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JINDABYNE CENTRAL SCHOOL EDUCATING THE FUTURE

NEWSLETTER Term 1, Week 6

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March 2015

Relieving Principal’s Message…..

Term 1

The academic year has certainly continued at a rapid pace with students involved in a range of curricula and extra curricula activities. I have continued my visits to classrooms and this week was privileged to attend the Year 11 Accelerated Maths Class. I must admit the mention of polynomials sent me right back to my own classroom with Ms Pedersen in 1981. The students were using Geogabra, a web based application to graph their curves and check their working. Year 10 Geography have been working on the development of their media file on issues concerning the Environment, Social Issues, politics and the world forum to name a few. Ms Mugridge and the Year 1 class have been focusing on Spiders and Mini beasts and I was impressed with their literacy learning that occurred. I have had a visit from KN to show me their writing and drawing and have attended the Stage 6 Business Studies class. I will continue to visit classes across K-12 throughout this term. Year 11 Biology class participated in their first field trip for the year and we have Music students heading to Sydney for the performance of Encore- the exemplary HSC Performances from 2014.

A number of students are heading to Dapto tomorrow to compete in the 2015 South Coast SSA Primary Swimming Championships. We wish them every success. A number of students participated in the Triathlon recently held at Lack Crackenback as part of the 2015 Oceania Cross Triathlon Championships and Multi Sport Festival.

A number of Jindabyne Central School students will participate in the upcoming Interschool Mountain Bike Championships. Now in its 18th year, there is a thrilling line up of racing, competition and fun for school age mountain bike riders. The Interschools are a great way for riders to compete in a supportive and fun environment with a free-rolling mix of events across the weekend. The Championships will feature Downhill, Cross-Country and Dual Compressor events, plus an additional participation competition the fast and flowing Pump Track Challenge.

Secondary SRC

The student representatives for 2015 will be announced at todays’ formal assembly. I congratulate all students who have been nominated through the Leadership election process. What is your role as an SRC member?

To demonstrate capacity to adhere to, role model and encourage the school values of Respect, Responsibility and Personal Best

To actively participate in a range of SRC activities. For example, addressing Year Meetings, contributing to a Year Group project and volunteering for school service tasks such as Orientation Day, Presentation Day and organising events such as the school dance.

To canvass the opinions of fellow students on various issues and relate these to the School Executive

To contribute opinions in consultative forums on matters that affect students and the wider school community such as uniform changes and facilities improvement.

What are your responsibilities as an SRC member?

To be a positive role model for other students

To be loyal to JCS and represent our school to the community in a positive way

To maintain consistently high standards of behaviour and uniform within the school and in public

To encourage students to discuss with you issues which are of concern to them

To attend all scheduled SRC meetings

Parent Feedback

At all times we at Jindabyne Central School value the opinions and feedback provided to us concerning your child’s learning. Please make contact with your child’s class teacher, student adviser or Head Teacher if you have questions or concerns about homework, assignments and in class tasks. We are working to develop stronger connections between the school and the community as we recognise the value of such a partnership. One way to be a part of your child’s learning is to join the P&C and

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have a voice in the decisions that are made that impact on your child and their school.

Visitors to School

Schools remain among the safest places for our students. Despite this, protecting our schools, staff and students is a priority for school communities. Each person in the school community has a vital role to play in ensuring the safety and security of our staff, students and school properties. It is a shared responsibility that requires the commitment of everyone in the school community to:

create a climate within the school that values safety, and

be alert to any issues that may reduce safety and security.

Accepting ownership for safety is an important step in assisting the school to improve security.

As part of our process to protect our school we have a Visitor Management Plan. Any person that enters the school MUST SIGN IN AT THE OFFICE and is required to wear a visitor’s badge.

Academic Mentor-Teacher Buddy

This year will see the implementation of an Academic Mentor Program for students in Year 11 and 12. Staff volunteers will provide one-on-one support in addition to regular support provided in class. There are many ways of assisting students who need extra help to maximise their learning outcomes. One effective way of doing this is for teachers and other adults to work with students one-to-one or in small groups in a tutoring, coaching or mentoring role.

