43 Denison Street, Crookwell Ph: 48321213 Fax: 48321353

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

Working Together, Growing Together

For The Calendar... Next Week

Mon. 12 Sept ‘Flying Start’ (Library 9.30 – 11am)

Mon. 12 Sept Year 6 Sport & Rec Camp until Fri 16 Sept.

Tue. 13 Sept Pizza Day – Year 5 Fundraiser

Wed. 14 Sept SPACExpo – Years 3, 4 & 5

Thu. 15 Sept Pie Orders ready for collection after 11am

Fri. 16 Sept Year 7 CWA Grant Applications due

Fri. 16 Sept Yr 3 & 4 Assembly Items - 12.15pm

Coming Up Mon. 19 Sept ‘Flying Start’ (Library 9.30 – 11am)

Mon. 19 Sept ‘Kids on Keyboards’ Concert – 10.45am

Tue. 20 Sept K/1/2 Responsible Pet Ownership Program

Tue. 20 Sept 80s Theme Social for Yrs 3 - 6 (6-8pm)

Wed. 21 Sept Hockey Gala Day

Fri. 23 Sept Year 3 & 4 Assembly Items - 12.15pm

Fri. 23 Sept. Mufti Day ~ Gold Coin Donation

Fri. 23 Sept Last day of Term 3

Sat. 24 Sept. Spring Break Commences

Next Term Mon. 10 Oct. Term 4 commences for students & staff

Thu. 13 Oct Milo Cricket Day @ Todkill Park

Fri 04 Nov Flower Show

Fri. 02 Dec Presentation Evening @7pm Crookwell HS

Fri. 16 Dec Final day of 2016 school year for students

Tue. 20 Dec Final day of 2016 school year for staff

Spotted This Week Were…

• Namphone Hattam for honesty. • Meka Munday and Rhiannon Foster for honesty. • Year 6 for being wonderful Peer Support leaders. • Charlotte Stephenson for story writing. • Younies Nasser and Sophie Moore for helping to keep our playground

tidy. • Joe Stephenson for his enthusiasm and focus during reading. • Brayden Perring for his enthusiastic contribution to story time. • Harrison Galway for his maturity at Flying Start. • Robert Cole for great vocabulary during play orientated activities. • George Willis for his quick mathematical calculations. • Kade Fowler for helping others in the classroom. • Mia Butler for her resilience. • Year 6 for their brilliant assembly item. • Makayla Cole and Courtney Stephenson for respecting the property of

others. • Jesse Faulkner, Joshua Churchill and Billy Snape for exemplary

citizenship. • Arian Okkonen for taking positive steps to keep our playground litter

free. • Jack Haynes for excellent writing this week. • Jay Knight for great sportsmanship. • Bryce Foley for excellent throwing and catching. • Charles Butler and Lazarus Topalidis for a super effort in sport. • Betsy Willis, Cooper Tetley, Ellie Whittington and Florence Dark for

honesty. • Connor Shipton, Younies Nasser and Jackson Kelleher for maturity and

honesty. • Vincent Bill for citizenship. • Issac Leney for greatly improved work habits.

News & Views Crookwell Public School

9th September, 2016 Term 3 Week 8

43 Denison Street, Crookwell Ph: 48321213 Fax: 48321353

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

Working Together, Growing Together

Flying Start What a beautiful Flying Start morning! This week we made patterned dinosaurs by gluing small little coloured pieces of paper onto the dinosaur cut outs. After our snack, the students were busting to get out and enjoy the sunshine so we played on the fixed equipment until the parents collected their children. Flying Start will be operating in the library for the next two Mondays, as the Kindergarten room is being renovated. We hope to see you all next week!

Alyssa and Bastian Huang make snails

with the play dough.

Charlotte Tetley loves a photo opportunity!

Harrison Galway puts glue on his dinosaur.

Briah Cluney loves creating artwork.

Ned Cramp enjoys moving the kinetic sand

around with the trucks.

Laura Churchill glues little pieces

of paper onto her dinosaur.

