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RSHS ESC – PO Box 5089, Rockingham Beach WA 6969 Tel: 9523 7600 [email protected] [email protected]

Term 3, Issue 1 2018 Newsletter An Independent Public School

Diary Dates Term 4 Commences [Students]

Tues 9th October

Last Day Yr 12 Students Farewell Fun Day

Fri 12th October [am]

Valedictory Ceremony Yr 12s—MPAC

Mon 15th October 6.30pm-9.30pm

Awards Ceremony Gary Holland Centre

Fri 2nd November 9.30am-10.45am

Parent Support Meeting Thur 8th November 10.30am-11.30am

School Board Meeting Tues 13th November

Last Day Yr 11 Students Fri 23rd November

Last Day Term 4 Thur 13th December

Dear families and friends

Term 3 has been action packed and lots of fun.

Most of you have met with your child’s teacher to discuss their Individual Learning Plans and where they are headed to in the future. ILP meetings are vital to identify any changing priorities and this Semester we have modified these plans to better track your child’s progress.

TRANSITION – YEAR 7 2019 This term we have been busy running our annual transition program for the year 6 students from our feeder Primary Schools. We are expecting approximately 10 students from a number of Primary Schools. The transition students are attending two sessions each Tuesday morning. They have been involved in a very exciting program which has been very capably run by Ms Laura Baldwin. Next term Our Associate Principal will be making appointments to complete the enrolment process. Parents will be contacted very shortly. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome our new families into the school community and we look forward to working with you next year.

NDIS During this week we have invited every parent into the school to meet with NDIS providers from Work power, GSI Options and Intechange to discuss their child’s NDIS Plans and to ensure they are registered with disabilities for the NDIA roll over. Thank you to Di Lake for organising these meetings your hard work is appreciated. The feedback from parents has been very positive and encouraging. The the information gained from these sessions has been invaluable.

BUSHRANGERS Well done to our Year 8 Bushrangers. They are WA finalists in the Recreate Waste – Art Competition sponsored by Conservation Australia and Rio Tinto. Well done Ms Johnson. Our Senior Cadets are looking forward to their camp next term. After reading the itinerary you are in for a fun packed adventure with Ms Nixon and a number of Education Assistants. Good luck and keep yourselves safe.

WELLBEING PROGRAMS This term saw the introduction of a number of well - being programs. Congratulations to our Student Support Officer, Ms Marrollo, who has worked tirelessly coordinating and running sessions with our students. I know she has a number of great programs planned for term 4. There is a summary of these programs in our Student Services section of the newsletter.

THANK YOU To our wonderful staff for working hard to ensure our school delivers an interesting and challenging curriculum to our students. Congratulations and a big thank you to our Learning Area Coordinators for the tremendous work you have completed this term to ensure we keep abreast of all that’s new in curriculum. I am amazed at the ‘hands on activities’, the students have participated and fully engaged in their learning. Keep up the great work.

FAREWELL We farewell our year 12 students next term and we wish them well for their future plans. Keep safe and work hard at being the best person you can be.

CONGRATULATIONS

To conclude my article this week I would like to extend a congratulations to our Associate Principal Caroline Mason. She has been seconded to Kalamunda ESC as the Acting Principal. We will miss you heaps don’t forget to come back in week 6. All the very best. Finally have a safe and happy holiday and see you in Term 4!

Diane Atkinson

2018 AWARDS CEREMONY Friday 2nd November

Gary Holland Community Centre

9.30am—10.45am Followed by Morning Tea

Please RSVP to the school ASAP

From The Principal

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Yr 7a

Yr 7b

Year 7A Students have been learning how to do basic sewing. With a few simple instructions from Ms Nicholls, they were soon experts in sewing on buttons.

They could not wait to show Mrs Atkinson their handiwork. Great Job!

LEARNING TO SEW BY HAND

A BASIC LIFESKILL WE COULD ALL USE :)

The very lucky Year 7b students won a lunch recently to celebrate being the class winners for excellent attendance. After many discussions and a vote, Hungry Jacks was the winner for lunch on 10th September. Students walked very carefully to Hungry Jacks Rockingham for a Stunner Meal Deal lunch. The Year 7b students are to be commended on their excellent behaviour. Even a mum who was enjoying her lunch, complimented our fantastic students. Comments of the day regarding the reward lunch were:-

“It is really nice and I am having fun” - Jaolyn

“I feel really happy” - Dylan

“This is the best lunch” - Sarah

“This is really good and I want to do this again” - Natalie

Well done year 7, keep up the excellent attendance.

