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Week 8 Term 3 2013

In this Week’s

Newsletter:

* Musical

Highlights

* Diocesan

Athletics

* Book Week

* Year Ten

Retreat * HSC Drama

Exam

* Indigenous

Mentoring

Experience

Dear Parents, Students and Staff

The College Musical ―Knock on Wood‖

was an excellent show which involved

every primary student, and over 80

secondary students from Year 7 – 11. The

production ran over two days with 2

matinee performances and 2 evening

performances. Our primary students

displayed their talents with the pre-show

street performances at the back of the

hall before a lantern parade with the

overture to the main show being played

by the band. The main show was an

extravaganza of acting, singing, dancing

and music with an underlying message of

social justice. I must congratulate all of the

students involved; the talent of our

students never ceases to amaze me.

A production like this does not just

happen; it takes hard work and

dedication. Of the 80 staff members at

LCCC I cannot think of one who has not

helped to make the musical a success. I

must, however, mention 4 staff members

who have been working on the musical

since about this time last year; Emma

Hibbert not only directed but also wrote

the show. It was her vision, dedication and

leadership that made it possible. The

professionalism of our musicians and

singers was the result of months of

practice under the guidance of our two

very talented music teachers Joe Fragnito

and Cindy Dibley. The lights, sound,

staging and computer images were all

due to the technical and musical talents

of Scott Lipsham. On behalf of the entire

College community I thank Emma, Joe,

Cindy and Scott for a job well done.

On a different note, I need to alert you to the

following: Attendance at school is a legal

requirement under the NSW Government

Education Act. As parents and care givers you

are required to ensure that your students

attend school. If, for unforeseen reasons such

as sickness, a funeral or pressing domestic

necessity a student cannot attend school you

are required to supply the College with a note

explaining the absence.

If you know in advance that your child will be

away for an extended period of time you

need to apply for this by filling out an

‗Application for Exemption from Attendance at

School‘ form (these forms are available on the

College website and from PC teachers and

House Coordinators). Exemptions from school

may be granted for reasons including:

exceptional domestic circumstances including

but not limited to participation in family

holidays during school term, health reasons

and participation in elite sporting events.

Completed forms are to be returned to PC

teachers. If an exemption is granted, a

‗Certificate for Exemption from Attendance at

School‘ will be issued by the Principal.

May you recognise God‘s blessing in your daily

lives.

Colin Butters

Acting Principal

Be the Light of Christ

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Principal’s Message

The Illuminator Ph: 6495 8888 Mob: 0408 995 402 Fax: 6495 8887

Email: [email protected]

Post: PO Box 316 PAMBULA NSW 2549


Upcoming Events

9 Sep NSW RTA ―Teach a Learner to Drive‖ at LCCC

10 Sep YR3 & YR4 PUBLIC SPEAKING, MORUYA

12 Sep to 20 Sep

YR11 YEARLY EXAMS

12 Sep HSC SHOWCASE EVENING, LCCC

13 Sep Stage 2 Retreat

17 Sep YR5 & 6 PUBLIC SPEAKING, COOMA

18 Sep YEAR 12 GRADUATION MASS, LCCC HALL

19 Sep YEAR 12 BREAKFAST & FINAL ASSEMBLY

20 Sep LAST DAY TERM 3 2013

7 Oct LABOUR DAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY

8 Oct STAFF PD DAY

9 Oct STUDENTS RETURN FOR TERM 4 2013

15 Oct to 8 Nov

HSC EXAMS

15-18 Oct SENIOR RETREAT, JINDABYNE

16 Oct YR9 LEADERSHIP CAMP

23-25 Oct YR10 PASS CAMP, TATHRA/BEGA

28 Oct MERICI GIRL‘S SPORTING VISIT

29 Oct to 1 Nov

YR9 CAMP, SYDNEY

1 Nov KINDERGARTEN & STAGE 1 RETREAT DAY (1 HOUR)

13 Nov KINDERGARTEN 2014 ORIENTATION DAY 9-11am

15 Nov YEAR 12 GRADUATION DINNER, CLUB SAPPHIRE

18-22 Nov YR7 TO 10 SEMESTER EXAMS

21 Nov KINDERGARTEN 2014 ORIENTATION DAY 9-11am

22 Nov YR7 2014 ORIENTATION DAY, 9am to 3.25pm

13 Dec YR6 GRADUATION DINNER

17 Dec THANKSGIVING MASS AND SEMESTER 2

PRESENTATION AFTERNOON

18 Dec LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS FOR 2013

19 Dec HSC RESULTS AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS

Thank you to everyone involved in the Lumen Day

celebrations. Fr James‘ homily reminded us that,

like the apostles who were transformed by their

experiences with Jesus, the students‘ time at

Lumen Christi will transform them, giving them a

greater appreciation of God‘s love for everyone.

