from the leadership team In writing this article, many thoughts and emotions competed for expression as I contemplate retirement in a personally challenging year. When I consider whether a lifetime spent as a teacher and educational leader was fulfilling and meaningful; EDITION 13 the answer is an unequivocal YES! 13 SEPTEMBER I have the privilege of working alongside young 2017 people (students in Years 7-12) and adults (teachers and support staff), experiencing the highs and lows of their journeys. All whilst guiding, nurturing, mentoring and challenging individuals and groups. Ministry Matters We are mindful of the goal to professionally provide and deliver a challenging, relevant and engaging Canteen curriculum for our students, whilst preparing them with the skills for success in the 21st century. This Parents Teachers & Friends involves teachers understanding the research that 2018 Middle School House Leaders reveals how learning occurs and basing practices on this ever-evolving understanding. It is also our Careers responsibility to equip young people to understand themselves as learners. Our Middle School is a Operation Flinders shining example of where these elements are intentional. Year 12 Drama Production The growth and development of our students Year 12 Food & Hospitality (socially, ethically, spiritually and emotionally) in our school can occur in a safe and supportive Year 12 Legacy Projects environment which is based on strong Library News relationships. The opportunity exists at Cornerstone College to develop a Christian faith as part of a student’s (and staff member’s) holistic growth. This is a real blessing on a daily basis where faith is real and relevant to life. Year 12 student, Courtney Bishop, presented a wonderful Chapel last week which was a mosaic of her life at Cornerstone College. It included her Year 10 Experience at Hermannsburg and culminated in her Year 12 Research Project, a reader/book for Aboriginal children. I know that Courtney’s direction in life has been strongly impacted by her experiences. Her achievements encapsulate my personal fulfilment as an educator. click to log in God has blessed me richly by enabling me to have a role in these life changing experiences throughout my career. year 9 journey camp Mr Rob Rohde Deputy Principal information ministry matters

Canteen Committee Volunteer For the last six months the Communications and Ephesians 4 : 29 Once a term the Canteen Committee meets Engagement team at Cornerstone have enjoyed the to discuss the canteen facility: cibo bello. presence and assistance of Lur, a young lady who was working casually in the area of communications support. Do not let any The Canteen Committee consists of cibo bello staff/volunteers, College staff, elected Lur has been a special part of our college community, a student representatives and parents/ Muslim woman who has a remarkable story. In particular, unwholesome talk caregivers. her days growing up in Baghdad, her journey from the turmoil of life in Iraq, and ultimately into a more settled life in . come out of your We are looking for an additional College As part of Lur’s final day at Cornerstone, I interviewed her in Chapel. parent or caregiver to join the Canteen Committee. Meetings occur during school At one point, Lur shared an insight into the lack of freedom for people mouths, but only hours and usually take 45 minutes. If you living in Iraq. She told of the impact of ‘Al Qeada’, and more recently are interested, please contact Ms Susy Izzo ‘Isis’, and the way in which these terrorist organisations have turned what is helpful for on 8398 6015 or email sizzo@cornerstone. the lives of Muslims upside-down, all around the world. Lur’s humble sa.edu.au. and gracious storytelling tone resonated strongly with our staff and students. building others up Mr Jamie Cameron Wellbeing Director At the close of the Chapel I suggested there were many differences between Lur and me; including according to their her dress-wear, faith, and the story she tells. At the same time, I also proposed that we have so much in common. For the sake of those listening, I challenged her on a Muslim appreciation of core values Modified Timetable Days such as compassion, grace and humility. Her answers were quite remarkable, and that each of these needs, that it may Term 4 Week 4, 6 – 10 November play an important part in her own identity as a Muslim person. Every day is a changed/modified timetable benefit those who for all students except Year 10 Experience In Australia, and across much of Western society, there is great suspicion regarding the motives and students. attitudes of peoples of other cultures and religions. In the midst of distrust however, it is important we continue to talk with each other, and listen carefully to each other’s stories. In this way we can grow listen. Term 4, Weeks 7 – 8 out of our naivety and into a fuller understanding that dispels suspicion and creates common language. 24 November – 8 December A different timetable will operate in Lur gave our students this opportunity last week, and she was warmly thanked at the close of the prayer points Week 7 - 8 of Term 4 to accommodate Chapel. We are grateful to God for giving us Lur for the brief time she was at Cornerstone, and wish examinations. her well in all her hopes and dreams as a future Australian. • That in a divided world, God Pastor Albert Gast grants us wisdom to find Closing Services for 2017 things that unite us. Closing Celebration Year 11 and 12 7.00pm Thursday, 30 November 7.00pm for family talking points • For all affected by storms and Year 11 and 12 students and families. • When you think about people of the Muslim faith, what is your first reaction? What is earthquakes in different parts one word that describes your reaction? of the world. Closing Service Years 7 – 10 1.45pm Thursday 7 December for • To what degree do you believe that talking to people of other faiths is a path to inclusion • For all Australians as we Year 7 – 10 students and families. in a common society? Are there negatives to such dialogue? consider the gay-marriage vote in coming weeks. And Mr Jamie Cameron • What Christian core value would you most wish to discuss with a person of a different that we honour one another’s Wellbeing Director faith (humility, grace, forgiveness, compassion, justice, love, gratitude)? perspectives on a complex matter. information

