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2012 Volume – Issue 7
Monday, 14
1 th May, 2012
T
Term 2 – Weeek 4
TESTING T
TIMES
This Week sees tthe somewhaat controverssial NAPLAN
N
testin
ng taking plaace for our Year
Y 7 and 9 students.
Stud
dents have beeen familiarissed with the tests and
given
n some prepaaration but have
h
not been
n overprepared at the exxpense of reggular curricu
ulum contentt.
I am
m sure studentts will give thheir best butt need to
remeember it is onnly one meassure of ability at a point iin
time.
Moree important iis the upcom
ming half-yearly exams foor
our junior studennts – a timetaable is includ
ded on the
in all subjeccts
back
k page. Studeents will sit assessments
a
on what
w they havve learnt this semester and it is
impo
ortant they deemonstrate thhis to the besst of their
abilitty. Only nonn-serious atteempts are co
onsidered forr
possible repeatinng at the end of the year.
Stud
dents should oover the nextt few weeks::
 Ensure thhey know whhat is being tested
t
and thhe
format.
 Organisee their notes, books and laptops into
subject aareas.
 Revise aall notes reguularly.
 Practise ppast topics on
o Mathleticss.
 Complette homeworkk sheets and practice
p
papeers
as providded.
 Use oldeer brother or sister’s 2011
1 papers for
revision.
 Do somee extra revision each nigh
ht.
Yearr 11 have reccently completed their Preliminary
Courrse exams annd some are pleased
p
with their
perfo
ormance whiilst some are rethinking options.
o
To assist
a
both theem and our Year
Y 12 students we are
holding a senior information evening on Wednesday
W
night – invitationns have been posted but I know mail
can be
b a little sloow in places.
Seniior Inform
mation Evening
Wed
dnesday,, 16th May
y, 2012
Starts 6.0
00 p.m. (com
me straight fro
om TAFE) –
refrreshments reeady from 5.3
30 p.m.
4 information sessions:
 Calcu
ulating HSC m
marks and ATAR
A
 Assessment Policyy & Procedu
ures
 Emplo
oyment Advi
vice
 Student support
RED
R
SHIIELD
Our
O students recently
r
attennded the Red
d Shield launnch in
Orange
O
with Mr.
M Browett aand proved worthy
w
am
mbassadors for
f the schoool.
Volunteers
V
aree still neededd so those intterested can
co
ollect forms from the offi
fice or Mr. Brrowett and taake
to
o the streets for
f a few houurs on Sundaay, 20th May, to
su
upport this worthy
w
cause..
HOSPITA
H
ALITY O
ON SHOW
W
On
O Wednesdaay 2nd May ouur captains jo
oined me at
Orange
O
High School’s
S
e2 Trade Trainiing Centre foor a
lo
ovely lunch. This was a ccelebration at
a the end of the
t
Hospitality
H
Sp
pecialisation Course of which
w
Yvonnee
Hinckley
H
was a student.
he advanced
d hospitality ccourse runs for
f two termss and
Th
is offered to only the mostt promising of
o students annd
Yvonne
Y
took up
u the challeenge. Not on
nly was the food
fo
deelicious but the
t service annd the facilitties were firsstcllass. Our currrent Year 111 students sh
hould consideer the
op
pportunity when
w
it comess up next yeaar.
2012 Volume – Issue 6
CONGRATULATIONS
Once again the newsletter is full of the excellent
achievements and performances of our talented
students. Be it trading vicious blows via words on the
debating arena to the volleyball and soccer fields all
participants are to be congratulated. Special mention to
our Year 7 boys who went so well at the Bathurst Show
indicating, even if it’s your first year here at school
you can shine. Well done boys.
LEVEL UPDATES
Blayney High have for a number of years operated an
Discipline and Welfare system on a level system
determined through positive acknowledgement in the
form of signatures and behaviour consequences in the
form of referrals.
This system has allowed us to make non-personal
decisions on students’ availability for excursions and
school representation. For those on Levels 2 → 4 this
has worked well as non-participation is the result of
these levels. On the positive side by this time of the
year Level 6 is the minimum requirement for sporting
teams, excursions and discos, etc. Some excursions
will carry higher level limitations later in the year.
Recently a few students have been withdrawn from
competitions despite having the regulation number of
signatures. All students must remember – and they are
constantly reminded – that diaries must be handed in to
Year Advisers at the nominated times for update.
