WHS Newsletter | Issue 2.07 | 13 June 2025

Principal's Message

Kia ora and welcome to the end of Week 7,  which was another great week at WHS. 

WHS vision is to deliver Aotearoa New Zealand’s best all-round education, and that vision was on full-display throughout the week. On Monday, our Visual and Performing Arts students went to Invercargill for the annual Showquest and Toi Wearable Arts. On Wednesday more than 100 students went to Invercargill for the annual sports exchange with James Hargest College. Closer to home, preparation began for our annual Matatū (Haka/Waiata competition), the 3v3 girls basketball competition was in full flight, and our kapa haka rōpu performed at ‘Haka Tū, Haka ora’. Our student fire brigade and active citizens made the front page of the Mountain Scene and our Head Girl Manuella Sanches Pedrosa spoke eloquently at today’s Women in Leadership Conference. This weekend will be just as busy, with students engaging in the 40 Hr Famine, performing in Rockquest and participating in a range of other sporting, outdoor and extracurricular pursuits. 

Additionally, this week we held our mid-year subject examinations for Year 9 and 10 students. I was pleased to see our students give their best effort with these exams which are an important part of school life. Our junior exams provide students with the opportunity to learn to study and to perform under pressure in a relatively low-stakes environment in preparation for the NCEA years that commence in Year 11. They also contribute to our mid-year prizes and prizegiving which will be held early in Term 3 on Monday, 21 July.

Speaking of the school’s vision, we are getting very close to finalising the 2028 Strategic Plan, with feedback on the Draft plan now received from parents, staff and students. The opportunity to give feedback on this draft plan will close at 9 am on Monday 16 June, so please use this form if you wish to provide feedback.

Next week, on Tuesday we are hosting our 2026 Enrolment and Open Evening for prospective Year 9 students and so school will finish at 1:50 pm, with buses running at this time. We have more than 130 current students who are helping on the evening as tour guides and general ambassadors for the school, and we thank them in advance for their active citizenship and support. The Open Evening will run from 4:30 to 7:30 pm, see our website for more details. 

With Matariki next Friday, you can expect a shorter newsletter coming out next Thursday and with it being a 9 week term, that means that students only have 9 school days remaining before the term break. Seniors will have lots of internal assessments to complete and juniors will have very important learning off the back of their mid-year exams.  

A great newsletter follows with lots more detail and photos from the items outlined above, as well as recognition of Cybella Briscoe, who has achieved her Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award - so be sure to have a read. Enjoy the weekend and the opening of our local ski fields. 

Ngā mihi nui,

Oded Nathan
Principal/Tumuaki

Student Leaders Message

Junior semester 1 exams kicked off on Monday with students taking part in English, Maths, Science and Social Science. These exams provided an important opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning and understanding from the first half of the year. Well done to all students who did their best, for their hard work and positive attitude in this busy time.

On Wednesday our student athletes made the journey down south to Invercargill to take on  James Hargest College in our annual sports exchange. Despite the cold and wet conditions our students showed great spirit, resilience and sportsmanship throughout the day. Wakatipu enjoyed strong wins in several fixtures including Senior A Basketball [57 - 51], Girls First XI Football [5-0] and year 9A Netball [30-23]. There were also two hard-fought draws in the Boys First XI Football [2-2] and Girls First XI Hockey [0-0]. Overall James Hargest took control and capitalised, winning the exchange 7-3 although our teams played with determination and pride throughout the day. A huge thank you to the staff and coaches who travelled to support and look after our teams and a massive congratulations to all students who made the early morning trip to Invercargill and participated embracing our schools values and showcasing the Wakatipu way.

Four of our netball teams recently competed in the OSS Netball tournament in Dunedin, showcasing great teamwork, determination and sportsmanship. The year 9A team put in a strong performance placing 3rd overall, while the year 10A team finished 4th place in a competitive pool. The Senior B girls claimed a 5th spot finish with the Senior A girls finishing in 6th. Congratulations to all players and coaches for all their hard work and commitment.