Catastrophic Fire Days College Closure DECD Buses and Cornerstone College Shuttle Bus Cornerstone College's Bushfire Risk Status, has been changed to “OUTSIDE the Bushfire Safer Changes to Services in Term 3 Places” zone in Mount Barker. Given this updated rating, it is prudent to CLOSE the College on Catastrophic Fire Days, rather than remain open, as we have done in the past. Please note dates below are subject to change at the discretion of Mount Barker High School.

Due to the risk of fire, there are days when it is inadvisable to travel on regional roads and Term 3 inadvisable to stay in many areas. On these days, it is unlikely that a significant bushfire would (DECD & SHUTTLE BUSES DEPART EARLY 2.10pm Friday, 29 September – Please provide diary note for student to leave early.) be contained. The Country Fire Service (CFS) and the South Australian Government have named these days ‘Catastrophic Fire Days’. For further information please contact Ms Susy Izzo on 8398 6015 or sizzo@cornerstone. sa.edu.au or visit the school website here.

Group Photo Day Photographs for groups and teams will be taken on Wednesday, 27 September (Week 10).

A schedule will be published in Week 9 so that students can be prepared, should they be involved, as many sports teams already have a good photograph.

On photo day, the following guidelines apply:

- Students in sports teams wear their PE uniform which they may wear to school for the day. - Students in non-sport teams or groups wear their winter uniform (jackets and blazers are the only option as part of their winter uniform). - Music students wear Music uniforms as directed. For more information on Bushfire Risk Status and Safer/Last Resort Places please click here or - Normal expectations of dress and appearance must be met. Including hair tied back. visit the CFS website (www.cfs.sa.gov.au). - Students must be on time for photos.

Given this change, it will be important to review and update your family’s Bushfire Survival Plan. Mr Rob Rohde Please click here for more information regarding Bushfire Survival Plans or visit the CFS website. Deputy Principal Mr Craig Fielke Principal Exiting Students Preservice Teachers It is important that the College receives written confirmation, with one term's notice, of a student We currently have the following preservice teachers in our school: who may be leaving Cornerstone (as outlined in our Enrolment Policy and the Family Handbook, page 78). Mr Sean Jess from Flinders University, working in Literacy and Numeracy Ms Hayley Keen from Tabor College, working in Home Economics This includes all students in Years 7 to 11 who will be leaving Cornerstone College at the end of Mr Jay O'Connell from Uni SA, working in Design and Technology. 2017.

Four Flinders University interns are maintaining their contact with the College, working on For further advice please contact Ms Helen Charles on [email protected] or 8398 projects and involvement with the community as part of their growth as professionals. 6009.

We wish these aspiring teachers well and thank them for their contribution to the College and Providing this notice is appreciated and will avoid the need to pay one term of fees in lieu of the student learning. required notification. Variations to payment of one term of fees may be considered in special circumstances.

Mr Rob Rohde Deputy Principal Mr Craig Fielke Principal information

Operation Flinders School TV On 2 August, a team of ten departed Cornerstone College at 4.00am in the morning on a bus. SchoolTV is an online wellbeing resource We were bound for Yankaninna station, eight hours from the , in the far north for parents. Each month SchoolTV will Flinders Ranges. Our team was made up of five students from St Francis de Sales College, five explore a range of different topics that from Cornerstone College, plus a teacher from each school. are impacting on youth today. Along the way it was amazing to see how well the students bonded. We walked onto the bus as total strangers, one school up the back and one at the front. By the end of the bus trip we were This month's newsletter is -The impact all sitting next to each other having a great time. of Gambling; how influential is the marketing for sports betting on our We met our team leader, Chris, and our assistant team leader, Kobus, when we got off the youth? bus. Over our time at Operation Flinders, Chris and Kobus, along with teachers, Mr Matthew Schirmer and Mr Ben Horan, became the biggest motivation and support to us. Click the icon left or visit Charis to see all newsletters, including this month's The next days challenged us mentally and physically, with an average of 10 km of rough hiking each day with packs about 15kg each. Of course, a lot happened so not all of the trip was difficult; we went abseiling, mountain climbing, and met a few odd characters along the way.

