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Volume 28 - 9 September, 2014 Dear Parents and Students Dear God, We celebrate spring’s returning and the rejuvenation of the natural world. Let us be moved by this vast and gentle insistence that goodness shall return, that warmth and life shall succeed, and help us to understand our place within this miracle. Let us see that as a bird now builds its nest, bravely, with bits and pieces, so we must build human faith. It is our simple duty; it is the highest art; it is our natural and vital role within the miracle of spring: the creation of faith. Amen. Michael Leunig. “When I talk to You”. It is with great pleasure I announce that the name of our new building is “Cruci”. This name of course comes from the Loreto crest itself “Cruci Dum Spiro Fido” which is Latin for As Long as I live and breathe, I put my trust in the Cross. Cruci means Cross. The cross signifies an understanding of the centrality of Christ in our lives and to our mission. In the words of the School Hymn “This is our boast, the Cross of Christ. This is the hope to which we’re called.” The process of choosing the name for this building commenced with the Student Representative Council in 2013. They held a “competition” which was open to all members of the community, inviting names to be submitted that were “relevant to Mary Ward’s friends or her story, the history of Loreto Coorparoo or the Loreto Australia Story”. In all there were 33 submissions received from students, staff and past pupils. These suggestions were duly considered by the SRC this year who made recommendations to the School Council. The School Council in turn sought endorsement from the Loreto Sisters. We congratulate Emily Smallhorn (Class of 2013) on the selection of her submission. With the cross being such a prominent feature of the wall facing Cavendish Road, Cruci seems to be a most fitting and appropriate name to have as an entry point to the College. I sincerely thank the SRC for their interest and involvement. As you will no doubt have seen, the building is rapidly nearing completion. The official opening will be held early next term on Sunday 19 October at 2.30pm (immediately prior to “Live & Wired” which begins at 3.00pm on the Deshon Oval.) Cruci will thus be open to interested visitors from 3.00pm to 5.00pm on Sunday 19 October.
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I hope that you are able to come along and enjoy both a walk-through our new learning space and an afternoon of relaxation on the oval as you take in the vibrant musical entertainment of “Live & Wired”. In the weeks following the Opening, the Year 11’s will move out of Mulwith and into Cruci so that we can begin to remodel the Mulwith learning spaces to make them ready for Year 7’s next year. These are indeed busy and exciting times. I thank you for your ongoing interest, support and patience. CONDOLENCES
To Tania Mangifesta (Year 10) whose Grandfather, Carlo, passed away last week. May he rest peacefully in God’s loving care. Amen.
To Isabella Lovenitti (Year 10) whose Grandfather, Evandro, passed away recently. We pray for his eternal peace in God’s loving care. Amen.
To Mr Chris Jones and his family on the sudden passing of his father-in-law. May he rest eternally in God’s peace. Amen.
Yours sincerely
Chery Hamilton Principal
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Wednesday 10 September
Monday 6 October
Round 2 - CaSSSA Basketball
Labour Day Holiday
Thursday 11 September
Tuesday 7 October
Round 6 - BMTA Touch Football
TERM 4 COMMENCES
Friday 12 September
Wednesday 8 October
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Year 10 Camp
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 6.00pm
Year 9 “Seed” Day
Sunday 14 September
Year 9 “Seed” Parent Workshop - 700pm MWC
Year 11 Leadership Day
Monday 15 September
Round 4 - CaSSSA Basketball
Thursday 9 October
LPPA Spring Luncheon
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Tuesday 16 September
Year 10 Camp
All Schools’ Touch Football
Wednesday 17 September
Year 11 Leadership Day
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Music Extension Recital
Round 3 - CaSSSA Basketball
Friday 10 October
Year 8 - 12 Exams
Thursday 18 September
Year 10 Camp
Year 11 and 12 Exams
All Schools’ Touch Football
Year 10 BP Excursion
Year 11 Leadership Day
Round 7 - BMTA Touch Football
Year 9 Parent Gathering by the Pool
Friday 19 September
Saturday 11 October
Year 11 and 12 Exams
Water Polo - Round 1
Year 10 Deportment Class 3.30pm - 6.00pm
All Schools’ Touch Football
END OF TERM 3 - School will finish at the normal time of 3.20pm
Sunday 12 October
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Not continuing in 2015? Reminder of Student Withdrawal Policy As the end of another year draws near, families are asked to notify the College, at your earliest convenience, if your daughter(s) will not be continuing at Loreto College in 2015. Families are reminded of the College’s student withdrawal policy requiring one term’s notice in writing of any intention to withdraw a student from the College. Formal notice is to be given no later than the first day of Term 4. In default of such notice, one term’s fees will be required. Your assistance with this communication is paramount so 2015 classes can be finalised before the end of year and appropriate positions can be offered to girls on our current waiting list. If your daughter will not be continuing in 2015 please notify the Enrolments and Communications Manager, Ms Emma Beach at enrol@loreto.qld.edu.au or phone the office on 3394 9999 by the first day of Term 4. Thank you.
