Brookfield Banter 14/05/25

From the Principal - Leanne Duncan

Brookfield State School 

Brookfield State School is a school where our students excel academically and participate in a wide variety of extracurricular programs and opportunities in Music, Sport, STEM and academically to name a few! Brookfield is underpinned by an undeniable sense of community that you can feel, see and hear!! Our mission is to empower our learners to understand their strengths and engage their passion to realise their academic and social emotional potential. We value student voice where our students see themselves as learners, who love to learn and know why, towards making a stronger connection and contribution to their worlds. 

If you are a continuing family or in our catchment reach out to admin@brookfieldss.eq.edu.au to ensure we are aware of the number of future Prep enrolments. This is invaluable to our planning processes which commence this term! Information is below regarding first round offers for Prep 2026.

 Book a school tour to see what makes Brookfield State School the place to BELONG!! 

Welcome to Mrs Goodwin who has joined our year 2 team!

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Mrs Carolyn Brough, has made the difficult decision to resign from the Department of Education. We thank Mrs Brough for her time at Brookfield SS, and we are grateful for her contributions to our community and extend our warmest wishes for the future ahead.

As year 2B families are aware, Mrs Goodwin has commenced at Brookfield State School from Monday 12 May. (Mon-Wed) Mrs Goodwin joins us with a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to student learning and wellbeing. She will be working in partnership with Mrs Kerr (Thurs – Fri) to ensure a smooth and positive transition for all students.

We warmly welcome Mrs Goodwin to Brookfield State School! 

Showing Gratitude to all our Volunteers

Classrooms were open for our students' mums or special someone last week followed by the most delicious scones handmade with love! 💐💖 Thankyou to the Sue and Zoe in our Tuckshop! Thankyou also to Nat and her team of volunteers for a very well stocked Mother's Day stall.  There was so much joy and the biggest smiles on students from prep to year 6!

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With National Volunteers week (19 May - 25 May) just around the corner, it seemed timely to recognise and thank the incredible individuals who contribute to our school community in so many ways.

Whether it’s baking cupcakes, helping in the classroom, dropping art material for classrooms to use, covering books for the library, set up and support for cross country or sporting events, going on an excursion or simply giving up your time to lend a hand, every act of support makes a difference. All of our volunteers, in which ever way you can help create a warm, welcoming environment where our Brookie students thrive—and we couldn’t do it without you!

Everyday Counts!  

As the weather cools down and we head into the reporting end of first semester, there is a buzz of learning, opportunities and experiences continuing over the next six weeks! We also know, towards the end of ten weeks of learning and growing, it is okay feel some tiredness! Thank you for supporting your child’s learning journey this semester —because every day at school truly counts. Each day builds skills, friendships, and confidence. Whether it’s a big breakthrough or a small win, being present makes a difference. Research shows that in Queensland, higher student attendance is associated, on average, with higher student achievement. Keep encouraging regular attendance and celebrating the progress made, one school day at a time.  

Community Calendar - Term 2

From the Deputy Principal - Leah Cathcart

Our Rules

Follow directions straight away

Keep hands and feet to ourselves

Listen and speak in a friendly way

Be in the right place

Care for others, objects and the environment

Our Values

Respectful, Responsible, Safe

Our Mission

Belong, Strive, Succeed

At BSS we are SAFE​. This week we focussed ​on​ Before School Expectations

What does before school behaviour look like? ​

🪑Sitting Down​

What does before school behaviour sound like? ​

🤫Quiet ​

​Why is it important to sit quietly before school? ​

🛟To remain safe and supervised until our classrooms are open

Before School Information for Students and Families

🕒 What Time Does School Start?

• School starts at 8:50 AM
• Classrooms open at 8:40 AM

🏫 If I Arrive Before 8:40 AM, What Should I Do?