Reward for good attendance enjoyed by Yr 7b

On the 7th of September Year 7A went to Woolworths

to participate in a ' Fresh Food Kids Tour'. We got to

go on a tour of the store and even got to go in the ice

cream freezer. It was freezing!

After our tour of the store we participated in some fun

activities about vegetables. We spoke about why the

different vegetables are good for you, and we got to

guess the different fruits and vegetables by only

feeling them. At the end of our tour, our tour leader

Kyra told us how impressed she was with how we all

had a go at answering some tricky questions and how

fantastic our behaviour was. After we left Woolworths

we went to the food court and bought our own lunch.

It was such a fun day!

Discovery Tour



Yr 8

Yr 9

As part of Science Week in August, our students got to experience “Walking on Water”. Yr 8 Teacher, Ms Batchler had the students mix up a big batch of Oobleck. Students were forewarned it could get messy, so they bought a change of clothing so they could run through the Oobleck!. Even the staff joined in. Everyone was amazed at how the Oobleck looked like white water, but the properties changed [viscosity] when the students ran through it. So much fun while learning! Thank you Ms Batchler—WE LOVE SCIENCE!

Get on Board Station Tour

Year 9 Students participated in a station tour on Friday 14th September 2018. Students caught the bus to Rockingham Station and the Train to Kwinana whilst listening to a Transperth educator. Students gained more confidence by learning how to use the transport system efficiently and safely.

WE LOVE SCIENCE!



Yr 10

Yr 11

Yr 12/13

Term 3 has been a very busy one. Students have been completing their academic programs as well as being involved in various community activities.

They have had hands on experience taking part in Aboriginal cooking and then tasting these traditional foods, an activity they thoroughly enjoyed. Students have also been cleaning up our beaches in Bushrangers and have taken part in the WADSA physical activity program at the Mike Barnett center. The West Coast Eagles have visited our school on a number of occasions speaking about important

issues—This has been great for our West Coast Eagles supporters! Our students have also been to Fishability, where we have started looking for leadership qualities to appoint mentors from our class for Term 4.

We have introduced our well-being program this Term with students focusing on one well-being strategy each week. They have covered:

Believing in yourself Self-Calming Active Constructive responding Strength of self talk Valuing other people Sleep matters

Mindfulness advantage Research process Empathy and Caring

Next term our Small Business Enterprise program will be selling Christmas labels. Please feel free to order your labels from Room 6.

Be Quick for your Christmas Labels

Several of our year 12 and 13 students have been involved with the Good Samaritan Industries (GSI) School Transition to Employment Program (STEP) throughout the year. Layth, Angel and Jake have been working at GSI in Canning Vale; Layth and Angel at the recycling plant and Jake in the canteen. Chloe has been doing her STEP work at the GSI retail store in Mandurah.

This is a fantastic opportunity for our students where they gain valuable work skills in a supportive environment. We must say a big thank you to GSI for accepting so many of our students into this fabulous program.

https://www.goodsamaritan.com.au/disability-services-and-employment/students/

STEP Program [School Transition to Employment Program]

Some Yr 11 students have been taking part in an employment and skills program run by The Good Samaritan Industries at Canning Vale. The students have been tutored on goal setting, personal presentation, exploring work options and very soon will learn about transport to and general safety in the workplace.

The students were treated to a tour of the facility where they saw for themselves where the clothing and other items sold at GSI stores are sorted. They also saw how GSI bins are built and how clothing is baled up to send overseas.

Students discovered a delicious, well priced canteen on the site, not to mention a most entertaining video arcade game! - Of course the most entertaining part of the day is always our impromptu ‘car pool karaoke’ sessions on the bus!!

[Mrs Lawler]





Valedictory Ceremony Yr 12 Students

Monday 15th October 2018 Mandurah Performing Arts Centre

As you would be aware, the Valedictory Ceremony for Year 12 students will be held at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre in Mandurah on Monday 15th October 2018. Year 12 students are eligible to participate regardless of whether they have achieved WACE requirements.

