Despite significant challenges thrown our way by recent wild weather, our two Swimming Carnivals proceeded smoothly and without incident. A big thank you to Mr Bayliss, Mr Uyeda and the entire staff for making it so. I was particularly pleased with the leadership by our senior students. Our Year 12 students led in their own particular low-key way by their cheerful participation in every event available to them. Their positive attitude, together with the obvious close bond with each other, had an impact on the whole carnival. I am confident this positive influence will extend to other areas of school life throughout the rest of the year.

We were extremely proud to host Mr Alexandre Harvard at Wollemi, last Thursday. He spoke to our senior boys about the virtue of magnanimity. This virtue, he explained, is the willingness to undertake great tasks; it is the source of human greatness. Later in the afternoon he also presented to the staff of both Wollemi and Montgrove, further explaining that the task of education is to bring out greatness in others. Mr Havard expands on these ideas in his book “Created for Greatness: the Power of Magnanimity” which I definitely recommend. 

On the topic of leadership and bringing out greatness in others, congratulations to our newly elected School Representative Council members: From Year 12: Zack M & Ekshvaak M, Year 11: Matthias S & Hayden C, Year 10: Joseph W & Abel A, Year 9: Alexander E & Adam EM, Year 8: Raphael A & Theo L. On Tuesday, we had a Leader's Morning Tea where I had a chance to spend time with and get to know our new leaders. I encouraged them to join in our now-established tradition of servant leadership, and to serve their fellow students not just with new ideas and initiatives, but by also being a voice for others. This starts with not just listening, but by looking: paying less attention to ourselves and our concerns, and more to those around us. I am excited to work with this wonderful team of students.

Finally, it is with great sadness that I announce that next week we will farewell Mr Mark Ranftl. Mark has been an invaluable member of staff at Wollemi since 2012. Mark has been instrumental in the development of our Music program, peripatetic tuition and concert bands. His co-curricular involvement and his willingness to help out have been outstanding. We wish Mark the best of luck in all his future endeavours.

 James Ramos, Headmaster

As we hit the midpoint of Term 1, I encourage all Primary Boys and their families to consider how they have started the school year. 

• Is your son working productively in class and completing his best work? 

• Has your son developed a solid homework and reading log routine?

• Is he developing positive relationships with their peers, teachers and mentor? 

• Is your son putting our weekly mottos into practice? 

These are important points to consider and with the help of your mentor, should help form the basis for your son’s goals for Term 1. If you are yet to book a time with your son’s mentor, please do so at your earliest convenience. Mentor sessions are invaluable for all families and lead to great benefits for all of our boys at Wollemi. 

Please also reach out to your son’s class teacher, or to me, if you have any questions or need anything clarified.

Primary Swimming Carnival

A huge congratulations to Echuca for their win in the recent Primary Swimming Carnival and to all boys who competed on the day. We make special mention of the following students who were awarded Age Champion Medals.

8 Years – Leonardo de Souza

9 Years – Elijah Leggatt

10 Years – William Casserley

11 Years – Joel Leggatt

12 and 13 Years – Sime Simat

Also a huge thank you to Mr Bayliss and Mr Uyeda for their tireless work in organising the carnival and for preparing the Wollemi College Swim Team who competed at the recent Hills Zone Swimming Carnival. 

NAPLAN 2024

NAPLAN examinations will be held during Weeks 7-8 for students in Year 3, 5, 7 and 9. 

While we wish all students the best of luck, it is important to remember that NAPLAN is simply a snapshot of a student's skills at one point in time. 

Communication regarding NAPLAN dates has been sent to all Year 3 and Year 5 families - if you have any questions regarding NAPLAN, please email lukebaxter@wollemi.nsw.edu.au. 

Performance Assemblies 2024

In 2024 we will have a number of dedicated Performance Assemblies, giving each student an opportunity to showcase their talents on stage. In Term 1 and 3, B classes will be performing and in Term 2 and 4, G classes will perform. These performances will be planned in classes and dates will be set aside for these performances each term.  

