Northside Newsletter ~ 'The Vine' ~ Term 1, Issue 2, 2024

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Principal’s Message

Congratulations students, staff, and families on completing a wonderful Term 1 at Northside Christian College. I have valued the opportunity to observe our students developing stronger connections with our College community. Likewise, it has been encouraging seeing students engage in a wide range of extra-curricular activities including camps, interschool sport, instrumental music, INSPiRE classes, incursions, prayer groups, and more. We thank God for these opportunities for our students to further engage in the life of the College.

As a College community, we have valued the chance to turn our attention to the true meaning of Easter. Easter is a special time where we can reflect on why we follow Jesus. May we continue to be guided by His Word and follow the example of Christ. Jesus provided us with the ultimate example of how to live our lives.

Our theme verse this year encourages us to follow God, our Creator and Shepherd.

“Know that the Lord is God. It is He who made us, and we are His; we are His people, the sheep of His pasture.”

Psalm 100:3

May we take time during the next few weeks to focus our attention on our why Jesus died for our sins. The Bible encourages us in Romans 8:37, “in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.” As followers of Christ, we no longer have to fear death because, in Christ, we have the amazing promise of eternal life as a new creation with our Heavenly Father.

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“As sheep of His pasture, let us continue to follow His example by being imitators of Christ.”

As sheep of His pasture, let us continue to follow His example by being imitators of Christ. Let us strengthen our relationship with Him by spending time in prayer and reflection.

“Whoever says he abides in Him ought to walk in the same way in which He walked.”

1 John 2:6

This Easter, let us remember the miracle of Jesus’ resurrection and His endless love for us. Matthew 28:5-6 reminds us of one of the greatest events in history when Jesus conquered death.

The angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; He has risen, just as He said. Come and see the place where He lay.

Matthew 28:5-6

May the miracle of Easter bring you renewed Faith, Hope and Love.

I look forward to seeing our students, staff, and families back on campus for the start of Term 2 on Monday 15th April 2024.

Working together,

Michael Bond Principal

Secondary School students were presented with a Bible by Principal Mr Michael Bond

2024 Term Dates:

Term 2: 15/04/2024 - 26/06/2024

Term 3: 17/07/2024 - 19/09/2024

Term 4: 07/10/2024 - 06/12/2024

Diary Dates:

WEEK 1B

Monday 15th April First day of Term 2, 8:40am

Wednesday 17th April Year 7 Stormwater Incursion

Thursday 18th April Northern Health ANZAC Service 10:00am – 12:00pm Northside Community Evening 4:00pm – 6:00pm

Friday 19th April Primary Chapel

WEEK 2A

Monday 22nd April Shrek Jr Musical Rehearsals 3:05pm – 4:30pm

Tuesday 23rd April Bebras Competition Round 1

Wednesday 24th

April Semper Dental Visit CSEN Years 7 & 8 Sport

Thursday 25th April ANZAC Day Public Holiday

Friday 26th April Student Free Day Senior School Formal

WEEK 3B

Monday 29th April All students need to be wearing Winter Uniform Semper Dental Visit

Tuesday 30th April Semper Dental Visit

Wednesday 1st May Year 7 Stormwater Incursion CSEN Years 9 & 10 Sport

Thursday 2nd May CSEN Years 9 & 10 Basketball Championships

Friday 3rd May Years 3 & 4 Hooptime

Years 5 & 6 District Sport

Years 1 & 2 Gymnastics

Primary Chapel

WEEK 4A

Monday 6th May Whole School Assembly Big Science Competition

Shrek Jr Musical Rehearsals 3:05pm – 4:30pm

Tuesday 7th May Year 10 Excursion Year 3 – 6 Athletics Carnival (this differs from the published Northside Calendar)

Friday 10th May P&F Mothers Day Stall (this differs from the published Northside Calendar)

