Concordia CONNECT - Concordia College

Concordia CONNECT                                                                         Term 1, Week 4, 2021

In this issue...
        A message from the Head of Middle School
        A message from the St John's Campus Student Culture Leader
        Year 2 students investigate Forces
        Year 8 Camp
        Valentine's Day Heart Foundation Fundraiser
        Diary Dates

St John's Campus
Hear from the Student Culture Leader and read about Year 2s studying Forces as well as Chinese New Year in the ELC.

        In this Section
        From the Student Culture Leader
        Year 2s investigate Forces
        Chinese New Year in the ELC
        Parenting Workshops

Concordia Campus
Hear from the Head of Middle School and read about Year 8 Camp, Legal Studies, Musical preparations and more.

        In this Section
        From the Head of Middle School
        Year 8 Camp
        Valentine's Day Heart Foundation Fundraiser
        Year 12 Pastoral Care
        Year 11 Brain Training
        Year 9 Geography Biomes
        College Musical Preparations
        Year 7 Family Gathering
        Parenting Workshops
        Legal Studies Update
        SLASA Joan Brewer Award

Sport
Click here for the latest news and results.

        In this Section
        St John's Campus Sports Results
        Concordia Campus Sports Results

Noticeboard
Diary dates, events and notices from around the College and the wider community.

        In this Section
        Diary Dates

Upcoming Events
Parenting Workshops
The School Shop
Public Notices & Events

St John's Campus
Hear from the Student Culture Leader and read about Year 2s studying Forces as well as Chinese New Year in the ELC.

In this Section

      From the Student Culture Leader
      Year 2s investigate Forces
      Chinese New Year in the ELC
      Parenting Workshops

From the Student Culture Leader

St John’s Campus SRC and Year 6 Student Leader Installation
On Friday 5 February, the Year 6 Student Leaders and Semester 1 Student Representative Council were installed into their
leadership roles. These students will collaborate together weekly to share and discuss their ideas for how we can strengthen
and make improvements at St John’s Campus. They will be inquirers (investigating their ideas further), communicators
(speaking to their peers and relevant experts) and risk-takers (putting their ideas into action). We look forward to watching
what these young leaders achieve throughout Semester 1.

Miss Ellen Hoopmann
Student Culture Leader

Year 2s investigate Forces

This week (Week 4), the Year 2 classes began their Unit of Inquiry exploring How The World Works by investigating how
forces are used in the games we play and activities we do. They explored a variety of games and construction materials and
asked themselves the questions, ‘How does this work?’ and ‘What forces are being used?’. They have been talking about
push and pull and trying to identify which forces are being used around them.

They had a lot of fun exploring and are looking forward to some more experiments and investigations to learn more about
forces and design technologies.

Graham Buxton
Year 2 Teacher

Chinese New Year in the ELC

The children in the ELC have been learning about and celebrating Chinese New Year. Colours of red and gold have been
used in a number of learning experiences. The children have been dressing in traditional clothing, making lanterns, lucky
envelopes and dragon masks. We have learnt to say hello and how to count in Mandarin, which was taught by some of the
children in the Early Learning Centre. Gong Xi Fa Cai!

Mrs Sarah Neill
ELC Teacher

Parenting Workshops

The City of Unley is offering two free parenting workshops with guest speaker Mark Le Messurier in March 2021.Click here
for more information.

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Concordia Campus
Hear from the Head of Middle School and read about Year 8 Camp, Legal Studies, Musical preparations and more.

In this Section

       From the Head of Middle School
       Year 8 Camp
       Valentine's Day Heart Foundation Fundraiser
       Year 12 Pastoral Care
       Year 11 Brain Training
       Year 9 Geography Biomes
       College Musical Preparations
       Year 7 Family Gathering
       Parenting Workshops
       Legal Studies Update
       SLASA Joan Brewer Award

From the Head of Middle School

Welcome to 2021
From my Middle School perspective, we have had the privilege of a very settled start to the year, and there are many
contributing factors to this which we should acknowledge and build upon.

The first key factor, I believe, is the calibre of our teachers and the way they collaborate in their teams to provide an
environment where students feel cared for as they are guided through the transition process.

As you will be aware, Concordia aims to provide our young students with the best education possible. We expose them to a
broad range of curriculum learning experiences, personalising this by providing appropriate levels of support and
challenge for holistic development.

