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Naradhan Public School & Community Newsletter Contact us: Ph: (02) 6896 9808 Naradhan Public School & Fax: (02) 6896 9852 Email: [email protected] Community Newsletter Web: www.naradhan-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Kooba St Naradhan NSW 2669 Week 6, Term 1 Friday, 9 March 2018 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Last week students were involved in the Big Vegie Crunch organised by the Healthy Kids Association. Our students were part of the 47,920 students crunching on vegies at 10am on Thursday 1 March. School leaders, Lily and Kaleb helped prepare delicious vegie platters for everyone to enjoy for Crunch & Sip. On Friday, students also did their bit to ‘Clean Up Australia’, walking around the streets of Naradhan collecting rubbish. Very early Sunday morning, our Year 6 student leaders and I will be traveling to Sydney for the Young Leaders Conference. The conference is held on Monday and students will hear from “prominent leaders form all walks of life” and be inspired to lead. We will return home late Monday night. Miss J will teach K-5 and Miss D will be in for an extra day to provide support. On Thursday, a representative from Telstra is visiting the school to assess if they can provide us with an alternative internet delivery method to our satellite Lily and Kaleb served up some delicious platters for The Big service, that will better meet our needs. We are very Vegie Crunch excited to see what come from the assessment. Watch this space!! Next Friday, our swimming team: Lily, Kaleb, Arna and Ella will travel to Dubbo for the Western region swimming carnival. We wish them the best of luck in their events. Mr K will be teaching, while Miss J heads to Narrandera to begin Language, Learning and Literacy (L3) professional learning. Have a great Week 7! Miss Denna Tye Principal Ex-student, Bryce Johnston, came in last week and helped with music by accompanying Kerrie and the students on his guitar Contact us: Ph: (02) 6896 9808 Naradhan Public School & Fax: (02) 6896 9852 Email: [email protected] Community Newsletter Web: www.naradhan-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Kooba St Naradhan NSW 2669 WHAT’S COMING UP? NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION AGAINST BULLYING Students at NPS will be involved in the National Day of Action Against Bullying on Friday 16 March along with many other Australian school Happy kids crunching on vegies... communities. Students will be engaged in a range of lessons and discussions looking at what bullying is and how to respond to and prevent bullying. WESTERN PSSA SWIMMING CARNIVAL The Western region PSSA swimming carnival will be held at Dubbo on Friday 16 March. Swimmers who are eligible to compete will receive permission notes as more information comes to the school. If your child is unable to attend, please contact the school ASAP so nominations can be changed. ...and crazy kids crunching on vegies! CIRCUS CHALLENGE We have been invited to join SFX for a Circus Challenge on Thursday 22 March from 9-11.30am. Students will travel in on the bus and watch the Circus Challenge show before participating in hands-on workshops. Permission notes went out this week. Please ensure permission notes and money are returned prior to the excursion. Please contact the school if there is any problems with payment. Heading off to‘ Clean Up Australia’ BARELLAN NETBALL AND FOOTBALL DAY The Barellan Junior Football and Netball Club are putting on another skills day for our Small Schools on Friday 23 March. We are currently working with Barellan Central School to organise a Harmony Day celebration for the afternoon session. Transport will be by bus. Notes will go out soon. NEW ROOF ON MAIN BUILDING In Week 9 our main building will be getting a new roof. We will be unable to use our main classroom for the week. We will use the library as our A big thank you to everyone who classroom and we’re currently brainstorming ideas for some outdoor collected Woolworths Earn and Learn learning activities and/or projects for this week. We have also booked in a stickers for us last year. Our goodies visit from the Ambulance Service on the Monday afternoon. arrived this week: a Tap-Tap Set, student scissors and a big set of textas! Coles School Sports Coles Sports for Schools is back to help Aussie kids stay fit and healthy. When you shop at Coles, you'll receive Sports for Schools vouchers that your local school can exchange for sports gear. The more vouchers you collect, the more sports gear we'll receive. Start collecting today because the race is on! There is a box located at the school and the Griffith Coles Supermarket to put tickets in as you collect them. P&C News Memberships for P&C are $2 for anyone wanting to become a member or renew your membership of the Naradhan Public School P&C . For more information please contact Tara Homfray on 6896 9828 We would like to wish a big Anglican Church Sun. 11 March (Lent 4 & Mothering Sunday) 10 am @ Lake, followed by Parish AGM Sun. 18 March (Lent 5) 9 am @ Lake to March Birthdays 10. 