More Flying Start Pictures …………

Angus Foley with his very colourful dinosaur.

Emma Campbell waiting in line on the fixed equipment.

Enrolling Now For 2017 If you know of families who will have children starting school at Crookwell Public in 2017 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 48321213 to arrange an interview with Mr Atfield, meet the staff, tour the school and receive a Crookwell Public School Information package.

SPACExpo Years 3, 4 and 5 The annual Sports and Culture Expo (SPACExpo) is being held on Wednesday 14th September at Carr Confoy Sports Fields, Goulburn. This event is for Years 3, 4 and 5 students. The students will experience various sports and activities such as wheelchair basketball, touch footy, AFL, lawn bowls, rock climbing, dancing, physics and many more.

The students need to wear their sport uniform, school hat and sunscreen. Students will have a sausage sizzle lunch provided for them but will need to bring their own food for recess and a water bottle. Students with any special dietary requirements will need to provide their own lunch.

Students will be travelling to and from the event by bus at the cost of $10 per child. If you haven’t already done so and would like your child/ren to participate in this event please fill in the permission note and return it to school with the bus fare by Monday 12th September.

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SPACExpo Yrs 3, 4 & 5

I consent to _____________________________________

participating in the SPACExpo on Wednesday 14th

September, 2016 at Carr Confoy Sports Fields, Goulburn.

Students will be travelling to and from the venue by bus at

the cost of $10 which is enclosed.

Signed:________________________ Date: ______ Emergency Phone contact: _______________________

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CPS Flower Show – Friday 4th November On Friday 4th November all students will be asked to bring in greenery and flowers to participate in a posy workshop and competition. We are very fortunate to have St Mary’s and Bigga joining us for this activity along with community members.

We need your help! To host such a function we require clean empty tins or jars (without the wrappers) so we can display the hundreds of posies that will be created. Donations will be happily accepted at the school office. Please remember we need them washed and any coverings removed. Thank you!! CWA Year 7 Educational Grant (Reminder) The Southern Tablelands Group of the Country Women’s Association of NSW will be awarding Educational Grants for children entering secondary school in 2017. To be eligible for the grant Year 6 students must:- • Live in the Southern Tablelands Group Area • Demonstrate commitment to their school life and

community • Be completing Year 6 in 2016

Application forms for this Educational Grant can be obtained from the school administration office or by phoning 48321213 and requesting that an application form is posted home.

Completed applications need to be returned to Mr Atfield by 16th September, 2016 to ensure they can be posted with time to reach the judging panel by 30th September, 2016.

Late applications cannot be accepted

Cricket Mega Clinic and T20 Blast School Cup Day Next term the students will have the opportunity to put their skills to the test in two exciting events happening in the first week of Term 4.

On Thursday 13th October K – 2 will be participating in a cricket mega clinic and Years 3 – 6 will take part in a T20 Blast School Cup Day, all students will be travelling by bus to Todkill Park at 9.15am. Students will be returning to school by bus at 2.30pm.

Students will need: • to wear their sports uniform • a school hat • sunscreen • a packed recess and lunch • a drink bottle • $2 for the bus fare.

Please return the following permission note with the $2 enclosed by Wednesday 12th October.

Mr Nedanoski - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Cricket Mega Clinic/T20 Blast School Cup

I give permission for __________________________of year

______ to attend the cricket Mega Clinic/T20 Blast Cup at

Todkill Park from 9.15am to 2.30pm on Thursday 13th

October, 2016. I understand that the students will be

travelling to and from the event by bus. I have enclosed $2

for the bus fare.

Name:________________________________________ Parent/Caregiver Signature: _______________________ Date: ___________________ Emergency Phone Contact: _____________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Thank you from Year 6! Year 6 would like to thank everyone for supporting our recent wood raffle. Purchasing tickets has reduced the cost of camp which we really appreciate. We are very pleased to announce that our lucky winner was Sonja Garnham. We can’t wait for camp next week and would once again like to express our thanks for your support.

