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G.Y.C 9 JUNE 2022 news
G.Y.C
Student & Family
INFO FOR STUDENTS
AND FAMILIES
DEAKIN UNIVERSITY- LUNCHTIME SESSION
Thinking about studying at Deakin University?
Dates to
Sam Johnstone from Deakin University will be visiting the Hobart
Campus on Thursday 16 June at Lunchtime.
Join Sam a for a presentation from Deakin, including info about
remember studying in Geelong, Melbourne or Warrnambool. You’ll hear from a
current student leader who grew up in Tasmania, you can pick up a
course guide and on-campus accommodation brochure, and there’s
even some fun Deakin Residences merch up for grabs. Bring your
JUNE lunch and any questions along to this session. See you there!
13 Queen’s Birthday This session will be streamed to the ARC at our Glenorchy Campus.
Public Holiday For further information please see Deb Winton Pathways and Careers
Officer.
22 Mid-year exams
commence WILLIAM ADAMS CAREERS APPRENTICESHIPS
William Adams are offering the following apprenticeships to
29 Mid-year exams
commence in 2023:
conclude
• Diesel Technician: Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology
30 Exam marking • Auto Electrician: Cert III in Automotive Electrical Technology
and moderation (no
• Boilermaker/Fabricator: Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication
classes) Trade
JULY • Machinists/Fitter: Certificate III in Engineering -- Mechanical Trade
If you are keen... you can register your interest via this link : https://bit.
1 Exam marking ly/3vOFIQd or call 9566 0700.
and moderation (no
Official Applications will open in June 2022
classes)
For more information please contact Deb Winton Pathways and
3 NAIDOC Week Careers Counsellor.
commences
8 Term 2 concludes
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Student & Family
2022 TASMANIAN ALL SCHOOLS WALKS CHAMPIONSHIPS & STATE SENIOR
SHORT TITLE JUNE 25
Any interested students should contact the Sport Department. Entries Close Thursday 23 June. For further
information please email mbrown@gyc.tas.edu.au
TERM 3 AND 4 SPORT REGISTRATION
For security reasons, you need to ensure you a signed in through your school email account. Referring to
the email will make this easier.
Sign ups for Term 3 and 4 Sports are now open and are due by Friday 17 June.
Use the link on Simon under Student Links to sign up.
YOUNG TASMANIAN WRITER’S PRIZE 2022
A prestigious short fiction competition open to all Tasmanian students.
Seniors (Years 10 - 12): 800-1500 words
Requirement: The first sentence and paragraph of a story should hook the reader and present an impressive
image. Using your own words, choose ONE of the following ideas with which to begin your story.
1. The sight of a mountain
2. The sound of running water
3. The smell of mud
4. The feel of feathers
5. The taste of salt.
See Mrs Manners (Glenorchy) or Ms Miller (Hobart) for more information and help with the submission
process.
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Faith & &Mission
Student Family
WORLD’S GREATEST
2022 TASMANIAN ALL SHAVE EVENTS
SCHOOLS WALKS CHAMPIONSHIPS & STATE SENIOR
SHORT TITLE JUNE 25
A highlight of the last fortnight has been the incredible spirit of fun, energy and hair loss that has taken
Any interested student should contact the Sport Department. Entries Close Thursday 23 June. For further
place on each campus in a good cause. We thank our teachers especially; Mr Deayton, Ms Young, Ms Farid
information please email mbrown@gyc.tas.edu.au
and Mr Beck for taking the shave for the cure. There were many students who generously lost their locks,
there were some great colours and a terrific sense of goodwill to brighten up the cold days. We send our
TERM 3 AND
sincere thanks 4 SPORT
again REGISTRATION
to TAS Tafe whose Hair and Beauty class run the event so efficiently and well and
our fundraising efforts have been amazing.
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http://my.leukaemiafoundation.org.au/hobartgycshavers
Sign ups for Term 3 and 4 Sports are now open and are due by Friday 17 June.
http://my.leukaemiafoundation.org.au/glenorchygycshavers
Use the link on Simon under Student Links to sign up.
