NEWSLETTER: WEEK 2, TERM 1

FROM THE PRINCIPAL – MRS DONNA MUIR

Dear Families, During the Pupil Free Days we had the privilege of listening to Michael Grose who is a well-known parenting expert. Michael worked with several of our schools for this inservice discussing the parent school partnership and how we can make it stronger for the benefit of our children. There is an insert attached to this week’s newsletter about Parent involvement and how this is the secret ingredient to children’s school success. I encourage you to read it and I hope it provides you with some insight to how we can both make St Saviour’s Primary the best it can be for our children. We all know that building relationships is only successful if all parties involved are working on the same page. As a school we promote an ‘open door policy’ and encourage parents to come and participate in the classrooms. This allows for stronger relationships and helps the children see that we are working together. It is important to also acknowledge what we need to do for the children in all of this and that is provide them with a caring and nurturing environment that ensures they grow up with confidence and resilience to conquer any quest in life. Another topic Michael also spoke to us about was resilience not only for ways for us to promote it to our children but for ourselves as adults so we become good role models for our children.

Michael shares a lot of wisdom concerning resilience: Some kids are resilient by nature – their temperament helps them to be mentally and psychologically tough. You know those kids. They get straight back up after a setback or disappointment. Rejection in the playground doesn’t faze them. Unfortunately, not every child has such natural resilience. The good news is that most of the research shows that resilience can be nurtured and developed, particularly when parents themselves are resilient. Resilient kids share four basic skill sets- independence, problem-solving, optimism and social connection.

Please refer to his website for further information: http://www.parentingideas.com.au/Parents/resilience The school has also purchased the Resilience in a Box kit from Michael Grose where it provides parents, teachers and students support and ideas of ways to build resilience. Parents are welcome to come and have a look at the resources anytime.

As part of building stronger partnerships and resilience within our children we try to provide support for our children in multiple ways. One way is through school counselling. This week we welcome Kerri Marshall to our team. Kerri is a psychologist who has 17 years of experience of working with children. We welcome Kerri as our School Counsellor and look forward to having her support within our community. Have a great week! Regards,

Donna Muir

Principal

14 Lawrence Street P.O. Box 1145, Toowoomba, Q 4350

www.sspstwb.catholic.edu.au

Phone: (07) 4637 1555 Fax: (07) 4637 1556

Email: ssps@twb.catholic.edu.au

APRE (ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION) - MRS JUDY SMITH

Sacramental Program: We began our Sacramental Program yesterday with the Parent Information Sessions. Parents were asked to sign up to a weekly Cluster Group which should have their first meeting this coming week. Over the next two weekends, we have an Enrolment Ritual for the children to be a part of at either the 6pm Saturday Mass or 9am Sunday Mass. These are not compulsory, however we do encourage you to participate if at all possible. If you have any questions, please contact me or Paula Wagner via the School Office. Whole School Mass: On Tuesday at 9:30am we gather at St Patrick’s Cathedral for our first whole school Mass. All students (P-7) will be participating and all parents are warmly invited to join us in this special Liturgy. Riley Oughtred: A fine example of one of our School Leaders demonstrating Service. “ With contributions from the school community, I was able to send over 500 items of clothing to the 40 students of the Ikirwa School in Tanzania. Throughout the holidays I raised over $1100 to help send these uniforms and a box of books. I raised the money by selling cokes, mini mars bars and chips at my Dad’s work. I also had generous donations from Inline Screening and Crushing, Phill Thiess Plumbing, Toxfree, my Nan and Pop and A Mart All Sports. After paying for the shipping I was left with $400 which I spent on sports equipment and stationery. All this should arrive in 7 weeks for the Principal to collect from the Port of Dar es Salaam.” Thank you to everyone who has helped me make this happen. I have enjoyed the experience knowing that other children will benefit and our clothes will not go to waste.” Well done to Riley (and his support team) for an outstanding effort. We are very proud of you Riley!

Farewell Bernie: Towards the end of the holidays we were saddened to hear that our friend Mr Bernie Moore had passed away after battling a serious illness. Bernie played a very significant role in researching the history of the school for our 150year celebrations. His contribution was immeasurable and we are indebted to him for his outstanding, methodical and accurate attention to detail. Thanks you Bernie!

