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JUNIOR SCHOOL
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN OF TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR SCHOOL
MICHAELMAS TERM | BULLETIN V
FRIDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2014
FROM THE MASTER OF THE JUNIOR SCHOOL
“I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
If you really know me, you will know my Father as well.”
John 14:6-7
Year 3 to 6 Winners
Year K to 2 Winners
Dear Parents and Friends of the Junior School,
I would like to report to the Junior School Community two special
events that have taken place this week.
Firstly, the K-2 and 3-6 Speech Competition finals. Both of these
finals were of a very high standard and my congratulations go to all
the finalists. What was most impressive was the poise, confidence
and diction of the K-2 boys. Our youngest members of the School
took it in their stride and delivered speeches that were interesting,
funny and well-constructed. All finalists should be very proud of
their efforts. Public speaking is an excellent pursuit as well as a
skill that will assist the boys as they continue to grow and learn.
Congratulations to the following winners of the Junior School
Speech Competition, 2014.
An impressed audience!
Secondly, yesterday was the Junior School Auxiliary AGM. Under
the excellent leadership of the President, Mrs Carolyn Tran, the
AGM was a smooth and most convivial process. The Junior
School Auxiliary has throughout the year worked tirelessly for the
benefit of the boys, and it has been a wonderful opportunity for me
to sit in on each monthly meeting and listen to the good ideas put
forward by the parent body. I am looking forward to spending time
with parents tonight at the Auxiliary Christmas Party. It is to be
held at Hazelhurst Gallery, 782 The Kingsway, Gymea and begins
at 7:00pm. There are spaces still available and parents are most
welcome to attend and pay on arrival.
Please take time to look at the diary dates section of the Junior
School Newsletter.
Simon Kelly | Master of the Junior School
Year K Zeke Gourlas
Year 1 Joshua Falato
Year 2 Taj Mace
Year 3 Christian Falato
Year 4 Taran Singh
Year 5 William Martin
Year 6 and Overall Winner Jaymes Gourlas
See report on page 3 for more details.
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WET WEATHER DETAILS | SPECIAL EVENTS | CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES | SPORT INFORMATION
DATES FOR THE DIARY
TERM 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Saturday, 8th November
Sunday, 9th November
Tuesday, 11th November
Wednesday, 12th November
Thursday, 13th November
Friday, 14th November
Saturday, 15th November
Tuesday, 18th November
Wednesday, 19th November
Thursday, 20th November
Friday, 21st November
Saturday, 22nd November
Sport – Summer Round 11
Open Day
10am Family Service – Taubman and Young Houses
9am-10am Year 6 Transition Presentation – Co-curricular activities
Years 3 & 4 – Camp Fields Studies Centre, Rathane depart
11am-12noon Year 6 Transition Activity – Cadets
Year K, 2015 – Orientation
Years 3 & 4 – Camp Fields Studies Centre, Rathane return
1pm-3pm Swimming St Partick’s College Invitation Sport – Summer Round 12
6:00pm Year 6 Social
Printmaking Art Club concludes
Infants Art Club concludes
11:00am-12noon Year 6-TransitionActivity – Middle School House System
Stone Carving Art Club concludes
Pre-K – Year 7, 2015 – Orientation Day
Football – Year 3 Gala Day
No Sport – Years 4-6
AWARDS FOR THE WEEK
PKW
Kobe Harb
Justin Tsia
Ryan Wang
KC
Owyn Nakhle
George Elassal
KT
George Deiri
Michael Sotiropoulos
1N
George Stavrakis
Christian Beke
1W
Raphael Hanna
Riley Coneliano
2R
Nicholas Ayoub
Oscar Hartzenberg
SILVER AWARDS
Year 6R
Jack Li
Krit Smithikarn
GOLD AWARDS
Year 6R
William Barlow
James Coall
Aston Forster
Bailey Harding
Huntter Keyes-Ahern
Adam Li
Gene Marantos
Euan Marshall
Lee Orszaczky
Steve Poulos
Luke Sheppard
Louis White
Sam Yang
Zack Zuccolotto
Joshua Falato
Jacob Pham
Allen Zheng
Year 2R
Nicholas Ayoub
Lochlan Demark
Rohit Dixit
Oscar Hartzenberg
Indiana Murphy
Isaac Trinh
Year 6R
Lewis Dobbin
PLATINUM AWARDS
Year 1W
PARENTS PLEASE NOTE:
Change of date for the Evening of Music from Tuesday, 19th November to Tuesday, 25th November.
