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Issue No. 2 belmont.hs@edumail.vic.gov.au Friday 24th February 2017

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONS Congratulations to the parents and staff who nominated and will be joining School Council for your interest in school governance and working together to support our young people. Parent School Council members are as follows:

Andrew Joubert Andrew King John McKenzie Con Komuoussoulis Michael Ingwersen Geraldine Clancy Alison Steele Jason McLachlan

The Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 7th March, 6.00pm, followed by the first Council meeting for 2017 at 6.30pm. ANNUAL REPORTING MEETING Each year School Council conducts its Annual Reporting Meeting for the school community. This meeting reviews the previous year through examining a large amount of data and information gathered including opinion surveys and student results. It is also at this meeting that the past year’s Financial Report is presented. It is an opportunity to hear of the year’s achievements as well as what the new year holds for us. The Annual Reporting meeting is open to our school community and I invite parents to join our Council for this part of the Council meeting. If you are able to join us, it would be appreciated if you could let Jenni in our Office know in advance.

The Annual Reporting Meeting will be held in the school Staffroom at 6.00pm on Tuesday March 28. This will be followed by our normal March meeting at around 6.30pm.

The Annual Report will be on the school website during Term 2. It is almost half way through the term and it is wonderful to see our students focusing on their learning program and involving themselves in a number of opportunities that Belmont offers all students. There are a number of students preparing for their Indonesian trip next month and shortly after, the students and teachers attending the Italy trip will depart. I wish all travellers a safe and wonderful experience. Our student leadership team are now in place for 2017 and I would like to congratulate these students. (See listing on page 7 of this newsletter.) I wish them well in their new leadership role and thank them for stepping up and supporting the success of their House and the number of programs that they will be leading. All leaders will be acknowledged and presented with their badges at assemblies this term.

ROAD SAFETY There have been a number of reports of the conges-tion and danger of traffic in Digby Avenue this term. Please be aware of the parking regulations and increased student/pedestrian presence in the imme-diate vicinity of the school, particularly at school drop-off and pick-up times.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

2017

Monday 27 February WEEK A 3.40pm finish

General Assembly Year 7 Immunisations, 9am-12.40pm VCE Parent Information Forum, 7pm, Library

Tuesday 28 February

Year 7 Gold Camp, Tanybryn

Wednesday 1 March

Thursday 2 March

Finance Committee meeting, 7.45am

Friday 3 March

Barwon Division Swimming, Kardinia Pool

Monday 6 March 3.40pm finish

House Assemblies Year 7 Purple Camp, Tanybryn Parents Association AGM, 7.30pm, Conference Room

Tuesday 7 March

School Council AGM/Meeting 6pm, Staff Room

Wednesday 8 March

Year 7 Mango Camp, Tanybryn Year 12 Green Parent Afternoon Tea, 4-5pm

Thursday 9 March

Friday 10 March

Senior Sport—volleyball, softball, baseball, cricket

24 hr STUDENT ABSENCE LINE

5241 0090 Parents only to call to report student’s name,

house/form, reason for absence, and date.

_____________________________________________________________________________Rotherham St Belmont Vic 3216 Ph: (03) 5243 5355 Fax: (03) 52432420 www.bhs.vic.edu.au

DATES TO NOTE: Parent Year 11 and 12 Forum—27th February, 7pm school library Monday 13 March—LABOUR DAY Public Holiday Wednesday 15 March—SEALP Information Evening, 7pm Tuesday 28 March—Parent/Teacher Interviews

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Visit from our New Regional Director The new Regional Director of South Western Region; Sharyne Donald visited our school last week. The School Captains and Vice Captains gave her a tour of our school and spoke fondly of their time at Belmont High School. She asked them many questions about the learning programs, the opportunities that students are given and the way the school helps build relationships and engagement. She was very impressed with the responses and it helped give her a great sense of the positive culture of our school. Ms Donald also visited Middle Years classes and observed students completing their rich task. I was pleased to see students focusing on their learning and being challenged by their work. Ms Donald made a number of very positive comments about our school and our students and teachers. Swimming Carnival This was my first time at our Swimming Carnival and the best one that I have attended in all my time as an educator. The spirit of our House System is clearly seen with students taking the time to dress in their House colours and cheer for their fellow students while they were competing. Many of our students took on leadership roles during the day and our staff worked cohesively to ensure that the events ran to schedule and the program was enjoyed by all. I would like to congratulate all the students that participated in the swimming events and to all the students, staff and parents who attended and participated in some way to make the experience very special for all . It was a very close finish with Gold House winning overall. Well done to all Gold House Sports Captains, students, teachers and the new House Leader Ms Linda Jennings. Year 7 Camp The Year 7 students are very settled in their classes. There have been two Year 7 groups complete their camp at Tanybryn. Students have enjoyed the many planned activities during their camp. Both students and staff have enjoyed their time together with a strong focus on building positive relationships and the confidence of our new students. Sandra Eglezos Principal