Years 7 & 12 Athletics Carnival

Years 1 - 2 Gymnastics

Primary Chapel

Contents

Principal’s Message

Term and Diary Dates

Celebrating Easter

Year 1 Pancake Day

Year 6 student dominates in Kung Fu

Year 4 Camp: Mill Valley Ranch

NAPLAN Experience

Year 8 Camp: The Summit

Year 8 Tessolated Pattern Math Project

Year 7 Playing ROWCO: Card Game

Year 11 General Mathematics

CSEN Basketball Rally Day

Secondary CSEN Swimming Competition

Primary CSEN Swimming Competition

Primary and Secondary Youth Leadership Conference

Maths Talent Quest (MTQ)

Student Poetry Competition

Sisterhood Day

Wellbeing Team

Notices

Introducing the I.T. Team

College Community Night

Mother’s Day Stall

Whole School Online Assembly

Parents are welcome to join our Whole School Assembly every fortnight on Monday mornings (Week A) from 8:40am. Please refer to the link provided in the Primary, Middle or Senior School weekly emails.

Celebrating Easter

On Wednesday 27th March, Northside celebrated Easter and Epilepsy Awareness Month by wearing purple. Students participated in a range of different activities, hosted by our Student Leaders, including a Gospel storythemed Scavenger Hunt, Egg Toss, Egg and Spoon races, Easter-themed Kahootz, and the creation of a beautiful chalk Cross Mural. It was a wonderful day of celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus and the life that we have in Him.

Students raised a total of $255, which will go to Epilepsy Action Australia. This organisation provides assistance and advice, education and training, as well as understanding and awareness for those impacted by epilepsy.

Ms Christie Vaughn Primary Teacher

Students were encouraged to wear purple in recognition of Epilepsy month or Easter themed clothing.

Northside held a Primary and Secondary Easter Chapel Service. Students heard from Chaplain Mr Jared Stocks. The SRC lead students in prayer and memory verses. Principal Mr Michael Bond presented all our Secondary students with their very own Northside Christian College branded Bibles.

Year 1 Pancake Day

Primary School

In Inquiry, we studied about wheat and learnt how wheat gets from the farm to our plates. Wheat gets made into flour at the mill. We used flour to make pancakes in class. We even poured and flipped our own pancakes. We got to eat them too. We ate them with maple syrup.

Year 6 student dominates in Kung Fu

Northside student Gabriel in Year 6 has show amazing skill at the recent Victorian Kung Fu Showdown.

Gabriel competed in 4 different categories, placing on the podium for each.

He received 2x First Place Medals

1x Second Place Medal, and 1x Third Place Medal.

Well done, Gabriel!

Gabriel showing his medals.

Chloe, Year 1

Students cooking pancakes.

Year 4 Camp: Mill Valley Ranch

NAPLAN Experience

Students enjoyed various activities such as canoeing, rope course, night walking, crate climbing, horse riding, and archery.

What is NAPLAN? NAPLAN is a series of tests you complete in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. NAPLAN stands for National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy. Everyone will do a NAPLAN test at some stage. The reason why you do NAPLAN is so that teachers, parents and schools can understand your skills and know what you need to work on. NAPLAN sample tests began in 2003 and NAPLAN tests started in 2008 .

One of the major differences from Year 5 NAPLAN and Year 3 NAPLAN is that in Year 3 you write your assessment on a piece of paper and in Year 5 you type it up digitally. The school provides sample NAPLAN tests for you to complete and gives you an understanding of how the website works and what to do. Students are also allowed to practise at home. I practised for NAPLAN at home and made good progress out of it. Preparing for the test isn’t that hard.

Other things you can do other than practising is to sleep well before the day so you’re wide awake, that will make sure you don’t sleep in class! You can eat well so you’re fed well in the morning and don’t get hungry. The benefit is that if you’re hungry you’ll focus on getting the test done and not check or think so be well fed!

My one big tip is to pray put your trust in God and know that God has a good plan for you. Jermiah 29:11 says “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Another tip is to do your best on the day and put full effort in! My big tip is to pray during the middle of the test, pray you’ll get good reports and pray that you will concentrate hard.