Students can re-organise if sick but in building
responsibility in students it is their role to take
responsibility for the “cashing in”. Students must
‘participate” in the system not just go along “being
good” and expect to be included when guidelines have
been set.
It is hoped a valuable lesson has been learnt here and
that no other deserving student missed out through
either laziness or forgetfulness.
P&C UPDATE
P & C Meeting on Thursday Evening, 7.00 p.m. in the
staff room. All parents and caregivers welcome to
attend. If you are able to attend and have any items
that you wish to have added to the meeting agenda,
please email [email protected] prior to
Wednesday morning. Any input is greatly
appreciated. At this week’s P&C Meeting everyone is
encouraged to “bring a mate and a plate”.
Thank you to all the people who cooked for our Staff
Development Day at the beginning of term – the
Blayney High School P&C group made just over
$2700, a wonderful effort by everyone involved.
Special thanks to Jordan Lane and Harry Meek.
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Monday, 14th May, 2012
The school entrance is being improved with some trees
removed during the holidays and some new plants
planted under our school emblem.
(Mrs. Meek)
Cookie Dough Delivery
Cookie dough orders will be ready for collection
after lunch on Thursday, 17th May.
Thank you to all who placed orders and we have
raised a profit of $490.
FROM OUR DEPUTY
RED SHIELD APPEAL
Last Friday I had the privilege of attending the launch
of the 2012 Red Shield Appeal in Orange with four of
our SRC representatives. At this launch we heard a
number of testimonials and talks from team members
involved in helping those in our community in need
and at their lowest ebb.
The Salvation Army cannot do this valuable work
without funding and one of their major fundraisers each
year is the Red Shield Appeal.
In Blayney the collection day will be Sunday 20th May.
Last year we had 11 volunteers from Blayney High and
I would love to see this figure higher this year.
Volunteers do not need to work for the whole day –
even an hour or so or a pledge to knock on the doors in
a couple of streets will help.
Information and application forms are available in the
school office for anyone who can spare some time for
this valuable cause.
UNIFORM
The uniform across the school has been outstanding so
far this term but as we all know the weather is only
going to get colder as the term progresses.
Jackets or coats may be worn to school as long as our
uniform school jumper is worn underneath (it should be
clearly visible if the coat or jumper is unbuttoned/
unzipped). Some students also may choose to wear a
second jumper, which is also acceptable as long as the
outer layer is the uniform option.
Many students will begin to wear scarves and beanies.
These are also acceptable but these should be in an
appropriate colour for school – maroon, grey, black and
white are all acceptable.
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Pleasse note that hhats with ‘daanglies’ below
w the ears arre
not acceptable
a
ass they pose a hazard in many
m
of the
activ
vities a studennt will be invvolved in during a regulaar
school day. Noveelty hats are also not apprropriate at ouur
school. If studentts wear suchh hats they may be asked to
remo
ove them andd students wiill be expecteed to complyy
with such requessts.
On
O setting outt, many mem
mbers of the class,
c
especiaally
Yvonne,
Y
weree concerned aabout the rep
ported high crime
raate in Marrick
kville and thhought they were
w going too be
mugged
m
or sho
ot. On arrivaal at the theaatre, which was
w
an
n old, blue weather
w
boardd building located amonggst a
co
onglomeratio
on of other siimilar lookin
ng constructions,
th
heir confiden
nce did not im
mprove.
M
LEVELS SYSTEM
At Blayney
B
Highh it has long been
b
the casee that studennts
need
d to be on Levvel 6 or highher in order to represent tthe
school in any com
mpetition or attend any excursions.
e
After
A
reassurin
ng them thatt they were being
b
overly
neervous, the students ratheer tentatively
y set out to
naavigate the sttreets of Marrrickville in search of foood.
Gabby
G
and Saavannah weree busily typin
ng Maccas innto
th
heir i-phones, desperate fo
for the comfo
ort of its cleaan
to
oilets and fam
miliar food inn this dangerrous and
un
nfamiliar urb
ban environm
ment.
Everry 4 weeks thhe students are
a able to collect
signaatures from ttheir teacherss in their diarry in
recog
gnition of their good worrk and behav
viour. Each
Yearr Adviser theen spends thrree days colleecting diariees
in orrder to updatee the studentt levels for th
he next montth.