This Sunday Mass: At 9am Mass this Sunday, our school choir will be leading the singing. Mrs Hughes has asked for students to gather at the organ by 8:45am for some “warm-ups”. Thank you to all students and parents who are able to attend. Mrs Wagner will be running the Children’s Liturgy at this Mass. All children 4-10 are welcome to attend. Thanks Mrs Wagner. Have a great weekend,

Judy Smith – APRE

GENERAL NOTICES

SCHOOL FEES: School Fees for Term 1 have been processed this week. You will receive your account in the mail early next week. The due date for payment for Term 1 fees is 21st March, 2014 GREEN RECORD CARDS At the end of last year Green record cards were sent home with each family. It is important that these be returned as soon as possible as these cards ensure that our records are kept up to date. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS: School Photos will be taken on MONDAY 24TH FEBRUARY by ADVANCED LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY. Each child has been given an envelope explaining the products and options available. Please ensure that each child returns his/her own envelope even if payment is made in the eldest child’s envelope. Envelopes are not to be placed inside other envelopes. Students are to bring envelopes on or preferably before Photo Day. Payments can be made via credit card. Please go to the website www.advancedlife.com.au for easy to understand payment instructions. You will receive a receipt number which MUST be written on the order envelope in the space provided. You can also make payment by cash, cheque or money order. Sibling Photos are also available for students at the school, please collect a “family order envelope” from the office and return it before photo day. Full summer uniform will be worn on the day. NO HAT – NO PLAY: Please ensure your child has his/her hat with them each day. St Saviour’s Primary has a SunSmart Policy in place which maintains a strict “no hat, no play” policy for all outdoor activities. Children who do not have a hat for morning tea and lunch will be asked to sit inside for the duration of that time. RACE DAY: The annual Race Day will be held on Saturday, 15th March. This year we celebrate 20 years of racing at St Patrick’s Cathedral and St Saviour’s Primary School. Tickets are on sale now. Multidraw tickets have been sent home – thanks for your support! Come along and have a great night out with the school and parish community – all proceeds are given to the children for their classrooms – thank you! Race Day flyer attached to newsletter as ‘2014 POSTER’ MULTIDRAW PRIZES: We rely on the donation of Multi-Draw prizes from our parents. Donations of goods and/or vouchers would be greatly appreciated and can be left at the School Office. Tickets in the Multi Draw have been sent home with the children. Please support the school by buying and selling tickets. More ticket books are available for anyone wanting to sell more! BELL TIMES: Bell times for the 2014 school year remain the same as last year. 8:30 am - Please ensure your child is here on time. 10:45 am - Morning Tea 11:15 am - Middle Session 12:45 pm - Lunch 1:30 pm - Afternoon Session 3:00pm - Home WELCOME P & F BBQ EVENING – Friday, 21st February Every year the P & F host a Welcome BBQ for all new and continuing families. The evening is very informal but all students participate in a performance. It is expected all children attend this evening for their performances. Draft agenda for the evening: PERFORMANCES FOLLOWED BY BBQ 5:00pm - Welcome! 5:05pm – Performances by the children - Prep to Year 7 (Year 2, Preps, Year 1’s, year 4’s, Year 6;s, Year 5.s , Year 3.s and Year 7s) 6:00pm – BBQ - cooked and supplied free by the P & F

TUCKSHOP MENU: Please find attached to today’s Newsletter the 2014 Tuckshop Menu. SKOOLBAG APP: This year we join the Skoolbag company in making communication to you more efficient and readily available to you quicker. Skoolbag is a company who provide an APP for your smart devices where the school and parents can communicate to each other. The APP is synchronised with our website and it provides you with the latest information about what is happening around the school. Push alerts are one of the main features of this APP where the office can send you a message about a bus being late or reminders about events the next day. Parents will be able to access Class Communication Notes, Newsletters and any other calendar events plus several other great features. Our aim is to ensure all families have downloaded the APP by the end of term 1. We will start to use it as a form of communication to the families who use this APP. In the meantime, we will continue to provide hard copies and send emails to ensure everyone in the community receive the latest information. An instruction sheet has been attached to this week’s newsletter on how to download the APP. This will be sent home in hard copy too. Newsletters and other information will be updated on the APP and it will be linked to the school website too. We look forward to making communication more efficient and convenient for you. PEAK2 PARK SCHOOL REGISTRATION – Sunday, 2nd March Late last year I mentioned in the newsletter about the School registration for the annual Peak2Park event held in Toowoomba on Sunday, 2nd March. The organisers have invited us to register as a school for the event and this is at a reduced rate. Cost: One Entrant - $10 Family Entrant - $20 (includes two or more siblings from the same family) What is happening on the day?: 10km event ›› The 10km event will start at the eastern side at the beginning of the ringroad at Picnic Point at 7am. Marshalling will commence from 6:30am.

