For The Calendar

Next Week Mon. 16 Feb. Start of Yrs 2 & 3 10 day Swimming School

Mon. 16 Feb. ‘Kids on Keyboards’ Lessons

Mon. 16 Feb. Meet and Greet Afternoon 3.30 – 5.30 pm

Mon. 16 Feb. Home Reading Information Session 5.30 pm

Tue 17 Feb. Exterior Beautification Meeting 3.30 pm

Thu. 19 Feb. Year 5 & 6 Peer Support Training

Fri. 20 Feb. Year 5 & 6 Peer Support Training

Coming Up Tue. 24 Feb. District Swimming Carnival ~ Goulburn

Wed. 25 Feb. Year 6 SRC Training Day @ CHS

Fri. 27 Feb. Finale of Yrs 2 & 3 10 day Swimming School

Fri. 27 Feb. Clean-Up Australia Day

Tue. 03 Mar. Years 5/6 Canberra Theatre Excursion

Wed. 04 Mar. ‘Jollybops’ Science Show

Thu. 05 Mar. Scripture and Ethics Classes commence

Fri. 06 Mar. Bandaged Bear Day

Sat. 07 Mar. Crookwell Potato Festival

Mon. 09 Mar. K-6 World of Maths Day

Tue. 10 Mar. K-6 Athletics Carnival

Thu. 12 Mar. School Photograph Day

Fri. 13 Mar. Years 5/6 Assembly Item

Sat. 14 Mar. Binda Picnic Races

Fri. 20 Mar. Harmony Day

Tue. 24 Mar. Yr 3 - 6 Cross-Country Carnival

Wed. 25 Mar. Yr 6 GRIP Leadership Conference @ G’burn

Fri. 27 Mar. Earth Hour

Fri. 27 Mar. Years 3/4 Assembly Item

Mon. 30 Mar. P&C AGM @ 7pm in School Library

Sat. 28 Mar. NSW State Election

Thu. 02 Apr. Easter Hat Parade ~ Kindy, Years 1 & 2

Fri. 03 Apr. Good Friday

School Attendance Did you know that if your child misses as little as eight school days each term, that by the end of their primary schooling they will have MISSED the equivalent of ONE WHOLE YEAR of school?

Helping Your Child with Homework How do you help your child while allowing them to develop independence? Teachers talk about how parents can help kids take responsibility for their homework and avoid Thursday night meltdowns. Find out more: http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/helping-your-primary-school-child-with-homework

Spotted This Week Were …… • Chloe Griffith, Eboney Handcock and Petria Okkonen for

citizenship.

• Sianabel Anderson for honesty.

• Tegan Allport and Evelyn Dark for thoughtfulness.

• Mikeely Gray, Georgie Lloyd, Bella Holman, Seth Ross and Emily Newman for quality poetry writing.

• Spencer Johnston and Jesse Faulkner for responsible actions in the playground when removing a dangerous object.

• Sophie Ward for her generous donation to Kindergarten.

• Deagan McKechnie for his leadership and friendship.

• Charlotte Arensten for delightful manners each day.

• Jayme Cartwright for her mature and responsible behaviour.

• Billy Snape, Sophie Watson and Jesse Faulkner for respecting the property of others.

• Bonita Holman for picking up rubbish in the playground.

• Megan Forbes and Grace Skelly for consideration of younger students.

• Hayley Collins for being a great helper.

• Alec for being kind and thoughtful.

• Cody Tate for using his initiative.

• Vaughan Bickley for amazing sentence work.

• Charlotte Stephenson for excellent reading of a chapter book.

• Nate Cairncross for working extremely hard during literacy.

• Jay Cunningham for using wonderful manners.

• Katie Simpson for helping others in need.

• Rhiannon Foster for picking up rubbish in the playground without being asked.

• Regan Davis for commitment to duty.

• Damien Schenk for your kindness and thoughtfulness in the playground this week. It has been noticed on several occasions.

• Thankyou Taiten Hill and Adrian Olde for your assistance in the library this week. Much appreciated!

• Charlotte Stephenson, Luke Stephenson and Ty Hartwell for taking good care of school property.

