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Term 2 Week 10 26Th June 2015 Issue: 10 Ardlethan Central School Providing Quality Opportunities in a Caring, Innovative Environment Newsletter Term 2 Week 10 26th June 2015 Issue: 10 Ardlethan Central School Providing quality opportunities in a caring, innovative environment Newsletter Inside this issue: Riverina Primary Cross Country Carnival On Thursday 11th June the Coolamon/Ardlethan PSSA Cross Country team travelled to Students of the Week 2 Gundagai for the Riverina Primary Cross Coun- Yr 7/8 Debating 3 try Carnival. This was the first time that the Pri- PSSA Tennis 4 mary Cross Country Carnival had been held at Gundagai so the competitors were both excited 5 Narrative—Mae and nervous to see what the new track would Dreamtime Stories 6 bring. Nine Ardlethan Central School students Cross Country—Secondary 7 were representing our Coolamon/Ardlethan PSSA at this carnival. Max Collis and James Yr 9/10 Work Experience 7 James and Max with 8/9 Year Boys Smith in the 8 & 9 Years Boys 2km Event, Jo Competitors Community News 8 Bray in the 8 & 9 Years Girls 2Km Event, Broc Carnie in the 10 Years Boys 2km Event, Tyler 26th June—Primary Assembly Carnie, Nate Doyle and Jack Hawthorne in the Term 3, 2015 16th July—KROP Rehearsal 11 Years Boys 3 km Event and Mikayla Arnall & 16th July—National U15 AFL Emma Morris in the 11 years Girls 3km Event. Carnival The students began the day by walking the 17th July—PSSA/CHS Cross track and were pleased to find that it was a Country—Sydney mainly flat course. The cows that were In the 27-31st - Education Week 27th July—Church Service area inspired them to keep running fast but to 28th July—Yr10 into Yr11 also watch where they stepped! Jo with 8/9 Year Girls Competitors Information Night Congratulations to all the students who com- 28th July—Open Day peted; each event was very competitive and 29th July—Primary District Athletics—Ardlethan our students ran with enthusiasm and determi- 30-31st—KROP Griffith nation. Their faces at the finish line certainly showed how hard they had tried. NOTES SENT HOME Thank you to our wonderful parents Jason My- Student Reports ers, Paul Bray, Lorraine Carnie, Sally Collis, White Card—Work Ed Renee Doyle, Kate Hawthorne, Katrina Morris, Zone Athletics Amy and Mick Smith for transporting and sup- Brock with 10 Year Boys RAP Parent/Teacher Int. porting our students in their events. Thank you Competitors also to Mrs Leonie Stevenson (Beckom Public CANTEEN ROSTER School) who was the Coolamon/Ardlethan Friday 26th June Team Manager. Stephanie Forrester Kerrilee Logan Tuesday 14th July Stephanie Forrester Friday 17th July Julie Jardine Pauline Beard Tuesday 21st July Jo Strickland Di Crighton Nate, Tyler and Jack with 11 Year Boys Emma and Mikayla with 11 Year Girls Friday 24th July Competitors Competitors Lorraine Carnie Melanie Barnard Ardlethan Central School STUDENTS OF THE WEEK—Week 8 Being a Excellent Hard work great help- application in all subject er in our to her work areas class in all areas STUDENTS OF THE WEEK—Week 9 Cleaning up Excellent Great effort after others effort and in Reading without be- results in all ing asked subjects K/1 2/3/4 4/5/6 Elke Richens Maxwell Collis Mikayla Arnall Improvement in Writing Excellent work in all subjects A great Dreamtime Story Ollie Menzies Matthew Charlie Crighton Improvement in Reading and Word Making a big effort writing his infor- Working hard to improve his Writing work mation report Nate Doyle Will Sgroi Brock Strickland Improvement in Maths Mentals results Improved attitude towards his Excellent work in Maths Jack Hawthorne learning in Literacy Alice Doyle Great indigenous artwork and an excellent Ava Smith Great indigenous artwork and excel- effort as a member of the 5/6 debating Excellent Writing lent work writing her information team Chloe Andrews report Mae Improved attitude towards her Isabella Sgroi Great indigenous artwork and an excellent learning in Literacy Great indigenous artwork effort as a member of the 5/6 debating Andrew White team Great work in collage art Emma Morris Great indiginous artwork Charlie Church Improved ball skills David White Britany Woodward Enthusiastic participation in ver Great indigenous artwork tical jumping Tyler Carnie Ava Smith Improved ball skills Improved effort in Literacy Hayley McDermott Brock Strickland Excellent ball skills Excellent effort as a member of the 5/6 Josephine Bray Great hockey skills debating team Jayden Strickland Improved participation in PE Shaenaya Caitlin Woodward Great trapping skills in Hockey Improved care in her work and reflection on feedback. Also excellent effort as a Broc Carnie Excellent Hockey skills member of the 5/6 debating team Harry Collis Excellent netball skills Nate Doyle Excellent hockey skills Page 2 Ardlethan Central School Year 7 & 