4km event ›› The 4km event will start at 7.30am at the beginning of Heller Street, immediately south of Tobruk

Drive. Marshalling will commence at 7:00am.

Come on – let’s give it a go!! Heathly Active Lifestyles!!!!!

Families interested to register as a school – please come to the office to sign the register list – monies can be provided to the office in a clearly named envelope.

ORAL DENTAL CARE FOR STUDENTS: Free Dental Care is offered to all Queensland students from the age of 4 to completion of Year 10 through the School Dental Service. The dental team consists of a dentist, dental therapists, oral health therapists and dental assistants. St Saviour’s Primary School are being offered dental treatment at the North Dental Clinic, Gilbert Street, Toowoomba. Children will be offered treatment as family groups from Prep – 7. If you would like your child/children to participate in the free dental care programme, please complete the registration form which was sent home via your child’s teacher earlier this week. Could all completed forms be returned to the school office as soon as possible for processing.

PARKING:

Parking at St Saviour’s Primary School is at times very busy. For pick up and drop off, please note that the top car park in Neil Street is only for Staff of the College and Primary School. The Prep car park is strictly for parents of Prep children. The car park in St Patrick’s Cathedral grounds can be used for drop off and pick up of an afternoon, however there is no parking permitted on the grassed areas. Please be very mindful of children arriving and departing at the busy morning and afternoon times. Thankyou. VOLUNTEER REGISTER:

Each year we really appreciate the help our families give us around the school. By law we are required to keep a register of our volunteers and this needs to be updated each year. At the end of last term we sent homes forms home to complete, we also have forms available at the office. It would be appreciated if these could be returned next week.

SPORTS NEWS

9 Years Age Champion

and Runner Up

10 Years Age Champion

and Runner Up

11 Years Age Champion

and Runner Up

12 Years Age Champion

and Runner Up

13 Years Age Champion

and Runner Up

This week in sport…. Swimming A great day was had by all last Friday at Milne Bay with majority of the upper school children taking part in the swimming carnival. Congratulations to the following children who received overall awards at the end of the carnival:

Age Boys Girls

Age

Champion

Runner Up Age

Champion

Runner Up

9 years Nicholas

Katopodis

Zachary

Vellacott

Felicity

Fletcher

Georgina Coleman

Alex Sharp

10 years Brock Smith Luke

Naumann

Charli

Katopodis

Lucy Bretz

11 years Nicholas

Markey

Nicholas

Sheedy

Marlow

Crosdale

Ansleigh

Rule

Lauren Joy

12 years James

O’Neill

Declan

Trezise

Isabelle

Coleman

Georgia Katopodis

Bella Williamson

13 years Harrison

Hood

Ryan

Dowsett

Hannah

Purvis

Zara Nicholl

Congratulations must also go to Macauley who was the overall champion as well as the champion in the year six/seven relays. A reminder that the Central Zone Carnival is on Monday the 10th at Glennie and the Catholic Carnival on Thursday the 13th of February at Milne Bay. Letters have gone out for both of these carnivals. The cost is $2 per child for each event. Please bring this money to Mr Hannant ASAP. Thanks. Futsal Futsal (indoor soccer begins at St Mary’s next week. A draw will be finalised and sent home in the coming days. Thanks to the parents who have offered to help. Included below is a list of the children who are playing futsal this term. The younger children (Years 2,3, 4/5) will play on Tuesday and the older children (4/5, 6 & 7) will play on Wednesday afternoon in the Clive Befghofer Arena at St Mary’s in Hill Street. At this stage there will be a year 2 team, a year 3 team, two year 4/5 teams, a year six team and a combined year 6/7 team. If anyone else is interested please let me know.