I realised NAPLAN wasn’t so hard at all and it wasn’t a really big deal. I remember hearing the saying ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover!’ .

Anaia, Year 5

Middle School

Year 8 Camp: The Summit

Students in Year 8 travelled to The Summit and took part in a 2 night 3 day camping experience. Throughout the camp, students participated in several activities, including team challenges, obstacle courses, canoeing/kayaking, flying fox, rock climbing, human foosball, sky bridge walk, bush walking and movie night.

Year 8 Tessolated Pattern Math Project

It was Pi day on 14th March. Can you work out why that day was chosen for International Pi Day? Ask a student in Years 6, 7, 8, or 9.

Students from Years 6 - 9 have been busy decorating and cutting (very carefully) pi shaped pieces to contribute to our Community Pi Tessellation Art piece. We’ll let you know when it is on display!

Mrs Andrea Metcalfe

Secondary Teacher

Year 7S Playing ROWCO: Card Game

In Maths this term, Year 7 have been exploring God’s amazing world. We’ve completed a PowerPoint trip ‘around the world’ to places of various altitudes; mountain high and ocean deep. Students have enjoyed games of ROWCO, an integer card game that uses strategy and teamwork.

Mrs Andrea Metcalfe

Secondary Teacher

Students working on their Pi shaped pieces.

The students enjoyed playing ROWCO

Senior School

Year 11 General Mathematics

The Year 11 General Mathematics class explored coronavirus spread using counters, tiles, and unit cubes. It provided a compelling application of geometric sequences and enhanced problem-solving skills.

The modelling of virus spread with varying R-values corresponds to geometric sequences, where each term is a multiple of the previous one. The R-values, representing the rate of transmission, align with the common ratio in a geometric sequence. Each group started with a case zero - the first patient that was infected, and modelled the spread of coronavirus with R-values of 2, 3 and 5 respectively until their population has developed some immunity As students manipulated the counters and cubes, they visually grasped how the progression of infection mirrored the geometric sequence’s growth pattern.

Moreover, the visual display of manipulatives served as a powerful problem-solving tool. Students trialled a number of ways to arrange their counters, tiles and unit cubes as the virus started to infect more people than they could easily count. Stacking was quickly adopted by the groups and students realised the height of each stack was linked to each variant’s R-value. Through discussions, observations and conjectures, students were able to articulate the geometric sequence recurrence relation following this activity.

This hands-on approach bridged the gap between abstract mathematical concepts and real-world scenarios, fostering a deeper understanding of geometric sequences in the context of viral transmission.

Mrs Vida Wang Secondary Teacher

Students exploring the spread of coronavirus using counters.

Sport

CSEN Basketball Rally Day

On Tuesday 26th March, some of the Year 11 and 12 boys competed in the interschool CSEN Basketball Rally Day. They successfully won two of the four games, losing two very tight games. We express our appreciation towards Mr Zammit for giving them the opportunity and coaching them throughout.

Our top three scorers of the games were Jovan, Hubert and Sharun, accumulating 28, 26 and 11 points respectively across all games.

Overall, we praise God for giving us His protection and strength to play well and thank Him that the event went safely

Secondary Schooll CSEN Swimming Competition

On Friday 15th March, we had the opportunity to represent Northside at the Secondary School CSEN Swimming Championships. It was an enjoyable experience, replete with moments of excitement and opportunities to forge new friendships. The relays were the highlight of our day- with our team’s cheering deafening among the stadium. We are so grateful to the Sports team for their sacrifice and guidance that allowed us to improve and achieve success on the day.

Primary School CSEN Swimming Competition

On Thursday 14th March, some of our Primary School students represented Northside at the Primary School CSEN Swimming Championships. The Primary School students succeded in winning the Division B category. Well done to our Primary School competitors. Their hard work, dedication, and spirit have truly paid off. Congratulations to all our swimmers for their outstanding achievements!

