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News & Views Crookwell Public School

2nd August, 2019 Term 3 Week 2

Faith Riles and Jacob Waters for picking up rubbish in the playground and making sure the school is tidy.

Victa Woods for honesty.

Alyssa Huang and Elle Batey for assisting teaching staff.

Dustin Carr for sprinting up the hill on the morning run.

Years 3 and 4 for their ability to get into morning lines quickly and quietly.

Stage 2 for their amazing skipping abilities.

Mrs Hayes for terrific Jump Rope for Heart skills.

Mr Whittington, Miss Kemp, Mrs Hayes, Mrs Merryfull, Emma, Louise and Georgie Robertson for setting up a terrific Book Fair.

Harrison Galway reading confidently in the classroom.

Sam Hunt for working well in pairs and groups.

Lennon Osborne for amazing word work in literacy.

Maddy Wray, Sophie Watson, Abigail Gray and Charlotte Selmes for making sensible, mature decisions.

Miss Bell for making an excellent video for NAIDOC week to show during assembly.

Jack Frost and Jackson Reeves helping to keep our outside environment clean.

Caleb Woods and Lachlan Nolan for keeping our playground safe.

Levi Nieves for a positive attitude towards school.

Poppy Snape for amazing improvement in her learning.

Kindergarten for helping make a scarecrow for the Open Garden Festival.

George Lee for being inclusive.

Stage 3 students for their exceptional behaviour during sport.

Nathan Rowles for an amazing effort in his Sentence-A-Day work.

Luke Palmer for wonderful work with patterns in numeracy.

Stirling Inder for displaying a comprehensive understanding of the Fibonacci sequence.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gundungurra

nation, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future

43 Denison Street, Crookwell

Ph: 48321 213 Fax: 48321 353

Email: crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

www.crookwell-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

Working Together, Growing Together

Next week

Mon. 05 Aug P&C Meeting @ 5pm in school staffroom

Mon. 05 Aug Boys hockey KO @ Bowral

Thur. 08 Aug GCOPS rehearsal at Goulburn

Thur. 08 Aug GCOPS evening concert at Goulburn Coming up

Mon. 19 Aug Middle School Program begins

Tue. 20 Aug Middle School Program

Wed. 21 Aug Year 6 Taster Lessons at Crookwell HS

Thur. 22 Aug RSPCA Cupcake Day

Mon. 26 Aug Middle School Program

Tue. 27 Aug Middle School Program

Wed. 28 Aug Year 6 Taster Lessons at Crookwell HS

Mon. 02 Sep Middle School Program

Tue. 03 Sep Middle School Program concludes

Tue. 03 Sep Life Education Van visits

Wed. 04 Sep Life Education Van visits

Thur. 05 Sep Life Education Van visits

Fri. 06 Sep Infants Canberra Theatre Excursion

Mon. 09 Sep Year 6 Sport & Rec. Camp @ Narrabeen

Fri. 13 Sep Regional Athletics Carnival

Mon. 16 Sep Year 6 Taster Lessons at Crookwell HS

Fri. 27 Sep Last day of Term 3

Flying Start Flying Start recommenced on Monday morning. Many

students were eager to come back to Flying Start after 3 weeks away. The students are excited to know that beginning ‘big school’ is getting closer. This week we completed a worksheet which looked at adult animals and their young. Students listened to the story ‘Time for bed’ then cut out the baby animals and pasted them next to the adult animal. This encouraged great discussion about what animals they have on their farm and other animals that they knew the young of. We look forward to seeing you all again next Monday morning from 9.30 until 11.00am.

Sophie and Remi have ‘gone fishin’ early on Monday

morning.

Leo Campbell is looking forward to ‘big school’ next year.

Billy Woods enjoyed manipulating the play dough during

activities.

Bronte Thorpe plays alongside other girls at the Barbie table.

Sophie and Tait like the feel of sand running through their

fingers.

Elouise looks forward to completing activities to show her

mum.

Kelsey Ann uses her cutting skills to cut around the baby

animals.

Carter cuts the baby animal out and glues it next to its

mother.

