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• NEWSLETTER
• APRIL/MAY 2015
Discovering pathways to potential
IRABINA IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANISATION PROVIDING EARLY INTERVENTION AND OTHER SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISM
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World Autism Awareness Month
Superheroes for autism were out in
force at the Tan Track Botanic Gardens
on Sunday morning March 29th 2015 to
launch World Autism Awareness month
of April.
Over 240 runners and walkers dressed
as superheroes to take on the challenge
to raise awareness and funds for
autism. As the month is still ticking over
the final figures raised for the event
are not official but it looks to be over
$20,000. As for raising awareness the
Superheroes for autism made it onto
the Channel 7, 9 and 10 evening news.
This media coverage provided great
exposure for autism and followed up
from last years Channel 10’s ‘The Project’
feature on autism and Irabina.
Irabina Autism Services
ABN 62 006 245 996
Head Office: 193 Bayswater Road, Bayswater VIC 3153
Branch: 454 Princes Hwy, Officer VIC 3809
Ph: 03 9720 1118
Fax: 03 9720 6641
www.irabina.com
Irabina’s Marketing Manager, Rebecca
Gallaher said, “We are so pleased that
we have created an event that enables
us to celebrate autism and provide it
with the positive attention that it
deserves. The support we have
had for this event is wonderful and
we appreciate all the contributions
whether people participated in the
event, made a financial contribution
or volunteered their time. It was
certainly a huge team effort, for
autism.’
The fabulous sponsors of the event
deserve acknoledgement: Budget
Rent a Car, Foot Solutions, Oscars
100, Springfree Trampolines, Aston
Ryan Malcolm, United Project
Solutions, AppTech and supporters
Maroondah Printing, costumes.
com.au, Rotary Box Hill, Larrissa
Hill Photography, Belinda Vitacca
Photography and all the wonderful
folk at Bendigo Bank who have been
raising money for Irabina through 176
Victorian branches.
For More Info. CHeck www.irabinasuperhero.com
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Catch up with CEO Deb...
April welcomes World Autism Awareness
Month. A time when the entire Autism
Community seeks to provide the
community with greater knowledge and
hopefully acceptance for those living
with Autism. At Irabina, we seek every
opportunity we can throughout the
year to provide a greater awareness.
To celebrate World Autism Day, we also
had the opportunity to meet with players
from the Carlton Football Club. Mick
Malthouse, even gave some coaching
tips to one of our young ladies who
came along.
Our Inaugural Superhero Fun Run
provided a wonderful opportunity to
bring our families and friends together to
run or walk around “The Tan”. Officially
opened by Member for Deakin, Michael
Sukker MP, the event was a fantastic
success. We were stopped by members
of the general public enjoying their
Sunday morning run at the Tan, asking
us what we were doing. Many of these
people decided to offer us support by
registering and running on the day which
was fantastic. The Fun Run featured
on the nightly bulletins across Australia
providing a wonderful story of Autism
and community involvement.
This month also bought awareness of a
number of other critical issues for those
living with Autism. We had the case of
Luke Shambrook missing in rugged
bushland for 5 days. How fantastic that
Luke was found relatively unharmed.
Irabina’s Chairman, Jenny Newman
featured on Channels Ten and 9
provided insight as a fulltime carer of her
grandson with Autism. Jenny is featured
in this Newsletter providing a more
detailed story.
We also had the case of a schoolboy with
autism, allegedly being placed in a twometre metal enclosure by his Canberra
public school. The public outcry on this
has been extensive. ACT Education
Minister Joy Burch herself stated she was
“immensely disappointed disturbed and
quite frankly disgusted” by the incident.
We support the outcry and hopefully
measures will be put in place to ensure
this type of situation never occurs
anywhere in Australia again.
We need to provide as much awareness
and education in to the community that
we can. We encourage you all to link to
our Social Media platforms (Facebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube) and
create as much awareness of Autism
as we can. Together we can educate,
create awareness and make difference
in the lives of all people living with
Autism.
