NEWSLETTER
Headmaster’s Message Head of Senior School Head of Junior School Chaplain
Issue 8 Term I, 2011
Academic • Christian • Caring
One of the highlights of the School Calendar is the Senior School Music, Dance and Drama Festival. Each year students from our four Houses compete in the categories of Drama, Dance Duo, Dance Troupe, House Song (this year’s theme was Abba), Vocal Solo, Original Song, Instrumental Solo and Popular Song. Competition is hotly contested as each House seeks to gain points that count toward the Shell Shield which is awarded to the winning House each year at the Year 12 Graduation Ceremony. What makes the Shell Shield unusual is that at TIGS the House competition covers a wide range of activities, not just sporting activities, and the most eagerly anticipated contest is the Music, Dance and Drama Festival. Congratulations to this year’s winning house: Coligan. I hope parents and friends will be able to join students and staff to enjoy a sample of this year’s Festival at the Showcase to be held tonight, Friday 1 April at 7.00pm in the IGC. On a different note (no pun intended), Rev John Reed has advised me that he will be concluding his time as Chaplain of TIGS at the end of Term I. He will be taking up an appointment as the Rector of the Keiraville Parish of the Anglican Church. Rev Reed has a long association with the School which dates back to his time as a student from 1980 through to his appointment as School Captain in 1983. We are sad that he is leaving us after more than six years at TIGS. He has carried out his role as Chaplain with grace and wisdom and we have benefited greatly from his oversight of the spiritual health and development of our school.
Stephen Kinsella Headmaster
Rev Reed will remain a member of our community in his role as a parent and we look forward to maintaining our friendship with him as the rector of one of our associated parishes. We pray that God will bless him, his family and his work in his new role. With Easter appearing in the calendar so late this year a number of events normally held at this time of year will occur at awkward times. Students will return to school on Wednesday, 27 April and ANZAC services for the Junior and Senior Schools will be held on Thursday, 28 April. Easter services will be held in this coming week: 12.30pm Thursday 7 April 12.20pm Friday 8 April
Junior School Easter Service in Rees Hall Senior School Easter Service in the IGC
Families and friends are welcome to join us at these services and help us to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, an event that is at the core of all that we do at TIGS. Stephen Kinsella Headmaster
Luke 24:1-6 At the crack of dawn on Sunday, the women came to the tomb carrying the burial spices they had prepared. They found the entrance stone rolled back from the tomb, so they walked in. But once inside, they couldn’t find the body of the Master Jesus. They were puzzled, wondering what to make of this. Then, out of nowhere it seemed, two men, light cascading over them, stood there. The women were awestruck and bowed down in worship. The men said, “Why are you looking for the Living One in a cemetery? He is not here, he is risen.”
Chaplain’s Connection
“And now, the end is here; And so I face the final curtain My friend, I’ll say it clear; I’ll state my case, of which I’m certain I’ve lived a life that’s full; I traveled each and ev’ry highway ..” Thus sang Frank Sinatra, in the song which he released in 1969 to massive international acclaim (it still holds the record for most weeks in the top 40 in the UK – 75 weeks, from April 1969 to September 1971). I always think of those words whenever an ending comes in life. Not that all endings bring down the final curtain – some simply offer up the opportunity for a new beginning elsewhere. But it does give one pause to reflect on the part of the story that is coming to an end. There are many lines in that song that I can easily echo: “Regrets, I’ve had a few; But then again, too few to mention ...” “Yes, there were times, I’m sure you knew; When I bit off more than I could chew ...” “I’ve loved, I’ve laughed and cried; I’ve had my fill, my share of losing ...” There are indeed in life regrets and joys; tears and laughter; challenges met, and challenges that were met less well than they might have been. We have our best intentions balanced by our human weaknesses and foibles. To that extent, I happily echo the words (if not the voice) of Sinatra. However, there is one part of the song that does not sit comfortably with me. And it is, unfortunately, at the very heart of the song: “And may I say, not in a shy way, “Oh, no, oh, no, not me, I did it my way”” Paul Anka, who wrote the lyrics, once said in an interview: “I read a lot of periodicals, and I noticed everything was ‘my this’ and ‘my that’. We were in the ‘me generation’ and Frank became the guy for me to use to say that.” I suspect in part that is what has made the song so popular and endurable: it captured the mood of a generation.
