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5. Harper Lee: To Kill a Mockingbird

The Stratford Perth Museum partnered with the Monroe County Museum to present Harper Lee: To Kill a Mockingbird exhibit for the summer of 2018. This is the first travelling exhibit ever created by the museum in Monroeville, Alabama.

This original and exclusive exhibit turns the pages of one of the world’s most loved novels. The iconic book is arguably one of the most enduring written works of our time and is as relevant today as it was in the 1930s when it was set and in the 1960s when it was published and despite dealing with an uncomfortable subject it has been a must read and loved book for generations.
The exhibit examines that phenomenon – a book that is so important to individuals, holds a special place in American culture and is remarkably popular around the world having sold 30 million copies in 40 languages?

Thousands of people flock to Harper Lee’s hometown of Monroeville and the Monroe County Museum each year to see the exhibit Harper Lee: In Her Own Words. The museum is in the courthouse that was the setting for the climax of the movie.The Stratford Perth Museum is very proud of its partnership with the Monroe County Museum and to be able to present this exhibit in 2018.

 

6. Shakespeare’s First Folio

In 2014 the Stratford Perth Museum displayed Shakespeare’s First Folio for a weekend in July. Valued at as much as $21 million the First Folio displayed at the museum was published in 1623 and is the only one in Canada and one of 235 in the world. The response was so high that we sold tickets with a one-hour viewing window. Through Yapsody, that was not only possible but it enabled us to manage patrons and visitors to pick time slots. The weekend was completely sold out and they averaged a person a minute with perfect patron flow.

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John Kastner, General Manager of Stratford Perth Museum, was recommended Yapsody by Stratford Museum’s website provider and provincial tourism partner. With access to the extensive feature set on Yapsody and high control over the tickets sold, the museum was better able to manage every aspect of ticket selling and haven’t looked back since.

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SPOTLIGHT: Serves High Defs Crew

Welcome to SPOTLIGHT where we shine some light on burners who consistently bring fire to surfaces of all kinds. Today we feature SERVES High Def Crew

Yo SERVES, where do you call home?

Originally from New Zealand but now call Perth city home


How did you get into graffiti?

Started tagging back in 05 gold cap level 5 tags nothing but damage, entered a graff comp held by the local skate shop in 06 which TMD and GBAK attended saw them piecing and that was the start. 


How do you like to describe your style?

Style for me depends on couple things like location and time. Chill day spots and I’ll go to town on a piece 


What do you enjoy about graffiti?

For me graffiti is a lifestyle I’m all about the Crew (HIGH DEFS) and getting up. We are a family and love our Sunday bbq jams.


How often do you get out to paint?

Lately only once or twice a week but roll on summer.


Who do you like to paint with?

My brother PURES and the rest of the crew. Me and him always roll together it’s a 2 for 1 killakombo


Who are some of your influences?

Have to pay respect to the TMD (Askew, Phat1, Saves, Mark used to be Dskys) and GBAK (Tawck,Haser,Kerso) they were the ones killing it when I was coming up. Since then I’ve had the opportunity to paint with many writers shouts to the boys over east.

What keeps you motivated?

I’m motivated by the crew and the Perth graff scene. There’s so much talent over here. I feel Perth writers don’t get the recognition they should.


Do you have any graffiti stories?

Graff stories… we would be here for hours. Lots of highs with a few funny lows.


Is there any one you’d like to give a shout out to?

Shouts to HIGH DEFS CREW Pures, Sticker, Sie, Somes, Yikes, Sajek, Raek, Mise, Kyle and Salem.

Check SERVES on instagram: @serves_highdef

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Spotlight on: Perth | First Class Holidays

With Qantas launching the new non-stop London to Perth recently, Perth has never been so accessible. But what makes this region so special? Its vibrant, relaxed lifestyle with beautiful natural highlights – including the Swan River, Kings Park and Botanic Garden, and the Indian Ocean – undoubtedly contribute to its increasing popularity as a top holiday destination. The city’s 19 metropolitan beaches, where you can relax and enjoy one of Western Australia’s famous sunsets over the water, probably help too. Once you’re there, there’s so much to see and do that you might not know where to start. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are just some of Perth’s must-visits.

Kings Park

It’s the equivalent of New York’s Central Park – except it’s even larger… 400 hectares larger! Kings Park is one of the largest inner-city parks in the entire world, and it’s just a short walk or free bus ride from Perth city centre. Look out at impressive views of the Swan River and the city skyline, settle down for a picnic or see an outdoor movie or live performance in summer. The first park to be designated for public use in Australia (in 1872), Kings Park is also home to the State War Memorial and State Botanic Garden. It showcases 1,700 unique native species and a dazzling display of wildflowers in spring, celebrated with the annual Kings Park Festival in September.
Top tip: Learn more about this stunning nature area on an indigenous guided walking tour.