MUSIC NEWS Band Support Sausage Sizzle and Cake Stall at Bunnings: Saturday March 4th, all day. Music program families welcome to drop cakes to Bunnings from 8.00am onwards. If you haven’t signed up to help out on the day, there’s still time! Please contact belmonthsbandsupp@gmail.com if you are able to give an hour of your time to support the Band program Rose Humphrey Director of Music

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR HOLDERS OF A HEALTH CARE OR CONCESSION CARD—Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund (CSEF) CSEF will be provided to eligible families to cover the costs of school trips, camps and sporting activities. If you hold a valid means-tested concession card or are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible for CSEF. A special consideration category also exists for asylum seeker and refugee families. The allowance is paid to the school to use towards expenses relating to camps, excursions or sporting activities for the benefit of your child. The annual CSEF amount per secondary school student is $225. How to Apply: Contact the school office to obtain a CSEF application form or download from the CSEF website. Applications for the first instalment close on 28th February.

SWIMMING CARNIVAL Friday 10th February was the annual Belmont High School swimming sports, and with a top temperature of 24 degrees it was the perfect day for the Carnival. There was great participation, both in the pool and on the sidelines with lots of cheering. Congratulations to Gold House for winning overall, and also to Red House for again winning the House Spirit Award. A big thanks to all the House members and staff who helped organise and run the day, making it as smooth as possible. Thank you to the Kardinia Pool staff, as well as Mr Robinson for helping put together the fantastic day. Congratulations to all the age champions (pictured and listed below) and to all those who participated and swam on the day. We had 2 records broken by Anna Webster and Connor Watsona, who both broke the 13yr backstroke record for male and female—huge congratulations to these students. Age group champions: 13 yr—Anna Webster, Connor Watson; 14yr—Tegan Vaotangi, Jarron Hobbs; 15yr—Emily Suckling, Patrick Watson; 16yr—Sarah Davey, Will Ross; 17yr—Hannah Crowley, Jet Flexman; 20yr—Keeley Barry, Cameron Reid. Best of luck to the qualifiers who will be swimming at the Barwon Division round next Friday, 3rd March, at Kardinia Pool. Alice O’Keeffe Sports Captain

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VCE PARENT INFORMATION EVENING

I would like to invite you to our Parent Year 11 and 12 Forum on the 27th February at 7pm in the school library.

The session will focus on the procedures for 2017, how scores are established, the visions of the school to increase school study scores and discussion on how to support a senior student as a parent. There will also be information presented on pathways after school, procedures for application and the range of options available. There will be refreshments available on the night. Please RSVP by email mcandrew.john.m@edumail.vic.gov.au Really look forward to seeing many of you on the night and meeting or hearing from you during the year. John McAndrew VCE Leader Belmont High School 5243 5355

SELECT ENTRY ACCELERATED LEARNING PROGRAM Parent Information Evening for Year 7 2018 Parents and children are welcome to attend an information session for the Year 7 2018 SEAL Program at the school Library at 7.00 pm on Wednesday 15th March. Applications for the SEAL Program close on the 23rd of March. Lea Purdy SEALP Coordinator

PARENTS ASSOCIATION Our next Parents Association meeting will be held in the Conference Room (right near the office) on Monday 6th March com-mencing at 7.15pm. We will be discussing what guest speakers we would like to hear from for the year and it is also our AGM. We would love to see you there. Leanne Robinson President

COMPUTATIONAL ALGORITHMIC THINKING COMPETITION, TUESDAY 21 MARCH 2017 The Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT) competition is a one-hour problem-solving competition, which seeks to identi-fy computer programming potential. No prior experience in computer programming is necessary. Cost is $6.50 to enter the com-petition (or $10 for CAT and the Maths Competition in July) and $2 for online CAT practice. Visit website: http://www.amt.edu.au/informatics/cat/ and for sample questions go to https://amt.edfinity.com/ , scroll down to “Try a few problems”. Divisions: Junior (Yr7&8), Intermediate (Yr9&10) and Senior(Yr11&12) For more information and to enter, see Mr Byrt (or Mrs Morse) in staffroom P8. Entries need to be done by 10th March.