Lukas McChlery
Deputy Head Student

This Friday, a group of rakatahi from the kura were lucky enough to volunteer and perform at Haka Tū Haka Ora. Haka Tū Haka Ora is an annual kapa haka competition for all primary schools in the Central Lakes area, with a focus to embrace te ao Māori and draw attention to the Māori culture in Tāhuna. Te Iti O Tāhuna, our school kapa haka group performed as a ngahau rōpū, to inspire future rakatahi to enter kapa haka in high school. It was also a special opportunity for our rakatahi to showcase our new piupiu and to prepare some of our students for Te Hautoka kapa haka regionals in Ōtepoti on Sunday. Me whakahīhī ka tika koutou!

Jentie Newell
Lead Prefect, Māori and Pasifika Council

Support Wakatipu High School in the 2025 World Vision 40 Hour Challenge! 

From 8pm Friday 13 June to 12pm Sunday 15 June, students from Wakatipu High School are taking on the 40 Hour Challenge to help fight poverty and injustice. This year, we're focusing our efforts on supporting communities in the Solomon Islands, where families are facing the devastating impacts of climate change, including rising sea levels and food insecurity. fundraise.worldvision.org.nz

Whether students are giving up technology, furniture, or sleep, or taking on a personal challenge, they're raising funds and awareness to help tackle poverty and injustice. Some may complete their challenge during the official weekend, while others may do it before or after — but all are accountable to their sponsors to complete the full 40 hours.

Let's live the Wakatipu Way — showing responsibility, resilience, inclusiveness, and striving for excellence beyond the classroom.

 Sponsor a student or donate to our school team here:

Wakatipu High School 40 Hour Challenge Fundraiser

Together, we can create real change. Every action counts. Every donation matters.

Insights from the Women in Business Conference

Today, our Head Student Manuella Sanches Pedrosa delivered an inspiring speech at the Women in Business Conference. Speaking alongside an incredible lineup of female business leaders from across New Zealand, Manuella shared powerful insights about courage and action from a female perspective. Here's an excerpt from her address:

"At times, we don’t step up or step out because we're waiting for permission — to lead, to take space, to want more. But you don’t need permission. You don’t need to wait until you’re perfect or confident. You already have everything in you to begin. You are already enough. Because growth doesn't ask for perfection, it asks for participation. It asks for that first brave step, no matter how small."

Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award

A huge congratulations to Cybella Briscoe for earning her Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award—an incredible achievement highlighting her incredible dedication and a wide range of skills.

Cybella achieved this prestigious milestone by completing five rigorous sections:

• Physical Recreation: Rock Climbing
• Skill: Reading
• Service: Volunteering at Frankton Library
• Adventurous Journey: A challenging qualifying journey on the Nydia Track and in Nydia Bay
• Residential Project:  Snowboard Instructors Course at Mt Hutt

The Gold Award requires a minimum of 12 months in each of the Voluntary Service, Physical Recreation, and Skills sections, a 4-day/3-night Adventurous Journey, and a 5-day/4-night Residential Project. Participants consistently log progress and have their activities assessed, demonstrating continuous effort and development.

Cybella's journey perfectly highlights the immense benefits of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Programme. It helps young adults develop important personal qualities like commitment, self-awareness, and determination, while also honing essential skills such as leadership, teamwork, and communication.

Students keen to get involved can read more here or contact our teacher in charge of the Duke of Ed programme, Harriet Hone via hhone@wakatipu.school.nz 

Whānau Hui - Thursday 26th June

Kia hiwa rā! 

Nau mau, haere mai - A warm welcome to our whānau Māori hui for Term 2. This will take place on Thursday 26th June at 7.00pm in Mātuitui here at Wakatipu High School. Mātua (parents) of our Māori students, students studying Te Reo Māori, and involved with kapa haka are more than welcome to attend. Within the newsletter next week we will have a proposed agenda. It will be very casual in nature and will provide us with a good chance to connect, kōrero, and share kai. 

We look forward to seeing many of you there - tamariki and rangatahi are more than welcome to attend with their mātua. Please let me know if you plan to attend for catering purposes as we will supply light refreshments. Please enter through the main Reception on the day of the event. 

Waiho i te toipoto, kaua i te toiroa!

Ryan Gilbertson
Kaihāpai Māori

Orbus Timetable Changes - Effective 30 June

Orbus have published their timetable and route changes that take effect from 30 June. There are changes to routes and/or timetables for all routes. Please ensure that you have reviewed the changes prior to the start of Term 3 and that students ensure they are catching the appropriate bus in order to arrive at school prior to 9am in the mornings.

