Friday 11 May 2012
There are a number of programmes offered by the School that result in some staff having a role across both our Preparatory and Senior schools. Brother James in his role as Director of the Pilgrimage of Hope (PoH), our community service outreach programme, is one such example. Brother James will leave the School mid-year to return to his ‘home’ at St Mark’s Abbey in Camperdown, Victoria. During his time with us, Brother James has also taught Religious Education (most recently in the Prep School), assisted the Chaplain, helped in our residential community and offered counselling. You will find here a letter sent by Brother James to the extended PoH community and staff earlier this week explaining his departure.
The School and the wider community have been blessed by the opportunities that have been provided through the PoH. In the last six years there have been more than 1,000 ‘pilgrims’ from the wider Christ Church community (including parents, members of the local parish community, our boys, Old Boys and girls from our neighbourng schools) who have all had the opportunity to serve some of the most under privileged communities in the world. The programme, based as it is on the spirituality of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, has been a unique and special opportunity for those who have chosen to participate. PoH will in the future be co-ordinated and directed through St Mark’s Abbey in Camperdown, and I am sure that you would join with me in wishing Brother James all the best with its ongoing development and his vocation there.
The School remains committed to providing the opportunity for our boys to be involved in local, national and international service-based experiences. It is this priority that brought Brother James and the Pilgrimage of Hope to the School in 2006 and has seen its subsequent growth and support. It is now my intent to pause and reflect on how we will move forward in this area, given the interest and support in our community for this type of programme.
As always, should you have any concerns about any aspect of the School and would like to make contact with me, please do not hesitate to do so by email gwynne@ccgs.wa.edu.au or by telephoning my Executive Assistant, Wendy Macdougall, on 9442 1502.
Garth Wynne
Headmaster
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The National Excellence in Teaching Awards (NEiTA) nominations have opened. The awards honour exemplary teachers in Australian schools. They are public recognition of the teaching profession and specifically those teachers whose inspirational approach to education stimulates student learning. I would encourage you to nominate your son’s teacher for the awards as one way of showing your appreciation for their hard work and dedication for your son. Nominations can be made via the NEiTA webite www.neita.com.
Many parents have asked me about bidding farewell to our long-standing Prep School secretary, Rita Willard, who retired unexpectedly at the end of 2011. Mrs Willard has been very busy with many commitments, however will be attending our Winter Music Concert on Friday, 6 July for her farewell. I will be hosting a morning tea after the concert for staff and parents. Mrs Willard made a significant contribution to the life of the Prep School assisting three Heads of the Prep School, co-ordinating the successful Anglicare Christmas Hampers and always being there for boys and parents alike. If you wish to attend the morning tea, RSVP via www.trybooking.com/BLTU.
Richard Wright
Head of LW Parry Preparatory School
Book Fair and Morning Tea for Parents
Starting Week 5 - Monday 21 May
The Preparatory School Book Fair is fast approaching. It's in Week 5, starting Monday 21 May.
The Fair is held each year to spark the boys' interest in reading and to encourage them to read more. Books are sold at reduced prices and the commission is kept to support charity. This year it will once again go to the Angel Academy in Nepal which has been connected to the school through the Pilgrimage of Hope. Photos will be in the next newsletter.
Boys will view the books in Library lessons and receive a letter with a wish list to bring home to parents. Parents are then asked to decide which books to buy and return the order and payment to school.
A morning tea for parents will be held on Wednesday 23 May from 9.00 to 10.00am in the Prep Library. Parents may come and buy books at that time and enjoy a cuppa with other parents. Payment is by Eftpos or cash.
PP to Year 6
Prep Library Activities
The Prep Library has several new activities this term for boys and parents to be involved in.
May Calendar:
All boys should have received a calendar to use at home during May. This involves fun activities to do with the family. This is not compulsory but all boys are encouraged to participate.
'Grab-a-Book' bags:
Boys in Pre Primary to Year 3 will have a turn taking the class bag of books home for a week on a rotation basis until the end of the year. Parents will have an opportunity to share the books with their son and write comments in the accompanying class book.
Reading Game Competition:
Each boy in Year 4 to 6 will receive his manual next week and begin with the fun activities. This will continue till the end of Term 3.
You will be updated with events as they happen.