School Garden

Stage 2 has been back in the school garden this term, preparing the beds for spring plantings. Weeding, clearing and turning soil were all completed in the first week, and we are very grateful to the Skelly family for donating some beautiful garlic that we can begin planting next week. The students enjoy not only being outside but working in the garden in the natural environment.

Michael Foster enjoyed weeding the school garden.

Joe Stephenson enjoyed looking for bugs in the Bug Hotel.

The girls check the new bulbs sprouting.

Crookwell Car Club Donation Following the very successful Laggan Car Show earlier this year the Crookwell Car Club committee met recently and decided that they would like to give back to the community through generous donations. They decided that they would like to donate $1000 to Crookwell Public School to go towards our library refurbishment.

It is perfect timing as our library has had some major work completed such as removing some walls, fitting new cabinetry and shelving, all new desks and chairs, new laptop computers and the inclusion of a very comfy reading nook.

The library is a flexible learning space that all classes utilise for traditional browsing and borrowing of books but also for STEM activities, debating, Chess Club and public speaking.

The very generous donation from Crookwell Car Club will go towards the final piece of the refurbishment which is a new interactive television to replace the current interactive whiteboard.

We wish to congratulate the Crookwell Car Club on their very successful Laggan Car Show and thank the committee and its members for their very generous donation.

Michael Whittington is pictured receiving the cheque with

Crookwell Car Club secretary Dianne Layden and committee member Nathan Slattery.

Microbats in Crookwell Did you know there are several species of microbats living in Crookwell? Stage 2 had the pleasure of several microbat experts visit them this week and share their knowledge. Students learnt large numbers of facts about the importance of microbats in our environment. With the assistance of local farmer Vince, students now make connections between the benefits of bats to our farms. This talk was organised by local Landcare member Ruth and Stage 2 are very excited about our next Landcare activity.

Stage 2 with special guests, Landcare members, Ruth and

Vince and bat experts Heather and Doug.

Students were thoroughly engaged as they learnt facts about

microbats in our area.

Developmental Play During Friday Fun afternoon, students had many activities to choose from. They made great use of our newly installed artificial turf by playing some outdoor hockey with soft padded sticks. This activity was very physical with a swap to play basketball as well. The hockey game was interesting to watch the excellent hand-eye coordination of the infants students. Other inside activities included; playing vets, board games, Lego, Flying Start play and Makey Makey.

Ollie Croker shows his dribbling skills during the hockey

game.

Lennon Osborne has great height for the game of basketball.

A hockey team photo to top off a great afternoon!

Book Fair

The Crookwell Public School book fair was held on Thursday in the library. We would like to thank the parents and students who supported our school by purchasing books. A special thanks to Jan Woods, Amanda Merryfull, Susan McIlroy, Audrie Osborne, Jodie Mackie and Heather Stanger and the dedicated teachers that volunteered their time to set up and hold the fair. Funds raised from the sales will go towards purchasing new quality books and resources for the school library.

Koa Pick, Kenzi Fowler and Georgie Robertson were

extremely happy with their purchases form the Book Fair this week.

Lennon Osborne was excited to share his new book with his

friends Jordan Tate and Alfie Haynes.

Fundraising for a great cause Year 5 student, Stirling Inder, loves animals, great and small, and has decided that it would be a great idea to raise some funds for the RSPCA through the RSPCA Cupcake Day. Stirling and his family are going to make delicious cupcakes that will be sold at school on Thursday 22

nd August.

The cupcakes can be purchased at recess and lunch for the low price of 50 cents per cake with all proceeds going to the RSPCA to assist in caring for animals in need.

For those of you who cannot make it to the cupcake stall you may still donate to this worthy cause by visiting https://www.rspcacupcakeday.com.au/f/stirlinginder

Stirling with his pet alpacas at feeding time!

Girls Touch Football On Thursday, 1

st August the Crookwell Girls Touch Football

team travelled to Yass to play against Berinba Public School. During the warm up, the girls sized up their opposition, ultimately deciding that Berinba were far too tall to beat. Coaches Liddy and Mrs Thorpe had big plans for the game. Some injuries and exhaustion saw those plans become quite flexible.