YOUNG TASMANIAN WRITER’S PRIZE 2022
A prestigious short fiction competition open to all Tasmanian students.
Seniors (Years 10 - 12): 800-1500 words
Requirement: The first sentence and paragraph of a story should hook the reader and present an impressive
image. Using your own words, choose ONE of the following ideas with which to begin your story.
1. The sight of a mountain
2. The sound of running water
3. The smell of mud
4. The feel of feathers
5. The taste of salt.
See Mrs Manners (Glenorchy) or Ms Miller (Hobart) for more information and help with the submission
process.
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Ministry
Faith & Mission
ST VINCENT DE PAUL – YOUTH INDUCTION MASS
GYC was well represented at the Youth Induction Mass held at St Therese’s Parish at Moonah in a Mass
concelebrated by Fr Richard Ross.
In the Mass, students joined across all Vinnies groups in the south to commit themselves to service of the
poor and marginalized in our Hobart Community. Those who become involved in Vinnies in Youth do so
generously and go on to support the work of St Vincent de Paul all their lives. Each campus group received
their blessed badges and candles and will continue to progress the Buddy Days and Winter drives and
initiatives of Vinnies in their hard working Justice Action Committees on each campus. It is never too late
to join a Vinnies committee.
CARITAS QUIZ NIGHT
On Friday 27 May, the Student Leaders, with the support of staff and sponsors, led a Quiz Night in support of
Caritas and their efforts in Ukraine. Caritas has worked closely with those effected in Ukraine by supplying
them with vital shelter, food, clean water and protection for vulnerable people and families. A large amount
of preparation went into the organising of the quiz night, with many leaders and staff giving up their Friday
night to come run the night.
The night was a huge success, raising a total of $1,025 for Caritas. We are extremely lucky to be able to help
those in a time that is needed. It was an exciting and fun event that allowed us to gather as a community
and support a great cause. We were supported by donations from many different sponsors and we would
like to extend our gratitude and thanks to those supporters of Caritas and Guilford Young College. A big
thank you to all the staff and students involved in the catering and food prep boxes which were a big hit
and to all the staff and students who helped and supported throughout the night.
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Ministry
Faith & Mission
FOCUS DAYS WITH MIKE FITZPATRICK
For the last 24 years we have been the only College in Tasmania that Mike Fitzpatrick has travelled to
Tasmania to work with on carefully planned Year 11 and 12 Focus Days.
We feel very fortunate to have his skilled presence, his wide experience working with young adults in
Catholic Schools over 30 years and across the country. As well as being a skilled presenter, facilitator and
person of faith, Mike is a gifted musician.
These days are compulsory and along side our expectation of studying a Religious Education subject are
our compulsory requirement of each student graduating the College at the end of Year 12.
For years I have been reminded that it was one day that students rated as a high point of their College life.
Why? Because they are with their peers, in warm comfortable clothing, away from their phones and books
and able to express their hopes, aspirations, fears and concerns as a year group and as a mechanism for
moving forward with hope in their lives. Mike uses music, group activities, sharing (by invitation) and many
strategies to build trust and growth during the day.
This is NOT a day for students to book appointments, it really detracts from the flow of the day for others if
students come and go and do not commit to be present to one another. We seek parental support in this as
our College gives aside time after the mid year exams for an important re focus and engagement in mental,
social and spiritual wellbeing of each of our students. When you reflect on your own busy adult lives I am
sure you would cherish time out to “reflect” and refocus, please support your young adult to do the same.
Hobart students will be bussed to the Bosco Theatre for their days due to the College renovations.
Hobart Year 11s – Tuesday 5 July –
Departure from Barrack Street at 9.00am
Departure from Glenorchy Bosco Theatre 2.50pm
(Please note the time change – wear warm comfortable clothing and bring lunch or money for the canteen)
Hobart and Glenorchy 12s – Wednesday 6 July –
Departure from Barrack Street at 9.00am
Departure from the Glenorchy Bosco Theatre 2.50pm
( Warm, comfortable clothing for movement, bring lunch or money for the canteen)
Glenorchy Year 11s – Thursday 7 July -
Glenorchy students in the Bosco Theatre at 9.00am – 2.50 pm.
