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THE WEEKLY N EWSLETTER O F
N ORMANHURST B OYS H IGH S CHOOL
NORMANHURST
NEWS
30 JANUARY 2015 | VOLUME 24 ISSUE 1
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Normanhurst Boys High School
Pennant Hills Road
Normanhurst NSW 2076
SCHOOL EXECUTIVE
+61 2 9489 1077
+61 2 9489 5722
www.normanhurb-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
normanhurb-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
Asli Harman
Mark Anderson
Principal
Deputy Principal
Frank Abas
Deputy Principal
IN THIS EDITION
Whole school Swimming Carnival, Monday 2 February
2014 HSC results
Year 7 Transition to High School
Left: Grounds of NBHS
FROM THE
PRINCIPAL
Mr Mark Anderson B. A. Dip. Ed.
Happy New Year to all of our parents and of course the boys!
Welcome back to what will be another great year at
Normanhurst.
2014 Results: Once again we have achieved some
outstanding results at Normanhurst. Last year we increased
our State Rankings from 3 to 5 with yet another 1st in the
State in Software Design and Development. Congratulations
to Oliver Fisher who had a massive year. Well done also to
Victor Tse who came 2nd in the State for Engineering
Studies, Martin Ho who came 2nd in the State for Extension
Japanese, Alex Joule who came 4th in the State for
Japanese Extension and Ashkan Khoshab (Year 12 2015)
for coming 6th in the State in Geography. Some superb
results.
19 of our boys also made the All Rounders list. These are
boys who have been placed on the Distinguished Achievers
List for courses totalling 10 or more units. In other words,
they have band 6’s in at least 5 2-Unit courses (or perhaps
including 2 or more Band 6 equivalents in at least two
extension courses in addition to their 2U courses). 17 of the
boys achieved 99 or above in their ATARs. Well done
graduates.
Bhargava, Uddhav
Cai, Justin Hoye
Chan, Justin James
Cook, Robert Mitchell
Fairgrieve, Liam Frederick
Fisher, Oliver James
Gore, Matthew Bruce
Gupta, Aneesh Curran
Hannigan, Anthony John
Joule, Alex
Kim, Hyungseok John
Kim, Sungho
Liu, Benjamin
Minasian, Bayan
Shi, Rocky
Shivaramanan, Gajan
Wang, Lawrence Jing Yao
Whitfield-Horesh, Jourdon
Wong, Brian Ka Lok
290 made it to the Distinguished Achievers list, up from
2013. While we are yet to undertake a detailed analysis of
all of our results, it is immediately obvious that our results
in Chemistry, 2U Maths, Visual Arts and 2U English appear
to be the best results we have ever achieved. There are
some very positive trends in particular in Japanese,
Software Design and Development and Economics. In
addition to this, and probably even more telling is the
outstanding success we had in ensuring our boys have
access to scholarships as they move into further study. Boys,
we are all very proud of your achievements.
Assessing the overall performance of a school is a difficult
thing. Like almost everyone, one of the first places we tend
to look is the media. It never ceases to amaze me how the
papers appear to be able to generate “League Tables”
almost before the school has access to the results. While
we fare very favourably I would caution parents about using
these as their sole source of data in attempting to assess a
“school’s performance”. "There are three kinds of lies: lies,
damned lies and statistics", according to Mark Twain (who
attributed to the quote to Disraeli) - and I agree whole
heartedly. These tables make the picture appear so clear.
One school goes down 5 places while another rockets up 15
places. It is easy to make an assumption that something
cataclysmic or magnificent has occurred in a year to
generate this change. Anyone who has kids knows this must
be a fiction. While improvement is almost always possible it
is seldom easy and almost never as easy a flicking some
form of magic switch. One year does not make a trend or a
pattern and neither do two. Despite improvement
demonstrated through these outstanding achievements last
year, I want to assure parents that we will continue to work
hard to gain even further improvements over the coming
years.
With our new strategic plan now beginning to coalesce into
something that resembles clarity, there are several things
that are very clear about parent, student and staff vision for
Normanhurst Boys. Firstly, we are about achieving
academic excellence. This is about how many students
achieve a Band 6 and an ATAR of stratospheric proportions.
