JUNIOR ALBATROSS MUSICAL - FINDING NEMO
This school holidays Junior Albatross Musicals will be performing “Disney’s FINDING NEMO JR” at the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre from October 2 - October 4.
This live musical theatre production, based on the award-winning movie, features beautiful sets and costumes, bringing a vibrant underwater world to life on stage. Performed by over 110 children from the Shoalhaven, the heart-warming production has memorable songs such as “Just Keep Swimming”, “Fish are Friends Not Food” and “Go with the Flow". A story full of family, friendship and adventure, great school holiday entertainment.
Included in the cast are students from St John's including: Patrick Bindley, Arabella Brooks, Liuxia Lunn-Farr, Jordan Sater, Finn McNamara, Jack Warnes, Amelia Le and Imojen Jacka.
Tickets are available from the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre box office. All tickets $49.
PRICHARD TENNIS ACADEMY
FUTURE JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT LAWN BOWLS
Junior Lawn Bowls in Australia is on the rise in levels of popularity and competition. Your neighbouring club at Worrigee is heavily involved in the future development of the game.
Group coaching of students from Year 5 to Year 11 :
Friday 4.00 pm - 5.00 pm Free !! Bookings required!!
Saturday 10.00 am - 11.00 am Free !! Bookings required !!
By appointment Free !!! By appointment !!
Free coaching at these set times is available to all family members!!!
Lawn Bowls provides a very different direction for families to enjoy sport. For a very long time this sport has been seen as a sport for older people This has changed it is rapidly becoming a sport for younger players: as seen in the level of competition all the way to the U15 & U18 State and National Championships held recently. Also the current world indoor singles champion is a 19 year old from Cabramatta..
Lawn Bowls is a sport for all ability and disability levels. Indicative of this at Worrigee our star junior is 13 years old with a disability. After 8 months he competes regularly to a very high standard within both the club and region. This is special because he has cystic fibrosis and is blind in one eye: he has worked with me to modify any 'normal' bowling practices and plays successfully with a highly modified style.
As a teacher of many years (semi-retired, but still working casually around the Shoalhaven), I have always had a strong sports focus and see lawn bowls as a great sports alternative
NOWRA SWIMMING CLUB
