The school year moves quickly in a busy place like Helena College, and it is remarkable to already be reflecting on the close of Term Three.

For our Year 12 students, this milestone is even more significant. They have now completed their final classes of secondary school. This week, ATAR students commenced their Semester Two exams, which continue into the second week of the holidays. These assessments mark the end of their internal work at the College, with external ATAR exams beginning at the end of October. On behalf of the entire Helena community, I extend our best wishes to the students for their exams.

Of course, not all of our senior students pursue ATAR, and over the past fortnight, those on the General Pathway have completed their final workplace placements. The Workplace Learning program gives students valuable opportunities to experience life beyond school, test out different jobs, and consider future career options.

Early next term, we will celebrate all of our departing seniors with a series of special events, culminating in our Graduation Evening on 24 October.

The past month has been filled with outstanding achievements and memorable moments.

The Wolfstock musical in the Senior School was sensational. Thank you to Ms O’Keeffe and Ms Ferris and all those adults and students that worked together to put on such a memorable event for our community.

In the Junior School the dance showcase of The Wizard of Oz last Friday was amazing. Congratulations to Ms Mercedes for providing such a wonderful opportunity for our students and their proud parents.

Across the College we raised money for RUOK? Day. This annual event is instrumental in fostering awareness in our students about the importance of mental health and community engagement.

Last week the Year 11 and 12 Media students astounded an audience of parents, staff and their peers with their unique films and wide range of innovative storytelling at our Film Festival.

Also last week many students from Year 4 - 12 had the chance to represent the College at the Interschool Athletics Carnivals and represented their school with pride.

Our Year 10 students have been busy as well. While half the cohort embarked on their Cape to Cape Expedition last week, the other half completed work experience with a wide range of employers. This week, the two groups swapped roles.

This week, our Year 5 students headed to the picturesque Fairbridge Village in Pinjarra for their camp and, by all accounts, are having a fabulous time.

Finally, over the course of three days last week, we welcomed the grandparents and special friends to our Darlington Campus.

Participation remains a core value at Helena College, and these events highlight the many ways our community contributes to the Helena experience. As we prepare for Term Four, please keep an eye on the school calendar, the weekly What’s On email, and other direct updates for details of the many exciting events to come.

As Term Three draws to a close, I wish all families a restful and refreshing break. We look forward to welcoming students back on Monday, 13 October.

Peter Coombs

Principal

It has been another jam-packed term in the Upper School.

Thank you to all our students for your energy and commitment over the past ten weeks. A special mention goes to our Year 12s, who are completing their final Work Placements and Semester Two Exams - we wish them every success. We also look forward to welcoming back our second group of Year 10s from their Cape to Cape Trek on Friday and trust their fortnight of camp and Work Experience was both rewarding and memorable.

Throughout the term, students in Years 10–12 have engaged in an incredible range of activities, including the Careers Expo, Outdoor Education expeditions, excursions, Drama workshops, our 2025 Interhouse Athletics Carnival, Alliance Française exams and language enrichment activities, guest speaker sessions, ensemble rehearsals, the Classical Guitar Festival, ACC and NEAS competitions, production rehearsals ahead of the sold-out and amazing Wolfstock, Art Club, Homework Club, PERMAH activities, and campus clean-ups.

Alongside these, we have seen Year 12 Homeroom Dinners, two Casual Dress Days, the Year 12 Media Showcase, the Write a Book in a Day competition, a Staff vs Year 12 Netball Game, Food Science Parent Dinner, PE ATAR Practical Exams, student leadership meetings, university and scholarship applications, and academic support sessions, Upper School Assemblies, and the Whole School Bullying. No Way! Assembly, provide further opportunities for reflection and growth.

While staff work hard to organise and lead these programs, they would not be possible without the ongoing support of our families—thank you for the encouragement, logistics, and taxi services you so generously provide to ensure our students can participate fully in the rich student experience at the College.

As we head into the holidays, I encourage families to make time for conversations about life after school. Exploring upcoming careers events together and beginning discussions about post-school pathways can be both challenging and rewarding. There are many events listed in this Newsletter.

There are several significant events marking the end of Year 12 next term. Our Year 12s will have their final meeting on Monday, 13 October, during Homeroom to help students with timings, reminders, and preparation for the busy week ahead. All the details can be found in the 2025 End of year arrangements document via my.helena>Year 12 Parents and Students Communications page>Files.