• Chanel Allwright for great enthusiasm and performance on the morning run.

• Jayme Cartwright and Jasmine Palmer for kindness.

• Cody Tate and Luke Palmer for approaching maths tasks enthusiastically.

• Grace Skelly for her willingness to lend a helping hand to others.

Term 1 Week 3 13th February, 2015

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2015 VOLUNTARY SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION What is A Voluntary School Contribution? The vast majority of public schools request a contribution from parents each year to supplement existing funding. These contributions allow schools to provide additional resources and learning programs for our students.

What Will The Money Be Used For? The money will be used to purchase resources to support teaching/learning programs for each student across the school.

How Much? The suggested contribution is $50 per child. Please note that this roughly equates to $1 per child per week. I cannot stress enough the difference to our school finances that your contribution will make. The contribution fees are within the guidelines as set out by the Department of Education and Communities.

How To Pay Please place your contribution, with the slip below, in an envelope and return it to the school office as soon as you are able. If you prefer, you may choose to pay a contribution in instalments. A receipt will be issued for all monies received.

Thank you for your ongoing support of our school.

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2015 VOLUNTARY SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION Please find enclosed cash/cheque for $________________ (full contribution / instalment)

(Please make cheques payable to Crookwell Public School) Family Name: ________________________ Name/s of child/ren: 1. _______________________________ 2. _______________________________ 3. _______________________________ 4._______________________________ Signature: __________________ Date: _____________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Maths Questions Are you in search of an educational game to sharpen your child's maths skills and recall? Maths Monkey's Quest features maths questions on topics ranging from addition and subtraction to ratios and percentages. It’s aimed at children from Years 3 to 8. http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/about/mobile-applications/maths-monkey-s-quest Avoiding Injuries Have you ever wondered if your child may be suffering physically from using a computer for schoolwork? Or if carrying their school bag may be causing them pain? Find out more: http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/wellbeing/health/ways-to-keep-your-childs-back-and-posture-healthy

Core Rules Student Discipline In NSW Government Schools All students in NSW government schools are expected to: • Attend every school day, unless they are legally

excused, and be in class on time prepared to learn.

• Maintain a neat appearance, including adhering to the requirements of the school’s uniform or dress code policy.

• Behave safely, considerately and responsibly, including when travelling to and from school.

• Show respect at all times for teachers, other school staff and helpers, including following class rules, speaking courteously and cooperating with instructions and learning activities.

• Treat one another with dignity and respect.

• Care for property belonging to themselves, the school and others.

Behaviour that infringes on the safety of others, such as harassment, bullying and illegal or anti-social behaviour of any kind, will not be tolerated. World of Maths Roadshow Numeracy is a compulsory component of our curriculum, and to make numeracy fun and relevant to our students, we have arranged for the World of Maths Roadshow to visit our school. The World of Maths Roadshow is an ideal opportunity for students to see how maths is applied to some real life situations.

More importantly, students will be engaged in hands-on activities that will cater for all ability levels and probe their problem solving skills. It is a highly engaging session which will show the children that maths can be fun!

For more information or to view a video of a session in action, visit the website www.worldofmaths.com

YEAR LEVEL(S): K-6 DATE: Monday 9th March COST: $5 per student

Please fill in the slip below and return to school with the correct money by Friday 6th March.

Parents are encouraged to attend, especially with junior classes (at no cost).

Thank you, Michael Whittington Maths Coordinator - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

WORLD OF MATHS ROADSHOW I give permission for my child(ren)………………………………

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in class(es) ........................ to attend WORLD OF MATHS on

Monday 9th March.

Enclosed is the fee of $5 per child. ............................................................ ……………. Signed: Parent/Caregiver Date - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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School Hours Parents and carers are reminded that supervision of students by staff members occurs between the hours of 8.45am in the morning and 3.30pm in the afternoon when the last school bus departs.

In exceptional circumstances if your child needs to be at school outside of these supervision times please contact the school by phoning 48321213 to discuss the matter. Sign In /Sign Out When signing your child in late or signing your child out early, please include information other than ‘appointment’ so that our rolls may be correctly maintained. For instance, a medical appointment falls into a different category to that of a hair appointment. Jollybops – Visiting Performance On Wednesday the 4th March Crookwell Public is lucky to have the ‘Jollybops’ science show returning to our school.