Teachers may provide extra teaching or tutoring before or after school or at lunchtime. Mentors, tutors and coaches can be recruited from school staff or from the community and as the strategy develops we will consider the use of volunteers from our community to assist in enhancing the program.

Resilience research confirms that the presence of a caring adult in their life is important in assisting students to overcome adversity and achieve at school. Effective mentoring seeks to provide such a presence by establishing a trusting relationship between student and mentor that:

• focuses on the needs of the student • models and fosters caring and supportive relationships

to increase

self confidence, awareness and management of behaviour

positive attitudes towards assisting others

develops active community partnerships

recognises that some students may become dependent

considers other interventions that may be in place.

Date for Selective High School Test

All students who have applied to participate in the Selection High School Test to be conducted at Jindabyne Central School on 12 March 2015 should have received notification of this test. This test is conducted by the High Performing Students Unit. Please contact this Unit if you have any enquiries regarding the Selective High School Placement Test. 92445669

School Cross Country

This whole school activity will be held on 19 March 2015 along the foreshore of Lake Jindabyne. The marshalling area will be The Clay pits and students will compete in staged events throughout the day. All students will be participating in this event and encouraged to work toward their Personal Best.

Mr Kowalewski, Mrs Dixon and Ms Ashby are the Event Coordinators for 2015. We invite parents to come along and watch the event.

Positive Behaviour For Learning

Positive Behaviour for Learning is an evidence-based whole school systems process to improve learning outcomes for all students.

This week we have had a visit form Murray Walpole, Head Teacher assigned to PBL. Our team which is comprised of staff from both Primary and Secondary departments have been working with the students and community along our PBL journey for approximately 12 months. Commitment leads to whole school ownership of the process that is necessary for implementation with fidelity.

We have collaborated around our values and have agreed upon the values of Respect, Responsibility and Personal Best.

Keys to success include:

forming a representative PBL team that meets at least once per month

creating, reviewing and revising the annual PBL action plan

collaborating with the entire staff to plan and implement PBL

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frequently reviewing, revising and documenting the process and saving related documents and data

clearly stating expectations of students and staff

developing and using a common vision, language and experience to support PBL implementation.

I have included a sample matrix at home that supports the philosophy of Positive Behaviour for Learning.

Student Voice, Values Education and Positive Behaviour for Learning-

Students are empowered and participate in the decision-making by being active members of the school’s PBL team. Our students will have the opportunity to support the implementation of the program, determine rewards and acknowledgments available to students and deliver peer awards and develop and present social skills lessons to students.

Our next steps will be working with the Leadership Teams in both Primary and Secondary to discuss the development of signage, behaviour expectations and a PBL Mascot.

P&C and School Council

A reminder that the AGM for the P&C is to be held on Wednesday 18 March at 7pm in the Staff Common room. A number of positions will be vacant and I encourage all parents to have a voice in your child’s learning at Jindabyne Central School.

Debbie-Lee Hughes Principal

School News

K - 2 News

Kindergarten are now quite settled into their classroom routines. We have been investigating our immediate school environment and exploring friendships, rules, rights and responsibilities. Students are focusing on the difference between making a good or bad choice. They have been working hard during all lessons and Kindergarten teachers are happy with their progress.

Stage 1 have all settled into their classrooms well and are thoroughly enjoying our investigations of minibeasts. The students are learning the importance of observation to gather information and how to draw and label diagrams appropriately. Our knowledge of interesting small creature facts is growing exponentially!

Our HSIE topic of Wet and Dry Environments integrates well with Science and we have been discussing the habitats of our minibeasts and adaptations that creatures make to live successfully in different environments.

Excursions are being planned for the end of Term 1 to Gaden Hatchery for Year 1 and the NPWS Education Centre for Kindergarten and Year 2. Notes will be coming home soon.

