Welcome to Week 8!

The students and staff have been involved in many exciting learning highlights this fortnight such as the Narrogin Network School Development Day, the District Cross Country, Principal for a Day and a Camp Kulin Leadership talk. We are also very grateful to have our undercover area looking like new again now that the carpet has been installed.

I am pleased to announce that as an incentive for all students who attend regularly (90% or above) they will receive a raffle ticket every Friday which will go into the draw for a voucher from Sports Power. This means that if a student continues to attend above 90% each week they will have more than one chance of winning. The raffle will be drawn at each Formal assembly. At the last assembly Breanna Mills, Room 5, was the winner of the voucher for attending above 90% already this term. Well done!

Leadership talk Yesterday our Year 6 students were fortunate to have Mrs Tanya Dupagne, Manager of Camp Kulin, speak about being an effective leader. Tanya is one of the top 100 influential women in Australia and a very motivated leader in our wider community. Over 400 children are currently on the waitlist to attend the camps she provides every holidays and on some weekends. The program has attracted the attention of Ministers at State and Federal level, as well as winning numerous awards in its first 18 months of operation including the Premiers Award, Constable Care Child Safety Award and WA Children’s Week Award.

From the Principal

✩ Narrogin Senior High School

(NSHS) Visit to Year 6 students Wednesday 10 June

✩ Pre-Primary Visit to NSHS

Thursday 11 June

✩ Engraving of Students Bikes,

8.30am Friday 12 June

✩ School Nurse

Wednesday 10 & 17 June

✩ Room 3 Assembly (am)

Friday 19 June

✩ Year 5 & 6 Art Excursion

(Perth) Thursday 25 June

✩ Winter Lightning Carnival

Friday 26 June

Coming Events

Please remember that we have early

close at ENPS every Monday.

School closes at 2.30pm

Kindy closes at 2.30pm

ENDEAVOUR ACHIEVEMENT SUSTAINABILITY THOUGHTFULNESS

Newsletter No: 08

Date: 09 June 2015

Established 1963

Principal: Mrs Joanna Hayes Email: EastNarrogin.PS@education.wa.edu.au Phone: 9881 1581

Deputy Principal: Mr Johan Van Wyk http://www.eastnarroginps.wa.edu.au Fax: 9881 1707

Off-Site Kindergarten: 9881 2015

Winner of the Attendance Award Breanna Mills.

Year 6 Leaders with Mrs Tanya Dupagne of Camp Kulin.

Art Raffle

We have 3 stunning paintings by local artist Yvette Ettridge, which we are raffling in the Leaders’ Clubhouse.

All proceeds will go towards our Year 6 Camp.

Tickets are attached to the newsletter and are $2 each. The raffle will be drawn at assembly on Friday 19 June.

Simply return your raffle tickets from this newsletter with payment to the Leaders’ Clubhouse.

From the Principal (Cont.)

Donation of Books to our School Library I would like to thank Mrs Sue Hann for kindly donating picture books to our school library.

Principal for a Day 03 June 2015 Emily Jones stepped into the shoes of the Principal position for a day as part of the National Student Principal for a Day Program. Emily encountered a variety of interesting tasks and performed her role with enthusiasm and dedication. I was very impressed with her professionalism and maturity on

the day. Emily’s thoughts on being Principal for the Day:

―Hi, My name is Emily Jones and I was fortunate enough to be voted Principal by the Year 5 and 6 students as well as the staff.

I really enjoyed being the Principal last Wednesday. I learned that being a Principal is a lot of work and this opportunity gave me the chance to do what a Principal really does on a day to day basis.

First, I attended the weekly leadership meeting with Mrs Hayes, Mrs Dyson and Mrs Lund from 8.00am to 8.30am. At the meeting we talked about how to improve teaching at our school.

After the meeting, I took part in the webinar. All the Student Principals across Australia attended the event. There was even a Student Principal from Russia but unfortunately he was unable to join in. We talked about leadership, being the Principal, our goals and we shared a little bit about ourselves. I was on the webinar for an hour and talked on camera for five minutes. We also interacted through messaging on a notepad.

Then I visited the Year 4 students in Mrs Dyson’s class while they were learning about texture in Viewing. I enjoyed helping out students and I thought that all of Room 9 did an amazing job on their work!

At recess I went to the staffroom and had a delicious hot chocolate with the staff. I found the staff conversations very interesting.

