Trundle Central School Newsletter

A school that provides a
professional, stimulating and
challenging learning
environment
Principal
Mr John Southon
Relieving
Head Teacher Secondary
Miss Leisa Rowlands
Trundle Central School
Newsletter
Term 2 Week 6
25 May 2015
HSIE - Geography Excursion
Relieving
Assistant Principal
Mrs Fiona Sanderson
Reminders
Tuesday 26/5/15
CWA Public Speaking
Parkes
Wednesday 27/5/15
Simultaneous
Storytime - 9am
In the school library
Week 6
Year 7-10
Half-Yearly Exams
Thursday 25/6/15
School Photos
(back l-r) Albert Wykes, Karl Turner, Jeremy Smith, Cody White
and Bryce Rowley-Howarth
P&C
President
Mr Mitch McAlister
Secretary
Mrs Joanne Coster
Treasurer
Mrs Rasha Lynn
(front l-r) Brad Watt, Maddie Coster, Eliza Stokes
and Ashleigh Newham
Recently the students of Year 10 HSIE Geography travelled to ‗The Drip‘ in
Gulgong. Here the students performed field testing of the area under threat. We
walked the 1km track and saw the paintings of famous Australian artist, Brett
Whiteley and ancient indigenous hand prints. Then we arrived at the drip, a huge
rock face that underground aquifers supply water that drips down the side of the
rock.
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Email: [email protected]
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Term 2
Week 6
Page 2
Principal’s
Message
Last week‘s newsletter could not be printed because
both our photocopiers were broken. This Principal‘s
message as a result is a combination of two weeks
information. Actually, our new state of the art
photocopier is not broken because you actually have to
work to be classified as broken. The manufacturer
delivered a machine that can almost guide the shuttle to
the international space station but left out a very
important part, a power lead. During these moments I
often wonder if the cameras from the funniest home
video show are waiting for my reaction. So the only
option is to laugh and get on with it.
this is a fantastic opportunity for the students of
Trundle. This program is not limited to Trundle Central
School, if students from other schools would like to
take part they are welcome. I believe I have a
responsibility for education in the Trundle area as a
whole and welcome students from other schools when
possible. Mr Richards has a very simple role statement
to allow Trundle children the opportunity to love
music.
On Thursday, week 4, Parkes Shire Council interrupted
the water supply to the school . This required a
temporary halt to normal school activities between the
hours of 9:00 am and 12 noon. The office staff in their
normal efficient way contacted over 70 families to
inform them that the school was not operating normally
during these hours. The quality of an administration staff
is not determined when things are running smoothly but
when there is a disruption the true quality and efficiency
is determined. I would like to also thank the school
community for making alternative arrangements for
children when the water supply was interrupted. I
Last week Year 11 exams, ICAS technology tests, Table apologise to all the students who were obviously upset
Tennis at Orange, Lawn Bowls at Tullamore, FRIENDS by the temporary halting of lessons on Thursday. I am
program K, 1/2 , Guitar program, Gobondery / Narraf sure the smiles on their faces on Wednesday when they
Cross Country at Tullamore and High School guitar
were told were just a way of coping with the
lessons.
disappointment.
I am especially pleased with the number of students
attending the cross country event. School is not only
about academics; sport, pastoral care and music are also
important aspects of a comprehensive education. These
events are also great social occasions where students
can meet others from neighbouring towns often
forming lasting friendships. I have witnessed several
students throughout my career meet their life partners
at inter-school functions. If that doesn‘t get protective
fathers to attend these events no statement will!
On Friday, week 4, I attended a Western Areas
Program Principal‘s meeting. Attending this meeting
were Departmental officers who manage rural
education at a state level. It is an indication of the
Departments commitment to our schools that these
people came to the Central West. The Department is
continually looking for greater efficiencies and improved
outcomes for rural students. During this meeting it was
announced that an internal review of stage 6 programs
and documentation would occur in the near future
across all Western Access Program schools. I welcome
Last week demonstrated yet again the quality of our
an external pair of eyes looking at my school. Obviously
students. Our team was successful in the finals of the
it places pressure on staff and me but we need to have
table tennis progressing to the next round, most likely accountability to improve. These processes allow a
in Sydney. There were many pleasing aspects of this day culture of continual improvement to be maintained.
