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Page 1 Lake Cargelligo Central School News 5 th July 2019 Excellence and opportunities for all in a caring environment Respectful Responsible Learners Find us at: 65 Canada Street, Lake Cargelligo, NSW Telephone: 02 6898 1008 Fax: 02 6898 1323 Email Address: [email protected] Website: www.lakecargel-c.schools.nsw.edu.au/ Term 2 -- Week 10 HOLIDAYS are nearly here!!! I think everybody – staff and students – all deserve a well earned break after a mammoth first half of 2019. One of the biggest highlights was undoubtedly OBSTACOOL – the inflatable fun land we had at LCCS on Wednesday. All students and some staff had an absolute ball climbing and jumping their way through the fun obstacles. It was fantastic for all students to be rewarded with this fun filled activity for their wonderful efforts throughout the term. Thank you to all the families who attended our parent / teacher interviews on Tuesday afternoon – it was a great success and provides us all with the opportunity to discuss and improve your child’s future efforts, results and wellbeing. Congratulations to Rebecca Van Dyk who was the Lucky Door Prize $50 H n M Butchery Voucher Winner in Secondary and Danielle Dean who was the Lucky Door Prize $50 H n M Butchery Voucher Winner in Primary. The whole school assembly on Thursday by Year 7 Fitzgerald and Kindergarten Forrest was also a sensational display of our student’s talents. It was also great to see so many students getting ‘Besties’ Certificates and to see our Athletics Carnival Age Champions receiving their trophies. Well done to all. It is with regret that we farewell Ms Andree Bellamy from our LCCS family this term. Ms Bellamy is a much loved teacher who always put her students first. She has been instrumental in reforming our Aboriginal Youth Leadership Group Dyirramalang and creating a cultural room for all students as well as designing and constructing the beginning of our Indigenous garden. Ms Bellamy has also been involved in several cultural excursions to Murrin Bridge, the Open Netball Team and the Griffith Theatre Excursion. Her enthusiasm and thirst for education will be sorely missed and we wish her all the best in the future. Lastly we wish all students and staff a safe and restful holiday with their loved ones. Term 3 commences for staff on Monday 22 nd July with a Staff Development Day. We look forward to students returning to school on Tuesday 23 rd July for another fun and productive term of learning. Erin O’Neill Principal (relieving) Coming events 22 nd July - Staff Development Day 23 rd July - Students return to school 24 th July - Royal Airforce Community Day 25 th July - Picture Book Performance K-6 Ava and Florence – Primary Besties
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Lake Cargelligo Central School News
5th July 2019
Excellence and opportunities for all in a caring environment Respectful Responsible Learners
Find us at: 65 Canada Street, Lake Cargelligo, NSW Telephone: 02 6898 1008 Fax: 02 6898 1323 Email Address: [email protected] Website: www.lakecargel-c.schools.nsw.edu.au/
Term 2 -- Week 10
HOLIDAYS are nearly here!!! I think everybody – staff and students – all deserve a well earned break after a mammoth first half of 2019. One of the biggest highlights was undoubtedly OBSTACOOL – the inflatable fun land we had at LCCS on Wednesday. All students and some staff had an absolute ball climbing and jumping their way through the fun obstacles. It was fantastic for all students to be rewarded with this fun filled activity for their wonderful efforts throughout the term. Thank you to all the families who attended our parent / teacher interviews on Tuesday afternoon – it was a great success and provides us all with the opportunity to discuss and improve your child’s future efforts, results and wellbeing. Congratulations to Rebecca Van Dyk who was the Lucky Door Prize $50 H n M Butchery Voucher Winner in Secondary and Danielle Dean who was the Lucky Door Prize $50 H n M Butchery Voucher Winner in Primary. The whole school assembly on Thursday by Year 7 Fitzgerald and Kindergarten Forrest was also a sensational display of our student’s talents. It was also great to see so many students getting ‘Besties’ Certificates and to see our Athletics Carnival Age Champions receiving their trophies. Well done to all. It is with regret that we farewell Ms Andree Bellamy from our LCCS family this term. Ms Bellamy is a much loved teacher who always put her students first. She has been instrumental in reforming our Aboriginal Youth Leadership Group Dyirramalang and creating a cultural room for all students as well as designing and constructing the beginning of our Indigenous garden. Ms Bellamy has also been involved in several cultural excursions to Murrin Bridge, the Open Netball Team and the Griffith Theatre Excursion. Her enthusiasm and thirst for education will be sorely missed and we wish her all the best in the future.