It is important foor students too remember that it is theirr
responsibility too submit theirr diary when
n the Year
Adviisers come arround for coollection (Stu
udents may
also submit their diaries at recess or lunch
h during the
updaate days). Stuudents who do
d not collecct their
signaatures or faill to submit thheir diaries drop back a
levell and there iss no opportunnity to go up a level untill
the end
e of the nexxt signature period. (Natu
urally if a
studeent is absent during the signature weeek or
colleection periodd their level will
w be adjustted on their
returrn).
Reprresenting ourr school and attending ex
xcursions is a
priviilege and thiss system recoognises and rewards
r
the
vast majority of sstudents whoo attend scho
ool regularly
and work
w
and behhave to theirr best every day.
d
YSSEY PROG
GRAM
ODY
On Tuesday
T
12th and Wednessday 13th Jun
ne our boys inn
Yearrs 7 – 10 willl be involvedd in the Odysssey Program
m.
As part
p of this prrogram the prresenters willl be holdingg a
Paren
nt night at N
NO COST.
The information flyer is attacched to the en
nd of this
newssletter and annother inform
mation sheet will be sent
out closer
c
to the event with ann RSVP.
d and I urge as
This program com
mes highly recommende
r
many
y parents as possible to attend
a
this wo
onderful
oppo
ortunity.
ADVANC
CED ENG
GLISH
YEAR 12 A
EX
XCURSIO
ON TO HAMLET
H
T
‘Thiings are not always whaat they seem”On Friday
F
11th M
May the Yearr 12 Advanceed English
classs, along withh our driver, Mr
M Jones, traavelled to thee
heartt of Sydney’s inner west to see a perfformance of
Ham
mlet at the Grreek Theatre in Marrickviille.
With
W the assistance of techhnology and the helpful
diirections from
m some frienndly locals, all
a managed to
t
fin
nd something to eat and m
make their way
w back safe
fely
to
o the theatre, a few of thee girls even finding
fi
time to
t
sq
queeze in a bit
b of Motherr’s Day shopp
ping.
Once
O
inside th
he theatre, thhey all realiseed the truth of
o
on
ne of Shakespeare’s mostt prominent themes, that
th
hings are not always whatt they seem. The theatre had a
warm,
w
intimatte atmospherre and we had
d a choice off
seeats. The aud
dience, exceppt for Jonny and
a Toby whho
to
ook it in turnss sleeping, w
were captivated by the acttor’s
in
ntense performance. The pplay was sett in a modernn
co
ontext, with minimal
m
propps. The stand
dout
peerformances came from O
Ophelia who
o was represeented
ass a school girrl, Polonius w
who had an Irish
I
accent and
a
Hamlet,
H
who didn’t
d
miss a beat, even when
w
his
so
oliloquies weere punctuateed by the sou
und of some low
fly
ying planes (which
(
also aadded to the experience of
o
in
nner –city liv
ving).
Despite
D
previo
ous misgivinngs, an enjoyable day wass had
by
y all. On beh
half of the stuudents I wou
uld especiallyy like
to
o thank Mr Ken
K Jones whho did a supeerb job drivinng the
bu
us through so
ome pretty hhectic peak ho
our traffic.
Congratulation
ns to all the sstudents who
ose conduct
th
hroughout thee day was a ccredit to the school.
P.S. On the neews on the foollowing day it was reporrted
hat there had
d been a shoooting in Marrrickville
th
ovvernight.
(Mrs. Logan)
L
2012 Volume – Isssue 6
TR
RANSITIO
ON
Luck
kily not everyyone thinks a day at Blay
yney High
Scho
ool is a hair-rraising experrience!
Stella Turrise ffrom Blayney Public
P
School demonstrates
the pow
wer of the Vandder Graaf Generrator
Duriing a Sciencee lesson withh Mr. Colson students
disco
overed the diiversity of magnets,
m
electtricity and thhe
many
y uses they hhave in our day
d to day liv
ves.
Mr. Calveley
C
tauught creative art classes where
w
studentts
madee sculptures with wire, pllaster, variou
us paint and
finish
hing techniqques. A someewhat sticky
y and fastpaceed class to coomplete the ‘m
masterpiecess’ in a very
limitted time.
Histo
ory and Geoggraphjy weree the other cllasses on offe
fer
this term
t
either leearning abouut Roman tim
mes with Mr.
Hew
witt or Mappinng skills withh Mrs. Dean
n or Mr Berryy.
One of the beneffits of these trransition day
ys at Blayneyy
High
h School is m
making new friends.
f
These three girlss
from
m three different schools worked
w
togetther as a grouup
in Sccience and foound that theey share an in
nterest in
horsees.