The Easter Hat Parade will take place on Wednesday 1st April (Week 10) this term and not the last day.

Thank you to all those parents who are helping out both in the classrooms and in many other capacities.

K-2 Teachers

Premier’s Reading Challenge

https://online.det.nsw.edu.au/prc/home.html

The challenge has started again for this year!! It would be great to have all students complete the challenge and receive their certificates at the Awards Days at the end of the year. Only students with a validated Student Reading Record are eligible for a certificate. The competition doesn’t close until 21st August but as winter is such a busy time for our community we are striving to complete the challenge well before the closing date. Teachers and students will make a list of the books read at school so they can be easily logged on at home.

Swimming Carnival Results 2015

Congratulations to all children who attended the Primary Swimming Carnival at Jindabyne Pool. It was a fantastic day where all children competed to the best of their ability.

“Students have the power to get their peers to

follow them in a way

adults can only dream…”

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A huge thank you to all the parent volunteers. We could not run a carnival without your help!

Results are as follows:

Boys 100m Freestyle

1st Brock, 2nd Jake, 3rd Patrick

Girls 100m Freestyle

1st Teagan, 2nd Letitia, 3rd Mackenzie

Boys Junior Breastroke

1st Patrick, 2nd Nicholas, 3rd Jock

Girls Junior Breastroke

1st Ruby, 2nd Indigo, 3rd Jesse

Boys 11 years Breastroke

1st Ryan, 2nd Angus, 3rd Sam

Girls 11 years Breastroke

1st Tamzyn, 2nd Letitia, 3rd Mackenzie

Boys 12/13 years Breastroke

1st Ethan, 2nd Zac, 3rd Jake

Girls 12/13 years Breastroke

1st Chloe, 2nd Keely 3rd Teagan

Boys Junior Backstoke

1st Nicholas, 2nd Patrick, 3rd Aidyn

Girls Junior Backstoke

1st Jesse, 2nd Tahlia, 3rd Ruby

Boys 11 years Backstroke

1st Fletcher, 2nd Angus F, 3rd Angus B.

Girls 11 years Backstroke

1st Kesha, 2nd Mackenzie, 3rd Tamzyn

Boys 12/13 years Backstroke

1st Jake, 2nd Brendan, 3rd Dylan

Girls 12/13 years Backstroke

1st Akira, 2nd Teagan, 3rd Amy

Boys 8 years Freestyle

1st Cody, 2nd Zac, 3rd Robin

Girls 8 years Freestyle

1st Indigo, 2nd Teyvia, 3rd Holly

Boys 9 years Freestyle

1st Charlie, 2nd Rennie, 3rd Riley

Girls 9 years Freestyle

1st Jesse, 2nd Tahlia, 3rd Ruby

Boys 10 years Freestyle

1st Patrick, 2nd Nicholas, 3rd Thomas

Girls 10 years Freestyle

1st Jasmin, 2nd Lia, 3rd Ruby

Boys 11 years Freestyle

1st Fletcher, 2nd Brock, 3rd Angus

Girls 11 years Freestyle

1st Letitia, 2nd Kesha, 3rd Tamzyn

Boys 12 years Freestyle

1st Jake, 2nd Griffin, 3rd Finley

Girls 12 years Freestyle

1st Teagan, 2nd Sienna, 3rd Chloe

Boys 13 years Freestyle

1st Patrick

Boys Junior Individual Medley

1st Nicholas, 2nd Patrick

Girls Junior Individual Medley

1st Indigo, 2nd Jessie, 3rd Tahlia

Boys Senior Individual Medley

1st Angus, 2nd Fletcher, 3rd Zac

Girls Senior Individual Medley

1st Teagan, 2nd Letitia, 3rd Mackenzie

Boys Junior Butterfly

1st Patrick, 2nd Nicholas, 3rd Charlie

Girls Junior Butterfly

1st Indigo, 2nd Ruby, 3rd Lucy

Boys 11 years Butterfly

1st Brock, 2nd Fletcher, 3rd Angus

Girls 11 years Butterfly

1st Mackenzie, 2nd Letitia, 3rd Tamzyn

Boys 12/13 years Butterfly

1st Zac

Girls 12/13 years Butterfly

1st Teagan, 2nd Chloe, 3rd Aylin

The house pointscore and age champions will be announced at Friday's assembly. Parents are invited to assembly to see place getters receive their ribbons.