To view the changes, ensure you select a date in the journey planner that is after 30 June - click here.

In addition to timetable changes, key changes include the need for Jacks Point and Hanleys Farm students to change buses at the Frankton bus hub.

Year 12 Hospitality Students Experience Culinary Arts at SIT

Our Year 12 Hospitality class had the exciting opportunity to visit the Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) campus at Remarkables Park this week. The purpose of the trip was to introduce students to future training and career pathways in the hospitality industry.

During their visit, students toured SIT’s professional training kitchens and gained valuable insight into the Cheffing and Culinary Arts programmes on offer. The highlight of the day was a hands-on cooking session led by Head Chef Nick, who ran a live demonstration and guided students in preparing a gourmet dish: Sous Vide Salmon with Pickled Cucumber, Saffron Potatoes, Fried Capers, and Mustard Sauce.

The experience was both inspiring and informative, giving students a taste of life in the culinary world and encouraging them to consider further study in hospitality. A big thank you to Linda Richards, Ome Allington, SIT, Glenn Stridiron and Chef Nick Westerman for hosting us and providing such a valuable experience.

Kate Webster
Technology Department

Sports and Exercise Science at Site Trampoline

The Health and PE Learning Area would like to thank the team at Site Trampoline for the awesome experience and opportunity our Year 10 Sports and Exercise Science classes had last week to practice a chosen physical skill for improvement. As part of applying knowledge of skill learning principles students had to choose a particular trick to learn, improve and perform over two sessions at Site. Students used their knowledge of stages of learning, skill classification, types of practice and feedback to execute their trick. A huge thank you to Gabe and the instructors at Site for all of their support. All student's skills and confidence improved so much over their sessions!

Bunnings Trade Skills for Teens Programme

One of our community adventures this term, was through a scheme led by the Bunnings activity organisers here in Queenstown.  The aim of this programme, is to choose another community organisation and build a project for them that they have requested. The first project the students chose, was to build a BBQ that will be donated to a local school or the QT jump park. We are looking forward to seeing where this will go.

Our final project was to build a dog kennel for the SPCA. The skills, opportunity to use a variety of tools correctly, follow instructions and work towards a meaningful community project, has been very valuable. We would like to thank Denise Trainor and her team at Bunnings QT for the opportunity and for tools they donated to each student. We are looking forward to working with you again. 

Register for ICAS 2025!

Sign up for the Australian Mathematics Competition!

First run in 1978, the Australian Mathematics Competition is Australia’s longest running, largest and most well-known maths competition for school students. The AMC contains unique problems designed each year by leading educators and academics to challenge and extend your students’ problem-solving skills.

Student registrations via this form need to be completed by Friday, 20 June. There is a $10 per student cost to compete. The competition will be held after school on Thursday, 7 August. 

ICAS 2025

ICAS is an online academic competition that gives students the opportunity to challenge their higher order thinking and problem-solving skills in English, Mathematics, Science, and Writing. The competition is open to all WHS students, Year 9 through to 13, with test dates throughout August. Every student who participates is celebrated and recognised with a printed certificate in each subject area, and an online results report to track development each year. Top performers are eligible for one of the highly coveted ICAS medals. 
 
If you wish for your child to participate in ICAS this year, please:  
1. Read about ICAS subjects and prices here.
2. Read the terms and conditions here. 
3. Go to the Parent Portal to sign up to chosen subject areas here.  
4. Enter our school’s access code – QFN331.  
5. Enter your child’s details, select the subject areas your child would like to participate in, then proceed to payment.  
 
After payment is made via the Parent Payment System, you will receive an order confirmation email. Please keep this for your records. Applications need to be in by Monday, 28 July. Please contact Mr Rae (lrae@wakatipu.school.nz) with any questions. 

Careers

Anderson Lloyd Internship

We're thrilled to announce that Sienna Kidd has been awarded this year's Anderson Lloyd in Schools Student Internship.

This isn't just any internship; it's a unique opportunity from leading law firm Anderson Lloyd, designed to cultivate future talent. Sienna will receive:

• Mentoring from experienced professionals
• Paid work experience across legal and administration teams
• Financial support for tertiary study
• A supportive environment for personal and professional growth

Sienna's selection is a testament to her dedication and potential. We can't wait to see her contributions at Anderson Lloyd and beyond.

