We are certainly into the swing of things with so many exciting events happening at Wollemi. A big thank you to all the parents who joined us for our first Key Parent Function of the year. It was a great opportunity to witness directly the growth of our school and to welcome personally so many new families. Another wonderful highlight of the start of the year has been our two Father and Son camps so far, for Year 2s and Year 7s. With the Year 3 Father & Son Camp coming up on the first weekend of March. Thank you also to those parents who were able to join us last week for our first Whole School Mass of the year on the occasion of Ash Wednesday, marking the beginning of Lent.

Many of our mentoring conversations at the moment revolve around resolutions for Lent - that season of the year when the Catholic Church encourages us to give something up and offer it in sacrifice to God. We do this in preparation to celebrate the Resurrection at Easter, modelling the 40 days Jesus spent in the desert preparing for his public ministry.

I am encouraging the boys to consider that Lent is not just giving something up, but taking something up. Prayer and almsgiving are also traditional penitential practices. Recently Pope Francis has inaugurated a Year of Prayer ahead of the 2025 Jubilee, calling on the faithful “to intensify prayer to prepare us to live well this event of grace and to experience the power of God’s hope.” Many of our boys will be living Lent by incorporating some extra prayer into their daily routines, such as making a brief visit to the Blessed Sacrament upon arrival at school.

Next week on Wednesday 28 February we will have the opportunity to listen to Alexandre Havard at Chatswood on a Pared Academy event titled 'Pay Cheque with a Purpose', an opportunity to discover a new drive to do great things, attain genuine success at work, and unlock a flourishing personal life. In addition, I am proud to announce that we will host Alexandre Havard at Wollemi on Thursday 29, and our senior students, as well as Wollemi staff, will have the opportunity to meet him and listen to his wonderful advice.

Finally, I look forward to the opportunity to meet many of you at our Swimming Carnivals this week: Primary on Thurs 22 and Secondary on Friday 23 at Ripples. Come and support the boys, and witness our wonderful House spirit in action!

James Ramos, Headmaster

After Ash Wednesday the countdown to the Holy Week starts… 40, 39, 38, 37, 36, 35, 34 days today!  Time goes quickly, let’s take advantage of this time very well.

As St Josemaria explains, “ What better way to begin Lent? Let's renew our faith, hope and love. The spirit of penance and the desire for purification comes from these virtues. Lent is not only an opportunity for increasing our external practices of self-denial. If we thought it was only that, we would miss the deep meaning it has in Christian living, for these external practices are — as I have said — the result of faith, hope and charity”.

Pope Francis suggests spending more time in adoration:  ‘Let us return, brothers and sisters. Let us return to God with all our hearts. During these weeks of Lent, let us make space for the prayer of silent adoration, in which we experience the presence of the Lord, like Moses, like Elijah, like Mary, like Jesus. Have we noticed that we have lost the sense of worship? Let us return to worship”.

Fr Felix, Chaplain

We have had A busy first few weeks in Primary!

Classes have now settled in and the hard work across all curriculum areas has begun. It has been pleasing to see so many students engaged in their learning and getting back into the routines of day-to-day life at Wollemi. One of the important routines we are looking to further develop in 2024 is the use of our nightly Reading Log. Please ensure your son reads each night and remind them to get in the habit of completing their Reading Log. Reading is a skill for life and something we are always looking to foster. develop here at Wollemi.    

In addition to the great learning of the early weeks of the term, I am also very proud of how our first school events have been embraced by the community. 

A huge thank you to the Wollemi Basketball Club for their organisation of our Shrove Tuesday celebration - a well-organised and highly successful fundraiser. 

The reverence and respect shown by the boys at our Ash Wednesday Mass is a testament to their strong faith and understanding of the importance of Lent. 

It was also great to hear of all the successes of our Year 2 Father and Son Camp - the boys certainly took home some great memories (and some of the dads even took home some bumps, bruises and leech marks).  