Break times as usual
Classes as usual for Year 12s on Year 11 days and Year 11s on Year 12 days
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Ministry
Faith & Mission
MIRACULOUS EVENTS: SCIENCE TESTS FAITH
There will be an exhibition at Waterside Pavilion, Hobart from Wednesday 15 June to Saturday 26 June
from 10.00am until 4.30pm daily. For bookings and further information please go to hobart.catholic.org.
au/miraculous-events-science-tests-faith/
Mrs Simone McManus and Ms Kylie Sullivan
Directors of Faith and Mission
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Ministry
FLINDERS ISLAND TRIP
Recentley, eleven First Nations students and two community members, Carleeta Thomas and Jamie
Graham-Blair travelled to Flinders Island for a four-day cultural heritage expedition. Students took the
8.00am flight from Launceston to Whitemark Airport and spent a full day exploring the Furneaux Museum,
the township of Whitemark and taking some small coastal walks in the south and east of the Island. Carleeta
and Jamie shared their extensive knowledge of the Island’s food resources and history, and encouraged
students to draw on past knowledge in identifying bush foods. The following day, the group travelled to
Castle Rock and then to Killiekrankie in the north of the Island where Margaret Wheatley explained the
process of fossicking for the eponymous diamonds. In the afternoon, students spent time at Wyballena,
a site of exile for the remaining Tasmanian Aboriginal People on the Tasmanian mainland administered
by George Augustus Robinson from 1833-1847. On Thursday, half the group climbed Mount Strzelecki, a
considerable climb, while others made their way to Trousers Point, walking along the beautiful coastline
and learning about Chappell Island’s enormous snakes. On the final day, students visited the Wombat
Rescue at The Purple Swamphen. The rich cultural landscape, windswept beautiful environment was an
unforgettable experience for students and we are extremely grateful to Jamie and Carleeta for sharing
their knowledge so generously with us.
Ms Kristin Leeds
Aboriginal Student Success Teacher
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Ministry
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
ROWING
A huge congratulations to Joseph Triffett (C4) who was in a team of 38 male and female athletes and 6
support personnel who travelled to the ACT to race on Lake Burley Griffin in the 2022 Schools Pathway 8’s
which is a part of the Rowing Australia U19, U21 & U23 Selection Trials.
A total of 21 Eights were entered with four Eights coming from Tasmania and it was a great experience for
all involved with a high standard of crews racing against interstate athletes.
Joseph’s crew finished 4th in the B final.
This finished off a great rowing season which also saw him as part of the New Norfolk Rowing Club crew
that won the State Under 19 Men’s Coxless Quad Scull and the 2021 Kirby Cup.
VOLUNTEERING
This week we also acknowledge Ahmed Omer (R2) who recently received a Youth Volunteering Award
from Volunteering Tasmania for his work with JCP Youth. Well done Ahmed!
HOCKEY:
Rueben Hoey (B8) has continued to excel in hockey with his selection in the U21 State Hockey Team and
the Tasmanian Institute of Sport.
ORIENTEERING:
Congratulations to past student Mikayla Cooper (Leaver 2020) who has been selected to represent
Australia at the upcoming World Uni Games in Switzerland and World Cup in Estonia.
Please see the Sport Facebook page to support Mikayla: https://www.facebook.com/
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EARTHCARE GROUP:
Ministry
The online Catholic EarthCare Summit 2022 was hosted
from New South Wales. Living in Tasmania surrounded with
biodiversity, it was interesting to hear how schools in the
ENGLISH APPLIED
The English Applied students are
currently undertaking studies relating to
work.
City of Sydney were increasing biodiversity. Leading the
Deb Winton has visited the Line 5
conference was Nicole Lewis, one of the founders of the B&B
Glenorchy class to run a session about
Highway Project. She talked about biodiversity and especially
resume creation and cover letters.
bees and natural pollinators. I also had the opportunity to talk
Deb spoke to the class about skills and
to other schools from New South Wales and hear what they
attributes. Students were asked to
are doing as part of their EarthCare groups. Many concerned
identify their attributes, such as being
with recycling had set up systems for clothes recycling and
honest, hard-working, and responsible.
also donating money to Vinnies. Other schools who didn’t
The class then considered what skills
have much room to work with were installing roof top and
they possess such as cooking, sport, RSA
hanging gardens. It was interesting to hear how schools
and many more. Deb then explained how
were tackling the issue of the environment within their own
these skills and attributes can be woven
EarthCare groups.
into a resume to demonstrate to the
employer your suitability for work.
