TRUTH AT ALL TIMES, CONSIDERATION FOR OTHERS AND SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

Jacqui Dillon- Principal Kurrajong St, TULLIBIGEAL NSW 2669 T: (02) 69729105 F: (02) 69729267 M: 0472 848 326 E: tullibigea-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Like us on facebook @ Tullibigeal Central School or visit our website @ tullibigea-c.schools.nsw.edu.au

TULLIBIGEAL CENTRAL SCHOOLNewsletter

Te r m 4 | We e k 5 | 7 No v e m b e r 2 0 1 7

From the School, Well it's Week 5 already and we are almost half way through the term. Secondary students should be spending this week studying for their yearly exams, which will be held next week.

This term will start to fill up and the next half of the term will be very busy. Transition to Kindergarten is going well and will continue for the next 3 weeks. All of Kindergarten to Year 2 as well as our transitionstudents will be off to Altina Wildlife Park for a fun filled day of learning about animals. Years 7/8 will be heading off to Sydney for ASPIRE trip in week 7 as well as all Year 10 students will be attending Crossroads at Lake Burrendong. Please keep an eye on the calendar for up and coming events.

Kindergarten to Year 6 students will all be involved in the Intensive Swim Program which will run in Week 7 and 8 (20/11/2017-1/12/2017). More information about this program will be sent home with students at a later date.

Last Friday, Constable Craig Skene came and spoke to the students about bullying and mobile phone use. This session was very informative and students were able to ask questions to clarify their understanding. Thank you to Constable Emma Dyball from Lake Cargelligo Police station for coordinating this talk.

This Friday we have Brayden Davis visiting the school who will be working with each year group for sport. Students will be involved in a fitness program and should enjoy the experience of having a professional fitness instructor teaching them about fitness.

Last week our Year 6 to 8 students were involved in "F1 in Schools program". Students spent Friday in Condobolin observing the students from Condobolin High School, Lake Cargelligo Central School and Ungarie Central school race their cars. This was a great way to introduce STEM as an elective for students in secondary school.

Kinder and Transition taking a ride on the School Bus

Brayden Davis with Amity Loxley and Tayah Glasgow

Constable Craig Skene with 9/10

Elsie Neyland and Kinder Transition

Te r m 4 | We e k 5 | 7 No v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 ullibigeal Central School T

MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUNProgress Meeting- 7.30pm

Melbourne Cup Day at the Hall, 11.30am

9/10 Elective History - US Civil War Task

9/10 Girls TAFETaster Day @ Lake Tafe

Secondary Yearly Exams

Musica Viva

P&C Meeting at 5.30pm

9/10 Science Efficiency Research

9/10 Girls TAFETaster Day @ Lake Tafe

SwimmingLessons K-6

-Year 10 Crossroads at Burrendong -7/8 ASPIRE in Sydney

9/10 Girls TAFETaster Day @ Lake Tafe

-White Ribbon March at Lake -3-6 Gala Basketball Day

Swimming Lessons K-6

9/10 Work Experience

Positive Behaviour for Learning

RESPONSIBILITY

RESILIENCE

RESPECT

A

sses

smen

ts

Scho

ol

Co

mm

unit

y

P

&C

U P A N D C O M I N G E V E N T S

A W A R D W I N N E R S

P a g e 2

WE

EK

5W

EE

K 6

WE

EK

7

WE

EK

8

Class Lunch: James Blacker

Ice-cream Vouchers:

Charlotte Browne, Finlay Kenzie,

Jayden Loxley

Staff Chocolate: Tiarna

1 7

2 4

1 3

2 0

2 7 2 8 2 9 3 0 1 D e c e m b e r 2 3

1 8

2 5

1 9

2 6

9 6 N o v e m b e r 7 8

1 4

2 1

1 5

2 2

1 6

2 3

1 0 1 1 1 2

FOCUS OF THE WEEK:

SIT TO EAT AND DRINK -

FINISH BEFORE PLAY

MERIT AWARDS TERM 4 WEEK 4

STUDENT BANKING - EVERY WEDNESDAY Jan Ridley - Student Banking

Co-Ordinator

STUDENT BANKING

P & C

NEWS

IF YOU CANNOT DO YOUR DUTY PLEASE ORGANISE YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT. IT IS NOT UP TO THE SCHOOL TO FIND ONE FOR YOU.