ABSENTEE INSTRUCTIONS
Listed below, in preference order, are the methods available for
Absentee reporting that would assist the Office:
1.Use the Trinity Grammar School phone APP and follow the prompts
(From the APP home page select Junior School the select
Absentee Form to open the absentee form). Instructions for
installing the APP on your phone can be found by click here.
2.Using the Absentee email address [email protected]
Also, if you wish, you can ‘CC’ the class teacher on this email.
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3.Lastly, you can phone 9581 6144 and leave a message with your
son’s name and class
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SPEECH COMPETITION WINNERS
(from page 1)
Last Friday the swimming team took to the pool for
the first time against seven opposing schools. From
the outset it was clear that our boys have trained very
hard over the long cold winter months. Our coaches
have done a simply outstanding job!
Without a doubt the highlight for the team from Trinity
Grammar School Junior School was our new star in
the pool Zachariah Ngyuen. Zachariah swam two
incredible times in the 8 years boys 25m freestyle
and backstroke, breaking not only the School records
but also the meet records for the events. His time
of 16.03 seconds smashed the previous best set an
astounding 9 years ago.
Well done to all the boys who participated in the
Kindergarten to Year Two Speech Competition this year.
The topics chosen for the boys to speak on were directly
linked to units of inquiry they had already covered or
are currently working on. The teachers had a tough job
choosing their class’ finalists. The students chosen did a
great job presenting their speech in front of their parents,
grandparents and peers. The three winners were Taj
Mace (2R), Joshua Falato (1W) and Zeke Gourlas (KT).
Jenny Tredinnick | Infants Co-ordinator
Other pleasing swims came from all our relays, with
all teams finishing in the places. A huge thank you to
our Sportsmaster Mr Cook and from the Preparatory
School, Mr Mormarnis for organising the carnival.
Christopher Allum | MIC Swimming
SCOTTISH ENCOUTNER!
As part of our unit of inquiry, 'How we Express Ourselves', Year One were surprised to see Mr Niulala walk into the
classroom wearing a funny skirt! The boys had many interesting predictions as to why Mr Niulala was dressed up.
Mrs Bremner had actually come to visit, with Mr Niulala as her Scottish model! She wanted to talk about a special
Scottish celebration called Hogmanay (Scottish New Year).
Mrs Bremner told us about some traditions such as the wearing of kilts and the 'First Footing' where the men are the
first to enter the house, with a gift, at the stroke of midnight.
To end the afternoon, the boys sang ‘Auld Lang Syne’ in a circle created by the joining of hands. A huge thank you to
Mrs Bremner. The boys had lots of fun.
Laura Wilson | Year 1
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Timely Reflections…
By Mr Ron Ogier (1966 – 1994) and (1997 – present)
This week I found myself in a big hole at Trinity – a very
big hole indeed! It was the result of 15 thousand cubic
metres of material being removed north of the Chapel
Way, and is, of course the excavation for the new
Aquatic Centre. The Site Manager, Darren Chignell
of Lipmann Constructions, very kindly allowed me to
make a photographic study of the site, my impression
of which was that, though from ground level it was
obviously large, down at the level which will be floor
of the pool itself, things seemed positively enormous!
An interesting point has been reached in the last few
days, too: the drainage pipes for seepage under the
pool were being laid, thus forming the lowest point of
the main excavation, while along the south side the
square columns which will support the roof, reached
their maximum height, or rather, the reinforcing steel
rods have, the right-angled bends at their tops being
where the ceiling level will be.
The plant room, to be situated in the north-western
corner of the site, right next door to the Junior School,
is an even deeper hole. The outer shell of the whole
structure is firmly anchored to the surrounding rock by
a series of highly-tensioned steel rods set in concrete
cylinders reaching thirty metres or more into the
country rock. The view of the site from above is also
impressive.
The visit was great experience, and leaves no doubt
that the facility will be of the highest standard, a solidly
built one, serving the boys of the School for many
years. The structure also gives us an object lesson.