Isabelle Selby
Alongside these visits, students are
exploring possible career paths and
World Environment Day was marked at the Glenorchy learning about the interview process.
Campus with planting native grasses as part of our habitat This unit of work provides students with
restoration project. everyday literacy skills for the workplace
Pictured: Beautiful blooms on Correa planted as part of and employment opportunities.
this project in 2021 and Emily Gamez planting for World
Environment Day.
JUSTICE ACTION GROUP
Do you have a strong sense of justice?
Do you want to help people in your
community but you’re not sure where to
start?
Students are invited to come along to
the Justice Action Committee in the ARC
Hub at Wednesday lunch every fortnight
to discuss the Vinnies Winter Appeal and
get involved! We have Elle Bate from
Vinnies Youth joining us to brainstorm
ideas. All are welcome! Turn your words
into action!
“By Deeds, Not Words Alone”
10 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNEG.Y.C ARC NEWS Ministry ANTI-RACISM AND ALLYSHIP CONFERENCE 2022 ARC Leader, Dr Demelza Hall, attended the annual Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) conference in Canberra (Ngunnawal Country) last week to explore how the ARC can continue to support the diverse needs of our students, staff, and the broader GYC community. With a focus on diversity, inclusion, and allyship, the conference emphasised the benefits of working closely with community stakeholders, particularly First Nations peoples, to ensure that all learning spaces are grounded upon the needs and values of the communities that they serve. Dr Hall hopes to implement several strategic changes to the ARC as a result of this conference, starting with the development of a dedicated First Nations space – where GYC’s collection of texts by, and about, First Nations peoples are not only displayed more prominently but are also re-catalogued so that appropriate cultural warnings are highlighted. ARC We are pleased to present some renders of the new Academic Research Centre (ARC) that will shortly begin construction at our Hobart Campus. The ARC recognises that learning happens best in high quality, safe environments. Environments with well-considered indoor air quality, comfort conditions (thermal, visual, tactile and acoustic), access to daylight, view and aesthetics. And, learning occurs differently for different people, and as such a range of spaces should be provided to accommodate these differences. Over the last 18 months we have been designing our new ARC. The ARC is split into 3 zones. Collaborative/Social – A place for group work, conversations, and connections. 11 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNE
G.Y.C ARC NEWS Reference/Research/Services – A space that will house a print collection, research tools, ARC assistants, ICT, Counselling services, Offices, meeting booths, Careers, etc. Quiet Study – A peaceful, ambient, and quiet area for study, reflection and research. Our ARC is available to both campuses and will enrich the lives of all members of the GYC community. Students, teachers, staff, parents and carers will all benefit from our new facility. The ARC is designed to work independently from the other buildings and spaces. This means the facility can operate securely after hours, and during school holidays. We hope to bring not only our GYC community into the ARC, but other groups as well such as artists, authors, universities, and community groups. We will provide more information and images of our new ARC over the coming months. Mr Stuart Brinsmead Director of e-Learning & Information Systems 12 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNE
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Sports News
IMPORTANT DATES
2022 All Schools Secondary Cross Country: Tuesday June 28
State SATIS Football Grand Finals: Saturday July 2
