Brookfield Banter 12/08/2025

From the Principal - Leanne Duncan

Thank you to the P&C for staff lunch!

Gratitude is a big word with a simple meaning — being thankful for the good things in our lives. It’s about noticing the people, moments, and little things that make life better, and letting others know we appreciate them.

One of the No Bullying Week activities on Friday, is a shared lunch with students  and staff (who are able to) on the Junior oval. Thank you to the P & C for organising lunch for staff, including one of Sue's delicious treats!

Around out school, you may have seen, the words of this year's  No Bullying Week theme -Be Bold, Be Kind, Speak Up! This is ready for all students to display their thoughts with a speech bubble as one part of the conversations, focus and learning this week!

Are you attending Brookies Little Learners Playgroup?

Brookfield State School has become an affiliate member of Play Matters. This will mean that Playgroup will run onsite and free for members. Mrs Hogg will be running our Teacher-led Playgroup, commencing weekly from Thursday 28 August from 9:00-9:45am.

If you haven't done so already, register to come to our very first Brookies Little Learners Playgroup through the QR Code below!

Further information will be emailed before attending. The first 25 registrations will receive a Brookies Little Learners bucket hat! (see below)

What if I can't make it on the 28 August? 

Register you interest, as Brookie's Little Learners Playgroup will run every Thursday morning!

If registrations become full for the 28 August, please register your interest to attend future playgroup sessions below by clicking the link below!

Click Here

2025 School Opinion Survey - Have you had your say? 

Thank you to those who have completed your Parent/Caregiver survey in this year's suite of School Opinion Surveys by providing your opinions of what our school does well and what we can improve.  

This year the School Opinion Survey closes on Friday 22 August. 

Planning for the 2026 school year!

It is hard to believe that planning for the 2026 school year, including rounds of Prep offers, are well and truly underway! 
Please see the link below from the office. Book an Enrolment Tour now!

Community Calendar - Term 3

From the Deputy Principal - Leah Cathcart

PBL: Positive Behaviour for Learning

This Week’s Focus: Bullying No Way Week – Be Bold. Be Kind. Speak Up.

This week we recognise Bullying No Way Week with the theme Be Bold. Be Kind. Speak Up. At our school, we believe every student has the right to feel safe, valued, and respected.

Key Messages for Our School Community

• If you see or hear something wrong – help stop it.
  Your actions can make a difference. Speaking up for others can help stop harmful behaviour.
• Show kindness every day.
  Use polite words, offer help, and show care towards others.
• Be respectful to everyone.
  Listen carefully, wait your turn, and treat others the way you would like to be treated.
• Your actions matter.
  Kindness and respect help create a welcoming environment where everyone feels safe.
• Peers can protect against bullying.
  When students support each other, it makes our school stronger and safer.
• Speak up if it’s safe to do so.
  If you see others not being kind, act—show kindness or speak up to help stop bullying.
  

Our Daily Focus Bullying No Way

Day One – Be Bold: You have the power to help.
Being bold doesn’t mean putting yourself in danger – it means choosing to do what’s right. Standing up shows others that bullying is not accepted.
You can say things like:

“That’s not cool, stop it.”
“Let’s go, you don’t have to deal with this.”

Stand up in a safe way or tell a teacher or trusted adult. Your support can make a difference.
Activity: Share how you can be BOLD.

Day Two – Be Kind: Small actions make a big impact.
Kindness builds connection, and connection helps stop bullying before it starts.
It’s the little things – a smile, a kind word, inviting someone to join in – that can change a person’s day.
Try this: Give someone a compliment today. Say hello to someone new. Stand up for someone who’s alone.
Activity: Be KIND – pay someone a compliment.

Day Three – Speak Up: Become an upstander.
Speaking up doesn’t mean getting into a fight—it means taking safe and supportive action to help.
This could be reporting what you saw, offering comfort afterwards, or encouraging others to do the right thing.
Bullying is everyone’s problem, and one voice can inspire others to follow.
Activity: Share your BYSTANDER comment – How do you SPEAK UP?