Year 6 students held elections in Week 3 to elect our Primary House Captains for 2024. We congratulate the students below who have been voted in by their peers. They will have significant responsibilities at all Primary sports carnivals but will also have week-to-week tasks to complete in support of our Primary Captain and Vice Captain. 

While Lent is commonly associated with abstaining from indulgences, its essence extends beyond mere fasting. And while fasting and abstinence from certain foods are an important part of our lent traditions there are also two other, often forgotten aspects that the Catholic Church teaches us to take into consideration. One such is prayer. Prayer is a way for us to spend time with God. It is a way for us to connect with Him and align our hearts with His. When we pray, we are inviting God into our lives and asking for His guidance. And if you're anything like me, you need His guidance every day.

The other often forgotten part of Lent, is almsgiving. During Lent, we are asked to focus more intently on almsgiving, which means donating money or goods to the poor and performing various other acts of charity, whether that be out in public, at school or even at home is entirely up to you. Lent gives us the opportunity to cultivate a spirit of generosity. And it gives us a chance to share what we have and who we are with other people through almsgiving.

So let us collectively make this year our best Lent yet, through our fortitude and prayers. I invite you to try going to mass and confession with greater regularity and also to join our Stations of the Cross, which will be taking place every Friday during Lent at lunchtime, 1:15 pm in the chapel, all students and staff are welcome.

click here to view the 2024 Wollemi Staff Directory

My name is Soji Joseph, and I recently joined Wollemi at the beginning of this year as a teacher of Science and Computing for secondary classes. Let me share a bit about myself. I am fortunate to have a wonderful family; I've been happily married to Simi for the past 17 years, and together we are blessed with five beautiful children. While two of our boys attend Wollemi, our three girls are enrolled at Montgrove School.

My roots trace back to Kerala, a southern state in India, where I completed my school education and earned a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics. Additionally, I pursued a Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications and resided in Bangalore, India, for a few years. Simi and I tied the knot in 2007, and shortly after, we embarked on a new chapter in New Zealand, where we settled for about 12 years. During our time there, I obtained my teaching qualifications from the University of Auckland and taught Mathematics at state schools for high school classes.

In 2019, we made the decision to embrace Australian life, and we relocated to Shepparton in Victoria. In the past five years, I taught Mathematics and Religious Education at a Catholic secondary school in Shepparton until our family decided to join the Pared family this year.

While my Catholic faith and family hold immense significance in my life, I also find joy in gardening, fishing, and exploring new destinations through travel. As a teacher at Wollemi, I firmly believe that within each individual lies the potential to excel. It is my responsibility to identify and nurture that potential in my students, fostering an environment where they can grow and flourish.

Soji Joseph, Secondary Teacher

The Year 2 Father and Son Camp took place on February 10th-11th at Blue Gum Lodge, Springwood. The weekend brought fathers and sons together for unforgettable moments of bonding, sports, prayer, and adventure.

The Saturday began with overly competitive team sports like basketball, soccer, ultimate frisbee, and tennis, testing the over-competitive nature of many fathers and sons. Mr. Breen led a touching rosary under the starry night, followed by a magical evening of roasting s'mores by a large campfire.

Father Anthony led prayer with daily masses, providing moments of reflection amidst the weekend's adventures. An arduous bushwalk to the creek brought challenges for many boys (and dads) like steep cliffs, a creek crossing, and a surprise encounter with over 100 leeches who feasted on our blood – a true test of endurance.

Separate father and son talks and quiet time around the Lodge provided opportunities for open conversations, strengthening the bond between dads and their young ones. The weekend was highlighted by an amazing dads' evening BBQ, organized by Mr. Camilleri, bringing together conversation, tasty marinated meat, and some dads busting out the tunes on guitars.

The first day brought a surprise visit from paramedics, tending to an injured dad who soldiered on through the weekend in a sling. In a quirky twist on Sunday morning, an unconfirmed world record was set for the longest time a fat, hungry leech clung to a dad's leg – from breakfast through to lunch!