30 am @ Tullibigeal 1st Arna Mansley (NO service @ Weethalle) 3rd Hayley O’Meley Sun. 25 March (Palm Sunday) 4th Emma O’Meley 10 am @ Lake 8th John Templeton 9th Adelaide Haddrill Thurs. 29 March (Maundy Thursday) th 10 Luke Daunt / 7 pm @ Lake Dennis Kitto th 14 Cherice Johnston Fri. 30 March (Good Friday) th 16 Tracy Johnston 8 am @ Lake 22nd Isabelle Irons 9. 30 am @ Tullibigeal 24th Denna Tye 12 noon @ Weethalle 29th Ann Boyes/Katie Ward 3 pm @ Lake 31st Steven Hart Sat. 31 March (Holy Saturday) 7 pm @ Lake (Easter Vigil) Sun. 1 April (Easter Sunday) 9 am @ Tullibigeal 10. 30 am @ Lake 12. 30 pm @ Weethalle Deb Ball 2018 Rankins Springs Hall committee is holding a Deb Ball Sun. 8 April (Easter 2) this year on Saturday the 21st July. 10 am @ Lake If there are any girls who would like to make their debut please contact Ellen Walker on 69661270 or Sun. 15 April (Easter 3) Deb Castle on 69661267. 9 am @ Lake 10. 30 am @ Tullibigeal 12. 30 pm @ Weethalle Wednesday, 7 March 2018 MEDIA RELEASE Daniher legend to be immortalised in Ungarie tribute One of Australia’s most famous sporting families, the Danihers, will be immortalised in AFL folklore on Saturday at the unveiling of a giant Sherrin football in their hometown of Ungarie. A host of former AFL legends will join Triple M Rocks Footy personalities Billy Brownless and James Brayshaw for the unveiling of an 800 kilogram fibreglass Sherrin which pays tribute to the historic achievements of Terry, Neale, Anthony and Chris Daniher - who remain the only set of four brothers to take the field together in a VFL/AFL premiership match. The giant football will be hoisted on a four metre pedestal over Ungarie’s Bing Wallder Park and is expected to become the next BIG tourist attraction by attracting Essendon and AFL fans from across Australia. With the support of Triple M Rocks Footy, the NSW Government and Bland Shire Council, the project is an initiative of the Ungarie Advancement Group and more than 1000 people are expected to flock to Ungarie for the historic occasion. James Brayshaw will be the master of ceremonies at the unveiling, which will take place at 11am and be followed by a Legends AFL match and Auskick Superclinic at Ungarie Showground. The Legends match will be between The Danihers and the All Stars commencing at 12.15pm. The Danihers team will wear the famous Essendon colours and be made up exclusively of members of the Daniher family with Neale Daniher as coach and Terry, Anthony and Chris Daniher the co-captains. The All Stars team will wear the black and white colours of Ungarie and include former Brownlow medallist and Sydney Swans “Captain Courageous” Paul Kelly and former Essendon stars Bryan Wood, Garry Foulds, Paul Hamilton and Steve Carey alongside a number of current and former Australian football identities from throughout the region. Patrons at the ground will be able to hear live Triple M commentary from James Brayshaw and Luke Francis with special comments on the sideline from Billy Brownless. Wednesday, 7 March 2018 MEDIA RELEASE The match will be played over four 12 minutes quarters and be followed by an Auskick Superclinic conducted by event partner and sponsor AFL NSW/ACT. The Superclinic is open to all young footballers who simply need to turn up on the day to take part. The Ungarie Australian Football and Netball Club will have full bar and barbecue facilities available at the Showground while the Ungarie Bowling Club will host the informal after match celebrations later in the day. To accommodate the large crowd expected on the day, Council will close a section of Wollongough Street (between Ungarie Street and Merrengreen Road) and Humbug Street (between Wollongough Street and Crowncamp Road) between 9am and 12 noon with a traffic detour in place. Event parking will be at the Ungarie Showground with people encouraged to walk the short distance to Bing Wallder Park for the unveiling. A mini bus will be available to transport people between the park and the Showground who may have difficulty walking. Entry to the Showground and all events is free but volunteers will be collecting donations for Neale Daniher’s charity Fight MND on the day while Triple M is also conducting an on air charity drive. For those who cannot make it, Triple M Riverina MIA (Griffith) and Triple M Riverina (Wagga) will be broadcasting live from Ungarie from 8am on Saturday with a live call of the Legends game.
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