Dining out 

Perth City’s food scene continues to explode with new bars, cafes and restaurants opening on a regular basis. It’s home to award-winning restaurants and top chefs with personalities such as Jamie Oliver and Matt Stone opening establishments that have placed Western Australia’s food and drink scene on the international radar. Taking advantage of the sunny Western Australian climate, Perth City is where you’ll find the highest concentration of rooftop bars and alfresco eateries. Head out to the city’s urban villages including Northbridge, Leederville and Subiaco, and you’ll find a wide choice of new dining options. Visitors can sample fresh produce and wines at one of the area’s many small bars, cafés and restaurants, or try one of the city’s gourmet food vans and pop-up restaurants. 

A cultural adventure

The Northbridge area of Perth is home to The Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Western Australia Museum, State Library of Western Australia, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and the State Theatre Centre of Western Australia, which includes the Heath Ledger Theatre. From November to May, visitors can enjoy various outdoor cinemas, live performances and festivals, including the popular Fringe Festival and Perth International Arts Festival.

Vineyards and cellar doors

Western Australia’s oldest wine region, the Swan Valley, is an easy 30-minute drive from Perth. Visitors can meet the maker at small family wineries or sample wines from internationally renowned vineyards. The Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail – and the Perth Hills and Avon Valley beyond – promises fresh produce, microbreweries and galleries to explore. 

Fancy exploring Perth? You could be there in 16 hours and 45 minutes! Call our Australia experts for a FREE no obligation quote on 0161 888 5632. 

Alternatively, request a copy of our 2018/19 Australia brochure here.
 

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LOCATION SPOTLIGHT: WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Ausfilm

Screenwest presents the vibrant and versatile capital of Western Australia – the Perth Metro area.

From a thriving metropolis to a UK High Street to a small harbour side town, with pristine beaches, rolling hills and even an island paradise Western Australia’s capital city Perth has it all.

Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour in the evening. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

The stunning, portside city of Fremantle is sprinkled with heritage buildings, picturesque coastal and harbour locations and green, open parklands dotted with Norfolk pine trees. Known for its bustling café and cosmopolitan restaurant culture, Fremantle could easily double as a US town or seaside England, with plenty of amenity for visiting production crews.

Fremantle is also renowned for its well-preserved colonial-era buildings. Architectural highlights include the convict-built Roundhouse and Fremantle Prison.

The Round House, High Street, West End Fremantle. Credit: Paul Smyth

The City of Perth is nestled on the banks of the Swan River, and offers a wide range of locations from parkland with sweeping waterfront views to a futuristic urban jungle.

Elizabeth Quay, Perth City. Credit: Tourism Western AustraliaPerth City. Credit: City of PerthPerth City from above. Credit: City of Perth

Only a few miles from the Perth Central Business District, the Swan Valley and Chittering Valley offer romantic vineyards, undulating, green landscapes, hidden valleys, secluded river settings.

The Chittering Valley. Credit: Tourism Western AustraliaSwan Valley. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

Just a 30 minute ferry trip from Perth, Rottnest Island offers secluded, white, sandy beaches and clear turquoise water teaming with sea life and coral reef. With the sun setting in the West, during the warmer months, the Island is spoiled with epic sunsets.

Fish Hook Bay, Rottnest Island. Credit: Rottnest Island AuthorityPinky Beach Light House, Rottnest Island. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

Western Australia offers international productions a wealth of diverse locations within the metropolitan area, offering outstanding incentives and world-class post-production and VFX companies.

Find out more about Filming in Western Australia:
Gabrielle Cole
Production Attraction & Services Manager, Screenwest
+61 8 6169 2117
[email protected]

Featured Image Credit: Historical cottage located behind the Round House in Fremantle. Credit: Tourism Western Australia

90,000 Shopping in Perth. Let’s go shopping

If you are in the mood for a few days of shopping and a lot of all kinds of shopping, then Perth will not disappoint you. This, of course, is not Sydney or Melbourne, but even in the not largest of the Australian cities there are several outlets, large shopping centers, markets and many shops. The secret is simple – the locals themselves love to buy all sorts of things. Here, if you wish, you can find European branded clothing, but in general it is better to pay attention to Australian goods.The price for them is lower, and the quality of the products is no different from the things of the world’s leading brands.

A visit to the entertainment complexes of Perth will give you no less experience than acquaintance with its amazing sights. You should definitely include visiting … Open

Outlets include Watertown Brand Outlet Center, Christopher Bellgard and DFO Perth before departure. If you want to visit the flea market and look for interesting second-hand items, then you should visit Balga Friday Markets. Among the shopping centers of interest are Carillon City, where there are several shoe and jewelry stores, and the Midland Gate Shopping Center, where you can find anything you want, and after shopping, look into the cinema. Many shops are concentrated in the city’s popular streets in places like Hay Street Mall, Murray Street Mall, Piccadilly Arcade or Plaza Arcade.

