Tullibigeal Central School
Newsletter
Kurrajong Street Phone: (02) 69729105
Tullibigeal NSW 2669 Fax: (02) 69729267
Principal: Tom Garvey Mobile: 0415 171 781 Email – [email protected]
Term 2 Week 4 18 May 2016
Truth * Consideration * Service
Mortimer Shield Good luck to our Stage 3 students who are Principal’s Report off to Leeton tomorrow to play Mortimer Shield Rugby Successful Excursions This morning sees nearly the whole League and League Tag. school travel to Ungarie Central School to join in the Musica Congratulations to Bill Dillon and Riley Glasgow for making Viva concert which is being hosted there. the Western AFL team who will play at Nelson’s Bay next PBL corner. We are proud to be a Positive Behaviour for week. And also to Bill Dillon and Harley Henschke who Learning school. Respect is an important value which we all made the Group 20 Rep under 12’s Rugby League team. espouse. This can mean; respect for ourselves, respect for Learning Planning Meetings will occur in the last 2 weeks fellow students, respect for our teachers. Through showing of term after the reports are issued. respect we show how we can treat others as we would like to be treated ourselves. Dignity in our relations with other people is a badge of our civilisation. Till next week…
Flash back to Anzac Day Of course 2015 was the 100th Tom Garvey anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli and that prompted a Principal lot of loyalty and dedicated activity ensuring the Memorial
Park looked its best and that the stones accurately reflected the scores of local men and women who served in Term 2 Coming Events conflict. 2016 was a somewhat quieter marking of Anzac
Day but our students did a fabulous job; turning up in school uniform and performing their roles with aplomb. MAY 2016 Pictured is Ricky Riley at the guns. As is always true, he did a fantastic job on the day. Week 4 Wed 18 May Mortimer Shield for Years 5 & 6 Fri 20 May Lower Cross Country at Tulli
Week 5 Monday 23 May Bill and Riley away at Nelson’s Bay AFL State Carnival Tues 24 May NRL Cronulla Sharks Visit
Week 6
Mon 30 May Recorder Camp Wagga
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Primary News Secondary News
Today all students Kindergarten to Year 10 have the Year 11 Industrial Technology Metals opportunity to watch a drumming performance in Ungarie. Students will be heading to Ungarie for the Well done to all students who attended the Industrial performance. Thank you to Ungarie Central School who Technology Metals Industry Study Day in Condobolin last offered our students this performance. Friday. You displayed exceptional behaviour and all your th This Friday 20 May we will be holding the Lower schools can be proud of how you represented them. I am Lachlan Cross Country. All students received their notes sure you learnt a lot about how a business operates within last week and we ask they be returned as soon as the metals industry. Hopefully it gave students the possible. The P & C will be running a canteen on the day so any donations of cakes and slices would be inspiration they need to be successful in this course moving appreciated. Also we will need some parents to run the into possibly their own fabrication business. canteen on the day.
This Wednesday all students in Years 5 and 6 will be heading to Leeton to compete in the Steve Mortimer Shield. Students will be joining with Naradhan and St Francis Lake Cargelligo. Students will need to be at school by 7.50am on Wednesday morning to be taken to Leeton. Students estimated return from Leeton will be between 4pm -4.30pm.
Good luck to Bill Dillon and Riley Glasgow who will be heading off to Nelsons Bay next week to compete in the state AFL carnival representing Western Region Sport for all of next week. Good luck boys. Year 11 Business/Legal studies
All students in the LAP program studying either Business Studies or Legal Studies will congregate at Tullibigeal Central School for a study day. Thank you to Mr West for
organising this day for the students.
HSC Chemistry
Ricky Riley will attend a HSC Chemistry Study Day in
Condobolin on Friday. I hope this day helps Ricky achieve
the high results he is capable of in his coming assessments
and exams. Bill, Riley, Damon and Dylan were to join with Ungarie next week to play cricket in the next round of the PSSA Exams Knockout however their opponent have forfeited and they will now move forward to the next round. The A reminder to all Junior Secondary students that you will boys will take on a school in Dubbo area. More details have half yearly exams starting next week. These exams will be given once we know. Thank you to Ungarie make up part of your assessment for the year and it is Central School and Mr Cattle for including our students. important for you to try your best in these exams. You should have a routine study pattern leading into these
exams.