The Year 7 to 8 model, where (when possible) students move with their teacher from Year 7 into Year 8, builds a level of
assurance which we have not had before. The Year 9s moving into single gender Home Classes also brings a level of
comfort for the students.

At the end of last year, much time was spent by staff allocating students to classes, considering their placement from many
aspects, including their wellbeing, in order to give them the best chance of success. The level of satisfaction in this process
has been excellent.

We aim to improve the flow of information around each student. No two students are alike, and their unique characteristics
and needs can be vastly different. Some students absorb information quickly, others more gradually, needing to check
things out more than once before they become familiar. Others fall in between and the School needs to flex to suit all levels
of understanding.

The Transition Process is a constantly evolving one and, thus, is always a work in progress. This is as it should be to ensure
our processes always meet our students’ needs.

May you and your families receive God’s richest blessings for the year ahead, may it be a wonderful year for all.

Briony Carman
Head of Middle School

Year 8 Camp

From the 8-11 February, the Year 8 cohort went on camp to Adare Campsite in Victor Harbor. The camp was filled with fun
activities run by Beyond Limits, such as bodyboarding, raft building, bike riding, obstacle courses, kayaking, the 13m Flying
Kiwi, and many others. On camp the year level was spilt into 12 tribes, each tribe was competing to get the most points by
the end of camp, and ‘Sir Carries’ took the lead scoring over 10,000 points. Each night four tribes were given the opportunity
to sleep in a tent for a night, and although it was rough, as birds can be really loud, the night was great! Camp was so
exciting; we were given lots of new opportunities to learn and develop new skills, friendships and have fun.

By Mae 8MNAG

Please note: Students who have misplaced any items they took to Year 8 Camp are asked to speak to staff at the Student
Services Office (SSO) as there are a number of 'lost property' items awaiting collection.

Valentine's Day Heart Foundation Fundraiser

The Valentine’s Day fundraiser was a huge success! We were able to fundraise for the Heart Foundation through the sale of
roses, friendship Freddos, cuddly koalas and singing telegrams!

Thank you to all the students who got around the cause. The day would not have been successful without you! A special
thanks goes to Mr Watkins, the winner of the mass singing telegram, as well as the Year 12 cohort for their participation in
the singing telegrams and distribution of chocolates and roses!

Hana 12RSOM
School Captain

Year 12 Pastoral Care

Tuesday of Week 2 saw the Year 12 Parent/Home Class/Subject Teacher information evening take place. Parents were
able to meet their son/ daughter's Home Class teacher as well as all subject teachers.

During our Year 12 Assembly in Week 2, some Old Concordians from 2020 - Alex Maddaford, Jessica Chew, Luke Fenwick,

Ethan Hurn, Sarah Harper, Kiralee Lockwood, Sam Homburg, Josh Cook and Angus Lewis - gave their insight into how best
to prepare for Year 12. We thank them for their presentation on ‘what it was like setting achievable short and long term
goals from the start of Year 12' and 'how they were able to achieve their goals and gain the ATAR that they required to gain
entry into the University course they desired’. It was also amazing to hear what some of our Old Concordians have been up
to since they finished school back in November 2020.

Shrove Tuesday was celebrated on Wednesday 10 February in the Atrium courtyard with the Home Class Deputies cooking
up a feast of pancakes and the entire year level enjoying the great culinary delights.

We look forward to the Year 12 Retreat which is being held at Nunyara Conference Centre, Belair, from Wednesday to
Friday 17 to 19 March. Arrival time is between 8 and 8.30 on Wednesday morning and the Retreat will conclude at 1.00pm
on Friday.

Mr Rick Sommariva
Year 12 Pastoral Leader

Year 11 Brain Training

On Wednesday of Week 3, the Year 11 students attended the first of three “Brain Training” sessions. The session was
presented by Penny Sih, a psychologist from Developing Minds Psychology and Education. This session, titled “Getting it
Together”, focussed on strategies that students can use to establish routines and effective study habits, reduce
procrastination and minimise distractions. Later in the year, the students will be participating in two further seminars, one
focussed on “The Science of Learning and Memory” and the other focussed on “Managing Stress and Tough Times”. The
sessions offer a range of practical suggestions for the students to consider, and the Year 11 Home Class teachers are
looking forward to supporting the students to establish study routines and try different strategies to support their motivation,
perseverance and resilience this year.