John Reed Chaplain
But, while none of us can totally escape the self-confidence and self-service that the song speaks of, it ought not to sit comfortable with any Christian person. Because we are called not to live for ourselves, but for the Christ who loves us and died for us. And we are urged not to do it our way, but God’s way. My favourite verse in the Bible, which was inscribed inside the front cover of the Bible given to me by my godfather at my baptism, is Proverbs 3:5-6: “Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” That is how I try to live. Often I fail, and I thank God for his grace. Thank you also for yours in supporting and putting up with me. May God bless you richly this Easter and into the future.
Health and Safety and serious fun!
Senior School
Over the last few years there have been a number of policies put in place to try to ensure the health and safety of every member of our school community, most significantly the health and safety of our students. Students are regularly reminded of these policies and the importance of all members of the community accepting that each one of us has a responsibility in this regard. I’m bringing these to your attention as parents so that you can ensure that your children understand: • • • •
the importance of maintaining a safe and healthy environment, their individual responsibility in this regard, the fact that there will be some limitations to their personal desires and wishes in order to serve the greater good of the School community, and finally that failure to observe these policies will result in there being consequences for them.
The first policy is that there should be no spray deodorants used in the School. These can trigger serious reactions in students with asthma.
Monica Watt
Deputy Headmaster and Head of Senior School
Others which affect students on a day to day basis are: that there should be no chewing gum in the School; school bags should be in lockers throughout the day and only firm leather school shoes must be worn. Each of these measures has been taken because of accidents, incidents or hazards identified in the past. And on a less draconian note the Music, Dance and Drama Competition has been outstanding again this year. Well done particularly to House Captains, House Patrons, House Mentors and every House member who played their part.
Junior School
This week we held the first “Coffee and Curriculum” meeting in the Junior School. The purpose of this group was discussed and was outlined as being: • • • • •
Judi Nealy
Head of Junior School
Reference group into our wider community to promote an understanding of the philosophy of learning underpinning everything we do in the Junior school Explore community perceptions of various aspects of the PYP and our school learning agenda. Conduit of understanding between school and community. Growing the culture of a community of learning – all members; students, all staff and families. Looking for opportunities to utilise community expertise in the development and refinement of our program of inquiry.
We have decided that a focus on internationalism will be maintained for 2011. At our first meeting we discussed language and its role in developing internationally minded people. We looked at the links between the BOS English document and the PYP documentation. Our group was encouraged to see much synergy in underpinning principles between the two documents. Great discussion was had on the development of Mother Tongue and Bilingualism as well as expertise in the language of instruction (English). Thank you to those interested parents who attended our first meeting and I look forward to meeting again in Term II to continue our discussions. If you feel that this is an area of our School to which you could contribute, please contact Kerrie Tregonning with an expression of interest to participate in the group.
The end of Term is a little bit sad as it has now been announced that Rev Reed is leaving our school to take up the position as Rector at Keiraville Anglican Church. While we celebrate with Rev Reed and his family this exciting new challenge, there is certainly an element of sadness as we will miss his involvement in the Junior School. Rev Reed’s last service in the Junior School will be the Easter Service in Rees Hall on Thursday afternoon beginning at 12.30pm. I encourage all families to attend if they are able so we can show our support of the great work he has done and wish him well as he moves on to new challenges. I would also remind families of Years 3 - 6 that Thursday is a full school day and that it is our expectation that all children will return to school after the cross country to participate in our Easter Service. There will be no sign-out facility at the Cross Country and any children needing to leave early will need to be signed out at the Junior School office as per usual. The celebration