I begin this update with an inspiring moment of charity, initiative, and goodwill demonstrated by two of our Year 10 students, Marco C and Chris E. While attending a recent driver education seminar, a girl in the audience suffered an epileptic seizure. This drew significant attention, and many students naturally moved toward her to see what was happening. Standing nearby, Marco and Chris quickly formed a protective wall around her, allowing the medics to administer first aid without disruption. Their swift actions prompted other adults to join, creating a human barrier to protect the girl's dignity. Marco and Chris’s quick thinking and selflessness exemplify the values of compassion, empathy, and responsibility. They have set an outstanding example of how we should care for others in times of crisis. Congratulations to Marco and Chris for representing their respective families and our school.

Last Thursday, the Wollemi music room was packed with student performers and their parents for the inaugural Wollemi Soirée! What a fantastic night. Every performance was deserving of individual praise, but sadly, I cannot highlight each one here. I will report a few highlights of the evening. Midhvan K, the emcee for the soirée, kept the audience both engaged and informed throughout the evening with his infectious enthusiasm and thoughtful insights about each performer. Midhvan also performed a beautiful piece on the piano. Davey O and Dominic N performed an amazing trumpet duet, Marcus E wowed us with his vocal talent and Gabriel K sang the most beautiful rendition of the Beetle’s Michelle, accompanied on guitar and backup vocals by Uriel and Barachiel A! Gabriel also played bass guitar whilst singing with grace and control beyond his years. After his performance, many in the audience could be heard shouting, 'Encore!' Thank you to the students who volunteered their time to run the backstage and technical aspects of the evening! A special thank you to Melissa Lamrock, our Head of Music for orchestrating (pun intended) the event. Ms Lamrock was suffering a nasty chest infection in the lead-up and during the event but battled on bravely to ensure the event ran as planned - as they say in showbiz, the show must go on! 

On the theme of firsts at Wollemi, a huge thank you to Mr Paul Garziniti for running Wollemi College’s Market Day Stalls. I won’t steal Paul’s thunder by writing about the day; he has a piece later on in the newsletter. 

Congratulations to the U/16 Wollemi football team, with special thanks to Mr. Joseph Chaghouri, for organizing a wonderful Father’s Day breakfast! Now in its third year, the Father’s Day breakfast remains a wonderful tradition for our dads and students. Special mention to Daniel M in Year 11 who sold coffee to the fathers and staff. He roasts the coffee beans at home and is quite the barista. I certainly enjoyed my two flat whites, as did all the teachers and dads! 

As I write this, Year 11 students are on day two of their annual exams. Their next round of assessments will be their first as Year 12 students, in Term 4. Term 4 represents the first term in their final academic year as senior students. Our current Year 12 students are revising course content, picking the brains of our Year 12 teachers and doing as many past papers as possible in readiness for the HSC, next term. Please keep all of our senior students in your prayers over the next 3 months. 

Many of our Year 8 students and dads shared their last father-and-son camp at the picturesque Point Wolstoncroft. Once again, to not steal the thunder of Raph A who is writing a blow-by-blow description of the camp, I will not detail the awesome activities across the weekend. However, an activity I will point out is the letter of gratitude each dad and son jointly composed to their wife/mum. The deep thought and heartfelt discussions between fathers and sons about the most important woman in their lives were a blessing to witness. I hope each Year 8 mum received a lovely surprise upon the return of their loved ones! Mums, if you did not, remind your husband or son to give it to you! 

Following the success of the Cool Your School initiative, organised by Mr Nathan Quan, the final step of the process was to spread mulch. On Tuesday afternoon, the Year 10 students, ably assisted by Year 2G, spent a period spreading the mulch together. Year 2 boys were buddied up with the older boys and worked collaboratively to fill, move and spread many buckets of mulch. Watching the connection between our older and younger students was a true joy. Year 10 were encouraging, supportive and kind and the response from our Year 2 boys was brilliant - you could see the pure excitement on their faces as they ‘mixed it up’ with the big boys! 

Scott W., Deputy  Headmaster

Pope Francis's visit to Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste and Singapore means that he is these days closer to Australia than ever!! Let’s keep praying for his intentions!