The reinforcing bars deep within the concrete columns
give them their strength, reminding us, perhaps, that
our lives need the inner strengthening which comes
from a faith in Christ.
1. and 2. The Old Pool sits to the west of the new excavation. 3. The solid foundations of one of the main supporting pillars on
the south side. 4. The Prospect Road side of the Pool. 5. The very deep excavation for the Plant Room lies next to the Junior
School’s east end. 6. An overall view of the site.
Click here to see more Aquatic Centre construction photos on flickr
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YEAR 2 HAS A SPECIAL GUEST!
Senior School artist in residence Ms April Campbell from the Ti Tree community which is located north of Alice Springs,
visited our Year 2 class last week to talk about the signs and symbols she uses in her work. This was an invaluable
experience for the boys who have been looking at visual language in their current unit of inquiry.
Paintings by April Campbell sharing the stories of the Anmatyer people from the Ti Tree Community will be exhibited
in The Delmar Gallery 6th to 9th November. Opening night is on the 6th November at 6.00pm. The exhibition also
showcases exploratory photographs by Trinity students on service week sharing their experiences of working within the
Ti Tree community. We will only have an opportunity for our classes on Friday 7th October to visit the exhibition and I
would like to encourage parents to visit the exhibition with their boys over the weekend.
Ronnie Pratt | Visual Arts Teacher, Junior School
In connection with their unit of inquiry ‘Celebrations’ Year 1 spent time in
the art room with me and we talked about my German Christmas traditions
passed down to me from my mother. The boys entered the room to the
sound of hand-bells ringing and watched a video of children playing a
Christmas song using their bells. They then looked at images of German
style Christmas trees lit with candles and I told them about my mother’s
memories of Christmas in their big old Potsdam house in Germany.
The doors to the Christmas room were closed on Christmas Eve and
the tree was decorated by her mother in secret. When it was dark the
doors were opened to reveal a huge Christmas tree lit with candles. The
experience was very special and beautiful Christmas music accompanied
the opening of presents. I also showed them some of the wooden German
Christmas decorations that I use on my Christmas tree. The boys then had a fun
time pressing coils of clay into small cup moulds to create a bell shape which they
will decorate next week.
Ronnie Pratt | Visual Arts Teacher, Junior School
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JUNIOR SCHOOL AUXILIARY
JUNIOR SCHOOL AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS PARTY
Friday 7th November
Thank you to everyone who has replied. We are still taking payments so if you are a last minute decision maker, please register
and pay online or simply turn up and bring your cash with you! It
should be a great night. I am looking forward to seeing you there.
Junior School Auxiliary
Christmas Party
When
Friday 7th November 2014
Where Hazelhurst Gallery, 782 Kingsway, Gymea NSW 2227
FIESTA 2014 | Saturday 29th November 10am-5pm
Junior School Community - how to participate:
1. Volunteer for an hour on your Year Stall (email contact on the
list below)
2. Donate a gift for the Silent Auction (see themes below).
3. Make a cake for the Cake Stall (cake boxes will be sent home
in week 7).
4. Buy armbands for the rides (online via school website)
5. Mark the date in your diary and enjoy the day!
Junior School Year Stalls and Contacts:
>> Year 6 Silent Auction
Kay White email [email protected]
>> Year 5 Watermelon
Carolyn Tran email [email protected]
Time
7pm - 11pm
>> Year 4 Crested Ware
Carmela Thorpe email [email protected]
Cost
$60pp
includes finger food and drink on arrival
>> Year 3 Cakes
Renee Berry email [email protected]
RSVP Today! (Friday 7 November) via link:
http://bit.ly/JSChristmasParty
>> PK – Year 2 Pick-a-box/ tree chupa chop treeee
Renee Jomaa email [email protected]
Junior School Year Group Themes for Silent Auction
Hampers:
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday 6th November
Yesterday was our Annual General Meeting where we said thank
you and farewell to Penny Buchanan and Kay White. Penny was
our Vice President this year and has done a fabulous job with the
Mother’s Day Stall. Kay has been part of the Auxiliary team for
many years, the last few in the role of Treasurer. On behalf of the
Auxiliary I would like to thank Kay for her dedication and support
for the Auxiliary. Your enthusiasm, commitment and contribution
is greatly appreciated and will be missed. I know the Summer Hill
Auxiliary will be lucky to have you on their team!
