Almost there! There is a lot of hard work going on at Wollemi during these final weeks of term. We have had our Year 7-10 End of Year Exams, Year 12 Assessments, and ‘tying a bow’ around the academic year from our Primary boys. Our resident artists and musicians showed off their talents during WOLCAN last Friday, and we all enjoyed the culinary skills of so many parent volunteers before the concert. Finally, the Year 10 boys shone during their Service Project in the South Coast, and I encourage you to read their account below, as well as the feedback we received from the local community there. What a finish from our boys. Well done!

^{As mentioned on the phone this afternoon, I would like to commend the students who attended Goodwin residential age care facility “The Glen” at Catalina.}

^{My 92-year-old mother-in-law (Rita Karlson) is a resident at The Glen and was thrilled to tell me about a group of young men from a school who participated in work experience.}

^{As Rita’s face lit up, she expressed how well-mannered, hard-working, helpful and happy these young men were.  Rita loved the karaoke, and dance moves and mentioned she hadn’t enjoyed Bingo as much!  I believe they also worked in the kitchen and laundry facilities.}

^{One particular lad (unfortunately Rita can’t remember his name) asked if he could visit her before they left to say goodbye.  Rita was thrilled when he and 6 other lads visited her in her room which made her day.  They took some photos and if I can retrieve them from her iPad I will forward them to you.}

^{Rita and I would like to thank Wollemi College for this great initiative and for allowing students to experience life in an aged care facility.  Your students are an asset to your College so a huge congratulations to all involved.   A special thank you to the lads for putting a huge smile on Rita’s face (which is no easy feat) ha ha !!!}

^{Kind regards, Jill Karlson}

The last three weeks of the year we will focus on the virtue of gratitude at Wollemi. Firstly as a Christian virtue. I presented to our students various instances from the Gospels where Jesus points out a lack of gratitude; not for his own sake, but knowing it makes us better when we practise this virtue. 

Secondly, as a human virtue, we are encouraging our students to use gratitude as an antidote for selfishness and a certain entitled attitude that can sadly prevail in our culture today, and that is utterly unattractive. 

Finally, from a practical perspective, people are more inclined to help us when we do not take them for granted. 

I am hoping to see many expressions of gratitude among our students as the year draws to a close, not least the effort to continue with their upstanding attitude and effort right to the last day.

Congratulations to Dhanvin M (Year 10) for winning the Young Endeavour Youth Scheme Scholarship, and on his training sea voyage down the South Coast. Well done also to our Primary Rugby players on their recent success at the Arndell Cup. See the full details below.

 James Ramos, Headmaster

This Sunday 3 we will start Advent, a time of prayer and penance to prepare for the birth of Our Lord.

And on the last days of this academic year, we will live the Novena to the Immaculate Conception: the nine days leading up to the feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary on December 8.

How good to get ready for Christmas with Our Lady! She will help us to take care of the baby Jesus and to adore Him with Joseph, the Angels, the Shepherds and the three Wise Men.

With the end of term in sight, Wollemi Primary is still all systems go! With the Primary Semester 2 reports almost finalised, our dedicated staff is busily engaging the boys with end of year learning tasks and keeping their academic brains ticking. 

I have two heartwarming stories to share with you. Our incredibly talented Primary Captain, Elijah Baird approached me earlier in the term with a proposal to serve our local community by engaging with the residents in aged care. Elijah’s idea was to send a personalised Christmas card to people in nursing homes. Elijah and our Primary Vice Captain, Ferdinand, with my guidance, called two local nursing homes and shared their idea with the Lifestyle coordinators. To say they were delighted and supportive of this amazing initiative is an understatement. Within a day, we received a list of names in readiness for the Year 4, 5 and 6 students to write a personalised Christmas card. Years 2 and 3 were responsible for supplying a sweet to be inserted into each card. As we have come to expect, the Wollemi community has supported this initiative and donated many chocolates for the residents in the nursing homes to enjoy. A huge thank you to Elijah and Ferdinand for this incredible initiative,  Mrs and Mrs Baird for donating all of the Christmas cards and to the Year 2 and 3 parents for the generous donations of sweets. I know there will be many happy people in Boronia House and Heritage Care nursing homes. 