After my recess I had a surprise activity. I had to sort out an issue with some girls. I gave them some strategies to deal with the problem.

I had lunch in the Principal’s office while writing my notes. During lunch I organised some games for the Year 1s and 2s. Thank you to all the students who joined in. After lunch I answered a phone call for Mrs Kirby.

As my final activity for the day I had an interview with Mr Brian Lange who was the Principal for 20 years at the High School. The interview was very interesting and I learned a lot about leadership. He said ―that the most rewarding thing about being a leader was watching people succeed‖, and I agree.

I also checked students work and I really enjoyed listening to them reading out what they had written. Thank you to all the students who showed me their work.

I just want to thank everybody who voted for and supported me throughout the day especially the staff and Mrs Hayes. I have really learned a lot from this valuable experience‖.

Engraving Student Bikes 12 June 2015 The local police would like your support in an initiative to help reduce the theft of bicycles. The Police will attend the school this Friday at 8.30am and engrave only those bikes whose students have returned a permission slip from parents which was sent home last week.

Kindergarten and Pre-Primary Enrolments 2016 East Narrogin Primary school are now accepting applications for enrolments for 2016. If you know of anyone wishing to enrol their child at East Narrogin next year, especially a kindergarten aged child, please let them know.

If you are planning on leaving our school at the end of the year, early notification would be much appreciated.

Head Lice Over the past few weeks there have been several notifications of head lice outbreaks in classes across the school. When parents notify class teachers or the office of an infestation, a letter is sent home to that particular class. Head lice are a problem from time to time and sometimes tend to occur during seasonal changes. Parents are asked to regularly check their child’s hair and to use an appropriate treatment. Students with visible, live lice will be sent home until treatment has occurred.

Reporting Semester One Reports will be completed and sent home at the end of this term.

Please remember: Excellent — the student is achieving well above the

expected standard/level for a student at that year level. High — the student is achieving above the expected

standard/level for a student at that year level. Satisfactory — the student is working and achieving at

the expected standard at that year level. Limited — has made less than expected standard/

level. Very Low — low achievement of what is the expected

standard/level.

Reports will be distributed on Thursday 2 July (Kindy students) and Friday 3

July (PP-Year 6). As always, if there

are any questions about your child’s report please speak with your child’s teacher.

Finally, a big thank you to our P&C for your wonderful efforts in raising $936.00 at the District Cross Country.

Kind Regards,

Jo Hayes, Principal

From the Deputy

District Cross Country Congratulations to all our Year 3 – 6 that competed in the District Cross Country on Friday 5 June. It was the first time in 10 Years that East Narrogin won the event!!!!! We are planning to take as many of our team to the State Cross Country to be held on Friday 14 August at the UWA sports grounds. Students will receive information about this event closer to the date. I would also like to congratulate the Year 6 Leaders that operated as Marshalls for me on the day. You have done an outstanding job!!

From the Deputy (Cont.)

The results for the first four in each race were:

The Final results for the District Cross Country were:

Final points standings, by year group and schools.