Judy Harris
Year 11 Pastoral Leader

Year 9 Geography Biomes

Biomes.

The term doesn’t conjure associations as a topic of high interest…unless you get to revisit your Primary Years! Year 9
Geography students were tasked with constructing a biome model with an accompanying fact card in a single module.
Additionally, they had to include a simulation of a weather event that could potentially interrupt the food production within the
biome. The information from this lesson will be applied in coming weeks, as we prepare to visit the Warrawong Wildlife
Sanctuary as part of an integrated unit with Science.

Vanessa Narino-Terry
English and Humanities Teacher

College Musical Preparations

We are really looking forward to the upcoming musical production of Beauty and the Beast. Thanks to all who are supporting
this year’s musical, including the parents and staff who assisted with set painting last weekend! Ticket information will be
coming soon – we hope you will join us for what is sure to be a fantastic show!

Year 7 Family Gathering

On Friday, 12 February the Concordia P&F were excited to host the first College Community Event for 2021 - the Year 7
Family Gathering.

What a great way to celebrate the start of a new year and a new chapter for many of the Year 7 families!

There was a fantastic buzz in the Quad with close to 400 people attending the event. Families enjoyed gourmet pizza that
was provided by Amore woodfired oven pizzas.

Following the welcome from our Principal and Head of Middle School, parents enjoyed a great opportunity to meet the Year
7 Home class teachers and other parents in a relaxed environment.

We were very grateful for the Concordia Concert Band who performed whilst guests arrived and we thank the wonderful
volunteers who assisted in making the evening such a success.

The P&F are really looking forward to continuing their support of the year level events scheduled for the remainder of 2021.

Angela Warrick
Community Engagmenet and Events

Parenting Workshops

The City of Unley is offering two free parenting workshops with guest speaker Mark Le Messurier in March 2021.Click here
for more information.

Legal Studies Update

At the start of Week 2, some of the Year 12 Legal Studies students from the Class of 2020 were invited back to the College
to share their insights and experiences with the 2021 class. They assisted them with their learning by giving some tips on
how to gain maximum understanding, marks and greater value in certain aspects of the course.

I would like to thank the Legal Studies class of 2020 for giving up their time to help this year's Legal Studies class.

Due to COVID-19, the Year 11 and 12 Legal Studies classes will not attend the Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts or
Parliament House until further notice. Instead, they will be involved in mock trials and viewing Question Time during the SA
Parliamentary Sitting Days.

Rick Sommariva
Legal Studies Teacher

SLASA Joan Brewer Award

The SLASA Joan Brewer Award is made to a person giving outstanding service to teacher librarianship and/or school
libraries in SA. Congratulations to Hajnalka Molloy (Concordia College), recipient of a SLASA 2021 Joan Brewer Award.

Tony Shillitoe
Digital Resources Manager

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Sport
Click here for the latest news and results.

In this Section

       St John's Campus Sports Results
       Concordia Campus Sports Results

St John's Campus Sports Results

Cricket

Saturday 13 February

Concordia Year 2/3 gold lost to Mitcham Primary: 132-148.
Concordia C Grade Junior Green team lost to St Thomas: 59-89.
Concordia C Grade Junior Blue team defeated Highgate 110 -59.

Netball

Monday 8 February

Concordia Cats defeated Unley Blue: 5-1.

Softball

Saturday 13 February

Concordia Year 3-4 Tee-ball Team lost to Belair: 43-57. A very close game for a team playing for the first time.

Tennis

Friday 12 February

Concordia Girls Gold Tennis Team defeated Wilderness: 2 sets - 1.

Concordia Campus Sports Results

Boys' Sport

Cricket

Saturday 13 February

1st XI defeated Immanuel 2nd XI: - 1/95 (17 overs) - 5/92 (20 overs). Nick 2/13, Lachlan 43, Ben 25.
9A (Day one of a two-day match) vs St Michael’s: Concordia all out for 131. Jackson 34, Sean 29, Jay 25. St Michael’s
1/7 off 3 in reply. Sean 1 wicket.
8A (Day one of a two-day match) vs PAC. Concordia all out for 71. Lachlan 21 n.o., Lachlan 16. PAC 2/36. Liam 2 wickets.
7A lost to St Ignatius: 3/51 (20 overs) - 5/69 (20 overs). Andrew 8*, Hunter 8*, Tom 1/0, Cameron 2/8.