The Jollybops Science Show is a character based science show, bringing science alive for primary school students through exciting, stimulating and interactive demonstrations. Presented through the guise of the comic duo, the Jolly Wizard and Rusty the Robot (K-2) and the Jolly Professor and Rusty the Robot (3-6), the shows combine colourful and explosive scientific demonstration, witty one liners, scientific dialogue and even science songs for the younger audiences.

The first show: “Balloon Science” is at 9:30am for students in K-2.

The second show: “Is it Science or Magic?” is at 11:50am for students in Years 3-6.

The cost is $6.50 per child. Please return the following permission note and funds by Tuesday 3rd March to guarantee your child’s spot at the show.

Many thanks Miss Logan and Miss O’Neill

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I give permission for my child(ren) ……………………………..

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in class(es) .................... to attend Jollybops Science Show

on Wednesday 4th March.

Enclosed is the fee of $6.50 per child.

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Year 5 Food Inventions Year 5 students have been reading the book ‘The 26-storey Treehouse’ by Andy Griffiths before attending our excursion to see this as a play. The students have enjoyed the crazy and extraordinary inventions that are described throughout the text. Year 5 have designed and described their own bizarre food inventions and then drawn what they would look like.

Max Price’s “Pizzanater” which prepares, cooks and cuts up

your pizza for you with his many hands.

Georja Seaman’s “Jaylo” which is a mind reading machine

that finds out what you want to eat and cooks it for you.

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Swimming Carnival On Monday students from Years 3 – 6 donned their house colours and proudly represented the sports houses of Wattle, Waratah and Bluegum in our 2015 swimming carnival. The weather was perfect for a day spent in the water. We had a great number of students competing in races and everyone participated in the novelty events.

Congratulations to Bluegum who won the carnival. The staff and students would like to thank the parents who took the time to help timekeep and assist throughout the day.

Good luck to the students who qualified to represent Crookwell Public School at the district swimming carnival taking place in Goulburn on the 24th February.

Miss Winkler Sports Coordinator

Waratah House preparing for the ‘war cry’ competition.

A frantic start in response to the starter’s gun.

Lachlan Hicks ‘lives the dream’.

Lillyan Potts anticipates the challenge ahead.

Bella Holman, Emily Newman and Bonita Holman

made sure they were safe in the sun.

Wattle House were certainly not short of ‘house spirit’.

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LIBRARY NEWS Welcome back to all students ….the library is open for business!

This semester, whilst the weather is warm outside, the library will not be open at recess or lunchtime. Books may be placed in the return box at the front of the library at anytime during the day. Books may be borrowed during regular class library lessons where supervision and assistance will be provided by either teachers or office staff or library assistants.

To ensure that the books stay clean and in good condition, students who wish to borrow a book must bring a library bag to their library lesson. We are again very fortunate to have a responsible, reliable group of library monitors from Year 6. These students will play an important role in the library with many regular jobs and responsibilities to complete each week.

Stage 1 has commenced their HSIE Unit called ‘Celebrations’ and have been busy painting and decorating the library to reflect their work.

Stage 2 has commenced their HSIE/ History unit called ‘Living in Communities’ and have been busy decorating the map of Australia, adding some colour to our library.

We are all looking forward to an exciting term with some surprises in store!

Please don’t hesitate to contact me with queries or concerns regarding any of the above information. Thank you Mrs Davies Meet and Greet/Home Reading Parent Information Session is on Monday 16th Feb. On Monday 16th February there will be an opportunity for teachers and parents to meet one another and exchange information that may enhance the quality of a child’s educational experience.

The Year 1/2 teachers, Miss Kemp, Mrs McCormack and Mr Whittington will meet parents in the Technology Centre while Miss O’Neill, Mrs Jansen and Mrs Atfield will meet parents in their classrooms at 3.30pm.

