Dear Parents/Carers, Students and Staff 

The final two weeks of Term 1 have included many extra activities, such as class excursions, sporting events and community activities, that have certainly added to the success and achievements of our school community throughout Term 1.  Unfortunately, the wet weather at the end of Week 10 has forced the postponement of two major activities, the St Clare’s Athletics Carnival, and the Year 9 Reflection Day.  Our Athletics Carnival will now be held in Week 1 of Term 2, with the Year 9 Reflection Day rescheduled for later in Term 4. 

Term 1 

As is always the case in schools, Term 1 has been a very busy Term with assessments, exams and class work all occupying much of our students’ time.  The commitment that many students have shown to their studies as well as to the extracurricular activities of the school has ensured that Term 1 has also been a very enjoyable and productive term for our students. 

Year 12 are busy completing a range of assessment tasks and will soon be in the second half of their HSC courses and will be focussing their efforts on ensuring they learn as much as possible in and out of the classroom to maximise their assessment results and to prepare themselves for their Trial HSC exams in Term 3.  Year 11 have made a very positive start to their Preliminary HSC course and are working hard on assessments tasks.  For Years 7, 8, 9 and 10, classwork, regular homework and assignments have kept them all occupied and committed to their studies. 

Students are reminded that the effort and hard work that they put into their learning will be reflected in the results they receive throughout the term and that the small daily efforts are often the most significant ones. 

St Clare’s Athletics Carnival 

The rescheduled St Clare’s Athletics carnival for 2024 will now be held at Taree Recreation Ground Athletics Track on Thursday 2 May (Week 1 of Term 2).  We will hope and pray for fine weather leading up to the carnival and again on the day.  Please note that this is a compulsory event for all students and attendance and engagement with the variety of activities and events is expected from all students. 

ANZAC Day March 

A special invitation is extended to all students to join St Clare’s in the Taree ANZAC Day March on Thursday 25 April.  Students who wish to join our school group are asked to wear full school uniform and to meet on the corner of Albert and Macquarie Streets at 9:30 am for a 10 am start. 

Beginning of Term 2 

Term 2 begins for all students on Monday 29 April.  The term will start with Week A of the timetable. 

I wish all our students, their families, and our staff a very relaxing, enjoyable and safe holiday break. 

 

Tony McCudden
Principal

Mass Times 

Forster-Tuncurry Catholic Parish 

Current Mass times are Saturday, 5 pm, Sunday 8 am and 10 am. 

Further updates can be viewed on the Forster-Tuncurry Parish Website:

Taree Catholic Parish 

Saturday

4:00 pm Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Wingham:  Reconciliation & Rosary
4:45 pm Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Wingham:  Mass
6:15 pm Our Lady of the Rosary, Taree:  Mass 

Sunday

9:30 am Our Lady of the Rosary, Taree:  Mass
7:30 am every 1^st and 3^rd Sunday of the month Our Lady of Fatima, Old Bar:  Mass
7:30 am every 2^nd Sunday of the month St Therese, Lansdowne:  Mass
7:30 am every 4^th and 5^th Sunday of the month Star of the Sea, Harrington:  Mass 

Further updates can be viewed on the Taree Parish Website:

Year 10 students braved the beautiful mosquito habitat, Cattai Wetlands on Friday 22 March to complete a Geography fieldwork assessment and site study.

Students were a little apprehensive at first given the number of mosquitos, however they were ready with their repellent on constant standby.  Students used their outdoor time to complete their fieldwork booklet and return for lunch at McDonalds on their way back to school.

Thank you to our HSIE teachers Mrs Tilbrook, Miss Van Wyk, Mr Solomon, Mr Miller and Mrs Davidson for your assistance on the day.  We also had assistance from MidCoast Council who led a talk about the history and value of the site.  Students completed a line drawing at the lookout of the Three Brothers and completed water testing analysis with the help of MidCoast Council, Erin Masters (Environmental Officer and Water Quality Education).  Thank you also to our learning support staff Mrs Bartolo and Miss Tran who also kindly assisted our students on the day. 

Mrs Eloise Thomas
Leader of Learning HSIE/LOTE

On Tuesday 2 April, our current St Clare’s HSC Visual Arts students ventured down the highway to Booragul to visit the Museum of Art and Culture Yapang.  Upon arrival, students were welcomed to the Gallery and introduced to the First Class 23 Exhibition via a floor talk from Visual Arts and Public Programs Leader, Joanna Davies. 