Day Four – Think before you post or speak.
The words we choose can build someone up or tear them down.
Ask yourself: Would I want someone to say this to me? Is it kind? Is it necessary?
Online bullying is just as serious as in-person bullying. Use your voice to spread positivity and respect.
Activity: Do you THINK before you speak or post?

Day Five – Together, we can stop bullying.
The best way to stop bullying is by working together – students, teachers, families, and friends standing up, speaking out, and supporting each other.
Visual activity: Crumple a piece of paper, then smooth it out. Notice the lines and marks – like hurtful words, they can leave a lasting impact even after an apology.
Every small positive action helps create a kinder school and community.
Activity: What will your speech bubble say in our school display?

Classroom Reflection – Think, Pair, Share

Throughout the week, students discussed:

• Why is it important to be kind?
• How can you show your classmates that you are a kind and respectful person?
• How do you feel when others are kind and respectful to you?
• What could you do if you see someone who is not being nice to someone else?

These conversations encouraged students to reflect on how their words and actions can make our school a safe, caring place for everyone.

Conversation Starter for Home

Share a time when someone was kind to you—how did it make you feel?

• Talk about a time you spoke up for someone, or someone spoke up for you.
• Discuss how your family shows kindness and respect at home, at school, and in the community.
• Role-play what you could say if you saw someone being treated unfairly.
• Challenge each other to perform one small act of kindness each day this week.

Bullying No Way Week – Family Kindness Challenge

Theme: Be Bold. Be Kind. Speak Up.

This week, our school is taking action to stop bullying and build a kinder, safer community.
Here’s how your family can join in the challenge at home!

Your 5-Day Family Challenge

Day 1 – Be Bold
Share a time you stood up for someone (or someone stood up for you).
💬 What could you say to help a friend in need?

Day 2 – Be Kind
Do one small act of kindness for a family member.
💬 What’s one nice thing you could do right now?

Day 3 – Speak Up
Role-play what you would say if you saw someone being unkind.
💬 Who are the trusted adults you could tell?

Day 4 – Think Before You Speak or Post
Talk about why words matter – in person and online.
💬 Would you want someone to say that to you?

Day 5 – Together We Can Stop Bullying
Plan one way your family can help others feel included.
💬 What can we do as a family to make our community kinder?

Family Goal:
✔ Complete at least one challenge per day this week.
✔ Share your favourite moment on our school kindness wall!

Remember:
Every positive action, no matter how small, can make a big difference.

From the Deputy Principal - Katie Lewis

Bullying - No Way - National Week of Action

Bullying – important conversations to have with your child.

Brookfield State School is proud to participate in the Bullying No Way: National Week of Action – 11 to 15 August 2025.

By working collaboratively within our community, we can collectively help reduce bullying.

Families play an important role in helping children understand bullying and know how to respond to it.

If your child tells you about things at school, or you observe something in public that involves conflict or bullying, take the opportunity to talk about what bullying is. You can learn more about what defines bullying at bullyingnoway.gov.au.

Questions you could ask:

• What do you think bullying is?
• Have you seen it? How did you feel?
• Have you ever felt scared at school because of bullying?
• As well as me, who are the other adults you would talk to when it comes to things like bullying?
• Have you or your friends left other kids out on purpose? Do you think that was bullying? Why or why not?
• Have you ever tried to help someone who is being bullied? What happened? What would you do if it happens again?

Remind your child that bullying is never okay and discuss how they can respond safely if they experience or witness it.

Encourage them to seek help from a trusted adult and keep seeking support if needed.

By promoting open communication, we empower children to stand up against bullying and create a safer environment where everyone can feel that they belong.

For more information visit bullyingnoway.gov.au.

Don't forget - we are wearing FREE DRESS featuring PURPLE on Friday 15 August.

Tennis News - Red Ball Teams (TQPSC)

Thank you to all those players that came down to trial for our Red Ball teams.  We had over 65 girls and boys trialling. Thank you to the Brookfield Tennis Centre for hosting the trials and selecting our teams.

