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Volume 22,
Issue 17
31ST October 2014
Editors
Mr Felix Patton
Mrs Jenny Walker
Mrs Chess Forster
This term the Year 7 students have been studying Economics in Humanities classes.
Traditionally the course had included research into the cocoa industry and how chocolate is
made, with an emphasis on what “Fair Trade” means and how businesses are set up. This year
the students have actually made their own chocolate bars from single origin beans sourced from
Peru, Dominican Republic, Venezuela and Ghana via US distributor Chocolate Alchemy.
WHAT’S ON AT RSC
This week four lucky representatives travelled to Brunswick to meet the former World Champion
Chocolatier, Kirsten Tibbals. Known as the “Queen of Chocolate”, Kirsten has competed in the
NOVEMBER
culinary Olympics (gold medal), World Chocolate Masters and has become a judge of
4th: MELBOURNE CUP DAY
international culinary events….including Master Chef.
NO SCHOOL
The Age newspaper recorded the encounter which will feature alongside an article on Financial 5th: BOOKLISTS TO BE
RETURNED
Literacy in that paper on Monday 10th November. The Leader newspaper will also be running an
article about the venture soon.
th
12 : Principal Awards
14th - 21st: Yr 10 & 11 Exams
The Year 7 students designed their own wrappers for their bars, with each class creating a
different kind of chocolate. Kirsten spent considerable time perusing the 12 finalists’ entries, and 21st: End of Semester 2
decided that Jay Vosjan 7B had created the most marketable wrapper. Jay’s prizes include an
Bookselling Day
autographed copy of Kirsten’s new book Chocolate to Savour (RRP $110) and a bar of every 24th: JUMPSTART kind of chocolate we have made this term.
Start 2015 Program
25th: Music Concert 7:00pm
Blake Kuipers, Bridget Gianchino,
Jayse Mackenzie and Jasmyn Greenfield
all felt very privileged to have met Kirsten
and we want to thank her for taking time
out of her busy schedule to meet with
them.
DECEMBER
4th: Yr 7 Awards Night
WRAPPER FINALISTS
5th:
Yr 11 & 12 Finish
9th:
Yr 6 to 7 Orientation Day
10th - 12th: Yr 7 Camp Phillip Island
12th: End of Jumpstart
15th: Yr 8 to 11 Awards Night
15th - 17th: Activities Week
18th: Students Finish
Yr 12 Graduation
JAY VOSJAN 7B WITH WINNING
WRAPPER AND BOOK PRIZE.
Rosebud Secondary College 245 Eastbourne Road, Rosebud 3939
Email: [email protected] - Tel: 5986 8595 Fax: 5981 2276
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OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY, 8:00AM - 5:00PM; FRIDAY, 8:00AM - 4:00PM
CREDIT CARD PHONE PAYMENT AND
BPAY ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE
ROSEBUD SECONDARY
COLLEGE OFFICE
At Rosebud Secondary
College, Teachers are on bus duty from
8:05 to 8:30am and 3:15 to 4:00pm. The
yard is
supervised from 8:20am in the morning
until 3:30pm in the afternoon
BOOKLIST DUE
WEDNESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER 2015
PLEASE REMEMBER:IF YOUR STUDENT IS DOING A
LANGUAGE YOU MUST ORDER THE
‘LANGUAGE PERFECT’
ONLINE AT : www.campion.com.au
using “XDPX”
Edunet: 1300 338 638
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE
Andrew Nicholls
Principal
Hello to the Rosebud Secondary College community. We have just seen our Year 12 students finish the formal school year
and wish those with exams to come the best of luck. We held the final Year 12 finishing assembly last week. We were
entertained by many songs and then speeches from the coordinators Jane Gibson and Drew King. It was wonderful to see
off our Year 12 students in such a positive manner. We look forward to seeing our class of 2014 at the Valedictory Dinner
in December.
My last two articles have congratulated our dance team on their effort to win the region and state award for Wakakirri.
Again we have been most pleased to hear that Rosebud Secondary College finished second in the National Awards. This
is an extraordinary effort by our performing arts team and in particular Brea Low and Anthea Mackenzie. Well done to the
students involved who showed great leadership and ability.