Miss Logan and Mr Grey will meet the Kindergarten parents in the Kindergarten room and the Year 3/4 teachers, Mrs Harrison, Miss Bell and Miss Winkler will meet parents will in the Technology Centre at 4.30pm.

Following the ‘Meet and Greet’ at 5.30pm will be a Home Reading Information session for parents in the Technology Centre. This session, hosted by Mrs Davies and Mrs McCormack, is to provide parents with some ideas, hints and tips about doing home reading with their children. Parents may also like to volunteer to be reading mums and dads at school one or two mornings per week. Reading is a critical skill and we would like parents to reinforce some of the strategies we use at school to make this an enjoyable experience each night with you and your children.

We look forward to your attendance to these sessions.

Back in the Groove! With the end of Week 3 now upon us it is amazing to see how quickly our wonderful students have settled back in to school routines. Friendships have rekindled after the summer break and classes across the school are settled and working hard.

Emma Robertson and Darcie Osborne were very happy to

be back at school after the long summer break. Peer Support Leaders’ Training for Year 5 and Year 6 Students This year, due to the small Year 6 enrolment, Peer Support will be run with the assistance of Year 5 students. Consequently, all students in Years 5 & 6 will participate in Peer Support Leaders’ Training, which will be held on Thursday February 19th and Friday February 20th, at Crookwell Public School, in preparation for their role as Peer Support Leaders for 2015.

For the two days the students will be divided into small groups with students from Crookwell High School facilitating the training, under the supervision of Mrs Atfield, Miss O’Neill and Mrs Jansen. Students will work through a range of experimental activities, take part in discussions and complete activities in their Peer Leader’s Guide.

During the training, students will participate in a range of activities focusing on: • Leadership skills

• Relationships with others

• Their role and responsibilities

• The structure of a peer support session

• Understanding how groups work

• Strategies to lead a group

• The facilitation of some activities.

This training is part of the school’s comprehensive plan and commitment to create a safe school. It provides students with the opportunity to develop and practise leadership skills within a supportive environment.

Year 5 and Year 6 students are to come to school, on both days, in weather appropriate casual clothes and closed in casual shoes. Lunch will be supplied on Friday. Students are to bring a pen, an adventurous spirit and a sense of humour! Thank you, Lesley Atfield, Kirstie O’Neill and Margi Jansen

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Year 3/4 Sport The students in Years 3 and 4 have been really enjoying sport this term. Participating in physical activity promotes healthy lifestyles as well as teaching students valuable skills such as working together as a team, treating others fairly and trying their best. It’s also a great opportunity for all students to get outside and have some fun.

Students in Year 3 and 4 warm up for relay races.

Library Assistants 2015 Once again our school library is fortunate to have the assistance of several Year 6 students to fill the important role of library assistants. Each year several interested and capable Year 6 students are chosen to take on this important leadership role. Their duties are varied and interesting, and combine to ensure the smooth daily working of the school library for all students and staff.

This year our library assistants are Megan Forbes, Grace Skelly, Harriet Woods, Petria Okkonen, Chloe Griffith, Taiten Hill, Sophie Murphy and Adrian Olde. These wonderful assistants have already immersed themselves in their important role and regularly display their mature responsible leadership characteristics in the library.

Well done so far and thankyou for the valuable contribution you are making to Crookwell Public school.

Mrs Davies

Taiten Hill, Megan Forbes, Grace Skelly, Harriet Woods, Petria Okkonen and Chloe Griffith were busy, using the

library computer to assist students with the borrowing and returning of books.

Absent: Adrian Olde and Sophie Murphy

Jargon Buster Wondering why your kids talk about playing under the school COLA? Baffled at parent-teacher discussions about KLA's? This list of common abbreviations or terms will help you to become familiar with the world inside school.

Find out more: http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/school-jargon-busters Historical Public Education Snippets 1916: The Public Instruction (Amendment) Act, 1916, which came into operation in January 1917, required the attendance of children between the ages of 7 and 14 for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon, each school day. Exemptions could be granted for similar reasons to those allowed in the 1880 Act; but children of 11 years or more were not exempt unless required to walk more than three miles to school.