Leading Schools Overall Leading Schools

Year 4 Boys Year 4 Girls Year 5 Boys Year 5 Girls Year 6 Boys Year 6 Girls

1st

Hugh Telfer DARKAN

1st

Bree-anna Millington ENPS

1st

Jay Sewell PINGELLY

1st

Bronwyn Goss DARKAN

1st

Ben Woodruff ST MATTS

1st

Aaliyah Ugle ENPS

2nd

Rudy Webster ST MATTS

2nd

Amelia Corasaniti ENPS

2nd

Tom Kilpatrick ST MATTS

2nd

Charlie Buckley BROOMEHILL

2nd

Graeme Miller NPS

2nd

Paige Zabajnik ENPS

3rd

Tyler Rowe NPS

3rd

Zoe Kelley BRAESIDE

3rd

William Roe KATANNING

3rd

Kate Poultney YEALERING

3rd

Orban Georgy BRAESIDE

3rd

Isabel Garnett KATANNING

4th

Leon Abraham NPS

4th

Meghan Watts NPS

4th

Japhet Nzoyikorera BRAESIDE

4th

Jorja Young NPS

4th

Jamie Taylor KATANNING

4th

Emily Jones ENPS

SCHOOL YR 4 BOYS

YR 4 GIRLS

YR 5 BOYS

YR 5 GIRLS

YR 6 BOYS

YR 6 GIRLS

TOTAL

WILLIAMS PS 35 32 66 43 2 15 193

WICKEPIN PS 3 38 1 - 1 - 43

KUKERIN PS - - 40 - 11 - 51

KATANNING PS 19 30 49 25 66 61 250

DARKAN PS 29 2 4 26 26 - 87

ST MATTHEWS PS 33 4 37 33 36 48 191

NARROGIN PS 66 46 31 37 81 33 294

PINGELLY PS - - 25 21 - - 46

BRAESIDE PS 36 49 33 11 45 39 213

DUMBLEYUNG PS - 14 15 25 - - 54

YEALERING PS - - - 23 2 16 41

EAST NARROGIN PS 56 63 19 37 49 83 307

NEWDEGATE PS 15 - 1 2 1 25 44

BROOMEHILL PS 21 37 1 25 - 5 89

WANDERING PS 1 - - 3 12 - 16

PINGRUP PS 18 - 14 - - - 32

Year 4 Boys: NARROGIN PS

Year 4 Girls: EAST NARROGIN PS

Year 5 Boys: WILLIAMS PS

Year 5 Girls: WILLIAMS PS

Year 6 Boys: NARROGIN PS

Year 6 Girls: EAST NARROGIN PS

1. East Narrogin Primary School 307 Pts. 2. Narrogin Primary School 294 Pts. 3. Katanning Primary School 250 Pts. 4. Braeside Primary School 213 Pts. 5. Williams Primary School 193 Pts.

Behaviour of the Week Every fortnight we have a new behaviour of the week that we concentrate on. We do a bit of a role play at our Monday assembly where the teachers do the wrong type of behaviour and then afterwards a group of students will show the appropriate or expected behaviour.

Our behaviour for the next fortnight is “Be responsible for class equipment”. All classes have some sport equipment that students can use during recess and lunch playtime. The only problem is that students do not always bring that equipment back or do not show the necessary respect for the equipment!!! We would appreciate if you could help us reinforce this behaviour with your child at home to make sure they bring the sport equipment back to class or show the necessary respect to the class equipment.

Dogs On School Grounds Just a friendly reminder that it is Department of Education policy that dogs are not permitted on school grounds (even if they are on a lead) unless part of a school organised event. Friendly dogs are still a risk around students and we ask that parents and caregivers do not bring any dogs on the school premises. Your assistance in this matter will be greatly appreciated. Johan Van Wyk

From the Deputy (Cont.)

We planted broad beans. I wore a glove to dig a hole. When it grows it will be the same size as me.

By Marley, Year 1, Room 4.

Yesterday we planted leeks, baby carrots, parsley, broad beans, snow peas, broccoli and spinach. We watered the plants with watering cans.

By Scott, Year 1,

Room 4.

On Wednesday we were planting vegetables. These are the vegetables we planted; baby carrots, broad beans, broccoli, snow peas, spinach, parsley and coriander. We found potatoes from last year. We had to use our water bottles for the plants. Then we got the watering cans.

By Olivia, Year 2, Room 4.

Rankings after

Rd. 10

Round 10

8 out of 9 and 3 points

away on the margin.

Scarface

Josh Lipscombe

Well I think in Round

9 the largest margin

for the Sydney v

Carlton game was 88

points by J & J Oats -

who tipped

CARLTON??!!

In Round 10 the

Ford’s assigned the

biggest margin I have

ever seen - 126 points.

Only 99 points out

and for the wrong

team.

Well, you got me Mrs

McDougall, you got

me. Mind you, I

didn’t tip them either

this week. ☺

By the way - those

people who are

relying on my

pleasant nature not to

enforce default picks

when you email me

10 minutes late are

seriously misguided...

This means you,

Ms Lipscombe...

Round 9

8 out of 9 and bang on

the margin!

Sarah Dyson

Tipping fees are now overdue. 9 tippers are yet

to pay their fees. Please pay at the office ASAP.