The reflection song, ―He lives in you‖ reinforced this

belief, as did the College song, ―Shine your Light‖

which was performed with such enthusiasm by

Years 4, 5 and 6.

Dates to Remember:

Friday 13 September: Stage 2 Retreat Afternoon

(more information to be come)

Wednesday 18 September: Year 12 Graduation

Mass

Tuesday 15–18 October: Senior Retreat to

Jindabyne

Mrs Janine Watters & Leonard Chihumbiri

at the Lumen Day Mass

Religious Education News ...

Please Note: The College Calendar may be subject

to amendment as the College year progresses.

Please confirm details with the College by phoning

6495 8888.

A special invite to our 2013 Year 12 parents and families!

Year 12

Showcase Evening

Thursday 12 September 2013

(6.50 pm) for a 7.00 pm start to 9.00 pm

Block 4, LCCC

The Showcase Evening will highlight the talents

and dedication of our Year 12 students. Year 12

Creative Arts and Industrial Technology Major

Projects and Performances will be the feature of

the evening.

There will be facilities for tea/coffee/water and

light refreshments.

We hope to see you there to celebrate our

talented students!

Creative Arts Coordinator

Mrs Gina Otton


A strong contingent of 50 very eager

athletes embarked on the Archdiocesan

athletics carnival in Canberra on the 15

August. With a lot of wet, cold, windy

and miserable thoughts left fresh in the

minds of last year’s competitors, we

were lucky enough to be blessed with

clear sunny skies this year. This made

the day very enjoyable and successful for

many of the LCCC students. With the

largest squad of athletes from any

College in the Archdiocese it was

fantastic to see the blue and red

scattered across all the events. The

effort and performance of all the

students was outstanding with everyone

“Shining Their Light” and embracing the

competitive spirit to do the College

proud. The results kept on flowing

throughout the day with Lumen taking out

over 20 First places, 30 Seconds and 15

Thirds. We had a record 12 students

qualify for the Canberra / Goulburn

Archdiocesan team to compete in Sydney

on the 13 September. They are:

Liam Beazley

Callum Bedingfield

Oliver Bradley

Casey Cook

Rosie Gibbs

Thomas Robertson

Cooper Salisbury

Manuel Tessari

Stephen Thresher

Samantha Tondering

Hamish Wenczel

Emily Hocking

We wish all these students the best at

Homebush and congratulations to all

students who attended the Archdiocesan

Carnival.

A special mention to our 3 Primary students

who made it past regionals to compete in

Canberra as well. Personal best throws,

jumps and times were made by all and

congratulations to Amy Wels who qualified

for the CCC Athletics in Sydney for Discus.

The College wishes her all the best.

A huge thank you to the students,

parents and fami ly who

supported the celebrations held

last week as Lumen Christi

celebrated Book Week.

The Book Fair was very well

supported and ‗Booktique‘ from

Merimbula supplied a diverse

range of books for the students to

purchase from.

A percentage of the sales will be

used to purchase books for the

library.

The Book Character Parade saw a

range of stunning looking characters

arrive at school. The children looked

fantastic, as did the staff, as we

celebrated the love of reading, the

enjoyment of sharing a book

together and appreciating the

talents of authors and illustrators

everywhere.

Book Week 2013

Patrick Ballantyne dressed up as

―Mario‖ for Book Week 2013

Diocesan Athletics

College Photographs College photographs and student

passes were sent home with

students on Tuesday, 20 August

2013. If you ordered photographs

and they have not arrived home

yet, your child will need to see their

PC teacher to collect them

before the end of the week.

It would be appreciated if all

queries regarding College

photographs and passes could

be directed to MSP and not the

College Front Office. MSP can be

contacted as fol lows: MSP

Photography , PO Box 293 ,

Jerrabomberra NSW 2619.