The following players will be representing Brookfield State School on Monday 25^th August at the Tennis Queensland Primary Schools Regional Event:

Red Ball Girls Teams:

Amelia E, Zoe L, Mia P, Pippa F, Eliza S, Bonnie L, Piper M, Willow H, Scarlet G, Ivy A, Nixie F, Sydney G, Keira K, Taylor K, Elizabeth C, Sienna Mc, Asha N, Jessica B, Annabelle B, Ruby D, Reserves: Millie C, Kayla T

Red Ball Boys Team:

Boston T, Azta U, Hamish P, Bodhi S, Aidan C, Jack F, Thomas D, Harvey S, Alec Mc, Lachlan P, Reserve: Mason V

The following players have been selected to participate on Tuesday 26^th August in the Participation Day:

Red Ball Boys Team: 

Mason V, Eric M, Aidan B, Jaden L, Lachy G, Jude S, Finlay A, Charlie F, Charlie A, Peter K, Matthew V

Further information will be distributed to all parents regarding the days. 

Brookfield Tennis Centre will be running a practice session for all the teams on Tuesday 12^th and 19^th August at first break.  Please meet coaches at the synthetic turf near the tuckshop when the bell goes.  

Band West - Congratulations

Last week, students from our school, joined with students and staff from Pullenvale SS, Fig Tree Pocket SS, Kenmore South SS and Chapel Hill SS to participate in Band West. Year 5 students enjoyed a two-day workshop with visiting staff and students culminating in whole ensemble performances, whilst Year 6 students participated in a one-day workshop with a similar format. This provided a great opportunity for our students to participate in an in-depth music offering, whilst also learning with and from other local students and staff. Thank you, Mr Lougheed, for organising this experience for our students.

Maths Tournament - Monday 01 September at Fig Tree Pocket SS

Mr Williams will accompany 4 teams of Brookfield Mathematicians to Fig Tree Pocket State School on Monday 01 September as they participate in the 2025 Maths Tournament.

The aims of the Maths Tournament are to: stimulate interest in mathematics; to provide an activity of intellectual fun in a scholarly atmosphere and to foster interest in creative problem solving.

Students compete in teams of 5 across two events - the TEAM event and the RELAY event. There is skill in team work as well as in the mathematical problem solving.

We wish all the best to our students who are participating. 

Year 6 Team Members: Ashden F, Michael J, Ettie K, Vicky A, Hugo W, Dylan W, Soshiant E, Ari L, Ewan W, Seb N.

Year 5 Team Members: Declan R, Elena B, Castiel K, Zach H, Emily W, Tertius W, Fletcher O, Will D, Shaurya M, George J.

Music Bingo - Year 6 Graduation Fundraiser

Jump on FlexiSchools to book a table, sponsor a song and order your cheese platter for the night. We are hoping our community get behind this great fundraising event!

From the Head of Curriculum - Lisa McKay

ICAS Assessment – Science 

The ICAS Science assessment will take place next Monday, 18th August.

If you have registered your child for ICAS Science, please ensure they:

• Arrive at school on time

• Unpack and check in with their classroom teacher

• Bring their fully charged device to B Block for a 9:00am start 

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs McKay at lmcka51@eq.edu.au 

                                                                                   Thank you for your support.

International Science Week

International Science Week runs from 12–16 August 2025, bringing together schools, communities, and organisations to explore the wonders of science. It’s a time to spark curiosity, celebrate discovery, and inspire the next generation of innovators. 

Street Science 

Last week we had Street Science visit our school. Every class participated in a show and a hands-on workshop, with students captivated by the spectacular demonstrations. Students were highly engaged and thoroughly enjoyed exploring the exciting world of science. The presenters were fabulous, making the experience both educational and memorable. Here are some photos of students engaging from Prep to Year 6.

Save the Date - Parent Teacher Interviews

This term we look forward to welcoming you during our scheduled Parent-Teacher Interviews.

Parent-Teacher Interviews are a great opportunity to meet with your child/ren’s teacher/s, discuss their progress, and explore ways to work together to support their development and learning.