Year 6 Fundraising Committee News & Views Notices If you would like to have an article or community announcement in the News & Views we need to receive it by noon Thursday to be included in the News & Views the same week. Inclusions need to be emailed to crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au as an attachment. Twin Girls Welcome to Charlotte Selmes’s twin sisters, Gracie and Elaine who were born on Friday 2nd September, 2016. Gracie and Elaine are indeed very fortunate to have a big sister like you Charlotte, Lost Property The lost property bins are overflowing with no name jumpers. Please feel free to come in and grab one if you are missing a jumper. At the end of the term those not collected will be used for our second hand uniform supplies.

Year 6 Taster Lessons Conclude Crookwell Public Year 6 students enjoyed their third and final visit to Crookwell High this Monday and participated in lessons such as sport, maths and woodwork. One group was fortunate to visit the agriculture farm with Mrs McIntosh and meet the chickens and sheep that reside there. The taster lessons have been fun and we look forward to Orientation Day in December.

Brock Chudleigh was instructed by Mrs McIntosh on how to drench one of the ewes at the high school farm during the

taster lessons. We are Renovating! There are new and exciting refurbishments about to occur in our much loved Kindergarten classroom. Over the next five weeks many workmen will be transforming our building into a new state of the art classroom. Kindergarten and Miss Logan are very excited to see what our new and wonderful learning space will look like!

Kindergarten will now be operating in the library for the rest of Term 3 and beginning of Term 4.

Flying Start will also operate in the library for the last two weeks of term.

Thank you and please feel welcome to come and visit once our renovations are complete!

Miss Logan

Years 3 & 4 Assembly Item Dear Families, Year 3 & 4 have combined forces and are excitedly rehearsing their assembly item which will be presented on Friday 23rd September at 12.15pm in the school hall. We do hope you are able to join us at this assembly and be entertained by these rising stars. They would love the support of a receptive audience.

You help in outfitting the stars would be greatly appreciated. Your child’s name and clothing suggestions can be found in the table below under the continent they are representing.

Please do not go to the expense of purchasing new clothes if you do not already have what is suggested. Simply improvise to make the costuming as close to what is suggested as possible.

Thank you for your help, Luke Pearce, Kymberly Heffernan and Bojan Nedanoski

Assembly Item Roles and Costumes – Term 3 2016 Africa South America Europe

Black Clothes Bright Clothes (preferably

fluorescent)

White Clothes

Luke Palmer Jesse Faulkner Shaymus Woodwell Myles Kearney George Lee Saxon Long Wade Davis Joshua Ross Lincoln George Riley Osborne Rhys Sewalt • Dark clothes

will suffice.

Lillian Skelly Regan Selmes Jayda Hemara Bethany Murray Mackenzie Gauci Ashley McDonald Joseph Anderson Cody Tate Billy Snape Nicholas Wilcox-Symons Arian Okkonen Lachan Tetley

Samuel McGregor Kiarna McCarten Tiana-Mae Lewis Levi Woods Zeth Young Makayla Cole Jacob Griffith Mia Anderson Sienna Gray Ella Hollis Abby Merryful Cameron Morton Bonita Holman Issac Leney Brianna Roberts Malissa Yard

Asia Australia Red or Yellow

Dress (full length)

Stereotypical Australian Clothes (flannelette shirts, jeans, thongs, singlets,

ugg boots etc.) Courtney Stephenson Florence Dark Annie Knight Meka Munday Hailey Collins Mya Hape Jessie McCann Isabella Cole Lily Butler Anything close will be fine. For example, an orange skirt.

Marlee Seaman Emma Ward Jasmine Palmer Maddison Vallender Addison Whittington Eve Roberts Isla Stephenson Eli Stewart Cody Willis Nathan Gauci Travis Rowles Claire Collins Stacey McMaster Rhiannon Foster Kimberly Allport • Be sure to wear appropriate covered

footwear to school, can get changed at school.