P h o n e : 6 2 5 5 9 2 0 8 , E m a i l :

[email protected].

Thank you to those families who

have paid their Term 3 fees.

Fees were payable on Friday 16

August 2013. The following

options are available for

payment of College fees—

EFTPOS, BPAY, Credit Card, Direct

Debit, Cheque and Cash.

If you would like to discuss your fee

statement or are experiencing

d i f f i c u l t i e s m e e t i n g y o u r

commitments please contact Mrs

Pauline Armstrong, Office and

Finance Manager on 6495 8803.

College Fees—Term 3 2013


are even paid under $2 a day. The

speech Mrs Mockler gave made

us realize just how privileged we

are and helped us to differentiate

needs and wants.

Mr Giles then spoke to us about

social justice mostly through the

use of some Johnny Cash tunes,

but the message was clear that

putting others above yourself is

rewarding in more ways than one.

After lunch we watched a video

―Breathe‖ that inspired us to

believe God is always around us,

and that the ancient scriptures in

many languages and religions

suggest that the word of breath is

the word of Lord. Father James

then led us in a Liturgy and told us

about his background and how

our life will progress through joyfully

if we choose to make a positive

mark on earth rather than a

negative one. Mrs Reckord sang a

beautiful song ―Galilee‖ in perfect

pitch and so the day concluded

with reassurance that we are a

step closer to our senior years at

Lumen Christi. The motivational

speeches at the Retreat

awakened us to the reality that life

is what we make of it.

By Clare Musgrave

Year Ten Retreat

Year Eleven Positive Psychology Course

On Friday 16 August, Year Ten

students walked down to the

Pambula Surf Life Saving Club for

their Retreat Day. All throughout

the day we were reminded of the

responsibilities, the challenges

and the decisions that would

soon come to face us. The day

started off with a prayer; allowing

us to stop and reflect on what has

been happening for us the past

couple of weeks and to ask for

guidance and strength as we

come into what may be the most

important years of our young

lifetime.

This was then followed by

activities that asked us to consider

the qualities of a "typical year 10

student" at our school. This

encouraged us to be more

analytical in relation to our

position among the rest of year,

and whether we are proud of the

descriptions that we each fit

under. After this we had a talk

from a very inspiring man, Mick

Brosnan. He travels to Papua

New Guinea four times a year

and devotes as much time to the

organisation "WeCare" in support

of education and human welfare.

This organisation also encourages

the people to learn English

among the country's other 800

native languages. This visit from Mick

played a huge part in the Retreat

Day being so pensive and profound

for our youthful minds.

After our recess break time, we were

split into groups of girls and boys. The

girls went off into meditation and

relaxation of the mind, which in my

group was led by Mrs Reckord, who

is trained in Positive Psychology. We

all were able to blank out on and off

and occasionally trail our thoughts

back to the sun seeping into our

clothes with warmth or the wind that

would occasionally sweep across

our backs. The meditation may just

have been my favourite experience

of the day. The boys were led by Mr

Rodda in a lesson learning the

cultural significance of the

didgeridoo and how to play it.

My group then headed back up to

the club house and Mrs Mockler

gave us a talk about how to

ethically commit to reasonable

purchases, and to further discover

what life is like for the people who

make all of our everyday goods. The

money usually goes to the

corporations and not to the people

who actually provide the service

and work all the long hours, some

These Year Ten boys were led by Mr Rodda in a lesson

learning the cultural significance of the didgeridoo

and how to play it.

A very enthusiastic group of Year Elevens‘ has been meeting for the last three weeks to learn about the princi-

ples of Positive Psychology and how to become more resilient thinkers. The skills learnt will hopefully put them in

good stead for their impending HSC year of study. For those students who have been unable to attend Tues-

day afternoons, we will be offering the same course once a fortnight in the ALL lesson.

A number of parents expressed an interest in attending an information evening in order to advance their own

understanding of this exciting new field of study, and so we cordially invite any interested parents be in attend-

ance at the school on Tuesday, September 10, at 7pm.


performances went off without a hitch, were well received and highly engaging. The students are really looking forward to presenting their work at the showcase evening on 12 September along with the HSC Music and Visual Arts students.