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Allan Corner

Glenn Wells

Scarface

R. Wog

Corasiniti Boyz

Sarah Dyson

Jo Annear

Bec & Matt Ford

Slawinski Family

The Dehnel Tribe

Dawson Bradford

Andrew Family

Braydon Cutri

H

Scott Fowler

Alex Jones

Westinators

Julie McDougall

Michael Bradford

The Ballard Family

Lange

Gordon McDougall

Liam Todt

Taylah License

The White House

Jack & Jacob Oats

Josh Lipscombe

Chesea Bradford

Gemma Ward

Zach Tingley

The Hebb Family

Susan

Ferah Lipscombe

Emily Jones

Eric Midsem

Nicole Fowler

Fiona Kirby

The Nelson Family

Lisa Bradford

Rhys Trefort

Jo and Logan Corker

Matthew Corner

Racevskis Family

Kate Wilson

Mel

Tristan Vitalone

Keldean

Alysha Ryder

Brody Day

Rosie Anderson

ECC Xavier Symington

For trying really hard with his reading!! Xavier you should be really proud of your success with reading

so far this year, good boy!!

ECC Supreet Sandhu

For being a responsible and well behaved class member who always tries her best in everything she does. Well done, Supreet you should be really happy

with how you are working in pre-primary!!

ECC Summer-Rae Dale

For always trying her best at pre-primary and for being such a helpful and caring class member. Well

done summer-Rae!!!

Room 3 Sophie Grice

For being an independent and conscientious student who is always a happy and helpful member of our class. Thank you for being such a great worker Sophie.

Room 3 Rory Sands

For being a well behaved and friendly class member who has shown improvement in writing activities. A great effort Rory.

Room 3 Jaymon Hall

For being more independent when completing class activities and organising his visual timetable and equipment each morning. Well done Jaymon.

Room 4 Marley Chapman

For his exceptional understanding of 3D shapes and names. Marley is always attentive and enthusiastic during maths lessons.

Room 4 Olivia Hann

For demonstrating a positive improvement in reading this Semester. Olivia has a wonderful attitude and loves exploring all sorts of books.

Room 5 Chayce Pickett

For finding a new attitude to his work and trying his absolute best to learn new things and participate. Keep working hard mate, I am so proud of you :-)

Room 5 Davan Chaplin

For settling into your new classroom like a champion. You have been such a good role model to some of the students already and we welcome you warmly. Thanks for being such a kind, helpful and enthusiastic student!

Room 6 Chelsea Shepherdson

Chelsea, you have done the class proud when you sang the National Anthem so beautifully at our class assembly. You also recited the School Creed with confidence and gusto. Bravo!

Room 6 Mackenzie Gresham

Mackenzie, you tackle all learning with enthusiasm and dedication. I was particularly pleased with your attitude towards your character in our recent class play. You and your family went out of the way to create a costume that was suitable for your role and you played your part with confidence. Bravo!

Room 6 Amber Lawrence-Lang

Amber, I am very pleased with your increasingly confident attitude and application to your learning. You have endeavoured to improve your basic maths knowledge by practicing regularly. Your efforts are showing! Also, your bookwork is of a very high standard. Keep up the good work.

Room 7 Amelia Corasaniti

For the enthusiastic way she participates in all learning activities. Amelia is always full of energy, ready to learn and help others. Thank you!

Room 7 Taya Garlett

For her conscientious approach to learning and participating in our assembly item. Taya always strives to do her best in class. A fantastic role model.

Room 9 Wilson Dowling

For being a conscientious worker who always tries to extend himself beyond expectations. Congratulations on your excellent progress in spelling and for making a conscious effort to improve the presentation of your work!

Room 9 Makenna Batt

For being a mature learner who always listens carefully to instructions and completes her work carefully and competently. Your work ethic is commendable Makenna, and this is evident in your excellent spelling progress. Congratulations!

Room 10 Lachlan Ballard

Lachie is a consummate classroom leader, and behaves with respect and maturity at all times. Very pleasing Lachie!

Room 10 Jessica Townsend

Jess is a very vivacious and popular class member who tries her best at every task. In many ways she is a model for others to follow. Very well done Jess.

Room 10 William Coppock

For your improved focus and concentration in class and for adding zest and enthusiasm to all learning activities. Your unique perspectives and fantastic general knowledge make you an asset to our class William. Keep it up!

Community Centre Aziah Knock

For your outstanding effort during our Guided Reading sessions. It is a pleasure to hear your ideas and your contributions always assist your peers. Keep up this excellent attitude, Aziah.

Community Centre Taylah Licence

For always being prepared to seek help when it is needed and then persevere to complete tasks. This quality makes you an asset to our class and will take you far in life. Well done, Taylah.

Community Centre Dylan Annear

For consistently approaching all tasks with maturity and commitment. Your natural curiosity and advanced learning habits are qualities you should be proud to possess. Well done, Dylan.