Tickets are for sale until Friday 12th October between 8.30am—4.00pm.

A photographer will be available on the night, for students and/or family members for professional photos.

This is a formal evening and students are required to be dressed appropriately. No jeans, T-Shirts, polo shirts, bare midriffs or sneakers.

Parents are reminded that school charges should not have been finalised. Please make an appointment with Manager Corporate Services if you have any queries.

Farewell Fun Day Yr 12 Students

The Yr 12 Farewell Fun Day will be held Friday 12th October [8.30am—Lunchtime]. This is a morning full of fun activities, usually with a BBQ, bouncy castle, dunking machine, water slide and amusement games. This is a fun way for the Year 12s to finish their last day at school. It would be advised that students bring a pair of boardies , rashie/T-shirt and a towel. Students must wear their school uniform to school and change once instructed to by the class teacher.

AFL X Football

AFL X Working as a team and supporting each other. The ESC Team is loving the game so far and doing

really well.

Thanks to Ms Whyllie and Ms Compton for

organising the team, Mr Weston and the parents

who come down to watch. Cannot wait to see how

they all go next term!



Bush Rangers Lower School

Students from Year 7, 8 and 9 all had the opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of native animals this term. We

enjoyed learning about the snakes and animals from Radical Reptiles and Animal Arc.

Year 7

This term Year 7 Bush Ranger students have been learning about native birds and how they survive the environment. We built nests, used different tools as beaks to catch our food, participated as parent birds in a race to feed our chicks to see the hazards that birds face (each student took turns to be a chick!) and looked at the different types of native birds that are in our local environment.

Unfortunately, we were rained out of our bush walk at our C.A.B.A.T.E excursion but we got to meet a few more interesting animal friends and learn about taking care of wildlife.

Sahara, Kayde and Bailey using beaks (tools) to catch some food

Elijah and Dylan using beaks (tools) to catch some food

Making nests – Kayla and Jaolyn

Year 8

The Year 8 Bush Rangers have been learning about global warming and how it can affect wildlife. Students created a bottle top art project for the Recreate Waste Art Recycling competition called ‘Plastic Splash!’. Ms Boyd and I were very proud of their group efforts.

Above all it was great to watch the Year 8s work together to start our Paper Recycling Program. As a class, students worked together to collect, weigh and record the paper to be recycled from each year group. Our first collection weighed 16.9 kilograms!

Klive sorting paper for recycling Crystal, Siobhan and Madison creating the artwork ‘Plastic Splash!’

Finished Work

Year 9

This term, Year 9 students have been learning about wetlands, its aquatic macro-invertebrates and the pollution that comes from people. Students identified ‘water-bugs’ and tested the water samples on excursions and looked at the different ways that pollution can get into the wetlands.

Another highlight was the visit from Booyi Culture to assist students in learning about Aboriginal culture and creating some beautiful artwork using Aboriginal symbols. Students have also continued their Adopt-A-Beach program and this will carry on in term 4.

The Year 9s completing a large scale board game about taking care of our water.



Bush Rangers Upper School

Year 12 Mersey Point Rehabilitation

The Year 12 Bush Rangers have planted a total of 820 native plants (sedges and sword grasses) at Mersey Point in the Shoalwater Island Marine Park. Simply WOW! Thank you to Craig Wilson (Coastal and Marine Project Manager) and Rockingham City Council for all you support and planning. Our Bush Rangers have felt a great sense of pride contributing to their local community and look forward to continuing their efforts.

Year 12 Nearer to Nature – Wetland Connections – Star Swamp

We travelled to Star Swamp in August to examine the macro invertebrates (water bugs) found within the swamp. The students had to identify what macro invertebrates (water bugs) they had found, they discussed their pollution sensitivity and concluded their day by testing the quality of the water. It was a lovely day and we would like to thank Richard Olive.

Year 12 Booyi Culture – Bush Medicine

Booyi Culture provided our Bush Rangers with a wonderful introduction to Bush Medicine. They came to understand how our native flora was used both in practical everyday living and as medicine. For example, the paperbark was used as an insect repellant, for skin conditions and as a roof covering when building a mia mia. The Rangers created healing bags from native leaves, bark, seeds and the natural oils released from them. It was a fabulous incursion and would like to thank Booyi Culture.