Tennis

Friday 12 February

Year 7 lost to Pembroke: 0 sets (10 games) - 12 sets (72 games).

Saturday 13 February

Drive defeated Mercedes: 6 sets (43 games) - 3 sets (30 games). Winners: Dane/Ari, Ethan/Cody, Ari, Cody; 2 sets won by
forfeit.
Senior A lost to St Peter’s: 0 sets (7 games) - 9 sets (54 games).
Senior C defeated St Ignatius: 7 sets (61 games) - 5 sets (55 games). Winners: Andrew/Sam, Will/Nick, Finn/Hayden,
Sam, Will, Finn, Hayden.
Middle B defeated Scotch: 9 sets (57 games) - 3 Sets (34 games). Winners: Fraser/Lucas, Alex/Jackson,
Charlie/Mitchell, Fraser, Lucas, Fergus, Alex, Jackson, Mitchell.

Volleyball

Friday 5 February

Senior A defeated Adelaide High School: 2 sets (73 points) - 1 set (56 points). Best players: Tom, Samson, Luke.
Senior A2 defeated Scotch: 2 sets (63 points) - 1 set (51 points). Best players: Henry, Sam, Max.
Senior B1 – Bye
Senior B2 – Bye
Senior C Yellow – Bye
Senior C Blue – Bye
Middle A defeated Pulteney: 2 sets (66 points) - 1 set (68 points).
Middle B1 – Bye
Middle B2 – Bye
Middle C1 – Bye
Middle C Gold – Bye
Middle C Navy – Bye

Friday 12 February

Senior A lost to Immanuel: 1 set (53 points) - 2 sets (59 points). Best players: Tom, Samson, Luke.
Senior A2 lost to Immanuel: 0 sets (47 points) - 3 sets (75 points). Best player: Liam.
Senior B1 defeated St Johns Grammar School: 3 sets (75 points) - 0 sets (20 points). Best players: Max, Andrew, Shathir.
Senior B2 defeated Westminster: 3 sets (65 points) - 0 sets (39 points) Best players: Max, Jacob, Harry.
Middle A lost to Immanuel: 0 sets (47 points) - 3 sets (75 points).
Middle B1 lost to St Michael’s: 0 sets (23 points) - 1 set (25 points). Best players: Nima, Alex, Stirling.

Middle B2 lost to St Michael’s: 0 sets (37 points) - 3 sets (65 points). Best players: Josh, Elliott.
Middle C1 defeated Cabra 1 set: 2 sets (72 points) - (54 points). Best players: Jake, Mitchell, James.
Middle C Gold defeated St Michael's: 1 set (25 points) - 0 sets (23 points). Best players: Nicholas, Max, Cooper.
Middle C Navy defeated Cabra: 2 sets (58 points) - 1 set (46 points). Best players: Ben, Matthew, Argon.

Girls' Sport

Basketball

Monday 8 February

Senior C lost to Immanuel.
Middle Gold lost to Immanuel 2: 30-10.
Middle Navy defeated St Peters 1: 19-0.
Middle White lost to Immanuel 1: 18-5.

Wednesday 10 February

Senior A lost to Immanuel.
Senior B lost to Immanuel.
Middle A lost to Immanuel.
Middle B lost to Immanuel.

Cricket

Friday 12 February

Bye

Softball

Saturday 6 February

Open B defeated Scotch: 13-9.
Open C drew with Scotch: 9-9.

Saturday 13 February

Open B defeated St Johns: 13-12 (Laura home run).
Open C lost to St Ignatius.

Tennis

Saturday 6 February

Div 2 vs Scotch - incomplete due to rain.
Div 4 defeated Scotch.

Monday 8 February

Premier League defeated Pulteney 3: (30) – 3 (23).
Premier Reserves lost to Pulteney 3: (22) – 3 (27).

Saturday 13 February

Div 2 - Bye
Div 4 - Bye

Volleyball

Saturday 6 February

Senior A lost to Seymour: 1-2.
Senior B defeated Seymour: 2-0.
Senior C defeated Seymour: 2-1.
Senior Gold defeated Seymour: 3-0.
Senior Navy lost to Westminster: 1-2.
Senior White lost to Westminster: 0-3.
Middle A defeated Seymour: 3-0.
Middle B defeated Seymour: 3-0.
Middle C defeated Seymour: 3-0.
Middle Gold lost to Seymour: 1-2.
Middle Navy lost to Westminster: 0-3.
Middle White - Bye

Saturday 13 February

EXEAT for all grades

Mixed Sport

Swimming (Years 7-12)

Wednesday 10 February

Concordia finished in 2nd place vs St Peters, St Ignatius and Pulteney.