Crookwell managed to get an early lead on their opponent, with three early tries from Lillian S, Mackenzie G and Sophie W. What a start to a fantastic game! Berinba came back strong in the second half, with equal possession of the ball. Both teams defense was outstanding. Despite Berinba keeping Crookwell close to their goal line for the majority of the second half, Crookwell’s defense was able to keep them from scoring. Crookwell came away with a 6-2 win.

Congratulations to the girls for making it through to Round 4 of the NSW Schools Touch Football Knockout.

What a game! What a win! Every single player gave it 110%.

Crookwell Public School Girls Touch Football Team 2019.

Winners are grinners!

Kindergarten News Topics News in Kindergarten recommenced this week with a roster and topic for each week. The aim of news is to foster speaking and listening skills. It is an activity that can be socially rewarding and academically advantageous for young children while also solidifying the home-school connection. The table below has the day your child has news. If your

child is unable to bring something to share, they are more

than welcome just to speak about the topic. Please do not

bring items of great sentimental or monetary value to school.

Kindergarten

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Poppy Lily Olivia W Jack F Sam

Jackson W Isabelle Charlie Jackson R Ned Owen

Cooper Riley Charles Kai Faith Garth

Oliver Aria Axell Levi Chayse

Olivia S Laura Caden Connor Taj Jo-Lee

Topics

Week Topic

2 Favourite movie

3 A pet you wish you had

4 Favourite game to play

5 What you want to be when you grow up?

6 Favourite thing to do with your Dad/Grandfather/Uncle

7 A healthy recipe

8 Something starting with the letter ‘b’

9 Favourite Australian animal

10 Something you have made out of cardboard

Thank you, Miss O’Neill and Ms Caffery

Stage 1 News Topics This term, students in Stage 1 will continue to share news with their class once a week. Students will speak on a variety of news topics to share their knowledge and understanding on key learning areas covered at school as well as sharing things of personal interest. We ask that you encourage your child to regularly participate, as it benefits their speaking and listening skills. Please see the table below for your child’s news day. Thank you for your support!

1/2 Kangaroo

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Daniel Laura Braxton Noah Emma

Kenzi Cooper Lachlan N. Levi Koa

Piquet Lennon Alfie Jordan Indi

Georgie

2 Platypus

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Lilli Bastian Harrison Charli Sam H.

Ava Thomas Jim Ryann Ned

Phoenix Lachlan P. Zoe

1/2 Emu

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Ollie Sam F. Liam Gemma Ivy

Charlotte Tully Lane Logan Briah

Brayden Chloe Huddy

Tommy Nathaniel Caleb

Alvin Tyler Haris

Topics

Week Topic

2 Write a story about something special you did in the holidays to share with your class.

3 Choose your favourite animal. Research and share 5 facts about your chosen animal.

4 Bring in an item/object relating to a special memory. Tell the class why it is special.

5 Tell us what character you will be coming as for our Book Character Parade and why.

6 Take a nature walk. Collect something you could re-purpose, bring it in and share it with your class.

7 Choose an animal that hatches from an egg. Draw a picture that shows the egg and the animal.

8 Share with your class what you would like to be when you grow up.

9 Share your favourite book with the class. Explain why it is your favourite.

10 Tell the class about a learning area that you improved in or something you are proud of doing this term.

Infants’ Town Library Visit On Tuesday, infants students went for their first trip to the town library. Year 2 Platypus and Kindergarten received an introduction about how the library works and were given a fun activity to help familiarise them with the layout. Many students were surprised at the range of things the library offered and could not wait to go back. Next week, 1/2 Kangaroo and 1/2 Emu will have their turn. Each class will be treated to four visits this term.

Michaela Olde shows Year 2H the picture book section of the

kids’ area.

Kindergarten enjoy the comfort of the kids’ area.

Waste Free Wednesday This week was our very first whole school Waste Free Wednesday and we have been very surprised with the enthusiasm from our students. Many students are getting on board with the program and brought terrific looking lunch boxes. Thank you to all parents and students who participated. We look forward to watching our waste habits improve! Students collect the data and look for patterns when they create graphs of waste production, including how many pieces of rubbish each student would have contributed per class. Well done to the Dingo and Koala Classrooms that have less than one piece of rubbish per student in their room!