Mary Hookey and Kate Marshall
Prep School Teacher Librarians
Year 1
Year 1 Mothers Lunch
Date: Thursday 24 May
Time: 12noon
Venue: Chez Pierre Restaurant, 131 Stirling Highway, Nedlands
Cost: Five course meal for $58.20 per person
RSVP: Follow this Trybooking link to RSVP www.trybooking.com/24855
Years 1 to 6
After School Co-curricular Activities – there's still time to book!
A reminder to parents that co-curricular activities are available to your son(s) in Years 1 to 6. Below you will find a list of the various activities which still have room, each with a link to the online booking system:
• Chess and Board Games – Years 1 and 2 – www.trybooking.com/BFAE
• Fitness for Kids – Years 1 to 3 – www.trybooking.com/BEZA
• Lego and Box Construction – Years 1 to 3 – www.trybooking.com/BISU
• Dance – Years 3 to 6 – www.trybooking.com/BFAM
• Chess Club – Years 3 to 6 – www.trybooking.com/BEZY
Please note:
• Each boy can participate in a maximum of two activities.
• Please ensure you provide afternoon tea for your son(s).
• At the conclusion of the activity, the boys will be taken to the roundabout, ready to be picked up.
• Once you have registered online, further information will be forwarded by the teacher(s) of each activity.
• Most activities will take place directly after school and run for one hour.
• All activities are run by teachers here at the LW Parry Preparatory School.
• When an activity is full, the following message will be displayed: The event has no dates available for booking. Please contact the event organiser.
For further information please contact Sandra Conway at the Preparatory School reception on 9442 1666 or sconway@ccgs.wa.edu.au.
Year 2
Year 2 Mums Coffee/Breakfast Morning
A coffee/breakfast morning for all Year 2 mums will be held on Saturday 12 May from 9.00am at LoZucchero, 99a Waratah Ave, Dalkeith. We look forward to seeing you there.
Year 2 Parents Get Together
An informal drinks night for all Year 2 parents will be held on Thursday 24 May from 7:30pm at Donald and Kym MacKenzie's house, 22 Caithness Road, Floreat. Please BYO drinks and a small plate of nibbles to share.
RSVP to any class representative by Thursday 17 May.
Years 3 and 5
NAPLAN Testing - May 15, 16 and 17
The National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) will be running assessments on 15, 16 and 17 May during Term 2. Students will need to attend school as normal on these days and will spend some of their day in the testing instead of regular classes. Aside from the testing, they will be normal school days for boys including any co-curricular commitments.
The Naplan brochure is available in languages other than English here.
For more information, click here. The specific schedule at Christ Church will be issued closer to the date.
Year 5
Year 5 Parents Wine and Cheese Night
Date: Friday 25 May 2012
Time: 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Venue: CCGS Old Boys Gallery
Cost : $30 per person
Come and meet with the wine makers from Deepwoods Estate and Edwards Wines in Margaret River. Hear about, and taste these quality Margaret River wines while enjoying the company of other Year 5 parents!
Enjoy some bubbles on arrival. Wine will be served throughout the evening. Beer, juice, soft drinks and water will be available for the non-wine drinkers. Cheese platters and some light finger food will be served.
To help with planning and catering, please book and pay as soon as you can through this Trybooking link www.trybooking.com/BKQJ.
If you are unable to use Trybooking, please contact your class representative.
The flyer for this event can be viewed by clicking here.
The social highlight of the year for the Year 12 boys is the School Ball. It certainly did prove to be a terrific event for all concerned last Saturday night. The boys and their partners deserve much credit and praise for the manner in which they conducted themselves, and the appreciation they showed to the staff present was greatly appreciated. Their conduct may even have set a new benchmark.
This week there has been a buzz around the Houses with the final preliminary round of the House Arts Cup held yesterday. Later in the term, the Houses will move into the semi-finals, based on the results of the three preliminary rounds, with finals in Week 9. Next Friday afternoon all boys in the Senior School will have an opportunity to compete for their House in Football, Soccer, Handball, Touch Rugby or Cross Country as the House Teams Carnival takes place at McGillivray Oval. This is a great opportunity for boys to get involved and show the strength of their House spirit. Parents are welcome to come along and support their sons.