Yours in Public Education,

Greg Atfield

Principal P&C Information ……………………………

‘Snack Shack’ Roster 2015 Mon. 16 Feb.

Sarah Whittington & Mardi Cartwright

Wed. 18 Feb.

Toni Bickley & Debra Reeves

Fri. 20 Feb.

Mandy Tynan & Lucy Heidrich

Mon. 23 Feb.

Cheryl Selmes & Megan McGregor

Wed. 25 Feb.

Kylie Ward & Kate Hall

Fri. 27 Feb.

Anna Gardiner & Michelle Butler

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P&C News

Monday night saw our first P&C meeting for 2015, and wow what a turnout. It was fantastic to see you all back and so many new faces too. I would like to extend a very warm welcome back to school to all of our students and their families on behalf of our P&C. To all of our new families and students we say welcome to C.P.S.

Our AGM will be held on Monday 30/03/15 where all positions will be declared vacant. We would love to see as many of you there as possible and please don’t miss it because you are afraid you will be given a positon you are not qualified for. If you would like to be a member of the P&C this year there is an annual membership fee of $2 per person. This small fee will entitle you to vote on decisions at P&C meetings. Membership fees are due prior to the AGM so please fill in the form below and send in your $2 membership fee to the school office who will pass this information on to the Treasurer.

March is going to be a very, very, very, busy month for the P&C.

On Saturday 7th March we will be holding a stall at the Potato Festival at the Memorial Oval. We will be selling baked goods and holding a wood raffle. If anyone out there is able to donate a cake or slice we would be very grateful for the help. We would also like to call on volunteers to help sell raffle tickets. If you are available for half an hour to 1 hour please complete the slip below and return it to the school office or phone the school to leave your details. We are grateful for your support.

On Saturday 14th March the Binda Picnic Races are on. As in previous years the P&C along with our wonderful teaching staff will be running a BBQ; selling sausage and steak sandwiches, meat and salad rolls, drinks and for dessert scones with jam and cream. We will be running an Easter raffle at this event and would like to request donations from families for this raffle. Be it chocolate or vouchers or whatever you think would be great to help celebrate Easter for one lucky winner. The raffle will be drawn on the 28th March after the State Election.

This brings us to our 3rd fundraising event of March. The N.S.W. State Elections will be on Saturday 28th March. So the P&C will be running another wood raffle. I would like to shout a big “THANK-YOU” to Norm McCormack who has kindly offered to donate the wood for BOTH of our wood raffles in March. If there are any parents who would like to donate some time to sell tickets at the elections please fill out the slip below and return to the school office.

I wish you all a safe and relaxing weekend, take care.

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Crookwell Public School P&C Membership

I ___________________(name) would like to become a

member of the Crookwell Public School P&C Assn. for 2015.

My phone contact details are_________________________

and I have enclosed my $2 membership fee for 2015.

Signed: ___________________________ Date__________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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I_______________________ (name) would like to help sell

raffle tickets at one or both of the P&C’s upcoming wood

raffles.

I am able to help at:- __The Potato Festival on Saturday 7th March __ The NSW State Election raffle on Saturday 28th March (please indicate which). I am available from _______________til________________ (please indicate time between 9am and 5pm). My contact details are ______________________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dollarmites School Banking Program For those of who don't know, Crookwell Public School partakes in the Commonwealth Bank's School Banking Program (Dollarmites). Attached to this week's newsletter is an information pack for parents. School banking day at Crookwell Public School is every Friday so for those students who have a Youth Saver Account with the Commonwealth Bank, you can bring your deposit book to school and it will be processed and deposited for you at the bank. All deposits made through the School Banking Program help earn the school valuable commission which helps fund resources for the school. For those students who don't have a Youth Saver Account, it is easy to open one by one of the methods below: 1. Visit a Commonwealth Bank branch with ID for yourself and your child (i.e. birth certificate); 2. Call the bank on 13 2221; 3. Download a form from commbank.com.au/youthsaverapplication or 4. If you are already an existing Commonwealth Bank customer, log into NetBank, go to the "Offers and Apply" tab, click "Accounts" and "Youthsaver". From there just select Crookwell Public School, and have your child's birth certificate on hand for ID purposes. It's never too late to start banking. There is no minimum deposit and a Youth Saver bank account can be opened at any time through any branch of the Commonwealth Bank. There are account application forms at the school office. New account application forms should be taken directly to the bank and not sent to school as the bank will need to verify your child's ID. Thank you for your support, School Banking Team