The annual senior Art Show was held last week and showcased some brilliant artwork by our talented students. It is a
credit to the staff involved who have guided students through the year and put in so much effort to make the event a
success. The people's choice award was also selected from this exhibition and we look forward to presenting this at our
awards night.
On Thursday 16th September, I attended the annual VCAL awards for the region. This was a wonderful event held at the
Peninsula Golf Club that recognised this important pathway for many of our students. There were 38 awards presented on
the night and the range of achievement was quite extraordinary. I would like to congratulate Abbey Robertson who
received an award on the night. The work of our VCAL team this year in implementing "Big Picture Learning" has added
real value to the outcomes for students in this program.
On Friday 17th September, I had the pleasure of attending my first annual Chaplaincy Dinner at the College. Our long term
chaplain Gerhard "Ziggy" Stanszus spoke about his experience overseas while on leave and was very entertaining. Our
Food Technology Team and students put in a fantastic job catering for the event and meeting a number of outcomes for
their studies. I would like to thank Lynette Hipwell and the Technology Team and students for their work. A big thank you to
Liz Lloyd and the Chaplaincy Committee, who organised the event to raise important funds to continue the valuable work of
our chaplains in our school.
I would like to thank Sue Roberts and the LOTE department who have hosted our two visitors from Universitas Islam
Indonesia (Yogyakarta). This is again a wonderful opportunity for our students to experience cultural immersion in their
language program. I attended a class this week where I saw demonstrations in music and dance with our Year 10 students.
I would like to thank Akhadiyatus Sholihah and Muhammad Mukhlas for participating in this program.
Currently as we head into an election I encourage all families to look at some of the issues affecting education. More
information can be found at: http://vcoss.org.au/cover-the-costs/
Organisational matters
Monday November 3rd will have a modified program running due to expected low student numbers on this day. Normal
bus services will still run.
MBYOD laptop ordering: The portal will be kept open for the remainder of the year and there is a link at the bottom of the
school website homepage that takes you to this.
http://rosebudsc.technologyportal.com.au/
Login for Year 7: RSC7 Login for 9B and Year 10: RSC
Principal’s Award: 12th November in the library at 12:45pm.
Uniform
Please make sure your child is in correct school uniform. It is around this time that shoes appear to become an issue. If
you are unsure about uniform or accepted shoe styles please check the school diary for more detailed information or
contact the school. Please note that variations to this will not be accepted as outlined when a student enrolls at the College
(Non-Negotiables contract).
Finance matters
2014 EMA
Did you select payment by cheque? If so, we have 2 cheques waiting to be collected from the front
office.
2015 EMA
The Education Maintenance Allowance has been abolished from 1st January 2015.
If you are one of our families who have relied on EMA to assist with school expenses, you should plan
to ensure these expenses are budgeted for in 2015.
SCHOOLKIDS BONUS - Fantastic News.
As many will already be aware, those families who are eligible to receive this bonus will continue to
receive this support for education-related costs of primary and secondary schooling after the Senate
secured the Schoolkids Bonus until the end of 2016.
As the College is moving to a ‘Managed Bring Your Own Device’ program for students entering Years 7
and 10 in 2015 the continuation of the Schoolkids Bonus is well timed in providing some much needed
funds for those who wish to direct this assistance to a laptop purchase. The amount payable to a family
with secondary school students is $820 in total and generally paid in January, (before school starts),
and July.
2015 COLLEGE CHARGES
Information about our charges relating to Essential Education Items, Optional Education Items and
Voluntary Contributions are available on the College website. This information will also be provided with
the 2015 Booklists which were sent home. Also available on the website will be our Parent Payment
Policy and our Parent Payment Refund Policy. A copy of each of these policies will also be available in
the College foyer. Please contact the Office if you require a hard copy of either policy.
PAYING YOUR ESSENTIAL EDUCATION ITEMS
The College offers various methods to assist families in making payments towards these items.
BPay can also be set up to make regular payments from your account, as well as one off transactions.
Various options are; BPAY, CASH, CENTREPAY, CHEQUE, CREDIT CARD & EFTPOS
10% DISCOUNT
At its last meeting, School Council approved a 10% discount if 2015 Essential Education Items
(excluding VET charges), are paid in full on or before the 15th December 2014. The discount cannot be
applied to the VET charges as funds collected are then passed onto the VET provider.