From all of us at Irabina Autism Services
we would like to wish all Mother’s a
wonderful and Happy Mother’s Day
on Sunday 10 May 2015. To celebrate
Mother’s Day we are holding a special
Mother’s Day Raffle to be drawn on
Friday 8 May 2015. Tickets are $2
or 3 for $5. Purchase at Bayswater
Reception.
Carlton Football Club Paint the MCG Blue
Carlton Football Club players and
champion Coach Mick Malthouse
recently took time out from their busy
training schedule to join with Irabina to
celebrate and promote World Autism
Awareness Month. This event coincided
with Carlton’s bid to paint the MCG Blue
with Carlton Members on the first day of
the AFL 2015 Season - 2 April which also
happens to be World Autism Awareness
Day (WAD). Irabina’s Superhero
‘Spectro’ and number of Irabina families
joined the players to celebrate and
promote Autism Awareness. Around
the world landmark buildings and icons
light up Blue (the colour that represents
Autism Spectrum Disorder for WAD.
These include: The Eiffel Tower, The
Empire State Building and the Pyramids
of Egypt.
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World Autism Awareness Month
Continued from Front Page.
World Autism Month continues through
to the end of April 2015. It’s not too
late to sign up as a Super Fundraiser
for Autism at https://irabinarun15.
everydayhero.com/au/sign-up
The runners are able to retrieve their
official times from http://tomatotiming.
racetecresults.com/results.
aspx?CId=16&RId=28332
In addition to the Irabina Superhero
Fun Run, Irabina also gave blue
balloons to all children who attended
Irabina services on April 2, 2015 for World
Autism Awareness Day. Irabina will also
hand out Sensory Packs to all Maroondah
Schools before the end of the month
thanks to a Community Development
Grant from Maroondah City Council.
Deakin University Partnership Update - Research News
The Deakin Child Study Centre Mobile
Research Lab attended Irabina on the
17-19th February. Our team wanted to
say a big thank you to the staff, parents,
and children at Irabina who participated
in the research. Our research group has
been interested in the walking patterns
of children with ASD for many years
now, but thanks to Irabina this was the
first time we were able to invite children
as young as 2 years of age to the study.
This is an important breakthrough
for our research that seeks to see if
different walking patterns might be an
early diagnostic marker for ASD. Thank
you to Irabina and all the families who
were involved in this research!
Get Involved in Research
There are currently a number of
research projects underway at Deakin
University, Irabina’s research partner.
If you are interested in participating,
please contact us. If you would like to
be informed about future studies, please
email your contact details to Professor
Nicole Rinehart: Nicole.rinehart@deakin.
edu.au
Active Lifestyles in Young Children with
Autism - Improving our understanding
of health, sleep, physical activity and
motor development in children with
autism. The aim of this research is to
see how movement skills, like balance,
catching and throwing a ball in 4 to 6
year old children with Autism Spectrum
Disorder (ASD) relate to their levels of
physical activity, sleep and participation
in everyday activities. Children will
complete an intellectual assessment
and complete tasks to assess their
movement skills. The assessment will
take around 2 hours to complete and
can occur at Irabina, Deakin University
or at your home. Children will then wear
a soft, elasticized belt with a small activity
monitor attached for 8 consecutive
days which will record their level of
physical activity. Parents will complete
a survey that will provide us with basic
demographic information about you
and your family and how much physical
activity your child engages in, and
your own and your child’s emotional
health. We will also ask you to complete
your view of your child’s movement
ability using a short picture survey of
children doing 18 skills as well as short
questionnaires regarding your child’s
ASD symptoms and their sleep habits.
This will take around 1 hour. Parents will
also be asked to record the number of
hours their child sleeps while wearing
the activity monitor. Some parents will
then also be asked to participate in
a brief interview with the researchers
which can be conducted via telephone.
This informal interview will help us
understand what parents think helps or
hinders physical activity participation in
young children with ASD.