but our student‘s sportsmanship was a highlight. Our
students were gracious losers on the rare occasions this Our new phone system has been installed. As part of
occurred and humble winners at the end of the day.
our philosophy of continual improvement our new
system allows for phones to be in classrooms. This
Our Lawn Bowls teams finished first and second at
improves safety and communication across the school. I
Tullamore. Unfortunately only one team can progress
suspect some students are thinking that these
to the finals in Dubbo. Several students progressed to
classroom phones can be used to call their internet
the next level at the Cross Country with William
friend in Paris but they can only be used for internal
Taylor winning his age level. His mother is taking all the calls. I am not sure how to use all the functions available
credit for his athletic ability.
with the new system but I have an appointment with a
year 5 student to help me learn the new technology. In
Last week the guitar program continued under the
other technology news we have taken delivery of our
guidance of Mr Richards. Mr Richards has played with
new high grade computers for the mini lab to be
some of the biggest names in contemporary music so
installed in room 12. I have had two builders quotes for
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Term 2
Page 3
Week 6
the renovations so they we will commence in the near
future. The new photocopier was delivered Thursday.
Unfortunately it cannot print money so I hope it will
lead to greater efficiencies.
A local person said to me that her teenage son was well
behaved for a child of today. I thought about this
statement. Is this parent stating that children are more
assertive and questioning of adults? This is a good thing
because abuse of children often occurs because children
The irrigation line has been extended to the agricultural lack the skills and power to speak up when these
horrible events occur. Alternatively, have standards and
plot. This will allow for a consistent supply of cheaper
water for a long period of time. I have this written on a behaviour reduced over time and we have passively
accepted this fact? I expect as for most things the
piece of paper on my bedside table because it was not
cheap to have the system extended. However, when
answer is somewhere in the middle. We are very lucky
the school spends money we need to think what is
in Trundle that we have high quality well behaved
sustainable for the future. A functional agricultural plot I students
believe is essential for a Central School as it allows us
to provide a diversity of curriculum. Eventually I want
On Friday last week we said goodbye to Mrs Carmel
the school to be relatively self sufficient for eggs, fruit
Berry. Carmel came out of retirement to help us this
and vegetables.
term. The first social function I attended in Trundle was
a retirement function for Carmel. People spoke
The technology survey results are as follows:
glowingly of Carmel‘s teaching ability and her dedication
 The vast majority of our students have access to to her students. I thought at the time I wish she was
appropriate technology in the home for learning. staying so I could take advantage of these skills. The
 Respondents also indicated there is very little
same thought occurred to me on Friday. However, we
interest from the school community in after
are very excited to welcome Ms Gallacher next
school lessons to improve their existing skills.
Monday. Ms Gallacher is currently teaching at Peak Hill
 Most computers are still current enough to
Central School. Again, the students of Trundle Central
operate the latest systems.
School are blessed with a talented enthusiastic English
 Most people showed interest in the school
teacher. Ms Gallacher has already talked about some
negotiating a bulk purchase of tablets for High
ideas to help the students excel in English.
School students.
During her orientation to the school I pointed to a
The results of this survey indicate to me that our
square on a piece of paper and told her it was her job
function as a school is to allow students to continue to description. She needs to think outside it and not be
improve their skills by providing the most up to date
afraid to fail. When teachers have this attitude students
equipment and teaching methodologies possible.
benefit.
Respondents to the survey whilst many of their skills
are poor do not want community classes operating at
On the school sign I have a statement. A good school
the school.
allows students to get to where they want to be, a great
school allows students to get where they might not want to
In this newsletter I have placed another research
be but should be. I have been asked what I mean by this.
instrument. I promise this is the last one for a while. I
It is simple; sometimes students have the potential to be
want to develop a core set of values for our children.
better but not the motivation or environment to
These values will be displayed around the school,
succeed. Great schools need to identify these children
modelled and reinforced by staff and students. Values
and try to move them to where they should be. We
are taught in schools to:
may not be always successful but there is no greater
waste in society than the potential of a child.
 Help our students develop a love of learning.
 Pursue excellence and high standards.
Another great week in Trundle
 Develop care and respect for themselves and
John Southon
others.
 Take pride in their work.
