With a history that’s 121 year’s old, there’s a lot we are trying to piece together. Many of BJP’s archives were destroyed by fire so help us reconstruct our history, from the days of tunics and Grace Bros. nationals, through the decades to the end of last century. If you have something
Recently, Coffs Coast Physie held a holiday fun day for 36 of its members. Teacher, Marianne, wrote this story…
“There is nothing better than watching your little physie people mix with each other on a social level no matter what their age. But what is more exciting is when you have brand new 13 and 14 year olds helping the little physie fairies sprinkle glitter over their frames, then standing in front of everyone and doing the very best physie they can possibly do.
We started the day by decorating a fabulous photo frame with everything from glitter to rhinestones and creating a lasting memory of the day. A group shot taken by our 
photographer Lynette was quickly processed to go inside the frames. We could not have had such a successful day without the help of our 13s to senior girls, who so willingly gave all their time to help us look after the little ones and to lead everyone in the BjPop! Thanks girls. We finished off this year with a disco
When clearing out cupboards recently Miriam Lawler found stacks of physie memories and came across something for the BJP archives. Here’s the story…
“In 1988 (a quarter of a century ago!) Ballina Physie was invited to perform at The World Expo in Brisbane to represent the Far North Coast holiday region for the Department of Tourism. We had performed locally before but this opportunity came out of the blue and this would be the largest audience that the Ballina girls had ever performed for!
The request was for 10-13 year olds and our girls volunteered, knowing that it meant daily
Here’s more great examples of clubs getting out there, being active in the community and having fun together.
It’s just great to see happy physie girls, big smiles and especially to see mums and daughters doing things together through that wonderful connection physie brings.
Take a look at Canberra physie in the Mothers’ Day Classic Fun Walk & Run, Summerland club performing at the Relay For Life event and Penrith’s “Mad Hair Day”.
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Go Macquarie Links and Hinchinbrook! Great to see more clubs getting out there and spreading the word about physie at Bunnings BBQ’s.