TERM 3 SPORT CAPTAINS
Congratulations to the following students who have had their leadership and involvement in the various
school sporting teams be recognised through being awarded Captain:
SPORT CAPTAINS AND VICE CAPTAINS
Cross Country - Girls Ansa Le Grange (C)
Cross Country - Boys Haney Mokonen (C)
Canoe Polo Charlotte Turton and JJ Welch (Co-Captains)
Football - Boys 1st XVIII Tom McCallum, Cam Owen (VC), Fletcher Hooker (VC) & Bayley Aziz (VC)
- Boys 2nd XVIII Blake Klaffer (C) Andre Byamangu (VC), Hugh Samson (VC)
Football - Girls 1st Claire Ransom & Amity Chick (Co-Captains)
Hockey - Boys 1st XI Jaxon Sproule (C), Josh Hine and George Oliver (VC)
Hockey - Girls 1st XI Taylor Brooks (C), Maddie Brooks and Ansa Le Grange (VC)
Hockey - Girls 2nd XI Zoe Brown (C) & Gabs Foale (VC)
Water Polo - Boys Corin Arkell (C) & Jack Cassidy (VC)
Water Polo - Girls Mary Clingeleffer & Samantha Rickwood (Co-Captains)
CROSS COUNTRY
Southern SATIS Cross Country
The Southern SATIS Cross Country was held at the Soldiers Memorial Oval, Queens Domain on Thursday
26 May. It was unfortunate that due to illness and injury, a few GYC students were unable to participate
in this event. The College still had sixteen students participating. It was a cold day with the Open Girls
completing the 4km track and the Open Boys running 6km. Lottie Horton and Metasebia Duggan both ran
extremely well to finish 5th and 6th respectively. In the Open Boys race, Haney Mokonen replicated his fine
performance from 2021 and established a clear lead from the start completing the 6km in an impressive
time of 19 minutes, 35 secs which was a full minute before the next contender. Bertie Tucceri also had an
impressive run finishing 4th place and not far behind him was Callum Banasik in 13th and Liam Banasik in
17th.
In the Teams event, GYC came 3rd in both the Girls and Boys Senior Shields and 2nd in the Co-Educational
Senior Shield.
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2022 All Schools Cross Country June 28
Any interested students who would like to compete
in the Tasmanian All School Cross Country event
should contact the Sport Department for further
information and register their name by Tuesday 21
June.
2022 Tasmanian All Schools Walks Championships
& State Senior Short Title 25 June.
Any interested students should contact the Sport
Department. Entries Close Thursday 23 June.
GYC 2nd XVIII Football
In only 7 days, the GYC boys evolved into major
contenders. Re-gaining a number of key players
from illness, and securing the playing services of
a few more, the numbers were overflowing on the
sidelines as they took to the field at the Friendly
Fortress in New Town for the second week running.
A slow start had the newly formed team on the back
foot early, but a couple of key players took the game
by the scruff of the neck as the members from both
campuses began to really gel together in the second
term to take a 1 point lead into half time.
Inspirational speeches of an elite level were given
by the captain and co-captain respectively and
the team hit the turf fired up for the second half.
A barrage of goals was to follow, as GYC gained
control under the eye of the Glenorchy Football
Club President on scouting duties. Friends were
able to call on some experienced hands and years
of cohesion, to wrangle back the momentum and
begin to claw back the lead.
Coach Artis pleaded with his team to utilise the
fresh legs and pressure to grind the Friends’ team
out of the game. To which the team responded
and gave it their all. As the sun set, the smiles and
laughter around the ground tuned into the fantastic
display of contested football that was going on.
Great support and great team efforts resulted in a
fantastic experience for all those involved.
With the two warm up games now out of the way,
the GYC 2nd XVIII are looking forward to playing
Friends’ in their third game.