of Easter as a school is a very important event in our School calendar and it is important that our whole School participates in the Easter Service together. Thank you for your support in this matter and I look forward to seeing you all at the Easter service. REMINDER: Students return to school in SUMMER UNIFORM until the beginning of Week 4 16 May 2011. Jumpers and blazers can be worn if the weather is cool. Dates for your diary • Thursday 7 April - Cross Country for Years 3-6 (Please no orders from canteen unless they are done online). • Thursday 7 April - Easter Service - All students to attend and parents very welcome! • Friday 8 April - Last day of Term I • Wednesday 27 April - Term II begins • Tuesday 3 May - Junior School photos in SUMMER UNIFORM • Tuesday 3 and Friday 6 April - Mother’s Day Stalls • Thursday 5 April - Mother’s Day Garden Party
Junior School Sport CIS Netball Five of the girls were selected into the NASSA Team that will compete at the CIS Carnival in Term II. Congratgulations to: • Emilia Bujaroska • Natasha Pather • Klara Zecevic • Ruby Pallone • Julia Devitt Swim Squad Tuesday and Thursday morning Swim Squad at McKeon’s will conclude this week and will recommence Week 2 of Term II. NASSA Netball The TIGS Netball team was outstanding last week at the NASSA Gala Day held at the Anne Clarke Centre in Lidcombe. The girls completed the day undefeated, scoring a total of 121 goals and 7 against. Congratulations to all the team members for their sportsmanship, commitment and team play. Team Members: • Emilia Bujaroska • Ashlan Waldock • Ruby Pallone • Perri Moustoukis • Julia Devitt • Caitlin Chadrawy • Klara Zecevic • Natalia Smith
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AWARDS
Canteen News Online Ordering
Don’t forget our online ordering system, please go to www.flexischools.com.au or alternatively you are still able to leave your order at the far Canteen window before School starts. We would welcome any new helpers for 2011 at the Canteen. If you could spare a few hours once a month, we would love to have you on board our team of dedicated volunteers.
KA
Lauren Ayers, Emily Sutherland
KM
Jai Ellevsen
KH
Sunday Windsor, Cameron Davies
1D
Michael Marzano
1B
Ah-Young Choi
1W
Clara Swainson, Payton Leitch
2A
Selene Chadrawy
2P
Isobel Kinnear
3M
Alexia Zafiriou, Vincent Qiang
3Y
Jett Norris, Winnie Cheng, Rory Hanrahan
4M
Min Seo Kang, Nhi Thu Trinh
4R
Ella Green, Zoe Kelman
5S
Samuel Lendrum, Isabella Sandy, Ellen Manson, Christopher Kiddall Park
5N
Ashleigh Mill, Zara Winter
5R
Zaccary Ashby Abell, Jade Ryan, Harry Sanzone
6C
Rubey Williams, Harrison Taranto
New Menu
A new menu will be released for Term II and III and will be available on the Website from Friday 8 April. Please refer to this menu as new specials and price changes have occurred.
New Product
Grain Waves (Sweet chilli or sour cream and chives) $1.20
Deleted Product Rice Biscuits 40c
Week 10, Term I
Monday 4
Tuesday 5
Catherine Kirbyi Snezana Bujaroska Anne Jones
Week 1, Term II
Thursday 7
Friday 8
Help Needed
Jnrs Cross Country Snr Cross Country
LAST DAY OF TERM
Holiday
Wednesday 27
Thursday 28
Friday 29
Pat Calchi Danielle Burton
Susan Cooper Jennifer Cowie
Linda Webb
Tuesday 3
Wednesday 4
Thursday 5
Friday 6
Help Needed
Help Needed
Maureen Whitton Help Needed
Holiday
Week 2, Term II
Monday 2
Wednesday 6
Catherine Kirbyi Snezana Bujaroska Anne Jones
Mother’s Day Stall Tuesday 3 and Friday 6 May 2011
It is that time of year again where the Junior School children have the opportunity to participate in the Fundraiser Mother’s Day Stall. Once again, we will pre-purchase a wide range of presents that the children will be able to choose from. For your child to participate please send in $10.00 for each present they wish to purchase, $5.00 of this will, as always be for school fundraising. Please enclose the money in an envelope which is clearly marked with CHILD’S NAME, CLASS AND AMOUNT ENCLOSED(remember NO gift is required). All monies should be sent in to either the Junior School Office (Years K-6) or the Piper Centre (Pre-Prep and Prep) before 29 APRIL. It is important that your child’s money is handed into the correct office so that their names are marked off correctly and there are no disappointments on the day. For further enquiries please contact Lisa Kiteley 0407 127 550
Stitch it, Bead it, Sew it, Pin it, Dye it, Thread it, Quilt it, Make it.. Beginning next term, students in the School have the opportunity to join a sewing group on Wednesday afternoons to learn some new skills and make crafty things. The group met last year and had lots of good fun and enjoyed learning some new skills. ‘ The Sewing Room’ runs for 8 weeks and costs $80, all materials supplied. If you are interested, email ssandland@tigs.nsw.edu.au for any other information. A confirmation letter will need to be signed off before beginning the class.