FIESTA Saturday 29th November
Your volunteered time and donations are very much appreciated and are a major factor in the success of our annual Fiesta.
Thank you to our wonderful team of helpers who have offered to
co-ordinate stalls on the day. They will be contacting you soon
with requests for help on the day. Alternatively, you can contact
them with your availability. Please see the flyer at the end of the
newsletter for more details. If you have any questions, please
don’t hesitate to contact me
Any
Year
Gift voucher for local restaurant/business, use of
holiday house, cash donation
Pre-K
Arts and Crafts (stationary, colouring in books,
textas, paints, ribbon, etc)
K-2
Christmas (pantry treats, decorations, tableware,
Christmas crackers etc)
Year 3
Holiday Reading (all ages, novels, non-fiction, puzzle
books, magazines etc)
Year 4
BBQ (apron, tongs, condiments, recipe books, bbq
accessories etc)
Year 5
Beach (towel, sunscreen, hat, beach bag, mat,
floaties, toys etc)
Year 6
Cooking (equipment, measures, apron, recipe
books, etc)
Please send silent auction donations into School and place them in
the classroom boxes before Friday 14th November.
Your volunteered time and donations are very much appreciated
and are a major factor in the success of our annual Fiesta.
FIESTA COLOURING IN COMPETITION
Entries close Friday 21st November
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions
about the Fiesta or the Auxiliary.
Print out your sheet (PK-Y2 – Farm Animals or Y3-Y6- Classic
car) at the end of the newsletter. Please return your fabulous
artwork to the Junior School Office by Friday 21st November for
your chance to win an all-day pass for the Fiesta rides worth $30!
Carolyn Tran | President – Junior School Auxiliary
mobile 0439 469 438
email [email protected]
IMPORTANT DATES
>> Christmas Party Friday 7th November
>> Fiesta Saturday 29th November 10am - 5pm
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FROM THE SPORTSMASTER
ROUND 11- CRICKET, BASKETBALL AND SOFTBALL
Year 4B
Shore defeated Trinity
CHANGE IN FIXTURES
Best and Fairest
Taran Singh
There have been a few change for this weekend’s round of
fixtures as follows:
Encouragement
Marco Ianni
Year 4 Super 8A Newington defeated Trinity
>> Year 4B Basketball – 9:30am at TGS Prep Outside Courts
>> Year 4A Basketball – 10:15am at TGS Prep Outside Courts
>> Year 4 Super 8A and B Cricket teams are playing at Heffron
Park. Please note, parking is available off Robey Street next
to the Des Renford Aquatic Centre, Maroubra NOT corner the
of Jersey and Bunnerong Road.
ST PATRICKS SWIMMING INVITATIONAL
Best and Fairest
Brandon Wong
Encouragement
John Nakhoul
Year 4 Super 8B Grammar Edgecliff defeated Trinity
Best and Fairest
James Mallios
Encouragement
Edmund Baker
BASKETBALL
1st V
Trinity 36 defeated Mosman Prep 30
Best and Fairest
Christian Diaz
Encouragement
Zack Zuccolotto
2nd V
Mosman Prep 41 defeated Trinity 11
YEAR 3 FOOTBALL GALA DAY
Best and Fairest
Elliot Lacey
The Year 3 Football Gala Day is fast approaching and will be
held at Bressington Park, on Saturday 22nd November from
7:40am – 9:30am.
Encouragement
Rory Martin
3rd V
Trinity defeated Mosman
Best and Fairest
Jacob Stark
Boys should wear their P.E. shorts, Football or Rugby socks with
their house coloured t-shirt and shin pads.
Encouragement
Sam Yang
4th V
Mosman defeated Trinity
Ben Cook | Sportsmaster
Best and Fairest
James Green
Encouragement
Hugo Trinh
5th V
Trinity 22 defeated Mosman Prep 19
Best and Fairest
Jordan Mikhael
Encouragement
Matthew Boyce
6th V
Mosman Prep 27 defeated Trinity 8
The St Patrick’s Swimming Invitational is being held on Friday
14th November. Notes will be coming home with the boys
selected in the swimming team outlining further details.
