tullibigeal central school newsletter · 10/31/2017 · scarves, jewelry, jam, pickles and sauces,...

TRUTH AT ALL TIMES, CONSIDERATION FOR OTHERS AND SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

Jacqui Dillon- Principal Kurrajong St, TULLIBIGEAL NSW 2669 T: (02) 69729105 F: (02) 69729267 M: 0472 848 326 E: [email protected]

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TULLIBIGEAL CENTRAL SCHOOLNewsletter

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Congratulations to all our students who entered the "In the West" writing competition in West Wyalong on the weekend. Congratulations to Sophie Loftus and Emma Bendall who both took out first prize; we also had many students recognised with a highly commended. Well done.

Last week we had the ASPIRE team working with our secondary students completing some STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) activities. The students really enjoyed these hands on activities and are looking forward to their trip to Sydney later in the term, where they will be involved in more activities involving STEM.

Last week, our two Year 9 students headed off to Dubbo to be involved in the ASPIRE Taster Day. Grace and Jayden both learnt a lot about their chosen career options for the future. We are very lucky to be supported so well from the University of NSW and the opportunities they provide our students.

Our PBL celebration, which was held last Friday was a great success with all students participating in a Treasure Hunt around the town. All students enjoyed the activities especially in the Co-op where they were able to high five Debbie and Helen. The treasure hunt ended at the park where all students enjoyed an ice block.

Tomorrow I will be attending the Access steering Group meeting in Dubbo on behalf of the Lachlan Access Program. This meeting will be looking at consultation with the rural and remote group to discuss the future of Access programs across the state.

Finally congratulations to Grace Dillon who entered the ATOM photography competition, which was judged last week in Melbourne. Grace's three photos of her back yard competed with photos across the country and New Zealand in the lower secondary area. Grace was successful in becoming a finalist. Congratulations Grace.

From the School, Thank you to all those who helped on the weekend; the Gymkhana was again another success. Congratulations to Donald Tyack and his committee on another great day. Thank you to our P & C Committee for our well run BBQ and to all the parents who volunteered their time on the day. The school drink stand was well supported and we also thank those who helped out.

Treasure Hunt winners: Tahlia Crawford, Charlotte Browne, Miss Bell, Abbie Lewis, Damon Imrie, Skye

Newham and Ricky Murray-Wright

Grace Dillon at ASPRIE Jackson Payne & Jayden Loxley in the Treasure Hunt

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MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUNTennis catch up-round: Mayfields vs Mixtures

Tulli Picnic Races AGM- Mayfield Hotel 7.30pm

9/10 Girls TAFETaster Day @ Lake Tafe

Bronze MedallionCourse

Mebourne Cup Calcutta 6.30pm at Mayfield Hotel

Progress Meeting- 7.30pm

Melbourne Cup Day at the Hall, 11.30am

9/10 Elective History - US Civil War Task


Secondary Yearly Exams

Musica Viva

P&C Meeting at 5.30pm

9/10 Science Efficiency Research


SwimmingLessons K-6

-Year 10 Crossroads at Burrendong -7/8 ASPIRE in Sydney


White Ribbon March at Lake

3-6 Gala Basketball Day

Positive Behaviour for Learning

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Ice-cream Vouchers:

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FOCUS OF THE WEEK:

BE A GOOD SPORTSPERSON

MERIT AWARDS TERM 4 WEEK 3

STUDENT BANKING - EVERY WEDNESDAY Jan Ridley - Student Banking

Co-Ordinator

STUDENT BANKING

P & C

NEWS

IF YOU CANNOT DO YOUR DUTY PLEASE ORGANISE YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT. IT IS NOT UP TO THE SCHOOL TO FIND ONE FOR YOU.

TUCKSHOP ROSTER

TERM 4 TUCKSHOP PIE PATROL 8 NOVEMBER SHARON LONGFORD SARAH BELL

15 NOVEMBER MEL CRAWFORD

22 NOVEMBER MICHELLE LEWIS

29 NOVEMBER JULIE HAGUE

6 DECEMBER HOLLY IRELAND

TUCKSHOP TERM 4WEDNESDAY 1 NOVEMBER 2017TANYA HELYAR

PIE PATROL- SARAH BELL

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L ib ra ry NewsK/1/2- TUESDAY 3/4/5/6- THURSDAY

KINDER TRANSI T ION are now ab le to bor row. P lease send in l ib ra ry bags in w i th s tudents each week.

PLEASE NOTE: STUDENTS CAN ONLY BOOK DOWN WHEN THEIR PARENT HAS CALLED THE SCHOOL OR PROVIDED A NOTE WITH PERMISSON

Tahlia BendallMill ie HelyarJack Dillon

Ricky Murray-WrightDylan Browne

Sophia NewhamJordan Ireland

R E M I N D E R - T U C K S H O P B A G S A R E T O B E H A N D E D I N O N T U E S D A Y M O R N I N G

If you're intending on placing an advertisment or community news in the newsletter, could you please have it

to the school BY 12PM MONDAY AFTERNOON.