Finally, as the weather changes and the traffic congestion on our roads increases, may I again remind boys and parents of the need to take particular care when crossing Stirling Highway and Queenslea Drive. Late yesterday afternoon, a student had a lucky escape from injury when he was hit by a car, while crossing Stirling Highway.
Roger Bayly
Deputy Headmaster
Head of Senior School
Legends at Lunchtime
Old Boy comes to speak to boys about legal careers next Thursday 17 May
The Old Boys' Association (OBA) is delighted to work with the Senior School in bringing former students to speak to our current students, to speak about career options based on their own experiences. The 'Legends at Lunchtime' series runs over Terms 2 and 3 each year. Each session is held in Q1 at 12.45 over lunch (which is provided by the OBA).
Next Thursday Haaron Bokhari (1995 cohort) will be speaking to the boys. He graduated in law from UWA and joined legal firm Freehills for 8 years. In 2008 he joined some Freehills colleagues to start their own legal practice ‘Balance Legal’. Balance Legal is a legal outsourcing firm which provides lawyers who work in-house on a casual or short-term basis. Balance Legal has just merged with a similar eastern states company called Advent - so now they've got offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Singapore too - pretty exciting for them! Haaron spends much of his time working for a major client, Chevron. This work involves Haaron in travelling to cities where Chevron is active.
Haaron played football at CCGS and went on to play league football for Claremont.
Year 7
Curry Night for Parents - Saturday 26 May
Invitation to all Year 7 parents to come to a Curry Night on Saturday 26 May at the Baxter residence, 53 Loch Street, Claremont.
BYO drinks and food. Please RSVP to steve.baxter@westnet.com.au so we can be organised for the night.
Years 7 and 9
NAPLAN Testing - 15, 16 and 17 May
The National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is on at the following times:
- Tuesday 15 May, P2/3 (Language conventions and writing)
- Wednesday 16 May, P1/2 (Reading)
- Thursday 17 May, P2/3 (Numeracy)
It is essential that all boys have a scientific calculator for the Numeracy test on Thursday. These can be purchased from the bookroom if your son has lost his.
Boys will also need to bring a pencil, eraser and pencil sharpener to all tests.
Information on NAPLAN for parents can be found here, or in languages other than English here.
Year 8
Bookings for Year 8 Parent-Teacher-Student Interviews
The School is again using an internet-based system called Parent Teacher Online (PTO).
If the School has your email address you can obtain your username and password from the log-in screen of PTO (select Obtain PIN/Password from the log in screen). If we do not have your email address, you will receive a letter through the post with details of the online booking system.
Where there is a shared parenting arrangement in place, please note that teachers will have a full schedule of appointments and our strong preference is for you to accompany your co-parent to your son’s interviews.
You will be able to print your booking sheet off; it will provide details of the times and locations of your appointments.
Click here for more information about the booking system.
Parent-Teacher-Student Interviews dates:
Year 8 - Monday 14 May
Click here to access the booking system.
Year 8 Leeuwin Voyage Update and change of pick-up time
The first Leeuwin Voyage for 2012 was completed last week and the reports coming back have been focussed on the tremendous experience that was had by all on board. This first voyage was blessed with exceptional weather and even included a landing on the famous Dirk Hartog Island. I am sure that as the other voyages progress there will be many reflections on the individual experiences provided by this unique opportunity.
Following the experience from the first voyage we need to alter one aspect of the Final Information Document that has been sent to you via your boys. The listed return time of the bus on the Friday evening of each voyage as marked as 8.00pm but is more realistically between 6.00 - 6.30pm. Please make this alteration to the pick-up time for your son, if he hasn't already concluded his voyage.
It would also be appreciated if parents could use the school carparks when collecting their sons, which will enable provision of space in the Queenslea Drive bus bay for the bus to park, the boys to alight and the safe unpacking of bags.
Mark Morrissy
Director of Planning and Co-curricular
Year 9
Parents' Association Sundowner and Information Evening
Year 9 parents are warmly invited to the Parents' Association Sundowner and information evening in the Refectory on Sunday 13 May from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. Kooringal staff will be presenting an overview of the Year 9 camp programme. In addition to this, the Headmaster and the Director of Planning and Co-Curricular will be presenting 'The Choice and the Challenge – challenges and opportunities in Years 9 and 10.'
