For The Calendar... Spotted… News & Views Crookwell Public School 5 th April, 2019 Term 1 Week 10 Olivia Stepien and Olivia Woods keeping our classroom tidy. Ryann Ross looking out for others in the playground. Braith Plumb being so careful with his arm in the playground. Levi Nieves for being a lovely friend. Jim Dawson for making the connection that when he saw Mrs Hayes with a knife, it meant someone in her class was having a birthday. Jack Frost for amazingly learning to skip so quickly during morning fitness. Wade Davis for beautifully playing with younger students in the playground. Jay Knight for amazing homework. Primary students for helping Kindergarten make their Easter baskets. Ms Caffery for her willingness to help out! Sophie Watson for maturity. Tyler Smith for in-depth contributions during literacy conversations. Joshua Ross for his flexibility. Issy Cole for amazing leadership skills across all areas of school. Zoe Knight, Ava Wilcox-Symons and Thomas Haywood- Whipp for helping Mr Harrop with his jobs. Jim Dawson for his detailed recounts of stories. All GCOPS choir members for their great behaviour and manners at our Goulburn rehearsal. Alec for kindly looking after Mrs Bell’s dietary requirements. Miss O’Neill & Mr Harrop for organising an awesome social! William McDonald for sharing his knowledge of animals with 1/2H. Thank you to Stirling Inder and his family for our weekly dahlias that brighten the office and classroom. Sam and Jack Frost and Noah Edwards for being responsible. Jim Dawson for always being so happy at school. 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: 48321213 Fax: 48321353 Email: [email protected]www.crookwell-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Working Together, Growing Together Next week Mon. 08 Apr World of Maths Roadshow Tue. 09 Apr Forum Mufti Day – Colourful clothes Wed. 10 Apr Infants Easter Hat Making @ 12 noon Thu. 11 Apr Cross Country @ Todkill Park Thu. 11 Apr Education Expo 5pm – 7pm in the school hall Fri. 12 Apr Infants Easter Hat Parade @ 10.45am Fri. 12 Apr Last day of Term 1 Coming up Wed. 25 Apr Anzac Day March Next Term Mon. 29 Apr Staff Development Day (pupil free) Tue. 30 May Students return to school for Term 2 These beautiful dahlias that have brightened up our front office have come from the amazing garden of the Inder family. Stirling has been bringing in beautiful big bunches on a weekly basis to brighten the office and his classroom. Thank you Inder family, they are amazing!
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For The Calendar... Spotted…
News & Views Crookwell Public School
5th April, 2019 Term 1 Week 10
Olivia Stepien and Olivia Woods keeping our classroom tidy.
Ryann Ross looking out for others in the playground.
Braith Plumb being so careful with his arm in the playground.
Levi Nieves for being a lovely friend.
Jim Dawson for making the connection that when he saw Mrs Hayes with a knife, it meant someone in her class was having a birthday.
Jack Frost for amazingly learning to skip so quickly during morning fitness.
Wade Davis for beautifully playing with younger students in the playground.
Jay Knight for amazing homework.
Primary students for helping Kindergarten make their Easter baskets.
Ms Caffery for her willingness to help out!
Sophie Watson for maturity.
Tyler Smith for in-depth contributions during literacy conversations.
Joshua Ross for his flexibility.
Issy Cole for amazing leadership skills across all areas of school.
Zoe Knight, Ava Wilcox-Symons and Thomas Haywood-Whipp for helping Mr Harrop with his jobs.
Jim Dawson for his detailed recounts of stories.
All GCOPS choir members for their great behaviour and manners at our Goulburn rehearsal.
Alec for kindly looking after Mrs Bell’s dietary requirements.
Miss O’Neill & Mr Harrop for organising an awesome social!
William McDonald for sharing his knowledge of animals with 1/2H.
Thank you to Stirling Inder and his family for our weekly dahlias that brighten the office and classroom.
Sam and Jack Frost and Noah Edwards for being responsible.