BOOKLISTS
Students currently in Years 7 - 11 received their 2015 Booklist in the second week of Term 4.
These are to be returned no later than Wednesday 5th November. Parents will have to do an on-line
order should the booklist not be returned to the office by this date. Campion (previously known as
Landmark) will be collecting the booklists on this day. Please note that Campion are no longer in
Seaford so a trip to their outlet will require a much longer trip to Dandenong.
Book collection will take place on Friday 21st November, 9:00am - 6:00pm in the Year 7 area.
For further information please refer to the booklist.
Dear Parents,
In response to parent submissions, College Council in September have agreed to the
removal of the date from the Senior School Jumper. This is to facilitate the resale and
or passing down of the jumper to others in order to reduce costs for families.
The Jumper will still carry the badge of Year 11 and 12.
For students purchasing new laptops in
2015 it is recommended that you purchase a new
keyed padlock for their locker.
These cost $30.00 and will be available to
purchase from the front office from
Monday 10th November 2014.
We have 2 EMA cheques desperately awaiting collection so that they may deposited
into their owners bank account. Owners may find these cheques quite beneficial in
assisting with the purchase of 2015 textbooks or uniform items that you have just
discovered your child has outgrown over the cooler months.
If you applied for the EMA and ticked the ‘Cheque” box, please come to the office and
collect.
Not sure of it relates to you? Give the office a quick call (5986 8595) and they will
happily advise if one happens to belong to you.
REMEMBER THAT THE EMA IS NOT AVAILABLE IN 2015.
Some of our student have been very busy and have even made the local news.
Picture taken by Yanni
Pictured: Madison Naughton, William Bishopp and Rhiannon Spiteri.
Some of Year 7 students made the Southern Peninsula News for their
involvement in a project called ‘Eye Belong’. Creating mosaic self-portrait’s as
part of a Festival for Healthy Living initiative.
Students who catered for the Chaplaincy Dinner last Friday 17th October
were given a THUMBS UP in the latest Leader Newspaper.
Well done!!!
HANDS ON LEARNING GETTING
INVOLVED IN THE TOOTGAROOK
WETLANDS DEVELOPMENTS.
On the day of the meeting for the Tootgarook Wetlands (also dress up day for Rosebud Secondary) students from
HOL Rosebud Secondary College were joined by HOL students from Eastbourne Primary School, people from the
local community and the CoDesign team to work on concepts to improve the Wetland experience.
We met up with a person called Cam from ‘Friends of Tootgarook Wetlands’, and he walked us through the
wetlands and explained the plants and wildlife to us.
Rosebud HOL students were put into four small groups with at least one HOL student from Eastbourne.
The students were given three red stickers each to vote on project ideas for the wetlands. The four most popular
ideas were a Look-Out Tower, a Lizard Statue, Totem Poles, and an Aboriginal painting or mural.
Each group was assigned an idea to work on, my table had the assignment of Totem Poles. There were many
different ideas for these, including a food chain totem pole with animals, natural plants growing on one, in the end
we decided on a combination of two poles was decided upon, we also discussed colours and sizes.
After a certain amount of time each table had to present their ideas to the other groups, and then everyone was
welcome to give feedback and share their own thoughts. The CoDesign team took all ideas, and tried to make
them work together. The project is now underway.
Taleah Stewart HOL Year 8.
The whole group on the day.
Wetlands design presentation
session.
60th ANNIVERSARY +1
1954 – 2014/15.
CELEBRATIONS
WILL BE HELD
SATURDAY
MARCH 21st 2015
12:00pm – 4:00pm
For Tours of the College.
4:00pm – 6:00pm
For BBQ and Drinks.
Cost $20.00 per head
Children under 10 FREE
A BBQ will be operating between 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Drinks available to purchase
Afterwards you can get together at venues of your choosing
Contact the College to purchase your ticket.
Bpay available
Contact: Felix Patton
Phone: 59868595.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rsc.vic.edu.au
Careers and Work Education Office
Rosebud Secondary College
Work Experience 2015
Dear Year 9 students and parents,
As part of Year 10 next year, all Rosebud Secondary College students are expected to take part in the school’s
Work Experience Program. In 2015 students will be completing their work experience in the week
Monday 16th March to Friday 20th March.