The next heartwarming news is about our amazing staff member in our Diverse Learning team, Mrs Keskar. Mrs Keskar started with us at the beginning of Term 3 and made an immediate impact on the staff and students. Mrs Keskar has a genuine care for our boys and every student in her care speaks very fondly of her engaging activities and nurturing character. We are very lucky to have Mrs Keskar as part of our team. At last Friday’s assembly, Mrs Keskar recited a poem she had composed about the boys with whom she works. Please see Mrs Keskar’s poem below. 

SHINING STAR

The whole year you have worked so hard

Now, look at you shining like a star.

You deserve everything under the sun

Don’t forget all the diverse learning fun.

Thanks for all your stories and laughs

Oh, look there’s a giraffe!

Just making sure you are paying attention

Please applaud the boys I’m about to mention.

They all did their best work indeed

I’m so proud of what they have achieved.

Holidays are nearly here

Enjoy them and I will see you next year.

This week at Wollemi, we have been exploring the great and indispensable virtue that is GRATITUDE. Much can be said on this topic, but I’ll emulate the great JC and stick to a parable, or a metaphor of sorts. To do so, I once again have gleaned the deep reservoirs of wisdom from “the” unnamed teacher (dad joke extraordinaire) and found a pearl!

This unnamed teacher (for brevity purposes, I’ll use the pseudonym “Mr Rite”), has an endearing name for our beloved Mr Vassallo, namely V8. For those who know a little about Mr Vassallo, this name is very apt. Just like a V8, Mr Vassallo is fast, tough, reliable and always makes you smile. In fact, I would liken him to a twin-turbocharged screamer that is the McLaren 600LT. If you want something done and done fast, Mr Vassallo is the man for the job.

Just like the V8, Mr Vassallo has seen us through some tough times and has genuinely become an integral part of the Wollemi fabric. So it was with great sadness and gratitude in our hearts that we celebrated our final assembly with him last week. On behalf of the whole school community, I would like to express our deepest gratitude for always steering us in the right direction.

This week the Year 7-9’s are participating in Activities Week which aims at developing their character and giving back to the community. It’s an opportunity to slow down from the noise of the modern world which oftentimes makes us deaf to the voice of God. I am sure that I am not the only one who recently has had to traverse a minefield of Black Friday emails trying to convince me that the geometric potted cactus that I just have to have for my life to be meaningful is now at a whopping 30% off.

During this Advent season, I invite you to imitate the great St Francis and lead “a cheerful, happy revolt against the spirit of materialism”. Better yet, adopt the guerilla warfare tactic of taking just one day a week to enjoy life with God, who offers everything that materialism promises but can never deliver on- contentment. Where you put your resources (including money and time) is where you put your heart. It is the steering wheel to your engine of desire!

Noah P., Vice Captain

Congratulations to Benedict Cabrera (Year 11) who was presented with the Wollemi Man Award at our Secondary Assembly in Week 7 of this term. 

Benedict was awarded this accolade as he embodies our School’s focus on a ‘Culture of Excellence’. He has demonstrated consistent application and effort across all areas of school life. Within the classroom, Benedict has distinguished himself as a dedicated and hardworking student, who engages well with his learning. All teachers speak highly of his approach to his studies and has achieved excellent results across the board. Beyond the classroom, Benedict is an excellent role model. He leads by example in his actions and deeds. He is always courteous and shows respect for others. Benedict actively participates in the co-curricular life of the school. He has particularly distinguished himself on the basketball court. Benedict was the Captain of the U18 Wollemi Warlocks and led them to the Divisions 3 Championship at the end of last term; leading from the front and with great fortitude.  

Benedict is an all-rounder and a worthy recipient of the Wollemi Man Award. Congratulations, Benedict. Benedict will receive a Certificate of Recognition, 25 House Points for Araluen and a $20 gift voucher courtesy of Caddens Woolworths. 

Well Done, Benedict.

Last Tuesday (21st November) we brought boys from Years 3-6 to Arndell Anglican College to participate in a Rugby Gala Day. Two of our teams participated in the Year 3/4 group, and one team participated in the Year 5/6 group.

It was great to see several schools come together to put on a fun day of rugby for the boys! I was very proud to see how all our boys did! Our Year 5/6 team played tough until the very last whistle. In my opinion, we had the best athletes of any of the schools by far. Sometimes that ball just doesn't bounce your way.

One of our Year 3/4 teams was able to make it to the grand final to play St John's XXIII. Happy to say that after a hard-fought game, our boys pulled out the win! It was very satisfying, as that St John team had beaten us the previous 3 times we played them. Including in the grand final at our first gala day at William Clarke.  It just goes to show that just like in life, sometimes you lose you lose and you lose. You don't give up, you keep pushing forward, and eventually, you win! 