We invite parents and families to attend these performances - they are held in the College COLA. 

Term 1 Performance Assembly Schedule:

Premier’s Reading Challenge 2024

Mr Lockley has officially launched Wollemi’s Premier’s Reading Challenge for 2024. We encourage the boys to begin logging books in their booklet and online. We are setting a lofty goal to have over 80% of Primary boys complete the challenge this year. A goal I strongly believe we will surpass! Happy reading!   

Mr Luke Baxter, Head of Primary 

A fortnight ago at Wollemi, a humble ping pong table became the site of an epic showdown. It was akin to Ned Kelly’s Last Stand at Glenrowan. But instead of multiple gunslingers on either side, there were only two men holding paddles.

On one end was Wollemi’s treasure and beacon of light, Father Felix, crouched like a shortstop, swinging his arms to keep his muscles loose. His opponent looked tough, the man’s eyes locked on Fr Felix. His mouth set in a fierce line. Mr James was not going to go easy on his sweet smiling opponent.

They volley, the ping pong ball fiercely ricocheting from one end of the table to the other.

Tie game.

And then…Mr James goes in for the winning smash. 

Game and match!

What was so remarkable about the match was each players’ resolve. No hesitation, no indecision. The only thing going backwards and forwards was the ping pong ball.

As we approach the midway point of Lent, we may feel our resolve weakening as the end seems so far off. But let us not be ping pong Christians, “like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind”, but set our eyes on the prize “taking every thought captive” so that our lives match the faith we profess. Let us resolve to trust God always, to lean into Him and not into the comforts of this world. 

At the end of the day, we have a choice to be a victor or a vacillating ping pong ball.

Noah P., Vice Captain

The Wollemi Student Representative Council (SRC) plays an important role in the fostering and developing of student leadership within the College. The Wollemi SRC has 20 members including: The School Captain and Vice Captain, School House Captains, two representatives from each grade (Years 7 - 12), as well the Captain and Vice Captain of the Primary School. This leadership model helps give significant representation within the school and the development of leadership across a larger range of year groups.

The Wollemi SRC has three key goals:

1. To represent the interests of the student body, both at a year group and school level - to voice concerns and to present initiatives that will enhance the life of students at the College.

2. Develop house spirit and school community

3. Serve both the school and wider community

Congratulations to the following Wollemi men for their selection to the Wollemi Council for 2024. 

Please note that Year 7 elections to the Wollemi Council will occur in Week 7 of this term - we have many new Year 7 students.

I look forward to seeing the great work and ideas of this student-led council.  

Bernard James

This past weekend, we had the Year 3 Father and Son Camp at Yarramundi. The dads and boys braved the adrenaline rush of the Giant Swing. They showed off their problem-solving skills and teamwork in the Alpine Rescue – with mixed success but also plenty of fun. There were also some fierce soccer and basketball games, swimming in the river, and a campfire with marshmallows.

The Dads’ get-together on Saturday night was epic, with a coal BBQ, chess, and music provided by Placidus Bhandoo and others. Leon Ortega gave a talk on parenting and marriage which was followed by some thought-provoking discussion about strategies for making a happier home.

Big thanks to Jack Johnson, David Breen, Fr Anthony Khoudair, and the teachers who came to visit. Thanks also to the Yarramundi staff and to all the dads and boys for their engagement throughout the camp. Thanks especially to those who contributed food and drinks to the dads’ get-together. Looking forward to next year!

My name is John Abi-Elias, the new Head of Mathematics at Wollemi College. Currently I am teaching both Year 7 classes, the Year 10 5.3 class, and the Year 11 Advanced/Extension 1 class. I am currently in my 16th year of teaching, which makes me feel old when writing that!

I was born and raised in Punchbowl in the South-West of Sydney. I am a graduate of St Charbel’s College, being of Maronite Catholic heritage. I grew up playing rugby league, cricket and volleyball, and coached all of those sports in my time as a teacher.