• Sit in Covered Play Area 2 (CPA2) or on the Shade and Sail Lawn
• Wait quietly until 8:40 AM

🚶 At 8:40 AM, You May:

1. Have a drink
2. Go to the toilet
3. Prep students only may sit with their parents outside their classroom
4. Put your bag away
5. Greet your teacher, complete morning jobs, and get ready for learning

👧👦 Prep Students Are Welcome To:

• Sit with brothers, sisters, or friends
• Invite parents to sit in CPA2
• Follow the Before School Expectations

🚫 Please note: Junior and Senior Playgrounds are out of bounds before and after school

✅ What Students Can Do Before School:

• Sit quietly
• Read a book
• Chat with friends
• Colour-in
• Complete another quiet activity
• Attend extra-curricular activities

❌ What Students Can’t Do Before School:

• Go to classrooms before 8:40 AM
• Do handstands, cartwheels, walkovers, or other gymnastic skills
• Play tiggy
• Use play equipment
• Play handball

Ready-set-Prep 2026

Thank you for joining us for our Parent Information Night, we were delighted to welcome you. We are pleased to hear the feedback that you enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about Prep at Brookfield, meet key staff, and prepare for a smooth start in 2026.

Keep an eye on your emails for the 1^st round offers-of-enrolment which will be sent from Monday 26 May. Check your folders ie: junk mail, spam, promotions, just in case the email lands in one of these.

Under Eights Week Celebration 2025: Friday 16 May 9:00-11:00am

Our Early Years team is excitedly preparing for our annual Under Eights Week celebration!

🗓 Date: Friday, 16 May
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00
📍 Location: Junior School Oval and Playground, Undercover Eating Areas (Prep Shed, CPA2, CPA3), Circle & Sail Lawn

Here’s what you need to know:

🎉 Prep, Year 1, and Year 2 students will attend the event with their class group for approximately one hour.

• Prep 9:00-10:00
• Year 1 9:30-10:30
• Year 2 10:00-11:00

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents, grandparents, and carers are warmly invited to join us and enjoy the many fun-filled activities throughout the morning.

🎶 Our Junior Choir will perform at 10:00 AM in CPA2 (the undercover area in front of the tuckshop).

Preservice Teacher

Welcome back to Mrs Sarah Rogers who has joined Mrs Melinda Kienzle and 3C for her final preservice placement. Some may have met Mrs Rogers last year, when she completed a placement with Mrs Lisa McKay and Prep/1.  

At BSS we are passionate about our profession and supporting the educators of the future with dynamic role models and a positive preservice experience.

From the Deputy Principal - Katie Lewis

All Schools Cross Country

Congratulations to all of our Brookie students who headed to St Joseph's Nudgee College on Saturday to compete in the Queensland Athletics All Schools Cross Country event.  Our students all performed incredibly well, in wet and muddy conditions.

Thank you to Mrs Lizel Moore for organising this excellent opportunity for our students.

Overall, our school took out the SILVER MEDAL for Girls and the SILVER MEDAL for Boys, well done! We acknowledged our students on assembly this afternoon and you will find plenty of great photos on our Facebook page. Photo credits to:  Kylie Nyssen, Danielle Sibenaler and Lizel Moore.

🏅 Individual Results

🥇 1st: Mia P (11 Girls), Samuel M (10 Boys)
🥈 2nd: Colette G (6 Girls), Bodhi S (9 Boys)
🥉 3rd: Estelle G (8 Girls)
Top 10: Celine H (7 Girls – 4th), Brooke W (8 Girls – 4th), Indi H (6 Girls – 5th), Finlay A (7 Boys – 6th), Nila M (7 Girls – 8th), Azta U (8 Boys – 9th), Yuri B (6 Boys – 9th), Thomas M (12 Boys – 9th), Eliza S (9 Girls – 10th), Elise F (6 Girls – 10th)

🥇 Team Medals

Gold:
6 Girls – Colette G, Indi H, Elise F
8 Girls – Estelle G, Brooke W, Lucy P
9 Girls – Eliza S, Amelia E, Zoe L
10 Boys – Samuel M, David W, Joshua W
11 Girls – Mia P, Harper S, Mackenzie O
12 Boys – Thomas M, Riley G, George J
9 Boys – Bodhi S, Thomas D, Benjamin C

Silver:
8 Boys – Azta U, Matthew V, Jude S

All Schools Cross Country Photos 2025

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Brookfield State School Cross Country Carnival - Thurs 15 May

We are looking forward to hosting our Cross Country Carnival tomorrow - Thursday 15 May. Mr Bidner emailed out the course maps and timetable recently for families.  Please ensure your child wears their HOUSE SHIRT for the day, and given the wet conditions, a spare pair of shoes and/or socks is probably a good idea too!

