10th March 2014 Digilah Street Dunedoo NSW 2844 T: 02 6375 1489 F: 02 6375 1152 E: dunedoo-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Dunedoo Central School  

 

Dunedoo Show Report

Over the weekend members of the schools show team exhibited the schools stock at Dunedoo Show. In the cattle section the school exhibited three head . The results from this section were the schools heifer gaining 4th place in the 12-16 month heifer class and the school steers gaining 3rd (grey steer) and 4th (Simmental steer) in the class. In the sheep section the school exhibited two rams with the younger of the two rams placing 3rd in his class and the older ram placing 2nd in his class. The members of the show team are to be congratulated on their efforts on the day and they way in which they represented the school. Mr. Jade Smith

 

 

Hello everyone.   Congratula ons to our eight senior students who represented the school so well at the Dunedoo Lions Youth of the Year Compe on last Thursday evening.  Unfortunately, I had to a end a 

Secondary Principals’ Council State Assembly mee ng in Sydney so missed the evening, but I have heard only great reports of the skill and demeanour of everyone.  Lions were par cularly pleased about the quality of this year’s contestants and the word is that the final count was very close. Congratula ons to Ethan Adams and Effie Fergusson for qualifying for the District Compe on on the 23rd March, with not only fantas c prepared and spontaneous speeches, but also excellent interviews, supported by quality Curriculum Vitae’s. 

Congratula ons to Gabbi Johnston for placing 2nd in  the 13 years Breaststroke, Sally Christensen placing 3rd in the 13yrs Bu er‐fly.  Also, well done to the 13 Years Girls Freestyle Relay Team, the 17 Years Boys Freestyle Relay team, and to the Boys All Age Relay Team at the Regional Secondary School’s Swimming Championships last week.  Congratula ons also to Mia Gallagher and Ben Gallagher who will progress to the next level of Swimming at Homebush.  

Our students enjoyed playing host to the eighty three member Hunter School of Performing Arts Marching Band.  Students from the Pre School, St Michaels & DCS enjoyed a display of excep onal bands‐man‐ship on our school oval before our own band stu‐dents received some fine tui on from the Year 12 HSPA band members in the various sec ons of brass, clarinet, drums etc.  Mr Wells was ecsta c, at having the opportunity for our senior students to observe the Higher School Cer ficate Prac cal works of the HSPA HSC students.  Thankyou to all students and staff who supported the visit, and organised meals, accommoda on and coordina ng the various ac vi es.  The HSPA band also performed at the  Dunedoo Show we hope they will visit again in the near future. 

Congratula ons to the Show Commi ee for organising such a professional and enjoyable show.  With excellent weather and a quality volunteer workforce, I’m sure the Show was extremely successful.  Thankyou to all of our school volunteers who helped in many capaci es and also to the many students who entered the compe ons or competed with the  livestock.  A large Show Team represented the School in various events.  Thanks again to Mr Smith, Mrs Abbo  and Miss Reid for all their great work in organising and presen ng our school display. 

This week will see our first Whole School Staffing Day take place.  The commi ee has planned a great day for students to learn new perspec ves about Aboriginal Culture.   

I am sure everyone will enjoy the P&C Community Debutante Ball on Saturday night. 

This week’s Grammar Conven on is the “Ques on Mark” which is important, but o en overlooked in a sentence.  Teachers should now be well into marking Work Books and this will con nue un l the end of Week 8. 

Enjoy your week.