HSC DRAMA

It was a nerve racking week in the creative arts department with HSC Drama students presenting their major performances to Board of Studies Markers. The HSC Drama course has a large practical component, with students creating a completely original, self devised

piece of theatre and completing a major individual project. Many students choose performance as their major project so have to create and perform a solo performance of between 6-8 minutes. T h e p e r f o r m a n c e e x a m i s a stressful and emotional experience for Drama students but this year all

Right: Ellen Simonson, Kate Smith, Ellen Harvey, Olivia McPherson and Georgia May-er present a tense moment in their play 'A Powerful Struggle'.

Left: Eureka Dadd, Bella Gillions and Lisa Forbriger search for romance in their play 'Lucky in Love'.

Helping learner drivers become safe drivers

Teaching someone to drive can be a happy experience.

5.30pm – 7.30pm

Monday 9 Sept 2013

Lumen Christi Catholic College

Pambula Beach Rd

Pambula

02 4221 2770

Mitch May

TIME & DATE: VENUE: BOOK NOW ON:

You can learn all the simple steps on how to teach a learner driver at a FREE two hour workshop. The next workshop in your area will be held:


Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience

Lumen Christi Disco — ―Magical and Mystical‖

The next Lumen Christi Disco will be

held on:

Thursday 5 September 2013

Sapphire Room

Club Sapphire, Merimbula

The theme will be

“Magical and

Mystical” Kindergarten to Year 6 entry $6

(Including drink and snack)

Year 7 to Year 12 entry $5

(Canteen available on the night)

This term we are holding the disco in

two stages:

6:00pm – 7:30pm Kindergarten –

Year 6

7:00pm – 10:00pm Year 7 – Year 12

Please note the following conditions

of entry apply for Years 7 to 12

students:

ALL BAGS WILL BE CHECKED IN

BEFORE ENTERING THE VENUE – no

drinks or drink bottles of any nature

will be allowed in.

MOBILE PHONES AND CAMERAS,

IPODS ETC ARE TO REMAIN IN YOUR

BAG. THEY ARE NOT TO BE USED

THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.

Students must be signed in to the

disco no later than 7:15pm.

Once inside the disco no student is

permitted to leave until 10pm.

Do not bring any food or drink. It will

be on sale on the night.

The Disco is a College function and

so the College Code of Conduct

applies. Students are to be aware

that non-prescription drugs,

alcohol and smoking are

prohibited.

Any student suspected of being

under the influence will be refused

admission and their parents/

guardians asked to take them

home.

Appropriate footwear is required.

ALL ENTRY TO THE DISCO WILL BE

VIA THE FRONT DOOR. PARENTS OF

YEAR 7-10 STUDENTS ARE ASKED TO

ESCORT THEIR CHILD TO THE FRONT

DOOR WHERE A STAFF MEMBER WILL

BE WAITING.

“AIME works around

Australia providing

mentoring and

educational

services for

Indigenous high

school kids”

Lumen Christi students Budjarn Williams, Joelene Lalara, and Kiwa Williams pictured

with AIME Mentor Steve Mitchell.

Students from Lumen Christi are in

the running to win AIME‘s ―The Other

E lec t ion‖ c ampaign , wh ich

showcases over 700 Indigenous kids

delivering their speeches as our first

Indigenous Prime Minister.

AIME is calling on one million

Australians to vote online to show

that we can see an Indigenous

Prime Minister in our lifetime and an

Australia where no kid gets left

behind.

Lumen Christi became involved with

AIME early this year. AIME works

around Australia providing mentoring

and educational services for

Indigenous high school kids to see

them get through school at the same

rate as every Australian child. Let‘s

show our support to Budjarn

Williams, Kiwa Williams, Joelene

Lalara, Ryan Lonesborough and

James Holt who have videos in

the competition by voting.

You can vote by visiting

www.theotherelection.com.au.

The campaign goes live on 30

August 2013.


Students praised for stellar performance of ―Knock on Wood‖

Students from Lumen Christi

Catholic College received universal

acclaim from audiences as they

performed their College production

'Knock on Wood' last week. Sell out

crowds were amazed at the quality

of the music, acting and dancing as

well as the shows strong social

message. 'It was incredible', said

one audience member. 'I expected

to be impressed by the talent of the

students but this show also made me

stop and think about my own life -

an exceptional achievement for a

high school production.'