Jacqui Dillon Assistant Principal Timothy Small
Relieving Head Teacher
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SCHOOL CAPTAIN’S TRIP TO SYDNEY and provided first hand fieldwork in exploring the
th issue. Students were given the opportunity to On Wednesday the 4 of May, Ricky and Mr West, measure the depth of the water table using a along with school captains from Ungarie and Lake piezometer and draw conclusions as to what may Cargelligo, flew to Sydney for a tour of NSW have helped or hindered the rise of the water Parliament House and Government House. table. Students should now be working towards Condobolin also sent their captains who we met in Sydney. We were able to meet our local member completing a report on salinity for their next of state parliament, Kevin Humphries, member for assessment task, using information and photos from the day. Barwon as pictured below. Students were able to see both houses of parliament in session from the viewing platforms, as well as seeing a protest in action outside of the building. The afternoon session involved a tour of Government House and a meeting with the Governor of NSW, His Excellency General David Hurley, before flying home.
Stage 5 Entrepreneurship excursion to Parkes
On Monday the 9th of May, stage 5 students and
Mr West travelled to Parkes to be part of the
launch of a new program being run by Intel and the
Department of Education which is based around
innovation and entrepreneurship. Students were
able to hear from those who had been successful
entrepreneurs and learn about what skills you
need to achieve success. They will be involved in
an ongoing program where they need to come up
with ideas that are able to solve problems we face
in our everyday lives and can be capitalised on.
Stage 5 Geography Salinity excursion to Condobolin/Ootha On Friday the 6th of May, stage 5 students and Mr West travelled to Condobolin to be involved in a joint excursion with Condobolin High School focused on the issue of salinity. Students were able to see the effect this geographic issue has had on different areas of the town; from buildings in town, to farmland and Gum Bend Lake. This excursion tied in with their study of salinity in the classroom
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‘LIFE ON THE LAND’ PHOTOS
This term in art lessons, we are creating a whole school collage to put in the Blue Waters Art Competition. The theme is ‘Life on the Land.’ I would love it if each student in our school could contribute a photo to this. The photo should be either one that you have taken, or one taken of you. It can be any photo that you think relates to life on the land. Some ideas could include: A photo of you doing a job or hobby that is unique to country life. A photo of the landscape.
A close up of an interesting texture or pattern eg. machinery parts, dirt, a wood stack. Research shows us that family reading time A photo of something showing farm life. is one of the BEST ways to grow a child’s A photo of a local place, event or building. interest in the wonderful world of books. Something old that you have found We encourage students to read with a family member for at least 10 minutes every Please email your photo to day. [email protected] or bring it to school on a USB. If your photo is printed out, please bring it to May is National Family Reading Month and school on a Monday or Wednesday for me to scan and Scholastic is offering over $20 000 worth of prizes return to you. for students who get involved in this challenge. All Primary students have been given a reading log Thank you in which they can record time spent reading and Mrs Hayward TCS is also offering the following prizes to encourage all students to become involved and get
reading!
Anyone who enters will receive a pencil 10hrs = Ice Block 15hrs = Book from the Box 20hrs = $10 Book Club Voucher Over 20hrs will receive a special ‘mystery prize’
th Reading logs must be returned by the 13 June. If you have any questions please see Miss Hannah or MAY Mrs Hague for further details.
Birthdays!!!!!
A big happy birthday to you both !!!
th Brant Frankel 19 May
nd Mason Payne 22 May
Hope you have a great day!!!
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STUDENT BANKING
STUDENT BANKING IS NOW HELD ON WEDNESDAY’S. Still feel free to send your child’s/children’s
banking in before this day. Ricky Murray-Wright Improvement in reading
Dylan Browne His persistent attitude in Mathematics Jan Ridley Student Banking Co-Ordinator Blake Dillon Being helpful with younger students this week
SCHOOL BANKING Squirrel Morison-Tull Excellent independent work in Science Congratulations to the student below who have reached their 10 weeks of deposits. Well done! Miranda Barnes Effort towards learning & understanding fractions
Damon Imrie Displaying a great attitude during poetry writing
Damon Imrie Outstanding effort in Science
Jayden Loxley His persistence with difficult concepts in Mathematics
Braden Payne Effort in Antimaker Project Elly Ireland, Jessie Tyack, Millie Helyar, Tayah Glasgow, Riley Grace Dillon Effort in Antimaker Project Glasgow, Tahlia Bendall, Dylan Bendall & Charlie Tyack missing is Billy Tyack
Finlay Kenzie Representing TCS at the
Entrepreneurship Launch
Emily Whymark Representing TCS at the Entrepreneurship Launch
Charlotte Browne Representing TCS at the Entrepreneurship Launch Lower Lachlan Cross Country Lower Lachlan Cross Country will be held Kyhle Crawford Representing TCS at the this Friday at Tullibigeal. The P&C are Entrepreneurship Launch catering for this event. Any help on the day will be appreciated. We won’t be doing Jessica Browne Outstanding effort and a roster but if you are available to give us achievement in Biology a hand it would be greatly appreciated.