The selection process was highly competitive, and we commend all applicants for their impressive efforts.

Congratulations again, Sienna!

Māori and Pasifika Otago Uni Visit 

During Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa (Samoan Language Week), our tauira at WHS were incredibly fortunate to host the Māori and Pasifika liaisons from the University of Otago. This visit, in support of the broader Kaupapa around Pacific Language Week, provided an invaluable opportunity for our students to explore the diverse educational pathways available to them at Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka, the University of Otago.

The engagement extended far beyond a simple information session. While the liaisons shared crucial insights into university life and academic opportunities, the visit also fostered a significant space for whakawhanaungatanga and nurturing the vā. This emphasis on building relationships allowed the liaisons to genuinely connect with our students, offering guidance and support for their future learning journeys.

Our tauira gained exposure to university academic language and concepts, demystifying the transition to higher education. There was discussion around the various scholarships available. For more information on scholarships and opportunities at the University of Otago, please refer to the key links that were shared with students.

University of Otago Pacific Peoples' Entrance Scholarship
Ancestry verification
Scholarships for Pacific students
University of Otago Māori Entrance Scholarship
Contact the Entrance Scholarships team

Shotover 360 inspires Senior Business and Tourism Students 

Last Friday during Ako time, our Year 12 and 13 Business and Tourism students had the exciting opportunity to participate in Shotover 360, held in the Theatre. 

We were privileged to welcome seven passionate members of the Ngāi Tahu Tourism - Shotover Jet team, who shared their personal career journeys and insights into the tourism industry. Each speaker offered a unique perspective, from business management to technical operations, highlighting how diverse and dynamic the tourism sector truly is.

One particularly inspiring story came from a technician who pivoted her career pathway after working towards her PHD in neuroscience. Her journey was a powerful reminder to students that your qualifications don’t have to lock you into a single profession, there are many ways to grow and succeed, especially in industries like tourism that value passion, adaptability, and a wide range of skills.

Throughout the session, students also learned about the core values of Nagi Tahu Tourism—focusing on delivering unforgettable experiences while generating a financial return for the iwi and its members. It was insightful to hear how these values are put into action every day, blending cultural integrity with economic impact.

The Ngāi Tahu Tourism - Shotover Jet team, warmly invited our students to visit and experience a day in the life of their operations. It’s safe to say the session left many of our young learners inspired and eager to explore the endless possibilities within the tourism industry.

A huge thank you to the Ngāi Tahu Tourism -  Shotover Jet team, for sharing your stories, your passion, and your time with us!

Sport and Active Recreation News

Our student-athletes headed south to Invercargill this past Wednesday for our yearly sports exchange against James Hargest College. Conditions were cold and wet, but our students played hard and showed good sportsmanship.

Wakatipu had solid wins, including Senior Boys Basketball, Girls First XI Football, and Year 9A Netball. Two games ended in draws: Boys First XI Football and Girls First XI Hockey.

James Hargest College won the exchange 7-3. Our teams played with determination throughout the day.

Thanks to the staff and coaches who travelled with the teams. And well done to all the students who made the early trip to Invercargill and took part.

Dog Agility

Jess Wilkinson and Sarah Taylor competed at the South Island Secondary Schools Dog Agility Championships held recently in Christchurch. Their impressive performance won them the coveted Top Secondary School trophy, which they successfully defended from the previous year.

Jess had an outstanding competition, securing two 1st places, one 2nd, and two 4th places. She also successfully defended her individual agility title and won the open jumpers title, a particularly challenging event where competitors are paired with an unfamiliar dog. Sarah also performed exceptionally well, earning a 2nd and a 3rd place.

Together, Jess and Sarah accumulated an impressive 29 points for the school, significantly outscoring the next closest competitor, with 12 points. The championships featured 39 dog and handler teams representing fifteen different schools, making their victory even more remarkable. Well done Jess and Sarah.

Climbing

Congratulations to Dylan Lelievre, Alisa Schenk, and Leo Devlin! These talented climbers showcased their skills at the Basecamp Boulder Bash climbing competition over the weekend, each securing a victory in their respective divisions.