(Mrs. Meeek)
New friends M
Mia Brown (Nevville P.S.), Melisssa Tolhurst
(Man
ndurama P.S). aand Nataylya Theobald-Mattic
T
ck (Blayney P.SS.)
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PUBLIC
P
SPEAKI
S
NG
COMPET
C
TITION
PLAIN
L
ENGLIISH SPEAKIN
NG AWARD WESTERN NSW
LOCAL FINAL
L IN BATHUR
RST
We
W again partticipated in thhis public sp
peaking
co
ompetition fo
or senior studdents with Jo
ordan Lane (Year
10
0) and Michaaela Hatch (Y
Year 12 and last year’s
winner)
w
repressenting our sschool and, although
a
we did
d
no
ot win this time, much w
was learned frrom the
ex
xperience. Th
here were annother five co
ontestants
reepresenting The
T Scots Schhool (who hosted the
occcasion), Cow
wra High, annd Parkes Hiigh.
Th
his competition (same inn format as th
he Legacy Juunior
Pu
ublic Speaking competitiion) requiress a prepared
sp
peech of 6 to 8 minutes an
and an impromptu (mostlyy
un
nprepared) sp
peech of 2 too 3 minutes with
w only 3
minutes
m
given
n for preparattion. Both sp
peeches havee the
saame value.
Th
he standards were very hhigh, as the adjudicator
a
po
ointed out, an
nd the topicss ranged from
m women rigghts
(M
Michaela’s to
opic), the moorality of warr and a new
pllanetary conssciousness ( Jordan’s speeech) throughh to
ho
omelessness among younng people, giirls’ educatioon,
saame sex marrriages, the deecline of the Labour Partty
an
nd health dan
ngers amongg athletes.
Th
he imprompttu topic was that we shou
uld accept thhe
in
ncreasing com
mmercial inttrusion on so
ocial media sites
s
likke Facebookk.
Eliza Wark-Chapman (Yeear 10) and Eliana
E
Gittanyy
(Y
Year 9) were part of the aaudience and
d observed thhe
vaarious presen
ntations and styles of speeech deliveryy.
Th
hey will be representing
r
Blayney Hig
gh School in the
Legacy sponso
ored junior ppublic speakiing competition
laater on this teerm.
DEBATING TE
EAM DEFEAT
TS BATHURS
ST HIGH
SCHOOL
C
- ROU
UND 3 OF TH
HE PREMIER
R’S OPEN/ YEARS
E
11
1-12 DEBATIING CHALLEENGE
Our
O Open Deb
bating Team
m defeated Baathurst High
Scchool (last year’s State SSemi-finalistss) in the thirdd
ro
ound of this competition.
c
The topic fo
or debate wass that
viictims of natu
ural disasterrs should be required
r
to
reebuild elsewh
here, and Blaayney High School
S
argueed
th
he affirmativee case.
In
n what proved to be a higgh order debaate, our team
m
prresented a co
ompelling arggument on th
he lines of saafety
an
nd environmental responssibility as weell as financiial
co
ommon sensee. Full creditt for this com
mmendable
acchievement should
s
go (seee photo) to Jordan
J
Lane
(Y
Year 10), Maatthew Deathh (Year 12), Paige
P
Henry
(Y
Year 10) and Michaela H
Hatch (Year 12,
1 captain).
Th
he team has now three viictories (agaiinst Cowra HS,
H
Canowindra HS
H and Bathuurst HS) out of three debates
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so faar, with one m
more debate to go, againsst The Henryy
Lawson High Schhool, Grenfeell.
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he importance of doing thheir very bestt and ensurinng
th
th
hat their taskss are compleeted and subm
mitted on tim
me.
Iff a student is having genuuine difficulties with a tassk or
is expected to be absent w
when a task iss due, they arre
en
ncouraged to
o communicaate as soon ass possible wiith
hiis/her teacher, or even myyself as head
d teacher.
s
Pllease feel freee to contact me or your child's/ward'
c
teeacher here at the school iif you would
d like furtherr
asssistance or information
i
rregarding an
ny assessmennt
taask in HSIE.
(Mr. Hewitt)
H
COMING
C
G EVENT
TS
GE DEBATING
9-10 PREMIER’S CHALLENG
COM
MPETITION – VICTORY AGAINST
A
MOLONG
O
CEN
NTRAL SCHO
OOL IN ROUN
ND 1
Our winning streeak in debatinng continuess with the 9-110
Debaating team. In the first roound of this competition,
c
Blay
yney High Scchool defeateed Molong CS.