With so much achieved, the upcoming break is well deserved. I hope all students, families, and staff enjoy a chance to rest and recharge.

I look forward to seeing you all back on deck on Monday, 13 October.

Uniform reminder. Short, Skirt and Dress Length

While the College values high uniform standards, it is undesirable to commit an excessive amount of time and resources to enforce this policy at the expense of our core business, which is student learning. To this end, parental and student support is imperative for the College to maintain the uniform standards detailed in our Uniform Policy.

This is a timely reminder for students and parents/guardians that the specified skirt/dress/shorts length should be just on top of the knee.

Please use this holiday break to amend the skirt/dress/ length if required. Don’t get caught short.

2026 Student Council applications are due Tuesday, 14 October

Current Year 11 students looking to take on the student leadership challenge in their final year at school are reminded that their application form(s) is due back to the GFC Front Office on or before 9.00 am Tuesday, 14 October.

The entire application process is explained in the information booklet distributed earlier this term. It is available via my.helena>Year 11 Parents and Students Communications page>Files>2026 Student Council App Part 1. Spare Part 2 Booklets are available from the Front Office.

We look forward to starting the 2026 Student Council selection process early next term. We know that the strong field of candidates will produce an excellent Student Council and continue the very fine work of our 2025 Student Council.

Please find a document prepared by the team at Grip Leadership to help parents support their child’s student leadership journey.

2025 Graduation Update

The Year 12 Graduation ceremony will be held at the Glen Forrest Campus gymnasium on Friday, 24 October 2025. Graduation is the Year 12 students' formal conclusion to their years at Helena College. It is an evening for the Year 12 students, their families, and teachers to celebrate collective academic, leadership and effort achievements.

We are confident the evening will be enjoyable and memorable for the Graduates and their families. We look forward to a wonderful evening and to celebrating with our 2025 Leavers and their families.

Class of 2025 Email Addresses

Year 12s are encouraged to set up a new email address before the Helena address is turned off following the last ATAR exam in November. It is also wise to choose a professional address. This will help students represent themselves at their best when dealing with potential employers.

Transferring login details from third-party providers, such as Spotify, Google, SCSA, and TISC, can take time. Year 12s are encouraged to start this process early to avoid being locked out down the track.

Year 12 Events

Curtin. 5 Oct 2025 at 10:00 AM (AEDT) Curtin Medicine Casper Test
If you will be applying to Curtin University Medicine (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), apart from the UCAT, applicants will also need to register and complete the Casper Test.

All admission information for domestic and international students, including details about the requirement to sit the Casper Test can be found via the Curtin University School of Medicine webpage.

Find information HERE.

Curtin. 8-9 October Business Innovation Bootcamp
Register Now School Holiday Program

Curtin is hosting its two-day Business Innovation Bootcamp for students in years 10-12 who are interested in entrepreneurship, planning for their start-up, already running their own business or anywhere in between.

Day one explores the fundamental entrepreneurial skillset, from idea generation to business planning and market research. Day two introduces advanced concepts and gives students practical experience in developing and showcasing their own idea or prototype.

Tickets are $20 and include the full program, workshop resources, and morning tea and lunch on both days.

Find information and register HERE.

Murdoch University. 21 October Online Information Evening
Join us to discover the wide range of supports available to assist you in your transition from secondary school to tertiary studies!

Year 12 is almost over, what happens next? Take the leap from secondary school to university!

There are hundreds of study choices for school leavers. We’re here to help you through this exciting new chapter in your life by providing all the information you need to transition through the remainder of Year 12 and beyond.

Register HERE.

TISC Important Dates

Tuesday, 30 September
11.59pm - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at Curtin (including applications on the basis on financial hardship), the Assured Pathway to Dentistry and Medicine at UWA - you can't apply for these courses or add new preferences for these courses after today. You can still change the order of existing preferences on your preference list.

Sunday, 5 October
11.59pm - Assured Pathway to Medicine at Notre Dame - you can't apply for this course or add a new preference for this course after today. You can still change the order of existing preferences on your preference list.

Monday, 13 October
Early conditional offers despatch for Year 12 applicants for first preference.

