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Term 1 Week 6 2017 Knowing and Caring
RESPECT SELF – RESPECT OTHERS – RESPECT PROPERTY
Federal Member for the Riverina Michael Mccormack’s visit to LCS
Banking
Bank books need to be in your children’s
bags ready for collection on Thursdays.
Central News Lockhart Central School
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Learning at LCS
This term is moving along so quickly. I could not be prouder of the way students and staff are
applying themselves in all learning activities, whether they are in the classroom, sporting, welfare
or extra-curricular. So many additional things are happening to support and enhance student
growth this term already. We have had our swimming carnival at the Lockhart Pool. I would like to
thank all the parents, carers, family and friends of our school that came to support the students
and enjoy the afternoon at the pool together. It was fantastic to see so many of you there. Other
events have included Year 11 Induction Camp, Year 7 and 8 Peer Bonding Camp, Riverina
Access Partnership Sport Trials, TAFE Orientation, Secondary Canberra Cattle Showing
Excursion, Rotary Youth Driver Awareness, visits to the Regional Mobile Library and both Primary
and Secondary Zone Swimming Carnivals. All staff have already focused up-skilling and learning
themselves, to ensure best practice for our students. We have had all staff up-dated in CPR and
Anaphylaxis and we have had teachers learning more about Science Technology Engineering
Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) and Language, Learning and Literacy (L3). Again in 2017, we
have students attending TAFE to start industry based learning. Students travel to Wagga Wagga
Riverina TAFE campus every Thursday to study their first years in such areas as construction,
agriculture, electro-technology, hospitability and food, early childhood, hair and beauty, accounting
and automotive. These are only just a sample of what is on offer at TAFE. Opportunities have
closed for 2017 but will be on offer again in Term 3 for 2018.The Breakfast Program is back up
and running for 2017. It is pleasing to see the students sitting together in the morning laughing
and catching up with each other before starting the day over a cup of hot milo.
I have been so pleased of all our students wearing their hats in the playground. It is fantastic to
see them wearing them so proudly. I would also like to take this opportunity to welcome Mrs Cal
Simunovic to our school in her new role as Literacy and Numeracy Instructional Leader.
Janine Dunne- Relieving Principal
Principal.
Term 1 Week 6 2017 Knowing and Caring
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Swimming Carnival Champions 2017
PRIMARY Junior 8-10 YRS Kyesha Miller 32 Junior Boy 8-10 YRS Michael Miller 32 11 Years Girl-Kaitlyn Widdup 32 11Years Boy- Joshua Reed 24 Senior Girls- 12 + N/a Senior Boy-Syd Brockwell 28 SECONDARY Junior Girl-Alirah Lub 28 Junior Boy-Michael Carter & Quinn Jones 8 Senior Girl- Olivia McDonnell 44 Senior Boy- Connor Widdup 48 Overall Champion on the day White House 312 Points Red House 336 Points Winner for 2017
Congratulations!
Community Concert - 'Let's do more together' Once again, the school will be hosting a concert for the whole community during Seniors Week. The concert and morning tea will be held on Thursday, 9th March at 10:30 am We would like to ask all families to donate
a plate of food for our special guests to
share. Anything from sandwiches, cakes,
biscuits or fruit would be greatly
appreciated. Donations may be left in the
duplicating room (near sickbay) with Mrs
Cunningham in the morning. All parents,
grandparents, neighbors and friends are
most welcome to attend. The students
would love to see you there!
Hands On
K-1 students learning about and
identifying the differences in their
environment (surroundings) between
natural features and man-made features.
Year 4, 5 and 6 in the kitchen selecting
and using appropriate units to estimate,
and measure volumes and capacities of
a variety of containers.
Swimming Carnival Photographs
Term 1 Week 6 2017 Knowing and Caring
RESPECT SELF – RESPECT OTHERS – RESPECT PROPERTY
Zone Swimming Carnival
On Friday the 24th February six students from
Lockhart Central School competed in the
Zone Swimming Carnival against The Rock
Central School (TRCS) and Oaklands Central
School (OCS). Throughout the day students
(pictured below left) competed in individual
races as well as school team relay’s and
medley’s.
LCS were placed second overall for the day’s
events after TRCS. Connor Widdup was
awarded secondary boys champion and Oliva
McDonnell received secondary girls
champion for the day. Congratulations!!!!
