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Community day 4 April 2026

Mar 16
1 min read

Updated: Mar 30


We’d like to invite everyone to our Pells Community Day on Saturday, 4 April 2026, from 10am to 2pm.


The team has been busy getting everything ready for the new season, so we don’t need any jobs doing on the day, but we’d still love to see you.


So, pop in for a cup of tea or coffee and a slice of cake, plan your swimming season and catch up with the team and with fellow Pells swimmers and get your hands on some wonderful Pells merchandise!



 
 
 

17 Comments


Dash Masters
Dash Masters
7 days ago

Dash Masters rewards patience because failing a section shows where your timing needs improvement, helping you recognize obstacles, remember patterns, and prepare for another attempt more effectively.

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keshboti
Sep 11

Lovely that you’re keeping the day relaxed with just tea, cake and catching up before the swimming season, and I’ll try to pop by on Saturday 4 April between 10am and 2pm to grab some Pells merchandise. By the way, I keep a free Grow a Garden 2 calculator I like to share: https://gag2calculator.net/

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hu ge
Aug 07

I’ll bring my schedule to the swim‑planning session, and I’ll use English dictation practice to polish my announcements. Looking forward to the tea and cake.


English listening practice https://sentencepop.com/

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kde55343
Aug 07

You can use the environment to your advantage by throwing objects to create distractions, luring the old woman to one side of the house while you quietly work on solving puzzles on the other side, and this clever misdirection is one of the most effective ways to stay ahead of Granny.

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Magis Tv App también me ha permitido descubrir contenido creativo e inspirador. Me encantó esta iniciativa porque fomenta el talento femenino y crea oportunidades reales para crecer en la industria cinematográfica. Gracias por compartir un evento tan valioso que impulsa la confianza, la colaboración y el desarrollo de nuevas cineastas.

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