TUCKSHOP ROSTER

TERM 4 TUCKSHOP PIE PATROL 15 NOVEMBER MEL CRAWFORD SARAH BELL

22 NOVEMBER HOLLY IRELAND

29 NOVEMBER JULIE HAGUE

6 DECEMBER HOLLY IRELAND

TUCKSHOP TERM 4WEDNESDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2017SHARON LONGFORD

PIE PATROL- SARAH BELL

P a g e 3

L ib ra ry NewsK/1/2- TUESDAY 3/4/5/6- THURSDAY

K INDER TRANSI T ION are now ab le to bor row. P lease send in l ib ra ry bags in w i th s tudents each week.

PLEASE NOTE: STUDENTS CAN ONLY BOOK DOWN WHEN THEIR PARENT HAS CALLED THE SCHOOL OR PROVIDED A NOTE WITH PERMISSON

Millie HelyarTahlia Crawford

Lilly NeylandSienna Blacker

R E M I N D E R - T U C K S H O P B A G S A R E T O B E H A N D E D I N O N T U E S D A Y M O R N I N G

If you're intending on placing an advertisment or community news in the newsletter, could you please have it

to the school BY 12PM MONDAY AFTERNOON.

3-6 NEED YOUR RECYCLING ITEMS!

If you have any of the following and would like to

donate to the 3-6 Art Project, please bring them to the front

office. Thank you!

Paper towel tube, plastic bottles (any shape or size), cans,

cartons/boxes or any packaging materials.

P&C MEETING - 14TH NOVEMBER

Te r m 4 | We e k 5 | 7 No v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 ullibigeal Central School T

Te r m 4 | We e k 5 | 7 No v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 ullibigeal Central School T

P a g e 4

S C H O O L S C E N E S

K/1/2 have been looking at different topics each week for mathematics. This week our topic has been data where we have been learning to gather data and how to organise it

into a graph. We had been looking at the book 'The Day the Crayons Quit' in literacy. We wrote letters to our favourite coloured crayon, asking them to come back to work. We

then used tally marks to mark our favourite colour and which crayon we were writing our letter to. After gathering this data, it was then used in maths to create our graph. Once the

graph was completed K/1/2 answered questions in relation to the graph. -Miss Ward

MATHEMATICS WITH K/1/2

Jessie Tyack & Skye Newham Abbie Lewis Lilly Neyland, Flynn Helyar, Jackson Payne & Jordan Ireland

Left: Tahlia Bendall

Right: Maddison Longford, Isla Mackin, Chelsea Bendall &

Sophia Newham

TULLIBIGEAL SWIMMING POOL MEMBERSHIP PRICES

• Family $75 (Only to include school age children. Anyone who has left school is

classified as a single.) • Family with 2 children under 2 - $55

•Grandparents/Couples - $55Singles - $30

• Pensioners/ Senior Card Holder - $15

1 male and 1 female sheep dog pups to give away,

8 weeks old. Call Nathan on 0487516576

P a g e 5

TULLIBIGEAL NIGHT TENNIS 2017/2018 SEASON

HARVEST BREAK HAS STARTED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!

TULLIBIGEAL CWA ANNUAL/ GENERAL MEETING REPORT CWA 2017

October meeting of Tullibigeal CWA held recently started a new year for our branch. Retiring President Fay Bendall presented her annual report outlining the great number of activities

and events held and attended also included many achievements attained by attended by members and the branch during the past year. Secretary Jennifer Ireland in her a very comprehensive

report stated that we had gained 2 new members and reported on CWA, Branch movements, community involvement and member .

Office bearers for positions within our branch have changed. We thank those who held office and done such a terrific job during the past 12 months and wish the members elected a great reign of office. Mrs Carol Ireland –as President will lead our branch, Jennifer Ireland - Secretary, Meagan McKenzie –

Treasurer; Other officer positions include - Kerry AmoAmo - International; Ingrid Garland – Land Cooking; Betty Hall - Agricultural & Environment; Heather Lace – Cultural; Sue Newham – Handicraft: Group

Councillors to represent our branch at CWA Group Council meetings shall be Carol Ireland and Betty Hall. A motion was moved to approve donations to various local organisations and

a number of CWA projects. The cost for hire of our rooms shall increase by a very small amount from January next year to help defray cost of electricity and maintenance on the rooms.

The monthly meetings of Tullibigeal CWA, starting in February 2018, shall be held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at our rooms. Change of our meeting shall allow for an extra Children’s

Services to be held at Tullibigeal. Use of our rooms also includes the services of a hairdresser who is visiting on a monthly basis at present.