3-6 NEED YOUR RECYCLING ITEMS!

If you have any of the following and would like to

donate to the 3-6 Art Project, please bring them to the front

office. Thank you! Paper towel tube, plastic bottles

(any shape or size), cans, cartons/boxes or any packaging

materials.

P&C MEETING - 14TH NOVEMBER

* Thank you to everyone who helped with the BBQ and donated slices/cakes etc, on Saturday at the Gymkhana. It was a very successful day



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IN CLASS WITH 9/10

S C H O O L S C E N E S

P B L R E W A R D S D A Y - T O W N S C A V E N G E R H U N T

From left to right: Charlotte Browne, Emily Whymark and Finlay Kenzie

This term, Year 9/10 are studying electrical circuits in Science. The students had the opportunity to make their own torch last week and seemed to enjoy the hands-on activity. The torch was made using a foam cup and an empty toilet paper roll. Congratulations to those who successfully completed the task and

made it work. Well done!! -Mr Fung

Maddison Longford, Flynn Helyar, Sophie Loftus, Harley Henschke, Milly Helyar and

Amity Loxley

Sophia Newham, Jessie Tyack, Sienna Blacker, Jack Dillon, Jack Henschke

and Tayah Glasgow

Grace Dillon & Miranda Barnes

Left: Jordan Ireland, Jayden Loxley, Jackson Payne, Riley Glasgow,Finlay Kenzie & Miranda Barnes

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" I N T H E W E S T " W R I T I N G

C O M P E T I T I O N W I N N E R S

This term, Year 9/10 are studying electrical circuits in Science. The students had the opportunity to make their own torch last week and seemed to enjoy the hands-on activity. The torch was made using a foam cup and an empty toilet paper roll. Congratulations to those who successfully completed the task and

made it work. Well done!! -Mr Fung

Sophia Newham, Jessie Tyack, Sienna Blacker, Jack Dillon, Jack Henschke

and Tayah Glasgow

"Out in the West" - By Sophie Loftus

That darn alarm went off again! I roll out of bed as dad is yelling my name. It is time to get up but no one wants to get out of their warm cosy bed. It’s the last day of shearing out at the farm and my job is to help the shearers by picking up the wool. I love being a rouseabout in the sun and having a yarn with the workers. The clicking sound of the handpiece makes everyone happy, as dad pushes up more sheep in the pen.

It’s hard and hot but everyone soldiers on and keeps going. The old shearing shed is torn to bits in the hot sun. The shearers are stuffed as they keep picking up them sheep and getting the oily wool off them. The sheep are hot from being in that darn sun nearly all week.

Just as the day was coming to an end the last sheep was a ram. He was a kicking master, as one of the shearers got a whopper kick right in the nose. The blood was pouring out as dad was rushing around trying to find something to stop it. Mum thought he had concussion so she rushed him to the hospital. He turned out ok and everyone was glad shearing was over and cracked a cold one.

"Every Day Country Life" -By Emma Bendall


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TULLIBIGEAL MELBOURNE CUP DAY Tullibigeal Public Hall from 11.30 am TUESDAY 7th NOVEMBER 2017

Luncheon, Market Stalls, Fashion Parade, Flower Show, Cup Coverage, Sweeps, Competitions, Entertainment, Afternoon tea

Admission: $12 Afternoon Tea Only: $2

Luncheon: C.W. A. catering served 12 noon to 1pm Entertainment: Tullibigeal School Students at 1.30pm Fashion Parade: Out West Clothing, West Wyalong at 2 pm Melbourne Cup Coverage on large screen. Sweeps: $1 and $2. Per ticket Markets: A large and varied array including a variety of Craft work, Cushions, Scarves, cooking, exotic Cup Cakes, Garden plants, product and ornaments, Sewing articles, Giftware, Clothing, Scarves, Jewelry, Jam, Pickles and Sauces, The Farmers Goat milk products, handmade Wooden products, Italian Biscuit Fare and many other goodies and items. Raffles: $1.00 per ticket

***** Competitions: Prizes to be Won *****

Fashion: Best dressed lady most suitably fashion attired to attend the Melbourne Cup Day races.

Land Cookery Competition (for children): Open to all Children. Not just CWA. (PLEASE SEE LAST WEEK'S NEWSLETTER FOR RECIPES OR CONTACT THE SCHOOL) * Section 1: 18 yrs and under at 31 March 2017: 6 Chocolate and Hazelnut Friands. Presented on a foil covered board in clear oven bag. Special recipe to be used. Available from members listed below. * Section 2: 12 yrs and under at 31 March 2017: 4 Giant Anzac Chewy Biscuits approximately 8cm diameter. Presented on a foil covered board in clear oven bag. Special recipe to be used. Available from members listed below.