The following key points need to be emphasised.
Students are required to find their own placements. The school holidays would be a good opportunity for
this. Parents should offer assistance and the Careers Pathway Office will also offer guidance and ideas to help
students start on their search for a work experience placement to suit their interests and/ goals for the future.
The normal payment rate for work experience is $5 a day, however Government organisations like schools and
hospitals do not pay students for Work Experience. Please note Work Experience is really not about the money,
it is about gaining an insight into the world of work.
Work Cover and liability insurance are covered by the State Government
An A5 white Work Experience Slip with details of the student and employer should be filled in once a work
experience placement has been tentatively organised, and returned to the Careers Office no later than Friday
6th February, 2015. Before the end of the 2014 school year would be even better.
Final documents can then be completed at school and the legal Work Experience Arrangement form given to the
student for completion. This document is critical and MUST be signed by the student, parent, employer and
Principal before a student can start work.
If students are planning to undertake work experience on a construction site (building, landscaping, electrical,
tiling) then students MUST complete the CIC (Construction Induction Card) This is law under the Work Safe
Legislation. More information on options to complete the White Card will be provided during Jumpstart.
All students will be undertaking a preparation module during L4L in Term 4 2014 to help prepare them for
organising Work Experience and completing the necessary Safe @ work OHS modules.
We wish you well in your work experience venture.
MRS JANETTE PEARMAN
Careers Pathway Coordinator
JACKIE VOIGT and HEATHER MASON
Careers Educational Support Staff
2015 VET FEES - AN IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR PARENTS
A REMINDER FOR ALL PARENTS WHO HAVE STUDENTS PLANNING TO UNDERTAKE AN EXTERNAL VET
PROGRAM IN 2015 THAT ALL REMAINING FEES SHOULD BE PAID BY 17TH NOVEMBER to ensure
confirmation of their chosen program. The exact amount due will depend on the Materials charge for the particular
program your student has chosen and was outlined in the letter sent home in early September. The only
exceptions to this date, will be parents who have already contacted the College and organised a payment plan.
OTHERWISE STUDENTS WHO HAVE OUTSTANDING PAYMENTS ON THE 17TH NOVEMBER WILL BE
WITHDRAWN FROM VET AND WILL NEED TO CHOOSE A NON VET SUBJECT AS PART OF THEIR
PROGRAM FOR 2015.
It is particularly important that VCAL students ensure that VET payments are completed by 17 th November as VET
is a compulsory component of both the Intermediate and Senior VCAL Certificate.
Any queries contact either the Business Manager, Debra Barry or Careers Office at Rosebud Secondary College
EASTER
WEEKEND
2015
This annual fundraising event held over Easter is coming into its sixth year.
The benefits to the College are significant, as it is vital to bring funding into a school
in order to plan to add value to the regular programs. Each year a small but
dedicated group of people have set up and run the show, and as is always the case
we need fresh enthusiasm and assistance.
Please consider how you might be able to help. The committee needs expertise in
key areas including sponsorship and marketing. The show has grown each year, and
we need your support.
For further information or to discuss an idea please phone
Geoff Seletto on 5986 8595.
Tuesday 25th November 7:00pm
Southern Peninsula Arts Centre - College Theatre
245 Eastbourne Rd, Rosebud
FEATURING:~ College Concert Band
~ String Ensemble
~ Small Woodwind and Brass Ensembles
~ Soul Band
ALL WELCOME ~ FREE ADMISSION
INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL
The Intermediate Basketball team played off in the
Southern Metro Region Championships at the Dandenong Stadium
last week.
Although narrowly beaten in both games, the boys could come away with heads held high,
as the losses in both games were honourable. The team shot over 40 points in both the
Frankston game and the McKinnon game and lost each
by only a handful of points.
Ben James and Josh Searle shot well from the perimeter as well as giving great drive
through the key. Chris Jones and Fraser Spencer rebounded well and gave great big man
presence. Brendan Robertson, Jarrod Robertson and Bailey Behrens linked well and all
played solid games. Campbell Hustwaite (Year 8) did not let his size or years daunt him, as
he played the guard position with aplomb.
A great effort by all the boys to reach this level of competition and be able to play so well.