Enrolling Now For 2020

If you know of families who will have children starting school at Crookwell Public in 2020 please encourage them to return their Application for Enrolment Form promptly. This will

allow staffing arrangements for next year to be firmly in place by the commencement of the new academic year.

Families new to the school community are invited to contact the school on 48 321 213 to arrange an interview with Mr Whittington, meet the staff, tour the school and receive a Crookwell Public School Information package.

Thank you to the families who have already completed and submitted their child’s application to enrol.

Home and Emergency Contact Details The colder weather has now set in and the chance of having to evacuate the school due to heavy snow or extreme weather increases. It is important that we have current contact details in case of an emergency. If you have recently changed your mobile phone number, changed address or any other emergency contact details please contact the office and have these details updated as soon as possible.

“A book is a gift you can open again and again.” – Garrison Keillor

40

60

10

36

14

11

29

52

61

WK 2 WASTE FREE DATA

00.5

11.5

22.5

3

Pieces of Rubbish Per Child Wk 2

GCOPS Concert and Final Rehearsal at Goulburn Workers Club The GCOPS concert will be held on Thursday 8

th August.

The participating students will be travelling by bus to the Goulburn Workers Club on Thursday 8th August 2019 for their final concert rehearsal. Students and staff will leave Crookwell Public School at 9.30am and return by 3pm. Students will need to pack their recess, lunch, hat and a water bottle in their school bags. Full winter school uniform is to be worn by all students. There is no payment required for

this rehearsal as our second group rehearsal was held in Crookwell and students paid for two bus trips to Goulburn earlier in the year. Please fill out the attached permission note and return it to the office by Friday 2

nd August.

Students will be required to travel into the Goulburn Workers Club with a parent/carer for the evening concert, meeting at 6.45pm for a 7.00pm start and will need to be picked up at the conclusion of the concert.

The students participating in the concert are:- Issy Cole, Flo Dark, Abigail Gray, Miles Pitt-Lancaster, Abby Merryfull, Emma Robertson, Joshua Ross, Charlotte Selmes, Eli Stewart, Sophie Watson, Maddy Wray, Lily Butler, Sam Dooley, Jesse Faulkner, Hanna Hunt, Stirling Inder, Luke Palmer, Cody Tate, Eve Roberts, Regan Selmes, Billy Snape, Ellie Whittington, Betsy Willis, Mia Anderson, Sianabel Anderson, Claire Collins, Skye Garnham, Skyelah Gray, Ella Hollis, Annie Knight, Kiarna McCarten, Darcie Osborne, Ava Rogan, Sophie Ward, Ruby Butler, Annabelle Caves, Evelyn Dark, Shae Dumesic, Kade Fowler, James Kelly, Elizabeth McDonald, David Pick, Louise Robertson, Emily Simpson, Ben Webster, Johnny Wilson, Elle Batey, Naomi Cramp, Ada Dunn, Michael Foster, Alyssa Huang, Katelyn Kelly, William McDonald, Crystal Pick, Poppy Stephenson, George Willis, Mackenzie Gauci, Sienna Gray, George Lee and Sam McGregor. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GCOPS rehearsal in Goulburn- Thursday 8th August 2019

I give _________________________________ permission to attend the GCOPS final rehearsal on Thursday 8th August 2019 in Goulburn at the Goulburn Workers Club. I understand that my child will be travelling to and from the venue by bus. Emergency Phone contact: ________________________ Parent/Guardian Name: ___________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:_________________________ Date__________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GCOPS Concert Tickets Tickets are now available to be purchased for the Goulburn Community of Public Schools (GCOPS) concert being held on Thursday 8

th August, 2019. Tickets have been

allocated at 2 tickets per participating student. If you have one child participating, you can purchase 2 tickets. If you have 2 children participating, you can purchase 4 tickets etc.

Toddlers who will be sitting on their parent’s lap DO NOT

require a ticket. Tickets must be paid for at the time of ordering. Once the first round of orders have been allocated, extra tickets may be available. Please fill the form below and return it to the office by Friday 2

nd August.