We hope you can join us to hear about the exciting opportunities ahead for your sons and enjoy drinks and canapés with your parent year group. Any queries please email Tracy White on roberttracy@aapt.net.au.
Years 9 and 10
The Science Experience
Students interested in science and technology would love The Science Experience - a 2/3 day programme of science activities at one of WA's universities during January 2013. Details can be found on the Science noticeboard or by visiting www.scienceexperience.com.au.
Application forms and possible arrangements for sponsorship through a local Rotary group are available from Mr Masterton.
Year 10
Year 10 Mother and Son Breakfast - Tuesday 15 May
Year 10 mothers are invited to attend the Year 10 Mother and Son Breakfast on Tuesday 15 May, held at the School Refectory, from 7.00am to 8.15am. The guest speaker for the event is Michelle Cowan, a local success story and most compelling speaker. Please ensure that you RSVP through www.trybooking.com/BKVE no later than Wednesday 9 May. We look forward to seeing you there.
Parent Information Evening on Subject Selection - Tuesday 5 June
There will be a Parent Information Evening at the School on Tuesday 5 June, which will start the process of subject selection for Year 11. Further details will be published in the weekly newsletter closer to the time.
Year 10 Exchange Programmes
An exchange opportunity exists for a Year 10 student to go to Scotland in Term 3. Interested students should see Mr Neil Saggers, Director of Activities, on nsaggers@ccgs.wa.edu.au as soon as possible.
Host families – Beyond Queenslea Drive
Christ Church has a vibrant exchange programme with approximately 15 international schools. From time to time we look for a Christ Church family to host a young man from the UK, USA, NZ, South Africa, Canada or India. This would be for approximately five weeks during a school term. Please contact Mr Neil Saggers, Director of Activities, on nsaggers@ccgs.wa.edu.au if you think your family may be able to assist.
Year 11
National Youth Science Forum
Applications are now being accepted for the National Youth Science Forum. This forum is a unique 12 day programme hosted at a variety of universities in Canberra and Perth during January 2013. The forum is designed for students to be able to test drive careers and find out about study options in the fields of science, engineering and technology. Details can be found on the Science noticeboard or by visiting www.nysf.edu.au.
Application forms and possible arrangements for sponsorship through a local Rotary group are available from Mr Masterton.
Year 11 Dance
Preparations are well underway for the upcoming Year 11 Dance on Saturday 19 May. Thanks to all the parents who have offered to help. Parents still wanting to help can come on Saturday 19 May at 12noon to the school gym and join the decorating team.
Year 11 Parent Drinks and Nibbles Night
All Year 11 parents are invited to a Drinks and Nibbles Night on Friday 25 May from 6.00pm to 8.30pm.
For more details and to RSVP please visit www.trybooking.com/24984.
We hope you can make it!
Year 11 Representative Team
Years 11 and 12
Year 11 and 12 Mid-year Examination Timetables
Year 11 and 12 mid-year examinations commence on Monday 21 May and conclude on Thursday 31 May.
To view the examination timetables, click on the year below.
*Year 11 German Orals have been moved to the afternoon of Wednesday 30 May.
Year 12
School Ball Photographs
Photographs taken at the Year 12 School Ball on Saturday 5 May are available for purchase from the photographer’s website. Please access Maverick Photography at www.maverickphoto.com.au. The login details are as follows:
ID: ccyr12
Password: ccgs5512
Careers
International Student Admissions Test
International students who are considering study in Medicine, Dentistry and Physiotherapy in Australia may be required to sit the International Student Admissions Test (ISAT). Testing runs between 3 April and 26 October 2012. Students need to to check individual course information to confirm prerequisites and deadlines before registering for ISAT.
Register online at http://isat.acer.edu.au.
Volunteer Programme
International Student Volunteers is calling for globally minded students to apply for a unique volunteer experience. Visit www.isvolunteers.org for more information.
Lattitude Global Volunteering – Gap Year Programmes
Applications are now open for 2013 placements with Lattitude Global volunteering. Lattitude is the original gap year organization, having supported thousands of young Australians on worthwhile and challenging placements for 40 years. This year Christ Church has two students involved in teaching placements in India and Vanuatu. See the website for more information: www.lattitude.org.au.