It is however more about focusing on ensuring that each
and every one of our boys achieves the best they can
achieve. It is about ensuring that high expectations are
balanced against realistic expectations, and developing the
whole person not producing boys who lack the life-readiness
skills to thrive in an adult learning environment and life in
general. Some call this a holistic education- I call it common
sense. We will continue to focus all our efforts on
maximising performance through the delivery of
opportunities for our boys that will result in the development
of greatness. Great students, great academics, great
employees, great husbands and partners, great fatherssimply, great men.
For a small proportion of Year 10 parents in particular, this
is the year that they begin to “selective school shop”. That
is, they look at the League Tables and begin to believe that
moving school to one further up the table may assist their
son. Let me assure you that this sort of move seldom
results in any form of significant academic improvement
and, in every case I have seen, results in students who have
less access to leadership roles and access to those
activities and opportunities that provide those valuable
“bonus points” for applications to particular university
courses. As well as the emotional turmoil of yanking
students away from a support network of other students at
a time when they need support most, it creates a hurdle for
the boys to overcome in terms of building a reputation that
will give them the outstanding references that are required
to access the most highly sought after courses in university.
If you are one of the very small number of parents
considering this I would ask you to speak to Ms Woodhams
(our Careers Adviser) first. She is an absolute treasure trove
of information about maximising post-school opportunities.
Normanhurst has a wonderful balance in supporting the
whole boy. This is not necessarily the same at other schools.
Planning for future success and Cross Cultural
Communication Training for all our staff: The last two days
of last year saw an enormous amount of work undertaken
with a focus on planning for the next three years. While the
last days of term are not an ideal opportunity for training,
with everyone being weary from a year of hard work, our
wonderful staff worked hard to ensure we are well placed
for yet another successful year at Normo. I would like to
publically thank all of my staff for all their hard work on
these days.
Congratulations to the Ku-ring-gai Young Citizen of the Year,
Oliver Moor: Oliver contributed 400 hours of
his time volunteering with St John
Ambulance. He has also competed at St
John Ambulance’s Regional and State First
Aid Championships and was ranked first in
the region in 2012, 2013 and 2014. Oliver
was also promoted to Cadet Sergeant, the
highest rank a cadet can achieve in the
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Cadet Division. Well done
Oliver. “The best way to find yourself is to
lose yourself in the service of others.” ―
Mahatma Gandhi
Well done to our dedicate Robotics Club Team: Dominik
Daners, James Groom, Jacob Jordison, Barry Feng, Jack
Wagner and Zac de Silva. There is a great little article in the
“Bush Telegraph” (a link is embedded in the image) about
the boys working on their passion
for robotics over the break.
These boys have developed a
passion and skill-set that is
phenomenal.
SPONSORS WITH A PASSION FOR
ROBOTICS ARE SOUGHT!
At the moment the Robotics
Team is looking for passionate sponsors to join them. If you
are interested, please contact the team coach, Mr Davis on
0423 254 681.
Year 7 Induction: Thank you to all of our Peer Support
Leaders and staff who
assisted in the program
this year. There was a
time when Year 7 took
months to settle in- but
no longer. I visited the
camp on Thursday and
the boys looked like
they had been together
for years. While this
week is an “easy start”
for them, next week the
work will begin in
earnest. Just a few basic but important tips for our new Year
7 parents:
1. Write your son’s name on every jumper, shoe, shirt
and item they own. While they are still excited they
will forget to do a great many things, and collecting
items of property will be one. The pile of forgotten
jumpers etc. left on the floor in the change room
after almost every PE lesson is enough to make you
despair.
2. Get the boys on public transport ASAP: Our school
bus is dependent upon use. If you wait until week 5
to get them on the bus it may not be allocated and
we will lose it.
3. Nag the boys to use their diary every night. If we
work together on this we are more likely to get
them into positive habits. It is good for the boys to
develop a habit of writing “no homework for
<subject>” in their diary if they have no homework.
That way we all know if they are using their diary
and they have no homework rather than they did
have homework but can’t recall.
4. They may be in high school but still check the
bottom of their bags for notes and communications.
We will attempt to communicate via email to add
another layer of communication. If you have a
Hotmail account you will not get our emails each
week (in which case you probably won’t be reading
this anyway I guess).
A Few Key Dates for the Calendar
Week 2 Monday 2 Feb (this coming Monday) is our
Swimming Carnival. All students must attend.