If you have a chance, please bake some cupcakes to send along, or provide a packet of poppers.  

Students can purchase a CUPCAKE for $2 and/or a POPPER for $2 from our P&C Stall on the day.

You will also note that The Rich Pour Coffee Van will be on site for all your caffeine related needs.

Gala Sports Days - Years 5 and 6 - 21 May and 04 June

Our Year 5 and 6 students will participate in TWO Gala Sports Days this term (with one being rescheduled from Term 1). 

When:          Wednesday 21 May, 2025 AND Wednesday 04 June, 2025

Where:       Soccer – Moggill FC (Moggill); Netball – WDNA Courts (Graceville)

Transport:   All participating students are to travel to and from the venue by bus. 

Time:         PLEASE ARRIVE at SCHOOL BY 7.45am for 8.00am departure. Students are to walk along the path, down the steps and wait in the area near the Music Room.  Students are scheduled to return to school by 2:55pm (updates via SMS/email/Facebook if this changes).

What to wear/bring:

• ALL students are required to bring their own lunch and water bottle/s.
• ALL students are to wear FULL school uniform (Interschool Sports (Friday) Shirt) including hats.
• ALL students should apply sunscreen before leaving home.
• ALL students should remove jewellery, watches and earrings.
• SOCCER students are required to wear SHIN PADS (and long socks).

As always, we have reminded students of the importance of being ‘good sports’ when they are representing our school at Gala Days.  We have referred to our Code of Behaviour which you will have had sent home for discussion with your child – thank you for your support with this.

Parents are welcome to come along to the Gala Days, and we ask your assistance in setting up slightly away from the school tent areas to ensure students can remain focused as part of their team and be ready for instruction from teachers and ready for their games on the day.

Payment for the Term 1 Gala Day which was rescheduled to Term 2 has been carried over accordingly. You will receive an invoice for the second Gala Day from Christina in our Office.  If you are unsure if you paid for the Term 1 Gala Day, please refer to your Statement, or don't hesitate to contact Christina. Thank you.

Sundae Funday - Monday 19 May

Please place your orders in Flexischools to support our Year 6 Graduation Committee.

Brookfield Show Visits - Friday 23 May

Our lucky Brookie students will have the pleasure of going to the Brookfield Show with their class on Friday 23 May. Class teachers would love parent volunteers to assist with groups of students at various times on Friday. Keep an eye out for an email from your child/ren's teacher. Those who volunteer to assist will need to have their Mandatory Training completed and filed with our Office Staff.

Students do not need money for the Show, and will not be able to make purchases or go on rides during their class visit. Rather, it is a great time to see the other wonderful exhibits, find their artwork on display, see who won the cookery section, and perhaps even be lucky enough to see some of their classmates perform in the horse arena.

Brookfield's Got Talent - Brookfield Show

If you have a talent to show off - why not enter the Brookfield's Got Talent section at the Brookfield Show?! 

Whether you sing, dance, play an instrument, do magic, tell jokes, or have a completely unique talent – they want to see it! All ages and all kinds of acts are welcome. It’s a great chance to have some fun and show off your skills on centre stage! 

If you’re keen to enter – or if you know someone who should – make sure you register via the Brookfield Show website at https://www.brookfieldshow.com.au and go to the section Brookies Got Talent.

From the Head of Curriculum - Lisa McKay

Reading Focus – Vocabulary

Vocabulary is a big part of learning to read and write. It includes knowing what words mean, how they’re put together, how to use them in sentences, and how they connect to other words.

Oral vocabulary is the words children understand and use when they speak and listen. This is closely linked to reading vocabulary—the words they can recognise and use when reading and writing.

Vocabulary is a vital part of reading instruction. At our school, we use an evidence-based approach that helps students learn new words and their meanings in a clear and structured way.

We teach vocabulary in three stages:

• Before reading: Vocabulary is introduced as background knowledge, helping with comprehension, especially for independent reading.
• During reading: New words are introduced in context as the teacher reads aloud, helping students understand their meaning through the text.
• After reading: The focus shifts to vocabulary development, with discussions and examples that reinforce the words' meanings and usage.

Building vocabulary strengthens background knowledge, aiding comprehension. Every child’s vocabulary is different, and it can be influenced by many factors. It’s important to know that vocabulary growth doesn’t just happen naturally—it needs to be taught.