Wollemi Primary - Making a Difference

How long is the average shower in Australia?

How much water does an average shower use?

How can we change our attitude and behaviour to help conserve water? 

These are some important questions currently being explored by a number of Year 6 students who are involved in the Swarovski Foundation Waterschool Australia program. The program challenges students to create a 30 minute peer to peer teaching lesson which aims to educate young people about an issue/topic which is important to them. The topic must be associated with water conservation and in 2024, the boys have chosen to address the topic of water wastage due to longer showers.

The boys are working collaboratively to design an engaging and informative learning experience which they will present at an upcoming event in late October. 

This is another great opportunity for students in Primary to make a meaningful difference in our world. This has been a consistent theme throughout 2024 with so many of our amazing students involving themselves in initiatives to make the world a better place - from Kids Help Line and Cancer Council Fundraisers to the Greening Australia program which led to the planting of 200 native trees, it is great to see so many of our students aiming to make a difference!  

A positive culture of reading - Premiers Reading Challenge 2024

Last month, the Premier’s Reading Challenge for 2024 concluded. It was so pleasing to see our final figure of over 80% of Primary students completing the challenge. 

There is a great culture of reading at Wollemi and competitions such as the PRC allow our dedicated readers to be rewarded for their fantastic efforts in this area. 

The Primary Leadership team will organise an Olympic-themed Primary sports day (complete with an ice-cold snack) on Friday, 27 September as a reward for this pleasing result in the PRC! More information to come. 

Book Week activities for 2024 have begun this week - look out for a comprehensive overview of all activities in our final Pine of Term 3 in Week 10. We look forward to seeing our wonderful Year 2 and Year 3 families at the College on Friday 13 September for our annual Book Parade and Family Picnic - it will be a memorable day for all involved! 

Luke Baxter, Head of Primary

I don’t know about you, but I am the devil’s easiest target when I am rushed and harassed and pushed. And when I’m not, I am a total angel (or so I have been told). There were times this year when I was convinced my bucket had sprung a leak. I cross off one thing on my “to-do” list and miraculously another three items take its place. 

It was at these times that I would be tempted to be stingy with my time, resources and kindness, patting my “philanthropical” back for being such a wonderful person thus far. And then He would ask me to look to the cross and see the bleeding Son of God and I knew that I know nothing of what real giving is. 

When I stopped to think about it, I realised that my bucket wasn’t leaking at all. My “need to do’s” were not so dramatic and were nothing compared to the overflowing resources I have in Christ. 

I tried stinginess, and it didn’t work.

Noah P., Vice Captain

Primary Fun Day will be hosted by Year 12 2024 on Monday 23 September. 

The School community is invited to pray for our young men as they sit their HSC Trials this week and HSC exams later this year. 

A School Community HSC Prayer

Heavenly Father, we bring before you our HSC students. Give them the gifts of wisdom, right judgement, knowledge and courage. 

Bless them with calm hearts and clarity of mind as they sit for their exams. May they be affirmed in their efforts and may they know that you are there with them. 

We pray that they will stay calm under pressure and work to the best of their ability. May they feel your loving presence in their lives, now and always, and may they be strengthened by the prayerful support of us, their school community.

 We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, now and forever. Amen

Math Clinic has again started very strongly this term.

Remember: Math Clinic runs in D01 every Monday and Thursday during lunch.

Term 2 was a busy one with many students attending the week of their assessment tasks, so it was very difficult to answer every question in time! 

I encourage all students to reflect on how they are progressing and begin preparing for assessment tasks weeks prior to the task. This includes bringing your questions to your teacher and to Math Clinic early to avoid the congestion later in the term.

Parents/carers, if you have any questions regarding Math Clinic, feel free to contact me at john.abielias@wollemi.nsw.edu.au.

John Abi-Elias, Head of Mathematics

Last Friday, 6 September, Wollemi Yr 5 debated Belfield with the topic: "That we should stop selling bottled water". Everyone had a great morning! Both negative teams won these contests; the first debate went to Belfield and the second to Wollemi. Several mums and all of Year 4 came to cheer us on.