Competitive Flower Show Sections: Entries accepted 9-30 to 11-30am. 1: Collection Roses – maximum 8 blooms, 1 stem of each3: Best Rose Bloom 4: Best Rose Bud5: Best Collection Cut Flower – no shrubs or bulbs6: Collection Geraniums – limit 8 blooms, different7: Ivy Geranium – 3 blooms, different8: Collection Pansies – 6 blooms different9: Collection Bulbs, Corms, Rhizomes – limit 6 cuts, different10: Collection flowering shrubs – limit 6 cuts, different 11: Best Bloom or stem of Bloom – one cut, any variety not previously mentioned in schedule.

***All Welcome*** Come and enjoy a day with Tullibigeal CWA***

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TULLIBIGEAL PICNIC RACE CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

TUESDAY 31ST OCTOBER 2017 MAYFIELD HOTEL, 7.30PM

EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND

TULLIBIGEAL SWIMMING POOL MEMBERSHIP PRICES

• Family $75 (Only to include school age children. Anyone who has left school is

classified as a single.) • Family with 2 children under 2 - $55

•Grandparents/Couples - $55Singles - $30

• Pensioners/ Senior Card Holder - $15


TULLIBIGEAL NIGHT TENNIS 2017/2018 SEASON

HARVEST BREAK HAS STARTED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!

CATHOLIC LADIES CAKE STALLMELBOURNE CUP DAY

7TH NOVEMBER DONATIONS OF BAKED GOODS APPRECIATED

TULLIBIGEAL PROGRESS MEETING6TH NOVEMBER AT 7.30PM

Agenda: Changes to Australia Day arrangements & designs for the Memorial.

• Australia Day nominations can be picked up from the Co-op or downloaded from the Shire Website.

Nominations close on 17th November.


HALL BOOKINGSFor bookings of the

Tullibigeal Hall contactLinda Fair on 6896 5345

Hall key is still to be picked up from Leanne

Imrie.

Envious Hair At the Tulli CWA hall

First Thursday of every month

9:30am-4pm For appointments contact Christina - 68982283 or

0487416685

CWA ROOM HIREBookings should be directed

to the Secretary, Jennifer Ireland69729165.

MAYFIELD HOTEL NEWS

WED NIGHT LOCAL MEMBERS DRAW

Last week was $100 & was CLAIMED- Neil Hayward. This week $100. YOU

MUST HAVE YOUR MEMBERS CARD TO CLAIM

FRIDAY NIGHTS PUB GRUB7pm to 9pm

Happy hour 5-7pm: $6 Pints

PUB SUPER DRAW Drawn between 7pm & 9pm

Must be registered & in the pub to claim if you are drawn out. Last week the Super

Draw was UNCLAIMED. This week is $3,000.

TULLIBIGEAL CRICKET CLUB RAFFLES

KEYS FOR CASH $780Meat trays and veggie pack

SATURDAY SYDNEY RACE TIPPING

Tipping slips must be in before the first race

1st = 3 pts 2nd = 2 pts 3rd = 1 ptScratching = Top weight

$5 Entry8 winner jackpot $690

Last weeks resultsWinner : Terrie Payne

Points : 19 ptsAmount : $115

SUNDAY ROAST LUNCHRoast beef $12

Dessert- Mars Bar cheesecake $6

HAPPY HOUR 4-6PM - $6 PINTS

BEST PUB IN TOWN!Peg & Lou

TULLI CAFEWith any burger

with the lot (includes snitz, chicken ect)

FREE BUCKET OF CHIPS

• REWARDS CARD IS BACK. After every 5 purchases, $10 and over, receive a free

$5 voucher!• All new Apple chargers for iPhones and iPads available. Ear phones also available • Lots of gifts available and a garage sale

every weekend

Ring ahead to save time : 02 69729114Anyone interested in leasing the café please

get in contact with me on the above number. Thanks

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CRAFTY CORNER Fridays from 3pm- 5.30pm.Cakes, biscuits, jams, pickles, and second-hand

books available. After-hours contact: Fay Bendall 02 6972 9243

Tull i Swimming Pool NewsPool Supervised Hours

Starting 4th November 2017

Monday to Sunday 3.00pm – 6.00pm

Weather and Attendance PermittingThursday—Swimming Club

There will be no supervisor on duty. A child under the age of 10 must be

supervised by an adult (18years and over).

To open the pool at any time out of supervised hours you will need to have your Current Senior First Aid, Current Bronze Medallion and be a member. The key can be collected

from Mandy Glasgow or Louise Loftus.

Memberships are now due.

T U L L I B I G E A L C O - O P

O P E N I N G H O U R S - M o n - T h u r s : 9 a m - 5 p m

F r i d a y : 9 a m - 6 p m

T h e c o - o p o f f e r s a r a n g e o f g o o d s a n d s e r v i c e s i n c l u d i n g ,

• G r o c e r i e s• D e l i

• F r o z e n g o o d s• M e a t s u p p l i e d b y ' U n g a r i e B u t c h e r y '

• H a r d w a r e• M a g a z i n e s

• G i f t w a r e • C o n f e c t i o n a r y &

c o l d d r i n k s

F o r a n y s p e c i a l s o r

u p d a t e s , p l e a s e s e e o u r

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S H O P L O C A L ! U S E I T , O R L O S E I T

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