Dylan Lelievre won the Open Division, achieving a score of 215 out of a possible 250 points. Alisa Schenk came out on top in the Women's Open division, with 214/250 points. Rounding out the wins, Leo Devlin secured the top spot in the Youth Division with a score of 148 points.

Netball Teams Compete at OSS Tournament
Four of our netball teams recently competed in the OSS Netball tournament in Dunedin. They showed good teamwork and played hard throughout.

Our Year 9A team put in a strong performance, finishing 3rd overall. The Year 10A team placed 4th in a competitive pool. The Senior B girls earned a 5th place finish, with the Senior A girls coming in 6th.

Well done to all players and coaches for their effort and commitment.

Sports Action this Week:

Keep Us Informed

The Sports Department would love to hear from you if you know of any awesome sporting achievements from our students! Please send through details/results and photos to Bruce at bhunter@wakatipu.school.nz so we can share and celebrate these as a school.

Support Sport at WHS

Support the team by liking the Wakatipu High School Sports Facebook page. This is the best way to stay up to date with the successes of our athletes and teams and celebrate their great achievements!

https://www.facebook.com/WakatipuHighSchoolSports/ 

Bruce Hunter
Director of Sport

Arts Department News

ONLY ONE MORE WEEK UNTIL:  SIX – Teen Edition 

SIX: Teen Edition - You asked we delivered, Wakatipu High School and StageAntics are proud to announce a third show!

Get ready to remix history with SIX: Teen Edition – the electrifying musical that reimagines the lives of Henry VIII’s six wives as modern pop icons. You don't want to miss the performance of these Queens!

Tickets are now available through Humanitix:  https://events.humanitix.com/six-the-musical-teen-edition

Friday 20 & two shows on Saturday 21 June 2025

Artist of the Week: Elise McDonald

Year 9 student, Elise McDonald, has produced some outstanding artwork throughout Semester One in the 5ART Still-Life course. 

The theme has been “Childhood Memories”. Elise has drawn from various childhood experiences to create and express her memories cultivating some deep consideration for how these connect to each other and shaping her work with purpose and compositional thought. Her lino print and acrylic paint pieces are pictured below. 

Rockquest

This Saturday we have the Rockquest regional finals in Wānaka. WHS has 9 acts entered in both the solo/duo categories and we wish them all the best.

The event starts at 6 pm at the Lake Wānaka Centre.

TOI Wearable Arts 

This week, 36 of our talented TOI Wearable Arts students travelled to Invercargill to take part in an exciting showcase of creativity, storytelling, and fashion as part of the annual Showquest event. The garments, all lovingly handcrafted over many Wednesday afternoons at school, were nothing short of spectacular on stage.

It was a long day, but a truly terrific one. The students presented their work with professionalism, flair, and heart — proudly standing shoulder to shoulder with some of the best designs from across the region. Their support for one another and the inclusiveness shown among all teams created an atmosphere of whanaungatanga and pride.

We were thrilled to see their mahi recognised:
‘Aconite’ won Best Storytelling,
‘Let Them Eat Cake’ took home Innovative Use of Materials and Excellent Garment Construction.
Our students walked away with three awards — an outstanding achievement considering there were over 25 entries.

Special thanks also to our brilliant makeup artists, Ava and Manuella, who worked tirelessly backstage to prepare over 40 stunning hair and makeup looks for both TOI and Showquest. And a big thank you goes to our Showquest team of teachers and students, who supported throughout the day also.

Our TOI students were a credit to the school — creative, collaborative, and a genuine pleasure to work with. We are so proud of all they achieved and can’t wait to see what they create next year.

Kirsten Turner, Alistair Ford and Abbey Brown

Showquest

This week our incredible Showquest team travelled to Invercargill to represent the school at the Southland Regional Showquest competition. Their performance, Disconnect to Reconnect, explored the impact of screen addiction and the importance of reconnecting with the people around us. The performance wowed the judges and captivated the audience, earning an Excellence in Technology award for the creative use of video and lighting to enhance the storytelling.

A huge shoutout to Renee Cottle and Nyah Buckland, our incredible student leaders, whose creativity and vision shaped the choreography and overall direction of the show. Archie Reid and Daniel Clement brought the digital world to life with a brilliantly crafted lighting design that elevated the performance. Luana Kirchoff Pereira added a powerful emotional layer with her moving live vocals, while Ava Weston and Manuella Sanches Pedrosa worked their magic backstage, creating stunning hair and makeup looks that helped the team shine on stage.