The musical was a ―whole College‖

production with many students,

families, staff and members of the

school community working together

to make it a huge success.

Special congratulations must go

the student cast and crew, and

in particular Mrs Emma Hibbert,

Mrs Cindy Dibley, Mr Scott

Lipsham and Mr Joe Fragnito

who spent many hours preparing

and guiding our students,

Below are just a few images of

the performance.

The cast and crew of ―Knock on Wood‖ celebrate their fantastic

performance!

Statues Hugh McNaughton-Jesina, Brianna Shaw and

Margaret Rixe

Students Lilliana Kleber and Hannah Fernandez Mr Hergenhan and Year 6 students warming up for their performance

Our Kindergarten students were very excited about their performance of ―The Lion Sleeps

Tonight‖ and got all dressed up for the occasion!

Erin McMahon in action


Over the past few years Scott Gardiner has been one of the highest ranking boys for his age in Australia. At age

12, he represented Pambula Primary School and won the title of best player then went on to represent the South

Coast, Far South Coast, Country Tennis and NSW State Nationally, at the Bruce Cup Tournament in ACT winning

the Bronze Trophy.

During 2011 he competed at the Sydney Olympic Park Homebush Arena prior to the International tournament

and then to Melbourne before the Australian Open Tournament to compete in the Summer Nationals. Both of

these events are considered quite an honour to play in.

In 2011/2012 he represented South East Region Academy of Sport where he was sponsored by Essential Energy.

Early in 2012 Scott snapped his crucial ligament, fracturing his knee which put him out of tennis for the rest of the

year.

He then played in the Foundation Cup in Sydney Olympic Park in January 2013 as one of a team of 4 representing

Country Tennis in NSW. Our team NSW, went on to win the event and trophy with all players presented on Centre

Court by Ken Rosewell. From there Scott has tried hard to get back to the level he was at before injury. Then

followed a week of training at Wollongong with Callum Beale, during a talent search day.

This year Scott has won his age group in Foster, Bathurst, Newcastle, Canberra, Wollongong and is this week going

to Parkes and then onto Canberra before he plays in the Junior Nationals once again in Sydney in September.

Throughout the year he participates with his brother Peter, in many regional tournaments up and down the south

coast. Once a month a group of approx 20-30 boys in each age group get together for a full day of tennis in

various areas e.g. Moruya, Batemans Bay, Ulladulla, Bega, Nowra, Wollongong, and Bowral. These boys then play

against each other to determine the winner and this year both Scott and Peter won their respective divisions.

Quite an honour for us as parents to have this happen for both boys in the same year. Because of this both boys

have now been invited to compete against other regional areas in

Richmond at the end of October.

Scott's plan in life is to hopefully one day play at a top level making

tennis his career, hoping to make it on the professional circuit. This all

involves quite a lot of travel, but it has all paid off and hopefully Scott

can continue with this in the future.

As mentioned his brother Peter has also had his share of achievements.

He has achieved recognition in his own right at a local level, as well as

reaching finals in country area championships and becoming Champion

of Champions as mentioned above. During this year he has won District

Champion and local Merimbula Club Champion in both the Junior and

Senior section all in the same year. His name has now been entered on

the Club's Honour Board for his achievement. Something he can come

back and show his own children in years to come.

We are proud of both our boys and hope to give them every opportunity

to follow their dreams in the future. Debbie and Peter Gardiner.

Tennis stars of the future Peter and Scott Gardiner

It has come to the attention of the

College and school bus drivers

that some parents are dropping

their child/ren off on Pambula

Beach Road— near the skate

park and on the grassy verge

outside the music drama rooms.

This practice is extremely

dangerous and has caused

several near misses as school

buses enter the designated bus

parking area at the College in the

morning.

We have also noticed that parents

are dropping their child/ren off on

the College grounds near the sign

that states ‗No student drop off or

pickup on College grounds‘.

Again, this is a dangerous practice

as car parks are busy places at this

time of the morning.

For the safety of all of our students,

we are requesting that parents/

carers drop their child/ren off in the

drop off zone in Culgoa Crescent

(at the front of the College near the

water tank) or the car park in the

Pambula sporting complex.