Thank you to all the parents for trusting us to teach the game safely, and thanks to all the players for their hard work and dedication!  Hope to see more players come out and learn the game next year! 

Dustin Uyeda

Year 5 embarked on an action-packed Fun Day and Evening to end an amazing year. The day began with a 'short' walk down the Fairy Dell Track, and another 'short' walk to Springwood Aquatic Centre for a well-earned swim led by Mr Quan, Mr Baxter, Mr Wright, Mr Pacquing and Mrs Zinghini. The evening kicked off with a delicious BBQ, campfire and marshmallow roasting session prepared by Mr Williamson and ended with some sporting activities and a wind-down movie with the assistance of Mr Pacquing, Mr Wright, Mrs Zinghini and Mr Tolentino. 

The highlights of the 12-hour long day were definitely the 30,000-plus steps recorded on Sime's Fitness Tracker, learning to start a fire by building a teepee of kindling that was collected by students and getting melted marshmallows stuck on the soles of our shoes as we roasted S'mores over the fire.

A big shout out goes to Mr Tolentino who helped out with the evening session until 8:30pm despite the imminent birth of baby Layla and WOLCAN preparation for the following night. Dedication and commitment!

A tiring bushwalk, followed by a well-earned swim and some time at Buttenshaw Park. What a day! But that wasn't all - returning to Wollemi, lighting a fire, roasting marshmallows, and getting involved in more sports until 8:30 pm. So tiring! - Elias

Our invigorating adventure included a scorching bushwalk, a refreshing swim, a chill ride on an old train, a tasty sausage sizzle and more sports. This Fun Day was the best out of all. - Lucas

 3 of our Year 10 Students participated in the recent Health Inspirations Program last month. According to Natalie Boncales, Acting Aboriginal Employment Coordinator| NBMLHD| Diversity and Inclusion at Nepean Hospital, Adam L., Dhanvin M. and Steven M. ( Year 10 students) were fantastic students who were engaged, always volunteering and asked heaps of questions. Nepean Health enjoyed having the boys at the program and look forward to having our students again next year.

What an incredible week in one of the most beautiful parts of Australia! Last week, Year 10 set sail for the sunny South Coast of NSW. The reason for our week-long absence? The Year 12 Service Camp!

With Tuross Head as our base, we drove up to Bateman’s Bay each day and split the class into two smaller groups. One group spent their time at The Manor retirement village. The other group spent their week at The Glen. Both retirement villages were run by Goodwin Aged Care Services.

Those three days were filled with everything you can imagine that goes on in a retirement village. The boys got stuck in cooking, serving food, cleaning, chatting with residents, walking with residents, gardening, landscaping, helping with appliance maintenance, rubbish disposal, refurbishing some residents’ houses…the list goes on!

As a teacher, I was extremely proud with how our boys conducted themselves. If there was a job to be done, there was no hesitation. Hands went up and it was done. Most pleasing was seeing the sheer joy and jubilation many of the residents received from spending time in extended conversation with the boys. Many of the boys will not realise the impact their visit had on these retirees, but I will finish by leaving below a lovely email we received from the manager at Goodwin. The boys were a credit to themselves, the school and most importantly, their families and faith.

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^{Hi Bernard,}

^{I wanted to ensure you were aware how much of an uplift the past 3 day have been for my residents.}

^{Your Wollemi College year 10 group made quite an impression, not only on my residents but also on my team.}

^{There were several residents a little teary this afternoon as you all drove off.}

^{I want to congratulate the young men on the interest they showed in my residents, in their interests and in what they did in their lives before retiring to The Manor.}

^{I want to praise them for their courteous and well-mannered behaviour during their visit, this behaviour was plain to see when engaging with residents and staff alike and has been commented on and passed along to me several times.}

^{Finally, I want to commend them for their obvious empathy and congratulate their parents and the college for instilling this in them.}

^{Well done to yourself and Jack as well for ensuring it all ran smoothly moving between tasks and locations and helping to keep them all fed.}

^{Please make certain to pass my comments along to your Head of school and as many of the young men’s parents as possible.}

^{You and they are welcome back to Goodwin anytime.}

^Brett

What a great opportunity - well done Dhanvin! Read the Nepean News' full article here: https://nepeannews.com.au/local-cadet-ready-to-sail-on.../

The grounds of our school recently resonated with the sounds of joy, rhythm, and cultural diversity during the much-anticipated event, WOLCAN. This celebration, held on a memorable November evening, proved to be a resounding success, bringing together students, staff, and parents in a showcase of the school's vibrant community spirit.