We can’t wait to see what they create next year!

Upcoming Play it Strange competitions include:

• Lion Foundation (the main competition for the year). Entries close July 16.
• Waiata Māori competition (some element of Māori language must be included. Other languages can also be included alongside te reo Māori). Entries close July 31.

Please see Mrs Price for more information.

After School Band Sessions

We have an outside tutor who is happy to run band practices if there are any groups wanting more time. This would particularly suit new groups or those at the Y9/10 level.
For any further information on the above please contact Alison Price at aprice@wakatipu.school.nz

Wednesday Arts Time
This continues to run from 8am and we would encourage any students keen on songwriting, live sound and lighting events, morning makeup to come along and join in.

The practice rooms are also free at this time for any bands or solo/duos who want to practice. It's a great opportunity for like minded arty students to be involved.

SONGWRITING: We will have a mix of student-based workshopping sessions along with visits and workshops from musicians working in the industry during Term 2.

SOUND/LIGHTING: Continuing with Baxter/Hunter

MAKE-UP WITH AVA WESTON: continuing this week  at Arts Time.

Strings Group
Rakuto Kurano runs a string group on Thursdays at 8am. Here's a link to his website: https://rakutokurano.com/

Extracurricular groups
These groups are up and running for Term 2  - Guitar, Social Art, Knitting & Crochet, Junior Jazz Band etc - all updates will be posted on the All Things Arts Classroom Group. If you would like to sign up the code is: sijw2gw

Or you can sign up for the Classroom Group here:  https://classroom.google.com/c/MTMyMjY2Mzg5NjMw?cjc=sijw2gw

Exciting visits in Arts
Being able to access a visiting artist is an incredible opportunity for our students to get first hand input from established artists. We hope to welcome more artists and professionals in the arts space in the future. If you would like to share your experience and knowledge please get in touch with Arts Coordinator Stine Cooper scooper@wakatipu.school.nz.

Upcoming in Terms  2 & 3 - 

14 June - Rockquest finals - Wanaka
16 & 19 June - Yr 12 Music Nights
18 June - 5 MUS2 Music Night
20 & 21 June - SIX
24 & 26 June - Yr 13 Music Nights
16 July - Entries close - Play It Strange - Lion Foundation National Songwriting Competition (Yrs 9-13)
31 July - Entries close - Play It Strange - Waiata Māori Competition
14 Sept - Performing Arts Showcase

Te Atamira - is a multi-purpose arts and cultural space at Remarkables Park Town Centre - check out what is happening at Te Atamira here

Te Wahi Toi - Nau mai, haere mai, Te Wāhi Toi is the meeting place and online directory for Queenstown and Wānaka’s creative community.  Find them here

Let us Know
The Arts department would like to know about any artistic achievements that students have attained outside of school be it in Drama, Dance, Music or Visual Arts. Please send details and photos to scooper@wakatipu.school.nz

Support the Arts
We are always looking for local professional performing and visual artists to visit our school and run workshops for our students. If you or someone you know is interested, please contact Mrs Cooper the Arts Coordinator at scooper@wakatipu.school.nz

Instagram Page
Follow our school’s Instagram page for recent successes or news within the school’s Arts Department at whsartdepartment.

WHS Foundation

A Huge Thank You to Our Winter Gala Sponsors! 
The WHS Foundation Winter Gala & Auction was a sparkling success - and it wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of our sponsors.

A heartfelt thank you to our Title Sponsor, Queenstown Golf Club, and to The Grille by Eichardt’s for hosting us in such a stunning setting with exceptional food and service.

We’re also so grateful to the many amazing local businesses who donated food, wine, and auction items - your generosity helped us raise $61,000 in support of Wakatipu High School students!

Your support means the world to us and makes a real difference in the lives of our young people.

Branches Trust AGM

The Branches Trust are holding its AGM. The Trust fundraises to keep the Branches Camp affordable for all Wakatipu youth, supporting their development by ensuring the camp's continuity. Their long-term goal is to become self-sustaining in providing this financial support.

🗓️ June 17, 6:30 pm
📍Joes Garage - Five Mile

All are welcome to attend.

Community Notices

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