Week 2 Thursday 5 Feb: Year 11 Information Evening
Week 4 Monday 16 Feb: Year 12 Parent Teacher Evening
Week 4 Thursday 19 Feb: Year 7 Transition to HS evening
Week 5 Thursday 26 Feb: Year 12 Team Normo Parent
Meeting
Swimming Carnival: Please note that all students are
expected to attend this day. Our non-swimmers can assist
others in the organisation and/or be there to be part of the
team that is Normanhurst. Please support the spirit of the
school and team building by insisting your son attends.
Please do not let him convince you it is not important. Being
part of a supportive group of friends and making a
contribution for the “greater good” of their community is an
essential element of developing into a balanced and
productive human being. We call it Team Normo. It is
something that is very real and something that your son
needs to be part of to support him through the stresses and
demands of working in such an academically demanding
environment. Each year, irrespective of which school you
may be at, the excuses for non-attendance at carnivals
appear to be consistent, so let me assist in negating a
couple of the most common ones.
2. “I want him to stay home and study”: Balance is the
key to success. It is the second week of school, and
the second day for many students. They will not
miss any work that will disadvantage them. Getting
active and engaged socially with others is vital to
overall performance. If they are really determined
to study then they can bring a book along to the
day.
3. “He hasn’t got many friends and is nervous about
going”: To put it bluntly, unless they go the chance
of them making any friends by staying at home is
close to zero. The chance to interact with their
peers is valuable. While girls often appear to enjoy
a wide circle of friends, boys usually appear happy
with one or two close “mates”. Carnivals provide a
time for them to bond and for like-minded
individuals to find each other.
Last and probably least, attendance at school is legally
compulsory for students under the age of 17. For
Normanhurst Boys, Monday is a normal school day,
teaching a different part of the curriculum and in a different
environment- but still a school day. I look forward to seeing
all of the boys in attendance. Thank you for your support in
this matter. It is a great day and one nobody can afford to
miss.
1. “My son can’t swim/swims poorly”: The day is very
much about team building as said above, and he
needs to be part of the group and happy in his
circle of friends. If we equate this to a business
environment, this activity is part of “induction”,
“team building”, “networking” and “building
respect”. Even if they do not participate in the pool
there are other benefits of attending.
► P&C NEWS
Mr Sade Kalasabail, P&C President
Our next and first P&C meeting for this year will be held on
Tuesday 10 Feb 2015 at 7.30 p.m. in the School Library.
We plan to finish by 9.00 p.m.
P&C Canteen Focus Group thanks all who responded for the
support received for the survey done last term. We will be
doing a presentation at the meeting.
Our next Grounds Day (… working bee) for this term / year
will be held on Saturday 14 March (9:00am - 12:00 noon).
Further information about P&C is available on the school
web site http://www.normanhurb-h.schools.nsw.edu.au ,
under the “P&C” tab along with details of the previous
meetings.
► YEAR 7 AND 8 ‘A TEAM’ – TEAM BUILDING DAY
Ms Paula Marsh, Teacher, Autism Unit
On
Thursday
29
January four Year 11
peer support leaders Sanjay
Balakumar,
Jason Chen, Udai
Kamath and Seshan
Premaratne assisted
the Year 7 and 8 ‘A
Team’ students - Year
7 - Nicholas Demlakian, Banjo Piggott-Wright, Lachlan
Purvis, Luke Vadekar, Saiteja Setturu, Benjamin WebsterBurnham, Matthew Ye, Year 8 - Fawaz Bilgrami, George
Fan, Samuel Mackay, Minh Nguyen and Eden Pearson in
their Team Building exercises. All the students had loads
of fun. Team building activities included "getting to know
you games", "egg drop", "tug of war", "crossing the river"
and "magic carpet". The day was a huge success thanks to
the help of Mr Johnson, Mrs Somerville, Mr Slade, Mr
Howell and Mr Abas.
► DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARD SCHEME PARENT INFORMATION EVENING
Mrs Deborah James, Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Coordinator
An information evening for parents and students will be
held on Wednesday 4 February 2015 in the school hall to
discuss beginning and undertaking the Duke of Edinburgh
Award.
The evening is intended to inform first-time participants.
Please arrive by 6.50 p.m. for a 7.00 p.m. commencement.
