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COMPETITIONS

ENTRY DETAILS

Address all competitions to: 
Kids In Perth Competitions

Please make sure you write the name of the competition on the envelope and you must include your phone number to make your entry valid.

Post your entry to:
PO Box 1418, Morley BC 6943

or email: competitions@kidsinperth.com 

Entries close:
Friday 18 March 2005

Win a year's Scitech membership for your family

To celebrate the World Year of Physics in 2005, Scitech is giving lucky readers of Kids in Perth - The Parents' Paper the chance to win a whole year's family membership, valued at $100. This enables the winners to visit Scitech as often as they like. Just send in your details, along with answers to the questions on the right.

The winner will be the first correct entry drawn. 

During the April School Holidays, Scitech will have special events, activities and shows to celebrate the World Year of Physics. This is in addition to its 100 interactive science exhibits, many of which demonstrate key concepts in physics. At Horizon -The Planetarium there are amazing space shows and a free coloured planet poster from CSIRO.

The World Year of Physics in 2005 celebrates Albert Einstein's contribution to science. A hundred years ago the 26-year-old technical assistant at the Swiss Patent Office put forward revolutionary ideas about the relativity of time and space for objects travelling near the speed of light.

Scitech's mission is to increase interest and participation by Western Australians in science and technology.

1.    What is the melting point of ice? ......oC
2.    What is the speed of light? ......km/sec
3.    What is the hardness of diamond? ......mohs
4.    How far is the nearest star from the sun? ......light years


Win a family pass to the Commonwealth Bank Zoo Twilight Concerts

The much-awaited 2005 Commonwealth Bank Zoo Twilight Concerts will run every Saturday night through to 26 March with some of WA's most popular tribute bands, introduced by comedy improvisers HallmarK. In March you can catch the Fab Four Beatles tribute on 5 March, Ross Avins' Neil Diamond tribute on 12 March, the Queen and Freddie Mercury Show on 19 March and the ABBR Abba tribute on 26 March.

As usual, concert nights include extended animal viewing hours to 6.45pm, which offer a great opportunity to see the animals during the cooler dusk hours when many of the Zoo's residents are more active. Entertainment on the main lawn begins at 7pm.

Last admission is at 7pm, unless sold out earlier, and normal Zoo admission prices apply, except under-fours - $5 after 3pm or for pre-purchased tickets. Book early through BOCS Ticketing (booking fees may apply) on 9484 1133 or at www.bocsticketing.com.au or pre-purchase tickets at Perth Zoo's entrance.

To win one of four family passes to Commonwealth Bank Zoo Twilights to see ABBR - the Abba tribute band simply answer the following question.

What date are ABBR, the Abba tribute band performing as part of Commonwealth Bank Zoo Twilight Concerts?


Win a Creative Music & Movement pack

Children learn through their senses and interaction with others. Creative Music & Movement, with parental involvement, provides an excellent foundation for your child to develop a musical ear, a sense of rhythm, language development through song repetition and movement skills through their own participation and observation of others. There are classes for children from four months to five years in Melville, North Perth, Subiaco and North Beach.

Classes are taught by Fiona, a qualified and dedicated teacher with over 15 years experience. To find out more about these exciting classes, contact Fiona on 9370 5161 or fairybizz@bigpond.com

This month Creative Music & Movement is offering a fabulous prize of $10 off the term fee plus a sample music pack for the first 10 people to enrol for Term Two - total value of approximately $200. Enrolment must be before the 14th of April with a deposit required by 2 May.

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