Secondary Permission Notes Reminder
 Exhibit a strong sense of fairness and social
All secondary permission notes
justice.
and payment MUST be handed
 Have respect for and understanding of Australia‘s
into the front office by 8:55am
history including the cultures and experiences of
on the day that it is due. If you
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as
have difficulty paying by the due
the first peoples of Australia, and Australia as a
date please contact
multicultural society.
Miss Leisa Rowlands on 68921303.

Actively participate as citizens.
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Page 4
National Simultaneous Storytime is held annually by the Australian Library and Information Association.
Every year a picture book, written and illustrated by an Australian author and illustrator is read
simultaneously in libraries, schools, pre-schools, childcare centres, family homes, bookshops and many
other places around the country. This year is the book will be ‘The Brothers Quibble’ by Aaron Blabey.
We warmly welcome parents/carers and friends to come along and join K-6 in the
Trundle Central School library for the reading of the book and some fantastic activities
on Wednesday, 27th May at 9:00am.
Records Broken at Friday’s Athletics Carnival
Congratulations to the following students who broke records at the carnival.
Riley Houston age & championship races
Jessica Morgan age & championship races
Indigo Heard age race
Erin Fernando age race
Alietha Stokes age race
William Taylor age race, 200m, 800m & long jump
Nicholas Williams championship race & 200m
Jamie Harper age race
Kylie Fernando age race
Monique Morgan 1500m & age race
Brodi Gavin Rossiter age race, championship race, 200m, 400m & long jump
Brooke Morgan age race, championship race & 200m
Maddie Coster age race & championship race
Eloise Clayton age race, 400m & long jump
Mitchell Junior Primary, Junior Secondary & Senior Secondary relays
Oxley Senior Primary relay
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Term 2
Week 6
Page 5
Tullamore Irish Festival Green Art
School Photos
Advancedlife Photography will be taking our school
photos for 2015. This will take place on Thursday
25th June.
Individual envelopes were sent home last week.
Family photo envelopes will be available from the
Office.
Please ensure that CORRECT money is enclosed
in envelopes as
NO CHANGE WILL BE GIVEN.
Please ensure that the envelopes with the correct
money are returned to the office no later than
Tuesday 23rd June.
The Committee would like to pass on a very
special thank you to Trundle
Central students for creating the
wonderful art for the Green Art
competition and to the staff for
their support.
Congratulations to prize winners:
K/1 - James Smith (First place)
2/3/4 - Indigo Heard (Highly Commended)
5/6 - Aidan Kirk, Gabrielle Pascoe
(Highly Commended)
Voted the ‗most original‘ entry Kylie Fernando and William Taylor
(The bagpipes)
Thank you all for your contribution to the
colourful display.
Janette McCosker (Irish Festival Committee)
P&C News
P&C have been asked to Cater for the ―Byong‖ Clearing Sale on Saturday 20th June.
Please place your name on the roster below.
“Byong” Clearing Sale
Time
Name
Name
Name
Name
8am-9am
T Morgan
C Stokes
9am-10am
T Morgan
C Stokes
T Morgan
C Stokes
10am-11am
W Prebendarcik L Charlton
11am-12pm
W Prebendarcik L Charlton
C Stokes
12pm-1pm
W Prebendarcik L Charlton
C Stokes
1pm-2pm
W Prebendarcik
F Sanderson
C Stokes
2pm-3pm
F Sanderson
C Stokes
3pm-4pm
F Sanderson
C Stokes
4pm-5pm
F Sanderson
C Stokes
Name
Parent/Guardian Name ____________________________________
I am unable to help on the day but I am able to donate cakes/slices/Eggs for the Clearing Sale on
Saturday 20th June.
Thank you
P&C Committee
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Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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Primary
Students of the Week
Week 5
K/1/2 - Benjamin Strudwick
3/4 - Raymi Howarth
5/6 - Kylie Fernando
Mrs Jones - Mia Martin
Week 6
Week 5
Week 6
(back
l-r)
Sky
Brown,
Nathan Howarth
(back l-r) Kylie Fernando and
K/2 - Nicholas Taylor
and Sue Wu
Raymi Howarth
3/4 - Sky Brown
(front
l-r)
Jake
Zerafa, Nicholas Taylor,
(front l-r) Mia Martin and
5/6 - Nathan Howarth
Sasha Coster and Lucy Hartig
Benjamin Strudwick
Mrs Jones - Jake Zerafa
Special Reward - Sue Wu, Lucy Hartig and Sasha
Coster
Gobondery/NARRAF Cross Country
The Gobondery/NARRAF cross country was held
K-2 News
last Friday in Tullamore. There was a cool and
K/1/2 homework will resume as
strong breeze but this did not stop all the students
normal this week.
