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The
Fairies back with a brand new show
Adapted
from the popular childrenís television series, the Fairies are back
in a brand new stage production, ëFairy Friends Foreverí. With
lots of new songs and some of your very favorite songs as well, it
will be a magical Fairyland adventure full of fun, sing-a-longs, some
unexpected surprises and loads of audience participation too!
With
magic in the air and fairy dust everywhere, itís time for a wave of
your wand, as you flutter your wings and kick up your heels, in an
enchanting Fairyland adventure, live on stage in June and July.
Visit
www.thefairies.com
for information on dates and venues.
Primary
school football soars in Term Two
Kids can get an extra kick out
of footy with two fantastic primary school programs ready to launch
across Western Australia for Term Two. With a focus on maximising
participation, enjoyment and skill development, the Eagles Cup Primary
School Football Competition and the Eagles Faction Football
Competition offer a fun, safe environment in which to learn more about
Australian Football.
The Eagles Cup is specially
designed for Year Six and Seven primary school students. It is played
under modified AFL junior football competition rules and caters for
boys and girls.
An ëintra-houseí
competition, Eagles Faction Football is designed to encourage active
participation in sport among both male and female students from Years
Four to Seven.
Former West Coast Eagles
midfielder Rowan Jones helped launch the program in April. Special
guests from Eaton Primary School from the Stateís South West made a
special journey for the launch to meet Jones and witness a West Coast
training session at Subiaco Oval.
The West Australian Football
Commission works closely with its Primary Schools Football Advisory
Council to co-ordinate the competitions, finding a balance between
participation, skill development and fun. Both programs are run
throughout primary schools across the length and breadth of the State
during term two and three, split over the nine metropolitan WAFL
districts and eight regional zones.
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