First Class is an annual exhibition held by MAC Yapang.  This exhibition honours and showcases the Bodies of Work created by the previous year’s HSC Visual Arts candidates from schools across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Central Coast, Hunter and the Mid North Coast.

This year’s exhibition saw works commenting on gender, identity, the fragility of life and the strength of individuality.  Students viewed a range of expressive forms including time-based forms, sculpture and textiles and fibre works.  A number of the works were interactive and students enjoyed the opportunity to engage with these works on a personal and intimate level. 

Visiting MAC Yapang and viewing the First Class 23 exhibition has allowed our Visual Arts students the opportunity to appreciate the work of peers who have completed the same course work they are currently engaging in.  It also allowed students to continue building on the themes, subject matter and concepts for their own HSC Bodies of Work. 

A big thank you to Mrs Laurie for her wonderful navigational skills and attending the excursion with us.  A great day was had by all in attendance! 

Mrs Rebeca Huett
Creative Arts Leader of Learning

Hospitality Happenings 

Students have again been putting their skills into practise and as part of the St Clare's catering team; Year 10 and 11 students set for the Taree TasteFest 2024, held at the Waterfront Restaurant last Friday, and conducted themselves in a very professional manner.

Once again, the students lead by example and received high praise from organisers of the festival, John Groen and Kim O’Toole from Taree Lions Club, as well as from the customers.  The students are to be congratulated on their effort. 

The students excelled throughout the day and night as they prepared the venue, all foods and waited on tables for 90 guests.  Students worked from 11.30 am until 8.30 pm.  They were very professional in the way they carried out their duties. 

The dinner showcased local produce donated and also provided at a discount for the evening and the students had to create a menu using oysters, chicken, scotch fillets, and fruits for sweets. 

Last Friday indigenous students were treated to another art workshop with Biripi artist Josh Wood.  Individual artworks created a means of storytelling using various symbols demonstrated and explained by Josh.  Indigenous art plays an important role in preserving cultural identity.  Thanks Josh for sharing your knowledge!

Robin Davies
Aboriginal Education Worker

Flipping through a magazine these words caught my attention: 

• "Helping others might not change the world, but it can change someone's day".
• "A helping hand costs nothing, but it can make a priceless impact on how a person feels about themselves". 

Year 10 students, Hayley Ainley, Sara Harris, Marley Marriott and Evie Solomon and Mr Hutchinson certainly made an impact on the needy in our community when they volunteered at the Community Kitchen.  They not only prepared, served and did endless washing up but their interaction with the people was amazing.  While serving 220 meals they chatted and asked every person how they were and how they could help them.  Every client left with a smile on their face.  Being made to feel special even for a short time is important.  Well done girls you were certainly expressing your Christianity in a practical way led by the amazing example of Mr Hutchinson.

Natalie Whiting is a video journalist and multiplatform reporter, based in Melbourne.  She has worked across a range of ABC's news and current affairs teams and was formerly the broadcaster's Papua New Guinea Correspondent.  Natalie started her career with the ABC in Broken Hill and was later based in Orange, Sydney, Adelaide, and Hobart.  During this time, Natalie won several awards for her reporting and was a two-time finalist for the Walkley Young Journalist of the Year.  Natalie then spent more than four years in Port Moresby as the ABC's PNG Correspondent.  For her reporting from PNG, she was awarded the ACFID Media Award, the Sean Dorney Grant for Pacific Journalism and was a finalist for the Lowy Institute Media Award.

 

Natalie Whiting was called on to film the story due to the difficulty of getting an Australian Story crew to Manus Island.(ABC News: Bethanie Harriman) 

Mrs Sheena O’Doherty
Science Teacher

Mathematics Workshop and Homework Support takes place on Tuesdays at lunchtime in Room 115.  Students have the opportunity to have support for homework or be in a space with a mathematics teacher present to complete more challenging work or preparing for tasks.  This is available to all year groups. 

Michael Morson
Leader of Learning, Mathematics

St Clare’s Cross Country Championships 2024

The Cross Country Championships were held on Tuesday 26 March at the Taree Recreation Grounds. 

All students participating displayed great effort and a willingness to compete and do their best.  Thank you to Mr Hobbes and the Sports Coaching students who supported and assisted running the event. 