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Noticeboard
Diary dates, events and notices from around the College and the wider community.

In this Section

      Diary Dates
      Upcoming Events
      Parenting Workshops
      The School Shop
      Public Notices & Events

Diary Dates

Fridge Notes
To download a Term 1 Fridge Notes calendar for each campus, click the links below. Fridge Notes can also be accessed via
the 'More' tab within the School Star app.

      St John's Campus Fridge Notes
      Concordia Campus Fridge Notes

St John's Campus

 February

 Tuesday 23         ELC Settling in Chats, 3.30pm

 Thursday 25        Years 1-5 Parent/Teacher Interviews

                    ELC, Reception. Year 1 and Year 2 Parent
 Friday 26          event, 6-8pm in the Courtyard. | Bookings
                    essential

                    Reception Get Together, Heywood Park
 Sunday 28
                    (Northgate and Grove St, Unley Park), 2pm

March

Tuesday 2         Years 1-5 Parent/Teacher Interviews, 3.30-8pm

                  YLC's Meeting, 6pm

                  ELC Settling in Chats, 3-5.30pm
Wednesday 3
                  P&F Meeting - The Hub (Concordia Campus
                  G70), 7pm

Friday 5          Sports Day

Monday 8          Adelaide Cup - Public Holiday

                  Year 4 Camp
Wed 10 - Fri 12
                  Year 5 Camp

Friday 12         Non-uniform Day

                  Reception Parent/Teacher Interviews and Year
Wednesday 24
                  6 Three-Way Conferences

                  NAPLAN National Coordinated Practice Test for
Thursday 25
                  Years 3, 5, 7 and 9

                  Reception Parent/Teacher Interviews and Year
Wednesday 31
                  6 Three-Way Conferences

April

Friday 2          Good Friday (Public Holiday)

Monday 5          Easter Monday (Public Holiday)

                  Last day of Term 1, 3.15pm dismissal for ELC-
Friday 9
                  Year 6

Concordia Campus

Senior School serving at the Magdalene Drop-in
Saturday 20
                  Centre

                  (Pre-)Sports Day 3000m event, Concordia Oval,
                  7.50am
Thursday 25
                  Class of 2020 Welcome to the Old Concordians'
                  Association event, 5pm

March

Tuesday 2         SSSA Swimming Carnival, 6.15-9pm

                  P&F Meeting - The Hub (Concordia Campus
Wednesday 3
                  G70), 7pm

                  (Pre-)Sports Day 1500m event, Concordia Oval,
Thursday 4
                  7.50am

                  Year 9 Calling Ceremony, 5.15am
Friday 5
                  Year 12 Formal

Monday 8          Adelaide Cup - Public Holiday

Wednesday 10      Parent Learning Evening, 7-9pm

Thursday 11       Sports Day

Friday 12         Non-Uniform Day

Wed 17 - Thu 19   Year 12 Retreat

                  NAPLAN National Coordinated Practice Test for
                  Years 3, 5, 7 and 9

Thursday 25
                  College Musical - Beauty and the Beast
                  (Opening Night), 7.30pm at Hopgood Theatre,
                  Noarlunga

                  College Musical - Beauty and the Beast, 7.30-
Friday 26
                  10.30pm

College Musical - Beauty and the Beast, 2-5pm
                      (Matinee)
 Saturday 27
                      College Musical - Beauty and the Beast, 7.30-
                      10.30pm

 Monday 29            Year 8 and Year 10 Immunisations

 Wednesday 31         Interschool Athletics

 April

 Friday 2             Good Friday (Public Holiday)

 Monday 5             Easter Monday (Public Holiday)

 Tuesday 6            String Ensembles Workshop Day

                      Last day of Term 1, 1pm early dismissal for
 Friday 9
                      Years 7-12

Upcoming Events

ELC, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 Parent Gathering

Friday, 26 February, 6-8pm in the St John's Campus Courtyard

We are looking forward to a wonderful evening, meeting new parents and reconnecting with many others in a fun, informal
environment.