The evening will conclude at 9.00 p.m.
► AN SRC INTIATIVE - SLUSHIE MACHINE FOR THE CANTEEN
Ms M. Gibson-Garside, SRC Coordinator
Working in collaboration with the canteen, the SRC has
organised a Slushie machine for Normanhurst Boys. Year
9 students had approached the SRC about the school
selling slushies, and over the school holidays a Slushie
machine was installed in the canteen. Slushies are
available in a 300ml cup for $2 and will be available in a
variety of flavours. This week's flavours are orange/mango
and dragonfruit.
Thanks to the canteen for their support with this SRC
initiative.
► CALENDAR
Wk
2
Monday
Tuesday
2 Feb
WEEK B
3
WEEK B
School Swimming
Carnival
School ID Photos
No ICT access
3
4
Friday
6
WEEK B
Year Meetings
Duke of Edinburgh
Award Scheme
Information Evening
Year 11 Preliminary
HSC Parent Information
Evening
10
WEEK A
11
WEEK A
12
WEEK A
13
WEEK A
Year 7 Geography
Fieldwork
Prefect Peer Tutoring
Year 12 Music 1 and 2
Assessment Task
School Assembly
HSC High Achievers
Assembly
16 Feb
WEEK B
P&C Meeting
No ICT access
Year 12 Music 1 and 2
Assessment Task
17
WEEK B
18
WEEK B
19
WEEK B
Year 8 Inquisitive Minds
Mathematics Workshop
Year 12 Meet the Music
Series Concerts
Year Meetings
Prefect Peer Tutoring
20
WEEK B
Year 7 Transition to
High School Parent
Information Evening
23 Feb
WEEK A
24
WEEK A
25
WEEK A
26
WEEK A
27
WEEK A
Guided School Tour
Prefect Peer Tutoring
Summer
Summer Sports
Assembly
Year 7 Maths Fun Day
Year 12 Team Normo
Parent Meeting
Clean Up Australia Day
5
WEEK B
6
WEEK B
Year 7 & 8 Vaccinations
Zone Swimming
Sport Grand Finals
6
Thursday
5
WEEK B
9 Feb
WEEK A
Year 12
Parent/Teacher
Evening
5
Wednesday
4
WEEK B
2 March
WEEK B
3
WEEK B
Years 7, 9 & 11 Study
Skills
Year 9 English
Assessment
Prefect Peer Tutoring
4
WEEK B
Year 11 Biology Field
Trip
Year Meetings
Guided School Tour
► CAREERS NEWS
Mrs. K Woodhams, Careers Adviser
Important Information – Calendar of Events
Check this calendar for upcoming University Open Days,
Parent/Student university nights plus more
Go to: http://www.nbhscareers.com
We also have additional information including a
comprehensive calendar on the MhsCareers website
www.mhscareers.net
User name: nbhs - Password: careers
SCHOOL CAREERS INFORMATION
Welcome back to the new school year.
Normanhurst Boys High School Careers Website
www.nbhscareers.com
I urge the school community to access our Careers website.
It contains careers information for both parents and
students to access. There is information on the HSC & RoSA,
Post School options (including links to all the universities
and university admission centres in Australia), Workplace
Learning, parent specific information plus a comprehensive
careers calendar. Students need to go online and check the
‘For Students’ section. The Job/Career Info Search’ contains
information and videos on over 300 careers. There is also a
secured area for years 10, 11 & 12 only. Year 10 can now
access this area. They have been emailed their user name
and password. I am currently entering the new students in
year 11. This section includes different resume formats, an
interest test, practice job applications and Careers lessons.
Year 12 – 2014
I have some excellent news to report back to our school
community about the 2014 Year 12 results and offers. This,
I believe is a reflection of the boys themselves, their parents,
their teachers, their year adviser Mrs. Barbeler, the School
Executive and the school itself for the outstanding
opportunities it offers the boys. This helped with the boy’s
scholarship, cadetship and course applications resulting in
an outstanding number of offers.
More than 75% of the boys received an ATAR higher than
90 with over 15% of the boys receiving an ATAR over 99. I
know Mr. Anderson will be sharing our outstanding results
in his report in more detail. We are thrilled with the boys’
offers with all the boys receiving a main round offer. I will be
able to share more detail in later months when all final
university offers have been made and scholarship offers
have been accepted or declined.