Best Players: Riley, Callen, Henry, Harry, Chris, Barry,
Liam
Mr Chris Elwell
14 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNEG.Y.C BOYS 1ST XVIII FOOTBALL The GYC Boys Football had a convincing win against Launceston Church Grammar School with many scoring opportunities, 9.26.80 - 3.0.18. Best GYC: Fletcher Hooker, Caleb Devine, Xavier Connor, Oliver Kelly, Connor Downham, Charlie Moore, Hamish Ayliffe, Will Busch Goals GYC: Fletcher Hooker 3, Will Sartori 2, Jack Males, Jesse Willmott, Xavier Connor GIRLS 1ST FOOTBALL The GYC Girls Football team defeated Friends’ due to a forfeit and look forward to playing Fahan this week. BOYS AND GIRLS HOCKEY The three hockey teams have been performing very well with the boys dominating the roster currently placed on top of the College Boys ladder, the Girls 1st Team sitting second in the College Girls and the Girls 2nd sitting third in their competition. The boys team are a joy to watch with a mixture of outstanding talent and some new players to hockey. They have all embraced one another’s ability and are playing well while having a lot of fun. The Girls 2nd have continued to improve with a draw to Fahan this week. Gabs Foale, Emma Ayebare and Sam Tomes- Park all played extremely well. The play of the day however, involved Abbie Corrigan chasing down a ball on the backline to pass it to her fellow forwards with Mietta Burton finishing it off with a goal. The Girls 1st , although suffering a few injuries had a good win against Collegiate. Girls 1st Hockey: Defeated Collegiate 3-0 and lost to Friends Girls 2nd Hockey: GYC lost to Friends 1-0, drew with Fahan 1-1 Boys 1st Hockey: GYC defeated Friends 1-0 and Hutchins 5-2 15 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNE
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BOYS AND GIRLS WATER POLO Sports and competitions available Term 4
Both Water Polo teams have demonstrated their • Triathlon: Individual and/or Team Event
strength in the pool over the past fortnight with
• Girls T20 Cricket (2 day State SATIS competition)
wins in every game. The boys continued to play
water polo at a high standard with defeating both • Boys T20 Cricket (2 day State SATIS competition)
Friends’ teams, against the Blue Team 17-1 and Red
Team 16-3. Myles Hall played very well in goals Registration Link: https://gyc.at/T3&4S
making a number of critical saves. Up the other end
of the pool with some effective teamwork, the GYC NEW GYC SPORT SOCIAL MEDIA
Team have dominated in attack with Corin Arkell
and Duncan Suttil scoring many of the goals. The There is just so much happening with all of our
girls had a great game against Friends’, working wonderful sporting students and teams this year
effectively together and enjoying the game to come that we have decided to launch a GYC Sport
away with a clear victory 10-3. Facebook and Instagram page!
Be sure to give these pages a like and a follow to
CANOE POLO keep up with all our fantastic sporting news, rosters
The Canoe Polo team have continued to show great and success stories!
improvement with a defeat against Friends 5-1. It Facebook: GYC Sport
was a great game with Cassie, Charlotte and Eloise
playing extremely well with JJ and Jacob assisting Instagram: guilfordyoungcollegesport
in attack. The ability to maintaining possession for
majority of the game resulted in 5 great goals with
an awesome one scored by Cassie. This week GYC
GYC
played against a more experienced Hobart College
team who had many adults playing, unfortunately
GYC were unable to match their level of expertise.
TERMS 3 AND 4 SPORT REGISTRATIONS SPORT
Students currently have the opportunity to sign-up
for the various sports on offer for the remainder of
the year. Registrations need to occur by Friday 17
JUNE.
Sports and competitions available Term 3
• Badminton: Girls, Boys and Mixed
• Netball: Girls Division 1 (2 Teams) and Division 2 (2
Teams)
• Soccer: Boys Division 1 and Division 2
• Soccer Girls: Number of teams depends on number
of students signing up
• Volleyball: Boys
• Girls Rugby
• Athletics
16 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNEG.Y.C EDDIE RICE WINTER FUNFEST! PROGRAM DATES: Monday 18 to 22 of July (Daily) PROGRAM LOCATION: St Aloysuis Gymnasium Kingston PRESENT STAFF MEMBER(S): Brendan Webb TRAINING TIME: Monday 18 - 9:00am to 2pm PROGRAM TIMES: Tuesday 19th to Friday 22nd - 9:00am to 3:30pm Daily *Volunteers are helping each other with carpooling. If you have any arrival or departure concerns please contact Brendan Webb PROGAM CONTRIBUTION: As we know this is a difficult time for many the base cost of this camp is $50 (*This is to cover the costs of transportation, catering, accommodation, equipment and training for the program), for discussion around payment and support please speak to Andrew Blackett. Payment can be best made in cash on the day or request an invoice to be sent via email. Application Link: https://forms.gle/WB7yzXjmxSaiP5bNA 17 G.Y.C news | 9 JUNE
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