N.B. Please note that the date of the Year 3/4 item has been changed. The students will now perform in the school hall at 12.15pm on Friday 23rd September, 2016. I apologise for any inconvenience caused by this change in performance date. ‘Kids on Keyboards’ Concert On Monday 19th September, commencing at 10.45am, a concert will be held in the school hall for families and friends of students studying ‘Kids on Keyboards’. I hope you are able to join us.

Infants Sport Infants have been enjoying a range of activities for sport this term. This week we practised our throwing and catching skills. We learnt how to throw to a partner using an overarm and an underarm throw. Students are improving every week and are practising these skills in the playground at lunch time.

Lazarus Topalidis demonstrating

his excellent catching skills.

Charlie Butler concentrates hard

to catch the ball.

Library Visit On Monday morning, 1/2O walked to the town library in the beautiful sunshine. Whilst at the library, the students listened to a story read by Mrs Olde, completed an artwork then browsed the library looking for interesting books. It was a lovely morning and all students enjoyed the visit!

Mrs Olde reads a story to 1/2O.

Poppy Stephenson and Crystal Pick enjoy

their time at the library.

Vincent Bill takes some quiet time to

enjoy in a story.

Sophie Watson was happy with her choice of story.

Talon Young creates a background in his artwork.

Skyelah Gray browses the books for the best one.

School Spectacular Fundraiser On Friday 23rd September, the last day of Term 3, we will be having a casual clothes day to raise money for our school to participate in 2016’s School Spectacular. This is a very exciting event that we have been chosen to partake in and we would like to contribute by assisting these students with the cost. Please bring a gold coin and wear mufti clothes to support these lucky students!

Fruit & Vegetable Month

Another successful week of Fruit and Vegie Month was had with students embracing the healthy program. Students across the school have been participating in a range of activities to introduce and learn about various fruits and vegetables and the benefits of healthy eating.

Andy Warhol inspired fruit and vegetable printing and writing were just some of the fun activities that students have been involved in.

Well done to the fantastic school canteen staff who have again had an incredibly successful week selling various fruit and vegetable products and awarding stickers for healthy options.

Keeley Cunningham trials various fruits and vegetables.

Montanna Allwright and Joe Stephenson

choose pieces of fruit to print with.

1/2K’s Andy Warhole inspired Fruit and Vegetable Prints

Alec Coughlin enjoys the art activity.

A variety of colour and food to print with in

an Andy Warhol inspired creation.

Evelyn Dark proudly purchases a delicious

fruit cup and presents her entry form.

Emma Ward, Evelyn Dark, Wade Davis and Charlie Colley proudly show the range of prizes to be won at the school

canteen.

Boys Knock Out Hockey Last week a team of very excited young men ventured to Narellan Hockey fields to take on the next hurdle in the NSW Boys Knock Out Competition. Already champions of both the South Coast and Riverina Districts the boys were excited. The opposition was Erina Heights Public School which is located on the Central Coast. The game was a very exciting experience with both teams not knowing much about each other. Terrific skills were shown on both sides of the field and our boys fought hard for the duration of the game. Erina Heights had great strength in the middle of the field and were very lucky to sneak one past our amazing goalie.

Our boys never gave up, and fought back and created several exciting moments that had the side line holding their breath! Unfortunately the boys were unable to score and lost to Erina Heights 2-0. Throughout the game our boys showed outstanding sportsmanship and heart and supported each other. All team members played amazingly and should be incredibly proud of what they achieved in such a short space of time, again with some of these boys having never picked up a hockey stick before.

Congratulations to all players of this team – you made your families, school and community very proud of your achievements and most importantly the sportsmanship you continue to show!

Thank you to all the parents and families that assisted in travelling with the team, training sessions and support. A huge thank you must go to the McGregor Family, in particular Mrs McGregor for her coaching of the team throughout this journey.

Can’t wait to see what next season brings!

Mason Kearney showing his skills.

Celebrating a terrific game.

Book Busking During the last week of term, providing the weather is agreeable, students will ‘Book Busk’ in the Crookwell main street area. If the weather is inclement and you are unsure as to whether Book Busking will go ahead please contact the school by phoning 48321213 before journeying to support the buskers.

