We have had a very busy start to the school year with a large number of schools requesting the KTF Program. However, with coaches here it is very difficult to find coaches willing to travel to deliver the Program so there are some disappointed schools in both the north and southern regions. We do have two programs though here on the North West Coast and the kids that have started at Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport are loving it.
Sacred Heart School in Ulverstone will commence their two year Program in the next couple of weeks with KTF coach Saeed Behjat. Saeed is pictured here with students Lily, Amy, Isabel and Alice.
We are still trying to find a coach for Moriarty, a small school in the Latrobe area, and are working with students from the University of Tasmania and a part time coach in Hobart to see what can be done about delivery of programs in the far south of the state.
During the last month we also spread the word and promoted KTF at the coast’s largest business breakfast. The Devonport Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) Office Professionals and Managers Breakfast provides all attendees with a gift bag and we were able to put a KTF brochure in each. Also, thanks to Susie and KTF partner Garnier, we were able to further promote KTF and Garnier during the many prize draws during the event so hopefully we will see new “friends” of KTF in the near future from this promotion.
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Great news! Congratulations to grannie Kim on the arrival of her first grandchild, Blane Alexander Robinson.
BY KIM ROBINSON