The following students participated on the day in either a 3km, 4km, 6km or 8km event: 

Sam Mitchell, Jacob Clark, Carter Cox, Peter Clements, Milla Thompson, Adele Whitehouse-Miotto, Zarlie McDermott, Leo Beckton, James Hughes, Kannika Broadbent, Ella McLane, Sophie Pickford, Nahlah Wells, Jaylah Koenig, Tara Isbel, Matthew Clements, Henry O’Connell, Ryan Darzi, Miley Cox, Maya Ljumanovic, Ruby Hillyard, Gemma Eady-Muxlow, Jocelin Martinez-Leeson, Aiden Miles, Archer Murray, Rory Byrne, Rufus Rowe and Lachlan Bell.

Students eligible for the Diocesan Cross Country will travel to Glenbawn Dam on 9 May to compete at the Diocesan event.

House Standings

1 Kendall – 140 points
2 Gordon - 130 points
3 Lawson - 70 points
4 Paterson – 50 points

Age Champions

12 Years
BOYS – Samuel Mitchell
GIRLS – not contested

13 Years
BOYS – Carter Cox
GIRLS – Zarlie McDermott 

14 Years
BOYS – Leo Beckton
GIRLS – Kannika Broadbent 

15 Years
BOYS – Matthew Clements
GIRLS – not contested

16 Years
BOYS – Aiden Miles
GIRLS – Miley Cox 

17 Years
BOYS – Rory Byrne
GIRLS – Gemma Eady-Muxlow 

18 Years
BOYS – Lachlan Bell
GIRLS – not contested

Students who have finished in the top eight places at the school event have gained an invitation to the Diocesan Championships to be held on Thursday 9 May at Lake Glenbawn, Scone.  These students have been added to the event with consent and payment due on Friday 12 April.  Any student who does not wish to attend must let Mr Rowe by Friday 12 April.  Students have been notified via email. 

Luke Rowe
School & Representative Sport Coordinator 

NSWCCC Team

Congratulations to Year 9 student Sophie Scislo for making the NSWCCC Team for swimming.  A great achievement.

Lisa Mumford
Year 9 Leader of Wellbeing & Engagement

14’s Cochrane Cup Rugby League 

Congratulations to our 14’s boys Rugby League team, who showcased exceptional skill and sportsmanship as they competed in the opening round of the Cochrane Cup at McKeachie’s Sportsgorund, Maitland on Thursday, 28 March.  The boys displayed outstanding determination and talent, treating spectators to a display of high-quality Rugby League. 

In their first match, St Clare’s faced off against Catherine McAuley Catholic College, Medowie.  Demonstrating a solid defensive foundation and well-coordinated attacking strategies, the boys swiftly scored two early tries.  St Clare’s showcased dominance in both defence and field positioning throughout the game, exhibiting remarkable athleticism, skill, and flair in their offensive manoeuvres.  The match culminated in a resounding 38-0 victory for St Clare’s. 

In their second and final match, St Clare’s encountered the formidable defending champions, All Saints College, Maitland.  The game proved to be a physical and intense battle, with St Clare’s initially thwarting numerous attacking attempts near their try line.  However, lapses in discipline, fatigue, and handling errors crept into St Clare’s gameplay, allowing All Saints to capitalise and score three quick tries.  Despite regaining composure towards the end and securing a try of their own, St Clare’s ultimately fell short, with All Saints College emerging victorious with an 18-6 win. 

We extend our sincere gratitude to Mrs Polson, as well as Hayden Robertson, Taj Warboys, and Charlie Gibbon for their invaluable time and dedication in training, coaching, and supporting our team.  Without their tireless efforts, events like this would not be possible. 

Back Row (L-R): Mason Kesby, Hamish Anderson, Kobi Egan, Koen Paff, Nicholas Pereira, Noel Saunders, Archie Hanley, Blake Stewart & Bailey Furze
Front Row (L-R): Xavier Wilkes, Finn McNeil, Asher Mathew, Oscar Ryan, Arlie Atchison, Ashton Robertson & Lachlan Polson
Absent:  Jacobi Hobden

Futsal Junior Teams (U19 girls, U13 and U16 Boys): 

The U16 futsal team had a fairly successful day winning three and losing two over the tournament.  Our team played with terrific determination, sportsmanship and skills, coming back from a 5-0 deficit at half time to lose 5-4. 

Great result for a team who was quickly put together.  Well done and looking forward a better 2025.