Book Busking occurs when our students read down the street, under the supervision of their class teacher, to showcase their reading skills. Often passers-by make a donation to show their appreciation. This money raised is used to help purchase additional reading resources for the school.

This is a very inspiring activity for all our children. We rely on the support of the community to help our children shine in the spotlight for just a short time. Please drop down the street and support the reading buskers if at all possible. We’d love to see you there!

Book Busking Timetable Tue. 20 Sept. - Year 1/2K & Year 6 Group 1 (10.00 -11.00am) Tue. 20 Sept. - Kindergarten & Year 6 Group 2 (11.00 -12 noon) Wed. 21 Sept. - Year 3 (10.00 -11.00am) Thu. 22 Sept. - Year 4 (10.00 -11.00am) Thu. 22 Sept. - Year 1/20 & Year 5 Group 1 (11.00am -12 noon) Thu. 22 Sept. - Year 1/2B & Year 5 Group 2 (2.00pm – 3.00pm)

N.B. To represent the school students need to be wearing their full school uniform. What is Anaphylaxis? Anaphylaxis is a severe and sudden allergic reaction. It occurs when a person is exposed to an allergen (such as food or an insect bite). Reactions usually begin within minutes of exposure and can progress rapidly over a period of up to two hours or more. Anaphylaxis is potentially life threatening and always requires an emergency response. Fortunately anaphylactic reactions are uncommon and usually preventable.

At Crookwell Public School there are staff and students who suffer from severe allergic reactions and in order to provide a safe environment our policy is to restrict access to allergens.

ALL students are asked NOT to bring

nuts, peanut butter or Nutella to school.

If your child suffers from allergies the school needs to be informed. There is information available from the school office, along with forms that need to be filled in by parents of students who have been identified as being anaphylactic, ever been hospitalized due to anaphylaxis, or have been issued with an Epipen.

If you need clarification, please contact the school. Thank you for your support and understanding in this matter. It’s not OK to be away It’s not great to be late A reminder that school commences at 9.15am

Mini Olympics What a fabulous event! A range of activities including tug-of-war, dodgeball and 3-legged races were enjoyed by students from Kindergarten to Year 6. The winning Peer Support groups were Hungary with GOLD, Canada with SILVER and Germany took home BRONZE. The weather was perfect for the event topped off by a sensational sausage sizzle lunch prepared by Mr Atfield.

Infant members of Germany and Switzerland cheer

on their team mates.

Japan demonstrate their skipping talents.

Italy celebrate victory in tug-of-war.

Thomas Cole and Mia Butler prepare for the 3-legged race.

Sweden show their skills in captain ball.

Nate Cairncross and Luke Stephenson take a well-deserved

break from skipping.

Hungary refuels in preparation for the next lot of activities.

The weather was prefect to enjoy lunch in the sun.

Miss Bell and Issac Leney are exhausted after a long day.

The sack races were a hit with America.

Team Australia battling for a point in dodgeball.

Rock & Water – Building Strength & Confidence The focus this week was to tie all elements that we have learnt about Rock & Water together. This included standing strong, flaming eyes, jabbing and blocking and coaching. With a partner, students were able to refine these core skills using a pad to assist with blocking. Students worked to their full strength knowing them and their partner were safe. Excellent work infants students!

Dustin Carr precisely holds the pad ready to take the impact

of Michael Foster’s force.

Sophie Ward and Olivia Wong take turns of pushing their full

strength into the pad.

A hall full of enthusiastic and capable Rock & Water

students.

Yours in Public Education,

Greg Atfield

Principal

Michael Whittington Assistant Principal

Jade Logan Relieving Assistant Principal

P&C News

Monster wood raffle number 2 The P&C will be holding another massive wood raffle during the upcoming local elections which will be held on Saturday 10th September. We have drawn up a roster to man the stall and this time we will be asking our infants families to donate one hour out of their day. Please check the roster for your allocated time and if you will not be available please organise a swap and advise the school office of the changes. We will also be sending home some raffle tickets to sell and these tickets and money will be due back to the school office by Friday 9th September. Fundraising Catalogue Drive Over the next two weeks, fundraising catalogues will be attached to your News & Views. There are 3 different companies we are participating with.