The Year 2 Father and Son Camp at Blue Gum Lodge was a tremendous success, creating lasting memories and strengthening the bonds within our Year 2 cohort. A huge thank you to Mr. Breen for organising and leading the camp and to all dads and sons who made the camp such a great experience.

Nathan Quan, Year 2B Teacher and Dad

As with every F&S Camp I have attended, this one filled me with just as much anticipation and excitement as all others (and I have been to a few already).

Blue Gum Lodge is one of our regular destinations. The camp was well attended and we enjoyed making the acquaintance of a number of new dads and sons. We have been blessed with great weather to start Saturday off. We enjoyed indoor basketball, volleyball, touch footy and cricket. And the warm weather allowed us to finish the afternoon with a splash in the pool. 

The dad‘s talk gave all of us insight into improving our relationship with our sons and I learned new things in our discussion groups. A thunderstorm came through the lower mountains late in the afternoon but that did not ‘dampen’ our spirits and the decision was made to proceed with the rosary at the campfire site. Although it took a while to get the fire going, we were able to say the rosary and the boys got to enjoy some roasted marshmallows.

The day was capped off with a wonderful nighttime dad’s barbecue, a tradition for the evening get-together.  We also had the experience of setting off a smoke alarm caused by the barbecue and were visited by the local Fire Brigade who literally received a hero's welcome.

Sunday began with good weather again and we were able to have our bushwalk. We were kept on our toes with the abundance of leeches, ready to pounce on anything that moved. We then cooled off with another swim in the pool. 

It was a great father-and-son camp. Thank you to Jack & Martin for organising, thanks also to Gerard and David who have helped keep it going smoothly, to Fr Anthony for celebrating our Masses and to Blue Gum Lodge.

Alan Soriano, Year 7 dad

Last Monday and Tuesday, the Year 12 class took a hard-earned break from their vigorous studies as they trekked up to Blue Gum Lodge in the Blue Mountains for their seminar. In preparation for the HSC, the boys learnt about various methods and techniques that they could use in order to finish their secondary studies strongly. Along with this, we learnt about how God could accompany us in our final years of studies, as well as what life after school may look like for us.

Talks were given by a variety of people, from teachers such as Mr Ramos, Mr Johnson, Mr Wright and Mr Burffitt, to outside speakers from Elevate Education and the legendary Dave Brebner. What was definitely most enjoyable for the boys was using the facilities provided by Blue Gum in order to, as Mr Wright would put it, “Muck around with your mates and do stupid stuff.” The boys played 8 ball pool, table tennis, foosball, tennis, and 11 v 11 basketball games. And of course, it wouldn’t have been worth getting that sweaty if they didn’t get a chance to take a plunge in the pool, which is exactly what we did.

All in all, the seminar was a great experience for the class of 2024, where I’m sure some lasting memories (or nightmares) were made. Thank you again to the school for organising this opportunity, as well as Mr Wright for accompanying us during our stay and surprisingly keeping a pack of 30 teenage boys under control.

Lorenzo F., Year 12 Student

An invitation to Wollemi and Montgrove Dads.

Wollemi would like to extend an invitation to our Wollemi and Montgrove fathers to join us at a Dad's Night on Friday 5 April at 6 pm here at Wollemi.

This night will be an opportunity for dads to come together and enjoy a meal, beer and one another's company.  

This term,  the Wollemi and Montgrove Dad's Night will be enjoying a Potluck Dinner, feel free to bring a plate to share. 

To RSVP, kindly complete this form. We hope you can join us and catch up on the night.

 Term 1 Week 4 Blitz

Welcome to Week 4. With just over a third of this term behind us, I hope your son has settled into the routine and structure of home and school. If your son is having difficulties adjusting to the demands and rigour of school and homework, be sure to reach out to his mentor to workshop some strategies and tips to help him function to the best of his ability.

Each week, Wollemi focuses on specific elements of student personal excellence through identifying compliance or noncompliance of the school’s expectations. The focus, or as we call it, the Blitz for this week is on summer shirts, sports uniform and school shoes. 