 16 Boys :  Cohen Shoesmith, Max Lawson, Cornell Estibeiro, Huon Buckland, Taylor Baker, Aiden Miles, Jade Parvin and Cameron Ford

Our 19 girls had a mixed day with some great wins, showing strong defence and dominance in attack, mixed with some unlucky losses. It was hard not having a designated Keeper and the ladies did share the job well.  A big thank you to Kya Henwood for filling the keeper role in most games. Well done to all of the team.  It was a massive accomplishment to make the Finals.  It was great to coach this side and see the girls come together as a team.

19 Girls:  Elise Zammit, Darcey Oades, Miley Cox, Gemma Eady-Muxlow and Amelia Jonhson
Absent:  Kya Henwood 

Unfortunately, even in finishing in the top four, with the change of rules this year, they missed out on the final, only the top two teams played the final.  The boys had a mixed day with three wins and two losses and one draw, showing strong defence and dominance in attack, mixed with some unlucky losses, both coming in the last minutes of the game, 1-0 and 2-1.

13 Boys:  Noah Johson, Nate Lawson, Cooper Wright, Jacob Hogan, Carter Cox, Oliver Schiffmann and Byron Boyling 

Congratulations to all for a very strong performance and good results. 

Mr Laurent Gonfond
Futsal Coordinator

Diocesan Sport Website Guide

Careers Corner 

We have made it to the end of Term 1 – where has the time gone?! 

I would like to start this edition of Careers Corner with a huge thank you to Mr Laurent and the Year 10 and Year 11 Hospitality students who catered for one of the dinners at the local TasteFest. 

The Year 12 VET students will be going on Work Placement next term.  The Year 12 Construction class will be out during Week 2.  Thanks to Mid Coast Connect and the many employers for allowing this to happen.  This is an excellent opportunity for the students to learn more of the world of work and often results in job opportunities for each of the students. 

Year 12 students who are interested in a university pathway post school are reminded to check each university’s website for early application and scholarship information.  UAC has opened.  All students should have received a PIN from UAC – please check your junk mail if you have not received this yet.  Please email me if you do not receive a PIN even if you do not want to go to university post school. 

UAC PIN and APPLYING 

Students must use their Year 12 student number (NESA Number) and UAC PIN to apply so that they can be identified as a Year 12 student.  If students don’t use their student number when applying, they will not appear on the school’s data spreadsheet available on “School Hub”. 

Each student can put down five preferences.  It is worth noting that not all university courses are available at this stage and more will become available as the year progresses. 

If the students do NOT get an email, they need to contact UAC in one of the following ways. 

UAC Contact Numbers 

Livechat and email through our website also continue to be available.

From a landline:  1300 275 822
From a mobile:  02 97520200 

If they are still having difficulty, then please contact me preferably via email so that I can assist.  I will be checking my emails at various times during the holidays. 

It is imperative that ALL STUDENTS have access to their NESA information and records.  This is where they can access their HSC timetables etc. 

All Year 12 students have been emailed with relevant information regarding UAC.  The information has also been placed in the Careers OneNote. 

The latest information available regarding SRS, EAS and Equity Scholarships is and will be posted on the UAC site

Please note that other states do not have their applications open yet (QTAC, VTAC, SATAC) and will open at various stages over the coming months. 

• Undergraduate applications open for domestic students on Wednesday 3 April 2024. UAC PINs will be emailed to NSW HSC and ACT Senior Secondary Certificate students on the same day.
• Undergraduate applications open for international students on Wednesday 17 April 2024.
• This year’s UAC Gude will not be delivered to schools but will be available on the UAC site.
• Resources on the UAC website will be updated in April. 

There is a great deal of information in this booklet which can be accessed from the UAC site

Job Jump also has a great deal of information regarding this, so don’t forget to check out the chapters in our Careers Team OneNote. 

Next term we will continue to have Industry visits on various Friday mornings, and I would like to thank Jess Loughland, for coming to chat with the current Year 12 students last Friday.  Jess is a St Clare’s Alumni and is currently working as a research scientist.  She shared her pathway and what a day in her life looks like.  It was very interesting to hear about how she reached this stage in her life and career. 

Thanks again to Erin Lute (from RIEP) who is arranging these visits for our students. 

Students in Year 12 who might be considering careers in medicine or dentistry post school need to register for the “UCAT” (University Clinical Aptitude Test ANZ). 