If you are looking for a T-shirt, jeans or shorts, a windbreaker or sandals, then you should pay attention to local companies.Ksubi, Sass and Bide, Wayne Cooper, Bonds make fashion items without sacrificing quality. And no “Made in China” labels. By the way, if you buy any souvenir products, especially trivial ones, like fridge magnets or mugs with views of Perth, check the product for the absence of this inscription. Oddly enough, even in Australia, far from Asia, goods from Chinese and Vietnamese workshops are being sold en masse. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

Many travelers know Perth primarily as a popular beach resort.Local beaches are not only very comfortable and picturesque, they are ideal for watching the sunset, so … Open

If you want an unusual souvenir, then consider purchasing a leather hat or Australian ugg boots. Sweaters made from natural sheep wool are also popular. If you have enough funds, then you can take a closer look at products made of snakeskin or crocodile skin, such as bags, backpacks, belts or business card holders. Such a thing should not be bought from the hands, especially in the area of ​​tourist congestion – you can find instead of the declared snake skin calfskin or even leatherette.If you want to buy something truly Australian, then turn to products with ethnic motives. Boomerangs, loved by the aborigines, are sold in large quantities in the city. You can buy both a simple and cheap souvenir version, as well as a more expensive combat boomerang. If your choice fell on a real weapon, and not on souvenirs, then first find out if it is possible to import it into your homeland and if such an item will not be confiscated at customs. If you wish, you can also find boomerangs covered with magnificent paintings and decorated with patterns in the national style.You can also buy tapestry, woven in the ancient technique of indigenous Australians, however, it will not be cheap.

Luxury hotels in Perth are ready to offer their clients a full range of services for comfortable work and leisure. The Pan hotel is popular among tourists who are accustomed to rest at the highest level … Open

Folk music lovers should buy one of the local national musical instruments or CDs of Australian music.A good and inexpensive souvenir will be coffee from Australian producers, local spices and a variety of goods with aboriginal drawings or their stylization. If you or someone you know is fond of some of the water sports, then you should take a closer look at the local sports equipment. Diving suits, scuba gear, surfboards, sports swimming suits are all excellent quality here and are much cheaper than anywhere else in the world.

A soft toy in the shape of a koala, possum or kangaroo will be a good gift for your child. And an adult can buy a keychain or a notebook with the image of one of the living symbols of the city. The whole family will love a culinary evening with Australian delicacies such as dried crocodile, kangaroo or ostrich. You can buy unusual cheese supplied from the island of Tasmania, and fruit jam, and delicious macadamia nuts, and unusually tender biscuits. You should not pass by the vegemite – the national spread. Please note that this is a very peculiar dish to the taste, and present it carefully: not everyone will definitely like it.Buy a couple of bottles of local wine too. There are several dozen of its types sold here, and the quality of the drink is not inferior to products from France or Spain.

Wealthy tourists should take a look at the local opal, pearl, sapphire and pink diamond jewelry. These stones are supplied by Australians to all corners of the world, and in Perth, jewelry can be purchased at a very competitive price. If you wish, you can buy not a piece of jewelry, but the stone itself, and you can start looking for a suitable frame for it already at home. Local jewelry is also of good quality. The beautiful half of humanity should take a closer look at cosmetics based on eucalyptus oil.

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Perth

Perth (eng.Perth remains the largest city and capital of the state of Western Australia. When making your own hotel reservations in Australia, pay special attention to the location of the tourist center. The city is located on the shores of the Indian Ocean in the southwest of Australia.

According to 2010 data, the population of Perth is 1,700,000.

For this reason, Perth is the fourth most populous country after Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. According to statistics, it is in Perth that about 75% of the population of the entire state of Western Australia lives. The city continues to grow at a steady pace today, with Perth growing at a pace above the Australian average.

Perth: how to get there?

Perth is located in the southwest of the continent between the lower coastal step Darling Range and the Indian Ocean. The city’s outskirts and business center are located on the Svon River.

Closest to Perth is the millionaire city of Adelaide, which belongs to the state of South Australia. The remoteness of settlements from each other is 2104 kilometers or 1307 miles. Geographically, Perth is closer to Indonesian Jakarta and East Timor than to Melbourne and Sydney.

What is there to see in

Perth?

The city center is bounded by the Swan River to the south and east, the railway to the north, and Kings Park to the west.When planning to book air tickets in Moscow, keep in mind that Perth is one of the most popular tourist cities. Many travelers aim to be on the Australian Christmas Island, located 2360 kilometers northwest of the city.

Modern Perth has two airports serving domestic and international flights. Yet the distance of 4,000 kilometers from Sydney makes the city’s residents feel somewhat isolated.Perth has a road system that consists of 9 highways and 3 freeways. Absolutely all roads are free. More than 60 tram stations and over 200 bus stations can be found within the city.

Tranquil, sun-drenched Perth offers several entertainment options. The first step is to visit the local bell tower, which is a national symbol. In Cohunu Koala Park, you can hold real koalas in your arms. On the beautiful sandy beaches you can sunbathe and swim in the purest water.Here you can also choose one of the luxurious hotels – it is not necessary to settle in the city center. It is the bizarre nature that attracts tourists to Perth. Here you can see giant curry trees, visit a wine-growing area or go for a picnic in the field.