Maths Olympiad

In Week 3, our dedicated students participated in their inaugural Maths Olympiad contests. Year 4 students engaged in the Maths Explorer competition, while Year 5 and 6 students tackled the Maths Olympiad Junior competition. Despite initial nerves, all participants demonstrated commendable effort and enthusiasm. With this first experience behind them, we look forward to even stronger performances in the upcoming contests. Students will receive their results and solutions during their weekly sessions with Mr. Williams in Week 4. The next contest is scheduled for Week 6, with additional contests approximately every six weeks thereafter. We are excited to continue supporting our Maths Olympiad students on this journey. Thank you to Mr Williams for organising and supporting our Olympiads.

MacqLit Update  

MacqLit preparations are progressing well; however, due to unforeseen circumstances and resourcing adjustments, sessions will now begin in Week 5, starting Monday, 26th May. We appreciate your understanding and are excited to see the positive impact MacqLit will have on our students’ learning.

PAT Testing

PAT testing, devised by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), assesses students' skills in literacy and numeracy. These assessments track student progress over time and offer valuable insights into their strengths and areas for improvement across different subjects. Our school uses the results to better understand each student’s learning needs, monitor progress and adjust teaching strategies accordingly. This coming week Years 2-4 will complete the Pat Reading assessment.

Pat Testing schedule for 2025

Reading Across the Year levels

The way reading is taught from Prep to Year 6 may vary as students develop their skills, but one thing is clear—there is a genuine love of reading across our school, regardless of age or stage. The photos below beautifully capture this enthusiasm and joy for reading in action, particularly among our Preps and Year 6 students.

From the Social Worker - Mrs D

Friendship Recipes:

As parents, we can support our children as they navigate friendships by helping them understand what to look for in a good friend and why it matters. It’s not about popularity or fitting in—it’s about connection, kindness, and shared values.

Below is a tip as to how to support your little person make stronger friendships

Let’s break it down.
Making friends isn’t rocket science—and it doesn’t take any magic tricks, either. Think of it like following a recipe—just without the clean up or any weird vegetables. Your child already has the ingredients; now it’s time to mix them together and see what happens.

LOTE News

German Spielklub – Games Club - is a growing breaktime activity this term, with a number of enthusiastic students joining in to learn about significant German cultural events.

Recently students decorated a mask for Fasching – or Karneval.

All German students Years 4 - 6 are invited to join in for games after eating time at first break on a Monday in the German Room.

Language Captain Oscar will lead a game of LOTTO! (German Bingo!) from next week.

When: 11.15am on a Monday

Where: German Room, M 02

Who: Years 4-6 German students

For further information, speak to Languages Captain Oscar or contact Frau Raben lcrab10@eq.edu.au

Sports News

Cross Country Carnival - Thursday 15 May 2025

Cross Country is just around the corner and the kids are excited for the new course. Please make sure you have your house colour shirts, appropriate running shoes and water bottle ready for your kids. We would love to see your support there and a coffee van will be available from 8:30am on the school oval. 

Races run from 9 - 11am. Please check the email for the program sent last week for maps, order of events and points systems. 

Thank for your support. 

Mitchell Bidner

HPE Teacher

Music News

All of our choir families should have received a QParents notification about our upcoming performances in the Fanfare competition on May 29. If you did not receive yours, please contact the Office to obtain a printed copy of this information.

Fanfare is a competition run every second year by the Depatment of Education in Queensland. Hundreds of schools from across the state compete in their local area heats. There are no “winners” at this level, rather every choir is awarded a Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum level of achievement, as well as professional feedback about their singing in order to help with future performances. The best from these heats advance to their regional finals and, from here, five schools are selected to compete in the state finals in August. Choirs also get to hear other school choirs in their area and learn from their onstage experiences. It is an exciting opportunity for our students, and we are looking forward to going to Kenmore State High school for our heats. Please remember that punctual attendance at rehearsals is vital at this point in the journey (yes – even on cold mornings, rainy mornings and Cross-Country mornings!)

Library News

National Simultaneous Storytime Event – Wednesday 21 May 12pm

Next week we are excited to participate in the National Simultaneous Storytime again! It is an annual campaign by the Australian Library and Information Association, which aims to encourage more young Australians to enjoy reading. This year more than 2 million kids will stop and read the same book, `Truck Cat’, on the same day at 12 midday all around the country. 