IMPORTANT UCAT ANZ 2024 DATES 

Candidates taking the UCAT ANZ in 2024 for entry to universities in Australia and New Zealand in 2025 should note these key dates (deadline times are in AEST - Australian Eastern Standard Time):  

UCAT ANZ 2024 Key Dates 

PLEASE NOTE:  UCAT registration is only via the UCAT ANZ website -

Universities and the UCAT Requirements

UCAT Format

Who is eligible to sit the UCAT? 

The UCAT ANZ test is only available to a candidate whose educational level at the time of sitting the test is that they are undertaking or have completed the final year of secondary schooling, or higher.  For example, candidates registering for UCAT ANZ 2024 should have completed, or plan to complete their final year of secondary schooling in 2024, that is, Year 12 in Australia or Year 13 in New Zealand. 

Candidates are eligible to sit UCAT ANZ if they have commenced or completed an undergraduate degree. 

It is noted, however, that not all undergraduate degree programs for which UCAT ANZ is a prerequisite will offer places for non-school leavers.  Candidates are advised to check the UCAT ANZ Consortium university websites for further information.  

Only a limited number of UCAT ANZ Consortium universities require international students to sit UCAT ANZ and, if so, it will only be required in specific circumstances.  Candidates are advised to check the UCAT ANZ Consortium university websites for further information.        (Reference: Pearson VUE, 2024) 

Please log on to the UCAT website for specific information.  There are free practice tests on this website to assist with preparation.

Next term the Year 11 PDHPE students will complete their Provide First Aid course with Warren Keegan from Coastal First Aid.  This is a very valuable qualification to have.  The Year 11 Sports Coaching class will complete their First Aid course on Monday 13 May.  They will gain some valuable knowledge and be able to feel confident when assisting in many different First Aid situations as well as satisfying one of the compulsory requirements for the Certificate III in Sports Coaching. 

CAA Latest Information 

The latest information from the CAA is as follows: 

Courses & Workshops for Students 

NIE Careers: Future Doctors Australia Program (Age: 14-18) 18 – 21 July 2024: Future Doctors Australia program is an engaging and high-impact 4-day program that provides young people (age: 14-18) with a unique opportunity to gain medical work experience in a safe and structured environment. Phone: 4367 0404 or 0412 439 115 or Email: enquiries@nie.edu.au. Details here:

UCAT NIE - Attention Year 10, 11 and 12: UCAT Preparation Workshop 21 April 2024: A full-day UCAT Preparation Workshop on 16 July 2023 (live online interactive). To register visit:

For further enquiries please contact NIE at enquiries@nie.edu.au or call (02) 4367 0404 / 0404 197 178 /

UNSW Young Women in Engineering Club: Free Year 7-9 Biomedical Engineering Workshops in April Limited places remain in the Free Biomedical Engineering workshop on 17 April for girls in Years 7-9. Facilitated by UNSW Biomedical Engineering Students’ Society at UNSW Kensington campus, this hands-on interactive workshop runs 10am – 11.30am. For more information visit:

Jump Start a Career in Early Childhood at GOAL College GOAL College has a new Early Childhood Education stream at the Olympic Park campus. Join now for Year 11 2025 and gain the full Certificate 3 (Early Childhood Education and Care) as part of the HSC. Non-ATAR. Apply now, limited places:

or phone 02 9171 7001.

La Trobe Health Information Management Undergraduate Course Don’t need to treat patients to make a difference in health. Study the Bachelor of Health Information Management and manage health data integrity and information systems, champion patient privacy, build skills in informatics, clinical coding and analytics. Visit:

or contact Course Co-ordinator Natasha.Prasad@latrobe.edu.au.

Western Sydney University | Families Week 2024 Children’s Drawing and Poetry Competition In the lead up to Families Week (13-19 May) Western is holding a children's poetry competition around the theme ‘One Planet, One People' focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs). Prizes will be awarded for 1st and 2nd place in each age category. Enter here:

Internationally Educated Offers an Online SAT Practice Test on Sunday 5 May from 9am – 12noon AEST The test is best suited for students in Years 9-12. Registration is essential and further details can be found at

The practice exam is $US20 and includes a personal score report on the day and a scheduled score review session with a test preparation expert.

