18 August 2025

Broadbeach State School students and staff acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we learn and work, the Kombumerri Peoples. We extend that Acknowledgement to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We acknowledge that this country on which we meet has been a place of learning for tens of thousands of years, and we thank them for allowing us to work together, share knowledge and walk alongside them in the education of our Jarjums.

Principal’s Message

We continue to have a lot to celebrate, last week Ms Scott and the school choirs brought home three gold awards from the Gold Coast Eisteddfod, more details can be found in Ms Klarenbeck’s section of this week’s newsletter. This week Miss Deb and our bands will take on the best of the Gold Coast at HOTA. NAPLAN results are finally all in and Broadbeach continues to be above the nation in all areas.

Broadbeach State School is a highly sought after school and we live in a highly sought after suburb. On Thursday I was visited by Bruce and Dan from the Mosaic group who were keen to keep the school community up to date with their new project on Mary Avenue. The current building is in the process of being taken down before construction on a new high rise begins. I will endeavour to keep families up to date on construction and road changes each newsletter. There is another building next to Mosaic’s that is scheduled to start this year and soon I will be able to update the community on our build next year. 2026 will certainly be an interesting time. The end result will be good for the school with a new three storey building, complete with new administration and classrooms.

Yongkang City Primary School

This week we welcome 16 students and 2 staff from Yongkang City Primary School. Students will spend time with our Year 5 and 6 classes getting Broadbeach experience as well as engaging in some English lessons.

Everyday Counts

As educators, and many of us, parents, we understand the complexities of daily life, including managing diverse needs of children, genuine sickness that invades the family home and the ever-increasing pressures on families. The school has a suite of supports that can assist families including our Guidance Officer, Family Connect Team, School Psychologist and connections to outside community groups.

Research and our classroom experience at Broadbeach show that even carefully structured lessons designed to maximise student success can be disrupted by absences. When students are away, they miss not only key new content but also the essential review that supports it. Many of our lessons are designed so that approximately 10% of the lesson introduces new learning, while the remaining 90% focuses on review to consolidate prior knowledge.

This means that after an absence, students often face more new learning than their classmates, making it harder to keep up and fully engage with the curriculum. Regular attendance allows students to participate fully in both new learning and structured review, building confidence, understanding, and long-term academic success.

We encourage all families to prioritise consistent attendance so every student can benefit from the carefully sequenced learning our teachers provide. Each day in the classroom is an opportunity to strengthen skills, reinforce understanding, and make progress. We also encourage families to schedule holidays outside of school dates to support their child’s learning journey.

One day off a fortnight equates to 20 days off a year, which over a child’s 13 years of schooling can be over 1 and half years lost.

School Opinion Survey

The annual suite of School Opinion Surveys will close on 22 August 2025. All families, school staff and students in target year levels 5 & 6 will be invited to participate. We encourage you to take this opportunity to have your say about what our school does well, and how we can improve.

An invitation to complete the Parent/Caregiver Survey has been emailed to one parent/caregiver per family.  The invitation will be sent from the Department of Education, not the school, and it will have the subject line School Opinion Survey for parents and caregivers, 2025.  Check your junk email folders if you can’t find it.  The survey can be completed as soon as the invitation is received and will take approximately 5 minutes using a computer, tablet or smart phone. 

Uniform Policy

Thank you to parents for supporting the Uniform policy. Remember that socks are all white, shoes are all black and earrings need to be gold or silver sleepers or studs.

Date Reminder

The Gold Coast Show holiday is Friday August 29 and the following Friday September 5 is a Pupil Free Day.

See you near the beach!

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS

From the Deputy’s Desk – Peta White

Book Week 2025 – ‘Book an Adventure’

Broadbeach State School will celebrate Book Week on Thursday 18 September. 

We encourage all students to dress-up as their favourite book character. Following the theme ‘Book an Adventure’ is encouraged but not essential. To help identify the character, your child can carry the book or attach a picture of the book to their costume.

We will host a parade on the oval from 9.00 am to show-off the costumes. We invite parents and family members to come along and enjoy this fun community occasion.

Enrol your child for Prep 2026

• We look forward to helping you and your child to be ‘school ready’
• To be eligible you must be living within our school catchment area (evidence required).
• Enrolment packs are available at the office, or by completing the enrolment enquiry form.
• Further information regarding Prep can be found on our Prep page on our website. 