Bookings are essential, so if you have not yet booked your tickets, please book today.

St John's Campus Sports Day

Friday, 5 March, 8.50am start (students to arrive by 8.40am) on the College Oval

Our annual St John's Campus Sports Day is always a highlight of the calendar and we are looking forward to an exciting day
of friendly competition as our four House teams compete for the Sports Day Shield.

More information for parents will be distributed soon.

Year 12 Formal

Friday, 5 March, 7pm

Excitement is building for our Year 12s, with the highly anticipated Year 12 Formal to be held on Friday, 5 March.

More information, including booking details, has been sent to Year 12 parents. If you have any questions about this event,
please contact Clay Watkins, Head of Senior School, or Adrian Bright, Assistant Head of Senior School.

Concordia Campus Sports Day

Thursday, 11 March, 8.30am-3pm at SA Athletics Stadium, Mile End

The Concordia Campus Sports Day at SA Athletics Stadium, Mile End, is sure to be a highlight of Term 1, with plenty of
opportunities for involvement from students at all year levels from Year 7-12. We are looking forward to some great
sportsmanship and athleticism from all four House teams, as well as plenty of fun!

Parents will soon receive an email from the Sports Day Coordinator with further details about the day.

College Musical - Beauty and the Beast

Thursday 25 March at 7.30pm, Friday 26 March at 7.30pm, and Saturday 27 March at 2pm and
7.30pm

Save the date for the 2021 Concordia Musical production of Beauty and the Beast, which will have a four-show run at the
Hopgood Theatre, Noarlunga in March.

Keep an eye out for more information, including booking details, which will be distributed to College families in the coming
weeks.

Parenting Workshops

The City of Unley is offering the following free parent workshops in March 2021, with guest speaker Mark Le Messurier,
presented by Fullarton Park Community Centre.

       Wednesday, 24 March - What's Your Parenting Style?
       Monday, 29 March - The 4 Goals of 'MIS'behaviour; humane ideas to influence positive change

Due to COVID-19, numbers are limited and bookings are essential. Attendees will need to bring their own drink and food
and will need to QR check-in when they arrive.

Phone 8372 5180 or email pdale@unley.sa.gov.au for more information or to book.

Please also feel free to check the Parenting Resources page within the College parent portal from time to time, for
information about parenting resources and workshops that may be of interest.

The School Shop

General trading – no appointment required. Physical distancing rules still apply. We thank you for your patience
during this time.

General purchases may also be emailed to schoolshop@concordia.sa.edu.au and The School Shop staff will
contact you for payment and advise when orders are available to collect.

Opening Hours – Term Time
      Mondays: 8am – 4pm
      Wednesdays: 12.30pm – 4pm
      Thursdays: 12.30pm – 6pm (new extended hours)

The School Shop staff can be contacted on their direct phone line during opening hours – 8291 9302.

Secondhand Clothing
If you have uniforms you no longer need, they may be donated or sold on consignment in The School Shop.

      Blazers and winter skirts/pinafores must be dry cleaned with receipt attached.
      Jumpers must be washed using a wool wash detergent.
      All other items must be in good condition, stains removed, washed and ironed ready for sale.
      Summer hats must be hand washed.
      Any uniform items in need of repair e.g. broken zips, seams unstitched, missing buttons, etc. must be repaired prior
      to acceptance for sale. Buttons are sold in The School Shop.
      Old Logo and Discontinued Styles – Uniforms with the old school logo and discontinued styles are no longer saleable
      in The School Shop but can be dropped off for overseas charity donation.

New in Stock
      St Johns Campus - Girls' Summer Blouse and Shorts
      Concordia Campus - Girls' Summer Blouse and Pleated Shorts

Public Notices & Events

      The City of Unley is hosting a conversation about community focused suicide prevention and the establishment of a
      Suicide Prevention Network on Tuesday, 9 March. Registrations can be made online or by phone. Please download
      a flyer for more information about this session.
      Goodwood Saints Football Club is keen to hear from girls who are interested in playing Aussie Rules football.
      Download a flyer for more information. A list of available teams is as follows:
              Under 7 minis (born 2014)

Under 9 (born 2012-13)
              Under 11 (born 2010-11)
              Under 15 (born 2006-07)
              Senior Women's

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