Careers News The Illawarra Credit Union Careers Expo 2011
A Public Session of the Illawarra Credit Union Careers Expo is to be held on Tuesday 10 May from 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm at the Illawarra Credit Union Hockey Stadium, Waples Road Unanderra. This Expo is presented in a stall format and provides a variety of careers information featuring representatives from • most universities in NSW and ACT • many private training providers • most TAFE departments • major employers • various help agencies As Year 11 will be the only grade visiting the Expo during school time, it is highly recommended that students from Years 10 and 12 along with parents visit the Expo during the public session. A booklet outlining representatives attending the Expo can be obtained from the Careers Room and will be available at the door of the stadium.
Introducing a New Careers Website - www.mhscareers.com
The Illawarra Grammar School is now subscribing to a new careers service which allows students and parents to be kept up to date with Careers News and Events. This information includes: aspects of specific career areas, study pathways, notification of tertiary institution information sessions, work preparation and many other items of interest. This system also provides valuable links to other career sites. To access this information go to the website www.mhscareers.com click on NSW and ACT and then login with: student or parent and the password: health. Students and parents are able to use the email alert service at this website for regular updates and valuable new information. Go to the “Contact Us” page on the site and use the “E-mail Form” to register your email address. Under HOME on mhscareers.com you will find a page “How to use this website”. On the website, have a look at the News Pages and Events Calendar and browse through the many other useful careers pages. Glenis Murphy Careers Adviser
University of Wollongong Events Year 10 Student and Parent Information Evening - Wollongong University Hall Tuesday 24 May, 2011 Bookings will open in April. University of Wollongong Open Night June 2011 (Date TBC) Bookings will open in May Yr 12 Student and Parent Information Evening - Wollongong University Hall Tuesday 16 August 2011 6.30pm - 8.30pm Bookings will open in July. http://www.uow.edu.au/future/events/index.html
Uniform Shop Year 7 2011 Information
Please note that Year 7 students who require a winter uniform should visit the Uniform Shop for fittings till the end of Term.
Uniform Shop School Holiday Opening Hours
9.00am to 2.00pm Friday 15 April and Saturday 16 April. Appointments necessary, please phone 4220 0230.
Creative Arts News What a fun night out! The Art Gallery of NSW was the perfect venue for a group of TIGS students to experience art and to meet other students who are also interested in art. The students from Years 7 - 12 viewed the ArtExpress exhibition and were really inspired by the students’ artworks. They are pictured on the steps of the gallery below. Next term, we will have the opportunity to see Australia’s premier portrait competition The Archibald Prize. This Art After Hours visit is always popular and positions fill quickly on the bus. It will occur during the second week of next term May 4, so interested students should collect a permission slip from the Creative Arts Staff room as soon as possible to secure their position on the bus.
TIGS Art and Photography Workshops
Art From the Heart is a very successful and popular after school art workshop that is continuing again this year with some very enthusiastic and artistic students. There are still some places available in these classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and costs to cover art materials and tuition are involved. Enquiries should be forwarded to Art From the Heart’s teacher Mrs Kallinikos via email bkallinikos@tigs.nsw.edu.au. We are also very excited to announce that a Photography and Digital Media workshop will be running in Term II on Tuesday afternoons and will be open to students in Years 5 - 12. Students will receive tuition in using cameras, taking great photos and using digital software. Again, there are costs involved. To register your interest in the Photography course or to find out more, please contact the Head of Visual Arts, Mrs Esposito sesposito@ tigs.nsw.edu.au.
NAPLAN Dates
NAPLAN for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 will take place from 10 to the 12 May 2011.