Year 10 and Year 11 St John Ambulance - First Aid Recruits – Bronze Level

Our Bush Rangers have actively been participating in the St John Ambulance – First Aid Recruits – Bronze Level. They have been working to complete six modules of work ranging from DRS ABCD to how to manage fractures, bleeds and burns. They have participated in role play scenarios to practice their practical skills. Well done Year 10 and Year 11 Bush Rangers.

Our Conservation Project –Beach Clean Ups – AMDI –Term 3 Summary

Rockingham ESC Upper School Bush Rangers have adopted three sections of beach in the local Rockingham Area to remove Marine Debris – Shoalwater Beach in the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, Safety Bay Beach and Waikiki Beach. We have completed another six clean ups. Our Year 11 Bush Rangers have mentored and worked closely with students from Rockingham Beach Primary School introducing them to our AMDI Beach Clean Up Conservation Project. They have shared experiences at the beach collecting marine debris, identifying hazards and when back at school sorting and recording what they found. We hope this new partnership continues into the future. Congratulations to our Bush Rangers an outstanding effort!

WE have made a difference in our local community.

R Nixon Bush Rangers Unit Leader



Calming Minds program Calming minds is an 8 week well-being program that addresses children’s overall wellbeing through movement, mindfulness and meditation. Students will learn tools and techniques to help them experience and develop a skill set to manage underlying thought processes and empower them when facing personal challenges. Each session has a concept which aligns to the Australian Health and Physical Education Curriculum strands. These classes equip students with skills they can use at pivotal points in their schooling journey and equip children with the greatest life tools we can give them. Boys Program An 8 session well-being program for young men called In Real Life: Equip will begin in term 4. The program is fun and interactive, and designed to help young men build their skills in teamwork, resolving conflict, assertive communication and emotional regulation. The program also covers safe use of technology and social media and encourages students to build their support networks. Mentoring Mentoring is designed to provide guidance and support to students who are not only experiencing academic difficulties, but social and emotional hardships. The mentoring programs will be approximately 15 minutes in length and are facilitated in a flexible manner, meaning that the program is tailored to meet the specific needs of the individual.

Student Services With Mrs Atkinson

In term 3 we began a new program called In Real Life; a program designed to help girls enhance their friendship skills. In Real Life addressed topics such as making and being a good friend, gossip, conflict resolution, managing emotions, safe social media use,. It also assisted girls to identify their support networks. Now that Term 3 has come to a close so do the Wellbeing Programs for now. The Real Life Program for girls and the mentoring have proved to be extremely successful and we thank the students who have participated.

Term 4

We will be holding WA Mental Health Day on October 10th (Week 1, Wednesday). There will be:-

Guest speakers from WA Association for Mental Health talking about the importance of self care

Sausage Sizzle at recess for the students

WA Rock Painting & hiding

Classes will design mental health awareness posters [prize for the best] and a colouring in competition from the Fresh Faced Friday initiative

Visits from Headspace, Act-Belong-Commit, City of Rockingham, Communicare

Drumbeat will be performing

WA Rock—Hiding rocks around the school

Games We are all excited to be running this day—More information to come in Term 4 PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES



Forging Links with the Community

Work Place Learning “Strengthening community Ties”

The Pop-Up Café students at Gracehaven really made Betty’s day by celebrating her 94th birthday with her. It was a lovely celebration and enjoyed by all.

Associate Principal and VET Corordinator, Ms Caroline Mason, was extended an invitation recently to speak at the Rockingham General Hospital Auxiliary Inc. Annual General Meeting. Ms Mason spoke about the long lasting and important links forged between Elenora’s Café and our school, outlining the advantages and benefits for students [past and present] who participate in Work Experience.

Long Lasting Community Ties

As part of his Work Place Learning Program, student Cory has been sharing his enjoyment and knowledge of puppet making by hosting workshops every Monday for the residents of Baptistcare Gracehaven. He has done an amazing job and we would like to share with you his re-count. Please read overleaf to share Cory’s story…………….