While we will be rewarding consistent student compliance, you will receive notification if your son does not comply with the school’s uniform policy. We appreciate your cooperation with this request. Please see the information below regarding the school’s expectations regarding this week’s Blitz.

The correct school short-sleeved shirt is to be worn - this is the shirt with the Wollemi Crest on the front pocket - shirts with the green and blue stripes on the front pocket are no longer permitted.

Boys are to wear black leather school shoes. Black canvas, suede or black sneakers are not permitted.

Boys are to wear their full sports uniform on the days they have PDHPE - boys are to bring their house shirts in their bags and wear their blue polo to and from school. 

Next week’s Blitz (Week 5) will focus on Hats and Hair. Please be sure to check your son’s diary for the school’s expectations on haircuts and wearing hats. 

With increased congestion during afternoon pick-up, we ask that you adhere to the following request:

If you drive home using the Great Western Highway, instead of turning right onto Werrington Rd, please turn left and then use the roundabout to head back towards the Great Western Highway. 

For other pick-up suggestions, please email scottwilliamson@wollemi.nsw.edu.au

Scott Williamson, Deputy Headmaster

The safety and well-being of our students are of paramount importance at Wollemi.  As you would appreciate, with the commencement of a new school term, and the continued growth of the school population, the volume of traffic in and around the College has increased during afternoon pick-up. As a result of this, we have taken some measures to improve the parking at the College with the expansion of the overflow car park. To help ensure the effective flow of traffic and the safety of our Wollemi community, I take this opportunity to remind you of the College’s pick-up procedures. 

Main Carpark (inside the College)

1.     Entry into the school is via the second gate only.

2.    Students are only to be collected in the green pick-up area (see diagram above) 

3.    The curb by the buildings is set down and pick up only (noted in green) – no parking.  Do not alight from the right-hand side of cars in the set-down lane.  Please be especially vigilant that children ONLY alight on the left.

4.   Please do not double park in the set-down lane but wait for space to be available on the curb.

5.    Please remain in your vehicle until your son arrives. 

6.   To ensure traffic flow and maximize space, when waiting in the carline to collect your son/s, please make sure you move to the front of the line or fill any empty space available along the pickup area. 

Please watch for young students crossing on the pedestrian crossing from the school veranda entrance to the carpark.

Overflow car park (outside the school)

7. Students are only to be collected in the green pickup area (see diagram above) 

8. Please Park only in the designated parking bays - as noted in yellow on the diagram  

IMPORTANT NOTES

Please ensure your son knows which carpark he will be picked up from in the afternoon. 

To further assist with the flow of traffic and to reduce parent wait time in the car line, please remind your son/s that they must be watchful at this time for the approach of your vehicle on Gipps Rd so that they can be ready for collection.

We hope that these measures will help allow traffic within the College to flow more effectively and reduce traffic congestion whilst ensuring student safety.  We appreciate that the afternoon pickup period can be busy, and we ask that we continue to be patient and courteous to each other. 

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

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.

Start of School Day 

Classes commence at 8:40 am each day. All boys are expected to be at school before this time.

Supervision for students will be provided at the school from 8:15 am each day. Students will not be admitted to the school until this time. 

End of the School Day

The school will conclude for ALL students at 3:25 pm. 

Late to School

If your son is late to school, he is required to sign in at the Front Office BEFORE moving to class. 

Early Leave

If your son needs to leave school early due to an appointment, parents/guardians must notify the College either by submitting an Early Departure Student Daybook in the Parent Portal.  Before leaving campus, your son must report to the Front Office to sign out. If you are collecting your son from the College, he is to be collected from the Front Office and not the classroom or other school areas.

Absence from School 

If your son is absent from school, we ask you to complete the form “Wollemi Absentee Form” from the Parental Portal on Engage PRIOR to the commencement of the school day. 