EACH FAMILY WILL RECEIVE A $50
COLES MYER GIFT CARD
To find out more please contact Dr
Tamara May, 03 9244 5086, tamara.
may@deakin.edu.au
This study has been approved by Deakin
University Human Research Ethics
Committee, #2014-061
Developing gross motor skills through
‘exergames’ in children with Autism
Spectrum Disorder. Would you and your
child like to participate in a fun new
study? This study is being conducted
through Deakin University. The aim of
this study is to see if the use of sports
exergames (such as X-box Kinect) can
increase movement skills, like balance,
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catching or throwing, in children with
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in
grades 1-4 at primary school. Many
children with ASD have difficulties with
movement skills, such as balancing,
throwing or catching a ball. It has been
shown that children who have difficulty
with these skills are more likely to have
lower levels of participation in physical
activity later in life. Therefore it is
important that new ways of improving
movement skills are developed that
specifically target children with ASD.
When? The study will be conducted
entirely during 2015, with children’s
participation required for approximately
two weeks between May-August 2015.
Each child will complete cognitive or
diagnostic assessments (if not already
completed), and tasks to assess their
movement skills and a short picture
survey. Children will then be provided
with an X-Box Kinect to play sports
games in their own home for two weeks.
At the end of the two weeks, children
will complete the movement skills tasks
and picture survey again. Parents will
complete a short survey to provide
information about themselves and their
child’s participation in sport and games.
Parents will complete a short diary during
the study recording the time their child
spends using the X-Box Kinect, what
games they play and how engaged they
were in the game. Parents will also be
asked to participate in a short interview
about their beliefs and views of sports
exergames and their child’s abilities at
the end of the study.
To participate in the study or for more
information please contact: Dr Tamara
May on 03 9244 5084 or via email
tamara.may@deakin.edu.au.
This study has been approved by Deakin University
Human Research Ethics Committee, #2015-027
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Irabina Chair - Jenny Newman Shares Her Exprience and Connection with Autism
somehow insulate them from the stress
and anxiety? Yes I think it does, does it
protect us from panic, no it doesn’t does
it keep them safe not sure.
Jenny Newman is the Chair of
Irabina Autism Services. Jenny was
approached recently to share her
comments on autism by Channels
10 and 9 when Luke Shambrook was
recently found after four days missing.
Jenny shares her story with us.
Autism is very personal to me, being
the full time Carer of a 16 yr old young
man who has severe autism, is non
verbal and requires one on one care is a
rewarding and at times challenging life.
Chris attended Irabina as a 3 yr old and
I have had a close association with the
organisation since, I have spent the last
4 years on the board and am the current
Chair.
Chris has wanded off four times and we
have been through the anguish of Police
searches, us left waiting fearfully and
hoping he is found safe and unharmed.
Each time Chris has been found and
whilst we were emotional wrecks Chris
was happy to be found but not at all
anxious, in fact what we found was
he went inside his head and used his
autism to block out what the world
was doing. He was just on a mission
to explore and this involved walking/
wandering.
The fearful reality is he was not aware
of where he was or what was going on
around him. He crossed busy roads
with no thought regarding traffic. He
wandered into other peoples homes
with no concern for who they might
be, friend or foe, he locked himself in
someones caravan and quietly stayed
there.
Children with Autism are very different,
but when it comes to wandering they
display many of the same characteristics.
Being alone and wandering is peaceful
to them, they enjoy the quietness of their
own head space. Our children don’t play
hide and seek, this is worrying when
they wander as they will not respond to
people calling out there name. They in
fact tend to lay low and enjoy their own
thoughts.
Chris covered many, many miles very
quickly each time he went missing
and he didn’t follow roads or paths,
He jumped fences and took unusual
directions and ended up in places a long
way from where he began. Each time he
was found he was calm and completely
unaware of why we were all so panicked.
It is a concern as a parent to understand
that they are not able or aware of the
fearful feelings that we have but in some
way this also protects them from being as
fearful as we are. Is it a blessing, does it
Speaking with other parents who have
wanderers, they say the same thing, one
Dad stated, our son was lost in the bush.
This involved SES, Police and campers
all searching for hours. Later in the
afternoon my son wandered back into
camp not all concerned by the number
of people, noise and activity going on
around him and said, “I am hungry can I
eat now”.
There is nothing about autism that
is guaranteed or given. Each and
everyone of our Children behave very
differently. The reality is autism is a
lack of social skills, a withdrawing of
joining in with others a preference for
being alone and involved in their own
thoughts. Irabina is about supporting our
Children to be social, join in and learn
life skills. We are also here to support,
educate and pass on knowledge to our
awesome parents.