trying their best in their events. There were 32
Thank you, Ms Downes
students who competed in their age divisions. It
was fantastic to see some phenomenal results and
the level of sportsmanship was outstanding. All the
Fruit Break
students congratulated each other at the end of
Fruit Break is our set break to eat fruit or salad
their races, encouraging their friends as they ran
vegetables and drink water in the classroom.
past and made sure that they were at the finish
Students refuel with fruit or
line to cheer for them.
vegetables during the morning,
assisting physical and mental
Congratulations to William Taylor who placed 1st
performance and concentration in
in the 10 year old boys 2000m, Kylie Fernando
the classroom. This gives kids a chance to refuel, a
who placed 3rd in the 12/13year old girls 3000m,
bit like putting petrol in a car. It also helps
Mya Houston who came 5th in the 10year old girls
students to reduce their risk of colds.
2000m, Erin Fernando who came 6th in the 8/9year
Clothing
old girls 2000m. These students along with
It is vital that your child/ren‘s names are written
Aliethea Stokes will run at Geurie on the 10th June.
into any items of clothing they wear to school.
This reduces the risk of confusion and ensures that
CWA Public Speaking
jumpers and jackets are returned to their owners
Competition
if they are misplaced.
This year the CWA Public Speaking
competition will be held at the Parkes
Hats
Although Terms 2 and 3 are not part of our NO
Christian School on the 26th May.
HAT NO PLAY policy, we are
Hamish Sanderson will represent our
recommending that the students
school in the Year 5/6 division. We
bring a hat on sport days to reduce
wish him all the best in this
any risks of sunburn and windburn.
competition on Tuesday.
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In the spotlight – Year 2
Congratulations Eric Fernando and
Nicholas Taylor in your recent reading
assessment. These clever boys are
already reading well ahead of their
grade level.
(l-r) Eric and Nicholas
New Laptops
K-6 have acquired a set of 15 new
laptops. These laptops can be used by
all students from K-6. The students are
very excited with this new technology.
Year 5/6 using the new laptops during a Science investigation
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Email: [email protected]
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Across the Careers Advisers Desk
Secondary
 Projects Abroad- Overseas Volunteer
Programmes
 InPrincipio - The University of Notre Dame
Magazine
Secondary Welfare Levels
 Australian National University 2016
Congratulations to the following students who are
on Level 4 and 5. Remember to complete all your
work, speak nicely to others and wear your
uniform. These are just a few ways to receive pink
slips.
Level 4
Level 5
(2nd highest level):
(highest level):
Emily Harper
Lucy Aveyard
Willa Stokes
Hannah Dunn
Alex Brown
Monique Morgan
Izaac Longhurst
Willa Stokes
Brooke Morgan
Robert Stokes
Harrison Williams
Brooke Morgan
Tahlia Dellow
Leah Martin
Wills Wells
Chloe Seiler
Eliza Stokes
Brodi Gavin-Rossiter
Jeremy Smith
Ashleigh Newham
Jessica Farrar
Karl Turner
Karl Gregson
Albert Wykes
Daniel Martin
Bradley Watt
Isabelle Wykes
Luke Watt
Undergraduate Student Guide
Parents of Year 10 Students
Year 10 students were given a copy to
take home of their Student Placement
Record for Work Experience.
Parents/Guardians, please complete Section 4 on
this form and return the paper work to school as
soon as possible.
7-10 Examinations
Our Half-Yearly Examinations will be held this week
for Years 7-10. Please ensure students come to
school prepared with equipment to complete these
examinations.
Secondary Sportspersons of the Week
Major Excursion
Our major excursion to the South Coast in Term 4
will go ahead. A payment plan has been sent home
with students. Please pay the deposit of $70 by
the 29th May (this Friday). Please contact Leisa
Rowlands with any questions about this excursion
on 68921303 between school hours.