If you know of any other family that has a child due to start Prep, please share this information.

Prep Experience Days are being planned for Term 4. Students must be enrolled to attend.

From the Deputy’s Desk – Kristi Klarenbeck

School Opinion Survey 2025

The suite of School Opinion Surveys is undertaken each year by the Department of Education to obtain opinions about our school from families, school staff and students in target year levels (5, 6, 8 and 11). The surveys will help identify what we are doing well and, understand where we can improve.

A reminder that the School Opinion Survey closes on Friday 22 August.

Nihon ni Ikimashou Study Tour 2026

Expressions of interest have been sent via SMS to our Year Five cohort. A parent information session will be held on Tuesday 26 August at 6pm in the James Centre for those wanting to express an interest or learn more about the program. Following this session, the EOI process will close on Friday 29 August.

Gold Coast Eisteddfod

Congratulations to Ms Scott and her fabulous choirs for their results last week at GCE.

Results are as follows:

Senior Excellence Choir: 3^rd Place (Gold Award)

Junior Voices: 3^rd Place (Gold Award)

Intermediate Excellence Choir: 2^nd Place (Gold Award)

The remaining performance dates are below:

Tickets can be purchased for audience members via QR code or via https://www.goldcoasteisteddfod.com.au/audience-tickets/

REMINDER: Whilst Eisteddfod will be over in the coming weeks, our Performing Arts team will shift their focus to polishing the repertoire for the upcoming Arts Gala, held at The Star Theatre.

ICAS 2025

Entries for ICAS 2025 have now closed with assessments underway. Should a child be absent on the scheduled day of their assessment, catch up sessions will be arranged.

From the Deputy’s Desk – Matt O’Brien

Parent Teacher Interviews

Our Term Three Parent Teacher Interviews are upcoming. Booking details were shared last week, so please ensure your appointment is confirmed and that you arrive on time. Punctuality helps the afternoon and evening run smoothly for everyone.

These interviews are an important opportunity for teachers and families to connect, share insights, and work together to support each child’s progress and wellbeing. With report cards recently distributed, and NAPLAN results now available for our Year 3 and Year 5 students, there is a wealth of information to discuss, celebrate, and reflect upon.

We are also marking a special milestone—our Prep students have officially reached their first 100 days of school! Their growth and enthusiasm during this foundational year have been a delight to witness, and we look forward to sharing their achievements with families.

We value these conversations as a collaborative space where we can celebrate successes, identify areas for growth, and plan next steps in each student’s learning journey. Your perspective as a parent or guardian plays a vital role in forming a complete picture of your child’s learning, so we encourage you to share your observations and ask questions. Please be mindful that all our teachers work hard to make sure that they are supporting your child and providing the best education possible. If you feel that your questions and wonderings need longer than the 10 minutes assigned, I would encourage you to make an appointment at a different mutually agreeable time with your child’s teacher.

We look forward to welcoming you next week and working in partnership to ensure the very best outcomes for all our students.

No Limits to Learning at Broadbeach

From time to time, we hear conversations in the broader Broadbeach community about students working on content and skills beyond their year-level curriculum. We can confirm—this is absolutely true! Our intervention and differentiation approach means there is no ceiling on student learning. Every child is taught at a level that is right for them, ensuring they are both challenged and engaged.

While all students at Broadbeach access and are assessed against the curriculum for their year level (unless working from an individualised plan), we recognise that some may need extra stretch while others may require focused support. When a student demonstrates strong confidence in their current learning, we provide opportunities to explore more advanced concepts. Likewise, if a student is finding an area difficult, we identify the need and provide targeted support to strengthen their skills.

A clear example of this can be seen in Year 6 mathematics. All students work through and are assessed on the Year 6 curriculum, taught explicitly to the whole class. Within these lessons, content is differentiated to meet individual needs—whether that means targeted strategies for extension or additional scaffolding for support. Alongside these lessons, our maths pathways program targets students at their own level. For example, students who need to strengthen their number fact recall (a vital building block for future maths success) receive focused intervention. At the same time, students ready for greater challenges take part in an algebra program that covers skills and concepts from Year 6 through to Year 10. We also run targeted problem-solving groups and maths extension sessions to keep every learner moving forward.