The trip taught us leadership and navigation skills. We were given a destination and told to lead College the group. It also taught us skills about camping out in the bush and cooking our own meals. We Counsellors' had to work as a team to overcome challenges, problem solve and support each other. Contact Details But more than anything we left Operation Flinders with a sense of achievement and endurance. It affected all of us differently and we are all incredibly thankful to have been selected to go. If you or your child have any concerns please contact the school counsellors, Mr Ben Grillett Matthew Shirmer on 8398 6043 or Mrs Katy Year 9 Student Walker on 8393 6657. careers

2018 Applications Apprenticeship and Employment Workplace Learning Opportunities for University Opportunities and TafeSA Now is an important time for students to Year 12 students can apply contact employers if they are looking for Baking for University through the part-time work over the holiday period, or a Veterinary SATAC website (www. school-based or full-time apprenticeship. satac.edu.au). Please pay the $35 application fee as With Christmas holidays just around the soon as possible after submitting an application. corner and many final year apprentices A late fee applies to applications submitted after finishing their training, employers are on the Friday, 29 September. Some courses will not lookout for staff. The Careers Team would accept applications beyond this date.TafeSA like to advise students to organise workplace applications will open on Monday, 25 September. learning or contact employers right now. Your prospects will be improved with a polished If support is needed with University or TafeSA resume and portfolio. applications, please make a time to see Mrs Helen Mason or Mrs Virginia Gare. Remember we have some great resources on Charis. Click here to link to the Careers Page, or contact a member of the Careers Flinders UniTest Bricklaying Students who have applied to Flinders University Team for further support. may choose to sit the “UniTest.” This is a free Workplace Learning Years 10, 11 and 12 online test that can be used to assist students Students might like to consider some to gain entry into most courses through Flinders Workplace Learning during the remainder University. of this semester. This may provide a great opportunity to: The test will be conducted at Cornerstone College on Friday, 20 October (Week 1, Term 4). It takes • Clarify their career direction approximately two and a half hours and is entirely • Help with decisions regarding subjects multiple choice. Please register your interest with and/or VET courses Australian Mr Anthony Doyle. • Gain experience to add to resumes Army • Improve chances of gaining part-time 2018 Vocational Education Training (VET) (or full-time) work Students considering a VET course in 2018 must meet with a member of the Careers Team The opportunities are endless. Please see Building to ensure that all parties are aware of the examples of Workplace Learning from advantages of each course. previous years (pictured right).

Please make an appointment with Mr Anthony We encourage students to speak with a Doyle as a matter of urgency. member of the Careers Team if they require assistance. Applications are due by Wednesday, 27 September (Week 10, Term 3). Mr Anthony Doyle Pathways Coordinator Thank you to those students who have submitted Mr Anthony Doyle 8398 6019 their VET applications for 2018. [email protected] Mrs Virginia Gare 8398 6033 [email protected] Mrs Helen Mason 8398 6034 [email protected] recent news

Middle School House Leaders 2018 Summer Uniform We are pleased to announce the Middle School House Leaders beginning in Term 4. Congratulations As Term 4 gets closer, now is a good time to ensure you have your summer uniform. All on your appointment, we wish you all the best in your role. May you lead with good grace and serve items are available from The Uniform Shop at the Homemaker Centre, 6 Dutton Road, Mount our community with giving hearts. Barker, phone 8398 3983. Selected items are also available from Cornerstone’s Second Hand Uniform Shop located next to EFM at the College. Mr Andrew Day Acting Middle School Wellbeing Leader Students wearing their uniform correctly and neatly shows commitment to our community and promotes a sense of belonging. Please note, Year 7 students remain in their regular sports uniform throughout the year. Please focus on these items in Term 4:

• All students must wear a College hat for outdoor PE lessons, recess and lunch AROONA • Hair - shoulder length or longer is to be tied back • Dresses are to be worn ‘on the knee’ Jenna Barry • Students are to be clean-shaven Abbey Cummings • A maximum of one earring in the lower lobe of each ear Benjamin Gast - plain silver or gold stud (max 6mm diameter) Ruby Halloran - plain silver or gold sleeper (max 12mm diameter) - clear diamante (max 6mm diameter) - white pearl (max 6mm diameter) • Facial piercings are not acceptable. BATTUNGA Comprehensive details of uniform expectations can be found in the Student Diary on pages Akeera Chapman 17-24 or click here. Georgia Crowder Liam Hinze Mr Jamie Cameron Charli Schulz Wellbeing Director

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Year 12 Drama Production: Blue Stockings Week 6 saw the long awaited arrival of the Year 12 Production season. 'Blue Stockings' was written by UK playwright, Jessica Swale, and performed for the first time in to near full- houses by our students. 'Blue Stockings' follows the story of four young women fighting for education and self-determination against the larger backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement. It was a Director’s dream to work with such talented actors and creative technical crew, who performed to near sold-out audiences with impressive expression and professionalism. As a teacher, it is a marvellous thing to be able to say to your class ‘Make this happen!’ And then guide them through problem solving, creative exploration and experimentation to an incredible outcome. The students should be very proud of their achievements in what was an engaging, entertaining and thought-provoking production.

Mrs Jane Bennett Thompson Year 12 Drama Teacher

Year 10 Music Performance In Week 6, our Year 10s performed at St Mark's Lutheran School and St Michael's Lutheran School. The primary school children especially loved 'A Little Less Conversation' by Elvis Presley (1968) and 'Little Talks' by Monsters and Men (2011).

Mr Anthony Janus Music Teacher recent events

Year 12 Rock Climbing Expedition

Year 12 Outdoor Education is jam-packed full of amazing "I had the privilege of celebrating my 18th birthday climbing "The Year 12 Outdoor Education Camp to Mt Arapiles was a outdoor experiences. The final camp for this year was a four Mount Arapiles. It was the most memorable birthday I have breathtaking experience! It was amazing to spend time with day Rock Climbing adventure at Mount Arapiles in Victoria. ever had and I definitely can’t wait to return to the mountain peers, instructors and teachers who all share a passion for There was a focus on leadership, initiative and group work, soon for some more climbing." Mitch Ferber the outdoors and climbing. I would be excited to have the as well as specific rock climbing skills such as anchor setups, opportunity of returning to Mt Arapiles again!" Alex Palmer climbing technique (some students climbed 80m cliffs) and "Probably the best camp I have been on over the five years at abseiling. Please enjoy the student reflections. Cornerstone! So much fun...everyone and everything was just so chilled! The scenes were picturesque - something that can’t Mr Justin Kerber be described unless you see it for yourself." Connor Hortle Outdoor Education Teacher recent events

Year 12 Food and Hospitality – Fine Dining Cornerstone College Council Dinner and Luncheon The Year 12 Food and Hospitality classes presented two Fine Dining Menus for their Group Task. This was a wonderful display of our student’s skills and creativity: College Council Dinner menu Fine Dining Luncheon menu Entrée Pumpkin & Ginger Entrée Squid & Citrus Salad Wontons Steamed Scallops with Asparagus & Avocado Asian Flavours Sushi Main Crispy Pork Belly with Main Sumac Crusted Salmon Cauliflower Puree & with lemon Aioli Caramel Apple Balls Pistachio Crusted Lamb Herb-crusted Lamb Cutlets with a Parsnip Cutlets on Kumara Puree Macadamia Puree with Hasselback Potatoes & Thyme Hasselback Potatoes & Sesame Sugar-snap Peas Dessert Poached Daisy Pears with Dessert Saffron Panna Cotta with Chocolate Ganache Mini Meringues Jaffa Macaron & Citrus & Coconut Chocolate Mousse Puddings Mocha Tiramisu The students design and plan the menu, and practice these recipes to improve both quality and quantity control. They are responsible for running of the event from selecting the colour theme, to polishing glassware and setting the dining table. There are many pressures during the event including time constraints, keeping to a schedule, and making sure all the dishes are beautifully plated and served on time.

The feedback on the meal from the College Council and the invited guests to the Luncheon was highly complimentary and appreciated by the students:

"The Macarons were soft and filled to the right level. The Mousse was a wonderful texture. The oranges were cooked to perfection. Loved the Chocolate Sand!”

“A wonderful range of flavours, which complimented each other and synergised the tasting experience. The portions were perfectly sized and the colours were inviting and added to the feel and vibe of the meal. A lovely finish to the meal with chocolate and beautiful selection of fruit and ganache, well presented and flavoured!”