Year 2-6 Interviews will be held in the school HALL on Monday 8 September and Tuesday 9 September, from 3:15pm to 7:00pm.

Prep-Year 1 Interviews will be held in your child’s CLASSROOM and will be scheduled across Weeks 9 and 10, days/dates/times will be shared by your classroom teacher.

Bookings for Parent Teacher Interviews will open Friday 22 August, 4:00pm.

The booking link and QR code will be available in the next edition of the Banter and on our Facebook page.

Save the Date - Instrumental Music Parent Information Evening

Parents of current Year 2 and Year 3 students who are interested in their child joining our Instrumental Music Program in 2026, are invited to come along to our Instrumental Music Parent Information Evening to hear more about our program offerings and enrolment processes. Students in Year 3 in 2026 are eligible to join our Strings Program and students in Year 4 in 2026 are eligible to join our Band Program.

Our Instrumental Music Parent Information Evening will be held on Tuesday 9 September at 6:00pm in E Block. Yes! This is the same night as Parent Teacher Interviews and the P&C Meeting, we are hoping this supports parents to make as many appointments happen on the one evening.

The link to register for the Instrumental Music Parent Information Evening will open on Friday 22 August, 4:00pm.

Music News

Joining Generations Concert

Our Joining Generations concert and morning tea is coming up on Tuesday, August 26, starting at 10:00am. We have sent out invitations to some local retirement facilities and have received a positive (but not yet confirmed!) response from them. Please invite your families and friends to come along and be a part of this morning. This concert is a wonderful way of bringing together our young and not-so-young community members together over music and a chat with a cup of tea.

Families of our Senior Band, Senior Strings, Senior Choir, Intermediate Choir and Yr 6 Marimba group should have received an email on Monday afternoon with details about this event. Also included in that email was a link to a parent survey that helps us to be able to plan for a successful morning. This survey will take less than 2 minutes to complete and asks for the following information:

• Can you help with set up/ serving/ clearing up the morning tea?
• Can you send along a plate of food for our guests for morning tea?
• How many guests are you planning to bring?

Huge thanks to Julia Cretchley (mum of Ebony) for putting her hand up to be our morning tea co-ordinator for the morning. Of course, she can’t do it all by herself, so all offers to help - no matter how short a time – are appreciated.

We are also asking all Year 5&6 students to bring along a plate of food to share with our guests. Please let us know in the survey if you are able to help with this. Any queries can be directed to Melissa McMillan at mmcmi10@eq.edu.au.

Library News

Book Week – Week 6 Wednesday August 20

Book Week Parade – Dress as your favourite Book Character or book on the Junior Oval

Students are encouraged to bring a copy of the book to which their character belongs.

Junior Parade P-2            9 - 9:45

Senior Parade Yr 3-6       9:45 -10 :15

Author Visit - Louise Park- Tuesday August 12

We were very excited to have award-winning and best-selling author, Louise Park to present to all classes today. Her highly popular series in our library include Boy Vs Beast, Zac Power, Star Girl and D-Bot Squad with her latest being ‘Last man out: A personal account of the Gallipoli Evacuation’. She enthralled the students with her writing process, background to her books and the love of books. Find out more here:  https://www.louisepark.com.au/

See the attached flyer or click here  https://larrikinhouse.com.au/collections/author-louise-park to purchase a selection of Louise’s books which will be delivered to school for distribution. Some of these have been signed today by Louise.

Author Visit – Alison Lester Thursday August 21

We are incredibly fortunate to have the best-selling and highly celebrated author Alison Lester to present again this year in the form of writer’s workshops centred around her upcoming book called 'Nicky Catches Koalas'. Find out all about Alison and her beautiful books here: https://alisonlester.com/

Premier’s Reading Challenge - Finishes August 22

Please send all signed yellow Reading Record forms to the office. Thanks for your support of our fabulous readers. Certificates from the Premier will be celebrated in November.