We are now deep in preparation to see if we can find any way to make a dent in the mighty debating armour of our formidable opponent in two weeks: Montgrove School for Girls. May the force be with us...! Thanks to Mr Ison for adjudicating.   

Dominic Ruhl

Established in 2004 in honour of pioneering cardiac surgeon, Dr Victor Chang, the Victor Chang School Science Awards celebrate gifted students, and stimulate growth in science. The School Science Awards foster and encourage an interest in science among Year 11 students, with the goal of encouraging careers in science as a viable and interesting career path.

Students are nominated by their teachers and schools for their tenacity and commitment to science.  This year we congratulate Fouad E. and Matthias S. in receiving the Victor Chang School Science Awards for 2024. The boys were presented their awards at Penrith City Council.

Jerome Capistrano, Head of Science

On Thursday 5 September, our Year 10 Commerce class ran a Market Day, as part of their Unit of Work, “Running a Business”. Students worked in small groups throughout Term Three to plan their small businesses, which they would eventually implement in the form of market stalls.

The boys produced some excellent quality business plans, which included things such as:

 evaluating various business options

• coming up with a final concept
• conducting market research
• completing a WHS risk assessment
• determining costs, potential revenues, and what would be required to break even
• promoting their businesses to attract interest and sales
• determining the most effective means of taking payments
• many, many logistical considerations

As with most business ventures, not everything went to plan, but the boys put in a great effort overall. There were many victories, and also some harsh lessons learned about the difficulties of running a real-life business

All in all, this initiative was an extremely valuable experience for our students, and there was a great atmosphere on the day. 

On behalf of the Year 10 Commerce class, I'd like to thank the whole Wollemi College community for your support of this day (and the many days and weeks involved in preparation for it).

And, for those wondering, we managed to raise $2145.50 which will be donated by the College to St Vincent de Paul!

Mr Paul Garzaniti, Year 10 Commerce Teacher

Starting in Week 6 and finishing in Week 10, 10B students will take on rock climbing. Each week, they'll face new walls, with the difficulty increasing as they go. This program is designed to push their limits and build confidence. It's going to be a thrilling experience for all involved!

Year 10 students recently took on the challenge of creating modified games for people with disabilities as part of their assessment. They were eager to teach their new activities to the class. Below are photos of one group’s game, "Blind Golf," where players, blindfolded, relied on a guide to help them navigate the course.

When we got there we had morning tea and were introduced to the guides and we learnt what we would do over the  course of the next few days. Then we put our stuff in the rooms and were ready for the activities. 

There were 2 activities. Fishing and Biking. no one in my group caught anything but it was fun because we had a lot of time to talk to each other. 

Then we went biking. Biking was good. My group may have had 8 people but the ride was thrilling especially when Seb Gaspi fell over in the sand.

We made it to the beach and it was a great view for photos. We rode back and Arya fell. We walked together for a little while until we were ready to go. 

When we got back we went to mass with Father Anthony. We all had a good time. It was a little loud with the birds. Then we had lunch and they served a burger with chips. It was delicious. The chips were good and crispy, especially with all that tomato sauce.

When that finished we went back to the cabins to change and go kayaking. We had an introduction on what to do if we capsize and more safety rules. I went with Javier. We had a blast. Even though my arms were screaming to stop, we still went. John Paul and Arya were splashing everyone. So we started a revolution. Everyone teamed up to capsize them but it did not work. Overall, kayaking was the best activity.

Then we went to the cabins to get changed for dinner. But before dinner, we had some free time. We played basketball, I did not do very well but we all had fun. Me and Kilm dominated obviously.

Dinner was chicken schnitzel and chips. They were great. John Paul got a bit mad when we put tomato sauce on the chicken but it was better that way. So many people did it and JP was really mad. Dinner took a while but then we had dessert. I did not have any but apparently, it was the best. Ice cream and brownies YUM.

Then we had a talk with Mr Williamson. There were many arguments put and many questions asked and they were all answered. It taught us a great lesson and we all learnt from it. Then we had a fire. We made skits about the dads. They were very funny. We did many varieties of skits and there were many jokes made. We then did the rosary and it was very good with the warm fire.