Jim Dawson for always being so happy at school.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gundungurra
nation, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future
Thu. 11 Apr Education Expo 5pm – 7pm in the school hall
Fri. 12 Apr Infants Easter Hat Parade @ 10.45am
Fri. 12 Apr Last day of Term 1
Coming up
Wed. 25 Apr Anzac Day March
Next Term
Mon. 29 Apr Staff Development Day (pupil free)
Tue. 30 May Students return to school for Term 2
These beautiful dahlias that have brightened up our front office
have come from the amazing garden of the Inder family. Stirling has been bringing in beautiful big bunches on a weekly basis to brighten the office and his classroom. Thank you Inder
Stage 2 Assembly Item Stage 2 started the year off with a bang, stealing the stage with a musical number and a very informative performance based on their classroom learning. Students are learning about their country by travelling around to all the ‘big things’. Did you know there are more than 150 ‘big things’ around our country? Students are enjoying the discussions and facts that are coming from this tour. I wonder where they are off to next?
Ned Kelly’s from Glenrowan
Fisherman from the Big Murray Cod in Swan Hill
Tennis enthusiasts from Barellan, the home town of Evonne
Goolagong
Did you know…? The big tennis racquet is an exact 20:1 scale model of Evonne Goolagong-Cawley’s battered wooden signature Dunlop racquet. It measures 13 metres in length.
Local shearers representing the Big Merino in Goulburn
Anzac Day 2019 Anzac Day is Australia’s most significant day of national commemoration. April 25 is the day we pause to remember and honour the service and sacrifice of Australia’s servicemen and women in wars, conflicts and peace operations.
The students and staff of Crookwell Public School have been invited by Crookwell RSL Sub Branch to participate in the Anzac Day march and ceremony. Participating students will need to wear full winter school uniform. On Thursday 25
th
April (second week of school holidays), at 10.30am students and staff will assemble in the Goulburn Street car park, directly opposite the Crookwell RSL Services Club. At 10.45am they will march to Memorial Park, where the 11.00am service will be conducted.
Participation in this important community event by your child would be greatly appreciated.
N.B. Prefects to meet Mrs Bell at school at 10.15am. Kind regards, Jade Bell
Lost Hat Shae Dumesic has lost her new school hat, with her name inside it. If anyone finds it can you please give it to Shae or hand it in to the ladies at the office? Thank you in advance.
A Dazzling FLURO Social Last Tuesday evening a social for students in Years 3 to 6 was conducted in the school hall. The social theme of FLURO was selected by The School Forum. The social, which was very well attended by brightly dressed students, was organised and conducted by Miss O’Neill and Mr Harrop, supported by the other members of the school staff. In addition to a range of energetic dances and fun games characterising the social, students appreciated an intermission break to enjoy a barbequed sausage and popper with friends under the COLA. What a fabulous event to celebrate an amazing term.
Brightly dressed Eli Stewart was eager to get into the
photograph with ‘fluro girls’, Abigail Gray and Charlotte Selmes.
Senior boys Billy Snape, Stirling Inder and Jesse Faulkner’s
FLURO social dress is a clear demonstration of the boys’
initiative and individuality.
‘Musical knees,’ which has been a favourite at our social for
years, didn’t disappoint at Tuesday night’s FLURO social
when both boys and girls strived to be the ‘last man standing’.
Phoebe Murray, Evelyn Dark, Addie Dawson and Tegan Allport undeniably embraced the social theme of FLURO.
Fluro workwear well-equipped Charles Butler, George Willis and Jack Haynes for last Tuesday evening’s FLURO social.
Shae Dumesic, Tahlia Gourlay, Dustin Carr and Skyelah
Gray are mates having a heap of fun at this week’s FLURO social.
Emily Simpson and Elizabeth McDonald are ready to ‘rage’
at Tuesday evening’s FLURO social.
Cooking in 5/6 Dingo Students in 5/6 Dingo have been making the most out of the last of the summer vegies in the school garden by cooking some very tasty food to share with their classmates. This week, three students worked with Kaz to cook southern fried green tomatoes with a dipping sauce. The result was delicious with even the most sceptical of students enjoying the snack!
Students in 5/6 Dingo proudly display their cooking.
Howzat It was fantastic weather for cricket with the sun shining and a slight breath of wind in the air. We won the toss and opted to bowl first. We played quite a tight fielding game having a number of wickets taken, keeping Bowral at 6 wickets for 105 runs. It was our turn to bat and we started off strongly with a great combination of batters with Myles Kearney and Sam McGregor at the crease. Unfortunately it was not our day and we couldn’t come away with the win finishing with scoring 79 runs. Lillian Skelly earned herself ‘Player of the Game’ for some great bowling and fielding. Thank you to everyone for taking time out of their day, helping with training sessions, coaching, score keeping and cheering the team on!