Best of luck to all competitors at the District carnival.

Mrs Dixon

Secondary Swimming Carnival

On Friday the 6th of February the Secondary Students travelled to Berridale Pool for the annual Secondary Swimming Carnival. It was a glorious sunny day, perfect conditions for this event. It was excellent to see so many students proudly wearing their House colours and cheering on their friends that were competing. Congratulations to all the students who participated on the day, either swimming competitively or for fun with their friends; all earned points for their House.

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Congratulations to Townsend who are the 2015 Swimming House Champion.

Thank you to Mr McKellar and the hard working Yr 12 students who ran the BBQ and food stall providing delicious snacks all day. Congratulations to Mrs Stevens who was the winner of the Giant Twix raffle prize and to the teachers relay team for coming a very close second place in the Yr 12 vs. Teachers Relay race.

Thank you to the parent and teacher helpers who made the day run smoothly, and to all the JCS students for their excellent behaviour and participation.

Age Champions

12 Years

Girls Josie Baff Boys Sam Bylett

13 Years

Girls Kyah Carson Boys Nick McLennan

14 Years

Girls Lucie Kuhn Boys Ian Grant

15 Years

Girls Kirra Burke Boys Ethan Inches

16 Years

Girls Sarah Lambert Boys Rohan Milliken

17+ Years

Girls Charlotte Murphy Boys Max Howitt

Miss Ashby

Zone Swimming Carnival

On Wednesday 18th of February students from JCS travelled to Narooma to compete at the Zone Swimming Carnival. We achieved some excellent results with six students progressing to the next level. Congratulations to Josie Baff for being awarded the 12 Years Zone Age Champion.

The Regional Swimming Carnival will be held in Dapto on the 5th of March where our students will represent the Eurobodalla Zone. Congratulations to all of the students who competed on the day and represented our school with pride.

Recorder Group 2015

Recorder Group will be held on Fridays at 8:30am in Mrs Dixon’s room, beginning this Friday March 13th, 2015. Beginner and experienced students from Years 3-6 are invited to join. Students must bring their own recorder and A4 display book. Recorder Group is a free activity, but there are some costs involved if your child is selected to perform at the Opera House.

Jindabyne Central School has been offered 30 positions for recorder players to perform in the Mimosa concert, at

the NSW Department of Education Instrumental Festival, which will be held at the Sydney Opera House on Thursday August 6th, 2015.

This year the JCS String Ensemble will perform on Wednesday August 5th, 2015, making it possible for students to perform with both the Recorder Group and String Ensemble, on consecutive nights. This is a special chance to perform at Australia’s premier performance venue, and for many students, a once in a lifetime opportunity.

There will be a rehearsal during the day of Thursday August 6th, 2015 and the concert will be held that evening, therefore two nights’ accommodation may be required. Parents are required to organise travel and accommodation for themselves and their children.

Students who regularly attend Recorder Group rehearsals and show improvement in their musicianship will be invited to perform at the Opera House.

Mrs Dixon

Careers Corner

The HSC and CAREERS EXPO 2015

28th – 31st May, Moore Park

o 150 exhibitors including universities, TAFE and training colleges, gap year and careers information providers

o 100 seminars for years 10, 11 and 12 students School bookings close on 15th May so please indicate your interest to Mrs Stevens this term or Ms Green early next term.

MY DAY at CSU Experience a day at Charles Sturt University!

