Wednesday 18th November 2015 Issue 19 …...Wednesday 18th November 2015 Issue 19 Galen Catholic...

Wednesday 18th November 2015 Issue 19

Galen Catholic College Newsletter

Remembrance Day

Year 9 Ceramics Sculpture students constructed an art installation piece for Remembrance Day last Thursday morn-ing. Staff and students gathered and paused to remember those who have made the supreme sacrifice in times of war. Inspired by the breathtaking display of crotched poppies at Federation Square in Melbourne at the centenary for Anzac Day, the Year 9 Ceramics Sculpture class was guided by teacher Deb Doyle as students collaborated to create their

Galen student leaders who laid a wreath at theRSL Wangaratta Remembrance Day ceremony

own field of poppies in and around Galen’s War Memorial, built earlier this year. Through the combined efforts of the Year 9 Ceramics Sculpture class and other homerooms across the college, hundreds of red poppies were created. Some poppies were also inscribed with initials, names of solders and tributes, which made for a very meaningful and stunning visual display.

Also in this issue:

Juniors light up the stage in Aladdin

VCAL and Middle School news, Year 8 poetry, Sport news, Battalion Award winner, Cows Create Careers, final exam for

Year 12 and more inside.

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Uniform Shop

What’s On

• Tues Nov 17-18: Yr 9/8 Discovery Walk• Thurs Nov 19 - Year 12 Graduation• Fri Nov 20 - Report Writing Day (Student free day)• Mon Nov 23-27: VCE Headstart Program• Thurs Nov 26 - Soup Van Melb• Fri Nov 27 - Year 9 & 10 Mass• Fri Nov 27 - Year 10 & 11 Finish Term 4• Mon Nov 30-Dec 2: Yr 9 Adventure Camp• Tues Dec 1 - Yr 8 Band to Bendigo• Wed Dec 2-4: Yr 9 Adventure Camp• Thurs Dec 3 - Year 9 Finish Term 4• Fri Dec 4 - Year 7 & 8 Mass• Fri Dec 4 - Year 7 & 8 Finish Term 4

For the latest Upcoming Events visit:www.galen.vic.edu.au

ACTIVITYREFER TO POLICY THINK & REFLECT CASE STUDY

For student absences, phone: 5721 6322

Or email: [email protected]

Last day for Uniform Shop for 2015 will be Tuesday December 15th

Second Hand Books & Uniform Tuesday November 24th 10.30-2.30Thursday November 26th 1.00-5.00Tuesday December 1st 10.30-2.30Thursday December 3rd 1.00-5.00

Uniform OnlySaturday January 16th 10.00-4.00Sunday January 17th 10.00-4.00Monday January 18th 10.00-4.00Tuesday January 19th 10.30-2.30Thursday January 21st 1.00-5.00Thursday January 28th 1.00-5.00

Temporary Office RelocationFrom Monday 23rd November, the Galen Main Office will be temporarily relocated to the Careers Area. This is to allow for renovations to occur for the remainder of this year and over the holiday period. All contact numbers for the office will remain the same. Thank you for your cooperation.

2016 Booklist Orders2016 booklists are now available online. Simply follow the link below. Download the appropriate lists and follow the instructions for selection and payment. If students are completing other courses (for example a Year 11 student completing a Year 12 VCE Subject) download both lists and select the necessary books. It is important to note the due dates to ensure students are ready for the 2016 school year with all the required equipment and resources. http://northeastschoolsupplies.com.au/BookList/School/GALEN-CATHOLIC-COLLEGE

VCAL construct new seatsOn Thursday 12th November Year 11 VCAL officially opened newly constructed seats outside the college Engineering building. Students involved in the project have completed the work as part of the VCAL – Work Related Skills class. Galen teacher Mal Vickery has been instrumental in coordinating the project, and in addition to the new seats, students have also built their own pizza ovens. Students had the opportunity to share their hard work with teachers last Thurs-day at the opening, along with gourmet pizza’s, fresh from their new ovens. VCAL Co-ordinator Beth Code stated, “It’s great seeing the students apply what they’ve learnt in class to a real construction project. It allows them to work together and make a positive contribution toward the college.”

Uniform ShopOpening Hours

Tuesday: 10.30am - 2.30pmThursday: 1.00pm - 5.00pm

Direct Line: 03 5723 [email protected]

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Middle School NewsRob Walker - Middle School Director

Congratulations to the Year 9 Discovery students and staff on the spectacular Night of the Notables. Students and staff worked tirelessly in the weeks leading up to the event that clearly showcased their efforts and talent. It was fantastic to see so many parents and families come along to enjoy the night as well.