This is just one snapshot of the many examples across different year levels and learning areas. At Broadbeach, we are committed to ensuring every student progresses at the pace that’s right for them, with no unnecessary limits on their potential. Our goal is for all learners to be engaged, challenged, and confident in achieving mastery.

From the Special Education Team

Speech Pathology Week 2025 – Impact Through Communication

Sunday 24 – Saturday 30 August 2025

This week is about raising awareness of communication disabilities and celebrating the people who help break down communication barriers.

Speech Pathologists in Schools
Our Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) support students with communication disorders to succeed by:

• Helping staff and peers recognise strengths
• Presuming competence
• Providing the right supports so students can reach their potential
• Everyone needs help sometimes – and that’s ok. Our role as a community is to make sure everyone gets what they need.

Home and School Partnerships
Working together makes a big difference.

Thank You to our Speech Language Pathologists

We’re lucky to have Lucy Robson (SLP) and Rachel Kennedy (SLP) at Broadbeach State School, guiding our understanding and supporting students, teachers, and families. Thank you for the difference you make every day!

From the Guidance Officer

Queensland Mental Health Week (4 to the 12 of October)

Mental health is important for every single one of us, yet it is a part of life that is often overlooked. Busy lives get in the way of us caring for our mental health, as does a fear of feeling vulnerable should we reveal our mental health challenges.

Queensland Mental health Week (QMHW) is an annual event that aims to improve community awareness and interest in mental health and wellbeing across the state. The theme for Queensland Mental Health Week 2025 is “Connect for mental health”, emphasising the proactive measures we can adopt to nurture and support positive mental health and wellbeing for ourselves and our communities. 

Connect for mental health focuses on four areas:

Connect with self: Take care of yourself, do something you enjoy, make healthy choices, and seek help when needed.

Connect with community: Create supportive and inclusive environments, look after one another, and connect with culture. Show kindness and initiate connection with those who are struggling.

Connect with others: Foster relationships with loved ones, friends, family, and mob. Spend time with others and make meaningful connections.

Connect with nature: Take a break from technology, spend time outdoors, embrace mindfulness, and take care of the world around you.

Broadbeach State School will be hosting a range of activities during QMHW during break times for students to participate in that focus on the above areas which will be advertised through the student notices.

For more information about QMHW visit the Qld Mental Health Week website:

https://www.qldmentalhealthweek.org.au/

Adapted from the QLD Mental Health Week website

From the PE Department

Oceanic District Track and Field

Congratulations to all students trialling at Oceanic District Track and Field.  All students qualifying for South Coast trials will be notified as soon as we receive official notification.

Expression Of Interest for Year 6 Surfing

An Expression Of Interest for Year 6 Surfing will go out to interested students on Wednesday 20 August. Lessons take place for 6 weeks during term 4 on Friday mornings.

Year 5-6 Beach Safe Practical Days

Permission notes for Year 5-6 Beach Safe Practical days will be sent through QParents in the coming weeks.  These excursions are happening early in term 4.

P-4 Learn To Swim lessons

P-4 Learn To Swim lessons take place at the end of term 4 and all details will be sent through QParents next term.

From the Music Department

2025 Gold Coast Eisteddfod

Congratulations to all the choir students who sang and represented Broadie this week at the 2025 Gold Coast Eisteddfod. Ms Scott was very proud that all the groups came home with a placing and Gold Awards. The Seniors received 3^rd place on Monday 11 August, the Juniors received 3^rd on Tuesday 12 and the Intermediates received 2^nd on Wednesday 13 August.

Well done to all!!!

Now the choirs are getting ready for Gala Night in term 4! So please ensure all students are on time for rehearsals.

Thank you!

From the Library

Book Fair is coming!!

We will be showcasing to classes starting Monday 15 September.

Sales to the public will be Wednesday 17 September and Thursday 18 September!

Book Character dress up day will be Thursday 18 September.

Dear parents and Caregivers,

Thank you for continuing to return lost readers and library books back to us.

If your book is lost or damaged, you will receive an invoice from our finance office payable by BPoint. 

Happy Reading!

Finance 2025

OUTSTANDING 2025 SRS Fees

Please check your QParents account to view invoices due and payments made.

Please note: As at end of July 2025 non-settlement of SRS fees will mean access to the online programs will cease, further resources will be unavailable unless an arrangement to have fees paid is in place.

OUTSTANDING fees.