“Amazing, thank you!” “Well done!” “Spectacular to look at! Colours worked so well." “Flavours were complimentary and individual to enjoy.” “Textures interesting and varied. So Nutritious (no tea for me!)” “Restaurant standard!”

Mrs Jane Densley Year 12 Food & Hospitality Teacher recent events

Year 12 Sports Legacy: Don’t Delay – Get out and Play! Year 12 Legacy Project: Welcome Year 7s For our Year 12 Legacy Project, our class had the opportunity to go around to schools in the local area to get students out of the classroom and teach them some new sports.

The whole idea behind this was to try and get the youngest generation of kids off technology and outside. The class also decided to leave some memorabilia at the schools to remind them to get out and play.

To do this there was a lot of fund raising by selling sausages at Woolworths. We also participated in an event held at Kuitpo Forest, which provided us with enough money to give each student a Hacky Sack and Frisbee. We had the pleasure of partnering with Ksenija Bould from the Mount Barker Council who assisted us with the fundraiser at Kuitpo Forest.

Ben Salloum and Lachlan Irvine-Thomas Year 12 Students

For our Legacy project, it was our pleasure to attend a lesson in a Year 7 class room once a week. The purpose was to get to know a new group of Year 7s, and make them feel welcome at Cornerstone. Seeing the difference in class format from Year 7 compared to Year 12 was interesting.

Being able to welcome the Year 7s was amazing, as I’m sure we can all remember how scary out first year of high school was; when you go from being the biggest kids in the school to the smallest.

It was good to have the chance to show the Year 7s that the Year 12s aren’t big and scary. I would highly encourage anyone who wants to get involved with the younger year levels to nominate for this Legacy group in Year 12.

Daniel Oertel Year 12 Student recent events

Year 11 Chinese Excursion Year 11 Child Studies On Thursday, 31 August, the Year 11 Chinese class went on an excursion to Chinatown and In Year 11 Child Studies students have been given the opportunity to care for a computerised Adelaide University. Firstly, we went to the Confucius Institute at Adelaide University and found simulator baby. Participation in the project is voluntary and designed to demonstrate the full-time out about opportunities for studying Chinese at Uni and scholarships to China. We then took the commitment required for parenting an infant. The baby is programmed to behave like a real baby tram to Chinatown where we experienced a little taste of the rich and interesting Chinese culture. and can cry at random intervals throughout the day and night. It also required feeding, burping, We enjoyed some delicious Chinese dumplings with bubble tea for lunch and explored China nappy changes and rocking. town and all its fascinating shops. We then completed our Chinese excursion task sheets before we caught the bus back to school. What a fun day it was! Student Reflections: Karina and Jonno “The computer simulator baby was a really good experience but was challenging at times. I found Our Year 11 Chinese excursion to Chinatown and Adelaide Uni has shown us a perspective the 'Hard Day' very difficult and couldn’t wait to get rid of him. But in the end, I really enjoyed it and the opportunities we have from learning a language. Some highlights include speaking in and was fairly sad when I had to give him away”. Chinese with the lecturer (who was very impressed with our fluency and pronunciation) and ordering our lunch in Chinese. “I had an enjoyable time looking after the child although I had a tough time on the first night. She Elisha would not stop screaming and crying all night. I was woken up by her at 1:30am and was not able to calm her until 5:00am”. The Year 11 Chinese excursion to the city was a wonderful experience! I personally learnt lots about career and Uni opportunities for the future and I thoroughly enjoyed the cultural “Caring for a baby really opened up my eyes as to how much work it really is. I probably wouldn’t aspects. My favourite part of the day was our shared dumpling lunch and spending time with my do it again because overall it was exhausting but I enjoyed getting to know what my own parents classmates. I recommend doing Chinese in Year 11 and going on the excursion! had to go through!” Eva “I received lots of strange looks while carrying the baby around in public. Although it was a We learnt about studying Chinese after high school at Adelaide Uni and how it can benefit challenge, it was really fun and I’m glad I got a chance to have this experience”. us. Overall, the trip was a great experience for anyone studying Chinese and an easy way to develop your Chinese speaking ability. Mrs Katrina Traeger Tianna Child Studies Teacher

I had fun walking around Chinatown talking with people in Chinese and going through Chinese shops looking for different products that most shops wouldn’t sell. eW had fun learning about the culture. Alayna library news