Crookwell Public School’s cricket team
Year 6 Easter Raffle
Year 6 students will be fundraising throughout the year to help reduce the cost of their camp, which is in Term 3. Our first fundraiser is an Easter Raffle and five amazing chocolate hampers will be up for grabs! Tickets are on sale now! If you would like to buy a ticket please come and approach any Year 6 student, Mrs Bell, Miss Bell or Mr Nedanoski. Tickets are $1 each.
Year 6 students are required to return all tickets and money to Mrs Bell by Thursday 11
th April, ready to draw the raffle
on Friday 12th of April during the school assembly.
(Year 6 families please remember the more tickets your child sells the more that comes off their individual cost for camp).
Thank you Mrs Bell, Miss Bell & Mr Nedanoski
Debating Workshop Last Thursday eight students represented Crookwell Public at the Debating Workshops held at Bungendore Public School. Issy, Flo, Ella, Mia, Kiarna, Jesse, Stirling and Billy learnt the fundamentals of debating and put their acquired knowledge into practise during mock debates in the afternoon. The topic we debated in the afternoon was ‘Schools should teach swimming lessons every week.’ It was a very hotly debated topic between Crookwell A and Crookwell B. We also witnessed other schools debate their peers with some convincing points on a range of different topics! It was a fun day full of great information and we cannot wait to start debating against other schools soon! Well done students on your outstanding behaviour, it was a delight to take you to BPS.
Mrs Jade Bell
Mia, Ella, Kiarna, Flo, Issy, Billy, Stirling and Jesse work as a CPS team to research Morgan Freeman and create definite
points as to why their celebrity should receive the last parachute left in the plane!
Billy Snape rebuts students from other schools during one of
the workshops!
Reminder: Anzac Day March, please assemble at 10.30am in the RSL car park in full winter school uniform.
K-2 Easter Egg Design Competition This year K-2 students are taking part in an Easter Egg Design Competition. Students are invited to think creatively to add their own design to a blank Easter egg. There will be a prize for the most unique egg for each infant class. Prizes will be awarded at the Easter Hat Parade on Friday 12
th April. Students can enter as many times as
they like and return their design to their class teacher. Please see the attached template towards the end of this week’s newsletter.
Thank you, K-2 Teachers
Easter Raffle Mrs Lyn Green is not only a wonderful support teacher for our students but a very talented lady when using her knitting needles. Mrs Green has knitted a beautiful ‘Peter Rabbit’, just in time for Easter. For your chance to win this beautiful bunny simply purchase a ticket at the school office. Tickets are $1 and the proceeds will go to the school to purchase more resources. Tickets will also be on sale at the Easter Hat making session and at the Easter Hat Parade in the last week of term. The lucky winner will be drawn after the Easter Hat Parade next Friday. Good luck!
Faith and Owen found ‘Peter Rabbit’ in his favourite place
this week, the school vegie patch! If you would like a chance to win this beautiful hand knitted ‘Peter Rabbit’ please
purchase a ticket for $1.
Forum Mufti Day We will be having a mufti day for all students at Crookwell Public School next Tuesday 9
th April. This is organised by
the school Forum representatives and we ask for anyone who comes dressed in mufti clothes to please bring in a gold coin donation that will go towards our Forum purchases.
The theme for the mufti day is Bright and Colourful clothing. There will be a prize for the student who is the brightest and most colourful clothed person.
Infants Easter Hat Making and Parade The Easter break is fast approaching and the infant students are beginning their preparations for the Easter hat making and parade next week. The Easter hat making session will be on Wednesday 10
th April at 12pm in the hall.
Parents and family members are invited to join us at 12pm on Wednesday in the hall to make and decorate our Easter hats. Please send in a plastic, paper or fabric hat and accessories with your child/ren’s name labelled on it or bring it with you on the day.
Once the hats are decorated they will remain at school until the parade on Friday. The hats and other accessories are available at various discount stores, including Wacky Wombats.
Please join us again for the parade of the Easter hats and performance on Friday 12
th April at 10.45am in the school
hall. A morning tea will be provided for all family members after the parade. We hope to see you all there!
Education Expo Week 11! In Week 11, on the Thursday evening (11
th April), between
5:00pm and 7:00pm, Crookwell Public School will be hosting an Education Expo in our school’s multipurpose hall. We would like to invite all parents and their families to discover the many opportunities available to your child at Crookwell Public School.