Please check your QParents account to view invoices due.

Parents’ Experiencing financial hardship

Parents experiencing financial hardship who are currently participating in the SRS should contact the school to discuss options.

Payment Plans

Please email  finance@broadbeachss.eq.edu.au if you would like information on Payment Plans available at Broadbeach SS.  

QParents

QParents is a free online application that enables Queensland state school parents to conveniently access and view a range of their child's school data and efficiently complete school-related administrative processes.

All data accessed by parents in the app is raised directly from OneSchool, with no additional data entry required.

Schools control what data parents have access to by choosing which of the application's modules to switch on and off.

Benefits of using QParents

QParents provides parents with 24/7 online access to:

• receiving and responding to consent requests and automated reminders
• receiving and paying invoices
• viewing attendance records and providing absentee notifications
• academic reporting data
• timetables
• assessment planners
• limited behaviour records
• schedules of upcoming events
• announcement feature.

This access enables parents to communicate with their school and complete school-related administrative tasks quickly and easily.

Important Dates

The Broadie Bite

Something sweet

Did you know our muffins are baked fresh at The Broadie Bite?

They’re the perfect winter treat to add to your child’s order, with flavours including blueberry, raspberry, and banana & cinnamon. Gluten-free options are also available.

What’s new

Chicken Parmi Turkish Toastie: $8.50 - Crispy chicken, rich tomato sauce and melty mozzarella cheese toasted on a Turkish roll.

Order online before 8.30 am daily via Flexischools, or pre-order ahead of time to make your mornings a little easier.

P & C Uniform Shop

Opening hours

Uniform shop: 8.00 am - 9.00 am, Monday to Thursday (closed Fridays)
Flexischools orders: order online via Flexischools and we will deliver to your student’s class within two business days.

New unisex shorts - Available in sizes 4 - 16

Don't miss out on our very first batch of our awesome new unisex shorts. Introductory offer of $25 per pair. These are a fantastic option for all students. With an embroidered "BSS" on the left leg, a zip closure pocket, and elastic waist with additional tie feature, these are comfortable, practical, and look smart with our polos. Available now on flexischools.

P & C Community updates

Important dates

Do you know about our P&C?

At the heart of our school is our passionate Parents and Citizens Association (P&C), a team of parents, carers and community members who work together to make our school an even better place for our kids to learn, grow and thrive.

Being part of the P&C is about more than just fundraising, it’s about connection, community and creating memories. Whether it’s an hour here and there or helping run an event, there’s a place for you in the P&C. Meet new people, support our students and be part of something truly rewarding.

We organise much loved events like:

• Tim Tam & Tissues (first day of school)
• Prep Picnic
• Cross Country Fruit Station
• Mother’s Day and Father’s Day stalls
• Fun raffles
• Colour Runs
• Community BBQs
• Social events for parents/carers

Your support each year helps our P&C financially contribute towards initiatives such as:

• New fences
• New playgrounds
• Upgrading our handball courts
• Upgrading our bike storage areas
• Transport for sports carnivals
• Year 6 Graduation Ceremony
• Christmas Carols Concert

2025 P & C Community Sponsorship

Our Community Sponsorship initiative is about building partnerships with local businesses to help raise funds for our students and our school. Welcome to our first Platinum and Gold sponsors for our 2025 P&C initiatives:

• Platinum Sponsor: Kurrawa Surf Club
• Gold Sponsor: Shaun Bourke from Coastal Property Agents

Don’t miss out - we have almost sold out of our Gold and Silver sponsorship packages. Check out our Community Sponsorship brochure here for more details. If you have any queries, please contact Clara and Dani directly at pandc@broadbeachss.eq.edu.au for more information.

Stay Connected

Regular updates from the P & C can be found on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

P & C Events and Fundraisers

Father’s Day Raffle

Our Ultimate Father’s Day Raffle is live

Buy your tickets online here and help us raise funds to upgrade The James Centre bike storage. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see when you can buy tickets in person at school.

$1,500 in prizes - 8 winners. Just $5 a ticket.

Prizes include:

• Mr Mechanical: Voucher for logbook servicing - up to $500
• Makita 18V Brushless Hammer Driver Drill Kit - valued at $270
• Bermuda Butchery: $200 meat voucher
• Bunnings Warehouse: $100 & $50 vouchers
• Candy Cake Co: A two-tier candy cake valued at $185
• Moe & Co: 2 × $100 barber vouchers

Don’t forget to share the raffle link with your family and friends - You’re not just spoiling Dad, you’re helping the whole school roll in style.