Marshel, Year 12

Madison, Year 12

The Primary School CSEN Division B Champions.

The Secondary School CSEN competitors.

INSPiRE

Primary and Secondary Youth Leadership Conference

On 12th and 13th March, our College’s student leaders attended the 2024 Primary and Secondary Youth Leadership Conference, hosted by the Youth Leadership Academy Australia. This event provided a platform for our young leaders to gain insights, strategies, and inspiration from a diverse array of speakers, both local and international.

Throughout the conference, speakers shared firsthand leadership experiences and emphasised the importance of self-care in effective leadership. They underscored the symbiotic relationship between personal well-being and leadership success, resonating deeply with our students. A recurring theme highlighted the necessity for leaders to prioritise self-care, aligning with our Christian values of serving others. Just as a cup must be filled to pour out, leaders must fill themselves with energy, inspiration and the Holy Spirit to serve others effectively. The conference also explored the multifaceted nature of leadership, stressing the importance of adapting leadership styles to different contexts. Students learned about various roles, such as directive, peer, and supporter, and the wisdom required to utilise them effectively. A crucial lesson from the conference was the significance of stepping outside one’s comfort zone for personal and leadership growth. Embracing discomfort as an opportunity for development was encouraged among our students. Furthermore, the conference highlighted that frustration and passion can fuel inspiration and positive change within communities. Harnessing these empowers leaders to drive innovation and effect meaningful transformations.

As we reflect on the insights gained, let us continue nurturing and empowering our student leaders. Together, let us strive to embody servant leadership, guided by Christian values and fueled by the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.

Mrs Anthea Field INSPiRE Talent Development Coordinator

Mrs Anthea Field INSPiRE Talent Development Coordinator

Primary School Student Leadership Representatives

Secondary School Student Leadership Representatives

Maths Talent Quest (MTQ)

The Maths Talent Quest (MTQ) is an annual state competition promoting communication, collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking among Prep to Year 12 students. Since its debut in 1982, participants have chosen investigation topics aligned with their interests, applying mathematics in real-world contexts. The College covers entry costs to foster students’ math interests and investigative skills. Projects must be submitted by 26th July, 2024, with the possibility of school-level judging for online state judging if entries are abundant. Limited places are available.

For more information about MTQ:

Examples of MTQ projects: https://www.mav.vic.edu.au/Student-activities/Maths-Talent-Quest#celebrate

Student Tip Sheet: https://www.mav.vic.edu.au/Student-activities/Maths-Talent-Quest#students

If you are interested for your child to participate in this quest, please provide Anthea Field with the following information via Direqt Message (SEQTA) by Friday 26th April 2024

Please include:

Year level (Prep to Year 12):

Type: Individual or Group*

*Note that a group size consists of not more than 6 students.

Student/Group name:

Title of Investigation:

Independent Schools Victoria’s Student Poetry Competition

Independent Schools Victoria’s Student Poetry Competition is back for 2024 and we are inviting young people from across Victoria to express themselves in our annual celebration of poetic creativity.

Students can enter a written poem and/or make a video of themselves speaking or performing their words, bringing energy and conviction to their work.

You can choose your own topic, or explore our optional theme of ‘Awe’. Awe is the feeling we get in the presence of something vast that challenges our understanding of the world. Think of looking up at the starry night sky, alternatively it can be found in the everyday, watching the leaves of a tree change from green to red as Autumn arrives. Find out more about this year’s theme, Awe.

Prizes will be awarded to winners by a panel of expert judges and winning poems will be published online. Separate prizes will be awarded in each age category for written poems and performed poems.

FAQ:

What are the age categories?

• Foundation–Year 2

• Years 3–4

• Years 5–6

• Years 7–8

• Years 9–10

• Years 11–12

What is the maximum length? 60 lines

What is the deadline for entries? Friday 31st May 2024

When will winners be announced and will there be prizes? Winners will be announced on Wednesday 4th September 2024. A $100 book voucher will be awarded to the winners of each category (written and performance poetry) in each year level.