Music News The Lion King Senior Music students, don’t forget that we have booked tickets to see the Lion King in Term 4 this year. The Year 12 class will be attending on Wednesday 22 October and the Year 11 class will be attending on Thursday 6 November. Could students and their parents please take careful note of these dates. All extra tickets that were advertised in last week’s newsletter have now been allocated – it’s great to see so much interest in this fantastic show! Music Extension Recital The students from this year’s Senior Music Extension class will be performing their assessment in a public concert on Thursday 9 October (first week back next term). This fantastic concert will start at 6pm on the Mary Ward Centre stage and run for approximately 90 minutes. Come along and support the girls as this is always a high quality event! Ben Langford - Coordinator of Music
Year 9 Parent Information Night - Wednesday 8 October On 8 October your daughter will be participating in a Personal Development day run by S.E.E.D - Self Esteem Education and Development. To maximise the success of this day for your daughter, your attendance at the parent workshop will be invaluable. The parent workshop is on 8 October and is being held in the Mary Ward Centre at 7pm. Please mark your diary or calendar now and we look forward to seeing you then. Please contact me with any questions or concerns. Kirsty Gore - Year 9 Coordinator
Music News Ensemble Auditions for 2015 This year we are asking that all students in Years 8 -11 submit their Audition Forms online! The link to this google form was emailed at the end of last week directly to all parents of students who are currently in Music Ensembles. We would ask that the all forms are submitted by this coming Friday 12 September. If you have not received the email, or your daughter is not currently in a group but would like to audition for one for 2015, you can access the Audition Form by following this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/1SE5Aqh1K6NnpkpIhgUmFuNeYTFeYe6ttqmvZtEqiGlI/viewform?c=0&w=1&usp=mail_form_link
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Ensemble Rehearsals during exams With exams coming up this week, there will be a number of cancellations and changes to the regular ensemble rehearsal program to allow students appropriate time to prepare for important assessments. However, we cannot cancel rehearsals both during exam block as well as leading into this period, and many rehearsals, particularly for younger students, will begin again while the Senior exam block is ongoing. Please carefully check the end-of-term rehearsal Schedule on Page 6 for these changes. Important Loreto Ensemble policies To both maximise opportunity for participation and maintain the highest possible musical quality, Loreto Music runs four core music ensembles – Concert Band One, String Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble One and Senior Choir. Participation in the College’s Ensemble Program is based on the presumption that every student who chooses to be involved would be a member of either one of these four groups or its appropriate supporting ensemble (eg. Junior Choir, Guitar Ensemble Two). Participation in advanced ensembles (eg. Flute Ensemble One, Chorale, Big Band) then provides extension for students who are already members of the appropriate core, or supporting, groups. Participation in the Ensemble program provides many benefits for students, including but not limited to the social interaction with other girls who share similar interests, building team working skills, developing appreciation for the aesthetics of the arts, and practising core academic skills that cross subject boundaries. For all this to be possible, a certain level of commitment from students and parents is required. Students need to attend ensemble rehearsals regularly, continue to develop their individual playing skills through taking lessons on their instrument and make time to learn their ensemble music at home. This preparation then leads to several performances each year and it is obvious that no student group can play at its best unless all members of that group are present at these