One of the standout features of WOLCAN was the mouthwatering array of culinary delights from around the world. Food stalls representing diverse cultures, including Indian, Spanish, and Filipino cuisines, offered a gourmet journey for attendees. The aromas of exotic spices and the sizzling sounds of various delicacies filled the air, creating an atmosphere that celebrated the rich tapestry of global flavours.

The heart of WOLCAN, however, was the spectacular performances that spanned the entire spectrum of artistic expression. From the youngest talents in Year 2 to the seasoned performers in Year 12, students took centre stage to showcase their skills. The event featured a mesmerizing array of singing, instrumental solos, dancing, and poetry recitations, highlighting the depth of talent within our school community.

The art displays were another highlight, highlighting the creative prowess of both primary and secondary students. The walk-through gallery, in particular, was a visual feast, displaying works of art from graduating art and design students. The walls were adorned with a kaleidoscope of colours, themes, and mediums, providing a captivating journey through the minds of these accomplished artists.

The inclusivity of WOLCAN was evident not only in the diversity of cultural offerings but also in the variety of performances and art forms represented. The event truly underscored the school's commitment to fostering an environment where every student, regardless of age or background, could shine. The event not only provided a platform for displaying talent but also fostered a sense of community and pride in the school's rich cultural tapestry. WOLCAN has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the school's cultural calendar. It not only celebrated diversity but also provided a stage for the flourishing talents of our students. As the echoes of laughter and applause fade away, the memories of WOLCAN will linger, a testament to the vibrant and creative spirit that defines our school community.

Mark Ranftl, Head of Music

A heartfelt thanks to a wonderful, magnificent effort by the Wollemi community for a successful WOLCAN event on Friday 17 November! Wollemi College expresses gratitude to the volunteers and committee members, particularly parent volunteers Anne Bernacer, Sheeja Kiran, Evelyn & Andrew Finianos, Truong Vu Nguyen, Nico Spagna,  Tatjana Prokhorov and Kristine Zamora for providing appetising food. A big thank you to the WOLCAN Committee, led by Mark Ranftl, Luke Baxter, Mike Tolentino, and Camille Wiggins, who worked diligently leading up to ensure the event's success.

The Food Stalls raised $8,527.70, it was so good to see the Wollemi community spirit in action once again. We look forward to redoing Wollemi Creative Arts Night in 2024!

Presentation Night 2023 Tuesday 12 December 

Our Annual Presentation Night will be held at Evan Theatre, Penrith Panthers, 123 Mulgoa Road, Penrith on the evening of Tuesday 12 December at 7.30 pm. This is the school's formal conclusion to the academic year and all boys are expected to attend. Whether or not your son will be on the podium, let us foster in him the gracious virtue of applauding the achievements of others.

Please see below, the full details for your son in the lead-up to, and on Presentation Night itself:

1. All students finish school on Tuesday at the normal time of 3.25 pm.

2. All students may wear their sports uniform ( during the day on Tuesday) to allow time to preserve or launder the school uniform for the evening.

3. All students are to wear their full winter uniform as they are on public show and the venue is air-conditioned. Students are expected to be neatly presented and groomed. Senior students should be clean-shaven. We thank you for the efforts you will make to ensure that your sons are impeccably presented on the evening. Our students must all know how to present themselves properly for a formal occasion, a mark of respect and a skill which the boys will often need in future years.

4. Students receiving an award or performing are asked to present themselves to the teacher supervising awards at 6:30 pm to have their names marked off.  

5. All students, not receiving an award or performing, are to arrive at the Evan Theatre by 7:00 pm and to present themselves to their supervising teacher to have their names marked off. 

Please see the attached photo of items that have accumulated in the Lost Property corner behind the Admin Office.  All of these items either have no name on them or an illegible name and unfortunately can not be reunited with their owner. If any of these items belong to your child, could you please check the Lost Property Corner and collect them or contact the Front office so that the item can be sent home with your child.

Any items that are not collected by the end of the Term will be donated.

We ask that all personal items be clearly labelled with your child’s surname and first initial so that any items that are misplaced can be returned to the owner immediately.

We thank you for your cooperation. 