How can I enter? Entries are now open. Click below to submit your written or performance poems. https://forms.gle/W5HT7ee8y8FYM4FY9

For more information visit

https://artslearningfestival.com.au/news/student-poetry-competition-2024/festival.com.au/news/student-poetrycompetition-2024/

Wellbeing

Sisterhood Day

We are thrilled to share the remarkable experience our Year 9 girls had during their recent Sisterhood Day. This special event was a testament to the bonds of friendship, the pursuit of self-improvement, and the importance of wellbeing.

The day kicked off with a dynamic self-defence workshop facilitated by the experts from Self Defence Hub. Our girls learned invaluable techniques to defend themselves, empowering them with a newfound sense of confidence and strength. Witnessing their determination as they embraced the challenge and honed essential life skills was inspiring.

Following the self-defence session, the girls embarked on a serene well-being walk, providing a moment of reflection and connection with nature. As they strolled and engaged in meaningful conversations, they strengthened their relationships with each other and fostered a deeper connection with themselves.

Amidst the excitement, the girls delved into the world of dance with the talented Bessie from abunDANCE. Through rhythmic movements and expressive choreography, they not only discovered the joy of dance but also explored themes of self-expression and unity.

Throughout the day, our girls were taken out of their comfort zones, challenged to grow, and encouraged to embrace their unique strengths. Beyond acquiring practical skills, they experienced the power of sisterhood and the unwavering support of their peers. Moreover, they were reminded of the presence of God in their lives, finding identity and guidance in their faith. They touched on some of the challenges they feel. They were encouraged to be there for each other, to embrace and know how god sees them, rather than how social media tells them to be. Our girls want to feel valued for who they are and for those around them to treat them kindly. Please note the following article: https://ncc. vic.schooltv.me/newsletter-article/7196/147

In retrospect, Sisterhood Day was not just a series of activities but a transformative journey of self-discovery, and spiritual renewal. We are immensely proud of our Year 9 girls for their resilience, openness, and unwavering spirit. May the lessons learned and memories shared on this powerful day continue to inspire and uplift them in the days ahead.

Mrs Anthea Claassens Secondary Teacher

The Year 9 Sisterhood Day participants went for a walk to Norris Bank Park and took a self defence class.

Wellbeing Team

Heather Cootee

Head of Student Wellbeing hcootee@ncc.vic.edu.au

Notices

Jared Stocks Chaplain jstocks@ncc.vic.edu.au

Chelsea Weeks Student Wellbeing cweeks@ncc.vic.edu.au

Introducing our Information Technology (I.T.) Team

The Northside Christian community is supported throughout the year by our onsite I.T. specialists Alister Smith and Joshua Slewa. Their contribution to supporting the College includes, but is not limited to, hardware (end user devices and infrastructure), software (operating systems and applications), network access, security, websites/portals (SEQTA and Schoology, among others). They bring broad experience within the IT industry and unique skills to keep the infrastructure running well.

Outside of the office, Alister enjoys spending time with his family, listening to music and making/buildings things. Joshua also enjoys family time, building renovations, traveling, and serving in the apologetics ministry

The I.T. Team can be contacted in the following ways

Email: it@ncc.vic.edu.au, Phone: 9467 2499, or Visit us: The I.T. office is located at the Main College entrance.

College Community Night: Thursday 18th April

The College is hosting an upcoming Community Night on Thursday 18th April, from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. Northside families are invited to come along to the College Community Night to connect with the Northside community. Families can bring a picnic basket or purchase something from one of the food trucks. There will also be face-painting and music.

This will not be an Open Evening, but will be the chance to catch-up with other families and meet new families.

Some students may be asked to assist at the College Community Night. Permission forms will be shared shortly via Consent2Go.

Further information is provided on the flyer below.

