~ Saturday Vigil @ 5.30pm

                   ~ Sunday Mass @ 8.00am  

Presbytery Phone: 08 9622 5411
Email: northamcatholicchurch@iinet.net.au
Website:  www.northamchurch.com

Parish News ~ Children's Liturgy 
Children’s Liturgy sessions are held during the 8.00am Sunday Mass.

Colour Run Success

Last Friday we held our Colour Run! It was a fabulous day and all the students had a great time at what was a very successful event.

Events like this cannot happen without the support and help from parents, caregivers and local businesses. I would like to thank the below people and businesses for their contributions by not only donating but also helping behind the scenes to make this event happen!

Firstly to Lauren Holten who was a huge help getting everything sorted behind the scenes; Rebecca Potocznyj and her team of helpers in getting the colour mixed and sorted; Yvette Boyland, Angela Sandrini, Kate and Mike Morgan, Leah and Cam Smith, Jo Smith, the Shire of Northam, Bunnings Northam, Northam Volunteer Fire Brigade and local Police Officers.  Also a massive thank you to all the volunteers who helped set up, pack down and volunteered their time during the day to help the event run smoothly! 

Easter Raffle

Once again, we will be holding an Easter Raffle. We are asking parents and caregivers to please donate Easter related items for the prizes. Tickets will be sold before school and during lunch time. Donations are accepted at both Admin Offices. 

Class Catch Ups

Throughout Term One and Term Two, class reps from each year will be organising class catch ups for individual year groups. This is a great way for new families to meet other parents in their child’s year group. Each year group will be notified of these events through their Facebook group pages.

Next P&F Meeting

Our next P&F meeting will be held on Monday 27 March at 3.20pm (location to be confirmed).  All parents and caregivers are welcome and we encourage everyone to come along and see how you can help out! 

Class/Library Book Covering

Ever wanted to help from the comfort of your home?

We have boxes of books processed and ready to be covered, all supplies (tape and plastic) provided. Pick-up is from our Primary Campus Library.

Welcome to anyone new, grandparents and friends can cover on your behalf.  All support and help is appreciated.  

Please remember to complete your parent participation form.

Email Kylie Dymnicki, Education and Library Assistant: 8605svc_library@cewa.edu.au

Canteen Assistance

A reminder about Canteen assistance - if parents have an hour to spare after dropping off their kids, or between 11.30am and 12.50pm, Angela would appreciate any help you can offer her.  The number of lunch orders coming in is the highest it's ever been, which means more food to get ready.  You can also have these volunteer hours marked off on your Parent Participation Card, which deducts $100.00 from your school fees.  Your kids will also love seeing their parents at School!

Follow us on Facebook

To stay up to date with the P&F please follow our Facebook page. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out.

See our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/1764507137145087 for more updates.

Casey Pearse
P&F President

School-based Immunisation Program

Each year, immunisation nurses attend Secondary schools across WA to provide adolescent immunisations that are recommended under the National Immunisation Program.

Year 7 Students

Year 7 students can get the HPV vaccine and a booster dose of the diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (dTpa) vaccine.  These vaccines protect against whooping cough, genital warts and some cancers.

Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine schedule change 2023

From 6 February 2023, Year 7 students will only require one HPV vaccine to be fully vaccinated.  You may have already provided consent for 2 doses of HPV vaccine, however, once your child receives one dose, they will not need any further doses.

Year 10 students

Year 10 students can get the meningococcal ACWY vaccine to protect against four strains of the disease.  Meningococcal spreads easily and older teenagers have some of the highest rates of infection.

Parents/guardians must complete the form to consent (or decline) vaccination via

https://vaccinatewa.health.wa.gov.au/s/login/?ec=302&startURL=%2Fs%2F

or by filling out the hard copy form from school.  For more information, visit healthywa.wa.gov.au/schoolimmunisations

School Dental Van

The Auskick Program is run to help boys and girls from ages 5 - 9 to learn a range of footy skills, ball skills and hand-eye coordination while having fun.

The season commences on 28 April and runs to 16 June.

Where - Jubilee Oval

When - Fridays 4.30-5.30pm

Please register at https://www.playhq.com/afl/register/3ae713

Please note parent helpers are wanted. Please phone Ang on 0400 754 347 if you would like to help out.

Junior Hockey

Registrations are now open for the upcoming Junior Hockey Season which is expected to commence from the first weekend in May.

Games are played on Friday nights or Saturdays in Northam, York, Beverley and Wongan Hills for the following divisions -

5/6s (school year 6 and under)
7/9s (school year 7 to 9) 10/12s (school year 10 to 12)
Minkey: is our learn-to-play coaching for school years 3 and under.
Adults: Men and Women

Early registrations are open online at https://www.revolutionise.com.au/northamhc/registration/
Contact us: northamhockeyclub@gmail.comX

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2023 CBCA WA Make Your Own Story Book

The 2023 CBCA WA "Make Your Own Story Book" competition is for all the budding young writers and artists in your lives.

Closing date for entries is Friday 9 June 2023.

Details plus very helpful videos (made by local author/illustrator Sean E 
Avery) are available on the CBCA WA Branch website.

https://wa.cbca.org.au/make-your-own-story-book.html

They look forward to receiving lots of entries in 2023.

Astrotourism WA ~ Country Star Gazing