Monday, 24 November
Early conditional offers despatch for Year 12 applicants for first preference.

Friday, 28 November
5pm - Closing deadline for submission of Education Access Scheme applications and supporting documentation for Main round consideration.

11.59pm - Final closing date for the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) and the Assured Pathway to Podiatry courses at UWA. You can't apply for or add new preferences for these courses after today. You can still change the order of existing preferences on your preference list.

Wednesday 3 December
Last Early conditional offers despatch to Year 12 applicants for first preference.

Monday, 8 December
11.59pm - Closing date for change of address for WACE students for mailing of Universities Admission Advice Letter.

Wednesday, 10 December
11.59pm - Final date for you to upload documents/transcripts of results to be guaranteed consideration for the main round of offers.

Friday, 19 December
WA 2025 ATAR results and Universities Admission Advice Letters online.

Saturday, 20 December
11.59pm - Closing date to apply and add/re-arrange preferences, and to update your postal and/or email addresses, before the Main round of offers.

Wednesday, 24 December
Main round offers available online and emailed.

Applications and change of preferences re-open for Second round of offers.

Year 9 and 10

Murdoch University. 30 September and 1 October A Day in the Life of a University Student
Do you want to experience a day in the life of a Murdoch University student?

If you are currently in Year 9 or 10, A Day in the Life of a Murdoch University Student is the perfect opportunity for you to explore your interests and where these might lead you. You will create a customised university timetable based on subjects of interest, speak with current Murdoch University students about their study journey and be inspired by our academics.

You can go to either day. Register HERE.

ECU October 2 and 3 - Year 9 Experience Days

Experience ECU Days | Spring School Holidays Year 9 & 10’s

ECU Student Ambassadors will be back in the October school holidays to provide two full days of free experiences at Joondalup campus.

ECU Thursday 2 October | Psychology, Law, Engineering

The Moot Court simulation will offer participants an immersive experience into legal proceedings and ignite interests in legal careers. Other activities will include a fun dive into Psychology concepts and Engineering style practical building opportunities.

Booking link: https://www.trybooking.com/DEZYK

ECU Friday 3 October | Medical and Health Sciences

This is a hands-on day where students will be engaging in a Microscope Hair session (bring in your pet hair), Nutrition workshop making smoothies and an interactive Sport Science exercise session to add a dynamic element to the day!

Booking link: https://www.trybooking.com/DEZYL

Contact: ecustudentambassadors@ecu.edu.au

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Opportunities

ECU 11 November Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander information session online
Join us for our Online Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Information Session. Whether you are considering returning to education to further your career or pursue a new passion, this event is designed to provide you with all the essential information you need to take the next steps.

Register HERE

ECU 12 November Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Information Session Joondalup
Join us for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Information Session. Whether you are considering returning to education to further your career or pursue a new passion, this event is designed to provide you with all the essential information you need to take the next steps.

5pm – 6pm Register HERE.

Koomba Birdal 2025 at NM TAFE campus - Applications Open for 2026 Enrolment
The Koomba Birdal (Big Spark) program is designed to reduce the barriers that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders may face in education and is designed to provide accessible, customised, supported training.

It aims to increase employment and/or further education options with opportunities to connect with Aboriginal Career Guidance Officers to prepare and network with potential role models within industry to further increase successful outcomes.

If you would like to know more, please register your details using our Koomba Birdal General Interest form. You can also contact the Enhanced Aboriginal Engagement Team via email EAE@nmtafe.wa.edu.au or call 9428 0340.

For information go HERE.

A busy term on the sports field, with our students competing in the Interhouse Athletics Carnival, followed by the IPSHA Athletics Carnival. Due to the wet conditions in August, the Interhouse Carnival was delayed twice, but fortunately, it was third time lucky, with better weather arriving just in time. Our students  showcased their sporting capabilities and comradeship across both events. 

Lisa Good | Physical Education Teacher

INTERHOUSE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

For the House Carnival, everyone competed in team games, jumps and throws, hurdles, distance and sprints. It was a busy day for all, with a special thank you to the Junior Teaching Staff, and the Year 9 students who helped at the events.

       CARDAN  827 pts   KIARA  675 pts   WAUGHUL  912 pts

Waughul took the win for 2025, just like their Senior School peers!  Congratulations to everyone on their personal bests, and especially to our champions and runners' up!

