Community Notices
TWA Youth Conference
Are you ready for Bushfire Season?
Even if you don’t live near bushland, you might be affected by bushfires while away or travelling. Check your postcode to see the potential for bushfires to take hold in your neighbourhood or areas you frequently visit. Everyone who lives near the bush, including those on city fringes, should prepare themselves, their families and their properties including preparing a Bushfire Survival Plan.
What employees are looking for!
Join Jane Renata from Ignite Education to find out about courses to help you get that job: whether you are looking for part-time, casual or full time work.Date: 5 September 2019
Start Time: 5:00 PM
End Time: 6:00 PM
Book online on cityofgoldcoast.com.au/libraryevents
or phone 5581 1671
Support for depressed dads will help mums (and kids)
These days, we’re getting better at recognising and treating post-natal depression in mothers. But did you know that babies whose dads are depressed are more likely to develop behavioural problems? Doing a free Triple P — Positive Parenting Program can help everyone be happier. Find out more and support each other: www.triplep-parenting.net
SER Music ‘Hub’
South East Region Music Office is the ‘Hub’ that supports 105 instrumental music teachers and 155 classroom music teachers across the South East Region. The Regional Music Coordinator and leadership team support teachers with coordination of workshops, camps, performances, wellbeing, corporate support, publicity and media coverage for our region’s music students, curriculum and pedagogical support and instrumental teacher placement.
The Instrumental Teachers in the region are allocated to schools to implement the instrumental music curriculum through lessons and ensembles. The overarching purpose of the instrumental music program is to provide students with the opportunity to become musicians and experience the expressive qualities of music through learning to play a band or orchestral instrument. Engagement in the program will improve the quality of perception and self-expression by fostering the acquisition of music skills, thereby increasing aesthetic sensibility, cultural awareness and social – emotional engagement. Through the lens of music, students are empowered to make sense of their world.
South East Region Music, Department of Education
Every Student, Every Sound, Explicitly!
Agape Outreach
Come along to our fundraising comedy night at Currumbin RSL on the Gold Coast, on 5 September 2019 at 6pm.