Congratulations to Yasmine and Michael Tolentino (Secondary teacher) on the birth of Layla, sister to Ethan  (Class of 2023), Kian (10G),  and Lucas (5B).

Please pray for our sick Wollemi family and friends:

Mary Powell, Mother of Jacob (2), auntie to Gerard & Gabriel Karam and Michael Roberts (2); Christopher Bonanno, uncle to Jacob Powell (2),  Gerard (10) & Gabriel (8) Karam and Michael Roberts; Jason Japon, father to Zachary (6B),  Luke Japon (3G Teacher); Igor Mileusnic, uncle to Hugo Giles; Alex Borg, grandfather to Nicholas Cassar (6B).  Joanne Pang, mother to Ian Chia in 4G; Margaret Miles, grandmother to Marissa and Vince Zinghini, great-grandmother to Anthony in 5B; Maria Mendoza, mother to  Noah in 7B; Joseph Valladores, father to Jose in 7B; Fr Andrew Fornal, Parish Priest of St Joseph's Kingswood; Benjie Santiago, father to Aryel (Class of 2020); Emmanuel Hanna, brother to George (6B) Victor Sciberras, father to Marianne and Carmel Spiteri, grandfather to Justin in Year 7B; Louise Varas, mother to Sebastian in 3B;  Mariano Valladores, father to Ela and Will O'Neill,  grandfather to Michael in 9B and John-Paul in 4B;  Amelia Acasio,  grandmother to Peyton (7B) and Angelo (5G);

Please pray for the soul of the recently deceased and the family left behind:

Aurea Ingco,  Great Grandmother to Romeo Kottatis 8B, Austin Kottatis 5B; Mariamma Thomas, grandmother to Roshan in 11B and Rahul, (Class of 2023); Wilma Wright, mother to Brett and Alyson Wright (Head of Senior School); Joan Mary Milosev, grandmother to Daniel and Pam Milosev, great-grandmother to Zack in 11G, Max in 9B and Oliver in 4B; Godofredo Verceles,  father to Janet and Rey Esteban, grandfather to Reuven in 8B and Ram in 4B;  Jun Ravalo; father to Mildred and Anton Yap; grandfather to Andrei in 10 B and Josef in 7G; Alexander Federigan; uncle to Ian Ison (Secondary teacher), great uncle to Lucas Ison 10G; Fr Carl Ashton PP, parish priest of Sacred Heart Mount Druitt, friend and supporter of Wollemi College; Wilson Filamor, father to Joel and Charisse Filamor, grandfather to  Lorenzo 11B; Michel Chaghouri, father to Joseph and Cristina, grandfather to Elias in 5B; Phillip Yassa, uncle to Shukr and Sara, great uncle to Luke in 9G; Antoine  Nohra, father to Alain and  Lisa Nohra, grandfather to Giovany in Year 12 and Mathew in 10G; Josip Blazevic, father to John and Julie Blazevic, (John Paul 2011, Daniel 2017) Viktor and Alison Blazevic (Josip 2013, Raphael 2015, Dominic, 2017 and Gabriel 2020) and Paulina and Renzo Trivarelli (Adrian 2013, Alex 2015, Luke 2017, Marcus 2020 and Michael Leaver 2021); Adele Doko, mother to Herg Christine Lay, grandmother to Jonathan in 4B and Joseph in 2B;  John Russell, grandfather to Emily and Anthony Di Natale, great grandfather to Joseph in 3G; Benilda Castro, grandmother to Jose and Christine Besa, great grandmother to Lucas in 4G; Chun Seng Chia, father to Chin and Jo, grandfather to Ian in 4G.

_{If you would like to add any intentions to the Prayer Board, please send them to newsletter@wollemi.nsw.edu.au.  Kindly notify newsletter@wollemi.nsw.edu.au when your intentions can be removed.} 

The school gates will be opened at 8:15 am and students are not allowed onto the school premises before this time unless there are co-curricular commitments. If you are dropping your child/ren off before 8.15 am, please remind them that they are to stay outside the gates until it is opened. 

A reminder that when collecting your child/ren parents can either:

• Park their car in the outside car park and walk into the school/pedestrian gate to pick up their child
• Use the car line process where your child will come to the car. 

To help with the flow of the carline and traffic in the area we kindly ask that: 

• If you are using the car line, we ask parents to not exit the car.
• Please collect your child/children from 3.25 pm and 3.45 pm when Teacher supervision ends.
•  Reminder parents NOT to park along Gipps Rd in the afternoon as it causes congestion and risks the safety of our students.