Mr Alister Smith IT Manager

Mr Joshua Slewa IT Help/Support Officer

Mother’s Day Stall

The Mother’s Day stall will be held on Friday, 10th May 2024. Students will visit the stall with their class and have the opportunity to buy a gift for their mum, grand-mum or carer-mum.

Gift prices will range from $1 to $10 (cash only).

If you would like to volunteer during the Mother’s Day stall please call the College 03 9467 2499 or email ncc@ncc.vic.edu.au to register and the Office staff will pass on your details to Parents & Friends.

All volunteers must complete the online Volunteer Registration and Volunteer Induction in order to help out on the day.

Volunteering at Northside

All Parents, Carers and Volunteers who remain onsite for College events/activities during school hours (this includes P&F meetings and Parents Prayer Group), must hold a valid WWCC and complete the online Volunteer Induction which also includes an ID check.

Although some volunteering doesn’t include direct involvement with children, from a child safety perspective, all Parents and Carers remaining onsite during school hours must complete the online Volunteer Registration and Induction here: https://linksafe.com.au/ncc-volunteer/ Your cooperation is appreciated to ensure the safety of all children.

Finance Team

If you need to contact our Finance Team you will likely speak to one of our the following staff:

Leigh Adcock Business Manager

Bee Yew Assistant School Burser

Jasmine Chan Accounts Office

Suni Harun Accounts Office

Enrolments

Prep 2026

Applications for Prep 2026 are now open. Families with a child born between 1st January 2020 to 30th April 2021 are invited to apply for Prep 2026 enrolment online. Applications will close on Friday 21st February 2025

Please note that enrolment offers for Prep 2025 have now gone out to current families that applied. If you have a child due to commence Prep next year, and you have not applied or you have not received your Prep 2025 enrolment paperwork, please contact the Enrolments team as soon as possible by email at enrol@ncc.vic.edu.au or by calling 9467 2499.

Year 7 2026

The College has now closed the waiting list for Year 7 2026 applications. If current families have a child in Year 5 enrolled at another school and are intending to enrol in Year 7 at Northside, please contact the Enrolments team. There will be a limited number of places available in Year 7 2026 and although priority for those places will go to current families that have submitted an enrolment application, unfortunately the College cannot guarantee a place for each sibling.

Scholarships

Scholarships for 2026 Year 7 and 2026 Year 10 entry have now opened. For further information, please see the flyer attached.

VISA Changes

If your child has been granted a new visa, permanent residency or obtained Australian citizenship since 1st January 2024, please provide a copy of the grant notification to our Enrolments team via email, or leave a copy with our College Reception.

Are you leaving Northside?

College Tours

Did you know we hold College Tours? The College Tours are a fantastic way to experience the community at Northside Christian College and to also get a better sense as to whether Northside is the right fit for your family.

If you have a friend or family member that is interested in checking out Northside, please let them know to check for tours on the Northside Enrolments page on our website.

https://ncc.vic.edu.au/book-a-tour

Families that are not returning to Northside in 2025 must advise the College as soon as possible. Families who withdraw late in 2024 may be required to pay a terms fee in lieu of notice.

Withdrawal forms are available at the College Reception, from the Enrolments team or by completing the online form

Alumni

Join the Northside Alumni by completing the online form to be notified of upcoming events.

Administration

Update your details

Have you recently....

• Moved house?

• Got a new phone number?

• Need to change you child’s emergency contact ....

You can update your details in Consent2Go or email the Office to update your details ncc@ncc.vic.edu.au.

Follow Northside on Facebook and/or

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If you’re on Instagram or Facebook, please follow the Northside Christian College pages.

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Absences

Please remember to email any absences to:

attendance@ncc.vic.edu.au

If you’re picking up your student early or dropping them off late, please remember to email attendance@ncc.vic.edu.au or fill in one of our green Student Absence forms at Reception.

Uniforms

New Uniforms to Buy

College families can purchase new uniforms from Academy Uniforms.

Second Hand Uniforms to Buy and Sell

College families have the opportunity to sell their second hand uniforms directly to other families via the Facebook group; NCC Second Hand Uniforms and Textbooks Buy, Swap Sell.

