The Redland City Council will conduct the following FREE Community Immunisation Clinics in October, November and December 2009:
Venue
Date
Time
Cleveland
Redland Performing Arts Centre
2-16 Middle Street
22nd Oct
26th Nov
17th Dec
10am - 11.30am
or
2.30pm – 4pm
Capalaba
Council Customer Service Centre
Capalaba Place
Noeleen Street
28th Oct
4th Nov
18th Nov
9th Dec
2.30pm – 4pm
VictoriaPoint
VictoriaPoint Shopping Centre
10th Nov
1st Dec
3pm – 4pm
No booking required.For further information please contact the Redland City Council on 3829 8569 or www.redland.qld.gov.au .
Sue Britton
Youth Health Nurse
Be Active, Get Connected, Stay Involved
Mental Health Week - 4th – 10th October 2009
One in five Australians will experience a mental illness. Mental Health Week is an annual event aimed to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and wellbeing in the wider community, to increase community awareness and education about mental health issues and to encourage participation in life enhancing lifestyles.
The Cleveland Year 8 girl’s soccer team once again showed that Cleveland High are among the best soccer schools in the State by beating Cavendish Road in the South East Queensland Championship. Cleveland’s team, hungry for a grand final win started the game positively with enthusiasm, team spirit and a desire to remain undefeated. Aileen Brown ran half the length of the field, beating four defenders to score the only goal of the game. All team members worked extremely well supporting each other both in offence and defence. Whilst all players contributed 100% notable performances were by Tania Patchett, Nadine Magee, Rachael Hughes and Jess Burns.
Cleveland teams played strongly at home against Wynnum North with comfortable wins in Soccer and Netball and honours shared in Volleyball.
Senior girls Netball have improved throughout the season and were rewarded with a first up win 37-10. Emma Mc Mullin led the way with outstanding shooting supported by accurate passing from Maddy Haak. Kylie Steward and Alana Elisia have shown continuous improvement in their first season playing Netball.
The author Simon Higgins sparked the imaginations of our budding writers with his witty and informative sessions during his visit recently. He delighted students with his ‘truth is stranger than fiction’ anecdotes, explaining how the situations in his futuristic novels have actually occurred since they were published. Simon also gave an entertaining demonstration of his techniques with a traditional samurai sword.
He stayed after these sessions to sign books and judge the Year 9 Children’s Picture Book Competition. The winners generously donated their book prizes to the Pango School in Vanuatu. Simon congratulated all students on their fine work.
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