The success of this team in addition to that of the Year 8’s makes for a strong team again
next year.
Pat Egan
INTERSCHOOL SPORT PARTICIPATION FEE - $25.00
The College is very supportive of our students’ participation in Interschool Sport, believing that this broadens their
social and learning experiences.
The Interschool Sport Program is expensive to run due to the ever increasing costs of buses, equipment
and casual relief teachers.
As this program is one of our optional extras, the costs of participating in it are required to be met by
parents/guardians. The contribution required to pay is $25.00 for the year.
This goes towards helping to cover some of the costs of running the program.
If you would like to discuss any details about this program please feel free to call Vicki at
the College on 5986 8595.
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A significant focus has been put on further strengthening our approach to the mental wellbeing of all at the
college this year, possibly too much to cover just here but to keep you informed these are a few of the key
elements.
A committee has been formed representing Rosebud Secondary College and the Rotary Club of Rosebud and
Rye, to advance planning towards establishing a purpose built “Empowerment Centre” on site at the College.
The broad plan aims to build a quality, purpose-built facility to better promote optimal personal and academic
development and achievement for the students of Rosebud Secondary College, and the wider school community.
We seek to strengthen students’ social and emotional capacity, their learning-confidence and self-efficacy; and to
better equip them with the necessary personal skills and resources to not only cope with and manage the various
stressors of adolescence, but to flourish and lead rich, full and meaningful lives. This proposal acknowledges the
evidence that suggests that the elements of social and emotional wellbeing and development are integral rather
than incidental to learning. That the Learner will find it difficult to engage with learning programs if they are
distracted by significant physical, social and emotional issues.
The project has the endorsement and support of the Hon. Martin Dixon (MP) and Mayor, Antonella Celi. At the
recent annual Chaplaincy dinner, we were delighted when Martin Dixon announced a pre-election pledge of
$50,000 towards the project, as further evidence of his support and recognition of the value of such a facility for
our college. We have brought in expert advice to look at siting and concept planning from which to springboard a
major push towards funding via grants and potential donations. It is a major project, and with the backing of your
College Council, local and State government representatives we look forward to reporting on progress.
Recent events conducted at the College have added to the fabric of daily life in the College, and these include the
end of Term “Harmony Day”, “RUOK Day” and the local “Colour for Life” group running a BBQ for the entire
school last week. Wellbeing features prominently in the curriculum, and the Year 7 students are nearing the
completion of the “Eye Belong” project. This involves every Year 7 student creating their self-portrait as a mosaic,
which will then be curated onto large panels for mounting within the Year 7 centre. This will establish a permanent
visual reference, and make a tangible “belonging” link for each of the students. We will repeat the process with
each incoming year of Year 7 students. Watch this space.
STUDENTS WHO ARE UNWELL
A REMINDER TO ALL PARENTS (AND STUDENTS TO NOTE).
IF YOUR CHILD IS UNWELL THEY ARE TO GO TO SICK BAY FIRST
STUDENTS ARE NOT TO PHONE THEIR PARENTS. STUDENTS WHO DO WILL BE IN
BREACH OF SCHOOL RULES AND THIS WILL LEAD TO
CONFISCATION OF MOBILE PHONES
CAZ O’BRIEN, SICK BAY COORDINATOR, WILL CALL PARENTS IF THEIR STUDENT IS
UNWELL AND NEEDS TO GO HOME
ROSEBUD SECONDARY COLLEGE HAS A CLEAR MOBILE PHONE
POLICY:
Unless directed by a teacher for a specific education purpose, all mobile devices including MP3 players &
mobile phones should be switched OFF at school.
Where a teachers direction is not followed, electronic devices will be taken for the day and returned at the
end of the day.
In the case of repeated transgressions the device will be returned to a parent .
Parents Victoria Online Conference
October 2014 & May 2015
First four days: 6am Monday 27 October 2014 to 11pm Thursday 30 October
(Australian Eastern Standard time)
Register (for no cost) at: http://www.straighttothepoint.co/pv/register/
PARENTS of primary and secondary students, in all Australian States, Territories and countries, in
government, Catholic and independent schools, are warmly invited to take part in the Parents
Victoria two-part online conference, which will be held over four days in October 2014 and a
further four days during Education Week in May 2015
(there will be no need to re-register for the second section).