Please ensure you read the group rules; only Northside uniforms and textbooks may be sold in this group.

All sales and purchases are directly between families, not with Northside.

Northside Christian College Community Night

Date: Thursday 18th April 2024

Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Activities include: Face painters, jumping castle and a petting zoo

Food trucks and live entertainment

Flourishing

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM NOW OPEN Learners

Northside Christian College recognises and encourages students who demonstrate outstanding gifts, skills, character and leadership qualities

Academic Scholarships

Recognising students achieving excellence in academics.

General Excellence Scholarships

Awarding outstanding accomplishments in sport, the arts, leadership, entrepreneurship, community service and more.

Christian Leadership Scholarships

Encouraging demonstrated Christian faith and service, character, leadership and commitment.

Apply now for students entering Year 7 or 10 in 2026

Applications close Friday, 5th July 2024

Northside Christian College

Address: 31 McLeans Road BUNDOORA VIC 3083

Phone: 0402 353 873 Program Times: 07:00 am - 06:00 pm

Tue 02 Apr

Mission Takeoff XIII: Camp Explorers

Get set for an adventure-packed camping themed day! Master navigation with your handmade sundial and compass Dive into Aussie tradition with damper bread making Plus, team up for tent decorating fun with friends!

Full Fee $92.71 | After Max. CCS* $9.27

Thu 04 Apr Adventure: Show Spectacular at Silvers Circus

Be completely WOW-ed as you watch worldclass performers show off breathtaking routines and jaw-dropping acts in Show Spectacular, as they juggle, jump and just go crazy defying gravity and more!

Full Fee $126 71 | After Max CCS* $12 67

Mon 08 Apr

Project: Virtual Reality, Deep Reef Dive

Join us for an unforgettable underwater adventure using virtual reality headsets! Discover amazing oceanic creatures including dolphins, turtles and more Then, unleash your creativity by crafting your own colourful reef sculptures!

Full Fee $99 71 | After Max CCS* $9 97

Wed 10 Apr Experience Takeover: Forensic Investigations

Put on your detective hat and solve a mystery! You’ll learn basic forensic science skills and challenge yourself to crack the case as you race against the clock Gather the clues, analyse fingerprints, breakdown codes and solve the crime!

Full Fee $102 21 | After Max CCS* $10 22

Fri 12 Apr

Operation: Messy Makers

Time to get messy! Discover a day of delightful chaos where you could play with slime or even try painting without brushes and so much more Let your imagination run wild and get ready to make some MEGA mess!

Full Fee $75.71 | After Max. CCS* $7.57

Project Incursion

Excursion

Project Incursion

Experience Takeover Incursion

Base Camp Day

Wed 03 Apr Operation: Pyjama Party

Don your PJs for a day of fun at Base Camp! Let's have a blast with awesome sleepover themed activities as we munch on some classic sleepover snacks and dive into fun dreamy adventures It's a sleepless party like no other!

Full Fee $75.71 | After Max. CCS* $7.57

Fri 05 Apr Project: Virtual Reality, Hieroglyphic Hunt

Let’s travel to Ancient Egypt with the help of virtual reality headsets! Learn about the Egyptian hieroglyphs (ancient writing system) and use them to write your name on papyrus-inspired scrolls!

Full Fee $98 71 | After Max CCS* $9 87

Tue 09 Apr Adventure: Activate at Eltham Adventure Park

Run wild today as we get set to have an awesome day with fun Picnic Park and Play activities with friends!

Full Fee $104 71 | After Max CCS* $10 47

Thu 11 Apr Operation: Jungle Craftopia

Embark on a wild jungle adventure where you might craft paper chain pythons, have some jungle-themed sensory play, and explore the wild safari in various ways Let the roars of the jungle ignite your imagination!

Full Fee $75 71 | After Max CCS* $7 57

Base Camp Day

Project Incursion

Excursion

Base Camp Day