Perth: Where to Eat?

With the onset of evening, tourists move to cafes and restaurants. According to experts, Gelare, Piazza del Sol Trattoria and Pizzeria, Frasers Restaurant, The Indianna Teahouse, Fremantle, Viet Hoa, The Grosvenor Hotel Bar, The Boat Shed, Belgium Beer Cafe.

Where to Stay in

Perth?

A tourist will be interested in booking cheap air tickets to Korea only if he has chosen where to stay. The same can be said for Australia. There are several hotels in Perth that are always happy to welcome tourists. First of all, these are Burswood International Resort Casino 5 *, Sheraton Perth 5 *, Duxton Hotel 5 *, Novotel Langley Perth 4 *, Miss Maud 3 *. There are other hotels, whose staff is happy to welcome foreign guests.

90,000 cost, rating, programs, admission requirements

The suburb of Crawley, just 10 minutes from Perth’s CBD, is home to the main campus of the University of Western Australia.

The University has smaller centers at Claremont and Albany.

Crowley Campus

UWA Claremont

UWA Albany

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Crowley Campus

From its vast art collections and theater venues to its rich sports, cultural, alumni and social groups, the University is a leading intellectual and creative resource for the communities it serves.

The University’s subsidiary residential colleges are located north of the campus. You can explore the campus through the UWA virtual universe or the campus map.

An amazing blend of heritage architecture and contemporary buildings, UWA contains state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities, lecture and performance theaters, classrooms, studios and theme labs to create the ideal learning environment.

Located on the Swan River in Crawley, UWA is one of the most scenic campuses in Australia.In UWA, you’re surrounded by greenery with open courtyards and lots of study rooms, catching up with friends, or relaxing outdoors in Perth’s temperate climate.

UWA consistently scores highly on student review surveys, offering an immersive, vibrant atmosphere. Shop, play, eat, have fun – there is a whole village on campus including:

• bank
• Co-op bookstore and the latest bookstore.
• childcare
• cafe
• computer store
• Guild Shop and Newspaper
• hairdresser
• travel agency
• market day every Tuesday
• art galleries, museums, theater performances and an outdoor cinema.
• recreation center, swimming pools, tennis and squash courts and a health and fitness center.
• Ophthalmologist, medical center, pharmacy, dentist and physiotherapist.

UWA Claremont

Just minutes from the main Crowley Campus is the Claremont University site.

UWA Claremont Homeland:

• Australian Music Examination Board (AMEB)
• Confucius Institute
• Center for Muslim States and Societies
• International Institute for Health Skills and Training
• English Teaching Center

UWA Claremont is also where you will find Taylor College, which provides basic courses for international students.

The original buildings housed the state’s first postgraduate educational institution, which opened in 1902, Claremont Teachers College. The college later became the Western Australian College of Higher Education.

The campus is located at the corner of Princesses Road and Goldsworthy Road in Claremont.

UWA Albany

UWA has a regional campus on the south coast of Albany – four and a half hours from Perth

The friendly and close-knit UWA Albany community has:

• UWA Center Albany.
• Center of Excellence in Natural Resource Management.
• Albany Village Clinical School
• UWA Perth International Arts Festival.

In 2005, Curtin University of Technology joined UWA in Albany to provide additional courses to the local community.

At the UWA Albany Center, you can experience all that regional Western Australia has to offer while you study at the university.The supportive, welcoming community at the Albany UWA Center provides an excellent alternative to the big city campus.

The Center of Excellence in Natural Resource Management conducts targeted, cost-effective and innovative research that makes a significant and recognized contribution to solving the challenges of natural resource management in Australia.

WA Rural Clinical School (Albany) offers clinical settlements in a regional city for medical students in their penultimate year from UWA and the University of Notre Dame in Australia.

PIAF brings together international, national and local artists for world-class entertainment in the Great South.

UWA Albany offers a wide range of stimulating opportunities for participation, including sports and social events, public lectures and art events.

Friends of UWA Albany provide an opportunity for community members to support and participate in UWA Albany activities.

Kaplan International English (Perth) | Study in Australia

The school is part of a large international network of language centers Kaplan International English (formerly Kaplan International Colleges). 42 branches of this network are located in many cities in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, as well as in Ireland, Malta and New Zealand.

Kaplan School at Perth is modern and well equipped. Students will find 18 air-conditioned bright and spacious classrooms equipped with TV and DVD, as well as projectors. On the territory of the educational institution there is a multimedia library with computers on which many effective programs for self-study of the English language are installed.Students can make use of the fully equipped kitchen and relax in the cozy and spacious lounge.

The city of Perth, which is also called the western capital of Australia, is famous for its blue, almost always cloudless skies and picturesque white sand beaches. The townspeople, famous for their friendly and easy disposition, deserve special attention. Perth is renowned as the culinary center of Australia with a variety of restaurants serving a variety of seafood dishes.In addition, the city offers impressive opportunities for sightseeing holidays – visiting the best vineyards in Australia, a trip to the Pinnacle Desert, visiting the world’s largest open-air art gallery, and much, much more.