A big thank you to the following local businesses who have generously donated the prizes for our Father’s Day Raffle to support our school:

• Mr Mechanical
• Bermuda Butchery
• Bunnings Warehouse - Mermaid Waters
• Candy Cake Co
• Moe & Co

Father’s Day Stall: Wed 3 September

This year our Father’s Day stall is proudly sponsored by Kurrawa Surf Club and Shaun Bourke of Coastal Property Agents as part of our P&C Community Partnership program. Support from valued partners like these enable our P&C to raise more funds for our students and our school.

Important Stall information:

Let’s get ready to spoil our Broadbeach Dads, and other significant persons, in our students' lives with a special gift hand picked by your student(s).

Key info:

• Cash only - please advise your child if they are expected to bring change home
• $5 & $10 gift options available
• Students will be attending during class time (without parents)
• Limited generic gifts will also be available for students who would like to purchase items without any “Dad” labelling.
• Students are required to bring their own shopping bag

Don’t forget to keep an eye on our P & C Instagram and Facebook  pages for a sneak peak of our gift options closer to the stall date.

Christmas Raffle - Seeking prize donations

We are currently seeking products, services, and/or gift vouchers we can offer as prizes that align with our ‘Stay, Play and Eat Local’ theme. If your family or business are interested in donating a prize, we’d love to hear from you.

Please register your interest to donate here by Monday 20 October, 2025 and Dani (Event Coordinator) will be in touch to confirm if we can accept your prize donation. If you have any questions, please email Dani directly at pandc@broadbeachss.eq.edu.au.

Stay tuned for more information on how you can volunteer with planning our Christmas Raffle in upcoming newsletters. The decision on where the Christmas Raffle profits will be allocated will be determined at the next P & C meeting (see above for meeting info).

After school care

P C Y C Gold Coast at Broadbeach State School

0417 754 241

KDV
After school kids club at KDV Sports
info@kdvsport.com
(07) 5596 0404

After school programs – External facilitators

A range of after school programs exist to support families. In many cases, school facilities are hired to support these offerings. Families opting to participate in the programs do so under the conditions outlined by the providers. Broadbeach State School recognises that many of the programs have been well-received by parents, however, cannot and does not endorse them or those employed to deliver them.

TERM 3 2025

SOCCER X
Program: Soccer X
Day: Friday
Facility: School oval
Start Date: 25th July
Program duration: 9 weeks

Multi X

Program: Multi X
Day: Wednesday
Facility: School oval
Start Date: 23rd July
Program duration: 9 weeks

BASKETBALL X
Day: Thursday 7.30 – 8:30 am
Where: Basketball Courts
Ages: Prep – Year 6
Register:  www.sports-x.com.au

The Chroma Club
Day: Wednesday 3.00 – 4.15 pm
         Thursday 7.30 – 8.30am
Where: Science Room
Ages: 6 -12 years
Register: www.thechromaclub.com

Junior Engineers
Day: Monday  
Time: 3.05 – 4.15pm
Where: Science Room
Ages: Year 2 - 6
Register: https://www.juniorengineers.com.au/

Taso’s Music School  
Day: Monday - Instrumental Room
Day: Tuesday - Music Room
Register: www.tasosmusicschool.com

National Taekwondo
Day: Monday 5.30 to 6.30pm
Contact: 0423 349 742
www.nationaltaekwondo.net 

Little Alphas Robotics 2025

Day: Tuesday
Time: 3.00 – 4.10 pm
Where: Art/Science Room
Ages: Prep – Year 6

Day: Thursday
Time: 3.00 – 4.10 pm
Where: Visual Art/Science Room
Ages: Year 4 - 6
Register: https://littlealphas.com.au/online-registration

Fitness World
Days: Monday
Time:  3.10-4.00pm
Age: Prep to Year 6  
Registration:

Community Notices

School Crossing Supervisor-Recruitment

Would you like to earn money AND help your local community?

Transport and Main Roads is looking for a school crossing supervisor at Broadbeach State School to help get our kids safely to and from school.