SPORT RESULTS FROM SATURDAY, 1ST NOVEMBER
CRICKET
1st XI
Trinity 3/151 defeated Scots 8/107
Best and Fairest
Deen Rasool
Best and Fairest
Angus Mooney
Encouragement
Andrew Cavallero
Encouragement
Emmanuel Grogan
7th V
Trinity Prep 18 defeated Trinity Junior 10
2nd XI
Trinity 4/135 defeated Scots 8/134
Best and Fairest
Kaedon Nasr
Best and Fairest
Lochlan Prentice and Bailey Harding
Encouragement
Luke Sheppard
Encouragement
Luke Selim
8th V
Trinity Prep defeated Trinity Junior
5A XI
St Patricks defeated Trinity
Best and Fairest
Hamish Kidd
Best and Fairest
Tadgh Aldridge
Encouragement
Jaymes Gourlas
Encouragement
Keanu Dufrier
Year 4A
Trinity Junior 34 defeated Trinity Prep 30
5B XI
St Patricks defeated Trinity
Best and Fairest
Louis Agosti
Best and Fairest
Jasper McCullagh
Year 4B
Trinity Prep 32 defeated Trinity Junior 30
Encouragement
Thomas McCrory
Best and Fairest
Joshua Alha
Super 8 Green
Shore 3/69 defeated Trinity 3/49
SOFTBALL
Best and Fairest
Joseph Evans
Softball
Arden 18 defeated Trinity 12
Encouragement
Adrian McManus
Best and Fairest
Christian Becvarovski
Super 8 White
Trinity 87 defeated Barker
Encouragement
Ziheng Lao
Best and Fairest
Garry Koshnitsky
TEEBALL
Encouragement
Krit Smithikarn
Tee Ball
Grammar Edgecliff 20 defeated Trinity 18
Year 4A
Trinity 7/82 loss to Kings 4/83
Best and Fairest
Nicholas Field
Best and Fairest
Isaac Cunningham
Encouragement
Alexander Berg
Encouragement
Spyridon Konidaris
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SOCIETY OF THE ARTS
NOVEMBER DIARY DATES
>> Trinity / Ti Tree Exchange Exhibition
An exhibition celebrating an ongoing partnership
between the Ti Tree and Trinity communities, including
painting, weaving and sculpture by Ti Tree artists
and photography by Trinity Grammar School senior
students.
6th to 9th November, Delmar Gallery
>> SUFF Shorts
Offbeat and quirky international and Australian short
films from the 2014 Sydney Underground Film Festival
Wednesday 26 November, 7.15pm, Drama Theatre.
Tickets $10 full / $7 concession at the door.
TI TREE COMMUNITY (NT) AND TRINITY PRESENT
Mpaty
>> Beastly
Delmar Gallery's Christmas exhibition is turned over
this year to varmits, critters and strays!
23 November to 7 December, Delmar Gallery
TRANSLATION: STORY TELLING
opening Thursday 6th of November at 6pm
Ti Tree community is located north of Alice Springs in the
township of Ti Tree. The population of Ti Tree and surrounds
is approximately 400. Indigenous languages spoken include
Anmatyerr, Warlpiri and Kaytetye. This exhibition acknowledges
the traditional custodians of the Ti Tree area and honours the
elders both past, present and future for they hold the memories,
the traditions, the culture and hopes of Indigenous Australia.
The paintings that are exhibited are by the artist April Campbell
and share the stories of the Anmatyer people from the Ti Tree
community. They tell their stories of their land, traditions and way
of life.
The exhibition also showcases exploratory photographs by
Trinity students on service week sharing their experiences
of working within the Ti Tree community. As part of our long
standing relationship with Ti Tree School, Trinity students spent a
week as teacher's aids helping with group work, PE lessons and
one on one reading tuition. In their spare time after classes they
explored the surrounding landscapes as well as experimenting
with photographic techniques.
CHARITY BASKETBALL SHOOT-A-THON
On Friday the 14th November, there will be a
charity shoot-a-thon at School. As was the case
a couple of years ago all proceeds will be shared
between the Children’s Hospital Westmead and
the USA Basketball Tour.