Belmont High School SELECT ENTRY ACCELERATED

LEARNING PROGRAM

2018 Year 7 Intake

Information Evening:

Wednesday, 15th March 2017

Belmont High School Library, 7.00-8.30pm Optional School tour from 6.00-6.45pm

(meet at the Library)

Information brochures and Application Forms are available from

Belmont High School, or online at www.bhs.vic.edu.au

Please direct all enquiries to:

Leanne Purdy

Telephone: 5243 5355 (Belmont High School)

Fax: 5243 2420

Email: purdy.leanne.j@edumail.vic.gov.au

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Purple Ponderings Welcome to 2017! A warm welcome back to the wonderful students of Purple House, and a special mention to our new students at every year level. First day back for students and the Year 12s headed off to camp. The students used the time to work together as a group in order to plan and prepare for the year ahead. They thought about their goals for the year and their role as leaders of the school. It was great to see them begin to work together, step out of their comfort zones, and come up with some good ideas for the year. Congratulations to all members of the Year 12 Purple Leadership team and especially to Joseph Doggett-William and Jess Harcomb on becoming our House Cap-tains and Bailey Hannah and Mia Paulus on being voted in as Vice-Captain. Congratulations also to Zane Thompson and Katrina Anastasopoulos on taking on the role of Sports Captains, and to Beth Hamer on her position as Music Captain. We had a GREAT day at the Swimming Carnival and came 3rd overall! There were many students who did exceptionally well and swam in a heap of races – we had two Age Champions – Sarah Davey and Jett Flexman – and lots of kids who were right up there earning points for the House. We also had a large number of students who stepped up on the day and swam in races to help the team – which is wonderful to see. We have lots more to plan for before the end of term – the Year 7s are going on camp and having a meet and greet BBQ, the Form captains are leading tour groups during the BHS open night, and we will all participate in the Fun Run on the last day of term. Welcome back everyone and here’s to another wonderful year at BHS! Nellie Wilson Purple House Leader

SUCCEEDING IN THE VCE—free lectures for Year 11 and 12 students “Succeeding in the VCE” is an annual event designed to provide students with the skills and information they need to maximise VCE marks, and to raise much needed funds for The Fred Hollows Foundation. Featuring a unique range of guest speakers and VCE experts, this exclusive event offers students a great opportunity to gain the tools, skills and information that will help them reach their full potential in Year 11 and Year 12. A variety of lectures will be available to choose from. Valued at over $250, these highly beneficial lectures are free of charge to students when they make a $10 donation to The Fred Hollows Foundation representatives on the day. Lectures are held at The University of Melbourne on 25th February, 4th March and 5th March. Bookings are essential. Enrolments: www.tsfx.com.au/svce or call 9663 3311.

THUNDERSTORM ASTHMA The thunderstorm asthma event in Melbourne on Monday 21 and Tuesday 22 November last year was a sobering and sad reminder of the potential impacts of asthma. Although uncommon, thunderstorm asthma has occurred previously in Australia and overseas and its mechanisms are understood however are very difficult to predict. Click here for more in-formation on Thunderstorm Asthma. With a prevalence level of 11% (1 in 9) in Australia and over 400 deaths each year, asthma needs to be taken seriously by all in a duty of care position. Asthma Australia’s training helps school staff to develop skills and confidence to admin-ister Asthma First Aid in case of an asthma attack. This training also addresses asthma management processes in schools and the relevant guidelines and legislation. If a thunderstorm asthma event were to occur during school hours and you were faced with students having trouble

breathing (whether known to have asthma or not), you would follow the Asthma First Aid protocol taught in the training for each student. This includes calling an ambulance for any student having a suspected first asthma attack. It is vital that school processes ensure that Asthma Emergency Kits (available through your local Asthma Foundation) are always properly stocked and medication is checked to ensure it has not run out and is in date. Students likely to be most at risk of thunderstorm asthma would include those,

with a history of hay fever (80% of people with asthma also experience hay fever)

allergic to grass (in particular) and pollen (generally)

not currently using an asthma preventer (if prescribed)

Thunderstorm asthma can affect some people who have never been diagnosed with asthma. Our survey following the thunderstorm asthma event showed that 4 in 10 people did not have a previous history of asthma. This is why it is im-portant you can recognize the signs and symptoms of asthma and know how to administer asthma first aid. As always, following your Asthma Australia training, there are staff available at your local Asthma Foundation to assist with all asthma issues for your school.