For further details please contact Parents Victoria at
[email protected] or visit our website www.parentsvictoria.asn.au
AGES
DECEMBER 10, 11 & 12 2014
If you are interested please register your name and phone number with Laura
at Youth Services on 59 50 1666 or email [email protected]
First in best dressed, so call quick
16-18
Mornington Peninsula
Junior Football League
ALL - GIRLS AFL FOOTY
is coming to the Mornington Peninsula 2015
The MPJFL is introducing two All-Girl Football
competitions for the 2015 Junior Football Season.
Junior Division - (Aged 9 - 12) & Youth Girls Division - (Aged 13 - 17)
INFORMATION EVENING
Monday 10th November 2014
Southern Peninsula Arts Centre
245 Eastbourne Rd, Rosebud
From 6:00pm
Expressions of interest forms can be download from the MPJFL website or
enquiries can be directed to the email below.
Email: [email protected] Website: mpjfl.vcfl.com.au
RYE JFC
2015 REGISTRATION DAY
BOYS - U10, U11, U12, U13, U14, U15, U17
GIRLS - U13 (9 - 12yo) YOUTH (13 - 17yo)
NEW PLAYERS
Monday 17th November 2014
4:30pm—6:00pm
In the Senior Clubrooms at R.J Rowley Reserve
*NEW PLAYERS WILL NEED TO BRING A COPY OF THEIR BIRTH CERTIFICATE.*
2014 RYE JFC PLAYERS
TO RE-REGISTER FOR 2015, REGISTER ONLINE FROM
3 NOVEMBER AT ryejfc.vcfl.com.au
AND CLICK ON THE REGISTRATION FORM.
Payments can be made at the club on Registration Day 17th November.
RD
2015 REGISTRATION FEES
$190.00 individual - $170.00 if paid by 31st Dec 2014
$350.00 a family (2 or more players) - $310.00 if paid by 31st Dec 2014.
Payments can be made by CASH, CHEQUE,EFTPOS or DIRECT DEPOSIT
*All fees include a team photo and our NEW Under 10’s will receive a junior footy.
For further information please contact the club:
Registrar: Jenny Walker 0408 125 051 - President: Allan Barnes 0401 584 952
Or the club at email: [email protected]
Enrich your home with a WEP exchange student arriving in
January 2015!
World Education Program (WEP) is looking for caring families who wish to experience another
culture in their own home by becoming a volunteer host family. Browse through student profiles, and select a student who you think will fit best into your family and lifestyle!
Who are the students? Read over their profiles below:
Allessandro S (17) from Italy lives in a small town with only 11 students in his class. His favourite pastime is swimming and playing
water polo. He also enjoys playing tennis and soccer and became referee two years ago. His hobbies include playing cards, going to the
cinema and collecting things such as coins. He is looking forward to discovering a new country and making new friends in Australia. He
can't wait to hear about his host family!
Marika (17) from Italy enjoys dance, art, theatre and music. She tells us that her real passion is cooking and that she loves to prepare
sweets, cakes and cookies & cream puffs! It is Marika's dream to come to Australia to live as a high school student, and she can't wait to
meet her host family, who is making this dream possible.
Giulio (17) from Italy loves music, he plays both the electric and acoustic guitar. He is extremely athletic and enjoys many sports and
previously played basketball, soccer and volleyball. He currently enjoys going to the gym and also does acrobatic gymnastics. His parent
say the he is a warm and caring boy who has a great sense of humour and loves to make people laugh. Giulio is very
excited to meet his Aussie host family.
For further information, please contact Sylvia Kelly (WEP Inbound Manager) on 1300 884 733, by email on
[email protected] or by visiting our website www.wep.org.au.
A once in a lifetime opportunity
to be at Gallipoli next Anzac Day
You can win a trip for two to Istanbul and Gallipoli
in April 2015 by visiting the Australia in the Great
War Facebook and just clicking to enter.
Competition closes 11 November 2014 so hurry to
enter.
Anzac day 2015 will be a special time as we commemorate 100 years since the Gallipoli landing
and being there will be an amazing experience.
www.facebook.com/AustraliaGreatWar
Competition Closes 11th November 2014