It will be the same process with boys coming out
of class to shoot baskets for 10 minutes from the
designated spots in their requested time slot. Boys
participating can get family and friends to sponsor
them. Boys who raise the most money have the
chance to win Rebel Sport Vouchers and Hoyts
Movie Tickets as well as Box tickets to see the
Sydney Kings. Boys can request a time with Mr Cook for when
they would like to shoot baskets.
TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL SPECIAL SYDNEY KINGS TICKET OFFER
On Tuesday the 21st October, Trinity hosted the Sydney Kings for a full day of training and as a thank you, the Kings
would like to offer the Trinity Community a special ticket deal for their game against the Adelaide 36ers.
The Details: Sydney Kings vs Adelaide 36ers on Sunday 9th November at 2pm
at the Qantas Credit Union Arena (formerly Sydney Entertainment Centre)
Special Ticket Offer: Adults at Kids prices (only $15*) and Trinity’s own seating section
Follow the link: http://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=KINGS0315
and enter the password: TRINITY before you click the “GET TICKETS” button
*(fees and charges apply)
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Our School Holiday Programs are jam
packed with exciting activities and
awesome excursions in a safe and
friendly environment for primary
school children aged 5 – 12 years of
age. (Some programs cater for 3+4
years olds)
All our Team are fun and friendly and have
relevant qualifications and background
checks (WWC). Bookings are now open Log
on to www.oshclub.com.au and complete
the online enrolment form, but be quick
as places are limited!
For more information please contact
OSHClub on 03 8564 9000 or 1800 460 870
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OSHClub supports all children including children
with additional needs. Please contact the Holiday
Program Manager on 03 8564 9000 at least 4 weeks
before the program is due to commence. Each case
will be looked at individually and in some cases we
will need to apply for funding for extra staff to
support your child’s participation in the program.
> Special theme (see specific days)
> Fully stocked art and craft supplies
> Sports games and equipment
> Toys and games
Behaviour
If a child’s behaviour seriously affects the safety and/
or enjoyment of others, parents will be contacted and
asked to make alternative arrangements for their
child/ren.
What does my child bring?
Please bring morning and afternoon tea, lunch and
a refillable drink bottle. Make sure you don’t bring
any food that needs to be heated or cooked, and
remember not to bring anything containing nuts.
Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen and comfortable
clothes and shoes. Sorry but no Crocs or Thongs!
Remember: no hat means no outdoor play!
We’d hate you to lose something valuable, so please
leave your money and electronic toys (including
iPods, iPads, iphones, smartphones and DS).
Cancellations
Unfortunately, for planning and staffing reasons we are
unable to accept cancellations or give any refunds once
a booking has been placed.
Payments
Payment for holiday program will be debited from your
nominated bank account or credit card weekly.
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
What choices are there everyday:
CCB/CCR:
If you wish to claim Childcare Benefit (CCB) and
the 50% Child Care Rebate (CCR) you must be
registered with the Family Assistance Office.
PH: 13 61 50
Late Bookings
To avoid a late booking fee of $5 per child, book
online at least 2 full weekdays before your child’s
attendance.
Activity Cancellations
In the event that an Excursion or an Incursion is
cancelled, the activity will either be postponed or
an alternative activity of equal value will be
provided where possible.
Important information before making your bookings:
Incursions are an additional cost to the daily fee.
Incursions are provided and charged for each child
that attends that session whether they choose to
participate or not.
Book now at oshclub.com.au
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Trinity Grammar
Strathfield
Holiday Program
F
QUALIFIED, FUN, FRIENDLY STAF
HEAPS OF ARTS
AND CRAF TS
FRIDAY 5TH DEC to TUESDAY 23RD DEC 2014
Your fees are from:
$10.19 - $60.00 per day
Book early as $5 late fee applies to any
booking made within 48 hours
Hours of Operation
As assessed by Centrelink. Excursions and Incursions
are an additional cost on top of the daily fee.