Standard English course (not suitable for student visa)

• 20 English lessons per week;
• Up to 15 people in a group;
• Lesson duration: 45 minutes;
• Minimum level of English proficiency: Elementary;
• Minimum course duration: 2 weeks;
• Minimum age of students: 16 years old;
• Beginning of classes: every Monday.

The program is ideal for students who want to study English at an intensive pace, but at the same time have enough free time to relax and explore the culture of Australia. The course will help you master all the basic skills of the English language. The duration of the program is up to 17 weeks.

Intensive English

• 20 English lessons per week + 8 specialized lessons per week + 7 self-study lessons per week;
• Up to 15 people in a group;
• Lesson duration: 45 minutes;
• Minimum level of English proficiency: Elementary;
• Minimum course duration: 2 weeks;
• Minimum age of students: 16 years old;
• Beginning of classes: every Monday.

The program is designed for ambitious students who are ready to learn English at an intensive pace. In general English lessons, students master the basic skills of a foreign language – writing and speaking, listening and reading. During self-study, students work on a project, study electronic and printed course materials, attend educational circles and perform various exercises for learning English.And in the course of specialized classes, the emphasis will be on the in-depth development of English skills (on expanding vocabulary, for example) or on learning the language in the context of local culture or cinema.

Intensive IELTS Preparation

• 28 IELTS preparation lessons per week + 7 self-study lessons per week;
• Up to 15 people in a group;
• Lesson duration: 45 minutes;
• Minimum level of English proficiency: Intermediate;
• Minimum course duration: 2 weeks;
• Minimum age of students: 16 years old;
• Beginning of classes: every Monday.

The program is designed for students who want to successfully pass the IELTS international language test. During the class, students will be given the basic strategies for successfully passing the test; teachers will tell you how to optimize your time on the exam, teach you how to quickly cope with typical IELTS tasks, and help you gain self-confidence. And in the course of independent studies, students work on a project, study electronic and printed course materials, attend educational circles and perform various exercises for learning English.

Business English

• 20 English lessons per week + 8 Business English lessons per week + 7 Self-study lessons per week;
• Up to 15 people in a group;
• Lesson duration: 45 minutes;
• Minimum level of English proficiency: Intermediate;
• Minimum course duration: 2 weeks;
• Minimum age of students: 16 years old;
• Beginning of classes: every Monday

The program is designed for students who want to improve their general level of English and, at the same time, study it in the context of business activities. In general English lessons, students master the basic skills of a foreign language – writing and speaking, listening and reading. During self-study, students work on a project, study electronic and printed course materials, attend educational circles and perform various exercises for learning English. And in the course of business English classes, students will be able to master specialized vocabulary, learn about the rules for writing business correspondence, and learn the art of conducting business meetings and interviews.

Intensive academic semester (5 and 6 months)

• 20 English lessons per week + 8 specialized lessons per week + 7 self-study lessons per week;
• Up to 15 people in a group;
• Lesson duration: 45 minutes;
• Minimum level of English proficiency: Elementary;
• Course duration: 20-24 academic weeks + 1-2 weeks of vacation;
• Minimum age of students: 16 years old;
• Beginning of classes: check with managers

The program is designed for students who want to significantly improve their level of language proficiency and want to study at an intensive pace, but, at the same time, have sufficient time to relax and get to know Australia. During training in the classroom, students will master the basic skills of English, that is, they will learn to understand English well by ear, write and read correctly, speak fluently, understand and correctly apply grammar. And in the course of independent studies, students will work on a project, study electronic and printed course materials, attend educational circles and perform various exercises for learning English. Specialized Lessons will help students learn more about different aspects of the English language, learn about local culture and master English in different contexts, such as business or cinema.

Official days off and holidays during which classes will not be held 2020 : 28.09, 25.12, 26.12, from 25.12.2020-03.01.21

2021 : 26.01, 01.03, 02.04, 05.04, 07.06, 27.09, 04.10, 25.12.2021-03.01.2022

Morning shift

08. 30 – 10.00	Lesson
10.00 – 10.15	Break
10.15 – 11.45	Lesson
11.45 – 12.30	Lunch
12.30 – 14.00	Lesson
14.00 – 14.15	Break
14.15 – 15.45	Lesson

Evening shift

16.15 – 18.15	Lesson
18.15 – 18.45	Break
18.45 – 20.45	Lesson

Please note that the schedule is only a general indication of the school day, classes and break times are subject to change.

Kaplan Perth offers homestay and residential accommodation.

Family

Students are accommodated in an Australian family (married couples with or without children, young, adult and elderly single people). On the first day of school, a member of the host family will show you the way to and from school, explain how to use public transport and which routes are most convenient.