Community Centre Joslyn Dowling

For your natural love of learning, endless thirst for knowledge and total dedication to everything you do. You’re a total star Jos!

Literacy Award Ella Dehnel – Year 4

For leading the way in viewing sessions with your class. You are always ready to learn and eager to try out new ideas. The high standard of your work reflects excellent understanding of the content we have covered. You’re a star in every way Ella, keep it up!

T & E Award Xavier Symington - PP

For always giving 100% in all Design and Technology projects. You are a pleasure to teach and keep up the fantastic work.

T & E Award Jaymon Hall – Year 2

Jaymon, you are a very gifted and talented student in Design and Technology and coming up with great designs. Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to your next design.

ICT Award Lane Townsend – Year 2

Lane is very intuitive and able in front of a PC. He is already demonstrating some very solid ICT skills. Well done.

ICT Award Annabelle Heal – Year 2

Annabelle works with a quiet focus and determination even when there is chaos all around her. Very well done Annabelle.

Phys. Ed. Award Gus Andrew - PP

For trying his hardest, doing his best and having lots of fun at the same time in Physical Education.

Health Award Cassie Coppock – Year 1

For identifying her body’s warning signs when she is experiencing an uncomfortable feeling. Cassie is an active contributor to all discussions on choosing helpful coping strategies.

Health Award Thomas Ramshaw – Year 4

For always having the courage to be a “superhero” and stand up for what is right. Keep it up!!

Honour Certificates

Honour Certificate Award Winners from Friday 29 May.

Be food allergy aware

Australia has one of the highest rates of people with food allergies in the world- and this rate is growing. Currently, 1 in 10 babies are born with a food allergy. The only way to remove the risk of the allergic reaction is to avoid the food that causes it.

An allergic reaction occurs when a person’s immune system responds to a food protein that it mistakenly believes is harmful. Chemicals are released into the body which trigger symptoms that can be life threatening.

Symptoms of food allergy can include hives, swollen lips, face and eyes, tongue, abdominal pain, vomiting, difficulty breathing and a sudden drop in blood pressure. Severe allergic reactions, or anaphylaxis, can be fatal if not treated immediately.

Nine foods trigger 90% of food allergy reactions in Australia - cow’s milk, egg, peanut, tree nut, sesame, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish.

Emergency first aid for anaphylaxis Lay the person flat, do not stand or walk. If

breathing is difficult, allow to sit. Give the adrenaline auto-injector without

delay. (Make a note of the time it was given.) Ring an ambulance – Dial 000 Stay with and reassure the person. Do not

allow the person to walk at any time. Give another adrenaline auto-injector if no

improvement after 5 minutes If the person loses consciousness and there

are no signs of breathing, begin CPR. Monitoring in a hospital is required for 4-6

hours, even if symptoms improve.

For further information contact your school nurse or visit: Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia – Food Allergy Awareness Week http://www.foodallergyaware.com.au/ (contains school resources including craft, colouring activities, recipe ideas and important information).

Thank you to Gemma Ward and Ebony Rogers for your help in the canteen. Uniforms The rugby jumpers have arrived in Perth and should be delivered by the end of the week. The second and final order of winter jackets should also be here by the end of this week. When washing the winter jackets either hand wash them or when using the washing machine place them in a wash bag or pillow slip with the zips done up. Ros, Jo, Lorraine, Canteen Managers

From the Canteen

Healthy Kids at East Narrogin

Hand Hygiene Nurse Lana came to visit the Pre-Primary class to teach us about keeping our hands clean and germ free. We learnt the best way to wash our hands so they are squeaky clean. Nurse Lana had a special soap that would show up under a purple light so we could see if we had missed a spot after washing. Please ask us to give you a hand washing lesson at home!

Making Friends What qualities do you look for in a friend? Bounce Back Bear uses the following tricks to be a good friend and maintain friendships. Sharing with others Taking turns and listening Saying good things about other’s ideas Asking others to join in my games Being a good winner and a good loser Kids Help Line Years 3-6 have been learning about the Kids Helpline service. There is more information and games at: http://www.kidshelp.com.au/ What can you chat about? What's going on at home A friend who needs help Something bothering you

at school You're feeling sad or

confused Anything else you want Mrs Kensett-Smith and Mrs Dyke

Nurse Lana checking our hand washing with

the purple light.