As you are aware, parent mentor meetings are a crucial element of how Wollemi assists parents in their primary role as educators of their sons. Meeting with your mentor once a term is part of your commitment to the school enrolment and it is a great way to share in the development of your son’s character. 

To facilitate bookings for parent-mentor meetings, a document has been attached via the link below outlining all mentors’ availability this term. You just need to click on your mentor's link and schedule a date and time that suits you. We encourage you to book a meeting with your mentor as early as convenient so that you and your mentor can work together on your son’s development. 

PARENT MENTOR MEETINGS 2024

(Your mentors’ details can be found on your parent portal under “student details” in the field named “additional tutors”. Here is a quick tutorial on navigating the parent portal. https://sites.google.com/pared.edu.au/engageparentportalresources/viewing-student-details)

Should you require any assistance to book your parent-mentor meeting, do not hesitate to contact either Mrs Reid (nancy.reid@wollemi.nsw.edu.au) or myself.

Jack Johnson, Director of Personalised Formation

It has been great to see an increased number of students coming to daily Mass at School, so that our chapel is almost full everyday.  Parents are welcome to attend Mass with their sons, either on the set day in Primary or on any day their Secondary sons choose to attend. Unfortunately, as the space in the chapel is very limited, we are unable to offer daily Mass to parents as a regular alternative to their local parishes. We also ask that any parents attending Holy Mass please sign in at the Front Office.

Each year NSW Health works with schools to offer the vaccines recommended for adolescents by the  National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).  

In 2024 the following vaccines will be offered: 

Year 7 students: 

• Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine as a single dose. 

• Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (whooping cough) vaccine (dTpa) as a single dose. 

Year 10 students: 

• Meningococcal ACWY vaccine as a single dose. 

Catch-up vaccinations will be offered to any students in Years 8, 9, 11 and 12 who provided consent in  2022 or 2023 and missed vaccination in previous years.  

Confirmation of vaccination clinic details is as follows: 

Clinic Dates: 

Visit 1: Friday 8 March 2024 

Yr7, dTpa and HPV - all students 

Yr8 and 9, dTpa and HPV - catch up of students who returned their consents in 2022 or 2023 Yr11 and 12, Meningococcal ACWY- catch up of students who returned their consents in 2022 or 2023 

Visit 2: Friday 26 July 2024 

Yr 10, Meningococcal ACWY 

Yr 7, dTpa and HPV - catch up 

Yr8 and 9, dTpa and HPV - catch up of students who returned their consents in 2022 or 2023 Yr11 and 12, Meningococcal ACWY- catch up of students who returned their consents in 2022 or 2023 

Visit 3: Friday 18 October 2024 

Yr 7, dTpa and HPV - catch up 

Yr 10, Meningococcal ACWY- catch up 

Yr8 and 9, dTpa and HPV- catch up of students who returned their consents in 2022 or 2023 Yr11 and 12, Meningococcal ACWY- catch up of students who returned their consents in 2022 or 2023 

Please note that students cannot be vaccinated without online or paper-based consent.

Congratulations to the following  families:

• to Steffi and Pari Sequiera on the birth of Michael, brother to Chris in 10B.
• to Marissa and Jose Tamayo (Secondary teacher and Mentor) on the birth of Leo Dante.

Please pray for our sick Wollemi family and friends:

 Louise Cotter, Grandmother to Chase Kerin (9B);  Joseph Valladores, father to Jose  (8G); Vince Sammut, grandfather to  Lucas in 10G; Mary Powell, Mother of Jacob (3B); Christopher Bonanno, uncle to Jacob Powell (3B),  Gerard (11B) & Gabriel (9B) Karam, Isaiah (2B) and Michael Roberts (3G); Igor Mileusnic, uncle to Hugo Giles (5B); Alex Borg, grandfather to Nicholas Cassar (6B).  Joanne Pang, mother to Ian Chia in 4G;  Benjie Santiago, father to Aryel (Class of 2020); Emmanuel Hanna, brother to George (7G) Victor Sciberras, father to Marianne and Carmel Spiteri, grandfather to Justin in Year 8B;   Mariano Valladores, father to Ela and Will O'Neill,  grandfather to Michael in 9B and John-Paul in 4B.