performances. The most important events at which ensembles perform each year are our Autumn Concerts (each group will play at one of these), the Music Night and Live & Wired Music Festival in Term Four (again each group plays at one or the other), and the Catholic Colleges Music Festival in August. Dates for these concerts will be published in the school newsletters at the very start of each academic year. The College’s expectation is that members of music ensembles would take note of event dates when they are published in the school newsletter and make themselves available to perform, even in preference to non-school (eg. sporting/dance) commitments. Key Dates for Term Four Please make sure you have the following dates in your diaries! Music Extension Recital: Thursday 9 October 6pm to 7:30pm; Live & Wired Music Festival: Sunday 19 October 3pm to 7pm (with performances by Big Band, Sorelle, Exit Stage Left, Curricular Bands and Improvised Jazz Ensemble); Music Night: Friday 31 October 6pm to 9pm (all Loreto Ensembles who do not perform at Live & Wired); Villanova Big Event: Friday 7 November with dress rehearsal on Thursday 6 November (Orchestra, Senior Choir); Graduation Mass: Friday 21 November (Senior Choir, Selected Junior Choir members and instrumentalists); Mass at the Cathedral of St Stephen: Sunday 2 November 9am to 11:15am (Senior Choir). Senior Choir & Orchestra Please note that in preparation for the Big Event concert at Villanova, we will be running a full day rehearsal on Monday 20 October (this is a student free day so no school classes will be missed). For Senior Choir, we will also ask you to attend a rehearsal on Monday 3 November INSTEAD of your regular Tuesday rehearsal on 4 November that week. Music Support Group Our next Meeting is next week, Wednesday 10 September and we will be finalising organisation for the Mega Raffle and Live & Wired. It would be fantastic to see some new music parents Ben Langford - Coordinator of Music
Interact Father’s Day Raffle We are pleased to announce the following prize winners in the Interact Fathers’ Day Raffle. We thank everyone for their support and offer a special thank you to our sponsors who kindly donated the prizes. 1st Prize Maddi Knudsen (Year 12)
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$100 Voucher Westfield Donated by Graig Bullen Remax
Prize Lily Devine (Year 11)
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$60 Voucher Singh's at Coorparoo
3rd Prize Christine Kelly (Staff)
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Entertainment Book and Loreto College Umbrella
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Ensemble Rehearsal during Exams Could all music students please check the following list carefully so that you know which rehearsals are cancelled due to exams. Please be aware that all students are expected to attend all listed rehearsals. Ensemble
Week 8 (September 8-12)
Week 9 (September 15-19)
Percussion Ensemble One
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Clarinet Ensemble Two
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Concert Band Two
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Orchestra
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Exit Stage Left
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Flute Ensemble One
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Guitar Ensemble Two
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Chorale
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Senior Choir
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
String Ensemble
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Flute Ensemble Two
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Clarinet Ensemble One
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Guitar Ensemble One
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Improvised Jazz Ensemble
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Junior Choir
Normal Rehearsal
Normal Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
No Rehearsal
Percussion Ensemble Two
Normal Rehearsal
Normal Rehearsal
Beginner String Ensemble
Normal Rehearsal
Normal Rehearsal
Sorelle
No Rehearsal
Normal Rehearsal
Big Band
No Rehearsal