Puppet Making A Story by Cory Powley

Rockingham Auxiliary President, Joan Salter with Associate Principal, Caroline Mason



Technology Staff Personal Development

“The school will upskill staff as a continued school focus” Education Assistants at the school have been attending PD workshops with Esmeralda, to upskill and develop new skills on the iPads and Spheros to support student learning. They have been using practical hands on approach and have been working with:- Book Creator, Pic Collage, Kahoot, iMotion, Google Drive, Airdropping, Sphero, Blog, Screen Sharing.

“I started my work placement at 8.40 am by making my way firstly to the Life skills room at school to meet up with Mrs Hamlet to get ready to go to Gracehaven. First off, we practised on what I was going to say to the senior residents and then we rearranged which box the resources go in. Then we needed other resources like scissors, needles, plastic bags, colouring in pens and other materials. When everything was in order, we made out way over to Gracehaven where we had to sign in . We then went to C House to greet the lady and start on what we are going to do. I was helping out with 2 senior ladies and Ms Hamlet was helping with 4 other ladies, we just got on with the lesson. I was helping a nice senior lady to sew, Miss Pam. I was at first trying to teach her how to sew but she could not remember everything I taught her. She was trying but had a rough time remembering, I did the work for her to help out. The other lady was doing fine, she didn't need my help so we just carried on making puppets. Pam and I were having a nice chat for a while but sadly it was time to go, so we packed up , said goodbye and left. After that, we came back to the school and unpacked. We sat down to discuss what we did today”.

WOW—Cory, what an amazing re-count! You have helped make a difference to the residents with your Puppet Making classes and your conversation

skills—WELL DONE :)

A Story by Cory Powley ….continued from previous page

Students have been busy practising their Technology skills. The Year 11s have been working very hard and have created some great videos on their iPads explaining diversity. We hope to share their creations with you very soon by uploading to the website and/or Facebook.

Student Technology

Cory demonstrating sewing to ra resident of Gracehaven



We are a Choose Respect School

YEAR / FORM

Participation Nominee Achievement Nominee Class Choose Respect Nominee

YR7b Jade VINEY Elijah SARGENT Elijah SARGENT

YR8 Montanah and Madison WEINBRECHT NONE Jack SCHAFER-TURPIN

YR9 Matthew CLARK / Toby CUNNINGHAM Charlie THOMAS / Ethan BERGLUND Lachlan PARKES / Corey WALTON

YR10 Maddi MILLER /Thomas LAWTHER Ryan RAE / Damien LUMLEY Ryan RAE / John DAVIES

YR11 Zac THOROGOOD / Akira SIMPTON NONE Jayden BROODKOORN

YR12/13 Angel CRUZ Chloe WATT / Jessica BURFORD Shane LAMBECK / Layth WILES

YR7B/R Bailey COUTTS Sarah WAGNER NONE

YR8B/R NONE Caleb POLAND NONE

YR9B/R Isaiah SARGENT NONE Lachlan PARKES / Charlie THOMAS

YR8PE Montanah WEINBRECHT Conor ARMSTRONG Siobhan BEST

YR9PE Charlie THOMAS Aiden ATKINS Lachlan PARKES

Congratulations to all our Certificate Winners for Assembly September 14th 2018

Name Year Group Form

Chidgey, Kayla 7 YR7A

Cooper, Jaydan 7 YR7A

Harrison, Jaolyn 7 YR7B

Kepa, Jahday 7 YR7B

Mifsud, Natalie 7 YR7A

Sargent, Elijah 7 YR7B

Findlay, Crystal 8 YR8

Cunningham, Toby 9 YR9

Parkes, Lachlan 9 YR9

Sargent, Isaiah 9 YR9

Rae, Ryan 10 YR10

Binandeh, Tina 11 YR11

Broodkoorn, Jayden 11 YR11

Simpson, Akira 11 YR11

Burford, Jessica 12 YR12

Wilkes, Layth 12 YR12

Attendance Awards

Name Year Group

Form

Coutts, Bailey 7 YR7B

King, Dylan 7 YR7B

Wagner, Sarah 7 YR7B

Bender, Joshua 9 YR9

Davies, John 10 YR10

Lumley, Damien 10 YR10

Miller, Maddi 10 YR10

Powley, Cory 11 YR11

Sargent, Danielle 11 YR11

SILVER Name Year

Group Form

Geletic, Riley 7 YR7A

Viney, Jade 7 YR7B

Clark, Matthew-John 9 YR9

Wallis, Edward 10 YR9

Thorogood, Zacary 11 YR11

Ashton, Jake 12 YR13

Cruz, Angelica 12 YR12

Lambeck, Shane 12 YR13

Thomas, Chelsea 12 YR13

GOLD

BRONZE

Major Choose Respect Award Congratulations to JADE VINEY - Yr 7 Great Job—Keep up the good work!