St Saviour’s Futsal Teams – Term 1 2014

Year 2 Year 3 Year 4/5 Year 4/5 Year 6 Year6/ 7

Cooper Van der

Linden

Rory Van

Niekerk

Joseph Lawless

Jude Howarth

Lachlan Jackson

Jake Wisley

Jake Durie

Ned Brady

Jailen

Greenhalgh

Harry Power

Brock Smith

Zoe Dowsett

Zachary

Vellacott

Molly Lockwood

Thomas Lawless

Georgia Bielby

Klayton

Pickering

Emma Van

Niekerk

Emma Keeve

Portia Parmenter

Brock Van der

Linden

Sam Balderson

Maddy

Lockwood

James O’Neill

Ben Hass

Ryan Dowsett

Declan Trezise

Ebonie Squires

Olivia Power

Nick Ducamin

Kylie Van der

Linder

Rowena Smith Craig Lockwood

Fitness Club Fitness club kicked off this week with pleasing numbers. I had around 45 students on Wednesday morning on the oval. The Fitness Club will also run on Fridays with Mrs Dau. It starts at 7.15am and finishes around 8am. The children are then welcome to stay at school and get changed and have something to eat. If your child would like to attend they will need to see Mrs Dau to get a permission slip. It is open for 9-13 year old children.

Inter-school Sport This term the year six and seven children will be participating in sport at school on a Friday afternoon. They will learn the sports of touch football, cricket and softball. This will culminate in a gala day against other schools from Toowoomba. Normal interschool sport will resume in Term Three where the children will get to travel to other venues around Toowoomba to compete against all participating Toowoomba Schools. Toowoomba Sport Trials A letter will go home next week outlining the dates for several Toowoomba Sports Trials. The letter will outline the level of ability the children need to participate in the trial that they choose. The trials are only for those children who are outstanding at their chosen sport. This will be for children who are 10-12 years old. QLD RED VISIT:

Wednesday afternoon we were thrilled to have some members of the Qld Reds Rugby Union Team visit our school. The players spoke to the children about being involved in Rugby Union and they had the opportunity to ask questions to the players about their involvement in the game. We are sure we have some up and coming Reds players amongst us!!! Go the REDS!!

P & F NEWS

WELCOME BBQ

FRIDAY 21 FEBRUARY 2014 5pm Start

This night is a great opportunity for us to welcome new families to our school, mingle with old faces and spend time

with our own families. A Free BBQ will be provided by the P & F following the children’s performances from

approximately 6pm.

It is important that you are aware children are expected to perform on the night so we look forward to seeing all the children attend. We do encourage everyone to stay for the whole night but families with little ones

are welcome to leave if they are tired. Please let your child’s classroom teacher know if you are not attending the

night.

The evening will be a great night to relax, meet others and watch the children perform.

Clothing Pool Now open Monday 8.00am to 8.30 am Cate Power And Friday 8.00am to 8.30am Leah Millward Please ring Cate on 0427 135 251 if you need to arrange another time or leave a message for these ladies at the office. Please make sure the clothing pool form is enclosed with uniforms for sale Clothing pool is no longer able to take any old uniforms/spray jackets.

AGM

The AGM for the St Saviours Primary School Parents & Friends Committee is on Tuesday 11 February commencing

at 7.30 pm in the staff dining room. All are welcome to attend.

Nominations are being called for the positions of:

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Two (2) Committee Members

Class representatives are also sought. We encourage all parents to consider becoming the class representative for their

child’s class. The representatives are a point of contact for other parents to raise issues with or organise social events.

Please complete the attached nomination sheet and forward to Donna Muir at donna.muir@twb.catholic.edu.au by

COB 7 February 2014.

Part of the P&F’s role is to raise money to provide for the students and families of the school community. This year

we are asking parents to suggest ways for the P&F to contribute to the school community. The suggestions will be

collated and presented to the committee each month. If you have any suggestions for the use of the funding that the

P&F raises can you please drop a note into the school office who will then forward it to the P&F secretary.

TUCKSHOP NEWS

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers who donate their time to help run the tuckshop. This is an incredibly generous gift to our school and its students. There is NO paper-bag ordering of tuckshop. Tuckshop will continue to be on Wednesday and Friday for grades 1-7 and Wednesday lunch only for prep classes. Menu is on Flexi-Schools, Cut off time for orders is 9:30am Wednesday and Friday.

Menu Changes

Slush Puppies will now be $2

Cupcakes will now be $1-30

Vanilla Malt flavoured milk is no longer available

Potato Pies have been replaced with a Chicken and Veg pie $3-60

Tuckshop Pizzas are back! They have pizza sauce, bacon pieces and cheese $2-20

Roster for Term 1

VALENTINE’S DAY

Next Friday is Valentine’s Day, and to celebrate the Tuckshop will be selling red heart lolly-pops

and sour hearts. They will only be sold at the Tuckshop window and only at LUNCH TIME AFTER

THE PLAY BELL HAS RUNG.