Source: Asthma Australia: Term 1 2017 School Newsletter

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GOLD HOUSE Wow! What a fabulous start to the year.

As the new GOLD House Leader, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to the Belmont High School community and the GOLD House family. It is with great pleasure that I can let GOLD House parents and guardians know that I have been very impressed with the student body who have displayed outstanding commitment to their learning and school activities. We have begun the year in fine form with a win at the Swim Carnival! It was fantastic to be a part of the team spirit with a large number of participants who were well supported by our GOLD spectators. A big thank you goes to our GOLD House Swim Managers: Mr Westwood and Ms Watson who ensured that we could fill nearly every event!

The Year 12 students also displayed their commitment to GOLD House by supporting younger students in the sign up for events. The Year 12 students dressed to impress and have set a high standard for the upcoming Athletics Carnival! They certainly followed through on their reflections and goals that were outlined while they attended the Yr 12 Leadership Camp in the first week of school at Anglesea. The camp included a range of initiative and team building activities, as well as providing students with a positive environment to prepare for the year ahead. Whilst on camp, our Year 12 Leadership Team was established. Congratulations to the following students on their appointments: House Captains – Joe Kelly and Elise Brown Vice Captains – Bowen Jacques and Akaansha Kumar Sport Captains – Zeke Lehmann and Isabelle Banovac Music Captain – Harry Whatnall and Debating Captain – Nathan McGlynn I would also like to welcome new and returning families, as well as introduce our form teachers for 2017: Year 7 – Mr Mackenzie Year 8 – Mr Stockton & Ms Morse Year 9 – Ms Todorovic Year 10 - Ms. Watson (Assistant House Leader) Year 11 - Ms. Hergstrom Year 12 – Ms deBruyn and Ms. Harvey. All form teachers and students, will be supported by Mr. Westwood, Ms. Wood and Ms. Hook. Mr Mackenzie has done a fantastic job transitioning our Year 7’s to the pace of High School. Students have been flat out, both in and out of the classroom. I am really looking forward to our Year 7 Camp down at Tanybryn starting on the 28 th Feb. We will be also having a welcome BBQ for Year 7 students and their families at Eastern Beach on the 15 th March (5.30pm) combined with Mango and Purple House. Please do not hesitate to contact myself with any questions you may have as I have been very well supported by Ms Jess Watson as the GOLD House Assistant and previous GOLD House Leaders, Ms Jess Grigg and Ms Amanda Brown who have demonstrated that BHS always puts students first to ensure their success and happiness.

Mrs Linda Jennings & Ms Jess Watson GOLD House Leaders

SILVER HOUSE REPORT We have had a flying start to the year with so many things happening all in a rush. Year 12 Camp at Camp Angahook was

wonderful with our Year 12s considering and taking seriously the important role of leading the whole House for the first time.

Personally, for me it was a great time to get to meet everyone in Year 12. It was wonderful to see the special bond and friendships

that obviously exist within the group. Congratulations to our Leaders Chloe Reynolds and Robbie Dando (House Captains)

Olivia Crichton and Aydin Dalipi (Sports Captain). Evan Maltby and Anja Castle Music and Debating Captains Also

congratulations to our Vice Captains Angus Davies, Bre MacGee and Jade Southwood. All the Year 12s agreed to the idea of

supporting the sense of ‘family’ that exists within the House and hoped to build on this through participation and building

connections .

