2022 District 9455 Conference Art Competition for Link Schools
Is your Rotary link school participating in the 2022 District 9455 Conference Art Competition?
The art competition is taking place NOW in Term 4. Schools have until the end of their school year to complete the artwork.
What format will the competition take?
The artwork will be in the form of an A2 poster. Students are invited to investigate a West Australia Aboriginal artist that they like and present an informative poster about the artist. Please have a look at the specifications in the Rotary District 9455 Art competition – schools’ letter that came attached to an email to club presidents back in August or see below.
Who is the competition for and who decides who will enter?
The poster competition is for art students in Years 7 to 10. Schools will decide how many students will participate and, if possible, build this into their program for Term 4 or it can be done as a private activity at home.
How much will it cost for your link school to enter the competition?
Cost to the Rotary Club = $100. If you have more than one link school the fee will be discounted.
Please look at the details provided in the Rotary District 9455 Art Competition – Letter to Rotary Clubs which was emailed to club presidents back in August or see below.
There are some great prizes on offer including art materials and the opportunity to participate in a masterclass with an established artist. Please get behind this reconciliation initiative.
Didn’t get the email about the competition? Contact Ros Marshall, District Chair Aboriginal Reference Group for the details.
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ROTARY CLUB OF DALKEITH
JAMES BOND MOVIE NIGHT
Our club is having a fundraising movie night of the new Bond Movie: No Time to Die.
The date is Sunday 14 November at 6.15pm at the Windsor Cinema Nedlands.
For a bargain $35 fundraising price each person also receives a raffle ticket and a bottle of water.
Funds raised will go toward our International causes we support.
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The Santos Science Experience … where science meets fun.
The Santos Science Experience needs help from our regional and remote Rotary Clubs. Can your Club help register 2 students for the scholarships provided by the regional ministers in the following locations? Year 9 & 10 high school students get a 3 or 4 day, in-person program at one of our WA universities.
- Pinjarra electorate
- Landsdale electorate
- Darling Range electorate
- Kwinana electorate
- Mandurah electorate
- South Metropolitan Region
- Agricultural Region
- Morley electorate
- Forrest electorate
- Armadale electorate
Contact The Science Experience main office and our District with your Club’s interest. Your Club will ensure the students complete the application for their selected university.You can reach out to our Perth metro Rotary Clubs through our District Office for assistance with accommodation and local support.
Your Club will send the application to The Science Experience main office and let them know which electorate your scholar is from. The Science Experience will process the registration and the electorate’s scholarship.
Follow up with your students, parents, and high school as The Santos Science Experience programs run.
We are here to help:
The Science Experience
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Rotary’s Homeless Hub invites Rotarians to our biannual interest group meeting, on Thursday 28 October 2021 (6.00-7.30pm) at Perth Office, Level 5, 110 William Street (or via Zoom for those who can’t attend in person).
Please spread this message to all members who may have personal, community or vocational interests in this area. Numbers are limited, so please book early.
The session will include brief presentations by speakers from the homelessness sector, and with lived experience, and updates on our expert reference group and key Hub projects.
The “main event” will be break-out sessions exploring how can Rotary clubs best address homelessness.This will be based on participant interests in the areas of Homelessness Prevention, Support for Homeless People, and Housing.
To facilitate effective workshopping, participants will be asked in advance to identify their general areas of interest, member's new ideas and potential future initiatives, and current club projects in brief.
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Membership Voice 26 October at 7pm WST
Our Transition to One Rotary in Western Australia (DG Dee Buckland and DG Pat Schraven)
Join District Governors Dee and Pat on Tuesday 26 October at 7pm as they bring everyone up to date on the creation of a new district to serve all Rotary clubs in Western Australia. We still have a few seats available.