Lastly we wish all students and staff a safe and restful holiday with their loved ones. Term 3 commences for staff on Monday 22nd July with a Staff Development Day. We look forward to students returning to school on Tuesday 23rd July for another fun and productive term of learning. Erin O’Neill Principal (relieving)
Coming events 22nd July - Staff Development Day 23rd July - Students return to school 24th July - Royal Airforce Community Day 25th July - Picture Book Performance K-6
Ava and Florence – Primary Besties
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ASSEMBLY AWARDS
Kindergarten – Miss Forrest Jamie-Lea for effort in writing consistently with correct letter formation Jaaron for excellent results in his L3 assessment Brody for using strategies to assist in independent writing Year 1 – Mrs Moulds Bella for increased focus on her learning Tanesha for offering to help others and following the PBL values Cecil for his enthusiastic approach to reading and writing tasks Year 2 – Mrs Bussenschutt Isaac for pushing himself to achieve better in writing Mark for his consistent positive attitude to all tasks Year 3 – Mr Sheaves Angus for improved effort in maths Jovi for an awesome effort in spelling Alexandria for growth in her confidence Year 4 – Mr Ervin Ashton for his positive attitude and eagerness to learn Zemyrah for a fantastic effort in maths tasks Year 5/6 – Mr Dean Jamilla for encouraging peers to be sensible Zai-Anna for making informed decisions at school Dakota for working collaboratively with other students Sienna for being a responsible leader at our school Year 7 – Mr Fitzgerald Hydi for academic achievement in STEM Science Colby for academic achievement in STEM Science Isaah for consistent effort in Visual Art and Music Year 8 – Ms Bellamy Shikeea for leadership and responsibility Ruby for commitment to Dyiraamalang Gil for application in learning Year 9 – Miss Ireland Harry for his consistent overall results in Semester 1 report Cody for her consistent overall results in Semester 1 report
Lilly-Anna for positive contribution to Aboriginal Leadership Group Emilio for positive engagement in extracurricular activities this semester
Class Award recipients
Athletics Carnival Age Champions
Kinder at the assembly
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Performance notice We have the fabulous Meerkat Productions returning to our school week 1 next term. They are performing a brilliant production based on the picture book “Room on our Rock.” A clever story about accepting and helping others. The performance is on Thursday 25th July 2019 and the cost is $8.00 per child. There is no cost to students who have paid school fees. Lyn Ervin Book Week 2019 This year’s theme for Book Week is: Reading is My Secret Power We will be celebrating Book Week with a trivia afternoon, on Tuesday 20th August in Period 5 (this includes all students K – 6). Students will be placed in multi –age teams, and questions will come from a range of texts that students have been reading in class. We will be holding our Book Character Parade for infants and primary students on Thursday 22nd August in Period 5 (2pm). We would love it if all students could come to school on this day, dressed in a character costume (it would be great if it was based on the theme, but doesn’t have to be). All parents and community members are invited to attend and check out the students’ fabulous costumes. Following the Book Parade, everyone will be given the opportunity to purchase a book from our Book Fair, which is being hosted by Collins Booksellers, Griffith. Anne Sanson and Joclyn Newham
Mia and Gil – Secondary Besties
Year 8 - Mouse trap cars made on STEM day
Lacey and Keira – Year 7 singing at the assembly
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Athletics Carnival Results Results: Secondary – Oxley Primary – Oxley Age Champions Primary Junior Girl: Tahnee Davis Junior Boy: Zahn Norris 11 Year Girl: Matilda Porquet / Abbey Van Dyk 11 year Boy: Lakeil Dutton / Aden Beetson Senior Girl: Azaya Norris Senior Boy: Andre Dutton Age Champions Secondary 12 Year Girl: Lacey Ohlsen 12 Year Boy: Darneil Thomas 13 year Girl: Isabella Smith 13 year Boy: Kaleb Macqueen 14 Year Girl: Zarlia Norris 14 year Boy: Emilio Dutton 15 year Girl: Jade Smith 15 year Boy: Harry Luck 16 year Girl: Tegan Richardson 16 year Boy: Jack Little Open Girl: Madison Morris Open Boy: Zachary Brown NEW RECORDS Maddy Bell - 16 years discus with a distance of 21.27m Old Record Mariah Clarke 20.94m Tommi Booth - 16 years 200m with a time of 30.56s Old Record Renee Gordon 30.66s Tommi Booth - 16 years 400m with a time of 1:14.53 Old Record Natalie Paull 1:17.30 Cody Collins - 17 years high jump with a height of 1.67m Old Record D. Henschke 1.65m Azaya Norris - 12 years discus with a distance of 19.20m Old Record Cindy Norris 18.60m Darneil Thomas - 12 years 800m with a time of 3:04.34 Old Record Brodie Cruickshank 6:14.17