P&C News

It has been a busy start to Term 3 with lots of exciting events and opportunities at the school. The key upcoming important dates, activities and events are:

• 15 August: P&C Shared Staff and Student Lunch and Free Dress (A Pop of Purple) for Anti-Bullying Week: We are looking forward to providing our hard working staff with lunch on Friday and to supporting an opportunity for staff and students to connect. 
• 4 September: Father's and Special Friends Day Morning Tea and Stall
• 13 September: School Community Music Bingo Event (Grade 6 Fundraiser) 
• 24 October:  Exciting new joint BSS and P&C Oktoberfest event. 

🍺 Join the Oktoberfest Fun – We Need You! 🎉

Our P&C Oktoberfest event is brewing, and we’re forming a subcommittee to help bring it to life!

This family-friendly celebration will feature live music from traditional German band Sneaky Schnitzel, delicious Bavarian food (think bratwurst, pretzels and donuts 😋), plus plenty of fun and games for all ages. We are looking for:

• Logistics Coordinator – keep everything running smoothly
• Volunteers Coordinator – rally and support our amazing helpers
• Marketing Support – help spread the word and build excitement
• General Helpers – lend a hand wherever needed

Your expertise is valuable, but the only prerequisites are kindness, enthusiasm, and team spirit. If you would like to be part of the action (and fun), reach out to P&C President - Tess Stewart M: 0438 958 884 or E: pandc@brookfieldss.eq.edu.au.

School Community Survey

Thank you to everyone who completed the survey. We had over 60 responses. We will provide a summary of results over the coming weeks as an important part of providing feedback to the school community and the ways we are considering and incorporating the feedback and priorities into our work. 

Thank You Corner

A huge thank you to Natalie Schunke who has been working hard to prepare for the upcoming Father's and Special Friends Day Stall. Natalie has been involved in the stall for the last 5 years and for the last 3 years she has organised everything for both the Mother's and Father's Day stalls. Natalie does incredible behind the scenes work and planning to make the stalls happen each year and we love her commitment and proactive attitude. Natalie has decided to pass the baton on to someone else next year, so please give some thought to whether that is something you are interested in leading next year. In the meantime, we look forward to the stall and thanks for everything Natalie! 

Next P&C Meeting

The next P&C meeting will be held on Tuesday 19 August at 7pm in B Block. There was some useful feedback in the school community survey about P&C meetings, so watch this space for more information and some changes to our meetings. 

Meet your P&C 

Who? Jill Fischer

Role: Treasurer

Children: Lenny is in Prep B with the lovely Mrs Olyott

Day Job/Other Responsibilities: I’m a stay-at-home mum with another little boy at home who’s just turned three. I also do bookkeeping for a family business, and I’m slowly working towards starting my own business — taking it one step at a time

Your Favourite Part about the BSS school and community: My favourite thing about Brookfield SS is the genuine dedication and enthusiasm of the staff in creating a fun, safe, and high-quality learning environment. You can feel that building a strong sense of community matters here, and the beautiful setting makes it even more special.

Stay Connected and Get Involved

📣 Follow the Brookfield State School P&C page for all the latest updates:
👉 https://www.facebook.com/BrookfieldSSPandC

Have questions or ideas for the P&C? Have a special skill or some time and keen to contribute? We’d love to hear from you!

📧 pandc@brookfieldss.eq.edu.au

Thank you for your continued support! 

Tess, Amanda, Jill, David and Danette (P&C Executive Committee, Brookfield State School)

Helping Hands News

Queensland Road Safety Week

Last year, 302 lives were lost on Queensland roads. Be part of the change by getting involved in Queensland Road Safety Week, 18 – 22 August.

This year's theme is 'We’re one team Queensland. Let’s drive like it'. Together, we can make a positive difference on Queensland's roads.

Brookfield State School is proud to be supporting this year's Queensland Road Safety Week because we want our community to get home safe so you can be there for the ones you love.

To get involved, simply download these helpful resources, wear yellow during the week to raise awareness, and encourage your friends and family to always take care on our roads. Visit the QRSW webpage for more information.

We’re One Team Queensland. Let’s drive like it!

