Our Friday Night Game (FNG) is a great way to end the basketball season as well as bringing our STA community together.
This year's U11 FNG will be on Friday 4th December 2020 at the High School. There will be basketball, entertainment from our STA dancers, music, snacks and light refreshments. Certainly a memorable night for our young Flames Basketballers.
FNG Schedule
3:45 pm Opening show Court 1: Year 5-6 Boys Flames
4:00 pm Tip off on both courts
4:15 pm Start of 2nd quarter
4:30 pm Halftime performance Court 1: Year 5-6 Girls Flames (Development)
4:40 pm Start of 3rd quarter
5:00 pm Start of 4th quarter
5:15 pm Final performance Court 1: Year 5-6 Girls Flames
5:30 pm Event finished
Registered Primary School students will leave the Primary School from the Blue area at 2:45 pm and head over to the High School on school buses.
Please register your child/children's attendance on Moodle. Your child/children will have to be picked up from the High School at 5:30 pm as there will be no school transport back to Primary School after this event.
Parents interested in attending, please fill out this Google form by the 20th November 2020 to reserve your place as we need to know who is coming beforehand due to government guidelines for social gatherings. Parents will be notified by email with more details closer to the event date.
For more details please contact Mr Damon.
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