8 Debating We all had a wonderful day, the students all learnt a lot from the adjudicator who gave great feedback to them, th On the 11 of June, Ardlethan Central School’s Year 7 and 8 they witnessed some great techniques used by the oppos- students Hannah Scarlett, Leila Verney, Oscar Day and Jor- ing team and we also had some fun in between. dan debated with the team at Narrandera High School. Our school was on the affirmative team, arguing that “we I would like to congratulate and thank all of the students for should accept more migrants”. The debate showed excel- their hard work and for representing our school proudly. lent confidence and capability from all students, with Oscar They demonstrated excellent sportsmanship and great de- Day receiving a special mention from the adjudicator for bating techniques in this, their first round of debating. I how well he rebutted the opposing team. After much delib- wish them all the best in their following rounds. eration from the adjudicator (as it was so close), we were Mrs Fairley determined the winners of that round. PLEASE FORWARD ALL EMAILED AD’S/ARTICLES FOR THE ARDLETHAN CENTRAL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER TO: [email protected] Subject Line: Newsletter articles To ensure that your advertisement is placed in the newsletter please submit your item NO LATER than 3.00PM TUESDAY Term 3 closing dates are: 21/7, 4/8, 18/8, 1/9, 15/9 Term 3 Newsletters will be distributed on: 24/7, 7/8, 21/8, 4/9 and 18/9 Page 3 Ardlethan Central School SMALL SCHOOLS ACHIEVING BIG THINGS! This week the PSSA tennis team consisting of Norm Haeusler, Jake Bourchier, Jane Haeusler and Paige Kenny, all from Barellan Central School, played in the Riverina final of the PSSA Tennis Knockout against Griffith Small Schools, consisting of players from Weethalle, Tharbogang and Goolgowi. For both finalists to come from small schools within the Riverina is an amazing achievement and a prime example of “small schools achieving big things!” Barellan seemed a fitting host to the big day, famous for 'The Big Tennis Racquet,' and even more famous for its ties to Evonne Goolagong. As the kids hit up against the training wall, now named in her honour, it provided a wealth of inspira- tion for the kids competing and some nostalgia for the older generations. The high level of tennis reaffirmed the array of sporting talent produced in the Riverina. The standard of tennis was very high and players were supported by many parents and community members from Barel- lan, Griffith and surrounding towns as well as Cheryl Rawle, tennis coach from Griffith who coaches many of the players and has been involved in teaching and promoting tennis to children in the Riverina for many generations. Ardlethan/Barellan defeated Griffith small schools 5 sets to 3, however the difference was only 8 games, indicating the closeness of the competition. Both boys were successful in their singles matches; Norm 6-0, Jake 6-2. Jane won her sin- gles match 6-4 while Paige, despite playing some great tennis was defeated. The boys won their doubles match 6-0, how- ever the Griffith Small Schools girls defeated our girls 6-2. It was then up to the results of the mixed doubles, Barellan needing to win one of the matches to secure victory. Jake and Paige teamed up but were unfortunately defeated 2-6, leaving the sibling combination of Norm and Jane Haeusler to battle it out. After many long rallies in a high quality game of tennis, Norm and Jane were successful, winning 6-2 to become Riverina Champions and secure our place in the quarter finals. Both teams are to be congratulated on their performance and excellent display of sportsmanship. I am very proud of the Barellan students and their dedication to tennis, including hours spent practising both in school sport time and in their own time. Thank you to Tina Haeusler, Cathy Bourchier and Alan Hesketh for their continued help and support! We will now play Parkes Public School in the quarter finals early next term at a venue to be decided! Sue Flagg (Team manager) Page 4 Ardlethan Central School ing doors of the airport, he felt like he wrote, “I will call you in about five Looi at the coast was being stalked. Two enormous body minutes, we will be landing soon. guards kept a close eye on him as he Once Looi got off the plane he called Once upon a time there was black, pink, headed for the check-in counter of the Allie immediately. and white penguin named Looi. Looi Qualten airlines. “Hey Allie, how are you?” he said. lived in a big beachy zoo. He was chubby “One ticket to Goolasondon please,” said around the edges, but also muscular. He Looi. “That will be $272 thank you,” said “Hi Looi, I am very good thank you.” had three orange hairs sticking out the the delightful lady at the counter.
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