Well done and thank you to as the Brandon Mays, India Dal Zotto, Georgia Allen, Billie Taylor, Amelia Walton and Maddi Talarico on such as entertaining last assembly. Maddi did a presentation on her trip to Gallopili, Brandon was the MC and India, Amelia, Billie and Georgia sang beautifully.

Well done and congratulations to our 2016 students leaders who were recently elected.Year 10: Juliette Howard, Jessica Lewis, Jack Roach, Ella McCarthy, Billie Taylor, Jasmine Carboon, Bridie Nixon, Isobelle Lackner, Josh O’Donohue, Kate Whitten, Bridget Cole and Aaron ThrumYear 11: Zoe Gephart, Jaymz Bright, Isobel Judd, Oliver Biddulph, Maddison Talarico, Josh Bevacqua, Lucy Lee, Emma Gamble, Thomas Whitechurch and Brandon Mays.

November 20 student free day – Some students may need to attend school this dayParents and students need to be aware if there are year 9 or 10 students who have multiple outstanding tasks without good reason they will be required to attended school on November 20 to compete these tasks.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Middle School Leaders for 2015. In Year 9 Bridie Nixon (Vice Presi-dent), Jack Roach (Vice President), Jasmine Carboon, Juliette Howard, Isabella Lackner, Billie Taylor, Georgia O’Keefe, Josh O’Donohue, Caleb Ramsay, Rhys McGauran, Sarah Lyons, Sarah Ashton, Hugh Tharratt & Bridget Cole and in year Frances Watter (Secretary), Jaymz Bright , Lucy Lee, Maddy Talarico (Treasurer), Zoe Gephart, Claire Knox and Co-Presidents Josh Bevacqua and Emma Gamble. Well done on a great year representing your student group you should be proud of your efforts.

Good luck to all Year 10 students as they start the Head Start program next week. This program is the introduction of VCE and VCAL classes for 2016. Students will actually start their subjects for 2016. On Monday November 23 all Year 10 stu-dents will meet at Auditorium at 8.45am. Period 1 and 2 will be an information session in the Auditorium and then classes will commence after recess. At the end of period 1 on Friday 27th November all year 9 & 10 students will be bused to Our Lady’s Church for the end of year Mass and Awards Ceremony. The mass will start at approximately 10.30am and the Awards ceremony will start at approximately 11.30am. All parent’s, family and friends are welcome. After the mass students will return to school for periods 5 and 6.

Important dates• Nov 20 - Student Free Day – Report Writing (If students have outstanding work they will be required to attend this day) • Nov 23-27 - Head Start Program (Year 10 students)• Nov 27 - 9 & 10 Mass and Awards (Last day of classes for Year 10)• Nov 30-Dec 2 - Adventure Camp 9.1 & 9.2• Dec 2-Dec 4 - Adventure Camp 9.3 & 9.4• Dec 3 - Last day of classes for Year 9

Important dates for Year 11• Year 11 Exams: Nov 13 – 19

• Year 12 (2015) Headstart Program: Nov 23 – 27 • Year 11 Final Assembly: Nov 25

• Year 11 Final Day: Nov 27

Senior School NewsMick Grogan - Senior School Director

Year 11 Final Assembly Year 11 parents are welcome to attend the final level

assembly for Year 11 students.9.00 - 10.00am, 25th November.

at the Auditorium

Galen Parents’ Association

You’re invited to a Christmas party!The Galen Parents Association invites you to come share a glass of bubbly and Christmas cheer with other Galen parents on Tuesday 24 November 2015. 6:20pm for a 6:30pm start at the Galen Staff Room. Feel free to bring a friend!

The first Galen Parents Association meeting for 2016 will be on Monday 8 February 2016

Whimsical ceramic poppies also formed part of last weeks Remembrance Day installation


The Mighty Beast By Sam Allen (8/7)

There it wasThe most spectacular thing I had ever experienced.

The unique visual spectacle was, Something that seemed very unreal.

It seemed that this mighty beast, Was mother to all around it,

The natural worlds elder.Shrubs around the mighty beast,

Bow down as if, Slaves to their king.

But somehow,It doesn’t seem to threaten anything.