There will be a number of stalls inside the hall including: - L3: Language, Learning & Literacy - Transition to School - Focus on Reading - Physical Education - Targeting Early Numeracy Strategies - Learning & Support - Boys Education - Gifted & Talented - Parents & Citizens - Music - Counselling - Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy &
Physiotherapy And so much more!
A grazing table will be provided for light refreshments. There will also be students performing throughout the evening and plenty of staff to chat to! A ‘Starting School’ prize pack which includes school uniform items and stationery will be raffled that evening. All you need to do to enter is come along to our Education Expo!
If you are interested in any of this information please feel welcome to call into Crookwell Public School’s hall on Thursday 11th April between 5:00 and 7:00pm.
We hope to see you there!
Skipping in Kindy Kindergarten students have been participating in fitness sessions as our morning ‘brain break’. A couple of weeks ago we commenced skipping on the basketball court for a 10 minute break during the morning literacy session. After several skipping fitness breaks, students have shown great improvement in their skipping abilities. Our current class record is 44 consecutive skips using the large rope. This record is held by Faith Riles. There are many close contenders. These fitness brain breaks are used to break the morning learning up so we ‘wake up’ our brain and have it firing again while developing fundamental movement skills at the same time.
Riley spins the skipping rope with Ms Caffery for Ned to skip.
Connor Brett is skipping backwards.
Laura Watson shows us how it is done.
Peer Support 2019 Our whole school will be starting Peer Support sessions this week. The children will be participating in a new module, Moving Forward which focuses on resilience. The experiences in the module help children to identify their qualities and strengths, develop skills, respond with a range of strategies and seek support when faced with challenges. In this session, the children will establish connections with the other members of their group and develop their group agreement to enable them to work well together. The children will discuss an example of a challenging situation and some resilient and non-resilient responses. You might like to discuss with your child what they can do to help them take an active role in Peer Support.
Thank you, Jade Bell, Phoebe Bell & Bojan Nedanoski
Year 3/4 Koala welcomes Mrs White Mrs Dana White has commenced her four week practicum with Yr 3/4 Koala this week. Mrs White is in her final year of university and is looking forward to casual teaching in our local area. We wish Mrs White all the best during her time with us and look forward to working with her more next week and the first two weeks of Term 2.
Johnny Wilson is guided by Mrs White during a class activity
this week.
Stage 3 STEM “Hook Day” at Crookwell High School On Wednesday 8
th May, all students from Years 5 and 6
have been invited to attend a STEM Hook day at Crookwell High School. Students will be catching a bus to the high school at 9:45am for a 10.00am start, and returning to C.P.S shortly after 2.00pm. There will be no cost for this excursion. Students will also be provided with morning tea and lunch on the day at no additional cost. ………………………………………………………………….
STEM Hook Day
I give permission for my child/ren _____________________ in class/es to participate in the STEM Hook Day at Crookwell High School on the 8
th of May. I
understand that students will be catching a bus to and from the venue. Parent/Guardian Signature________________________ Date__________________
………………………………………………………………….
GCOPS Update and T-Shirt Orders We are off to a great start in preparation for our Term 3 GCOPS concert with a successful first combined rehearsal at Goulburn East last Monday. Students who haven’t already done so are encouraged to bring in a USB so that they have a copy of the music tracks that they can listen to and rehearse at home.
Students will need a GCOPS t-shirt for the performance. If they already have one from previous years, or have access to one, they can wear that as the design has not changed. Those students requiring t-shirts will need to complete the attached order form and return it to school with $14.00 by Thursday 2
nd May, first week of next term.
I suggest students order a t-shirt that is slightly too big so that they can wear it in future years. Please contact me if you have any queries regarding the GCOPS concert or t-shirt orders,
Thanks, Mrs Hayes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I wish to order a GCOPS t-shirt for my child ___________________________ in class ___________ and have enclosed $14.00. Please circle appropriate size:- Size 8 Size 10 Size 12 Size 14 Size 16 Signed Parent/Guardian: ____________________________ Date: _________________ If payment made online POP Receipt Number ___________
Abby, Betsy, Hanna, Ellie and Flo recharge their batteries.
“Did somebody say snack?’ ask Billy, William, Jesse, Miles,
Miss Bell and Eli.
Poppy, Naomi and Crystal chill out during a rehearsal break.
Alyssa and Evelyn enjoy sitting up the front of the bus on the
ride in to Goulburn.