• Generous casual pay-rate starting at $37.10 per hour
• Morning and afternoon shifts
• Long-service leave entitlements
• The Queensland Government superannuation scheme.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, call 0419 792 030 to speak with your local Road Safety Officer or email your interest to southportroadsafety@tmr.qld.gov.au

To be deemed suitable for the role, some criteria does apply, which include requirements to: pass a health assessment: hold a current blue card (TMR funded): disclose any serious disciplinary action taken against you in public sector employment.

Temporary road closure is required on Alexandra Avenue at the Gold Coast Highway intersection

A temporary road closure is required on Alexandra Avenue at the Gold Coast Highway intersection to build new footpaths and road pavements from Friday 1 August 2025* for up to four weeks.

• Day works between 6.30am and 6.30pm, Monday to Sunday. Night works between 6.30pm and 6.30am, each night from Sunday evening to Friday morning
• The intersection closure will remain in place for the duration of works. Vehicle access to Alexandra Avenue will be maintained via Mermaid Avenue
• Traffic management and signage will assist motorists to safely navigate around the works. Please follow on-road signage and directions, and continue to drive safely
• Residents and business operators can expect an increase in construction activity including noise, vibration, potential odours and vehicle movements.

*Please note that these works are subject to change and may be delayed in the event of wet weather. For more information and to register for updates visit gclr3.com.au

Varsity College final enrolment sessions for incoming Year 7 families

Varsity College will be holding our final enrolment sessions for incoming Year 7 families (2026 intake) on Thursday, 11 September 2025, between 3:00pm and 5:00pm.

Each session will run for approximately one hour.

Griffith University - What helps and hinders school attendance?

A team of researchers from Griffith University are interested in understanding what helps and hinders young people in attending and participating in school.

We know that non-attendance is higher for autistic students than non-autistic students, with previous research suggesting that autistic children, on average, miss a third of their schooling. It’s important that we begin to find out what helps and hinders autistic young people in attending school, so we can begin to provide supports and interventions to students who wish to attend school but can’t.

We have previously interviewed members of the Australian autism community, including teachers, autistic adults and parents of autistic young people, who support autistic students who are experiencing school non-attendance. Now we need to hear from autistic young people about what makes it hard for them to get to school and compare this to otherwise neurodivergent children, and also neurotypical children.

Are You a Parent of a Child Between 0 to 12 Years Old?

Researchers from the University of Southern Queensland and The University of Queensland, are conducting research into parents’ opinions about parenting and climate change.

If you are a parent (18+ years) of a child aged 0 to 12 years and live in Australia, we would love to hear your views. You will need to complete a short online survey. To find out more or to participate, please visit https://tinyurl.com/4e3mmrjc

This research has been approved by the UniSQ Human Research Ethics Committee (ETH2024-0126)

Take Action

Does your child feel overly fearful, anxious, or worried in certain situations?

To find out more information and register to complete an initial assessment over the phone, please email us at cadrp@griffith.edu.au.

Saver Plus

What is Saver Plus?

Saver Plus is a program for people on lower incomes. It’s about bolstering their financial skills, so they can develop (and keep) good savings habits.  Since 2003, Saver Plus has supported more than 62,000 people to start saving.

It’s helped overcome the barriers around education expenses. And it’s set them up for a brighter future.

Saver Plus is a program designed to help eligible families develop essential financial skills and build savings for education costs.

If parents commit to saving up to $50 a month for 10 months, ANZ will match their savings up to $500 for education costs, such as school uniforms, stationery, textbooks, computers.

Teen Triple P

Online program is available free to all parents in Qld with children aged 10 to 16 years.

Wing Chun Martial Art - community self-defence classes

Community self-defence training* in the Broadbeach State School Hall. For more information and booking, please contact Arthur by calling 0420 975 075 or emailing abatakin@hotmail.com, as availability may be limited. 

1. Children Wing Chun/self-defence training - Wednesday 5.30pm - 6.15pm (45 min) - no charge, admin fee only ($20 per person per term, non-refundable).
2. Women's self-defence training - Wednesday 6.20pm - 7.20pm (60 min)- no charge, admin fee only ($20 per person per term, non-refundable).
3. Adult's Wing Chun/self-defence training - Wednesday 7.30pm - 8.30pm (60 min)- no charge (basic to intermediate level), admin fee only ($20 per person per term, non-refundable)

*Conditions apply.