ABSENCES

If your child is absent from school an Engage absence form must be completed first thing in the morning. It is a legal requirement to provide an absence note no more than 7 days after the last day of the absence.  Absences will remain as unexplained absences if a note is not received or is received more than 7 days after the last day of the absence.

Instructions on how to complete an absence form can be found below. 

How to Complete an Absence Form on Engage

Please find below some simple instructions on how to complete an absence form. 

• Select the heading Daybook and select "Pupil Daybook"
• Click on "add new entry"
• If your child is COVID positive or a close contact select: "01b Covid POSITIVE or ISOLATION Status" from the drop-down menu
• If your child is absent for any other reason, arriving late or leaving early please select: "01 Absent, Late or Early Departure Note" from the drop-down menu 
• Then click on the "add new entry" button to the right. It will bring up the form for you to complete
• Select which of your children is away in the left column and press the -> arrow button in the middle, so that the selected name goes from the left column to the right. If you select the double arrow it will move all your children's names to the right column if you need to do an absence form for all of them for the same reason. 
• Once you have completed the form make sure that you click "save and close" at the bottom of the page when completed (not "save") 
• You also have the ability to upload a doctor's certificate, if applicable.

Click on the links below to complete the relevant forms in Engage.  You will find these links under Announcements on the top right-hand side of this newsletter. 

● To update your contact details

● Submit an Absentee Form

● Submit an Extended Leave Form(for holidays, weddings, etc.)

● Submit an Exemption From School Form (for external activities, medical appointments, funerals etc.)

For more information on using the Engage Parent Portal please go to our Parent Portal Resource Site

The Pared Academy is pleased to invite you to 'Pay Cheque with a Purpose', a one-night event with renowned speaker Alexandre Havard at The Concourse, Chatswood on Wednesday, 28 February 2024! He spoke at the 2021 Term 2 KPF, and the feedback was so positive, we're bringing him back!

Click here to book your tickets now!

Alex wants to help you:

• Discover how to break free from the mindset that is dominated by the vision of unfulfilling work
• Learn how to attain a new vision of life and of self, and gain a better understanding of your unique talents
• Build stronger relationships, attain confidence to lead others, and find a greater focus on your purpose and mission

This event is open to the general public but, and seats are already going fast.

Don't miss out - BOOK NOW

Last Saturday, most of the class of 2013 returned to Wollemi, some for the first time since graduating, for a bbq to celebrate their ten-year reunion. It was great to catch up with the boys and see how they have established themselves. They are lawyers, plumbers, seminarians, teachers, and train guards; some are married, most are single; but they all have very fond memories of their time here, and they obviously enjoyed catching up with each other, their former teachers and their first Headmaster.

I'd like to thank Brendan Williams and Ryan Pauling whose chance meeting and subsequent organisation led to this great afternoon of reminiscing.

Brett Wright

Wollemi College Fitting Range will open in the January holidays for Appointments Only 

Please Note: This is for Fittings & Try On Service Only. No sales or orders will be placed on site - all orders will be placed online only. All families are able to make their own uniform fitting appointments through our online appointment system by using the below link.

https://midford.as.me/WollemiCollege

Opening Hours by Appointment Only:

Friday 19th January 9:00am – 3:00pm

Wednesday 24th January 9:00am – 3:00pm

Monday 29th January    1:00pm – 4:00pm

Normal Trading Hours resume on Friday 2nd February.

Normal Trading Hours are Friday’s 1pm – 4:30pm Email: wollemi@midford.com.au

Wollemi Holiday Surf Camp for 2023 during the summer holidays will be running on 14 and 15 December.

There is a fee of $150 for 6 Hours of Surf Lessons, BBQ Lunch and Transport. All equipment provided 

As we near the end of term 4, Mr Tu'ipulotu and I (Mr Uyeda) are excited to announce our  Wollemi Primary Summer Sports Camp.  

When: Monday 18th - Wednesday, 20th December

Start Time: 9:00 am

Pickup Time: 3:00 pm

Cost: $100 for all 3 days or $40 per day

If you or anybody you know are interested in signing up, please click the link below:

Sign Up Here

We are still in the process of finalizing the schedule, and it will be very soon. If you have any questions regarding the sports camp, please feel free to contact Mr Uyeda or Mr Tu'ipulotu.   dustin.uyeda@wollemi.nsw.edu.au or samuel.tuipulotu@wollemi.nsw.edu.au