Week 5
Emily Harper, Hannah Dunn & Harrison Williams
Week 6
Lucy Aveyard, Tara Coster & Cody White
Secondary Assessments & Homework
YEAR 9/10 SUBJECT
DATE GIVEN
DATE DUE
HSIE – Year 10
3.5.15
2.6.15
PDHPE
21.5.15
5.6.15
YEAR 7/8 SUBJECT
DATE GIVEN
DATE DUE
HSIE
3.5.15
2.6.15
Internal or
External
External
External
Internal or
External
External
TOPIC
RAP Persuasive Letter
Health Facilities
TOPIC
Desert animal
adaptations
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Lawn Bowls
Last Wednesday we had two teams
participate in the cluster lawn bowls
competition at Tullamore. The
schools participating in the event
included Trundle, Tullamore,
Tottenham and Trangie. Our
number 1 team consisted of Isabelle
Wykes, Albert Wykes and Wills
Wells and our Number 2 Team was
Luke Watt, Brad Watt and Karl
Turner. The day consisted of a Round
Robin competition and the two
Trundle teams had to play one
another in the last round. Team 1
went into the game with 3 wins and
(back l-r) Luke Watt, Karl Turner, Brad Watt, Albert Wykes
1 loss whilst Team 2 was undefeated.
(front l-r) Wills Wells and Isabelle Wykes
The game consisted of some friendly
banter between the students but Team 2 eventually came away with the win. As a result Team 2 won the
day and Team 1 was second on a count back. Luke, Brad and Karl will now head to the State carnival in
Dubbo next term but due to the rules stating only one team per school can attend the state carnival it
means although our Team 1 was 2nd they are ineligible to attend state. Well done to all the students!
The two Trundle Teams, all serious
against one another, trying to determine
who has one the end.
Secondary Touch
Best wishes to our boys and girls Under 16 teams who will be playing touch in Dubbo this
week.
Albert Wykes and Isabelle Wykes in action
Western Area Table Tennis
Congratulations to Luke Watt, Brad Watt, Karl Turner and Brodi Gavin Rossiter who
won the Western Area Table Tennis Competition that was held at Canobolas High
School in Orange last Tuesday. The event seen the boys ranked from 1 to 4 within their
team, they played singles against the same ranked player in opposition teams then they
played doubles. The boys beat Yeoval in the final to be crowned the Western Area
Champions. The boys are keenly awaiting the news to find out if they have to progress to
a state carnival. Well done boys!
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Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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7-10 Half Yearly Examinations – Week 6
Monday
25th
Period 1
Tuesday
26th
RECESS
Period 3
Period 4
LUNCH
Period 5
Thursday
28th
Friday
29th
9/10
9/10
SCIENCE
TECH
7/8
Period 2
Wednesday
27th
ENGLISH
7/8
9/10
9/10
ENGLISH
MATHS
TECH
MAND
7/8
HSIE
7/8
MATHS
7/8
9/10
7/8
9/10
SCIENCE
IST/AG
PDHPE
HSIE
Touch
Football
Excursion
9/10
FOOD/
PASS
9/10
PDHPE
Touch
Football
Excursion
7/8
MUSIC
7/8
LOTE
Touch
Football
Excursion
Period 6
Each week there will be a newsletter article promoting courses run across the Western Access Program. This program is highly
successful in delivering a wider curriculum across our schools, maximising student choice and achievement.
Hospitality – Fiona Kerin – Yeoval CS
Currently Year 12 Hospitality are completing the unit –
‗Participate in Environmentally Sustainable Work
Practices‘. Students are required to examine how
effectively resources are used, how waste is disposed of
within the legal requirements and who to report any
breaches or hazards to in the hospitality industry. As a
part of their assessment, students need to complete an
environmental audit of their school kitchen.
Yeoval Central School found it extremely beneficial to
analyse our current workplace procedures to see how
we could become more environmentally efficient. The
main focus for this unit is for students to become more
environmentally aware.
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Email: [email protected]
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HSIE - Geography Excursion to Gulgong
Eliza Stokes performing a PH test of the river.
Maddy Coster tasting some traditional
bush food - it was a little sour.
Brad Watt getting the angle of the slope for
a cross section drawing.
Bryce Rowley-Howarth performing a turbidity test of
the river water.
Albert Wykes performing a salinity test of the
river.
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Year 11/12
There is a lot of information available on the internet to support HSC students.