My heart goes out to Luke, his family
and friends. He is safe and relatively
unscathed and this is in part because he
is autistic.
Read more about the Luke Shambrook
story here: http://www.news.com.au/
national/victoria/luke-shambrook11-found-after-four-day-search-invictorian-bush-near-lake-eildon/storyfnj4aog3-1227294346165
Irabina Intensive Program available now...
The new Irabina Intensive Intervention
Program, has completed its first term for
2015 for children aged 2 – 4 years.
Research has shown that intensive small
group programs for children with autism
are effective.
The program at Irabina is available in
part time and full time formats. The
program is staffed by special education
teachers, education assistants, and allied
health staff (Speech, OT, and Psychology)
and overseen by ESDM certified staff. All
staff are experts in the field of autism and
early intervention. Parent education and
support is incorporated into the program.
intervention, and provide parents with
the support they need to maximise their
child’s potential. (Granpeesheh et al,
2009; Odom et al, 2014; Petters-Sheffer et
al, 2012; Korzillus & Matson, 2012; Rogers,
2013, and Vivanti et al, 2014).
This program is based on world’s
best practice for Early Intervention for
children with autism – get them while
they are young, provide intensive
Contact Irabina 9720 1118 for information.
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Fundraising & Supporters
Irabina Charity Golf Day 2015
Volunteers from AMGEN came to Irabina
on Thursday 12 March 2015.
Irabina had 6 dedicated men and woman
who worked tirelessly to help with many
jobs including gardening, pruning,
weeding planting flowers in our front
boxes and a lot of administration jobs like
creating our intake folders, laminating
and making goody bags for our Golf Day.
We are very grateful for their wonderful
work and look forward to having them
out again later in the year.
Myer Eastland Fundraising
Myer Eastland staff have a fabulous
reputation for fundraising for local
charities. Irabina was the beneficiary of
their fundraising efforts in 2004 and has
again been selected in 2014/2015.
Myer have their exciting Myer Stores
Community Fund fundraising campaign
running in store April 18-May 10th. This
campaign allows Myer customers to
‘round up’ their purchase to the nearest
dollar whilst shopping in store.
100% of donations will go to each Myer
store’s respective charity, partner in
this case Myer Eastland is proudly
supporting Irabina Autism Services.
Personalised signage will be displayed
on counters throughout Myer Eastland
displaying the Irabina logo.
Irabina Autism Services together with
Major Sponsor Gateway Concrete
Pumping was proud to host the 4th
annual charity golf day and raise over
$10,000 on March 16, 2015.
This year the weather was perfect and
the keen golfers tried out the amazing
course Patterson River Golf Club.
Each of the golfers were keen to get
out onto the green and show off their
incredible skills but first Graeme Herft,
a long-time supporter of Irabina, took a
member from each of the teams through
a putting game to see who was up to par
before the match began. Richard Vaughn
from Aston Ryan Malcom was close
but ultimately Les from Liquid Nitrogen
dominated the putting challenge.
At 12:30pm the start siren sounded
and each of the teams began their way
around the 18 hole course.
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A drinks cart, sponsored by Century 21,
visited all of the players on the course
to make sure players were hydrated. At
5 o’clock the games finally quietened
down with each of the teams making
their way back to Patterson River golf
club’s function room to hear the results.
The nights portion of events began
soon after all of the players were inside.
Presentations were made by Debra
Goldfinch, Irabina’s CEO. All silent
auction items were opened and finger
food sponsored by United Project
Solutions was a great way to finish off
the day.
For photos of the day courtesy of Frank
Amato please follow this link and enter
the password: golf
http://frankamato.com.au/casestudies/
private-galleries/irabina-golf-day-2015/
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Training and Events
Irabina is into the swing of things for
2015 delivering an information session
for Selecting The Right School and
offering the Early Start Denver Model
(ESDM) Introduction session as well as
the Advanced session this April 2015.