NIE UCAT and Interview Preparation Resources and Services The National Institute of Education was founded in 1999 with one goal in mind: To provide an unparalleled assistance to students who wish to pursue a career in medicine or dentistry. Contact the team to see how NIE can help. Contact: enquiries@nie.edu.au / (02) 4367 0404 / 0404 197 178 /

For resources and training services visit:

Information Sessions for Students & Parents

TAFE NSW | Bradfield Senior College Open Days For Year 10 students interested in a HSC that will prepare them for the creative industries - filmmaking, game development, design or visual arts, production or performance. Bradfield’s project-based learning in Year 11 can build specialisations and industry connections. Find out more at an upcoming Open Day 4.30pm - 6pm on 7 May, 11 June and 2 July – register here:

Australian Federal Police PSO Online Information Session – Wednesday 8 May Interested in a career as a Protective Service Officer (PSO)? Questions will be answered in this online information session where PSOs will speak about their lived experiences on the job and learn about the application process. Register now to attend this free virtual information session:

JMC | Open Day Saturday 11 May 2024, 561 Harris Street, Ultimo. See creativity come to life and explore a creative future. Tour world-class facilities and activations, network and meet students and industry experts and check out live performances. Join JMC on campus. Register here:

Sydney Design School Information Session 15 May, 1pm Creative students can study interior design without an ATAR. Sydney Design School is hosting an Information Session on Wednesday 15 May at 1pm. Join them at 65 Berry St, North Sydney. Register to attend in person or online via Zoom at:

The next intake for their ASQA accredited Diploma courses is July 2024 or January 2025. RTO91446.

CQUniversity I Online Chat Session - Thursday 23 May, 3pm (AEST) Are students starting to think about post-school study options, like TAFE or university and have questions? Direct their attention to CQU’s upcoming Online Chat Session where the team will be available in real-time and ready to help with course specific information, pathway, entry options, and more. Visit:

Sydney Design School Open Day Saturday 25 May Love interiors? Don't miss the Sydney Design School Open Day Saturday 25 May, 10am - 12pm. Explore their new campus and make a ‘mood board’ - Ground Floor, 65 Berry St, North Sydney. Register:

Intakes in January or July every year. RTO91446.

Scholarships, Early Entry, Alternative Pathways 

Whitehouse Institute of Design - 2025 Early Entry Applications Open For students interested in pursuing a career in Fashion Design, Interior Design or Creative Direction and Styling, 2025 Early Entry applications are now open. To apply, follow the link provided below, or contact a Future Student Adviser at study@whitehouse-design.edu.au or Visit:

GOAL First Nations Student Scholarship 2025 Year 11 GOAL

has full scholarships available for First Nations students in the Sports or Childcare streams, starting Year 11 in 2025. Do the HSC at a school which has 11% Indigenous students. Scholarship includes uniform and laptop and additional support. Apply now limited places: 02 9171 7001 or Apply here:

WSU | HSC True Reward Early Offer Program - Apply Now HSC True Reward is now open for Year 12 students completing their HSC and provides an early offer into Western based on HSC results, instead of a scaled ATAR. HSC True Reward is offering students entry into university based on Year 11 results or Year 12 results. Find out more and to apply:

I would also like to keep encouraging all students to have a draft ‘Cover Letter’ and resume which can be tailored for job applications both part-time and fulltime.  This can be saved in the OneNote and accessed/changed at any time. 

If any student is interested in doing Work Experience, please come and collect the necessary paperwork from me.  The Catholic Schools Office has set guidelines for Work Experience.  Year 9 and Year 10 students must complete this during school hours; however, Year 11 and Year 12 students can do Work Experience during holiday time or on the weekend.

Karen McCann
Careers/VET Adviser

Term 2

Lansdowne Community Hall Annual Art Exhibition

The Lansdowne Community Hall Annual Art Exhibition will be held in the Lansdowne Hall from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday, May 18 and from 10 am to 3 pm on Sunday, May 19, 2024. 

Sections are as follows: 

Junior: 7 years under - Any subject in any medium (size limit A3). First prize $30.
Junior: 8 to 12 years - Any subject in any medium (size limit A3). First prize $40.
Youth: 13 to 18 years - Any subject in any medium (size limit 100 x 100 cm. First prize $75. 

Entries close at 5 pm Friday, May 3, 2024. 

For entry forms and conditions for the art exhibition and all further information please contact Rhonda Hardes on 0418 920 984 or email rhardes@bigpond.net.au or Louise Green on 0439 594 754.