As I walk past the mighty beast,Seeing the gallery of aboriginal rock art,

In its natural wonder. Touching the giant red sand pit,

Under my feet.Hearing the fresh rain water,

Gushing over the bright red cliff face.Flies are zipping past as if,

I’m the finish line to a Bathurst. Birds humming around,

Racing people up the mighty beast.

Watching the sun go down over the bright red Uluru,The mighty gracious beast.

Flash back By Chelsea Currie (8/4)

The swishing and swaying of trees,Children playing on their knees.Remembering the memories by my death bed,Waiting for light to show me ahead.I may be gone but yet it seems I am not dead,Alive in your memory, time might freeze,But just remember, when we were both on our knees.

Backwards By Katelyn Papakostas (8/4)

TimeThere is never enough time

You don’t know what it’s worth until it’s gone.Until it leaves you torn.

Until it leaves you without the one you love most.Until it makes you fear boast.

Go backI have to go back

Go back Against timeTo save her.

I have to go backAnd go backAnd go back

As many times as it takesTo save her

Time took her too youngAnd left me feeling dumb

As I watched the gunBeing fired.

I will go backIf that is all I can do

I will go back Until this terror is through

I will go back And know it was you

I will go backIn time

As the sun fallsBy Josh Devine (8/4)

As the sun fallsIt turns quiet

Cars stopShops shut

Birds stop singingIt’s silent

It all stopsEvery thing asleep

Darkness.

Year 8 English Poetry


The Lonely PianoBy Kate Jolly (8/7) Looming by its lonesome,Waiting readilyTo let out its sound so handsome,To show off its sweet symphony. My fingers flutteringOver the strips of ebony and spruce.Each string resonatingAs the chords call a truce. With every tantalizing trillAnd every rampant resonanceThe notes seem to fillThe room with eloquence. As my fingers leave the keysAnd my foot leaves the pedal,The lingering notes seem to seizeAnd the echo seems to gentle… And the piano is lonely once more.

A night in dark paradiseBy Matilda Drage (8/7)

Tall trees trembling in the windStars shining like broken glass

The night had truly set inDew was forming on the grass

The Moon smiled through the cloudsAs the wolves howled and worshipped

The nocturnal animals come out hungry and proudBalancing on tree roots then they tripped

They were just battered and bruisedThe moon was on the run,But the sun was in pursuit

And now this poem is truly done

This World of GamesBy Katelyn Papakostas (8/4)

The power button lights upThe machine hums as it comes to lifeThe keys light up like stars in the sky

As I sit in this placeReady to fight.

This is the placewhere I fight for honour.

This is the placewhere I am sometimes a loner.

This is the placewhere there is no time to go slower.

This place Is made of pixels

That make up the pictureOf adventure.

This placeIs where you can jump

into the screenand live in a virtual world.

This placeis where I game.

Bang By Josh Devine (8/4)

Motorbike RushingRoaringRipping

across the field From end to end

Heart in your throat When you start to slip

Bang You fall in slow motion

With the bike on top of youIt’s all over.


Junior Production - Aladdin

After several weeks of performance rehearsals, band practice and set design sessions, over 100 students from Years 7 - 10 lit up the stage in Aladdin last Monday and Tuesday. Production Director Julie Nolan stated, “Our Junior Production is utilised as a great educational tool, whereby students from year 10 are given the opportunity to take on leadership roles as directors and choreographers, leading students from years 7-9. It’s always pleasing to see how well they all work together.”


Cows Create CashGalen students were awarded first prize in the Cows Create Careers program run by the Dairy Australia. The program involved groups of students caring for two calves at school for nineteen days. During that time students researched the Dairy Industry and careers in the Dairy Industry. They prepared a research poster, a newsletter and made a “Moovie”. These products were judged and prizes awarded. Galen’s Mooglatt team of Tess Mundy, Talia McLauren, Gabriella Molinaro, Lucy North and Amy Holmes won first prize for their efforts in the Year 7 and 8 section. Each student received $50.Another Galen team, Butternut Babes, Emma O’Keefe, Sophia McCarthy, Leah Nolan & Tayla Igri finished second, half a point behind.Congratulations to all of the students in 74 and 75 who took part in the program and to their teachers Ms Chan and Mrs Nixon, and Mrs Trethowan our Lab tech who helped with the program.