Red Heart Lolly-Pops – 20cents each

Sour Hearts – bag of 3 hearts for 40cents

CONVENOR: Tash Biggar Email: ssptuckshop@twb.catholic.edu.au

TERM Week Wed Fri

1 3 12/02/2014 Annie Williams Karen Coleman John O'Brien 14/02/2014 Leah Boland Deb Tully

4 19/02/2014 Tracey Barram

Carolin

Newsham

Rachael

Standaeven 21/02/2014

Bronwyn

Weston Tanya Lewis

5 26/02/2014

Helen

Henningsen

Jo McSweeney

12-1 Leah Boland 28/02/2014 Cathy Bond

Toni

Steinhardt

6 5/03/2014 Tanya Lewis Anna King Cathy Condon 7/03/2014

Melissa

Darvell

volunteer

required

7 12/03/2014 Shirley Kiehne Belinda Driscoll

Genevive

Chappell 14/03/2014

volunteer

required Amy Leicht

8 19/03/2014 Tracey Barram

Jo McSweeney

12-1 Jenny Moloney 21/03/2014

Bronwyn

Weston

Toni

Steinhardt

9 26/03/2014 Annie Williams Karen Coleman Jenevie Ramsay 28/03/2014

volunteer

required Shauna Green

10 2/04/2014 Natalie Fletcher

Rachael

Standaeven

volunteer

required 4/04/2014

Melissa

Darvell Deb Tully

Volunteers Volunteers

VOLUNTEERING FOR 2014:

Due to losing some of our regular volunteers moving onto highschool and work commitments, we desperately

need fresh volunteers to take their places. Even a few hours in the morning after drop-off or a couple of hours

during our packing time would make a huge difference. If you would prefer to be rostered on with a friend we are

more than happy to put you on together. It’s also a great way to get to know new people too!

Please consider volunteering in the tuckshop for 2014. If a representative of every family in the school donated

just 1 day in the whole year we would have enough to cover the roster. Please help us out this year and email the

tuckshop on ssptuckshop@twb.catholic.edu.au or give your details to the office on the form below.

FLEXI-SCHOOLS:

Registration is easy and free! Using any PC, go to www.flexi-schools.com.au

1. Click Register Now! And enter your email

2. You are emailed a link to the online form.

3. Choose your own username and password and enter your contact details.

4. For each child, click “Add a student” and follow the prompts to place an order.

You will be required to top-up your pre-paid account. VISA or Mastercard preferred. Transaction fees are

29cents per top-up. Debit transfer is possible but will take around 2 days for the money to show up on your

account, credit cards go through instantly. Last year there was an app available, but this is no longer working.

TUCKSHOP VOLUNTEER I can volunteer at the tuckshop in 2014 on the following day/s:

Twice/term on Wed ___ and/or Fri ___. (please tick preferred day/s). OR

Once/term on Wed ___ and/or Fri ___. (please tick preferred day/s). OR

On the following dates: ___/___; ___/___; ___/___; ___/___; ___/___;

___/___

I have a friend I would like to be rostered on with - __________________________ Name: _____________________________________________________________________________ Mobile phone: ____________________ Email: _________________________________________

After School Care: - Please contact Hall-Thorpe Sports directly (Ph 4638 7965 or Mobile 0438764752). Bookings Essential Email admin@hallthorpesports.com.au Website www.hallthorpesports.com.au

School Banking: Each Tuesday. For information packs on becoming a school banker, please contact the office.

Prep Car Park - The Prep car park is strictly for the use of families with children in Prep. If you do not have a child in Prep then you are not to access the Prep drive-way or car park, unless walking in from Perth St. Please do not park in the Disabled Car Park at Prep. It is strictly for the families who need this facility.

Parents please remember to STOP at the sign in the Prep driveway. BUS ZONE PARKING: Please do not park in the Bus Zones.

Clothing Pool is open from 8am to 8.30am every Monday morning. Our convenor for 2013 is Cate Power. Any donations or items for sale can be dropped off at the school office anytime. A completed form must be attached to items for sale; this form can be found on our website or the school office.

Green Record Cards now due.

OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES

REMINDERS

Become A Volunteer Host Family

Make Your Place Their Second Home World Education Program (WEP) is inviting Australian families to experience another culture within their own homes by becoming volunteer host families. Choose a student from Italy, Belgium, France, Switzerland, The Netherlands or South America and get a glimpse into the life of another culture without having to leave the comfort of your home! Our exchange students are just as excited about sharing their own culture and life experiences as they are about becoming a member of an Australian family.