IPSHA ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

The carnival for our Year 3-6 students provided the opportunity for our athletes to take their capabilities to the next level, and they certainly did. We unfortunately went without a few students due to sickness sweeping through the Year 4 & 5, but we went with great determination and gusto, and what a day we had. Several ribbons were awarded to our students who made the top 3, plus the chance to compete with the best, made a great day for everyone. 

A special mention to Jenson C and Alex O’F in Year 6, for their outstanding achievements in all of their events, and to Emelia J for her first place in the turbo javelin. She proudly said ‘it was worth the wait’, as her event was at the end of the day.

Thank you to parents and staff, for supporting the day and making it memorable for our students.

ELC OLYMPICS

Next term, we have the ELC Olympics to look forward to! This special event is planned for 22 October, where will be be able to see our youngest students have some fun in athletics skills and tabloid games!

BOOK IN BOX

The Year 5 students have completed their ‘Book in a Box’ projects where they were tasked with decorating a box to represent a book of their choice and filling it with objects that represented important parts of the book. Unfortunately due to the busy schedule of the Year 5s, we have been unable to display their work this term. We hope to display them early in Term Four and will inform parents and carers ahead of the display so they can attend.

The early morning puzzlers were ecstatic to finish a VERY difficult, lenticular printed (3D) 500-piece puzzle of a panda and surrounds. We are astounded they were able to complete this puzzle, because up close the puzzle pieces looked like a big blurry mess.

A reminder that over the school holidays your local public library is open and may have special activities for children available throughout the school holiday period. Having a public library card also gives you access to not only physical resources, but electronic books and audio books as well.

We hope you all have a safe and relaxing school break with lots of time to read!

Emma Debnam | Teacher Librarian

Music Showcase | A Night to Remember!

Our annual Junior School Music Showcase was a fantastic celebration of talent and dedication, featuring over 40 performances
from our brilliant Year 1-5 music students.

From guitar and piano to drums, the students wowed the audience with their skills and confidence. A highlight of the evening was a powerful performance of "Seven Salvation Army" by selected Year 5 students, followed by a rousing finale of "Don’t Stop Believin’" performed by our music tutors!

It was a joy to see our young musicians shine on stage, and we thank our families for their support and encouragement.

🎵 The Helena College Junior School Music Program offers one-on-one lessons in drums, piano, and guitar, with 15 sessions each semester.  
To find out more about our Music Program, and other exciting Electives, please refer to the 2025 Electives Brochure.

Dance Showcase 

On Friday evening, our Elective Dance students from Pre-primary through to Year 5 lit up the stage in a magical performance of The Wizard of Oz.

Under the expert direction of Miss Mersades (Dance teacher), with outstanding support from Ms Beck Watson (Electives Coordinator), the story was brought to life with colour, creativity and flair. The special Showcase format, with two back-to-back performances, meant even more families were able to enjoy the evening in comfort.

Productions like this take incredible dedication, energy and teamwork - and we are so proud of every student who took part, both on stage and behind the scenes.

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making this Showcase such a memorable celebration of dance and creativity.

Last week we were excited to have Jay from Messines Bee Farm visit us for a buzzing incursion all about bees to enrich our Inquiry on Living Things The children learnt about the different members of a bee colony, including the queen, the drones and the worker bees, and explored the important roles each one plays. They discovered how worker bees collect nectar and pollen, how baby bees are born, and even how bees do a special “bee dance” to create honey. The children were excited to see real bees up close, taste different kinds of honey, and spend time at the discovery table exploring bee-related items.

The annual Interhouse Cross Country Carnival will take place on Thursday 16 October. This is a special day on the College calendar as it coincides with the Helena Walk and the Year 12 dress up day.

A map of the course can be seen below.

Note: Any parent or guardian needing to pick up or drop off their student between 12.45pm and 2.30pm must park on Marnie Road as highlighted by the yellow dot on the map above. You can then walk to the front office from there.