Kade and George are all smiles after their first ever
combined GCOPS rehearsal.
Senior students enjoyed the privilege of sitting up the back of
the bus.
Term 2 Sport- Gymnastics It is that time of year again! Mr Vaughn Edmonds will be returning to Crookwell Public School, to continue to develop students’ gymnastic abilities. The program will run in a similar fashion to previous years with Mr Edmonds working with the whole school in individual class blocks.
These sessions will be held on Wednesdays for Kindergarten, Year 1, 2, 3 and 4 students and Thursdays for Year 5 and 6 students. This program will be running for the duration of Term 2, the majority of the program will be once again funded through the Sporting School Grant.
As a result of this, the cost of the program has been significantly reduced. The cost per student for the gymnastics program is $7.00, this will cover your child for the entire 10 week program. The first gymnastics session will be on Wednesday 1
st May for Kindergarten, Year 1, 2, 3 and 4
and Thursday 2nd
May for Year 5 and 6 students.
Please note: Children are unable to attend this program until their permission note and money have been returned to school. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Term 2 Sport - Gymnastics Program
I give permission for my child: ______________________________in year_____________
to attend the Crookwell Public School gymnastics program for Term 2. I understand that the cost for the program is $7.00 per child and the entire amount needs to be paid before attending.
Please find money enclosed for the entire Term 2 program.
Signed: ______________________ Date: __________ (Parent/Caregiver) If payment made online POP Receipt Number ___________
Crookwell Public School Equestrian Team Students who would like to enter Interschool Equestrian events representing Crookwell Public School for 2019 are invited to submit their interest. Expressions of interest are required to ensure the provision of school brow bands and saddlecloths for each competitor.
The Interschool Equestrian program is for students from K-12. Events cater for all riders’ needs from special needs, to beginner on the lead, beginner off the lead, intermediate and advanced equestrians. Students interested in being a part of the team must have their own horse, reliable horse transport and more than 12 months of riding experience.
If your child is interested in being a part of the Equestrian Team, please complete the attached form and return it to the school.
Entries are now open for the Snowy Mountains Interschool’s Equestrian Competition which will be held in Jindabyne from Saturday the 27
th until Tuesday the 30
th of April. Entries
close on the 12th of April. If your child is interested in
competing, please sign up online at www.globalentries.com and then inform Miss Bell of the events you have entered.
Miss Bell ………………………………………………………………………
Crookwell Public School Equestrian Team
My child _____________________________ in Year _____ would like to participate in the Crookwell Public School Interschool’s equestrian events. Brow band size: _______________
Saddle cloth size: ______________
Parent’s name: ______________________
Parent’s signature: ____________________
Zackery Eldridge was the Year One Champion and the Year One Supreme Champion in 2018!
Intention to apply for Year 5 entry to an opportunity class in 2020
Opportunity classes cater for academically gifted and talented students who may otherwise be without sufficient classmates at their own academic and social level. These schools help gifted and talented students to learn by grouping them with other gifted and talented students, teaching them in specialised ways and providing educational materials at the appropriate level.
Applications for opportunity class placement are considered mainly on the combined results of the Opportunity Class Placement Test and school assessments. The Opportunity Class Placement Test will be held on Wednesday 31 July 2019.
If you would like to have your child considered for Year 5 opportunity class entry in 2020, you need to apply soon. You will need to apply on the internet using a valid email address (not the student’s email address).
Detailed instructions on how to apply online will be available from Tuesday 30 April 2019 at
The application website opens on Tuesday 30 April 2019 and closes on Friday 17 May 2019. You must apply by the
due date.
There are no paper application forms. If you do not have internet access, you could apply at a public library. If you have a disability that prevents you from using a computer, you can contact the Team for assistance after 30 April 2019.
You must submit only ONE application for each student.
Cut along the dotted line and return the completed slip below by next Friday.
Note: THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR ENTRY TO AN OPPORTUNITY CLASS. This is a notice to your primary school only that you intend to apply. TO APPLY YOU WILL NEED TO REGISTER AND THEN APPLY THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT'S WEBSITE: https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-5
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Intention to apply for Year 5 entry to an opportunity class in 2020
Student’s name: Class: I intend to apply for opportunity class placement in 2020.
Yes No
I understand that I need to register and then apply through the department's website.