GCOPS Concert Tickets

Student/s name: ___________________________________ I have enclosed $ ______________ Emergency Phone contact: ________________________ Parent/Guardian Name: _____________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:_________________________ Date__________________ If payment made online POP Receipt # ________________

Tickets Cost per ticket

Tickets Total due

Adult

$6.00

Child

$3.00

Total

$

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K-2 Excursion to Canberra Theatre 06/09/2019 On Friday 6

th September 2019, students in Kindergarten,

Year 1 and Year 2 will be travelling to Canberra Theatre to

watch the live production of ‘Possum Magic’. For more

than 30 years, Mem Fox’s Possum Magic has captivated and enchanted young people all over Australia.

Students will be leaving school at approximately 9:30am and returning to school by 4pm. This will not be in time for

students to catch the bus home, alternate arrangements need to be organised to collect students from the school at 4pm. Children will need to bring a packed recess and lunch in separate plastic bags clearly labelled with their names.

Disposable drink containers are a handy idea on this excursion. We will be eating our packed lunch at Commonwealth Park at Lake Burley Griffin.

The total cost of this excursion is $50.00 per child. This includes the theatre ticket and bus fare. To assist parents in making the payment for this excursion, a payment plan has been set up:

First Instalment of $20.00 per child is now overdue.

Second Instalment of $15.00 per child is now overdue.

Last Instalment of $15.00 per child is due TODAY.

If there are any questions relating to this excursion please feel free to contact the school or come and talk to one of the K-2 staff members.

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Infants Excursion to Canberra Theatre

I give permission for my child/ren ____________________ of __________ class to attend the Infants Canberra Theatre Excursion to watch ‘Possum Magic’ on Friday 6

th September,

2019. Please find enclosed payment of $_________ towards the cost of the excursion. Signed: ______________________ Date: __________ (Parent/Caregiver) If payment made online POP Receipt Number ___________

University of N.S.W. Competitions for Yrs 3-6

Students who are currently in Years 3 - 6 are invited to take part in the Digital Technologies Competition, Science Competition, Spelling Assessment, English Competition and Mathematics Assessment. The competitions take place

in schools throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Region and are an initiative of International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) of the University of N.S.W.

The Digital Technologies Competition will be held first, on Tuesday, 3

rd September, 2019. The Science Competition will

be held on Thursday 5th

September, 2019 and the Spelling Assessment will occur on Thursday 12

th September. The

English Assessment will be on Tuesday 17th September and

the Mathematics Competition will be held Thursday 19th

September. This year all assessments will be online.

The competitions provide an opportunity for all students to gain a measure of their own achievement in an external assessment situation. It provides schools and teachers with comprehensive reporting of results and also gives parents helpful information regarding their child’s performance.

All students receive a certificate and an individual student report indicating which questions they answered correctly, as well as the average mark for the state. The student report is also useful for highlighting student strengths and weaknesses in the skills and processes of the competition subject area.

The entry fee is $14.50 per student, per competition.

If you would like your child/ren to participate in one or all of the competitions please complete the attached note and return it to school by Friday 9

th August, 2019.

All payments are completed online through the ICAS website at unsw.global/parentpay . The payment system is a simple and secure online payment service specifically for parents to purchase ICAS assessments. Please be advised that online payment and registration for ICAS assessments closes Wednesday 14

th August. You will be required to enter a

unique access code for Crookwell Public School which is d98dbd8bc9.

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University of N.S.W. Competitions: The permission note needs to be returned to school no later than Friday 9

th August, 2019 if your child is to participate.

I give permission for my child _________________________ to participate in the following University of N.S.W. Competitions:-

a) Digital Technologies Competition on 03/09/19 YES/NO

$14.50 entry fee paid online YES/NO

b) Science Competition on 05/09/19 YES/NO $14.50 entry fee paid online YES/NO

c) Spelling Assessment on 12/09/19 YES/NO $14.50 entry fee paid online YES/NO

d) English Competition on 17/09/19 YES/NO

$14.50 entry fee paid online YES/NO e) Mathematics Assessment on 19/09/19 YES/NO $14.50 entry fee paid online YES/NO

Please find $ _______________ enclosed. Signed: ________________________________ (Parent/Caregiver) Date: __________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