REMINDER
Orders for the Pie/Lamington Drive
are due on Wednesday 24th July 2019
Collecting Plastic Lids Over the next two terms I will be working with students to make a small mural inspired by the pictures below. To do this we need to collect lots of plastic lids of all colours and sizes. I would love any plastic lids you would like to donate. I will have a collection tub at my room. Lyn Ervin
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Under 16s Rugby League On Tuesday of week 9 the Under 16’s Rugby League team travelled to Dubbo to compete in the Central School Regional Championships. The boys played a total of five games throughout the day facing some tough opposition. The boys finished the day with only one win but gained a lot of valuable experience that they will take with them into next year. Stand out player for the day was Jack Little who lit up the field with his lightning speed. Jack scored a total of eight tries and two goals. Throughout the day each of the boys showed excellent sportsmanship and behaviour. Under 16s team: Beau Twomey, Jack Little, Harry Luck, Emilio Dutton, Logan Biggin, Patrick Cain, Jacob Beetson, Gil Toole, Joel Kelly, Koden Bell. Under 16s Rugby League team
Workplacement This week the Year 11 students who are completing a VET subject (Vocational Education and Training) participated in workplacement for their course. They all thoroughly enjoyed their time at various workplaces throughout Lake Cargelligo and the district and they brought back numerous skills. Thank you to the following local establishments: Commercial Hotel, Hargraves Rural Traders, The Country Mill, The Royal Mail, Lake Cargelligo Central School Canteen, Donohill Euabalong West, Elders Rural Services, Euabalong Station, Lake View, Local Land Services Condobolin, Margar Pastoral Co, Murtee Pastoral Co, PS, JG and DP Hague, Turup Pty Ltd. Taryn Kendall
Under 16’s Rugby League Team
Open Rugby League Team
Megan at the Commercial Hotel
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COMMUNITY NEWS
FORBES JUNIOR TENNIS Social Doubles Tournament
School holidays - Tuesday 16th July 2019
• Inviting all Junior players ages 8 and upwards who have basic tennis and scoring skills to play in a social doubles tournament – single entries -and players will be paired with multiple mixed and doubles partners throughout the day.
• Commencing at 10am sharp and concluding approximately 3pm.
• $5 entry fee. • Catering available on the day –
sausage sizzle $2 and drinks $2. • All nominations and queries to Peter
Clifton 0403 335 205 by Friday the 12th July.
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Term 3 These dates can change without notice. We do apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1
22/07 Staff Development
Day
23/07 Students return
RAGE boys program
24/07 25/07 Picture Book
Performance K-6
26/07
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29/07
Mr J - Leave ends Kindy Gym &
Storytime
30/07
ASPIRE visit
31/07
ASPIRE visit
1/08
ASPIRE visit Yr 11 2020subject information 2pm
2/08
ASPIRE visit Western Region Athletics Carnival
3
5/08 Kindy Gym &
Storytime HSC Study day,
Condobolin
6/08 P&C Meeting, 6pm, library
HSC Study day, Condobolin
7/08 HSC Study day,
Condobolin
8/08 Whole School
Assembly Yrs 3 & 10
KROP
9/08 KROP
4
12/08 Kindy Gym &
Storytime
13/08 14/08 15/08
HSC IT project due
16/08
5
19/08 Book Week Kindy Gym &
Storytime HSC Trial exams
all week
20/08 Trivia afternoon
K-6
21/08
22/08 Book Character
Parade 2pm
23/08
6
26/08 Kindy Gym &
Storytime HSC Trial exams
all week
27/08 28/08 29/08 Primary Assembly
Year 1
30/08 Wear It Purple
Day
7
2/09 Kindy Transition
Open Day
3/09 Yr 7 Immunistions
Yr 9 ASPIRE Preliminary LAP
day, CHS
4/09 Yr 9 ASPIRE
Preliminary LAP day, CHS
5/09 Yr 9 ASPIRE
Preliminary LAP day, CHS
6/09 Yr 9 ASPIRE NAIDOC Day
8
9/09 Kinder Transition
10/09 11/09 12/09 LAP Graduation
13/09 PSSA Western
Region Athletics, Dubbo
9
16/09 Kinder Transition
17/09 18/09 19/09 Whole School
Assembly Yrs 4 & 8 Primary
Showcase
20/09
10
23/09 Kinder Transition
24/09 25/09 26/09 27/09 Yr 12 Farewell
Assembly
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