C The topicc
for debate
d
was thhat home schhooling shoulld be bannedd
and our
o team arggued the negaative case.
Ameelia Vanderheel, Eliza Warrk-Chapman
n, Paige Henrry,
and Jordan
J
Lane (all from Yeear 10, as in the
t photo
below
w) producedd a consistentt argument to
o the effect
that parents
p
shouuld be trustedd and empow
wered, and
studeents given thhe choice of alternative
a
sttyles of
learn
ning to meet different neeeds, such as in
i the case o f
long distances annd geographiical isolation
n.
In th
he second rouund, we will be hosting The
T Canobolaas
Ruraal Technologgy High Schoool very soon
n.
Week
W
4
Monday,
M
14th May
Tu
uesday, 15th May
Wednesday,
W
16th May
Th
hursday, 17thh May
Frriday, 18th May
M
Week
W
5
Tu
uesday, 22nd May
Wednesday,
W
23
2 rd May
Th
hursday, 24thh May
Anti-Bullyiing presentattion
with John Coutis
C
Chess Excu
ursion
16 Boys Leeague
NAPLAN
NAPLAN
NAPLAN
ETING 7.00 p.m.
P&C MEE
NAPLAN Catch-up
C
Day
Stage 5 Exccursion
League Galla Day
Music Excu
ursion
Volleyball Knockout
ICAS Comp
petition
Year 7 Vacccinations
Xsel Camp
Xsel Camp
FACTS Daay
ASSESSM
A
MENT T
TASKS
HS
SIE NEW
WS
As head
h
of HSIE
E, I have the pleasure
p
of seeing
s
much
good
d work produuced by our students
s
heree at Blayney
High
h. There are a lot of talennted students at the schoo l
who are able andd willing to produce
p
theirr best efforts
on a consistent basis.
At th
his time, therre are a rangee of tasks com
ming up in
HSIE
E. I encouragge all parentss/caregivers to
t discuss
thesee with their cchildren/wardds in order to
o emphasise
Week
W
4
Prreliminary
HSC
H
Physics
Physics
Week
W
5
Prreliminary
HSC
H
Nil
CAFS
The Winnner of the Terrm 1 Volunteeer
Draw wass Dannielle Williams
W
witth a
$50 vouchher at Blayneey Pharmacyy.
We apprecciate the sup
pport of all ouur
volunteerss who freely give up their
me to assist the
t students of Blayney High
H
School,
tim
Th
he winner off the Semesteer 1 Fee Draw
w were Lisa and
Sccott Oborn a $50 Lowes voucher.
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YEAR 12 C
CAFS EX
XCURSIO
ON
Yearr 12 Communnity and Fam
mily Studies (CAFS)
studeents attendedd an excursioon to consolid
date their in-depth
h study on peeople living with a disability. The
classs, consisting of Felicity Crome,
C
Sharn
ni Donlan annd
Corin
nne McCorm
mick, visited The House With
W No Stepps
at Fo
orbes, Carennne School annd Bathurst Independent
Livin
ng Skills.
At th
he House Wiith No Steps,, the studentss learnt abouut
the history
h
of thee establishmeent, the services and
prog
grams offeredd and the manny disabilitiees catered fo r.
The Year 12 studdents were im
mmersed in the communiity
partiicipation proggram, whichh is a leisure and
a recreatioon
prog
gram for peopple with a dissability who are unable too
work
k. This progrram teaches the
t clients baasic life skillls,
such
h as looking aafter their ow
wn nutrition and
a hygiene,,
good
d exercise haabits and shoppping trips. The
T staff werre
very informative and made us feel welcom
me and the
clien
nts were veryy curious andd happy to seee new faces..
One of the clientt’s parents gaave our studeents her own
story
y of living wiith a daughteer with a disaability and thhe
strug
ggles she hass faced and continues to face.
f
This waas
a verry touching sstory, which brought tearrs to most of
the student’s
s
eyees.
The House With No Steps alsso has a biscuit productioon
busin
ness, ‘Aussiee Biscuits’. We
W were takeen on a guideed
tour through the production plant
p
and cou
uld see how
supp
ported employment operaates. Again, the
t girls weree
able to experiencce first-hand the difficultiies faced by
peop
ple living witth a disabilityy and the sup
pport
strucctures in placce to help theem.