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

Pricilla Yabut, grandmother to Achilles in 10B and Alexander in 9G. 

_{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.} 

Congratulations to Isaac Mackenzie-Baron who was selected in the 16s Hills Zone Basketball Team to take part in the AICES Cup later in the term. A fantastic achievement!

We wish Isaac all the best for the tournament!

WBC would like to thank everyone for supporting the Pancake Day Fundraising.   We raised $621 that will go towards purchasing a Basketball rack to store the balls during skills training. 

We would also like to thank the volunteers for this event: Cathy Molnar, Louise Varas, Teresa Hanna & Yas Tolentino. 

The Wollemi Basketball Club, with the consent and approval of Wollemi College, have been invited to play for the BNSW School Tournament U16 Age Group that will be held on the 9th of May 2024 at Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre, Cambridge.

If successful on the day, the team will also have a chance to play for the State Championship that will be held on the 28th & 29th of May in the same venue.

We will form two teams (Team 1 and Team 2) to represent Wollemi College and a tryout will be held this coming Saturday (24th of February) from 9:00 am to 10:30 am in COLA.

The criteria for the qualified participants in the tryouts are as follows:

1) Must be a Wollemi College student (regardless of basketball club affiliations): and

2) must be 13 to 15 years old this year (cannot turn 16 years old in 2024).

This is a wonderful opportunity for our students to represent our school in this prestigious basketball tournament. For those who are interested, see you all on Saturday.

Noel Mariano, WBC President

E ·wollemibasketball@gmail.com

FB.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1871361706463150

Wollemi College Fitting Range on Fridays from 1.30 pm - 4.00 pm 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 can make their uniform fitting appointments through our online appointment system by using the below link.

https://midford.as.me/WollemiCollege

 All ordering and sales of Wollemi uniforms are online Orders can be collected from the College or delivered to your home address ( free delivery for orders over $50). To place an order online, go to www.Midford.com.au and enter the school passphrase: Wollemi1999 when you log in.

Wollemi Uniform requirements

Please RSVP using this formby Tuesday 19 March.  Payments can be made online by Wednesday 20 March at the latest.

Children’s Sacraments 2024 

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Thursday 21st March 6.00pm 

Sessions: 11th February (Registration & 1st Session) 18th, 25th February; 3rd, 10th,  17th March 

First Communion: Sunday 2nd June (Feast of Corpus Christi) 10 am 

Sessions: 7th April (Registration & 1st Session) 14th, 21st, 28th April; 5th, 12th, 19th,  26th May, (26th being for Rehearsal) 

Reconciliation: TBA 

Confirmation: Sunday 3rd November 10:00am (Or Sunday 10th November) 

Sessions: 21st July (Registration & 1st Session), 28th July; 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th August;  1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th September; (6th October – mid holidays), 13th, 20th, 27th  October (27th being for Rehearsal) 

Eligibility: 

For the Sacrament of Reconciliation, children should be 8 years old and above and have received the Sacrament of Baptism. 

For the Sacrament of First Holy Communion, children should be 8 years old and above and should have received the Sacrament of Baptism & Reconciliation. 

For Sacrament of Confirmation children should be in Year 6 and above and have received the Sacrament of Baptism, Reconciliation & First Holy Communion. 

Please provide a copy of your relevant certificates at registration or email a copy to the parish. 

Further details will be provided at registration. Registration is after the Sunday 10 am Mass (Around 11:15 am) in the Parish Hall. You can call the Parish office on 4721 4080  or email parish@stjosephskingswood.org for further information. 

Office hours: Tues & Thurs 9am to 2pm & Fri 9am to 1pm.

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

Join the Zumba dance workout for Mums every Wednesday, 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm at the Multi-Purpose Hall!  

See the flyer or visit https://www.zumba.com/p/Mildred-Yap/2105634 to know more details.