2/24th BattalionAward Dinner

On Saturday November 7th, the 2/24th Battalion Association held a reunion dinner to commemorate 75 years of service in Wangaratta. The dinner included special presentations that included the recognition of Year 11 students who have shown involvement, contribution, consideration and awareness of the needs of others. This year the Galen student awarded with this honour was Jessica Morris. Jessica has demonstrated leadership and commitment to the betterment of school and community life through her role as a student leader and in her social justice work such as working on the soup van. Jessica is a worthy recipient of the award and we congratulate Jessica on receiving this honour.

Join us at Wangaratta Library every Friday in December from 4pm for festive craft and delicious treats.

FREE event for all ages.

Wangaratta Library

Position Vacant: Debutante Ball Co-ordinator

We are looking for a person or persons interested in taking over the Co-ordinators role for our Galen Debutante Balls. Our current co-ordinator will finish up after next years balls and we are hoping the new person/s will assist her until April 2016 and then take over the position. An easy going nature, good leadership and organisational skills would be a great advantage for the role. If you are interested or would like any information please email Allison King.

[email protected]


Join the Galen & Friends Community Team by entering a fun run

www.wangarattamarathon.com.au

All details are on the website

“more people moving more often”

State AthleticsWell done to the following competitors, who competed in Melbourne at the State Athletics on Tuesday 20th October. Thanks to their parents for providing transport and support on the day.

Name Event Place Time/DistanceBrylee Willson 13yr Hurdles 6th 14.87Jace McQuade 13yr 1500m 9th 5:05.79Tayla Russo 17yr Discus 6th 21.78mWill Robinson 17yr High Jump 3rd 1.80m

The 15yr old relay team placed 6th with a time of: 48.52Team members were: Macauley Murtagh, Cam Nolan, Lachy Moore and Josh Crawford

Pictured above: The Galen College bursary recipients for 2016 are: Thomas Mcdonald (absent), Zoe Stinson, Jemma Saunders, Lucy Bartlett, Tess Keenan and Gabriel Martinelli.

The group of six students recently received a cheque for $500 each, which will help them with the expenses of the Italian exchange program. Students will be hosted by Italian families and attend school in Italy for 2 months. They will also spend 3 days in Rome as a group before returning to Australia. The Year 11 Italian students leave for their exchange on the 27th of November and return shortly before Term 1 commences next year. The Galen community wishes them a safe journey and an enriching experience abroad.

Bursary recipients ready for Italian exchange experience


Year 7 Girls Hume Table TennisCongratulations to the Year 7 & 8 Girls Table Tennis teams who won the Hume region competition on Tuesday 27th October. The Year 7 team players were Sarah Gehrig, Molly Wadley, Grace Webster, Joanna Mulqueen, Bree Willet-Linsell and Year 8 Girls: Jesse Vincent, Mollie Shanley, Kendyl White, Keely Tua, and Ebony Donald. Both teams have now qualified to play in the State Championships on the 18th November in Melbourne. Good luck girls! Many thanks to Ms Jody Heath, Ben Talarico and Andrew Lindner that accompanied the girls and helped out on the day.

Year 7 & 9/10 Boys HumeTable Tennis

Congratulations to the Year 7 and Intermediate Boys Table Tennis teams who won the Hume region competition on Thursday 29th October. The Year 7 team players were Michael Buchan, Jye Spinks, Lachlan Carboon, Lucas Evans and Year 9/10 Boys: Tyler Spencer, Henry Beck, Liam Carter, Michael Sundblom, Adam Enever and Aaron Thrum. Both teams have now qualified to play in the State Championships on the 20th November in Melbourne. The boys played great table tennis, and I was very impressed with their behavior. They scored, helped out other players (and teachers), and were very supportive of each other. Well done, boys.


Year 7 Girls Hume Cricket The Year 7 Girls cricket team had a great day at the Barr Reserve on Thursday 29th October. Despite their slow start to the day, they came home strongly in their last two games to claim third spot. The girls showed terrific skill and excellent sportsmanship throughout day. Special mentions going to Bailey Thwaites for scoring 28 off one over and to Molly Campbell for her great bowling. Woman of the tournament went to Sophia McCarthy, who led the way with the most runs and most wickets for the day. Well done girls! Thanks to Mr Beattie who organized and coached the team.