The following websites contain advice and study tips and are a good starting point if you‘re looking for
help with your studies.
http://www.dec.nsw.gov.au/parents/years-11-to-12 - has links to useful information about a student‘s
education and school life - Years 11 and 12 and beyond.
http://www.dec.nsw.gov.au/students/high-school/assignments-and-study - this page contains information
for each subject and tips on the best ways to study.
www.training.nsw.gov.au - State Training Services is a one-stop-shop for information about
apprenticeships, traineeships and vocational training needs.
Preliminary
Week
Subject
Weighting
Form of Assessment
6
Construction
—
Cluster 3: Reading Plans
7
Community and Family
Metal and Engineering
25
--
Study of group A
Cluster 3: Using power tools
HSC
Week
Subject
Weighting
Form of Assessment
6
Chemistry
Standard English
15%
15%
Investigation- Identifying Ions
War Poems
7
Community and Fam.
Modern History
15%
20%
Comparison
Oral and Written Response
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Library
Trapped in a hidden fortress
tucked between towering
mountains and a frozen sea,
Solveig, along with her brother
the crown prince, their older
sister, and an army of restless
warriors, anxiously awaits news
of her father's victory at battle.
But as winter stretches on, and
the unending ice refuses to
break, terrible acts of treachery
soon make it clear that a traitor
lurks in their midst. A malevolent air begins to seep through
the fortress walls, and a
smothering claustrophobia
slowly turns these prisoners of
winter against one another.
The horses are in danger. They
were rounded up by the two-legs
and forced onto a boat to cross
the wide ocean. The journey went
badly and the boat was deemed
too heavy, so the two-legs forced
the horses into the sea and sailed
away, leaving the herd to die in
the deep.
If you find a mammoth in your fridge,
there are two questions you should ask:
How did it get there?
and
How do you get it out?
Joke of the week
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Telephone: (02) 68921303
Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
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Community
For Sale
Cocktail Cabinet $350
Jan Wright 68921277
Trundle Red Cross
Thank you to everyone who helped in
any way to make the street stall last
Friday such a wonderful success. Once
again the Trundle Community has shown their
response to help others less fortunate.
Winner of the Dinner Raffle was Carolyn Keep
and the bathroom package was Judy Barton. The
Nepal Earthquake Appeal over the ABBA Festival
and last Friday amounted to $900. This will be
forwarded to Head Office immediately.
Trundle Berry Church
A service will be held in Trundle
Berry Uniting Church. Sunday 31st
May at 11.30am. Everyone
Welcome.
WALK FOR CHRIST
You are invited to a fundraising BBQ Tea at the
Trundle Hotel to support Brian‘s efforts!
6.pm - 6.30pm
SATURDAY 30th MAY 2015
Trundle
Junior Rugby League – League Tag
A Big thank you to the all the parents who
helped out last week, with the skills and
drills and then a league tag game ! It’s great
to see the children are all enjoying the new
sport.
Everyone is very welcome - $10 a head
Brian will walk from Albert to Bogan Gate
via Fifield - a distance of 125kms
A game fee of $2 per child per league tag afternoon
will be payable to Ann-Marie Taylor (Treasurer)
before each afternoon commences. This covers use
of equipment and materials.
Tullamore - Thursday evening 28th May
Fifield - Friday evening 29th May
Trundle - Saturday evening 30th May
Bogan Gate - Sunday Evening 31st May
Parents/Carers will be notified via email/text
messaging no later than Friday 12pm if league tag
is cancelled for the night.
You are welcome to join him for a time or a
distance.
See you all at Berryman oval Friday 29th May
from 5pm to 6pm. If you would like to register and
play then come and see us at the Oval.
Telephone: (02) 68921303
Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
School webpage – www.trundle-c.schools.nsw.edu.au
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New Working with Children Check
Office of Children‘s Guardian and Sport and
Recreation are running FREE information sessions
about the NEW Working with Children Check
system and the implications for organisations
working with Children in Condobolin.
Information sessions in Condobolin are on the 2nd
and 3rd June at Central West Family Support
Group, 18a Lachlan Street
Go online for more information or register online
at: www.kidsguardian.nsw.gov.au/news--trainingand-events/child-safe-sports/events
Telephone: (02) 68921303
Fax: (02) 68921184
Email: [email protected]
School webpage – www.trundle-c.schools.nsw.edu.au