A donation of cakes/slices etc. would also
be appreciated. If you can’t make it in please send them in with your child.
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OUR NEXT MEETING WILL BE THIS THURSDAY
Tuesday 10th May 2016 19th MAY 2016 5.30 pm
All welcome to attend
TUCKSHOP TERM 2
th Wednesday 18 MAY 2016 GET YOURSELF DRESSED UP IN YOUR
PJ’S AND HEAD TO SCHOOL THIS JOCLYN NEWHAM THURSDAY FOR OUR FIRST PBL
PIE PATROL REWARDS DAY FOR 2016
JACQUI DILLON
IF YOU CANNOT DO YOUR DUTY PLEASE ORGANISE YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT. PLEASE DO NOT RING SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF AS IT IS NOT UP TO THEM TO FIND YOUR REPLACEMENT.
Order ice blocks, milk and any food required for the next week with Jan or Mandy.
Jacqui Dillon
TUCKSHOP ROSTER FOR 2016
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 18 May Joclyn Newham Jacqui Dillon 25 May Tanya Helyar 01 June Kelly Tyack
08 June Michelle Lewis
15 June Gillian Murray 22 June Mel Crawford 29 June Julie Hague
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
There will now only be one volunteer on each week due to student numbers. Thank you to those who have volunteered it is greatly appreciated.
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TULLI HOPPERS & HOPPETTS NEWS
MAY This week’s Saturday 21 May 2016 there will be a Sat 21 May Northern Riverina AFL General Bye as there is an Interleague game Interleague V Central West against Central West at Dubbo.
Ray Ridley is leading the AFL tipping on 55, with Sun 22 May Group 20 Broden Imrie on 53, Leanne Imrie & Beltana TLU V DPC Rooster at Irelands on 51. If you haven’t paid your money could you please do so ASAP. Lake I will be ordering some new training guernsey’s for anyone that wants one. The style will change from what we had on Facebook as they were the same as the last lot. As soon as I have a new style I will POSITION VACANT post it on Facebook so keep an eye on The Tullibigeal Fire Brigade Mighty Tullibigeal Grasshoppers page for info. Treasurer /Secretary They will be $50 each and sizes are kid’s 4 – 14 & For more information mens XS – 3XL.
Contact Holly Ireland if interested Orders & money must be in to me by Sunday 29 May for end of June delivery.
If you would like to sponsor these it’s $100 for the front of Guernsey & $50 for the back. Please give FOR SALE me a ring or email [email protected] by the 21 May 2016
9 x Border Collie pups Leanne Imrie 2 x males
7 x females
Junior Netball Training Under 13’s starting at 5.30pm. Coaches this year are Deoyne Fyfe, Kelsey Hanlon and
Deidre Fyfe. $300 Net Set Go starting at 5pm. Coach this year is For more information Lisa Bendall. contact 02 6972 9289
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We don’t want you to miss having your part of
Tullibigeal history to contribute, no matter how big or how small. Auskick Training is on at 5pm If you need a questionnaire or want help with putting, Thursdays your story down you can contact Linda Fair or Janelle Ireland. Any questions please contact To get all your information put together and ready for Darryl 0429729117. publication in time for our celebrations in June 2017,
we will need to have your story by the end of June this
CLAIMING THE DATE year.
Janelle Ireland on behalf of Tullibigeal Centenary Tullibigeal Centenary Committee Celebrations to be held on the June Long
Weekend (10,11,12) 2017
Come along and be a part of our Biggest Morning Tea held at the Tullibigeal Centenary Tullibigeal Community Centre th Celebrations (OLD RSL) on Thursday 26 REMINDER May 2016.