Arts, Psychology and Social Work: Wagga Wagga Campus, 20th March, 9.30am-2pm. Registration by 13th March via Mrs Stevens. For students who may be interested in studying for a Bachelor of Arts, Psychology or Social Work.

Dentistry and Allied Health:

Orange Campus, 13th April, 10am-2pm. Registrations by 31st March via Mrs Stevens. For students who may be interested in studying: Dental Science, Physiotherapy, Clinical Science and Pharmacy.

Communication and Creative Industries: Bathurst Campus, 13th April, 9.30am-2pm. Registrations by 31st March via Mrs Stevens. For students who may be interested in studying: Advertising, Radio, Journalism, Public Relations, Theatre Media and Sports Journalism.

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Australian Defence Force Gap year

Applications are now open for programs commencing Jan/Feb 2016 in the Navy, Army and Air Force.

You must have finished year 12 (by the time the program commences) and be over 17 to apply. For full details and to register your interest, see: http://www/defencejobs.gov.au/education/GapYear/

Cultural Au Pair Program Gap year in the USA!

Participate in a cultural exchange where you live with an American host family, care for their children, and get paid for it. Information session Canberra – Sunday 15th March, 12-2pm, Belconnen Community Centre. For registration and more information, please see Mrs Stevens.

Interested in being a Camp Counsellor in the USA?

For over 100 years, American families have been sending their children, ages 6-17, to over 12,000 summer camps spread all throughout the United States. Today, children from all corners of the globe travel to the US for camp and camp is now a truly international environment.

Every summer, children look forward to spending anywhere between 1-9 weeks at camp and, for many, this is their time to break loose from every-day life, try new activities and really enjoy themselves. The very best friendships are built on camp and the children rely on Counsellors to make sure they have the best possible summer. You must be over 18 to apply.

For more information please visit: www.campamerica.com.au or come to the Careers Office.

A FORUM FOR STUDENTS IN YEAR 10 & 11 Thursday 26 March 2015 and the Autumn School of Engineering for Year 11 & 12 Students 13 April to 17 April 2015

For further information on a career in engineering or to register your interest in the forum or the school, please see Mrs Stevens and take a look at

www.engineersaustralia.org.au/sydney-division/discover-engineering

For more information on becoming a petroleum engineer, please visit: Society of Petroleum Engineers www.spe.org/asiapacific

Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association Ltd www.appea.com.au

Australian College of Applied Psychology

Information Evening Wednesday 18 March 2015, Sydney 6-8pm

The Australian College of Applied Psychology offers a range of courses centered around applied psychology and related fields. The kind of course you choose to study depends on your career goals, learning style, schedule and lifestyle.

Established over 30 years ago, the Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP) is a leader in applied psychology education. ACAP offers specialist courses in counselling, psychology, coaching, social science, social work and case management and has over 5,500 students studying on-campus or online.

For further information on a career in psychology, or to register your interest in the information evening, please see Mrs Stevens and take a look at http://www.acap.edu.au

Free Digital Workshops for students in Year 11 & 12

3D Animation – Game Design – Film Editing

Saturday 14 March

www.ait.nsw.edu.au/free-daycourses/

Flight Centre Travel Academy is a training and education organisation that is part of the Flight Centre Travel Group. www.fctravelacademy.com

Certificate II in Tourism

Certificate IV in Tourism

Certificate III in Events

The Dual Diploma of Travel, Tourism & Events

Study now, pay later! For information on VET FEE-HELP, visit: www.studyassist.gov.au

UMAT 2015

The Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences Admission Test is used specifically to assist with the selection of students into the medicine, dentistry and health science

degree programs at undergraduate level at a number of universities in Australia and New Zealand. Registrations

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are open until June 5th 2015, with the examination on July 29th. For full details see the UMAT Information Booklet in the Careers Office or see http://umat.acer.edu.au/

P & C

The Annual General Meeting of the P&C is fast approaching.

We need you… but more importantly - your child/children need you.

AGM - March 18th, 2015 at 7.00pm.