Results:Lost first game 141 – 61 Lost second 107 – 80

Won third 110 – 62 Won fourth 121 – 71

Year 8 Girls CricketCongratulations to the Year 8 Girls team who played in the Hume competition on Thursday 29th October. The girls came third in the competition, losing the elimination game by only three runs. Best players were Kendyl White, Chloe Gibson, Annie Creed and Molly Nolan. Well done to Annie Creed and Sophia McCarthy (Yr 7) who were invited to try out for the North East Knights. Good luck girls! Thanks to Julie Nolan and Ben Talarico for managing the team.

Year 7 & 8 Boys and Girls Tennis

The Junior School tennis teams had a very successful day at the Upper Hume competi-tion held at the Wodonga Tennis Centre on Friday 30th October.

Year 8 Boys – ChampionsThe Year 8 boys’ tennis team consisted of Sam Allen, Luke Toohey, Andrew Lindner, Mitchell Holt and Josh Masters.The boys won all of their matches quite easily, with Sam and Luke finishing the day undefeated in all of their sets. Tennis debutant, Mitch Holt won his first ever singles match. Andrew and Josh also played some good tennis throughout the day.

Year 7 Boys – ChampionsThe Year 7 boys’ tennis team consisted of Lukas Evans, Will Gulbin, Lachlan Carboon, Tim Seeger and Joel McGennisken.The Year 7 boys easily accounted for Wangaratta High School and Catholic College Wodonga. However, they were pushed right to the wire by Cathedral College, winning by just one game after they were even on sets. After surprisingly losing their first set, Lukas and Will won their second set in a tie-breaker to get Galen over the line.

Year 8 Girls – 3rd OverallThe Year 8 girls’ tennis team consisted of Rebecca Johnstone, Mia Dalzotto, Mollie Shanley, Reagan Tomaino and Teaghan Stone.The Year 8 girls were hoping to emulate their success from last year, but it was not to be. Marian College Myrtleford was by far the strongest team on the day. The Galen girls did however have a great win over Wodonga Middle Years College, Huon.

Year 7 Girls – ChampionsThe Year 7 girls’ tennis team consisted of Sophia McCarthy, Georgia Sampson, Charlotte Proft, Meg Allan and Leah Nolan.The Year 7 girls had almost identical scores to their Year 7 male counterparts, winning two matches quite comfortably, but defeating Cathedral College by just one game. Like the boys, it came down to the last set, with Meg and Charlotte winning in the tie-breaker.

Thanks to Mr and Mrs Hill for selecting and coaching the teams.

The 3 successful teams will now play in the Hume competition at the Wangaratta Lawn tennis club on Thursday 12th November.


Game 1: Galen defeated Corryong: 32-8The girls started the day strong, but there was very little talk and they made sloppy mistakes in the early part of the game. Jorja Reidy was shooting well, with a ripper right on the siren. Gabby Wales started the day all guns blazing, with many steals, often converting them into Galen points. Galen kept Corryong to a nil score at half time, with Liv Richards gaining confidence going into the halftime break and having a few shots. Jade Elliott took charge in the second half and let her teammates know where they needed to be and what they needed to do. Ellie Laffy was popping up plenty of shots with confidence. The girls played well in a strange game, as there was too much stopping and starting, which made it hard for the girls to stick to the pace of the game. An exciting start to the day, giving the girls the confidence they needed.

Game 2: Galen defeated Shepparton High School: 65-8The girls started the game with more encouragement and talking, with Tess Larkin always having something to say to her teammates, with a huge grin on her face, she also grabbed plenty of rebounds and played unselfishly. Tilly Bedendo was also strong in defense, and was backed up by Jade and Jorja who were already ready to shoot. Galen fol-lowed instructions well and changed the flow of play so they were in charge of the speed. Ellie found herself flying across the court not once, but twice, and the second time she shot and scored whilst limping it off. Gabby’s shooting style was

on point and the girls made Galen proud showing great sportsmanship and camaraderie against a much weaker opponent.

Game 3 (final): Galen defeated Benalla P-12: 40-14The final saw Galen come up against a hard opponent, and they went in cold after barely being challenged in their previous two games. Tilly and Tess consistently produced strong rebounds, helping out Jade in defense who was putting pressure on and showing great leadership. Talking and encouragement was at an all-time high, especially from the bench (thanks Liv). In the first half, Benalla made it hard to score, but with strong defense in the second half, Galen ran all over a rough opposition. Jorja had a particularly good game where she took control and played tough. She face planted the wall and somersaulted out of a block, but never slowed down once, shooting 29 points.