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House Swimming This year Silver managed to raise their effort to achieve improvement moving into 6th place overall. The girls faired better with Girls coming 4th and the Senior Girls 3rd. Participation was up in the girls division, which was pleasing and we had some outstanding individual efforts. Congratulations go to our two age champions. Cameron Reid 20 year Boys and Tegan Vaotangi, the 14 year Girls champions. There were many great efforts from our students, who demonstrated the virtue of House spirit, proving that the Silver House is, and will remain strong throughout the year and beyond. Congratulations to Emily Adams, Hannah Vejzovic, Davy Mckenzie, Olivia Crichton, Bec Bowker, Robbie Dando, Jade Bartz, Madi Brown, Hero Partos-Slattery, Grace Emond, Millie Hobbs and Molly Greenwood who were all outstanding on the day. Congratulations also go to Bri-annah McCullough (8S) and Noah Metwally (7S) who won prizes for best costume on the day. It has been a busy month and I have really enjoyed working with the dedicated Silver staff members and have really felt wel-comed by the Silver students as the new Silver House leader. I look forward to coming into classrooms in the coming weeks to spend more time getting to know all of you.

Water Skiing Congratulations to Ned Sweeney 7 Silver who is competing in the State Water Ski Championships. We wish him well.

Year 7 Silver B.B.Q Tuesday 7th March Eastern Beach B.B.Q. area 5-7 p.m. Snags and a soft drink will be provided. Bring own salads and specialty meats.

Mr Mark Dooley Silver Leader

BOOK REVIEW Emmy Laybourne’s “Monument 14” A visiting librarian recommended this book to us and it’s been incredibly popular since we bought it. In the not-so-distant future, Dean and his little brother Alex are on their way to school in Monument, Colorado on their different buses. Suddenly gigantic hailstones start to fall and Dean’s bus crashes. The other bus driver comes to rescue Dean the few other students on the high school bus. She delivers 14 kids to a store like a Super WalMart - where they sell everything from dinners to diamonds - then tells them to stay there while she goes to get help. Fortunately the store’s TVs still work and the kids, aged 5-17, discover that the hailstones were a minor part of the problem. The bigger issues are the tsunami, earthquake and chemicals in the air which cause different reactions depending on your blood type!! The kids wisely decide to barricade themselves inside the store and wait for help and/or grownups to arrive. This is book 1 in the trilogy – I’ve now read all 3 and thankfully the final book wraps everything up satisfactorily. Books are reviewed weekly and displayed in the library. Lee Suter, Teacher Librarian

THE LANGUAGES CORNER

Homestay Families Wanted We are looking for families to host students from Padua (pictured below), Italy, for approximately 2 weeks at the start of Term 3. Hosting would be particularly beneficial for students learning Italian in senior years (what a great opportunity for them to improve their language skills!). Other students would also benefit by getting to know someone from a different culture. If you are interest-ed, please email Gregory.antoinette.a@edumail.vic.gov.au.

New Colombo Plan and Life-long Language Learning With learning being a life-long journey, it is important to consider options to continue language learning after high school. Stu-dents of Indonesian can take advantage of the New Colombo Plan, a signature initiative of the Australian Government which aims to lift knowledge of the Indo Pacific in Australia by supporting Australian undergraduates to study and undertake internships in the region. This initiative involves a scholarship program for study of up to one year and internships or mentorships, and a flexible mobility grants program for both short and longer-term study, internships, mentorships, practicums and research. This initiative is aimed at generating cultural insight to deepen Australia’s trade, economic and services links with Asia, with 10,000 students who have already been supported to study in 32 countries. However, despite this initiative and other similar policies aimed at increasing bilingualism in the country, Australia is still currently behind: a recent article in The Sunday Age (‘Students heading east, not west’, 05/02/17) stressed that ‘in almost all OECD coun-tries, students finish high school with a foreign language except Australia and just 10 per cent of students here are studying a foreign language, compared with 40 per cent in the 1960s. Being able to communicate with a language other than English is an important skills for the 21st century, and all of our students are encouraged to pursue language studies in senior years. Students wondering whether to continue studying Indonesian or Ital-ian past year 9 should not hesitate to get in touch with their teachers to know more about the benefits of keeping up their lan-guage skills. For more information about the New Colombo Plan: http://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/new-colombo-plan/pages/new-colombo-plan.aspx Federica Cologni Learning Area Leader for Languages

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2017 STUDENT LEADERSHIP School Captains Laura Aylmer Will Humble School Vice Captain Emily Chadwick Matt Jennings Junior School Captains Lucy Cooper Jason Brandis Jnr School Vice Captains Lewis Page Emily Farlow