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North Blues Hockey Club

We will be having our 2015 Hockey Muster

on:

Date: 13th February 2015

Time: 6pm until 7pm Location: Goulburn Hockey Complex, Finlay Road for

further information or if you are interested but unable to

attend please contact

Darrell Chambers on 0423403880

Jenny Patton on 0407360606

All age groups and abilities new comers, men women and

children, come one come all,

come along and make your sport a happy family day out.

Community Announcements …………………

The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof by Crookwell Public School.

Storytime at Crookwell Library

Storytime for children under school age is held at the Crookwell Library every Thursday morning from 11.00am.

Come along for an hour of stories, craft and excitement!

Starting Thursday 5th February 2015

LOOK OUT HERE COMES PETER KAOS is about to hit again and you can be a part of this year’s production. KAOS is about having fun, achieving something personal in your lives- whether it is by - increasing your self-esteem, confidence, making new friends or just getting up in front of an audience- something maybe you think you can’t do.

This year we are staging Peter Pan (and yes there will be flying) which has a large speaking cast and is designed for all ages. Popular songs have been added to make this a great show for anyone to be part of.

The production team for KAOS this year is Sandra Bill, Rechell Naughton and Rebecca George.

If you are interested we will be having a ‘muster’ afternoon (to explain the commitment and take names) on Thursday February 12th from 5.30pm till 6.30pm. Then Monday February 16th we will be holding auditions from 5.00pm till 7.00pm with the younger parts auditioning first.

Both these afternoons will be held at the Crookwell Memorial Hall in Denison Street Crookwell and if you attend school, either primary or high school you are welcome.

For more information contact Rebecca on 0423234336

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2015 - SEMESTER 1 TAFE ILLAWARRA - GOULBURN CAMPUS

Our quality your guarantee

Contact TAFE Illawarra - Goulburn E: goulburncsc@det.nsw. edu.au P: 1300 766 123

W O WWORK OPPORTUNTITIES FOR WOMEN

Are you looking to re-enter the workforce?Or are you looking for new employment and training opportunities?

Course 10089NAT Certificate II in Skills for Work and Training for Women is proposed to be delivered at

TAFE Illawarra - Goulburn Campus in Semester 1, 2015.

Some of the subjects included in the course are Computer Skills, The Changing Role of Women, Personal Effectiveness, Interpersonal

& Communication Skills, Job Seeking Skills

The course will be offered on Tuesdays during school hours for one semester and will commence on Tuesday, 10 February 2015.

Enrol online now at www.illawarra.tafensw.edu.au or visit your local campus

CHILD CARE FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS

For inquiries, please call the Centre Director, Megan Short on 4823 1853.

For further information about the course please contact Fran Beck, Outreach Coordinator on 4823 1913 or Goulburn Customer Service Centre 1300 766 123

Junior rego form Crookwell Soccer Club – 2015 Registration Form

14/2/2015 9am to 12 noon – Crookwell Soccer Fields 21/2/2015 9am to 12 noon - Amenities Block Goulburn Street, Crookwell

REGISTRATION FEE - $45.00 per child [3rd or more $40.00 per child]

Please note: REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY PAYMENT

Players Name

Date of Birth

CLUB USE ONLY

Grade Registration Number

1. ______________________________________

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2. _______________________________________

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3. _______________________________________

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4. _______________________________________

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Parent’s Name:

Would you be interested in Coaching?

If so, Parent’s Name: ___________________________

Would you like to coach a particular child? Name: ___________________________

Please note: You will be required to complete a working with children form.

Email Address- __________________________________________________

Would you like to REFEREE?

Would you like to RUN LINES?

(This is available for children in A & B grades as well as adults. Children need to complete one (1) afternoon course.

A small payment is made for your time & effort)

Fees Paid: YES I NO Receipt Number: _____________________