A big thank you to Eddy Dayman and Ollie Willett for being ball boys, scorers, timers and pseudo-assistant coaches on the day.

The girls will be travelling to MSAC for the State competition on the 17th of November, so wish them luck if you see them around. Well done ladies, you rock! Written by Ash Burke

Year 8 Girls - Hume Basketball

Galen Catholic CollegeCollege Street, WangarattaPO Box 630 Wangaratta Vic 3676

Principal: Bernard NealEmail: [email protected]: 03 5721 6322Web: www.galen.vic.edu.au

Newsletter enquiries can be emailed directly to the Publications & Promotions Officer: [email protected]

Who’s Who at GalenLeadership Team• Bernard Neal: Principal• Patrick Arcuri: Deputy Principal—Staff & Students• Shaun Mason: Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning• Gerard Sullivan: Deputy Principal – Catholic Identity• Dom Giannone: Business Manager• Anthony Batters: Professional Development Co-ordinator• Kylie Quin: Daily Organiser• Mick Grogan: Senior School Director• Rob Walker: Middle School Director• Wendy Chuck: Junior School Director

The best way to contact Galen staff members direct is by email. All staff have email addresses which follow the formula: [email protected]

School BoardFr Mike Pullar: Parish PriestMark Williams: Board ChairBernard Neal: PrincipalPhil Bretherton: CEO RepresentativePatrick Arcuri: Deputy Principal Irene Apostolopoulos: Staff Representative Dom Giannone: Business ManagerCheryl Impink: Parents’ Assoc. RepresentativeLiz Nelson: Parent RepresentativeSuellen Loki: Parent RepresentativeColin McClounan: Parent RepresentativeHannah Clancy: Parent RepresentativeKaren Archer: Parent RepresentativeTracey Bright: Parent Representative

Parents Association Executive • Elizabeth Jolly: President• Julie James: Vice President• Karyn Howard: Secretary• Karen Archer: Treasurer

Members of the Board and Parents Association can be contacted via the office on 035721 6322 or email:[email protected]

Students jump for joy after final Year 12 exam

Ten Galen students were jumping for joy on Wednesday 18th November as they completed their final VCE exam, on the final day for VCE exams across the state. Students expressed that it was particularly difficult to remain focused during the last week of the exam period, as many of their peers had already completed all of their exams. However, it was evident that there was a sense of great relief after the group of ten had jumped over their final hurdle for VCE Italian. Shortly

after finishing, students discussed plans to celebrate in the evening and were anticipating a well-deserved break away from the books. The entire Year 12 2015 cohort will gather at Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre on Thursday November 19th for the 2015 Graduation Evening, which will be a memorable occasion for students, parents and teachers who have guided them throughout their secondary years.

Above: Ryley Pasquali, Tim Feehan, Olivia Storer, Maxi Cappelli, Tom Judd, Kaitlyn Ritchie, Mehret Hill, Elli Warren, Amy Cook and Fergus Samon (not pictured) were all relieved after completing their final VCE Italian exam. Photo: Luke Plummer

Mittagundi Pioneer Skills Open Weekend 8th & 9th January

2016

Mittagundi Open day and Pioneer Skills Weekend The weekend kicks off from 6 pm on the Friday night with a bush dance and BBQ at the Glen Valley town hall.

Mittagundi’s open day is on the Saturday which entails Bush craft demonstrations including:

blacksmithing, woodworking, cross cut sawing, pack horse demonstrations + more!,

The Saturday also sees fun for the whole family. Live music, Games, Silent and Live auctions, Café and bar, Baked Potato lunch and a Roast dinner.

NO BYO. People under 18 must be accompanied by an adult/guardian

Free camping on site

So head on down to Mittagundi and check out all that there is to offer!

Tickets: WEEKEND PASS: (includes entry to bush

dance, lunch and roast on Saturday) adult $35 Family $85 Young Person/

concession/past staff $25

BUSHDANCE ONLY: Adult $15 Family $35 Young Person/concession/past staff $ 10

OPEN DAY ONLY: Adult $25 Family $55 Young Person/concession/past staff $15

When: 8 & 9 January 2016

Where: 4385 Omeo Hwy Glen Valley Vic 3989

Time: Bushdance 8th - 6.00 - 11.00pm

Open Day 9th - 7.30 am - till late

Other: Contact Mittagundi staff for details or booking a camp site 0351597238

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