Lockhart and District Band will recommence
for all, both current band members and new
members alike, next Wednesday 8th March
from 5.30pm-6.30pm, in the Band Room (at
the front of the Lockhart Memorial Hall).
Canberra Show
Breakfast Club. Enjoying a hot cup of milo.
Term 1 Week 6 2017 Knowing and Caring
RESPECT SELF – RESPECT OTHERS – RESPECT PROPERTY
Breakfast Club
We have had a great start to breakfast club.
8:30am to 8:50am
P&C
AGM meeting is now on March 14th, BBQ at
the Lockhart servicemen’s club at 6:30pm and
meeting at 7:00pm
Assessment Tasks
Years 7&8
Week 7 Geography, History & Art
Week 8 English
Years 9&10
Week 6 English
Week 7 Food Technology, Science & Maths
Week 8 Music and Geography
Lockhart Football Netball Club
Registration Night; 6pm, 10th March 2017
at the LFNC Rec Ground
Information for online registrations, Team
info, Uniforms & 1st training run for juniors
New families and players are very welcome!
BBQ tea & bar facilities available.
If you can’t make it on the 10th, but would like
any information, please call any of the
committee or email [email protected]
Tennis Roman Adamcewicz will be running tennis coaching in Lockhart, the first week of school holidays. 10th to 13th April 1.30pm to 4.30pm,Cost $85 Please contact Katie Day 0427 205649 if you are interested asap LOCKHART CENTRAL SCHOOL
Phone: 02 69205209
Fax: 02 69205635
Email:[email protected]
Web: www.lockhart-c.school.nsw.edu.au
P.O. Box 70
Halliday Street Lockhart 2656
Upcoming Events
March 7th Year 7 Immunisations
March 9th Seniors Community Concert &
Morning tea
March 29th Parent Teacher Interviews.
Primary 3:15-6 Secondary 3:45-6
Lockhart Central School’s Community
Concert
Thursday 9th March at 10:30 am. Mini concert
and morning tea served by our SRC students.
Principal PBL Awards
Positive Behavior For Learning
Primary: Raurii McLeod
Secondary: Breanah Scott
Canberra Show
LCS Swimming Carnival
Term 1 Week 6 2017 Knowing and Caring
RESPECT SELF – RESPECT OTHERS – RESPECT PROPERTY
INVITATION TO JOIN LCS P & C Dear Parent/Carer,
The Lockhart Central School P & C Committee have worked hard over the years to benefit all students.
In the past, the P & C have contributed towards, or fully paid for
The COLA (Covered Outdoor Learning Area)
The air-conditioner in the gym
The purchase of extra textbooks for the school and students
The upgrade of musical instruments
The hire of buses for school excursions
The purchase and covering of a trailer to transport luggage and equipment when students go away on
excursions
Regular Gold and Silver excursions to reward students for good behaviour
It has been wonderful that all our students have been able to benefit from the hard work of the small P & C
committee. The P & C also are part of on-going school planning. It is a place for suggestions and feedback.
Currently, the number of people associated with the P & C is very low. Numbers are so low, that there is a possibility
that the P & C will have to go into recess. Without support and commitment from parents, the Parent & Citizen
committee for Lockhart Central School may not operate in 2017 and possibly beyond.
If this is to happen, parents/carers could possibly be asked to make more contributions towards excursions and
resources that have, in the past, been funded by the P & C.
Please consider attending meetings regularly as we need numbers to make things happen.
You will not be pressured into taking on a position if you do not want one. All that is asked of you is to contribute to
the meetings and help with fund raising when it is happening.
Many hands make light work, and for the P & C to continue on into the future, it is your hands and help that we
need.
If we are all able to focus on the benefits our students gain from an active P & C, we can work together to provide
our students with many opportunities and experiences they may otherwise not have access to.
Our annual General meeting will be held on Tuesday 14th of March at the Ex Serviceman’s Club. 6:30pm for dinner,
with the meeting to start at 7pm.
You will not be pressured into any position if you attend, however, all positions will be declared vacant and if they
are not filled the P & C will have no options but to go into recess for 2017.
If you are interested in a position and would like to know what is involved please speak with a current committee
members. Wendy Wooden (P) Tammie Driscoll (VP) Megan McKenzie (Secretary).
Thank You for your time in reading this notice. We hope that you are able to attend the AGM.
Regards
2017 P & C committee.