I married my beautiful wife Christine, who is of Filipino heritage, in 2014. We have four children here on Earth and a few who have already made it to their heavenly home. Helena is in Year 3 at Montgrove and Lucia is in Year 1. Dominic will start Kindy in 2025 and Thomas in 2027. I am blessed to be able to build my family with Christine and we are extremely happy to have joined the Montgrove/Wollemi community. We are relatively new, only moving from Lidcombe in January of this year, but have been warmly welcomed at every KPF and gathering we have attended so far.

I adhere to the philosophy that every young man should pursue, according to his abilities, an ideal similar to that of the Renaissance Man, but of course based on a strong grounding in faith. I encourage all my students to work hard at everything they do, read as much as possible, play sports and exercise, socialise (not use social media!) and learn at least basic “handyman” skills. This will ensure that they are best prepared when they are Duc in Altum – put out into the deep. 

John Abi- Elias, Head of Maths

Math Clinic has started very strongly, with a turnout of around 7-12 students per session, which is pleasing to see!

Remember: Math Clinic runs in D01 every Monday and Thursday at lunch. Don’t wait till the week before an assessment task. If you have a question regarding the content you are learning in class in a given week then pop in and ask – you don’t have to stay for the whole of lunch.

Keep up the good work gentlemen, and hope to see more of you in the coming weeks.

John Abi-Elias, Head of Maths

A brilliant day to allow our year 9/10 and 11 students to experience the ARTEXPRESS with the 2024 cohort. The day as always started well with a very-very long walk to the station from Wollemi College, I thank Mr. Mark Ranftl for accompanying us to this extraordinary exhibition that showcased the talents and hard work of some of the 2023 HSC students.

The 9 to 10 students had to choose a favourite artwork to analyse, draw, and provide inspiration for future studies in the visual arts. Year 11 students on the other hand had to choose 3 artworks that inspired them from an aesthetic standpoint and from the student’s conceptual framework that showcases their relationship with the world.

Overall a successful trip that we will be doing again next year.

Mike Tolentino, Visual Arts

The Premier's Reading Challenge is now open for 2024. Wollemi students have hit the ground running with more than 20 students logged on and adding books to their online reading records.

By the end of this week, all primary classes will have received their Premier's Reading Challenge login information. It is important that students use the login details provided instead of accounts from their previous schools (including Montgrove accounts). Students will not lose any progress towards the special award levels. 

Students may include books read from September 2023 until the conclusion of the challenge in August. All reading records must be entered online to receive a certificate. 

If there are any secondary students wishing to participate, please encourage them to visit me in the library to receive their account information. 

I look forward to providing updates throughout the year. 

Happy reading,

Justin Lockley

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.

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. 

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.

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:

Peter Ruhl,  father to Eric and Teresa, grandfather to Dominic in 5B and Joseph in 2B; 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.} 

Aloha Wollemi Ohana,

I hope everyone is having a smooth start to the school year!  Most of you know me, for those who do not, my name is Mr (Dustin) Uyeda and I am the current Year 5G teacher.  Recently I have been appointed the Head of PDHPE (Primary).  Due in part to the successful growth of our primary rugby program last year.

We are only six weeks into the school year, and we have already successfully had our primary swimming carnival, 11 of our amazing primary athletes went on to represent us at Hills Zone Swimming carnival yesterday.  Five of our students represented our school at Hills Zone basketball trials.  We also had two rugby showcase games, for our Year 3/4s and Year 5/6s.  It was amazing to see how quickly some of our Year 3’s have picked up rugby.  It is also great to see all the returning players continue to develop their skills.

If your son is interested in learning the sport of Rugby, we will have fitness/skills sessions every Monday at lunch.  We will also have touch footy on Tuesdays for Years 3 and 4, and Thursday for Years 5 and 6.  When I am able to schedule a gala day or a friendly match with another school, we will resume rugby training.

My goal is to have at least one event per term for each sport (rugby/soccer/basketball).  Whether it be a friendly match against ourselves (Wollemi vs Wollemi), Gala Day, or a friendly match against another school.  I would like to grow basketball and soccer at Wollemi the same as we did with rugby last year.  After working here for three years, I truly see how many amazing athletes we have here.  The more exposure and experience we can provide for them, the better!