MedEntry UMAT Preparation
MedEntry offers two-day workshops to assist students in preparing for the UMAT. For more information, visit www.Medentry.edu.au.
Murdoch University Information Evenings - 23 May
There’s no better feeling than knowing you’ve done something great; especially if it involves getting clarity on your future. This year, we’re opening our doors for two big Open Nights on 28 March and 23 May from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. All of our courses will be on show, and our academic staff will be available to answer any queries you may have about how, what and why you should study at Murdoch. Also, on the first Monday of every month commencing on 2 April, our Student Centre will be open until 7.00pm. This means that you can come along on “Murdoch Mondays” and talk to a member of our recruitment team about courses, careers and studying at Murdoch.
Come along and experience Murdoch’s Open Night. Speak to academics, explore our facilities, take part in tours and have all your questions answered about studying at Murdoch. Refreshments provided at this free event.
Murdoch University Open Night
Dates: Wednesday 23 May
Time: 6.00pm to 8.00pm
Venue: Kim Beazley Lecture Theatre
Murdoch Mondays
Dates: First Monday of every month starting on 2 April
Time: 4.30pm to 7.30pm
Venue: The Student Centre
To view the flyer for more information, click here.
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Parent Support
Expert information session for parents
Christ Church has engaged Dr Leonard Sax, a leading expert on the role that gender plays in child development, to speak to staff, students and parents on Thursday 24 May.
At 7.30pm in the Chapel, Dr Sax will address the questions that parents of teens are asking today, regarding the impact of Facebook, video gaming and virtual worlds on children and strategies for parents.
Dr Sax is the founder of the Montgomery Centre in Canada for research in child and adolescent development. He currently works with schools offering insights into the differences between teaching girls and boys.
St George's Cathedral Presents
Concerts at One
Featuring talented music students from Christ Church Grammar School
To view the flyer in full, click here.
Parents' Auxiliary
Parents' Auxiliary Meeting
A reminder to all class representatives that the Parents' Auxiliary Meeting will be held on Tuesday 15 May at 7.00pm in the Senior School Staffroom.
Parents’ Association
Parents' Association Sundowner and Information Evening
Year 9 parents are warmly invited to the Parents' Association Sundowner and Information Evening in the Refectory on Sunday 13 May from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. Kooringal staff will be presenting an overview of the Year 9 camp programme. In addition to this, the Headmaster and the Director of Planning and Co-Curricular will be presenting 'The Choice and the Challenge – challenges and opportunities in Years 9 and 10.'
We hope you can join us to hear about the exciting opportunities ahead for your sons and enjoy drinks and canapés with your parent year group. Any queries please email Tracy White on roberttracy@aapt.net.au.
Review from feedback through PA Survey
President of the Parents' Association, David Payne, has considered diverse feedback around canteen and smartcard use at the School, and has consulted the WA Canteen Association, the School and a nutritionist. His report for parents is attached here.
David is happy to receive feedback or respond to any other related questions on 0419 773 701 or at davidhjpayne@hotmail.com.
Canteen
Volunteer Roster
There are many days available this term for parents to volunteer in the canteen. To view the available dates, click here.
If you would like to volunteer, please email your available dates to Ann Carr at canteen@ccgs.wa.edu.au. You will receive a response within 48 hours.
Centre for Ethics
Australian Red Cross: De-Clutter and Donate to Bindaring
The Bindaring unit of the Australian Red Cross will be holding their annual clothing sale at the Claremont Showgrounds on Saturday 19 May 2012. Help us to help vulnerable people within our community by clearing your wardrobe of pre-loved, unworn or unwanted items.
We are hoping that you may be able to help by donating men’s, women’s and children’s clothing. Shoes, handbags and other accessories are also much appreciated. All proceeds go to vital Red Cross community service programmes.
Please contact the Centre for Ethics on 9442 1705 for further information or deliver your donations directly to the Claremont Showgrounds from Thursday 10 May onwards. Enter through Gate 1 and go to the first building on your left, which is the Ellie Eaton Pavilion.