Year 10 History Often learning about the past can be an objective, intellectual activity. We are taught to read and analyse sources, form arguments and corroborate evidence. Subsequently, the human narrative is shrouded and our understanding of History suffers because the individual, the personal, the emotive is lost. Year 10 History are currently studying Australia’s involvement in the 2nd Indo-China conflict or The Vietnam War and were privileged to listen to and engage with a presentation by Mrs Suong Nguyen on Monday 28 March. As a refugee having fled Vietnam by boat due to persecution in 1981, Mrs Nguyen was able to bring to life for the students living in Vietnam during the war and the impact on the war on ordinary civilians. Her personal insights and knowledge are not found in any textbooks and provided the students with a unique learning experience. She was very gracious and receptive to the students and is a valuable asset to the school community. We thank Mrs Nguyen very much for volunteering her time to support the History programs at the School. Mr Chamberlain
Senior School Sport Information
Sporting Success
Year 9/10 Sports Terms II and III
Cycling Success
The Winter Sports for Years 9/10 will begin week 2 next Term. Students will be given new stickers in their diary next week which they will select their sport for the following terms. All stickers must be signed by parents before Week 2.
Year 9 Camp Information Night
An information evening for parents will be held on Wednesday 27 April at 6.30pm in the IGC. Staff from Boomerang Adventures will be present to answer any questions you may have in regards to the Year 9 Camp.
Tara Equestrian Interschool Event
Bridget Mullany (Year 9) has capped off a successful track cycling season. Recently selected in the 2011 NSW Junior Track Cycling Team, She has bought home three Australian Championship medals. Congratulations Bridget on outstanding achievements.
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Click here to read the full Senior School Sports article.
AICES Swimming Carnival
Last week TIGS took over 30 students to Sydney Aquatic Centre Homebush for the AICES Swimming Carnival. With over 60 schools in this association TIGS and our association NASSA produced outstanding results.
The Senior School Cross Country will be held on Thursday 7 April at Kembla Joggers purpose built cross country facility at Darkes Road West, Dapto. All students are expected to attend this compulsory whole school event to support their Houses.
NASSA were both overall AICES champion association and percentage champion association. TIGS played a major role in aiding the NASSA association to victory.
Students are to wear full sports uniform and house shirt all day.
Students are asked to wear sunscreen and bring plenty of fluid and food for the day. There will be a BBQ and drinks for sale on the day. All money raised from this will go to support the Community Problem Solving Team going to the USA for the International CMPS finals. If the weather looks inclement please listen to 96.5 Wave FM for cancellation details. We look forward to another exciting House competition day.
Hailey Van Vreumingen riding “Kurly” also had excellent results. Hailey achieved 3rd place in the sporting events, 4th place in the “Best Hands” Hacking event, 3rd in Preparatory 3 Dressage and 5th in Preparatory 1 Dressage. Click here to read the full Senior School Sports article.
Senior School Cross Country – New Venue for 2011
Students will attend their first two lessons of the day and buses will leave at recess to shuttle all students to the new venue. Buses will leave from Western Avenue from 10.30am. No students are to drive to or be picked up from the venue. The carnival events will run in age divisions. At the completion of the carnival buses will bring students back to school for their normal leaving procedures.
This event was held last weekend at Sydney International Equestrian Centre. Charli Morelli entered in two EFA Dressage tests being IC and IA and received first place in both tests.
South Coast Schools Surfing Championships
The South Coast Schools Surfing Championships were held at Werri Beach on Friday 25 March. Harrison Reid and Joshua Chapple were the senior A Boys team making it to the semi-final but being out surfed by St. John Evangelist School.
Our school swimming team achieved the following outstanding results: Champion Girls Swim Team, Champion Boys Swim Team, Overall Medal Tally Winners and Overall Champion School. Click here to read the full Senior School Sports article.
The Junior boys team, comprising of Angus Cochrane, Harrison Steele and Samuel Gibbs also enjoyed success making it to the semi finals but then falling to the talented Ulladulla High School. All three girls, Stella Crick, Tiara Dobbs and Zoe Izzard finished 3rd in their heats and gained much experience. This year proved successful with our best results to date in this annual competition and the future looks even brighter with so many up and coming young surfers here at the School. Click here to read the full Senior School Sports article.
Cricket
Congratulations to both our Junior and Senior Cricket teams in winning the NASSA Championships. Both teams were undefeated in this competition. Click here to read the full Senior School Sports article.
NASSA Tennis Gala Day
The NASSA Tennis Gala day was held at Campbelltown for 2011. The team took 5 boys and 5 girls and comprised of students from Year 8 through to Year 11. Congratulations to both tennis teams as TIGS were Girls and Boys NASSA Champions for 2011. Click here to read the full Senior School Sports article.