It waas interestingg to see an opperating classroom at
Careenne School. The classrooom we went into had
studeents ranging in age from 11 to 15 yeaars old and w
was
one of
o the higherr functioningg classes. It was
w very
interresting to seee how the claassroom was modified to
suit the
t teaching and learningg needs of thee students.
BATHUR
B
RST SHO
OW 2012
2
Over
O
the week
kend of Fridaay 27th to Sunday 29th Appril
Blayney High
h School was once again represented
r
b
by
th
he talented members
m
of itts Cattle Show
w Team at thhe
Royal
R
Bathursst Show.
Alicia
A
Bourkee attended thee show from Friday to
Su
unday. She assisted
a
the L
Llandillo Polll Hereford sttud
allong with puttting on num
merous perforrmances for show
s
go
oers; with heer heifer “Pattience” which she broughht
frrom home. Alicia
A
has put
ut countless dedicated
d
houurs
an
nd much ‘pattience’ into ttraining her heifer
h
to perfform
a range of tricks includingg pulling a tro
otting gig, loong
reeining, riding
g her like a hhorse with jusst a surcinglee,
marking
m
up (w
which involve
ves the heifer standing andd
sttaying on a wooden
w
box) rolling out a carpet and
bo
owing to the audience. Thhe various crrowds at the
Bathurst show
w really enjoyyed her numeerous
peerformances..
With
W the cattlee showing seector Alicia once
o
again
sh
howed off heer talent com
ming fourth in
n a very
co
ompetitive Paraders’ com
mpetition and
d doing well in
th
he Junior Jud
dging, as welll as leading reserve
r
and
ju
unior champion heifers foor the Llandillo Poll Hereeford
sttud in the led
d classes.
Tech
hnology is a m
major tool used in these classrooms,
with iPads featurring promineently! We weere also takenn
into the behaviouur managemeent classroom
m, which wass
modified in a diffferent way too suit differeent needs.
Bath
hurst Indepenndent Living Skills is a seervice that
helpss people livinng with a dissability to bee as
indep
pendent as ppossible. We were told ab
bout all the
serviices and challlenges that people
p
living
g with a
disab
bility face in the Bathurstt community
y.
Overrall, this wass a very busyy but worthwh
hile day. Thee
threee girls are to be commendded on their exemplary
behaaviour and thheir compassiion shown to
o those less
fortu
unate than theemselves.
(Ms. Adam
ms)
On
O the Sunday
y of the show
w three Year 7 boys attennded
an
nd competed in the Junioor Muster, a competition
c
r
run
by
y the Centrall Tablelands Herefords Association.
A
T
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mustter is a paradders competittion, designeed for local
studeents who havve had very little
l
or no ex
xperience in
work
king with catttle. Our Blayyney studentts to
partiicipate were: Connor Smiith, Henry Hobby
H
and
Tom
m Hotham.
The three boys w
were very com
mpetitive all winning
ribbo
ons. Connor was called back
b
from hiss heat into thhe
interrmediate grouup finals, how
wever unforttunately he ddid
not go
g any furtheer. A big conngratulation goes
g
to Tom
who won the Higghly Commeended award. This
presttigious awardd was sponsoored by locall Poll Herefoord
Breeeders- Paul annd Jenny Haancock of “W
Whim Park”.
Tom
m attained thee award for a range of facctors includinng
his im
mpeccable m
manners and natural
n
affinity with is
heifeer.
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his stage that the girls lifte
ted their efforts rather
th
drramatically and
a made som
me good attaacking runs innto
Jaames Sheahan’s territory,, hitting the post
p or just
missing,
m
but often
o
strikingg the ball at th
he keeper.
In
n the second half we startted as well ass we finishedd the
firrst, however James Sheah
ahan had a lucky break annd
sccored in the thirteenth
t
miinute. From then on it waas all
uss, however we
w could not breach the Sheahan
S
defeence
en
nough to score that elusivve goal and the
t game finiished
with
w a 0-3 losss for us.
All
A the girls played very w
well, but of note were Shaarna
Cullen and Em
mily Cochranne in defencee and Brookee
Frreyer and Taansha Hahn inn the middlee (although
Tanesha playeed everywherre, literally, even having a
sttint in goal!).
(Mr. Connelll)
Cong
gratulations aagain to Aliccia, Connor, Henry and
Tom
m for your outtstanding parrticipation att the Bathursst
Show
w.
(Ms. Dunforrd)
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minu
utes we weree two goals down.
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