We are always looking for suggestions
on topics that parents would like more
in depth information on. If you have
any suggestions regarding Educational
topics or speakers that you would like to
see please call Louise on (03) 9720 1118
or email at louisem@irabina.com
Upcoming Training
The training program caters for
professionals, families and community
members. All booking can be made
securely online for easy access to
information and registration. Keep
checking the website for the latest
training updates and opportunities
www.irabina.com
The upcoming training available in April
and May 2015 includes:
- Selecting The Right School - Bayswater
Topic 1 of 3
- Mindfulness Meditation
- Extended Family Evening – What is
Autism? What can I do to Help?
- Sensory Processing for Teachers in a
Classroom Setting
- How to Manage Challenging Behaviour
in the Classroom
- iPad Workshop - Apps in depth
- Disclosing the Diagnosis
- Recognising and Responding to
behaviours in Children with an ASD
- How to Prepare a Childcare Centre
or Kindergarten for a child with Autism
Spectrum Disorder
Please check the website for more
information.
Training information can be found at
www.irabina.com
email: louisem@irabina.com or call
Reception on (03) 9720 1118.
Special Training Opportunities
Irabina Autism Services works hard to
respond to the needs of families and
professionals when it comes to services
including training and education.
Sweden in April 2015 and Professor
Temple Grandin from USA together with
Tim Sharp from Australia, in November
2015.
Irabina is very proud to present
Professor Christopher Gillberg from
Book now at www.irabina.com
IRABINA PRESENTS SPECIALIST
MENTOR CLASS WITH WORLD
RENOWNED PROFESSOR GILLBERG
Monday & Tuesday 20-21 April 2015
Deakin University, Melbourne Burwood
Campus, 221 Burwood Highway,
Burwood, VIC 3125
Cost: $795 Two day conference ticket. More information at www.irabina.com *Suitable for professionals
This two day workshop focusses on autism and is not to be missed. Irabina offers
you the opportunity to hear from leading autism expert Professor Christopher
Gillberg. Professor Gillberg has published more than 600 peer-reviewed scientific
papers (565 of which are currently on the NIG PubMed website) on autism,
Asperger syndrome, ADHD, Tourette syndrome, intellectual disability, epilepsy,
behavioural phenotype syndromes, depression, reactive attchment disorder,
anorexia nervosa, and other areas relevant for children´s and adolescents´mental
and neurological health. His research ranges from genetics and basic neuroscience
through epidemiology and clinical phenomenology to treatments/interventions and
outcome.
Book now at http://irabina.com/?event=specialist-mentor-class-with-worldrenowned-professor-gillberg
IRABINA PRESENTS PROFESSOR TEMPLE GRANDIN AUTISM & MY SENSORY
BASED WORLD, TOGETHER WITH TIM SHARP - LASER BEAK MAN
Saturday
Time
Where:
21 November 2015
9am - 5pm
Melbourne Park Function
Centre. Park & River Rooms
Parents and Carers $120
Professionals $165
Cost:
Irabina Autism Services is so proud to announce that we will host a workshop in
Melbourne from the world renowned Professor Temple Grandin. Dr Temple Grandin
is very impressive and a true inspiration for people with autism and their families.
She is a best selling author, global speaker on humane livestock handling, and has
been the subject of an award winning HBO film.
Don’t miss your opportunity to hear Professor Temple Grandin share some of her
incredible stories and journey. Tim Sharp the creator of Laser Beak Man will join
Temple at this event to share his talents and autism story with us.
Register interest at http://irabina.com/?event=exceptional-opportunity-dr-templegrandin-australian-workshop
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Irabina Programs 2015
Irabina is offering a number of program
in 2015. This includes the evidence
based, specialist psychology, group
sessions for children and young people
with an Autism Spectrum Disorder.
These programs are also available to
neurotypical children and adolescents
with prior consultation with an Irabina
psychologist.
There are programs for children 5-7
years old and 8-13 years old. Contact
Irabina for more information.
Auskick 2015
Social Skills After School
This program is based on the highly
respected and evidence based Social
Thinking Model by Michelle GarciaWinner. This group is designed to
support children with strong language
and learning skills develop the skills they
need to become flexible social thinkers
and social problem solvers. These skills
can be transferred to home and school
settings with the support of parents and
educators.