Normal Rehearsal
Concert Band One
Sports Department Touch Football - BMTA Junior Competition Draw: Round 6 - Thursday 11 September
DIVISION
TEAM NAME
TIME
OPPOSITION
FIELD
OPEN A
LORETO BARRY
8.20pm
Wildcatz Untouchables
7
OPEN B/C
LORETO MORNANE
8.20pm
AHS Tigers
3
16 B/C
LORETO MULHALL
BYE
BYE
BYE
16 B/C
LORETO WARD
7.30pm
Southern Storm Jets
11
16 D
LORETO DESHON
7.30pm
Stuartholme Blue
8
14 B
LORETO MULWITH
6.40pm
Eagles Blue
4
14 C BLUE
LORETO BLUE
7.30pm
Tigers Gold
7
14 D BLUE
LORETO GOLD
7.30pm
Southern Storm Chaos
6
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Results: Round 5 - Thursday 4 September DIVISION
TEAM NAME
OPPOSITION
RESULT
OPEN A
LORETO BARRY
Pink Lightning
LOSS 0-12
OPEN B/C
LORETO MORNANE
Pink Fire
WON ON FORFEIT
16 B/C
LORETO MULHALL
Calvary
WON 5-3
16 B/C
LORETO WARD
AHS Titans
LOSS 1--12
16 D
LORETO DESHON
AHS Lions
LOSS 2-3
14 B
LORETO MULWITH
Southern Storm Dynamite
LOSS 0-6
14 C BLUE
LORETO BLUE
Stuartholme 9 Red
WON 10-3
14 D BLUE
LORETO GOLD
BYE
BYE
Thanks to all parents who are trying to bring your daughter to Whites Hill 40 minutes before her game to ensure a complete warm up. Traffic and access to White’s Hill is particularly congested so all coaches are well aware that this may impact on the arrival times of players. As it is exam block there is no training next Monday September 15. Please note that there are games next Thursday September 18. Good luck to all teams this week! Therese Begley - Touch Football Coordinator CaSSSA Basketball Draw: Round 2 - Wednesday 10 September Open A vs Brigidine
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Open B vs St John Fisher College
Away
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Inter A vs St Mary’s
Away
Mt Gravatt Youth and Recreation Club, Weedon Street, Mansfield (Bus)
Inter B vs Lourdes Hill College
Away
Lourdes Hill (Bus)
Jun A vs San Sisto College
Away
San Sisto (Bus)
Jun B vs St Mary’s
Away
Mt Gravatt Youth and Recreation Club, Weedon Street, Mansfield (Bus)
Please note there will be no basketball training in the last week of Term 3, due to exam block. Nyree Wood - Basketball Coordinator CaSSSA Basketball Results: Round 1 - 3 September BASKETBALL OPEN
WINNER & SCORE
LOSER & SCORE
A
Loreto 46
SJFC 20
B
Loreto 42
MMK 29
BASKETBALL INTER
WINNER & SCORE
LOSER & SCORE
A
Our Lady’s 27
Loreto 16
B
Loreto 69
SJFC 20
BASKETBALL JUNIOR
WINNER & SCORE
LOSER & SCORE
A
Loreto 18
AHS 14
B
Loreto 42
Our Lady’s 20
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Year 12 Mother / Daughter Breakfast An invitation has gone home to invite all senior students and their mothers to our annual Year 12 Mother and Daughter Breakfast, which will be held on Sunday morning, October 12 from 9am. We look forward to your company as we enjoy a sumptuous breakfast together at the beautiful Moda restaurant at Portside. Tickets are available at www.trybooking.com/frhp Please note any dietary requirements when you are booking. Tables are of 10, so please organise who you would like to sit with, or we can seat you if you would like. Please see flyer in newsletter for further details. The Class of 2014 are extremely excited about celebrating a special morning with their mums and giving thanks for everything that they do. We look forward to sharing this wonderful occasion with you. Annie Diamond - Year 12 Coordinator
Year 10 Parent Movie Night - Reminder Don’t forget all Year 10 Mums and Dads are invited to a movie night screening “The Hundred Foot Journey” at Balmoral cinema tomorrow night. We will meet in the foyer at 6.30pm for the movie session beginning at 6.45pm. We hope you can join us for a relaxing evening and coffee afterwards. Thank you. Julia Gough - Year 10 Parent Representative
Honour Pockets If your daughter requires an honour pocket embroidered onto her NEW style blazer can you please hand it into the service area the first week back next term. Blazers must be dry cleaned and have the letter with the embroidery details attached to the blazer. Please make sure that the blazer is correctly named. Please see table below for costs. Once the blazers are returned to the school you will be notified of the cost and will be required to pay on collection of blazer.