WE WANT YOUR STORIES
We have received many very interesting stories, information and photographs for our Centenary book, so far. TULLIBIGEAL PROGRESS If you would like to have your family’s story told and ASSOCIATION NEWS have not filled out a questionnaire or written your own story, please do so. We cannot cover families if we 2016 Meetings don’t know their story. Tuesday’s 28th June starting at 7.00pm Our aim is to cover Tullibigeal history, through your 26th July starting at 7.00pm stories, from the early 1900’s up to today. 27th Sept starting at 7.00pm 22nd Nov starting at 7.00pm
Progress Committee
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ENVYIOUS HAIR TULLIBIGEAL BRANCH LAKE CARGELLIGO
Congratulations to Ellen, Heather, Carol, Tara, Deonye and Ella for their entries in the State Handicraft and Land Cookery competitions. Our branch also competed in the Wagga Daily Advertiser Award for Publicity. Unfortunately we didn’t come home with any wins this year, but it Open Hours: 9.00am – 5.30pm was certainly an honour to represent our Tuesday to Saturday, also late night community. Carol and Steph were our delegates Thursday and had a busy time considering the motions which were discussed. They were pleased with the Closed Mondays outcomes.
We selected a date for CWA Awareness Day at our THIS WEEKS SPECIALS ARE: last meeting. This will be held on the 13 September. Further details of guest speakers will 1/2 price Colours with Tash come at a later date. Our International day will be Eye Brow Wax, Eye Brow Tint & Eyelash Tint held on 29 July with a number of special guests on the day. Please put this in your diary and come and $35 join us for a Mongolian delight. Full set Aycrilic Nails $50 Our new cultural officer, Heather has asked that we consider writing either a poem or short story. NORMAL HAIRCUT PRICES
Subjects are available from her. Are there any Non-School Kids $10.00 school students who would like to enter the poster Primary School Age $15.00 competition? The subject is ‘A Circus”. Talk to a Secondary School Age $15.00 CWA member about it. Entries are due by 7 Mens $20.00 September. Ladies $27.00
Please join us for a Cancer Council fundraiser on 26
May. We will have morning tea available for a We also have a Facebook Page with weekly donation and if you would like to purchase goods specials. See what else we have in store. from our trading table, we will be open from 9am We also do waxing. at the Community Centre.
Fay has been scooping the pool with wins in our Thank you Erin and Tash monthly flower competition of late. The Envyious Hair competitions however, have been shared. Last Phone: 6898 2283 month it was a blueberry product and the June competition is a Mongolian Hat. The next seniors and friends is on Tuesday 7 June. NOTICE The next meeting is on 21 June. Members need to let the secretary know if they are wishing to attend All bookings for the hire of the the Barellan (3 June) & Rankins Springs (27 June) Tullibigeal Hall International days. are now to be made with Linda Fair on 6896 5345
Jennifer Ireland Hall key is still to be picked up from Secretary Leanne Imrie
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FISHING CLUB NEWS
Memberships are now due. Please pay as soon as possible. Opens every Friday at 3pm to 5.30pm.
After hours contact Memberships 2015/16 season Fay Bendall 6972 9243 Single 17 years and over $20 Please call in as we have plenty to offer. Single 16 years and under $10 Gifts, cakes and biscuits, jams and pickles Couple $30 and second hand books for sale. Family of 4 $40 Family over 4 $50 Fay Bendall
Barb Tyack – Secretary CWA ROOM BOOKINGS
Mrs Hilda Ramsay is now taking bookings for our CWA rooms. If you would like to hire the CWA rooms, then please contact
her for key collection and hall hire agreements. HOLISTIC HEALING MASSAGE EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Hilda Ramsay 6972 9128 AFTERNOON BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Tullibigeal CWA RING ALEX ON 6972911
Grading Available Phone Dick Ward for any inquiries. Mobile: 0428759318 Home Phone: 69759318
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MAYFIELD HOTEL NEWS TULLICAFE
TUESDAY NIGHTS CHINESE BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Take away welcome
FRIDAY NIGHTS HOME OF THE ANGEL BAY MEGA CASH DRAW (10 other Pubs) Friday nights between 7and 9pm must be BURGERS in hotel to win. Please see Julie or Larry to register. Meal deal combo KEYS FOR CASH. Must be here to play Hamburger/chips/can of between 7pm & 9pm drink $10.00
RESTAURANT OPENED Tuesday Chinese 6pm – late SPECIAL ONLY THIS Wednesday – Sunday 6.30 – 8.30 booking preferred SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Pizza, full takeaway menu available HAMBURGER MEAL
Phone 69729173 or 0477078895 DEAL IS $8.00 Julie Hague FISH AND CHIPS WAS Mayfield Hotel $7.50 NOW $6.00
ONLY THIS WEEKEND
ROAST STILL AVAILABLE ON
SUNDAYS FROM 12.30PM BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY:
PIZZAS $10
RING 69729114
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