Extra-Curricular Calendar - Term 3

Office News

Unexplained Absence Letters

Unexplained absence letters will be coming home with your child/ren this week. Please ensure these letters are reviewed, signed and returned to the office within 3 school days from when you receive this.

Intention to Re-Enrol

In order to commence planning for 2026 staffing and classes, we are requesting that families notify our administration team if they are planning on leaving Brookfield State School in 2025/2026. If you are aware that your child/ren will not be returning, please complete the Student Exit form below and return to the office. A forms link titled ‘Intention to Re-enrol’ will be sent out to families in the coming weeks.

Office Hours

• Monday, 8:00am - 3:30pm
• Tuesday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm

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

Permissions and Payments

Below is a list of past and upcoming excursions and incursions for 2025. We have noticed a number of outstanding invoices. If your child has participated in any of the activities listed and you are unsure whether payment has been made, you can:

• Log in to your QParents account (if you are the financial account holder) to check
• Contact the office on (07) 3374 7333 to confirm your account balance
• Email the office requesting an account statement
• Visit the office in person to make payment

Please note, in line with Education Queensland guidelines, payments cannot be processed over the phone. Account statements are emailed fortnightly to the finanical account holder.

Payments Methods

The following are the payment methods available to you for your child/ren's 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 student/s 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

2026 Term Dates

• Term 1: Tuesday 27 January to Thursday 2 April—10 weeks
• Term 2: Monday 20 April to Friday 26 June—10 weeks
• Term 3: Monday 13 July to Friday 18 September—10 weeks
• Term 4: Tuesday 6 October to Friday 11 December—10 weeks

Community News

RHEE TAE KWON-DO BROOKFIELD BRANCH

THE FAMILY MARTIAL ART THAT HELPS FUTURE-PROOF YOUR FAMILY!

Would your family like to spend more time together, get fitter, develop important life & self-defence skills all whilst having fun? Well now you have more opportunity to do so.

Rhee Tae Kwon-Do is pleased to advise our new Branch will be conducting classes at Kenmore Brookfield Anglican Church Hall, across the road from Brookfield State School, from 5.30-6.30pm on Tuesday & Friday nights starting Tuesday August 5.

We would like to invite students of Brookfield State School to come & join us for an UNLIMITED FREE TRIAL.

Founded in 1970 by World Master Chong Chul Rhee, Rhee Tae Kwon-Do is Australia’s first, largest, and most respected Martial Arts Academy.

Rhee Tae Kwon-Do is a traditional & non-competitive martial art that anyone can learn, irrespective of age, level of fitness or experience. Our underlying message is to promote a Sound Body & a Sound Mind through practice, discipline & physical Activity.

Some of the benefits of training in Rhee Tae Kwon-Do are:

✅ Promoting a Sound Body & a Sound Mind – Through practice, discipline & physical activity.
✅ Confidence & Self-Belief – Empowering students to achieve their best
✅ Respect & Discipline – Helping students to build a strong character and leadership skills.
✅ Fitness & Self-Defence – Stay active while learning practical techniques
✅ Positive Community & Role Models – Surrounding students with supportive friends & Instructors.
✅ Focus & Perseverance – Aiding students to Excel in school, work, or in their daily life.
✅Indomitable Spirit – A never give up attitude.

If you are looking to take the first step in the journey to change your life, you can find details about the Brookfield Branch or any of our other local branches (Chapel Hill, Fig Tree Pocket, Kenmore South & Moggill) at www.rhee.com.au.

QASMT National Science Week Campus Tours

Join us during National Science Week for a guided tour of the Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and Technology (QASMT), a proud IB World School nurturing highly capable learners from Year 7 to Year 12.

📅 Tour Dates:

August 11th, 12th, 14th & 15th, 2025

These tours provide a valuable opportunity for families to explore our innovative learning spaces, gain insight into the International Baccalaureate curriculum, and see how students at QASMT are supported to flourish both academically and personally.

🔗 Bookings are essential. Reserve your place via: https://www.trybooking.com/DCNET

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.