7:30am - 6:00pm
Ph: 0467 001 619
LOADS OF SPORTS
Address: 115-125 The Boulevarde Strathfield NSW
Friday
5th Dec
AWESOME INCURSIONS AND
EXCURSIONS EACH WEEK
Monday
15th Dec
Deep Sea Diving
Wacky Hair and Wigs Day
Take a walk on the wild side today and have your hair sculptured to
suit your own sense of style! (note hair will not be cut or
permanently coloured. All products will wash out easily)
Activities: * Hair Sculpture competition * Static Tricks * Hat Parade
Monday
AND COOL GAMES
8th Dec
Go Fly a Kite
Make yourself an amazing kite today and we will help you fly it out
in the sunshine!
Activities:
* Paper Plane Competition * Capture the Flag * Giant Paper Clouds
How big is a whale bone? Where is the sea-star’s mouth?
Activities: * Octopus Tag * Shrinking Islands * Pet Turtles
Tuesday
16th Dec
Night Owl PJ Party
No need to get dressed today! Roll out of bed and head straight to
OSHClub in your pyjamas!
Activities: * Movie Madness Quiz * Charades * Celebrity Heads
Wednesday
17th Dec
EXCURSION TODAY
Bounce high and low today at Sky Zone Trampoline centre.
Tuesday
9th Dec
Rainbow Swirl
We are going crazy for colour today! Come dressed in your favourite
colour today!
Activities: *Rainbow in a cup *Stain glass windows *Colour Team Tag
Wednesday
10th Dec
Amazing Animals
Did you know that a snail can sleep for 3 years?
Have a roaring time and learn a lot more today
about the animal kingdom!
Activities: * Jungle Parade * Tarzan Says
* Build a Bird House
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11th Dec
Additional cost: $25.00
Thursday
18th Dec
Christmas Party
Making homemade Christmas decorations and playing games is
a fun way to get excited about the holiday season!
Activities:
* Pin the Nose on Rudolph * Carol Contest
* Christmas Chairs * Santa Relay * Origami Gift boxes
* Christmas trees and Make Your Own Christmas Stocking.
19th Dec
How big is a whale bone? Where is the sea-star’s mouth?
Activities: * Octopus Tag * Shrinking Islands * Pet Turtles
Monday
Roll up, roll up, the circus is in Town! There’s plenty of fun, games
and heaps of clowning around.
Activities: * Clown Cookies * Juggle balls * Circus Games
Wild West
G
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EXC ursion
Exc
Deep Sea Diving
Hoopla Circus
Friday
For updated departure and return times please
confirm with the program coordinator a few days prior.
Friday
Incursion: Crazy Critters - Additional Cost: $15.00
Thursday
Please arrive by: 9.00am
12th Dec
Saddle up for a Wild time today! Dress up as a Cowboy,
Cowgirl or even a Horse!
Activities:
* PassSchool
the Lasso
* Bucking
Broncos
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2014 * Rattle Snakes
22nd Dec
Potato Olympics
A sporty and competitive fever has hit OSHClub! How well will your
spud do in each challenge
Activities: * Gymnastics * Bobsled * Diving
Tuesday
Kids Carnival
23rd Dec
There’s a lot to do at the OSHClub Carnival today!
Activities: * Knock Down the Cans * Farm Ring Toss
* Country Races
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
2014 FIESTA COLOURING COMPETITION | PK - 2 DIVISION
NAME
CLASS
CAMPUS
To celebrate the 2014 Trinity Family Fiesta, the P&F is holding a colouring-in competition
for all the boys in the Prep and Junior Schools. The prize is an all-day pass for the Fiesta
rides worth $30! There are two divisions in the competition: Pre-K to Year 2 (farm
animals) and Year 3 to Year 6 (vintage car). To enter, colour in the image above, write your
name and class at the top and return it to the Prep or Junior School Office before Friday
21st November 2014. Good Luck!
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
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2014 COLOURING COMPETITION
TRINITY FIESTA
CAMPUS
NAME
CLASS
To celebrate the 2014 Trinity Family Fiesta, the P&F is holding a colouring-in competition for all the boys in the Prep and Junior Schools. The prize is an all-day pass for the
Fiesta rides worth $30! There are two divisions in the competition: Pre-K to Year 2 (farm animals) and Year 3 to Year 6 (vintage car). To enter, colour in the image above, write
your name and class at the top and return it to the Prep or Junior School Office before Friday 21st November 2014. Good Luck!
www.trinity.nsw.edu.au