EMBROIDERY SERVICE COSTING Description Initial Embroidery 1 Row of Text
COST
Unpicking of garment by sample machinist
$40.00
Embroidery Disc Setup Artwork Setup Re- stitching of lining/ pocket after embroidery Touch up press Freight ( To and From QLD) Additional 1 Line of Text
Academic Excellence, etc.
$8.00
Grosgrain (gold )
$5.00
Replace pocket with embroidery Pocket extension
Small 16x 14 cm
$15.00 $5.00
(Fabric only)
Large 32 x 14cm
$8.00
P&F News New Events for Parents The AGM was adjourned last Tuesday due to a lack of a quorum. The adjournment left more time for the regular meeting which heard about proposals arising from the recent Parent Forum including new events in 2015. Some proposals under consideration are:
Parent Panel –parents and older students give short presentations to share their experiences about the year levels that other students are about to enter
Signature Events – guest speakers talk about important issues related to students’ education and development
Parent Support Group – volunteers assist parents in need
These events will be incorporated into a P&F calendar which will align with school events and be promoted early in 2015. We plan to use multiple channels (email, website, newsletter etc) to communicate with parents about these and other matters. You will hear more details as plans are developed. State Member for Greenslopes Ian Kaye attended the meeting and spoke about a number of matters including the redevelopment of the Myer site at Coorparoo Junction and plans to install flashing lights outside schools. The next meeting will be the final one for the year on Tuesday 28 October when the proceedings will begin with the AGM.
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Fathers’ Day Breakfast Thank you to everyone for making our 4th Fathers’ Day Breakfast last Friday such a success. We appreciate the support of the dads and daughters who attended and those involved in organising and presenting it including Allison McEneny the facilities team and the mums. The feedback was that the muffins in particular were delicious . Garry West - P&F Secretary
Tuckshop Volunteers Monday 15 September - Friday 19 September Monday 15 September: Louise Rendon, Louise Roberts, Gigi Sagner, Kathy Kwan, Karen Hartley Tuesday 16 September: Paul Freedman, Judith Beganovic, Dana Rooney, Loretta Scaini-Clarke Wednesday 17 September: Jill O’Mara, Alex Sellars, Justine Kelley, Melanie Quinn Thursday 18 September: Ruth Desses, Sandra Torluccio, Toni Toohey, Mari-Anne Wells Friday 19 September: Jayne Smith, Nicole Guarreera, Dion Le Febour, Naomi and Robert Jansen, Melissa Delosa
Library Volunteers Monday 15 September - Friday 19September Monday 15 September: Margaret Dos Anjos Dias, Stephanie Stamatiou Tuesday 16 September: Lisa Collins, Monica Urbina Wednesday 17 September: Janine Nicholson, Alison Clayton, Naomi Jansen, Robert Jansen Thursday 18 September: Suzanne Spencer, Heather O’Brien, Michelle Boxall Friday 19 September: Marisa Leask, Kerry Tully, Kerry Donoghue
Tuckshop Special - $4.00 Monday 15 September: Meatlovers Pizza Tuesday 16 September: Cabonara Fettucini Wednesday 17 September: Crispy Chicken Wraps Thursday 18 September: Toasted Lamb Wraps Friday 19 September: Nachos
ics Learning Group - School Holiday Courses Give students the opportunity to make the years ahead less stressful for themselves and their parents. School Holiday Programs are run from 9.00am -3.30pm. Courses available are: Advanced Reading Skills
29 September
9.00am – 3.30pm Cost: $165
Junior Study Skills
30 September
9.00am – 3.30pm Cost: $135
Senior Study Skills courses for $400)
1 October
9.00am – 3.30pm Cost: $135 (All 3
To enrol or to receive additional information, please contact ics Learning Group directly on 3102 1134 email: icsbrisbane@skillscentre.com.au or online: http://skillscentre.com.au/brisbane-h BOOK EARLY to avoid disappointment!! Class sizes are kept to a minimum.