• Single occupancy in a separate room;
• Meals are provided 14 times a week;
• Possibility of self-preparation of food is allowed;
• Upon prior notice, it is allowed to invite friends to the home of the host family;
• If you smoke, this must be reported before choosing a host family.

Check-in from Saturday to Saturday.

Residence (from 18 years old)

All residences in which the school offers accommodation are serviced 24 hours a day and equipped with wireless Internet access. Meals are not provided.

• CozzyStay Sharehouse. Cozzystay is a small, cozy hostel that offers a variety of comfortable single and double rooms. There is a shared bathroom and a kitchen with a refrigerator and kitchenware. Fans and heaters are available at an additional cost. Students are responsible for keeping the common area clean and cleaning their rooms. Guests can make use of the laundry service for a small surcharge. bed linen is provided however you will need to bring your own towels and a blanket can be rented for an additional $ 40 fee. The road to the residence from the school takes 15 minutes by bus or 30 minutes on foot. There is a BBQ area and a living room with TV and DVD equipment.

Check-in from Saturday or Sunday to Saturday.

Kaplan School staff carefully thinks out the program of excursions and entertainment for its students, because learning English does not end in classrooms. Recreation, sports, walks and excursions always remain an excellent opportunity to consolidate the knowledge gained during the school day in practice!

Typical activities:

• Monday: welcome party;
• Tuesday: soccer game;
• Wednesday: Walk in Kings Park;
• Thursday: Exciting excursion to the Fremantle Prison;
• Friday: movie night;
• Saturday: Visit Caversham Wildlife Park.

Kim Jong-un lost weight! Loud flash with “ex-girlfriend” Hyun Sung Yoo became the center of attention

North Korea Official Broadcast Xuan Songyue Appeared at the event venue. (North Korea CCTV screen capture)

[2021 Jun 06] North Korea has been locked in the country for a long time after the outbreak, leader Kim Jong Un Also reduce public speaking. that Kim Jong-un has lost significant weight compared to the same period last year, but this has caused outside experts to worry about the political situation in North Korea.Xuan Songyue’s friend followed closely for help, but did not see the main palace. Li Xuezhu Next

Kim Jong Un was on the 7th.朝鲜 劳动 党 Central Committee Party Headquarters Building High Level At the party meeting, the official media broadcasted scenes and the appearance of Jo Yong Won, secretary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, and Hyun Sung Yoo, deputy head of the propaganda department of the Central Committee known as “Korea Teresa.” Teng “everything got attention.

Next to Kim Jong-un, there are 3 more women who have attracted the attention of the outside world – these are younger sisters.Kim Yeo Joon, Li Xuezhu’s wife and Xuan Songyue’s former lover. Previously, the British media judged on the basis of official media reports that some of Kim Yeo Jung’s work could have been transferred to Hyun Sung Yue.

The independent media outlet NK News, which draws attention to the situation in North Korea, noted that Kim Jong-un, who has always been obese, has noticeably lost weight in photographs.

Kim Jong-un is used to wearing IWC Swiss watches and has been photographed many times with the same watch last year. NK News noted that after reviewing photographs of Kim Jong Un, presiding over the meeting, it was found that the watch strap passing through the strap buckle and retaining ring was significantly longer than a year ago.It was found that Kim Jong-un was significantly thinner.

Report Quote 美国 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) political science professor Vipin Narang analyzed that if Kim Jong-un loses weight for health reasons, it could mean that the dispute over Kim Jong-un’s successor could be taking place behind the scenes in North Korea.

According to South Korea

韩国 国家 情报 院 （NIS） 于 2020 年 11 月 估计 ， 金正恩 文 约为 140 公斤 ， 研判 他 重 上台 以来 每年 ble 平均 增加 6 至 7 公斤。 （Liberty Times)

90,000 Australia’s City of Lights welcomes new Church of Scientology

Perth may be a remote city, but its urban, determined entrepreneurial spirit is perfect for the world’s fastest growing and coolest religion.

Take the world’s most remote major city, nestled between predominantly empty horizons of oceans and deserts, and add seasoned and kind pioneers from England, Scotland, Italy, China, Vietnam, Greece and many other ethnic lands; mix it all with an enthusiastic and determined Australian spirit; drop a battalion of gold diggers and diamond miners here; sing a bar or two of Waltzing Matilda, add a kangaroo or two, and you have space for the newest Church of Scientology: Perth, the capital and largest city of Western Australia.

A new light in this “City of Lights” is located just one block from the Great East Highway, just 15 minutes from downtown Perth and next to the famous Swan River, home to the majestic black swans for which the river was named. It is here that over 1,000 Scientologists and guests, some of whom have traveled thousands of kilometers to arrive in Perth, gathered on Saturday, May 5, 2018 to celebrate the grand opening of the new Church of Scientology.

Mr. David Miscavige, Chairman of the Board of the Center for Religious Technology, is leading the inauguration of a new Church of Scientology in the most remote major city.