Easter Raffle Mufti Day Wednesday 18 March 2015

No School Uniform Day! ……And bring along a gold coin donation OR

some Easter Eggs/Easter Bunnies Any shape, any size, any colour!

Your donation will go towards the P&C Easter Raffle

Prize Baskets drawn at the Easter Hat Parade on

Wednesday 1 April 2015.

Thank you for supporting your school - JCS P&C PS - Raffle tickets will be sent home around the 11 March 2015

If you have any baskets you would like to donate, send them along with

the eggs!

JCS P&C

PRIMARY DIARY DATES

TERM 1

WEEK 6B

Tuesday 3rd March – Yrs 3 & 4 26 Story Treehouse

Friday 6th March – Area Swimming- Dapto / Sport (4)

WEEK 7A

Thursday 12th March – Selective High School Test

Friday 13th March – Sport (5)

WEEK 8B

Wednesday 18th March – P& C AGM

Thursday 19th March – Cross Country Carnival

Friday 20th March - Sport (6)

WEEK 9A

Thursday 26th March – District Cross Country Carnival – Nimmitabel

Friday 27th March – Sport (7) (last)

WEEK 10B

Wednesday 1st April – Easter Hat Parade

Thursday 2nd April – Last day of TERM 1

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SECONDARY DIARY DATES

TERM 1

WEEK 6B

Tuesday 3rd March – Yr 11 Bio Fieldtrip

Wednesday 4th March – TAFE Day 3

Thursday 5th March – Area Swimming- Dapto

Friday 6th March – Sport (4)

WEEK 7A

Wednesday 11th March – TAFE Day 4

Friday 13th March – Sport (5)

WEEK 8B

Monday 16th March – Yr 7, Yr 11/12 Immunisation Day (1)

Wednesday 18th March – TAFE Day 5 / P& C AGM

Thursday 19th March – Cross Country

Friday 20th March - Sport (6)

WEEK 9A

Wednesday 25th March – TAFE Day 6

Thursday 26th March – Year 12 Half Yearly / Regional Swimming (Sydney)

Friday 27th March – Year 12 Half Yearly / Sport (7) (last)

WEEK 10B

Monday 30th March – Yr 12 half yearly / Music performance Evening Yr 9, 10 & 12

Tuesday 31st March – Yr 12 Half Yearly

Wednesday 1st April – Yr 12 Half Yearly / TAFE day 7

Thursday 2nd April – Last day of TERM 1

COMMUNITY NOTICES

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Cooma Tigers Soccer Registration Registrations are open for the Sat morning soccer comp that involves the local schools in this area. This year the age group will include U6s through to U11s , this means that if your child turns 12 this year then they ONLY have the option to play in the new Cooma Tigers U12s division.

ALL REGISTRATIONS ARE TO BE COMPLETED, WITH PAYMENT, ON LINE ONLY Go to www.myfootballclub.com.au Saturday Morning Soccer Competition Registrations are now open for the Sat morning soccer comp, that is run by the Cooma Soccer Club. This will be eligible for players from the U6s up to U11s , any child 12 or over will only be able t to register in the new Capital Football Junior League. The competition for 2015 will start on the 2nd of May and go through until the 29th of August. Rego cost this year will remain at $100 , however if your child has not paid by the week before the start of comp (25th of April ) then the web site will automatically change the cost to $125 (capitol football policy). Info for new and existing coaches will be provided through the clubs new development officer, Brett Simpson.

Registrations this year are ON LINE ONLY. Follow these instructions; Go to www.myfootballclub.com.au Go the register now box, on the right hand side of the page. Go to Player registration Choose the third option ( create FFA account), unless you have previously registered on line Complete the forms as instructed. When prompted to search for a club , choose Cooma SC When prompted for 'registration package", choose your school Then go to 'Pay online now". You will need a credit card to pay. A separate account needs to be created for each family member. It is important to register early, to allow the school Coordinators time to nominate the correct number of teams into the competition. Contact details for Cooma Football Club can be found at coomafc.net

Energy Rebate

The Family Energy Rebate is one of a number of NSW Government energy assistance programs to help eligible

households reduce the impact of electricity costs.