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Rosies’ Requests Help On Saturday, September 20 the annual Twilight Bay Run will be happening in Wynnum. This year, Rosies organisation has been selected as a beneficiary to receive proceeds of the race. Rosies is currently looking for volunteers to help out on race day. Loreto partners with Rosies in reaching out to the homeless through the street outreach programme. Volunteers are needed for Saturday Afternoon/Evening, and it is sure to be a fun and exciting event! This is a great opportunity for students, their parents and staff to engage more deeply with Rosies. Please refer to the website for more information about the event: http://twilightbayrun.com.au/ If interested please email Norah Elvidge at ElvidgeN@rosies.org.au Kieran Donnelly - Deputy Principal - Religion
WEP - Gain a Friend from Another Country! World Education Program (WEP) is inviting Australian families to experience another culture within their own homes by becoming volunteer host families. Choose a student from Italy, Belgium, France, Switzerland, The Netherlands or South America and get a glimpse into the life of another culture without having to leave the comfort of your home! Imagine the look on your new brother’s or sister’s face as you introduce him/her to Vegemite for the first time. Our exchange students are just as excited about sharing their own culture and life experiences as they are about becoming a member of an Australian family. Enquiries to Manager - Inbound Exchange Programs, Phone: 1300 884 733 www.wep.org.au
Email: info@wep.org.au
Redbacks Netball Club Registrations Redbacks Netball Club is now accepting registrations for the 2015 netball season. Under 7 (born 2008) to opens. Full details from club website: www.redbacksnetball.org Registrations close on 30 November 2014 for 2015 season.
Intermediate Film Production Workshop When: Thursday 2 October from 10.00am - 3.00pm Where: Mt Gravatt PCYC, 90 Klump Road, Mt Gravatt Cost: $10.00 Requirements: Video Camera if possible, USB Stick and Lunch Bookings are required. Please call 3420 4655. Learn new skills and techniques including: Three Point Lighting, Audio Techniques, Editing and Basic Key Framing.
Songwriting Workshop for Girls When: Wednesday 24 September from 1.00pm - 4.00pm Where: Mt Gravatt PCYC, 90 Klump Road, Mt Gravatt Learn methods for writing lyrics and putting them to music while developing your knowledge of songwriting and recording techniques. Bookings essential on 3420 4655.
Hip Hop Dance Classes When: Tuesday 30 September from 1.00pm - 3.00pm Where: Mt Gravatt PCYC, 90 Klump Road, Mt Gravatt Cost: Free Come down to Mt Gravatt PCYC to get your groove on and learn some cool moves. Please bring a water bottle and comfortable clothes.
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Exercise for teens September school holidays A great way for teens to get active and make new friends! As part of the Brisbane City Council Chill Out Program will be running boxing for teens and fitness / flexibility exercise classes over the September / October school holidays.
FREE TO PARTICIPATE Ages 10-17 Majestic Park – Eva Street, Coorparoo (meet near the toilet block)
Tuesday Thursday Tuesday Thursday
Boxing Fitness & Flexibility Boxing Fitness & Flexibility
23 September 25 September 30 September 2 October
9:00-10:00am 9:00-10:00am 9:00-10:00am 9:00-10:00am
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL
Contact Suanne Lowery 0414437616 or pt@fitforever.com.au Or visit http://www.fitforever.com.au WHAT TO BRING: Exercise clothes and shoes, sun protection and water.