Mr. David Miscavige, Spiritual Leader of Scientology, traveled 15,000 kilometers to arrive in Perth. He told the guests at the grand opening that he would soon be heading for the ribbon-cutting ceremony across another 30,000 kilometers. But for Perth, Mr. Miscavige announced, “This is the now moment that you have been waiting for.”

During the opening ceremony, Mr. Miscavige spoke of a new future for Scientology in Western Australia. “And with that, we move from the time of daydreaming to the moment when the last dream comes true, before this ribbon falls. That is, this is the time to bring our help unconditionally – to everyone and everyone. For only in this way, this new Church of Scientology serves Perth and becomes Perth. ”

Mr. Miscavige has spearheaded a period of unprecedented growth with the opening of 65 new Churches of Scientology in recent years.Perth becomes number 66. These churches set the standard defined by L. Ron Hubbard and enforced by Mr. Miscavige, who presents each church as the ideal expression of the principles and practices of Scientology, including many community and humanitarian programs.

Situated in southwestern Australia, Perth is isolated and difficult to reach. It is faster to fly from Bali than from Sydney. The closest Australian city to Perth is Adelaide, located more than 2000 kilometers away, on the southern coast of the mainland.

Perth’s isolated location has made it an imposing city, where the motto is “Floreat”, Latin for “prosper” or “thrive.” This has not escaped the attention of Scientologists. After all, L. Ron Hubbard’s famous wish was that each and every one should “prosper and prosper.”

In that same spirit, the church’s grand opening was accompanied by Australia’s traditional anthem, “Develop Beautiful Australia,” followed by a local victory song that captures the daring and adventurous spirit of Perth Scientologists.

While the population of Perth is thriving like any other city, drugs, crime and other social traps are ubiquitous factors. Founded over 60 years ago, the Church of Scientology Perth has been at the forefront of community betterment programs and humanitarian campaigns.

Scientologists distributed tens of thousands of brochures for the Church-sponsored campaign The Truth About Drugs . The Citizens Commission on Human Rights, also sponsored by the Church, has been successfully campaigning in recent years to stop barbaric psychiatric practices, including the sterilization of people deemed “mentally ill.”

Other Church-sponsored programs – The Way to Happiness, Common Sense Guide to Better Living, and United for Human Rights, which promotes rights for all people – are also extremely active in Perth and Western Australia.

All of these activities reflect Scientologists’ hard work and dedication to help strengthen the great city and culture of Perth. And the citizens noticed it.

High-level speakers and guests represented civil, educational, cultural, educational, law enforcement and business communities.Speakers included: Mr. Steve Hansen, Member of the Business Council of Western Australia; Dr. Bernard Dougherty, Professor of Emerging Religious Movements at the School of Theology, Charles Sturt University; Dr. Haya Krishnan, Physician and Associate of the Australian Natural Medicine Association; and Mr. Paul Sheel, Founder of the Missionaries of the Medal Charitable Foundation.

In a city where success and achievement have become his epitome, Mr. Hansen talked about his successes in developing his company from five to 42 branches – all thanks to L.Ron Hubbard. “If someone asks,” Why should I use administrative technology? ” I will answer: “Because she gives the correct answers. ” The fact is that this technology works 110 percent of the time. I believe it can be beneficial in any business, to anyone, anywhere. I think this church has fantastic opportunities and I am very fortunate to be surrounded by amazing and well trained people. Here, any resident can find everything he needs to develop and fulfill his personal dreams.And that means a tremendous impact on the whole of Western Australia. ”

Dr. Dougherty cited the example of the Church-sponsored Citizens Commission on Human Rights, which works to combat psychiatric abuse. “There are deep-seated problems here in Western Australia,” the professor said. “The worst of them is that local children are prescribed psychotropic drugs against their will and, even worse, they are given ECT (electroconvulsive therapy), even to eleven years old.” This is not just a crime.This is unimaginable from a moral point of view. But Dr. Dougherty also spoke of Church-sponsored solutions to combat this crime: “You launched a fact-based campaign and you met with the Western Australian Parliament (its representatives) to expose the shocking truth. Finally, you’ve achieved a total ban on ECT for minors, protecting some of the most vulnerable people in this state! ”

Dr. Krishnan talked about how Scientology focuses on the spiritual component of people, on what is missing in modern medicine.“I believe the Church of Scientology is the solution for humanity, the answer for it to cope with life and improve itself,” said Dr. Krishnan. “I saw your dedication, your commitment to helping others, and your principles to protect every citizen in Perth. It gives me great honor and hope when I know that there is a church where I can guide people, knowing that they will become better, having received the answers they were looking for, ”said Dr. Krishnan. “And so, with this solemn ceremony, let’s awaken the human spirit and create big change in Perth and Western Australia!”

Mr. Sheel, of the Missionaries of the Medal Society, spoke of the need for charity work, even in a prosperous city like Perth.His organization partners with the Church of Scientology to find solutions for those trapped in drugs, alcoholism and poverty. “I immediately saw a tremendous opportunity for the church in terms of support,” said Mr. Sheel. “No matter what the problem is — drugs, human rights, morality — you approach it with a readiness that is unmatched. I’ve worked with humanitarian teams from Nullarbor to Kimberley County to Darwin, and I’ve never seen anything like your campaign. This is help with a capital letter, ”he said.”Yes, this is the Church of Scientology – a humanitarian organization in all directions.”