There are some fantastic products on offer and in past years we have had families tell us some products have sold out quite quickly and they have missed out. So for this reason we are suggesting two order dates.

The first order to be placed will be Friday 23 September (orders to be received at the school office by Wednesday 21 September)

The second order to be placed will be Friday 4 November (orders to be received at the school office by Wednesday 2 November)

All items will be received before the end of Term 4. Please ensure your name and current contact number is on the order forms so we can advise when orders are ready to collect.

Canteen Volunteers If you are able to volunteer one day per term please contact the school office.

I hope you all have a safe and enjoyable weekend.

Regards, Sharon King, CPS P&C President ‘Snack Shack’ Roster 2016 Mon. 12 Sept.

Monique Cameron & Yvonne Smith

Wed. 14 Sept.

Angela Rowles & Kathy Robertson

Fri. 16 Sept.

Need Volunteer & Need Volunteer

Mon. 19 Sept.

Cheryl Selmes & Angela Rowles

Wed. 21 Sept.

Yvonne Smith & Peta Reid

Fri. 23 Sept.

Apple Hattam, Mick Hattam & Kristy Grove

Have a great time at camp next week Year 6. Your trip to Narrabeen Lakes Sport and Recreation Camp will be an unforgettable experience. Enjoy it to the fullest!

Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof by Crookwell Public School GOULBURN REGIONAL CONSERVATORIUM – MUSIC LESSONS The GRC is now taking enrolments for guitar, ukulele and bass guitar lessons at Crookwell PS. We know afternoons can be very busy and it’s often inconvenient to travel to Goulburn, so our qualified tutors will come to you! We have a range of lesson types available, such as shared and individual, ranging in price from $20.50 - $38.50 per lesson.

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Local Election- Saturday 10 September 2016

PARENT HELPERS

Please arrive 5 minutes before your shift and never leave the cash drawer unattended.

SET UP Willis Family (George & Betsy)

8.00am Kearney Family (Lincoln) Allport Family (Reece & Tegan)

Young Family (Talon) Wilson Family (John)

9.00am Webster Family (Ben) Speer Family(Billy & Jack) Watson Family (Sophie) Tate Family (Jet)

10.00am Dunn Family (Ada) VACANT Dooley Family (Samuel) Bill Family (Vincent)

11.00am Osborne Family (Darcie) Cunningham Family (Keeley)

Selmes Family (Charlotte) VACANT

NOON Long Family (Tynen) Murray Family (Phoebe) VACANT Dawson Family (Addie)

1.00pm Wray Family (Maddy) VACANT Carr Family (Dustin) Woods Family (Victa & Sonny)

2.00pm Wong Family (Olivia) Stephenson Family (Poppy)

Haynes Family (Jack) Haynes Family (Tyla)

3.00pm Smith Family (Tyler) Pick Family (Crystal & David)

Colley Family (Charlie) Tetley Family (Cooper)

PACK UP Dark Family (Evelyn) Speer Family (Billy & Jack)

This year the P&C will be holding a wood raffle to raise funds for our school.

The P&C are asking for assistance from infants families. If anyone has any queries, please contact the school on 48321213.

Gary Herd kindly donated wood, it needs to be loaded on a trailer at the school and delivered. If anybody can do this at 3pm it would be greatly

appreciated.

Thank you also to the families of Lanie Allsop & Phoebe Selmes for donating wood for this raffle

‘Sculpture in the Village’

www.willowtreesculpturegarden.com

WILLOWTREESCULPTURE GARDEN

Inaugural Annual Exhibition:

● 2 ½ acres of Sculptures in the heart of Laggan Village● Local and Regional Artists● Live music at the opening event

Opening Event:4th November 2016 5.30 - 8.30pm - $15.00(includes catalogue, complimentary local wine/nibbles)

Open

Fri | Sat |SunNovember 2016

10am - 4pmEntry $5.00

PRESENTS

Sculptor - Alan Somerville

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SCHOOL CALL FOR WORKS ENTRY FORM 2016

SCULPTURE EXHIBITION 4TH NOVEMBER - 6TH NOVEMBER 2016

Students work will feature as part of the Crookwell Garden Festival.