Utilising the suggested drop off

arrangements in Culgoa Crescent

or the car park in Pambula sporting

complex may take a little more time

and effort but well worth the piece

of mind knowing your child will

arrive safely at College each day.

Important drop-off arrangements for your child/ren

Tennis success a family affair

Ride the wave of success with a

TAFE course this summer!

Kickstart your career for 2014

TAFE Illawarra‘s Bega Campus is offering a range of short courses in hospitality for people who are in-

terested in gaining summer employment or looking to upgrade their existing skills for an exciting new

career!

Select the Kickstart courses which best suit your needs. You may also have opportunity to articulate

into a TAFE NSW accredited qualification in Tourism or Hospitality in 2014.

Enrol in more than one course and receive a 10% discount. Don‘t miss out on this exciting opportunity!

Courses will run from Monday 2 December until Friday 6 December:

* only available if you enrol in more than one course.

To register your interest please call Bega Campus on 64929700 or visit us in Barrack Street Bega. All

participants need to be registered by 11 November 2013.

For more information contact: Deirdre Jory on (02) 6492 9721 or via email [email protected]

Note: there are no age requirements for students to complete the RSA/RCG courses. Students under 18 can com-

plete the course and be issued with a competency card.

Courses Cost 10%

Discount*

Date

SITXFSA101 Use hygienic

practices for food safety

$110 $99

Monday 2 December 2013

SITHFAB201 Provide re-

sponsible service of alco-

hol (RSA)

$150 $135

Tuesday 3 December 2013

Basic Bar Skills $150 $135 Wednesday 4 December 2013

SITHFAB204 Prepare and

serve espresso coffee

$195 $175

Thursday 5 December 2013

SITHGAM201 Provide re-

sponsible gambling ser-

vices (RCG)

$110 $99

Friday 6 December 2013

mailto:[email protected]


Our College Canteen is only able to operate as successfully as it

does due to the valued support of our parent, grandparent and

College community. Thank you to those parents who have

generously donated their time in our Canteen for Term 3 2013. If

you have any queries please don‘t hesitate to contact me on 6495

8820 @ the College or 6494 4621 ah. Louise, Canteen Coordinator

The Food Basket—College Canteen

We would love to have your assistance

in the Canteen during Term 3. It’s a

great way to meet new people and

lunch is provided!

Please contact Louise on 6495 8820 if

you would like to volunteer some time.

Uniforms for Sale

JOEY‘S JUMBLES Eden has various items of Lumen Christi Uniform available - please contact Veronica on 6496

4665 for more information.

Duty Times—9.45am to 2.15pm

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

2 Sept

MEGAN POTE

NIKKI GOFF

3 Sept

SOPHIE CAMPBELL

ANNE THOMPSON

4 Sept

TRISH LAVENDER

??

5 Sept

VANESSA CAPSTICK

??

6 Sept

ANNIE RIDDELL

??

9 Sept

KELLY YOUNG

MEGAN POTE

10 Sept

SHARON WELLS

??

11 Sept

GAI JACOBS

??

12 Sept

MARY MULLENS

VIOLETTE NEMEC

13 Sept

KIM POSO

KRISTI PAPPLIA

16 Sept

HELLEN COOK

GRETEL ALLEN

17 Sept

SHARON YOUNG

NOLLA HASSAN

18 Sept

JAN WALKER

KERRY BOURKE

19 Sept

JENNY SOUTHWOOD

PETER COMAN

20 Sept

DANYA THOMPSON

PENNI VOS

We need your help. Please contact Louise in the Canteen if you are able to assist.

Community Notices

BEGA DISTRICT NETBALL – 2013 TWILIGHT MIXED NETBALL COMPETITION - Bega District Netball Association is

seeking registrations for a mixed twilight netball competition commencing at the Bega courts on Tuesday 10

September, 2013.

Open mixed competition is taking nominations for new junior mixed players. Further information please call Julie

Went 6493 2025 ah.

ULTIMATE FRISBEE GOES TO THE BEACH - First Sunday of the month This Sunday (and the first Sunday of the month

thereafter) Ultimate will be held at Pambula Beach from 10.00am. The regular time-slot of 2.30pm on Sunday

afternoons in Bega continues for the remaining weekends in the month. Is free!!

Enrolling Now for 2014

Please contact the College on 6495 8888

for more information or

to receive an enrolment package.

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