Look, clean hands!

East Narrogin Primary School Banking details for Voluntary Contributions:-

Commonwealth Bank BSB: 066040

Account No: 19901631

Community Notices

Disclaimer This section is provided for general information only, and on the understanding that the Department of Education is not providing

advice or a recommendation about any of the services referred to in this newsletter.

On Behalf of P&C Earn $ for your school- www.thatsmine.com.au

Every time you place an order, 20% of the total goes into our school fundraising account. Why not get your family, friends & neighbours to order. At the checkout just select

our school and the 20% commission will go straight into our account... It's that EASY!

Experience another culture, make new friends and improve their language studies at home

In late June - early July we will be receiving exchange students from Argentina, Bolivia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden and the USA.

If your students, families or language teachers have any questions about hosting an exchange student or would like to view profiles of students arriving from other countries, they can call our office on 1300 135 331 or visit our website (www.studentexchange.org.au). Our staff members will be happy to discuss which student might be best suited to their family. No obligation.

Limbs 4 Kids

As of today all Australian children and young people with limb differences and those who care for them have a website to call their own. The Limbs 4 Kids website is an initiative of Limbs 4 Life, Australia’s peak organisation for amputees and persons with limb difference. Limbs 4 Life provides information and support to amputees and their care givers while promoting an inclusive community. For more information visit www.limbs4life.org.au

Stitches Cocktail 50% of all proceeds to PMH Foundation

Saturday 8 August, John Higgins Centre Doors Open 7.00pm 18+ event, Live Band: Dakota Tickets: $40 or $30 (if purchased before the end of June)

Tickets available at Westpac Narrogin or Narrogin Technology Solutions

Narrogin Poultry Society—Young Bird Show

When: Saturday 20 June 2015 Where: May Street Narrogin

Everybody welcome! Birds penned by 9.00am

Judging commences 9.30am

Enquiries: Owen 9888 4054

How to Attract and Retain a Volunteer Workshops Presented by Gilda Davies, Manager Training &

Development, Volunteering WA.

Tuesday June 23 Attracting & Retaining Generations X, Y & Boomers

Free Dinner Provided 5.30pm—7.30pm, John Higgins Centre

Wednesday 24 June Key Issues of Volunteer Management

9.30am—12.30pm, Town Council Chambers

Volunteer Human Resources Management 1.00pm—4.00pm, Town Council Chambers

Dealing with Grievances and Tricky Volunteer Situations Free Supper Provided

5.30pm—7.30pm, Town Council Chambers

RSVP by Friday 19 June to Loriann Bell at adminsupport@narrogin.wa.gov.au or call 9890 0923

ENPS P&C and ITalkTravel Narrogin

The ENPS P&C have aligned with ITalkTravel on Fortune St Narrogin to help raise funds for the P&C and also keep business local when booking your next travel expedition be it a large overseas trip or a simple overnight stay in Perth, Albany, Bunbury etc.

It’s simple, ITalkTravel will donate $200 to the P&C in return for the P&C advertising their association with ITalkTravel and getting school and community members to "Like" ITalkTravel on Facebook and also subscribe to their online newsletter.

ITalkTravel will also donate a percentage of any booking made through the ITalkTravel website or directly in store with their travel agents when you (the customer) mention East Narrogin Primary School P&C. It is hoped that, through our broader network of family and friends all utilising the services of ITalkTravel when making any travel bookings the P&C will establish a "royalties" type passive income source.

This is a WIN WIN system for all involved so please get on board and support ENPS P&C through supporting ITalkTravel a locally owned and staffed company who also have branches in North Perth & Kojonup.

Narrogin Leisure Swim School

Term 3 July 20 2015 — September 25 2015

Enrolments Close: 19 June

Telephone: 9881 2651 or Email: Elinor.Binning@ymcawa.org.au

Farmers Market

Gnarojin Community Garden Hale Street, Narrogin

Saturday 13 June 9.00am—12.00pm

Community Chest Funding

Narrogin community based organisations are invited to apply for cash and in-kind support of up to $2,500 for community projects or events from the Community Chest funding round: 1 August 2015 to 30 June 2016.

Applications close 4.30pm on Monday 22 June 2015. Application forms and additional information are now available from the Town’s administration office or by emailing: enquiries@narrogin.wa.gov.au or telephone Susan Guy, Manager of Leisure and Culture on 9881 1944.