Some important information for the day is as follows:

• Students are to come to school dressed in their full PE uniform with House shirt. Please remember hats! Sunscreen will be provided.
• Students will complete periods 1-4 as normal. Period 5 becomes an early lunch. Food and drinks will be supplied by the canteen as per usual.
• At 12.45pm students will head to the oval to meet their homeroom teachers in their respective house bays.
• Year 6, 7 and 8 students will run first (one lap of the course) starting at 1pm. Years 9, 10, 11 and 12 will run second (two laps of the course) starting at 1:20pm.
• The Helena walk will take place at the conclusion of the second cross country race. All students are expected to participate in this.
• The annual Year 12s versus staff Ultimate Frisbee game is scheduled to start around 2.45pm

Joe Kendall | Head of Department - Health and Physical Education

The 2025 Media Showcase was a huge success, celebrating the creativity and dedication of our Year 11 and 12 Media students. Families, friends, and staff filled the venue to watch an incredible line-up of student films, with the Year 12 works taking centre stage after a year of hard work and commitment. These productions make up 50% of their WACE marks, and it was clear how much effort and passion went into every project. The night was a wonderful opportunity for the school community to come together and support our emerging filmmakers, and the accompanying images capture just how proud everyone was of their achievements.

Heather Owen | Media & Film Teacher

Outdoor Education remained a vibrant hub of activity as Term 3 drew to a close. The Year 9 students completed their preparations for the upcoming expedition next term, while the Year 10 classes engaged in thrilling abseiling at the quarry and climbing at the climbing centre. The Year 12 cohort concluded their time in Senior School Outdoor Education by participating in a lead climbing course, where they honed new skills in both climbing and belaying their partners.

However, the highlight of the previous month was undoubtedly the Year 11 class’s second expedition: a week-long hike through the stunning Kalbarri Gorge. With perfect weather and low water levels, the students excelled, navigating the gorge with impressive speed and taking full advantage of the breathtaking landscapes around them.

Congratulations to all involved!

Joel Cullen | Outdoor Education Teacher

Year 9 students have been exploring a range of creative photography techniques, including working with shadows, coloured lighting, colour splash, cloning, reflective surfaces, and some basic Photoshop editing. These skills that they are practicing will equip them with techniques they can use on their current assessment, which focuses on illustrating teenage issues through photography. Students have enjoyed the experimenting.

We have also tried macro photography using our new extension kit, allowing students to capture close-up detail and texture that is often missed. This has been a popular activity, showing how much more can be seen through the lens.

Please enjoy some highlights from their recent work.

LANGUAGES WEEK

Languages Week was a fantastic celebration of culture and language across the Senior School Campus. Throughout the week, students took part in a range of activities during their language classes, with each class enjoying something different. Highlights included French yoga, cooking sessions making madeleines and nasi goreng, and tote bag designing. Students also tested their knowledge in both cultural and language quizzes, while staff joined in the fun with a quiz and morning tea. Students also took part in French and Indonesian cultural gamest lunchtime, giving everyone the chance to experience language learning outside the classroom in an engaging and memorable way.

YEAR 11 AND 12 FRENCH DINNER

Year 11 and 12 French students recently enjoyed a memorable evening at Chez Pierre, putting their French skills into practice over a delicious three-course meal. Highlights included trying escargots and sampling other classic dishes, sparking plenty of conversation and laughter. It was a wonderful opportunity to experience French culture firsthand and share a fun and engaging evening together.

The Year 10 camps took place during the final two weeks of Term 3, with students embarking on a demanding 45km hike along the breathtaking Cape to Cape walking trail in the south-west. The group that hiked during Week 9 faced the added challenge of consistent rain throughout the week, yet their resilience shone through as they pressed on and still managed to enjoy the experience.

In contrast, the students who participated in Week 10 were blessed with perfect weather, as they were greeted by clear blue skies and sunshine for the entire duration of their hike. The ideal conditions made for a memorable and rewarding outdoor adventure.

A huge congratulations to everyone involved for their determination and positive spirit, regardless of the weather challenges!

ROBOCUP 2025

The 2025 Robocup competition was held at ECU's Mount Lawley campus on the 13 and 14th of September.  Helena College entered two teams this year: Team Hotshots was made up of Jack D, Logan K, Mason M and Michael S while Team Beetlejuice was made up of Georgina M and Layla R.