We had to wake up really early as Mass was at 7:30 am.

I got changed and was ready to go. After mass we had breakfast. We had a wide range of food from bacon and eggs to pancakes. There were little juices that vanished from the stand as they were favourites. Breakfast was great. Then we did a letter of gratitude to our mums And I had to go. 

Raphael A. Year 8 student

^{photos courtesy of Mr Anton Yap ( Year 8 Dad) and S. Williamson}

In week 7, Stage 4 students had the chance to dive into Paralympic sports, tying in with the excitement of the Paris Olympics. They took part in Goalball and Sitting Volleyball, both designed to promote inclusivity in sport.

The students really got involved, showing great teamwork and adaptability as they tackled these new challenges. It was a fantastic week, with everyone gaining a new appreciation for Paralympic athletes and the skills required for these sports.

 Wollemi College is launching its first ever Wollemi LEGO Masters Competition. The competition will be held on Thursday, September 26TH 2024 at Wollemi College, with a 1:30 pm start time. 

On the 10th September we had the pleasure of welcoming WA author, Gabriel Evans to Wollemi to visit our Primary boys. Gabriel shared the story of how he became a picture book author and illustrator and stepped the students through his creative process. The boys had a chance to draw their own character and develop a story idea with Gabriel. The boys showed excitement and enthusiasm in creating their own cover! Mr Evans was thorough and informative during his workshop, which we are sure the boys must have taken much inspiration from! 

 Our annual Book Week Family Fun Day will be held on Friday, 13th September 2024. Year 2 and Year 3 parents, grandparents, and relatives are invited to join us on the day for a costume parade, family picnic, and an afternoon of fun and enjoyment. 

Costume Parade - 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Year 2 and Year 3 students will transform into their favourite literary characters and present to an audience of their family and peers.

Students must inform their class teacher of their character the Monday before the parade (Monday of Week 8).

Students are to wear their winter sports uniform to school and change into their costume before the parade (Mums and Dads are welcome to assist with costume preparation from 11:00 am).

Family Picnic - 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Following the parade, families are invited to join their sons for a picnic lunch on the college grounds. Bring along your picnic blankets, antipasto platters, sandwiches, and snacks to enjoy a meal together as we celebrate Book Week 2024.

If you are planning on attending, please complete the attached Google Form. Please indicate the number of people from your family who will be attending on the day. This will help us to plan seating and activities throughout the day.   

RSVP here

If you have any questions, please email Mr Quan - nathan.quan@wollemi.nsw.edu.au or Mr Lockley - justinlockley@wollemi.nsw.edu.au   

Mr. Justin Lockley and Mr Nathan Quan

Looking ahead, we are thrilled to announce that Wollemi will be hosting a Spring Fair on 20th October 2024 as part of our 25th-anniversary celebrations. We are seeking expressions of interest from those who would like to be involved in coordinating different stalls for food, craft, hobby, or business.

If you would like to participate in this exciting event, please reach out to our Spring Fair Committee members: Tamara Zahra at 0439 616 942, Kristine Zamora at 0430 550 215, Joseph Chaghouri at 0452 232 340 or Anne Bernacer at 0414 957 177. 

To be a part of the celebration, click here

Reserve your UNLIMITED Rides tickets at the Wollemi Spring Fair ( 20 October 2024, Wollemi Grounds 4 Gipps St Werrington) with our special presale offer!

Purchase unlimited fun ride bracelets for only $35 each by ordering now. BOOK HERE

Don’t delay—bracelets will be $50 on the event day. Hurry and take advantage of the savings!

Rides available at the Spring Fair:

• Tea Cup: (age 4- adults) Individual Prices on the day: Single ride for $6, 2 rides for $10
• Storm Rider: (age 5 - adults)  Individual Prices on the day: Single Ride for $8,  2 Rides for $14
• Jumping Castle: (0 -8 years age limit)  Individual price on the day: Single turn for $6, 2 turns for $10
• Chair o plane:(5-15 years old only)  Individual prices on the day: Single ride for $6, 2 rides for $10

Date: Sunday 20 October 2024 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Wollemi College 4 Gipps Street, Werrington, Werrington NSW 2747

Clear out your clutter and turn it into cash at the Wollemi Spring Fair.