Site: Bayswater
Term 2 (10 weeks)
Age: Prep to Grade 2
Monday or Tuesday 4-5pm
Cost:
Grade 3 to Grade 6
Wednesday 4-5pm
$650 HCWA (FaHCSIA eligible)
For 10 week program.
Please complete and return the
registration form to Reception or via
email at autism@irabina.com
(Forms available from Reception or
autism@irabina.com)
Please email or call Lydelle Joseph,
Team Leader of Speech Pathology at
lydellej@irabina.com or (03) 9720 1118.
Irabina and Auskick partner to bring
your child a football program that he/
she can be actively involved in. This
fantastic program was formally evaluated
by Deakin University in 2014 and will be
evaluated again in 2015. Children who
participated significantly improved in
kicking skills, and families described the
program as ‘wonderful’, ‘amazing’ and
even ‘life changing’ for their children.
The training sessions are held Saturday
mornings during the football season.
Site: Starts at Irabina in Bayswater
and move off-site at a local Bayswater Oval from week 3.
Age: 3+ age
Cost: $150
Dates: Saturday April 18 - June 20
9am - 10:30am
My Time
“My Time” is funded through Playgroup
Victoria and is a program aimed at
providing support for carers of children
with a disability, developmental delay
or chronic medical condition. In the “My
Time” group there is a particular focus
on parenting support, information and
providing carers with time out from their
caring demands, while their children
play and are supported by playgroup
helpers/assistants. The Irabina Family
Services Team will be facilitating the
parents’ group on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Andrea Banks will be
facilitator of the children’s playgroup,
with support from volunteer staff.
Commencing: Tuesday 21st April, 2015
from 11:30am to 12:30pm until Thursday
25th June at Bayswater.
Please bring a hat, spare nappies and
named drink bottle and snack for your
child to each group session.
For further information, please contact
Katie Ebacioni at 9720 1118 or email
Katiee@irabina.com
Call Irabina to find out
information or register an
expression of interest.
Mindfulness Meditation
An 8-week group program that
combines meditation with therapy for
people who have a child with autism and
have experienced depression or chronic
unhappiness.
This group teaches a range of exercises
and skills based on Meditation and
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, a type of
therapy which helps people to change
unhelpful or unhealthy thinking habits,
feelings and behaviours.
• Learn gentle and effective techniques
that help maintain clarity and well-being
• Learn about the patterns of the mind,
how to recognise when your mood is
starting to sink and how best to respond
• Learn the practice of mindfulness
meditation by listening to it in classes
and at home
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• Help break the link between periods
of sadness and negative or self-critical
thinking
Dates: Monday Evenings April 20 –
June 8 (inclusive)
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Venue: Irabina Officer Branch, 454
Princes Highway, Officer, VIC 3809
Cost: FREE – This program has been
kindly supported through the Cardinia
Local Council Minor Community Support
Grants. Participant will need to pay $50
for program resources.
For more information please contact
Louise Morse on (03) 9720 1118 or via
email: louisem@irabina.com
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Get Involved
Irabina Superhero Fun Run and Fundraiser Photos
If you would like to enhance the lives
of children and families challenged by
autism, please contact Irabina Marketing
Manager, Rebecca Gallaher on Ph: (03)
9720 1118 or at rebeccag@irabina.com
Diary Dates
Training
Date
Professor Christoher Gilberg
April 20/21
Mindfulness Meditation
April 20 - June 8
Extended Family Evening –
What is Autism? What can I do
to Help?
April 21
Professor Temple Grandin &
Tim Sharp
November 21
2015
Thank you to the amazing
Irabina Superhero Fun Run
sponsors and supporters above!
New Irabina
Training and Development
Schedule is out now for 2015.
Book all workshops online at
www.irabina.com
Fundraising Events
Date
Mother’s Day Raffle Drawn
May 8
Fete
May 30
Grand Final Lunch
September
School Terms 2014/2015
Date
Term 1 2015
January 28 March 27
Term 2 2015
April 13 June 26
Term 3 2015
July 13 September 18
Term 4 2015
October 5 December 18
Holidays for Irabina
Date
ANZAC
April 25
Queen’s Birthday
June 8
Melbourne Cup
November 3
Christmas Day
December 25
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