Yes No
If Yes, either:
I have internet access and will be applying online
OR
I do not have internet access and will use the public library to complete the application Signature of parent/carer:
The ‘World of Maths Roadshow’ is an ideal opportunity for students to see how maths is applied to some real life situations. More importantly, students will be engaged in hands-on activities that will cater for all ability levels and probe their problem solving skills.
Students will participate in the ‘World of Maths’ workshops with their stage groups in our school hall. The cost of this incursion is $7 per child. Please return the following permission note and money to the school by Monday 1
I give permission for my child(ren) _______________________________________________ to attend the World of Maths Roadshow on Monday 8
th April
2019. I have enclosed $7 per child. Parent/Guardian signature: If payment made online, please fill in the POP Receipt Number: Date: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -
2020 & 2021 Enrolment Information Required Shortly, the school will be required to lodge with the Department of Education its anticipated numbers for 2020 and 2021. It is very important, particularly in 2020, that the anticipated numbers closely match the actual enrolment numbers. We require your help to get it right to ensure that next year we can again get off to a good start with classes formed and teachers available and ready to start teaching on day one.
Therefore, if you know of any child who will be enrolling in Kindergarten next year, or the following year, would you please list their names below and return the slip to school?
Please include every eligible child you believe will be enrolling at Crookwell Public even if you think that someone else may also include the child you are thinking of. We would prefer to have student names duplicated than omitted from the list.
This information will also prove very useful when sending invitations to the ‘Flying Start’ program which helps to determine a child’s level of readiness for school and will operate throughout Terms 2 and 3 of this year.
CPS Primary Cross Country Carnival The Crookwell Public School Cross Country Carnival is scheduled for Thursday 11
th April at Todkill Park. The results
from this carnival will determine who progresses to the District Carnival in Goulburn. Students from Year 2 (if they are turning 8 this year, are able to run 2km and the school is notified) to Year 6 will be participating on the day. Students are to come to school in the usual way and will walk to Todkill Park. The primary children will be split in to their age groups and competing in their age specific event. 8/9 year olds run 2km, 10 year olds run 2km and 11/12 year olds run 3km.
All children will need: • Comfortable footwear they can run in • Hat • Sunscreen • Bottle of water • Warm clothing • Picnic rug or blanket to sit on • Packed lunch
As you know it can get bitterly cold at Todkill Park so please dress children appropriately as there is no cover from the weather if it turns nasty. The carnival will be finished in time for normal buses and pick up routines.
P&C Bulb Orders Thank you to the people who made an order through the P&C bulb drive. The bulbs will be available to pick up from the school office Wednesday, Thursday & Friday of next week. Alternatively, the bulbs can be sent home with your child.
Mothers’ Day Stall Next term, the P&C will be holding a Mothers’ Day Stall, Friday 10
th May, 2019, selling a wide selection of items that
would make ideal gifts for mothers. The stall will be conducted in the school hall.
We welcome any parents who are able to assist in the wrapping of the gifts prior to the running of the stall. Stall helpers will also be required to run the stall in the school hall at 9am on Friday 10
th May, 2019.
If you are able to assist with gift wrapping or running of the stall or both please indicate on the note below and return it to the school office. Thank you.
Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation
thereof by Crookwell Public School.
The NSW Government Creative kids rebate for 2019 is available. McCann’s Music is a registered provider. For more information go to https://www.nsw.gov.au/news-
and-events/news/100-rebate-for-creative-kids/
2019 Playgroup Times and Days: Binda - Tuesday 9.15am to 11.15am starting on the 19th
March 2019 in the Binda School hall. Crookwell - Friday 9.30am to 11.30am in the school
residence at Crookwell Public School. Everyone welcome to come along and have a play and a
chat. The best part that it is FREE!
The Crookwell Potato Festival Committee is seeking interest from community, school and sports groups to help with visitor parking on the day of the festival. This year the Potato Festival will be held on Saturday 11 May 2019. The committee will make a donation of $500 to the organisation/group who assist on the day.
We are seeking adult attendants - parents and friends - who could direct visitors in the two main car park areas on either side of the Show Ground. Details of past arrangements which have worked well include:
2-3 people on each of the two gates from 8-2pm - 3 rosters of 2 hours each, and
1 person each gate from 2pm for another half hour or so to make sure exiting of the venue runs smoothly.
Please let me know if your club would be interested and also if you need further information at [email protected]
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards, Darian Cameron Secretary Crookwell Potato Festival