Most of the boys either received their first or second
university preference. When I told all the boys to have their
dream course as their first preference many didn’t believe
this would become a reality.
As of today we have students accepting offers into the
following universities;
UNSW (55%), University of Sydney (17%), Macquarie
University (13%), UTS ( 8%), ANU, UWS, ACU, University of
Queensland & Swinburne. Fewer boys last year applied for
an interstate offer.
Business / Commerce / Actuarial Studies / Economics;
Engineering; Health/Medical courses; Science and Law
were very popular. The boys received main round offers into
Medicine, Optometry, Diagnostic Radiography, Pharmacy,
Psychology, Science, Medical Science, Physiotherapy,
Nursing, Veterinary Science, Engineering, Architecture,
Actuarial Studies, Economics, Finance, Business/Commerce,
Law, Arts , Communications, Media, Architecture, Design,
Computer Science, IT, Education plus others.
Boys in years 10, 11 and 12 should be aware of the
university bonus points. A number of students in Year 12
2014 gained a main round offer into a particular university
course using either subject, regional, EAS or Elite Athlete &
Performer’s bonus points.
Many of the boys also received a scholarship and/or
cadetship offer, many receiving multiple offers. This was a
reflection not only of their academic ability but also their
involvement in the school and their community. I could go
on forever.
It was certainly a pleasure working with these wonderful
young men as their Careers Adviser and I know I join all in
wishing them the best in their tertiary studies.
I am now looking forward to an equally exciting year with the
current Year 12.
Year 12 – 2015
UMAT
Registration is open now and closes 5pm AEST
5 June 2015.
UMAT date 29 July 2015 Details later in the year.
Careers & HSC EXPO
Western Sydney Olympic Park – 19 June 2015
Year 12 has already had a year meeting with Mr. Anderson,
Mr Abas, their Year Adviser Mr Rumbelow and myself
reminding them of what to expect and what is required in
Year 12. Our Welfare Head Teacher, Ms Thomas also
outlined what support was available. Bayan Manasian and
Tony Hannigan (Year 12 2014) spoke to Year 12 yesterday
outlining what to expect this year and giving the boys some
‘hints and tips’ to maximize their potential this year.
The lunchtime Guest Speaker Program will be happening
again this year.
The boys already have had the professional resume format,
school reference information pages and the ‘undergraduate
bonus points’ pdf emailed to them before the holidays. They
have their online Careers Folder to accumulate information
and the boys need to be scanning documents into their eportfolio and storing hard copies in a safe place.
I am currently organising the year 12 Community Service
Program with Bowden Brae Nursing Home. Unfortunately,
due to the renovations of Greenwood Nursing Home the
boys will not be able to access it this year. Once the
timetable is finalised and the nursing home gives me the
periods they have available I will email the current Year 12
with a meeting time.
There will be a school Information Evening for Year 12 and
their parents on Thursday 26 February 7pm. Details will be
in a later newsletter.
Year 11
Year 11 has already participated in an information session
with Mr. Anderson, Mr. Harman, Mrs Cousins and I about
planning for Year 12. Universities with their scholarship &
course applications are looking for students who not only
receive an excellent ATAR but are also involved in their
school &/or community. Students need to have citizenship,
teamwork, leadership, communication skills &/or
technology reflected in their applications. The universities
and/or companies often require the student’s Year 11 & 12
school reports.
I am encouraging Year 11 to attend the University
Experience Days in 2015 in preparation for 2016.
UTS, Sydney and Macquarie hold their programs in the
school holidays. All of Year 11 will be attending ‘A Day @
UNSW’ in December. I will give the boys plenty of notice
about these days as they book out quickly. The universities
also have information sessions for students &/or parents
throughout the year on course specific topics i.e. law,
engineering etc. as well as evenings outlining their
scholarship and cadetships programs. These sessions also
book out very quickly. Students also have the opportunity to
network and meet relevant university academics. The boys
will be unable to attend many of these sessions in Year 12
due to exams and assessment tasks.
There will be a school Information Evening for Year 11 and
their Parents next Thursday 5 February 7pm. Ms Harman
has emailed the details to Year 11 parents/carers and the
boys have been given a handout outlining the program.