Reserve a stall space for just $50, pack it with your unwanted items, and let someone else find their treasure. Don’t forget to BYO table & gazebo!

As part of our 25th-anniversary celebrations, we're excited to offer a range of commemorative merchandise, including custom-designed hoodies, beanies, caps, cufflinks, and ties. These items feature unique artwork inspired by Wollemi's motto and vibrant community. By making a purchase, you'll not only be commemorating Wollemi's 25 years of excellence but also supporting the community, as a portion of the proceeds will go towards school initiatives and projects. Visit the front office today to secure your favourite items, as they are in limited supply.

Please pray for our sick Wollemi family and friends:

 Walter Valenton,  uncle to Dominique in 5G; Charles Rafanan, father to Kristofer in 4G; Joseph Valladores, father to Jose in 8G; Carol Alvarez, grandmother to  Ramon (8B) and  Vincenzo Zamora (4B); Vengie Panglinan, mother of Sam (Class of 2018) and Josh (Class of 2020); Alice Cassar; grandmother to Xavier Paris 5B;  Gemma Doyle; sister to Finn (4G),  Noah (Year 11B) and Jack (class of 2022); Luke White (Yr 11G) brother to Daniel (7G) & Matthew (4B); Amelia Acasio, grandmother to Peyton Bernacer (8B) and Angelo Bernacer (6B); Louise Cotter, Grandmother to Chase Kerin (9B);  Joseph Valladores, father to Jose  (8G);  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; Nikita D'Souza, Michael Carrington (PARED Maintenance)'s girlfriend.

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

Vince Sammut, grandfather to  Lucas in 10G; Dorothy James, grandmother to Harry in 4G; Antonio Singson, father to Ruth and Pierre Fakhry, grandfather to Elias in 10G,  Francis in 5G and Markus in 3B; Peter Ruhl,  father to Eric and Teresa, grandfather to Dominic in 5B and Joseph in 2B; Victor Tuballa, father to Victor and Sarah, grandfather to Alexander in 6B; 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.} 

This is a reminder that students are required to continue wearing the winter uniform until further notice. We kindly request that all students wear the full winter uniform in accordance with school policy. Any updates regarding a change in uniform will be communicated promptly.

Scott Williamson, Deputy Headmaster

Congratulations to the following families on their latest arrival:

• Elizabeth and Brendan Christie on the birth of baby Alice, sister to Matthew in 7B.
• Joy and Jerome Capistrano (Wollemi Staff)on the birth of baby Nico Rafael.

We have begun....

The Orchestra started last Thursday morning at 7:45 on the COLA stage.

We had a wonderful group of 8 pioneer musicians who combined to form our fledgling ensemble and are learning  an exciting piece called "Storm" that sounds similar to "Pirates of the Caribbean".

We would love you to join us and swell the parts.

Looking forward to all the experiences only being in an orchestra can provide.

Please just bring your instrument next week and we will accommodate you.

Ms Lamrock, Head of Music

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. 

Please be mindful of the carline procedures listed below:

• Morning drop off - Morning supervision before class begins at 8.15 am. Students are not permitted on school grounds before this time, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

• Students arriving after 8.40 am are to stop via the front office to have their names marked off the roll.

• Afternoon pick up - if you arrive early and park in the carline, please do not disembark your car. Your son/s will walk to your car.

• For efficiency and flow of the carline, please remind your son to be ‘on the look out’ for your car. 

• Please ensure your son is aware of any changes to your afternoon pick up routine.

Adjusted Pick-up Times for Primary and Student Collection points.

• New Wollemi Primary finish time will be 3:10 pm
• Primary students with no Secondary brothers will be available at this time to be collected by parents at the regular pick-up zone in front of the administration building.
• Primary parents should have their family name clearly printed on a sign on their dashboard.
• Any Primary Student with Secondary brothers will be supervised away from the pick-up area until 3:25 pm. 
• For safety reasons Primary students who travel by public transport or walk to other pick-up points will be asked to remain at school until 3:25 pm.