More details - https://www.alia.org.au/nss

P&C News

Helping Hands News

National Road Safety Week 2025

It’s National Road Safety Week (11–18 May). Road trauma affects us all – but together, we can make a difference.

🚶‍♀️ Slow down

🚲 Share the path

                                 🚗 Drive with care

                                 👟 Walk safely

                                 🚲 Ride smart

Set the example. Start the conversation. Be the reason someone gets home safe.

https://roadsafetyweek.com.au/home/#home/pledge

National Walk Safely to School Day on Friday 16 May 2025 is an opportunity to highlight the safety to and from our school for those that ride, walk, crossroads and may do one day!

PARENTS AND CARERS

• Children up to eight years old should hold an adult's hand on the footpath, in the car park, or when crossing the road; an adult is defined as a parent, caregiver, grandparent, sibling in high school or older, other relative or neighbour, or other adult as advised by the child's parents/carers
• Children up to ten years old should be actively supervised in the traffic environment and should hold an adult's hand when crossing the road

More information for parents and carers can be found here: https://www.safetytown.com.au/town/teacher/

This cartoon provides graphic facts about Children and Safety in the Traffic Environment.

Extra-Curricular Calendar - Term 2

Office News

Office Hours

The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm, during the school term. 

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us at admin@brookfieldss.eq.edu.au

Oval Update

Yesterday we received confirmation that soil remediation works undertaken on the school oval are considered to have been completed to a suitable standard in accordance with industry guidance and based on the soil sample results, clearance for the area has passed. 

Historically, the Kokoda Youth Foundation have used the school oval for car parking during the Kokoda Challenge held in June. Unfortunately, the oval still remains very soft and damp and will remain closed for this event.  The Event Manager of the Kokoda Challenge is seeking alternate parking arrangements.

Payments Methods

The following are the payment methods available to you for your child/rens invoices.

• BPoint
• EFTPOS
• Cash
• QParents
• Qkr

The link below will direct you to the BPoint payment system. This can also be found at the bottom of any invoice and statement. If you use the link provided below you will need to enter your details manually.

Absences

Reporting an absence

Parents can report their student's absence via the following options:

• QParents 
• Email - absences@brookfieldss.eq.edu.au
• Phone - 07 3374 7333 option 1

Any absence that is more than 10 consecutive school days must be requested via an exemption form to be approved by the principal prior to the absence. Please see the link below for more information about why an exemption is required from compulsory schooling 

Unexplained Absences

To avoid having unexplained absences listed on your child/rens school report, please ensure any unexplained absences are corrected by informing office staff on the day of absence. These can also be updated via the QParents app.

Late Arrival and Early Pick Up

We ask that all parents please bring their students via the office if arriving after 8:55am to ensure they are signed in, which will update their absence on the roll. Please note that even if you have emailed Admin advising your student/s will be late it is still mandatory that they are brought to the office to sign in.

If you need to collect your child/ren early (before 2:55pm) please ensure that you email both your class teacher and Admin.

Please note ALL STUDENTS must come to the main office to be collected prior to 2:55pm, unless confirmed otherwise by Admin.

Ensuring your student/s sign in and out of school correctly is for their safety. We thank you for your understanding.

2025 Term Dates

• Term 1: Tuesday 28 January to Friday 4 April—10 weeks.
• Term 2: Tuesday 22 April to Friday 27 June—10 weeks.
• Term 3: Monday 14 July to Friday 19 September—10 weeks.
• Term 4: Tuesday 7 October to Friday 12 December—10 weeks

Community News

Kenmore State High School 2025 Open Day and Enrolments for Year 7 in 2026

Kenmore State High School’s Open Day is on Saturday 24 May 2025 from 9:00am - 12:00pm.

We invite you to take the opportunity to experience life at Kenmore State High School and explore the school, hear from the Executive Principal, visit academic and extra-curricular interactive displays, learn more about our Programs of Excellence, enjoy performances and engage with our teachers, P&C and students.

