Happening in the Community
The Community Grocer Werribee
A neighbourhood market which provides access to low-cost and culturally relevant fruit and vegetables for all!
This market is being delivered by the wonderful team at Wyndham Park Community Centre, in partnership with The Community Grocer and supported by Wyndham City Council, the Western Public Health Unit and Vichealth.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheCommunityGrocer/
Instagram: @thecommunitygrocer
Wyndham Basketball Association
Various venues throughout Wyndham
Sessions available many days of the week
Fun game based basketball training program
See flyer attached
To register for free come and try please scan the QR code or click on this link:
https://www.playhq.com/basketball-victoria/register/cde84c
Werribee Centrals Junior Football Club
We’re a local community club supporting junior and women’s football in the area.
It’s a great opportunity for local families to get involved and helps support grassroots sport in our community.
Woodville Basketball
We have some vacancies to fill as we begin the Winter 2026 season.
Under 8s Boys & Girls (Born 2019-21)
Under 12 Boys & Girls (Born 2015-16)
Under 14 Boys (Born 2013-14)
Under 18 Boys (Born 2009-10)
Our registration link is:
https://www.playhq.com/.../woodville.../007f25cd/register
Inquiries: registrar@woodvillebc.com.au
Inquiries: hello@woodvillebc.com.au
New Workshop- Understanding ADHD
The Salvation Army would like to invite you to a new online workshop being delivered 25th May & 1st June. The workshop will be delivered over two sessions.
This two-week program will explore:
- Understanding the 5 core skills of executive functioning
- Common ADHD flashpoints
- Techniques to create an ADHD-friendly life
- Parent wellbeing
Parents interested in attending MUST register via the link below so they receive the workshop link. See attached flyer for more information.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/UNDERADHD26
Year 9–12 Students Considering a Career in Medicine
The Future Doctors Australia Program in Melbourne
We would like to inform students who are interested in pursuing a career in medicine that spots for The Future Doctors Australia 2026 program are filling up fast. If you would like to share this opportunity with your students, please feel free to include the announcement below in your school newsletter or share it via your school’s communication channels.
The Future Doctors Australia program provides a unique, hands-on opportunity for students aged 14–18 who are passionate about a future in medicine.
Over the course of 4 days, participants engage in sessions led by medical specialists, take part in practical activities, and gain insight into the medical admissions process.
Don’t miss this opportunity to help students gain firsthand experience and mentorship from medical professionals.
| City | Date | Availability |
| Melbourne (Docklands) | 24 – 27 Sep 2026 | 12 spots left |
| Melbourne (Docklands) | 14 – 17 Jan 2027 | 20 spots left |
List of Medical Specialists & Clinical Staff
Enrolment Form (click link and scroll to the bottom of the page)
National Water Week poster competition
For the first time ever, Year 7 and 8 students can now enter the poster competition!
Students are invited to design, draw or paint a poster based on this year's theme Water Heroes: Make Every Drop Count. The theme highlights the important role we all play in protecting this precious resource, especially during dry conditions.
There are prizes for a range of ages and abilities. Southern Rural Water is also sponsoring a school prize of $500 to go towards a sustainability project.
Get your entries in by 5pm Friday 11 September for your chance to win great prizes and be entered into the state-wide competition. Winners will be announced during National Water Week from 19 to 25 October 2026.
Win with Tax, Super + You!
The Tax, Super + You competition is a fun way for students in Year 7 to 12 to get creative while learning about tax and super.
By entering the competition, not only will students learn about tax and super, but they will also have a chance to win prizes for themselves and their schools.
Students are encouraged to think outside the box and create a unique project that highlights their entry topic. They’re given free rein to use any medium they want to unleash their creativity.
The competition has 2 entry categories:
- Junior (Year 7 to 9)
- What are my tax and super responsibilities when I start earning money?
- Senior (Year 10 to 12)
- How do the ATO appExternal link and Online servicesExternal link help Australians manage their tax and super and help protect them from fraud?
The competition runs between March and September.
To find out more about the competition, entry topics and how to enter, head to Tax, Super + YouExternal Link.