Both teams competed in the Novice Dance category where they had to build and program a robot to dance along to a selected song. Hotshots were up first and their robot AC/DC danced along to Back in Black by the same group. The robot completed its routine without interruptions and the team members danced along to the robot. Next up was Beetlejuice whose robot Billy danced to Lady Madonna by the Beatles. Their routine also went off very well.

The results were announced at 6 pm that night and Team Beetlejuice made it through to the next day of competition. They worked on their robot overnight and added some costumes and more dance moves and gave another great performance. Unfortunately, it was not enough to gain a medal placing.

Both teams can be very proud of their efforts and the feedback and experience will hold them in good stead for next year’s competition. A big thank you to the parents for getting their students there on a Saturday and to Mr Ford and Mr Hortense for accompanying the students.

Deven Reddy | Robocup Coordinator

Y9 STUDENT RUNS FROM BURNS BEACH TO CITY BEACH | Brooke McIntosh is running 14,080km around Australia to raise awareness and funds for mental health and Year 9 student Brodee completed over half a marathon in support of the last leg of her epic journey. He ran with her from Burns Beach to City Beach on Sunday 21 September. Brooke lives in Darlington and her aim was to be the Fastest Woman to run around Australia, by completing the journey in 204 days. 

Brodee was inspired by Brooke’s mission to break the silence on suicide.  Suicide is the leading cause of death for Australians aged 15 to 49 and Brodee has been researching and fundraising for Brooke’s journey for his Year 9 Community Project. He trained and challenged himself to do the final long distance run with Brooke on her way towards the finish line! Congratulations on completing your run, Brodee, and for your fundraising efforts in support of the Blue Tree Project

YEAR 4 CLASS PLACEMENTS | 2026

The welfare and well-being of our students is paramount in all discussions and actions with respect to class placements. As professional educators, the development of class lists is a matter not taken lightly and staff take great care and time in forming well-balanced classes in which all children will have an opportunity to learn and grow in their academic and social skills.

Individual class placements are decided by the staff and based on professional judgement of the child’s educational needs, circumstances and interests. Classes are created to best meet the needs of all students within the constraints and resources available.

Looking ahead to 2026, there will be one Year 5 class. Therefore, our current Year 3 families are welcome to view the following document for more information regarding 2026 Year 4 placements.

PARKING AT DARLINGTON CAMPUS

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering a respectful and safe environment for both our school and the wider neighbourhood, we kindly remind all families to adhere to local Shire parking regulations.

As a reminder, please refrain from parking on the footpath along the school’s perimeter, as this creates difficulties for parents, pedestrians, other road users and neighbours alike. By parking in / using designated areas, we can further the safety of our students and maintain positive relationships with all community members.

Helena Walk | 2025

Darlington Campus
As a reminder, this annual event will take place on Thursday 16 October 2025 at the Glen Forrest Campus (Senior School). Permission emails and information have been sent to D DC families - providing details of the event, with further provided here.  

Glen Forrest Campus

The Senior School students will join in celebrating with the Year 12s at the Helena Walk, after completing their Interhouse Cross Country races. Please see the details in the Senior School section for more information on the event.

Disclaimer: Inclusion in the Helena College Noticeboard is at the College's discretion and does not imply endorsement. Information for listings is supplied by third-party participants and organisations, with sole responsibility for the accuracy and further use.

GIDGEGANNUP SHOW

Below are the links for the Gidgeannup Show book and entry forms for this years show.

Show Program

Standard Entry Form

Poultry Only Entry Form

All entries can be send back to this email address or printed off and placed in the box at Vibe Gidgegannup, by the 16 October.

The show is running on Saturday 25 October.

EASTERN HILLS ATHLETICS

If your child is keen to try athletics, Eastern Hills Athletics is a fantastic club that runs a little athletics program which provides great experiences for the next budding athlete. Submitted by Lisa Good, DC Physical Education Teacher

Other Notices

Click link to download PDF for further information

Swan Districts Teeball 

Better Health - Active8 Program

Better Health Coaching Services

Better Health Program Flyer 

Bricks4 Kidz School Holiday Workshop

Mastermind October Exam Preparation and Revision

Mundaring Sports Club - Have a Go Lawn Bowls

Perth Hills Allied Health - Lego Workshop

Sprinting Fast Athletics Clinic

Swan Districts Teeball

Tackers Learn to Sail - Hillarys Yacht Club

Vac Swim 2025 flyer