Year 10
Mr Anderson, Ms Abas, Mr Cusick, Ms Thomas & I spoke to
Year 10 yesterday about this year’s expectations and
requirements. Ms Elliott also gave the boys a quick
presentation on organization. I outlined the Year 10 Careers
Program and its importance for each student’s Year 12
reference and applications. This is a year of work but also
many enjoyable extracurricular activities including UTS
Business Enterprise Week with Hornsby Girls.
All of Year 10 will be involved in Work Experience from 3 to
the 7 August 2015. I will be having lessons and issuing the
boys with their first pack including their paperwork over the
next couple of weeks.
Most of the universities will be having Year 10
parent/student information evenings from May to assist
with HSC subject selection. Keep checking the calendar and
I will keep you informed in the newsletter.
OTHER NEWS
Study in USA Info Evening
Redlands, 272 Military Rd Cremorne
16 February 2015 6-8pm in the Redlands Hall.
A mixture of presentations from US admissions officers
followed by an expo, with approximately 20 universities
attending.
If interested please RSVP early. All students and parents
welcome but event targeted to Years 10-12.
http://www.trybooking.com/GUFB. Any questions contact
Simone Salier: ssalier@redlands.nsw.edu.au To book
http://www.trybooking.com/GUFB
Flyers outside my office.
University of Sydney: ATAR Advice – Follow Your Passions
This article discusses how it’s better to study a degree at
university in something that you’re passionate about, rather
than basing your decision on an ATAR alone.
http://sydney.edu.au/news/84.html?newsstoryid=12861
Hobsons Course Finder: Top 5 ATAR Questions Answered
This article aims to answer the 5 most commonly asked
questions in regards to ATAR’s.
http://www.hobsonscoursefinder.com.au/Latest-news/Topfive-ATAR-questions-answered
Lost on Campus iOS App
This free application for your iPhone or iPad has detailed
maps and information on a range of universities and
campuses around Australia. The app includes detailed
information on rooms, locations of ATMs, water bubblers,
vending machines, car parks and much more. To download
the app search for “Lost on Campus” in the Apple App Store.
It is also available on Android.
http://lostoncampus.com.au/
Free Public Lecture: Sydney Science Forum - A game of
homes: How honeybees choose a nest.
Presented by Associate Professor Mary Myerscough, School
of Mathematics and Statistics. How mathematical thinking
helps us understand collective behaviour in insects, and in
turn computing, robotics and other animal groups, including
humans. 5.45pm-6.45pm. Eastern Ave Auditorium,
University of Sydney. Hands on activities follow the lecture.
RSVP: http://Sydney.edu.au/science/outreach/events
Free Public Lecture: Sydney Science Forum - House of Karls
- Wed 29 April 2015 Presented by Dr Karl Kruszelnicki,
Julius Sumner Miller Fellow, the University of Sydney. Topics
will include: why bank robbery is a terrible economic
decision, Big Data watching us, the healing power of swear
words and the creation of the Ultimate Solar System.
5.45pm-6.45pm. Eastern Ave Auditorium, University of
Sydney. Bookings essential:
http://Sydney.edu.au/science/outreach/events
All of the information is emailed in good faith and it is the
responsibility of the reader to confirm all details with the
appropriate institution. Make sure you look at any relevant
websites.
Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
► CANTEEN NEWS
The following helpers are on the canteen roster for coming week:
Monday 2 Feb
SWIMMING
CARNIVAL
Tuesday 3 Feb
Wednesday 4 Feb
Thursday 5 Feb
Friday 6 Feb
Rosanna Ng
Ratna Peadon
Bindi Shah
Shanika Joseph
Gloria Yip
Bernadette Daners
Priya Cuganesan
Flaviana Morris
Cindy Tan
Janet Velleley
Wathsala Salva Kumar
Linda Liu
Thank you for your help.
PLAY HOCKEY IN 2015
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Great non-contact mixed girls & boys team sport
Small field “Minkey” games for U5 - U9
Mixed junior comps U11, U13, U15
Play on world class artificial turf facility at Pennant Hills Park
Great for fitness as well as maintaining cricket & baseball skills
NORTHERN DISTRICT HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Pennant Hills Park, Britannia Street, Pennant Hills
Further information:
Adrian Wilson 0419 299 808
Robert Nicoll 0438 119 729
Rego forms & information at
www.ndhockey.com.au