Single Mothers Morning Tea
Celia Lashlie to Speak to Single Mothers - Wednesday 23 May
Are you a mother who is the main carer of your son(s)? Is your partner frequently absent? Come and chat with Celia Lashlie, author of the bestselling book He’ll Be OK: Growing Gorgeous Boys into Good Men over morning tea about the issues of raising boys as a single mother. It will be held on Wednesday 23 May from 10.30am to 11.15am in Walters Residential House.
To assist with catering, please RSVP to Christy Dangerfield at cdangerfield@ccgs.wa.edu.au by Thursday 17 May.
St Hilda's Autumn Bazaar
The St Hilda's Old Scholars Association invites you to the Autumn Bazaar
Date: Saturday 12 May
Time: 10.00am to 2.30pm
Venue: The Cortile, St Hilda's Chidley Campus, McCabe Street, Mosman Park
Free entry and parking
Browse over 30 stalls offering unique and affordable gifts for Mother's Day including jewelley, homewares, fresh produce and fashion. Great coffee, entertainment and food will also be available on the day.
Click here to view the event flyer.
Community
Does your son want to play Hockey?
JTA Hockey Club in Mt Claremont is looking for Year 5 and 6 boys to play in their junior hockey team. We are a relaxed family friendly hockey club that encourages boys to develop their love for hockey and sport in a safe and supportive environment. All skill levels are welcome.
Although as a club we have existed for 30 years this is our first junior boys team and we welcome the development of young talent and kids to enjoy their playing career.
Training is Thursday afternoons at 4.00pm near the show grounds. Games are at 9.00am on Saturdays.
If your son wants to come down and have a go please email the Junior Co-ordinator, Mia Kriznic at jtapresident@gmail.com or on 0459 088 021.
Volunteers needed for Joey Soccer
This year, the Joeysoccer programme has 600 children participating so we need as much help as possible. Students can gain in excess of 20 hours of community Service by being involved in Joey soccer.
Knowledge of soccer is preferred but not a requirement. This year we have the additional bonus of Alan Lai, who is our Year 4 UWA Sport Student Practicum placement, who will be managing the volunteers.
Our target is to have 20 volunteers for this programme at Grades 10, 11 and 12. Please find below additional information relating to the Joeysoccer School Community Volunteer Programme:
Information Flyer
Volunteer Information
Season Calendar
We are also pleased to welcome a record number of Christ Church teams to Joey soccer this year. We have nine teams in total from Pre-Primary and Years 1,2 and 3.
Home Visitor - Volunteer Opportunity: Shenton Park
Future Living Trust Mission is to provide the means for families of people with an intellectual disability to plan for the time when the family can no longer provide for their needs, and to assist in carrying out those plans.
The Future Living Trust is currently seeking a mature, friendly and reliable volunteer to visit an active 64 year old gentleman who has a mild intellectual disability. Visits are on a bi-monthly basis at his home in Shenton Park to check on his general well being as part of our Personal Support Service (PSS). No experience is required, full training and support is provided with $20 paid towards travel expenses for each visit.
For more information, please contact Erica Salih at Future Living Trust on 9387 0575, email info@futureliving.org.au or visit www.futureliving.org.au.
Volunteers needed for 2012 Chevron City to Surf for Activ
All Year 11 and 12 students are invited to volunteer at this year’s City to Surf which will be held on Sunday 26 August. It is a great opportunity to get out, get involved in the community and have fun by doing it together. Please see the Volunteer Registration form for more details.
Relationships Australia Seminars and Courses
Solo Dads -22, 29 May and 5 June (3 weeks)
Being a sole parent can be very challenging and today there are more Dads who find themselves by choice or otherwise as the primary carer or at least with substantial responsibility for the care of their children. For more information, click here.
Sexualisation of Girls in the Media – What Dads can do
A strong father-daughter relationship is crucial in helping girls develop a positive self-image and resisting inappropriate messages. The abundance of sexualised messages in the media and advertising can lead to poor body image, anxiety and depression in girls. For more information, click here.
Parent-Child Connection - 11, 18, 25 May and 2 July
Raising children should be one of life’s greatest experiences, but as any parent knows, it is not an easy task. People with children under ten are invited to this four-week course to learn new skills, feel better about their parenting and gain confidence. For more information, click here.
To enrol in any of the above seminars and courses, please ring 9489 6322.