YOUTH GIRLS GET SIDETRACKED
On Tuesday the 25th of
March the PSYG girls enjoyed a fantastic day
out.
The day began at the centre where
most of the girls gathered to catch the PSYG
organised van to the venue. This allowed all the
girls to travel together, ensuring the journey
was fun and everyone got their on time and
safely. The
afternoon was spent in ‘Sidetracked, ‘which is
an entertainment centre located in Oakleigh
South. First on our list of things to do was a
game of ‘laser force.’ All of us suited up and
entered the maze where we all faced off in a
huge battle against each other. There were no
teams as we chose to play individually, and I
can say with certainty that each of us
thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
‘Laser force was awesome, I
really enjoyed it, and we have to do that
again!!’
- Arshi
Masood
After a little break, we all
teamed up to bowl over some pins. The highway 66
mini bowling looked a little too mini at first.
The balls were tiny and the lanes we short.
However once we got started, it was all cheers
and laughter. Although perhaps the girls enjoyed
the photo session that took place during the
games more then the actually bowling, but none
the less it was good fun.
“I had a great time it was very
well organised and overall a fun socializing
event =)”
– Minzah Hussain
Next up was
mini golf, which didn’t really appeal to all the
girls, but those who did take on the challenge,
found that the 19 holes weren’t as simple as
they looked. Some of the holes even took more
then 10 shots to conquer. After golf, some of
the girls decided to call it a day and settled
down to enjoy some snacks and play a bit of
pool/snooker, while others had one item left on
the list. The most anticipated game of the day,
for some, was Go-carting.
“It was a great day out! Thank
God we were physically active! It really brought
the youth girls together! Go the girls! I loved
the go-carts and had fun shooting you guys!
Looking forward to our next event already”
- Zara
Syed
At first we were all a little
hesitant and very cautious drivers but soon
enough we were speeding through the course with
all fear gone. With the girls overtaking each
other so much it was difficult to say who won
but it was definitely a nail biting race, which
our spectators found to be very entertaining.
Once all the cars had returned to the pit stop
and all the games had been played it was time to
call it a day.
"Was a well organised, exciting
activity that was planned by the PSYG. Everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves, we even became quite
competitive! Overall a great day out!"
- Sonia Zafar
I would like to thank all the
girls who came along on Tuesday, in particular I
would like to thank Itarat; for all that she did
in organising the transport for the girls.
Furthermore, thank you to Nosheen Aunty, Batool
Aunty, Azra Aunty and my mum for volunteering to
come along on the day. Finally to Kayam Uncle,
thank you so much for volunteering to drive all
the girls to the venue. Your support for PSYG
means so much to us and we truly appreciate it.
"Let's get sidetracked again!
It
was a much needed fun day”
- Farah
Masood
Wajiha Mehdi
Girls Social and Sports
Co-ordinator (PSYG)
Written by:
Wajiha Mehdi
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