Former West Coast Eagles player Brad Dalziel visited the school and spoke to students about the importance of using the internet and social media safely and securely.

He also spoke about the negative impact that cyber bullying can have on peoples lives and why it is so important not to be a part of any behaviour like this.

He finished the morning by talking about the importance of setting goals for your future.

All students participated really well and answered some really important questions about cyber safety.

Thankyou to Mr Kaine Cook for organising this activity for the students.

Using the Internet and Social Media Being Safe and Secure

Staying Fit and Healthy Including the importance of maintaining Mental Health

Ric the Rock and Zac from the Eagles Football Club visited the school on 3rd September to speak to students about the importance of staying fit and healthy and how important it is to maintain mental health as well.

Students participated in some light exercise led by

the very energetic Ric the Rock.

Thanks to Miss Marrollo, SSO, for organising this special treat for students, they had fun while learning important information.

Cooking Food the Aboriginal Way

As part of HASS and incorporating Aboriginal Culture into our curriculum, the students at Rockingham Senior High School Education Support Centre, had a taste of not only eating Aboriginal food but also having-a-go at preparing and cooking it. On the 24th August 2018 Marissa and Sandra from Bindi Bindi Dreaming guided the students to in preparing some amazing dishes using traditional bush herbs such as Lemon Myrtle, Sea Parsley, Saltbush and River mint [just to name a few].

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Bindi Bindi Dreaming

Brad Dalziel speaking about the importance of cyber safety

Ric the Rock getting warmed up!



Continued

The Menu included:-

Kangaroo curry with rice

Lemon Myrtle chicken meatballs. Rissoles with Sea Parsley and Saltbush

Beef Pasta bake with bush spices

Lemon Myrtle cake, Chocolate Rivermint cake, banana and Wattleseed cake

Cracker biscuits and infused dips

Fruit salad with Rivermint

Damper It was an amazing incursion and staff and students gathered at lunchtime to taste test the food and all agreed it was amazing. Kangaroo Curry was definitely a first for many.

Student Bella with Marissa & Sandra Tegwyn looking very happy with her selections of food

Yr 12 Student Jessica should be very proud of herself

[as are we], for taking the initiative to volunteer at

Gracehaven once her Year 12 school ceases.

She will be delivering art classes and assisting in the

hair salon. Jessica will be actively enhancing and

making a difference to the resident’s well-being,

whilst practising her VET skills.

WELL DONE JESS!

Congratulations!



Smile you have been snapped And we love smiling faces

School Assemblies are usually held 3 times per term and Parent/Caregivers are welcome and encouraged to

attend. It is always best to phone the school the day before or on the morning of assembly to confirm that it

is on. Due to unforeseen circumstances from time to time assemblies may have be re-scheduled.

Thank you for your understanding.

School Assemblies



Thank you to those families who have sent in their RSVPs to date. If you have not yet sent your reply in, please do so ASAP.

Thanks so much!


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Community News

So many great things are happening in and around our Community Where applicable please click on the pics or links below


http://www.facebook.com/RockinghamshsESC

http://rockingham.wa.gov.au/Events/2018/October/Change-Maker-Festival

http://rockingham.wa.gov.au/Community/Get-involved/Volunteering/The-Volunteer-Centre

http://rockingham.wa.gov.au/Events/2018/September/Upcycle-Art-Project-Exhibition

https://www.nds.org.au/news/nds-helpdesk-goes-live-all-your-ndis-questions-answered?_cldee=YWR2aXNvcnlAZHNjLndhLmdvdi5hdQ%3d%3d&recipientid=contact-d2c9a35d3b9ee511b5d10050568e218a-354cf2cf48a441d2a8778b8650951095&esid=1d6eb5d6-4e89-e811-80c8-005056ac7853

https://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/community/young-people/youth-action/holiday-program

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