BLUE HOUSE House Captains Leela Everest Cody Pettina Deputy Captains Mia Sullivan Fraser Robinson Sports Captains Lauren Fox Jesse Delaney Music Captain Tyson Ruck

EBONY HOUSE House Captains Tayla Wilson Lachie Partridge Deputy Captains Bonnie Rosser Brandon Davis Sports Captains Tanisha Artz James Lyon Music Captains Paige Viney Ben Rainford

GOLD HOUSE House Captains Elise Brown Joe Kelly Deputy Captains Akaansha Kumar Bowen Jacques Sports Captains Isabelle Banovac Zeke Lehmann Music Captain Harry Whatnall Debating Captains Nathan McGlynn Alice O’Keeffe

GREEN HOUSE House Captains Imogen Hair Dylan Cowan Deputy Captains Hiba Al-Assafi Robin Sangwan Sports Captains Eric Parkin SRC Rep Brodey Hamilton Music Captain Jasmin Wilson

Music Captains Isobel Peter, Cara Edwards Olivia Steele, Ben Harris School Sports Alice O’Keeffe Captains Jonty Broughton

MANGO HOUSE House Captains Brittany King Matthew Agiejew Deputy Captains Laura Eaton Nicholas Orpwood Sport Captains Jade Collins Sam Gliszczynski Music Captains Laura Firipis Sam Williamson Detabing Captain Issy Peter

PURPLE HOUSE House Captains Jessie Harcombe Joseph Doggett-Williams Deputy Captains Mia Paulus Bailey Hannah Sports Captains Katrina Anastasopoulos Zane Thompson Music Captain Beth Hamer

RED HOUSE House Captains Sanjana Malewar Cooper Jones Vice Captains Olivia Steele Cara Edwards Adnan Miazi Sports Captains Hannah Crowley Richard Egan Music Captain Josh Goonan-Robinson Debating Captain Kennan Sawyer

SILVER HOUSE House Captains Chloe Reynolds Robbie Dando Deputy Captains Anja Castle Angus Davies Sports Captains Olivia Crichton Aydin Dalipi Music Captain Evan Maltby Debating Captain Anja Castle Leadership Team Bre Magee Jade Southwood

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HOCKEY PLAYERS WANTED Players wanted for Newtown City Hockey Club teams for boys, girls, men, women for the 2017 winter season, commencing in April. 4 years to adult. All welcome. Experience not necessary. Enquiries - Claire Barnes, 0417 015130, www.newtownhockeyclub.com.au

JUNIOR FOOTBALL REGISTRATION SIGN UP DAY

Sunday March 5th

2017- 11.30am – 2.30pm

Belmont Lions Sports Club Winter Reserve – entrance off Glyn Street, Belmont

Auskick, Under 10s, 12s, 14s, 16 and Colts

Sausage sizzle and soft drinks supplied

For further details, please contact:

Brian Coughlan Mobile: 0421 76 1071

Email: brianoy@optusnet.com.au

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NumberWorks'nWords Geelong Specialist Maths and English Tuition, ph. 5245 8846

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Geelong Amateur Football & Netball Club

2017 GIRLS FOOTBALL

SPECIALISED PROGRAM

AFL football program just for the Girls

EXCITING NEW PROGRAM

The ‘Ammos’ are looking to develop opportunities for Girls activities and participation in a fun, social, safe and quality environment.

Women’s AFL is one of the fastest growing sports in Australia and Ammos are seeking to field U12, U15 and U19 girls teams in the AFL Barwon Junior Girls

League for season 2017.

Training days: Tuesday and Thursday nights Match days: Sunday Mornings Special Notes:

Discounted club membership packages

Specialised players uniforms

Strong link to successful Ammos Netball program

Meals in the clubrooms on Thursday nights with whole club

Womens AFL ambassador, Geelong FC player involvement and accredited coaches with focus on female football

Fantastic presentation day for whole family

Friendly welcoming club, with an established junior development program and emphasis on participation

New players of all ages and abilities very welcome

Please register via Sporting Pulse or come down to Queens Park on the 1st and 6th March for assistance with the registration process. Further information can be found at the Ammos website; http://www.geelongamateur.com.au

For any further info please contact: Chris Horniblow (Girls Footy) 0403 184 266

Chris Lipari (Girls Footy) 0400 304 405 Belinda Agustsson(Registrations)0413 841 005

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