Secondary

To ensure car line pick-up continuity, we ask that parents picking up secondary students who arrive before 3.25 pm, please park in the surplus car park before joining the car line. Please do not wait in the 3.10 pm car line in the main car park.

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.

Rugby: During term 3, we participated in a friendly competition with William Clarke College and Arndell Anglican College. Our Years 3/4 team won both their games, with a combined score of 80-15 against William Clarke College.

 Our Years 5/6 team won one game, lost two and tied one.  Although they didn’t come away with the results we had hoped for, the boys had a great time and took it as a learning experience to help prepare us for the next time we come together for games!

Hills Zone Athletics: Mr Bayliss and I led a group of 30 primary athletes to the Hills Zone Athletics carnival.  We were fortunate to have a few of our boys place within the top 3 of their events:

-U10’s 100m Sprint: 1st place - Kirbie Amituanai

-U11’s 100m Sprint: 2nd place - Jayson De Villiers

-U11’s 200m Sprint: 2nd place - Jayson De Villiers

-U11’s Long Jump: 3rd place - Jayson De Villiers

-U12’s 800m Run: 2nd place - Julien Mojica

-U12’s 1500m Run:

 1st place - Julien Mojica 

3rd place - Deklan Sultana

Term 4 is sure to be another excellent and exciting term! Let’s be all sure to finish the term/year on a high note!  

Mr Uyeda, Head of Sports (Primary)

Congratulations to Micah Armour, Artold Cabillan and John McDonald who competed for Hills Zone at the AICES Secondary Athletics Championships on Tuesday. 

Results: 

Micah Armour - 12th in the 16s 1500m.

Artold Cabillan - 10th in the 12s 100m and 200m.

John McDonald - 1st in the 17s 200m with a new AICES record of 21.93s! and 1st in the 17s 100m with a time of 10.91s! Also a new AICES record! See Video below!

John has qualified to represent AICES at the CIS Secondary Athletics Championships in Week 10. All the best John!

Congratulations again to these boys.

Year 4 Mums  Pizza and Pasta Night at the Morched's was a great night of good food and even better company. We hope to see you all again at our next event.

Tamara and Paula

Yr5 Mums and Sons visited the  Heritage Care Nursing Home last Friday, to bring cheer to the residents and play card games. The Yr5 visit was a very enriching experience for us all. The residents enjoyed the chats and games with the boys and the mums. 

Christine Lay and Catherine Dodd, Year 5 Classparents

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A message from the staff at Heritage Care:

Thank you sooo much for coming this afternoon!! The residents were so happy meeting everyone! 🥳 

Phyllis loved the colouring in sheet, I have never seen Luigi and Andrew have so much fun playing balloon tennis and Tony has promised to practice dominoes so that next time he’ll be able to beat you boys😂

Definitely, a great way to finish off the week 🤩 Thanks again for visiting, we hope you can come again soon!! 🥰

The uniform shop is open on Fridays 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm 

Online Store 

Enjoy the convenience of online shopping.  Orders will be filled when the store is next open. www.Midford.com.au passphrase: Wollemi1999

Fitting Appointment 

Full uniform fittings are strictly by appointment only. Please use the links to book an appointment https://Midford.as.me/Wollemicollege

Wollemi College Fitting Range on Fridays from 1.30 pm - 4.00 pm Appointments Only 

 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.

Midford Uniform Order form

Wollemi Uniform requirements  

We hope you are all having a fantastic week.  As we near the end of term 3, Mr Tu’ipulotu and I (Mr Uyeda) are excited to announce the upcoming  Spring Sports Camp aimed at Primary boys.

When:    Monday, 30 September to Wednesday, 2nd October

Start Time: 9:00am

Pickup Time:  3:00pm

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

If you or anybody you know are interested in signing up, please click here.

Please feel free to contact Mr. Dustin Uyeda or Mr. Samuel Tu’ipulotu for any further information.

dustin.uyeda@wollemi.nsw.edu.au  samuel.tuipulotu@wollemi.nsw.edu.au

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.