AFL Umpiring
We were fortunate to have two highly accredited AFL umpires conduct an umpiring workshop with Mr Deck’s Yr 10 PE lesson last week. Both umpires have extensive experience, having officiated in 12 professional AFL Grand Finals. Mr Deck and the class gained a great deal from the valuable opportunity to work with skilled professionals and I’d like to thank Dave Johnson, NSWACT AFL Illawarra Development Manager, for organising the visit. Anyone 13 years or over who is interested in qualifying as an AFL umpire please see Ms Graydon for information.
Assembly promotion
Ms Graydon was pleased to welcome two of our senior students to speak at assembly in week 8. We heard from Mark Mura (Year 12) who was selected in the U/18 NSW/ACT AFL Rams State Squad and recently travelled to Albury for trial games. Mark will travel to Melbourne for final selections in April. New student, Kuiam Anu (Year 10) also addressed the assembly. He is currently training four days a week under Sydney Swans’ Coach Paul Roos as a member of the Swans Academy. Kuiam has been nominated to attend the CIS AFL selection trials later this month and we wish him well.
Girls AFL
Unfortunately the Open Girls’ team consisting of Georga Bovington,Sarah Baker, Bijanka Veljanovski, Elena Hoban, Peita Kallinikos, Harriet Ingell, Phaoebe Fraser and Amy Carberry were unable to play at the North Dalton Park Gala Day in week 7 due to Music and Drama rehearsals. We look forward to future opportunities to develop skills and enjoy the game.
Term II Boys’ 9 a side Gala Day.
A number of boys have already seen Ms Graydon about playing in a 9 a side Gala Day at Reed Park, Dapto in week 7 of Term II. If you are interested in trialling for the Under 14, 16 or Open team please come and see Ms Graydon in the English staff room.
TIGS Extended As daylight savings comes to an end this weekend, this means the days will get dark very early with most of us arriving home in the dark. Wouldn’t it be great to get home from work and the children have already done their homework with supervision, had a nutritious afternoon tea and enjoyed a social play with their friends? Did you know TIGS Extended is an approved Childcare service, so all families are eligible for the Childcare Tax Rebate of 50% for out of pocket childcare expenses. Sound too good to be true? Well it is true! Just look at the pictures of the children having so much fun at TIGS Extended. Places are limited so contact the service Director via email kbuckley@tigs.nsw.edu.au
Saturday 21 May 2011
Time is flying as we prepare for the 2011 Great Fete. There is much still to do and many small jobs both before and during the Fete still requiring volunteers. To find out how you can best help and to see the 2011 TIGS Great Fete Raffle prizes please click here. The container that is used to store fete donations will be on site in the Powell St car park from the 1st day back of Term II. Donations for all stalls will be accepted from this time onwards and we would appreciate as much support as possible. Please mark your donation clearly with the name of the intended stall. At the beginning of Term II all families will receive a Fete newsletter and a book of raffle tickets. As you can see from the list attached there are some great prizes. We would encourage the whole school community to get behind the raffle and do their best to sell the tickets and return to Student Receptions by Friday May 13. There will be many fabulous stalls and activities on Fete day to entertain visitors of all ages. There will taste sensations from all parts of the globe. Our TIGS students will play their part in stall participation, on-stage performances and as Student hosts. For the 2011 TIGS Great Fete to be a success we need everybody to do what they can to be involved. If you can help in anyway above, or in another way not listed please feel free to contact the Fete Committee via pandf@tigs.com.au or call Barb on 0409 969044 or Sheridon 0409 822273. Barb Mandelson and Sheridon Tregonning for the Fete Committee
Tickets available online from Week 1 Term II The Illawarra Grammar School Production for 2011 is West Side Story. Tickets this year will only be available for purchase online via the School website. Please visit the School Website during Week 1 Term II to book your tickets.
School Holiday Tennis Clinics Parker’s Tennis Clinics at Harbour Street, Wollongong & Wests Illawarra, Unanderra
Bookings are Essential - For more information call: Andrew on 0407 029 731 or 4237 7496 Email: arparker@bigpond.net.au There are also Tennis Clinics held at Jamberoo during the school holidays.
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