It takes just two minutes to apply online and once

submitted the rebate application begins processing. Applying online can also be done from mobile, internet-

enabled devices including smartphones and tablets.

To explain the rebate, you can visit one of the social media

channels:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/nswre

Twitter - https://twitter.com/nswre

More information is available from the Family Energy

Rebate website, including eligibility criteria and frequently

asked questions. Sky can also support your office by arranging links between the Family Energy Rebate website

and your website, e-newsletter, Facebook or Twitter platforms enabling your community to easily access rebate

information and application forms.

Applications for the 2014-2015 Family Energy Rebate up to $150 are available from our website. Reminder: To qualify for the 2014/15 Family Energy Rebate the applicant must have received a 2013/14 Family Tax Benefit payment from Centrelink and the applicant must be the electricity account holder for the household. For a full list of the eligibility criteria and further information on the Family Energy Rebate, follow the link above to our website.

Calling all JCS Bike Riders

Thredbo mountain bike interschools is on again:

6th - 8th March

This is not only for downhill riders but cross country, pumptrack and dual compressor and is open to primary school and High School.

Anyone interested in being part of the JCS mountain bike interschools team can contact Miss Ashby or Cal Goodman (Jindabyne MTB Jnr Developement Officer 0412463359) or email caloffroad4x4@bigpond.com

All level of riders are welcome

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Snowy Supercats 2015 AFL Auskick Program

The NAB Auskick program offers the chance to learn all the skills of AFL in a fun and safe environment! No

matter the skill level come along and give it a go! Ages: Kids aged between 5 & 12 years old Dates: Saturday 23rd May 2015 9:30am – 10:30am Saturday 30th May 2015 9:30am – 10:30am Saturday 13th June 2015 9:30am – 10:30am Saturday 20th June 2015 9:30am – 10:30am Saturday 27th June 2015 9:30am – 10:30am An additional session will be on Saturday 25th of July when we get to take part in the halftime activities at the GWS v Geelong game in Canberra. Cost : $60 Includes Auskick Bag, Ball, Magazine, Hat, Footy Cards Coaching, Snack, Drink Time: Sessions are 9:30am – 10:45am Saturdays except for our ½ time AFL Venue: Snowy Oval, Yarra st, Cooma Register: at www.aflauskick.com.au , type in the local postcode (2630) and follow the prompts or register at the first sessions For further information about the program please contact Stu Wood on 0422 496 400

Snowy Supercats 2015 AFL Season

The Snowy Supercats AFL teams are looking for players for Auskick (5yo-10yo), under 12's, Under 14's and Under 16's in the ACTJAFL Competition. ACTJAFL Season 2015 starts on Saturday 2nd of May and games are played in Cooma, Jindabyne and Canberra. Training: Takes place at Snowy Oval, Yarra Street Cooma on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00pm - 6:30pm. Cost: $60 Includes Coaching, Games,

Shorts and Socks additional $20 if required Jumper provided

Contact: Anyone interested can contact Stuart Wood on 0422496400 or visit www.coomacats.sportingpulse.net Snowy Supercats AFL, Cooma Cats AFL and Auskick AFL Registration Days

Thursday 5

th March 2015 5:30pm – 6:30pm, Snowy Oval, Yarra

St., Cooma Saturday 14

th March 2015 10am – 2pm, Cooma Show, Cooma

Showground, Cooma Sunday 15

th March 2015 10am – 12pm, Cooma Markets,

Centennial Park, Cooma Thursday 19

th March 2015, 5pm - 6pm, Snowy Oval, Yarra St.,

Cooma Friday 27

th March 2015, 3pm - 4pm John Connors Oval,

Jindabyne

or Register Online at www.coomacats.sportingpulse.net

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