With the help of our amazing primary athletes, I look forward to continuing to grow rugby (and all other sports) here at Wollemi College!

Mr Uyeda, Head of PDHPE ( Primary)

While the competition for places to attend the Hills Zone Swimming Carnival was at the forefront of many students’ minds, this didn’t stop our boys from providing amazing support for their mates throughout the carnivals with lots of house colour, noise, and fantastic races.

The house chants created by our house captains were a highlight of the two carnivals. 

Congratulations to all of our race winners!

Special thanks must go to the teachers who all played a role in ensuring the two carnivals ran safely and smoothly. Thank you also to the Year 11 helpers at the Primary Carnival who did a great job supporting the teachers and the students through their races. 

Age Champions for Primary

8 Years – Leonardo de Souza

9 Years – Elijah Leggatt

10 Years – William Casserley

11 Years – Joel Leggatt

12+ Years – Sime Simat

Photos Courtesy of Lucas Ison , Year 11

Congratulations to Echuca - Our Swimming House Champions for 2024 for both Primary and Secondary!

Age Champions for Secondary will be announced at the next assembly.

^{Photos Courtesy of Lucas Ison , Year 11}

Firstly, congratulations to all of our Primary and Secondary students who qualified to attend the Hills Zone Swimming Carnival on Monday. This alone is a fantastic achievement and you should be proud of your efforts to get there. 

Our day started with our Primary Carnival. The primary boys showed great resilience and persistence regardless of how they were going in their race. They always ensured they gave their personal best until the end. 

Special mention to Joel Leggatt, Elijah Leggatt and Ethan Lemoncito who placed in their events.  Markus Fakhry also won his heat. 

Our secondary boys endured a long afternoon of events but always ensured they were ready to go when it came time for them to compete. Many students who have attended Hills Zone Swimming Carnival in the past bettered their previous achievements. It was great to see our boys' willingness to try and achieve their personal best. 

Special mention to Artold Cabillan and Lucas Lombardo who placed their events.

AICES and CIS Teams are to be announced by Hills Zone shortly.

Thank you must go to the students for giving their all, to the parents for their support of the boys throughout the day, and to Mr Dustin Uyeda, Mr David Breen and Mr Luke Dominici for assisting in the organising and logistics of the day.

U16 BNSW School Tournament Tryout was held last Feb 24, 2024.

Congratulations to the players who will represent the Wollemi College in U16 BNSW School Tournament:

DIVISION 1 TEAM

 COACH: Earl Kabiling ASST COACH: Jojo Mangaser

PLAYERS:

1) Achilles Magat (Y10)

2) Alexander Magat (Y9)

3) Christian Mariano (Y8)

4) Gerard Simeon (Y9)

5) Hayden Mabborang (Y9)

6) Nikola Bastac (Y7)

7) Paolo Pinaroc (Y9)

8 ) Shreyas Reddy Akkati (Y9)

DIVISION 2 TEAM

COACH: Noel Mariano

Players:

1) Jagath Kiran (Y8)

2) Joseph Centeno (Y10)

3) Klim Drozd (Y8)

4) Matthew Yuhico (Y9)

5) Nathan Buen (Y8)

6) Royal Rinto (Y8)

7) Sebastian Gaspi (Y8)

8 ) Tristan Peiris (Y9)

DIVISION 3 TEAM

COACH: Eric Baesa

Players:

1) Benjamin King (Y8)

2) Ferdinand Dolleton (Y7)

3) Joshua Esteban (Y9)

4) Michael Estoque (Y7)

5) Neel Devajaran (Y8)

6) Rocco Bastac (Y9)

7) Saan Pahari (Y7)

8 ) Sebastian Santiago (Y10)

We are selling dri-fit shirts and varsity jackets for the Wollemi Basketball Club community:

WBC shirt $35

WBC varsity jacket $120

All funds raised will go to purchasing warm up shirts for the players.

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.

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.