Please include with your application

1. Hard copy photographs/email that clearly show your proposed entry, labeled with your name, title of work, material and dimensions of the work. Note that photographs must show good contrast, have an uncluttered background, and be of a quality fit for reproduction in print.

2. No Entree Fees required 3. Stamped and self addressed envelope for notification of acceptance. 4. In addition, we would appreciate it if you could email your images to

info@Willowtreesculpturegarden.com. Please limit size of JPEGs to 1MB and name each image with your name and title of work.

5. Works must be secured and not be able to cause damage to any person. 6. You must supply your own plinths. They must be in good condition. 7. All sculptures must be for sale. 8. Photographs and entry form to be sent by 20th September 2016. Delivery and

pick up of art work by arrangement with Willowtree Sculpture Garden. Judging of art works for awards requires work to be delivered no later than the 29th of October.

9. All entries will be open for viewing to exhibitors, friends and family every Fri/ Sat/Sun of November 2016 from 10am – 4pm. Entry $5.

and sign the following

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SCHOOL CALL FOR WORKS ENTRY FORM 2016

SCULPTURE EXHIBITION 4TH NOVEMBER - 6TH NOVEMBER 2016

1. I have read the conditions of entry above and agree to be bound by them. 2. I appoint the Willowtree Sculpture Garden as my agent to offer the work(s) for

sale on my behalf. 3. I accept full responsibility for any damage to, loss or theft of my exhibited

work(s). 4. I certify that the art work is my original work and does not breach any other

artist’s copyright. 5. I certify that my works will be of sound and robust construction and will pose

no danger to the public. 6. I give permission for photos of my work to be used in promotion for the

exhibition and the Willowtree Sculpture Gardens.

Signature………………………………………………………………..............................

Date……………………................................................................................

Please post your application form, email photos & include a self addressed envelope to 'Willowtree Sculpture Garden 2 Redground Heights Road Laggan 2583.

Any Questions please phone Rachael Mayne or Anna Pye on Phone 02 48373046 or Mobile 0469369481

Student Name, Year & School

Title of Work Dimension H (cm)

Dimension W (cm)

Materials Price

What’s On Next Week in the Crookwell OSHC – Sports

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

New sport game

Today we are going to find a sport we have never played before

and give it a try.

Cheer Squad

ATB Crookwell Cheer

squad will be performing today - how long will it take us to learn a cheer?

Sports

reporter

We will be sport reporters today - we

need to write questions out that you would want to ask your

favorite sport star.

Ten pin

bowling

We are having a game of indoor bowls today, will you get a strike.

Good Sport

Are you a good sport? What makes a good

sport? Let’s make a list.

ENROLMENT AND BOOKINGS

We always welcome new faces to Before, After School Care and Vacation Care. Enrolments Forms can be

completed at www.afterthebell.com.au or you can pick one up at the OSHC room. Should you need any

assistance with the process, feel free to call

Come and enrol now for the fun!

CONTACTS US

Booking/Cancelation: enrolment@afterthebell.com.au

OSHC contact number: 0448 375 923 Program Leader - Lisa

Junior Leaders

Vincent B - for working really hard to stay focused on the activity at hand.

Great Job

Vacation Care

Unfortunately, due to no bookings being made

unfortunately we will not be running Vacation Care during the

September Holidays

Enjoying some outside

fun now the weather is

warming up

Community News

As the weather is starting to get

warm we will be going out more

often so please remember to bring

in your hat.

Just a reminder if you need to book or cancel care, please email enrolment@afterthebell.com.au or call (02) 8073 4745

Painting up a storm

with some ingenious

ideas on holding

tubes while painting

Joke of the Week

Q: What is an insect's favourite

sport?

A: Cricket

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