Small prizes were presented for annual competitions to Fay Bendall for Bloom of the Month and Robyn Turner for the Monthly Competition. CWA members are preparing for the annual Melbourne Cup

Day event that will include a fashion parade, large variety of market stalls, large screen coverage of running the Melbourne Cup Race, entertainment by Tullibigeal school children and lots more.

Four of catering commitment have been undertaken this month. Our new refrigerator works well. Some maintenance has been carried out on the rooms. Winner of competitions for October meeting were.

Kerry AmoAmo won both the Bloom of the Month and the Article made from recycled materials. E.Worland

Te r m 4 | We e k 5 | 7 No v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 ullibigeal Central School T

Te r m 4 | We e k 5 | 7 No v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 ullibigeal Central School T

HALL BOOKINGSFor bookings of the

Tullibigeal Hall contactLinda Fair on 6896 5345

Hall key is still to be picked up from Leanne

Imrie.

Envious Hair At the Tulli CWA hall

First Thursday of every month

9:30am-4pm For appointments contact Christina - 68982283 or

0487416685

CWA ROOM HIREBookings should be directed

to the Secretary, Jennifer Ireland69729165.

MAYFIELD HOTEL NEWS

WED NIGHT LOCAL MEMBERS DRAW

Last week was $100 & was UNCLAIMED. This week $120. YOU MUST HAVE

YOUR MEMBERS CARD TO CLAIM

FRIDAY NIGHTS PUB GRUB7pm to 9pm

Happy hour 5-7pm: $6 Pints

PUB SUPER DRAW Drawn between 7pm & 9pm

Must be registered & in the pub to claim if you are drawn out. Last week the Super

Draw was UNCLAIMED. This week is $4,000.

TULLIBIGEAL CRICKET CLUB RAFFLES

KEYS FOR CASH $820Meat trays and veggie pack

SATURDAY SYDNEY RACE TIPPING

Tipping slips must be in before the first race

1st = 3 pts 2nd = 2 pts 3rd = 1 ptScratching = Top weight

$5 Entry8 winner jackpot $710

Last weeks resultsWinner : Darrin Payne

Points : 14 ptsAmount : $90

SUNDAY ROAST LUNCHRoast chicken $12

Dessert-Sticky date pudding $6

HAPPY HOUR 4-6PM - $6 PINTS

BEST PUB IN TOWN!Peg & Lou

TULLI CAFEWith any burger

with the lot (includes snitz, chicken ect)

FREE BUCKET OF CHIPS

• REWARDS CARD IS BACK. After every 5 purchases, $10 and over, receive a free

$5 voucher!• All new Apple chargers for iPhones and iPads available. Ear phones also available • Lots of gifts available and a garage sale

every weekend

Ring ahead to save time : 02 69729114Anyone interested in leasing the café please

get in contact with me on the above number. Thanks

P a g e 6

CRAFTY CORNER Fridays from 3pm- 5.30pm.Cakes, biscuits, jams, pickles, and second-hand

books available. After-hours contact: Fay Bendall 02 6972 9243

Tull i Swimming Pool NewsPool Supervised Hours

Starting 4th November 2017

Monday to Sunday 3.00pm – 6.00pm

Weather and Attendance PermittingThursday—Swimming Club

There will be no supervisor on duty. A child under the age of 10 must be

supervised by an adult (18years and over).

To open the pool at any time out of supervised hours you will need to have your Current Senior First Aid, Current Bronze Medallion and be a member. The key can be collected

from Mandy Glasgow or Louise Loftus.

Memberships are now due.

T U L L I B I G E A L C O - O P

O P E N I N G H O U R S - M o n - T h u r s : 9 a m - 5 p m

F r i d a y : 9 a m - 6 p m

T h e c o - o p o f f e r s a r a n g e o f g o o d s a n d s e r v i c e s i n c l u d i n g ,

• G r o c e r i e s• D e l i

• F r o z e n g o o d s• M e a t s u p p l i e d b y ' U n g a r i e B u t c h e r y '

• H a r d w a r e• M a g a z i n e s

• G i f t w a r e • C o n f e c t i o n a r y &

c o l d d r i n k s

F o r a n y s p e c i a l s o r

u p d a t e s , p l e a s e s e e o u r

f a c e b o o k p a g e @ T u l l y C o o p

p : ( 0 2 ) 6 9 7 2 9 1 0 7

S H O P L O C A L ! U S E I T , O R L O S E I T