From the wonders of the universe to the materials all around us, science helps us understand how our world works. In Term 4, you can explore two very different but equally fascinating areas of science: the mysteries of space, from the Moon to the earliest galaxies; and the remarkable properties of metals that shape so much of our everyday lives.

Both courses are designed to be engaging and accessible, with plenty of demonstrations, stories and discoveries along the way. No previous scientific knowledge is needed – just an enquiring mind.

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Following our new tradition, we are again opening the Whitehorse Seniors Festival with our vibrant performances of dance, exercise and music as well as fascinating displays of art and craft across the Hub.

The Grand Opening will be held on Thursday 1 October from 10 am – 3 pm at the Nunawading Community Hub. This year’s program is as varied and exciting as we have come to expect from our wonderful performers and exhibitors – something for everyone to enjoy! View or download the program here.

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Cross-generational activities are great for both generations involved, as we have seen in the TV series “Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds”. On Monday 4 August, we had our own version of this when a group of children from the neighbouring Explorers childcare centre visited the Chinese Dance class.

Both age groups enjoyed the session immensely. The children created a Thank You card including the message below from the Educators. The card is on display near the entrance to the Hub.

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In an emergency, getting help quickly is what matters most. We all know to call 000, even from a mobile phone, but there have been problems recently with calls not connecting. Here’s what you should know.

Even when you are outside your provider’s mobile network coverage, a 000 call can still be made, if another mobile network is available.

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