Book Week in Anakalypsi Week proving that the printed word has not In August, Cornerstone College celebrated the lost its allure in the face of our young people’s annual CBCA Book Week at the Anakalypsi attachment to their digital devices. Library. This year’s theme was Escape to Everywhere which translated to a 3D sensory In Australia we are blessed with a “remarkable indulgence for students and the College range of creativity and talent in our authors and Community. illustrators,” according to Professor Margot Hillel OAM, Chair of the CBCA National Board. The Anakalypsi Library was decorated with large helium balloons spelling out Book Week, Book Week is an annual celebration of this fact and a range of amazing digital media displays; and showcases Australian children’s literature from our new giant screen playing book trailers of the highest literary and artistic quality, most of of classic and contemporary children’s and which is readily available in our large collection teen fiction, to our unusual, striking and thought at the Anakalypsi Library. As for the overall provoking 3-D mixed media display of our winning authors of the CBCA Book Week 2017, Reading Competition Cornerstone College will be participating in the Australian Reading Hour. For your chance to Middle and Senior School students reading they include a scientist, a street artist, a radio win one of five Dymocks vouchers, we encourage students to follow these steps: Shakespeare in several languages. producer and a seven-time winner of the award. There is little doubt that there is a book or five 1. Grab an entry form from Anakalypsi and a book. This display celebrated literacy as a global amongst the array of winning publications in our 2. Read for one hour when you get home on Thursday. concept and its unique nature was well received collection that can appeal to every reader. 3. Have a parent/guardian sign your form to verify your reading. by students and staff alike. During lunch times 4. Return your entry form to Anakalypsi on Friday to go in the draw to win! students enjoyed special 3-D screenings of As always, Anakalypsi Library staff look forward films based on popular books, relaxing audio to celebrating next years’ Book Week with our For more information please visit www.readinghour.org.au book listening sessions and a comprehensive Cornerstone College community with even display wall of Book Week nominees available greater displays, surprises, give-aways and #brbreading for borrowing. Our student’s love of reading and activities for all. the wonderful escapism that it provides, was Mr Daniel Wood and Mr Mariusz Sterna Mr Mariusz Sterna Australian Reading Hour Coordinators evidenced by the rise in borrowing during Book Library Coordinator events news and information Cornerstone College

We extend a warm welcome to all members of the Cornerstone community to join us for our annual Golf Day. If you would like to convene a team or sponsor this event please contact Mon Saunders, Communications and Engagement Director on 8398 6007 or email [email protected]

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Adelaide Hills Hawks Football Club Trials - The trials for the 2018 Soccer Season are approaching fast. EFM Fitness Coaching: At EFM, you’ll have a Fitness Coach that works through your program Positions are available for boys and girls in most junior age groups. We are focused on providing quality skills with you each and every session. It’s like having a personal trainer, at a fraction of the cost. Call based coaching in a fun and supportive environment. If you think you would like to play soccer at the Adelaide Rob on 0419 810 410 or click here to see more. Hills Hawks in 2018 and be a part of the Junior Premier League competition then please come out to our trials. EFM incredible cash give away. Starts 1 September. Anyone achieving a minimum of 6 visits Dates: Tuesday 26th September - 6pm - 7.30pm for U12 - U17 age groups; Wednesday 27th September - at their club between 1 – 30 September gains an entry into the draw. Be in it to win it! Attend 4.30pm - 6pm for U6 - U11 age groups; Thursday 28th September - 6pm - 7.30pm for U12 - U17 age groups; EFM at inbarendi regularly during September and have a chance to win $500! There are 8 prize Wednesday 18th October - 6pm - 7.30pm for U6 - U17 age groups. Location - The ‘Hawks Nest’ - 1 Hutchens giveaways. New members - join now for your chance to win! Road, Woodside. For any further details please contact Paul Hyder on 0408 339 699.

Echunga Miners Cricket Club - Join us on Sunday, 17 September at the Oval, 2.00pm for a come and try, player rego and for our AGM (3.00pm). For information contact Ben Hull 0428 762 359 or Sandro Dametto 30 Like EFM Mount Barker 0417 842 485. Junior programs (U16, U14, U12, T20 Blast (8-10) and Milo (6-8). All girls cricket competition Click on the on Facebook! Click Here. (come and try 29 October, 10am, Nairne Oval). Senior Program A2 to C Grade. days for image right Mt Barker Redsox Softball Club – teams for everyone: Juniors (5-14years), Seniors (15+). All trainings and for details.

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