Our next event is the NSW Group Swimming Carnival which will be held on Saturday 15th November at Peninsular Leisure Centre, 243 Blackwall Road Woy Woy NSW starting at 11:30am.
This is a FUN carnival and we encourage everyone to come along!
Events include ;
Details can be found online here.
Please note the date has changed – this event was originally 25th October.
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On Tuesday cadets from Penrith Boys Squadron joined with the other cadets from Kerr Wing for a trip to FighterWorld Museum near RAAF Williamtown. FighterWorld has a collection of former RAAF aircraft like the Vampire, Meteor, Sabre and F-111 along with a few others including a former Soviet MiG-21! Being located at RAAF Williamtown they…
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