African Beats On Monday 26

th August, African Beat Performance

Company will be returning to Crookwell Public School to present their fabulous interactive drumming tour. Students from K-6 will have another opportunity to participate in a well-structured, informative and highly interactive drumming performance by one of West Africa’s top cultural troupes, The Salaka Ensemble. “Salaka” means “Sharing” in the Ga language of Ghana. The performance by visiting artists from Ghana immerses students in the rich culture and rhythms of Africa, in an entertaining and educational way. Best of all, it’s hands on! The cost of the performance is $6.00 per child. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

African Beats

I give my child(ren)_________________________________ permission to attend the ‘Salaka’ African Beats performance on Monday 26

th August. I have enclosed $6 per child to

cover the cost of the interactive performance. Signature of Parent/Caregiver: ___________________

Date: ________________

If payment made online POP Receipt # ________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

STEM Performance at Crookwell High School On Monday 19

th August students in Stage 3 will be

attending a STEM based performance at Crookwell High School. LAUNCH TO THE FUTURE celebrates the 2019 National Science Week in Schools theme: Destination Moon - More Missions, More Science. LAUNCH TO THE FUTURE focuses on how space programs and lunar science propel us into the future using STEM! In a series of sketches, professional actor/educators use student suggestions to create uniquely hilarious scenes that educate on the moon and space science. Students will be travelling to the high school by bus, departing Crookwell Public at 9:15am sharp and returning in time for recess. There will be no cost for this excursion.

…………………………………………………………………. STEM Excursion to ‘Launch to the Future’ Crookwell

High School

I give permission for my child/ren _____________________ in class/es to attend the ‘Launch to the Future’ performance at Crookwell High School on 19

th

August. I understand that students will be travelling by bus to the high school, departing from school at 9:15am and returning before recess.

Parent/Guardian Signature________________________

Date__________________

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Saving Lives and Money Unfortunately we had a near miss on the pedestrian crossing on Thursday morning. A parent parked on the pedestrian crossing blocking the view for other drivers and when a student was crossing the road on the crossing a car drove straight across in front of the student missing them narrowly. This could have ended in a tragic accident.

Staff and parents have recently noticed people stopping in the designated bus zone at the front of the school, parking in the driveways of neighbouring properties, parking incorrectly and stopping in the No Standing Zone that borders the Denison Street pedestrian crossing. Please refrain from doing such things and abide by the rules that govern these areas in order to avoid a hefty fine and help to protect the health and safety of our students. The local police have been notified and a stronger police presence to protect our children will be implemented.

It would be devastating to know that your actions resulted in a child being seriously injured or that your wallet was considerably lightened by a hefty fine.

I greatly appreciate your cooperation in these matters.

Stage 3 Ethics We welcome Ms Mandy McDonald to our school community as our new Stage 3 Ethics teacher. Ms McDonald has completed her training and will be joining us each Thursday morning to facilitate the ethics lessons with those Stage 3 students who have expressed that they would like to participate in those lessons. Congratulations Lillian! A big congratulations to Lillian Skelly who placed 29

th out of

78 runners at state cross country at Eastern Creek last Friday. This is an amazing achievement at a state event, well done Lillian, you should be extremely proud of your efforts!

Yours in Public Education,

Michael Whittington Principal

Kirstie O’Neill Assistant Principal

Greg Atfield Relieving Assistant Principal

P&C News P&C Meeting next Monday, 5

th August, at 5pm in the

staffroom. All welcome!

Canteen Roster Term 3 Food for Thought Week 3

Wednesday 7th August Friday 9

th August

Marion Harrop Shirley Pearman

Kylie Ward John & Victoria Gray Angela Rowles

Week 4

Wednesday 14th

August Friday 16th August

Jan Woods Amanda Pearson

Liz Hunt Liddy Skelly Jan Woods

Week 5

Wednesday 21st August Friday 23

rd August

Mandy Hollis Alex Hewitt

Peta Reid Heather Stanger Julie Simpson

Week 6

Wednesday 28th

August Friday 30th August

Rob & Nicola Foster Alison Moloney

Jackie Dawson John & Victoria Gray Michelle Butler

Week 7

Wednesday 4th September Friday 6

th September

Amanda Pearson Katie Keith

Sheridan Riles Monique Foster Jan Woods

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thereof by Crookwell Public School.