Arriving in July: Pietro (17) from Italy is sporty, representing his region in tennis. He is a member of the scouts and plays the guitar and drums. Cecile (15) from France is a keen dancer, in both classical and jazz. She is also an excellent skier and enjoys the smaller, non-materialistic things in life.

+ MANY MORE Find out more! Getting to know your student before he or she arrives brings fun and joy to everyone involved. Take the next step and contact WEP today to receive a full information pack for your family, including student profiles.

Sylvia Kelly Manager - Inbound Exchange Programs Phone: 1300 884 733 Email: info@wep.org.au Online: www.wep.org.au

Open your home and hearts to an international exchange student! It’s easier than you think and a fantastic experience for all!

Aspergers Training Workshop WARWICK Qld

WHEN: Saturday 1st March 2014

WHERE: Auditorium, School of Total Education, 2 Freestone Rd, Warwick Q 4370

TIME: 9:00am – 3:00pm (Registration from 8:30am)

COST: $125- (morning tea and lunch provided)

TO REGISTER: http://www.stickytickets.com.au/15118 or email support@aspiechild.com.au

Nelle Frances will be delivering a training workshop in Warwick on Saturday 1st March 2014.

This workshop gives Teachers, Professionals, Child Care workers, Carers and families a vivid insight into the subtle intricacies

of the Autism Spectrum condition and provides participants with a myriad of strategies to help them cope.

The workshop includes Nelle’s high-impact Sensory Detective Workshop ® - an interactive exercise that places participants in

the shoes of those with the condition, giving them an insiders look at the world of Autism/Asperger’s.

Attached is further information, including a registration form.

Kind regards

____________________________________ Nelle Frances Author, Director Mobile (+61) 0422 621 749 Fax (07) 5351 1978 Email support@aspiechild.com.au

SOCCER REGISTRATIONS for West Wanderers Football Club are now open. West Wanderers is situated on the

southern side of Toowoomba at Nell E Robinson Park on Hume Street, between Alderley St and Stenner St. Please visit

www.westwanderers.org for more details or contact Registrar - Tabetha 0419 742 224 or email tabethateakle@gmail.com.

Highfields Netball Sign On Sunday 2nd February 10am - 2pm Highfields Indoor Recreation Centre O’Brien’s Road, Highfields Net Set Go, Netta, Junior, Senior, Representative competitions, and Ladies Monday Night Comp. For Further information and details please log on to www.highfields.qld.netball.com.au

Drama Lessons and Eisteddfod Preparation

If parents are interested in Drama lessons and/or Eisteddfod Preparation please contact Sandra Neale on 4635 2468 or 0427 352 469 after 7pm.

Milo in2CRICKET Schools Program

Purpose of Schools Milo in2CRICKET Program

Introduce boys and girls in Year’s 1 -3 to the game of cricket through fun, action-packed games and activities.

Objective

Deliver a well organised and fun 6 week after-school program that is dedicated to helping children learn how

to play cricket and aids to develop social skills, physical fitness, and good sportsmanship.

Who can get involved?

All girls and boys in Years 1-3. The equipment is modified to ensure everyone’s safety. The balls are soft and

the bats are light, and most importantly, the lesson plans have been carefully developed to ensure fun, skill

development and that everyone gets a go!

We need 20 for the program to go ahead!

What do the children receive?

All participants receive a tailored program delivered by a Cricket Australia Level 1 accredited coach that

teaches them how to play cricket. They also get an exclusive MILO in2CRICKET Pack with a backpack, ball,

bat, hat, t-shirt, water bottle, MILO giveaways and much, much more!

How much does the program cost?

The cost is $85 for the 6 week program including MILO in2CRICKET Pack.

When does the program start? – Monday 17th

February-

Program Starts: looking to start week beginning Monday 17th

February & finish week beginning Monday

24th

March

Time: 3.15pm – 4.15pm

Venue: school oval

School to promote after-school program through newsletter and parades. Flyers will be supplied by

Queensland Cricket.( Will be sent home with students from Year 1 to 3 next week)

Provide adequate oval and undercover (for wet weather) space to conduct program.

QUEENSLAND CRICKET

Post out flyers for promotions to schools

Post out registration forms for children to complete

Performs admin via MyCricket i.e. set up school as in2CRICKET centre, enters participants in database

and manages the orders of packs for children

Receive money and forms

Bruce Deem

DDSWQ Regional Cricket Manager

Queensland Cricket

Mob: 0419 725 834

E: bruced@qldcricket.com.au