To register to attend our 2025 Open Day, visit https://kenmoreshs.eq.edu.au/enrolments/open-days

Enrolment interviews for Year 7 in 2026 will occur only on Saturday 14 June 2025 - bookings are essential. For more information about enrolling at Kenmore SHS and applying for a Program of Excellence, visit www.kenmoreshs.eq.edu.au/enrolments/enrolling-at-our-school

Kenmore State High School – Year 7 Enrolments for 2026 open Monday May 26

Kenmore State High School's enrolment applications for Year 7 in 2026 open Monday May 26, 2025 including applications for limited places still available in our Programs of Excellence for 2026 only.

All students need to have an enrolment interview, as enrolment documentation for Year 7 in 2026 is to be submitted at enrolment interviews.

Enrolment interviews for Year 7 in 2026 will occur only on Saturday 14 June 2025 and bookings are essential. Online bookings close 7.00pm Wednesday 4 June, 2025.

Click here to learn how to book an enrolment interview and submit an enrolment application for Year 7 in 2026.

Applications are also open for 2026 Programs of Excellence including Ken-X, German Immersion and Extension (GIEP) and Music Extension (MEX) – for limited places still available.

Click here to learn more about the Programs of Excellence and how to apply.

Kenmore State High School plans for the success of every student they enrol and therefore have a range of processes and activities planned before the end of this year. Please help them to meet these commitments to you and your child by enrolling your child in line with the timelines. Kenmore SHS enrolment timelines can be found via the link below:

Click here to view more information.

Any enquires regarding enrolments should be directed to Kenmore State High School.

W: www.kenmoreshs.eq.edu.au

E: enrolments@kenmoreshs.eq.edu.au

P: (07) 3327 1555

Brookfield Tennis Centre

The Brookfield Tennis Centre are offering a free trial tennis lesson for all kids at the Brookfield State School courts or at the Brookfield Tennis Centre courts. Brookfield State School has a very proud tennis tradition with roughly half the school enrolled in tennis lessons at any point in time and we'd love your child to be a part of it. 

This a great way for your kids to make new friends, learn a great set of skills and a game for life and have a wonderful time in the process.  All kids that enrol into lessons will receive a free tennis racquet from the team at the Brookfield Tennis Centre to help them get going.

Their coaching staff will take good care of them during the session. They will walk your child up to their class after the lesson in time for the bell.

To register your child please email John and Roanne at tennis@brookfieldtennis.com.au.  Spaces are limited.

Brookfield Show Society 

SHOW TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

The Brookfield Show will run from Friday 23 May to Sunday 25 May 2025. You can purchase your tickets by using the QR code on the flyer below or by following the link provided.

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR THE BROOKFIELD SHOW:

The Brookfield Show's success is only because we have community members kindly giving their time. If you would like to volunteer, please follow the link below.

2025 BROOKFIELD SHOW 23 24 25 MAY -HORTICULTURE JUNIOR COMPETITION

SECTION 8     JUNIOR FLORAL ART                                       Chief Steward: Lorrie Maher

Mobile:              0475 465 905

Under 6 Years of Age

Class 1    Miniature Garden in a Recycled Container (Max size 15cm x 15cm

           2    Vase of flowers (small)

           3    Group Entry: Miniature Fairy Garden Max size 30cm x 30cm (Accessories permitted)

6 Years to 9 Years of Age

Class 4   Flower Arrangement in a small pot

           5   Vegetable &/ or Fruit Sea Creature

10 Years to 14 Years of Age

Class 6   Vegetable &/ or Alien

           7   A dinner table Arrangement on a small desert plate/dish. (Max diameter 20cm)

First, Second and Third cards, ribbons and prizes awarded in all Junior Floral Art Classes except Class 3 where a first prize only is awarded. Highly Commended cards are awarded to all other entrants. Prizes can be collected on Sunday 25^h May 2025 and entries after 3pm Sunday 25th May and Monday 26th May 7am to 9am.

(Junior Floral Art Prizes are donated by Kenmore Garden Club and Indooroopilly Garden Club. The 1^st prize in Class 3, the Group entry, is the Convenor’s prize of $50 awarded to the Kindy/Child Care.)

Entries received at the Showground on Friday 23rd May 2pm to 5pm and Saturday 124th May 7.30am to 8.45am. Judging commences at 9.30am.

Entry Fee:  $1 per entry.

ONLY MINIMUM ACCESSORIES PERMITTED IN ALL CHILDREN’S CLASSES