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Anyone approaching Perth’s new Church of Scientology is greeted by the building’s striking façade. Entering the vast space, parishioners enter a reception area overlooking the public information center. The space opens wide with high ceilings and industrial lighting. Clean lines and darkened metal details with warm, rustic wood give a modern industrial tone to the entire space.

Visitors’ introduction to Dianetics and Scientology begins at the Public Information Center. Its displays feature over 500 films in 17 languages ​​that reflect the beliefs and practices of the Scientology religion and the life and legacy of Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard.

The Clearing House also details the many humanitarian programs Scientology supports. These include human rights education around the world; a large-scale program for education about the dangers of drugs, prevention of drug addiction and social adaptation of drug addicts; a worldwide network of literacy and education centers; and the Scientology Volunteer Program, which is today the world’s largest independent relief group.

Perth Chapel is a grandiose 2-storey space, equipped with lighting with reflected light around the perimeter, which creates the illusion of a floating ceiling. The church chapel hosts meetings of the Scientology congregation: Sunday services, weddings and naming ceremonies, as well as many social events such as banquets, seminars and workshops for people of all faiths.

The Café is a meeting point for those attending events, as well as for parishioners who come here in between receiving Scientology services.

All introductory services are provided in the new church. These are seminars on Dianetics and Scientology, which are held during the day, evening and on weekends, where they teach the fundamental principles and their application in life. Scientology courses are also provided to improve various aspects of life.

The church has several dozen specially equipped rooms ideal for providing Scientology auditing (spiritual counseling). There are also rooms dedicated to the training of auditors (spiritual counselors), where Scientologists practice their auditing skills to help others achieve spiritual freedom.

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The New Church of Scientology Perth opened during a period of rapid expansion, with 65 new Churches of Scientology opening from Los Angeles to Tampa, London to Milan, Tel Aviv to Tokyo, and Kaohsiung to Bogota.

New Ideal Churches of Scientology inaugurated over the past year in the San Fernando Valley, California; in Miami (Florida); in Copenhagen (Denmark); in Dublin (Ireland); in Birmingham (UK); in Amsterdam (Netherlands); in Johannesburg (South Africa); in Salt Lake City, Utah; and Silicon Valley, California.

In 2018, new churches are planned to open in cultural centers of Europe, Latin America, North America and Africa.

90,000 what to see and where to go in Perth?

In 1829, in the south-west of Australia, far, far from “civilization”, Captain James Sterling founded a settlement, which in 1856 became the city of Perth. The rapid development of the city began with the mining of gold, iron ore, nickel and bauxite.

Modern Perth – a metropolis with a population of almost 2 million people, is the 4th largest city in Australia after Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and the capital of the state of Western Australia.Calm and very sunny Perth is extremely attractive for tourists. The city is replete with not only buildings made of glass and concrete, but also retains the coziness and charm of antiquity – on the streets of Perth you can find many buildings of the 19th century, carefully restored for posterity. And of course, there was a place for nature in this city – an abundance of shady green parks, a mild Mediterranean climate and an azure coast with the blue smooth surface of the Indian Ocean.

One of the main attractions of this wonderful city is the botanical garden.By autumn, the most extraordinary flowers here delight the eye and enchant tourists and local residents. In search of amazing plants, you can also look at the “King’s Park” in the heart of the city.

Mid-afternoon stroll along the Fremantle Harbor area and take a cruise boat down the Swan River from Perth to Fremantle, Perth, where you will find the famous market and many waterfront cafes.

You can return to the urban environment by visiting the art gallery or the Old Court, where, in the Museum of Justice, you can try on a real judge’s robe.We recommend visiting the Museum of Western Australia in search of the skeleton of a blue whale and fragments of a huge meteorite that fell millions of years ago on the territory of what is now Australia. Also worth noticing is the wonderful Caversham Animal Park, where you can touch and see many unique Australian animals and of course the “local” quokka.

Also in Perth is the most important mint in Australia “MINT”, where many coins and bills of the Australian dollar are still produced.Anyone can come here to see the Museum of Australian Currency and learn about how the most advanced technology of “plastic” banknotes was invented in Australia today.

Near Perth is also the beautiful island of Rotnest, famous for its beautiful beaches, azure waters of the Indian Ocean and an abundance of wildlife, especially small quokas. The Quokka is one of the smallest marsupial mammals found only on Rotnest Island.

During the period from September to December, you can also observe migrating whales in Perth, of which there are so many that it is almost impossible not to see them.For this purpose, whale watching cruise ships depart daily from Perth. We suggest you watch cruises from Perth here.

And when you feel like having fun, you should definitely go to Northbridge – an area famous for its pubs, restaurants and discos.