Peter Campbell Principal

Week 7 Wed 12.03.—CHS Squash KO Fri 14.03—Whole School Staffing Day “Journeys” which includes school performance “ADAMRIGINAL” Sat 15.03—DEBUTANTE BALL

Week 8 Mon 17.03—St. Patrick’s Day Tues 18.03—SRC—CRAZY HAIR DAY Wed 19.03—University Road Show Thurs 20.03—Open’s Netball Carnival—Dubbo - P&C AGM @ 7.30pm Fri 21.03—Preschool Trivia & Auction Night

Week 9 Wed 26.03—SRC Disco “The Farmer” Thurs 27.03—School Photos

 

 

 

This Friday is our first Whole School Staffing Day—”My Journey”. We will be looking at things through the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander’s perspective, and activities including Anti-Bullying, Art Dance, Writing and Games. Children can come dressed in sensible everyday clothes and joggers. Children also need to return notes and money for the ADAMRIGINAL Show (the school is subsidising this—please see the note on the following page). Thanks to Mr. Wells for organising the visit to DCS from the Hunter School of the Performing Arts High School Band. The children really enjoyed the concert. Please check for Nits as we have had a few cases reported to us. Thanks Mrs. M. Abbott Kindergarten: Welcome to Week 6. I hope everyone enjoyed their weekend and in particular, the Dunedoo Show. Kinder’s Jolly Phonic Sounds this week are ‘l’, ‘f’ and ‘b’ and our shared big book is ‘Pirate Treasure’. In Maths, our topics are Day and Night, Longer and Shorter time, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow and Days of the Week. In HSIE we are discussing the things we like to do and the things we would like to do really well. This Friday is our first Whole School Staffing Day which should be great fun. Please remember to fill in the permission note and send in the money ASAP (refer to the newsletter for the note). Well done to those children progressing through their sight words. Parents, please remember to go back through their past sets of workds to ensure they have retained this knowledge. It is also a good idea to point out known sight words when the children are reading to you. Congratulations to Shelley Cox, our student from last week and to Will Kline and Asha Russell who received merit certificates. Mrs. E. Yeo

Year 1/2: Welcome to Week 7. I hope you all enjoyed the Show. This week in Spelling, Year 1 will study the ‘ar’ sound as in ‘hard’ and ‘card’. Year 2 will study the ‘ea’ sound as in ‘head’ and ‘bread’. In Maths, Year 1 will learn about Time—Months of the Year, O’Clock and Reading Digital Clocks. Year 2 will be graphing their Birthdays and learning about Subtraction to Ten and Counting Back. The children will continue on with their Water Unit with Mrs. Cluff and we will be starting Mathletics in Computers this Wednesday. It was great to see so many more children at Homework Centre last week but there is still a lot of homework outstanding. I will also be contacting some parents about Home Readers!!!! (These should be changed on a regular basis!) Have a great week. Mrs. M. Abbott

  

 

Its on again 

School Produc on Thursday 27th November 

Dress Rehearsal Ma nee Wednesday 26th November 

EVENTS COMING UP

Western Region AFL Trials in Bathurst—Thursday 13th March

Whole School Staffing Day—Friday 14th March.

Boys cricket v Gulgong—Thursday 20th March 

Dubbo District Rugby Union Trials—Wednesday 26th March (see me if interested) 

DCS Cross Country—Friday 4th April 

 

 

Welcome to Week 7. I hope you all enjoyed the show! What a day we had Friday with the Hunter School of Performing Arts Marching Band performing for our students and then com-ing into our classrooms. It was wonderful! I think most students were fascinated with the sousaphone! We completed our Clean Up Australia Day activities on Thursday. The playground is looking great. Thanks to all students for helping keep our school clean. Congratulations to Ben Gallagher and Mia Gallagher on their selection for the Western team to compete at the NSWPSSA State Swimming Championships. Well done to all of our swimmers who represented our district so well at the Regional Swim-ming Carnival last Friday. There will be no swimming for sport this Friday due to the Whole School Staffing Day and our visiting performance. Cheers Joel Wilson—Assistant Principal Primary

 

 

 

 

Adam Hill is a mul ‐talented Aboriginal Ar st who works as a professional exhibi ng painter, graphic ar st, cartoonist and illustrator and didgeridoo player.   

Adam will present an original, humourous, energe c program of song, puppetry, language, personal stories and Didgeridoo . 

  Friday 14th March 2014 

  $3 per student or $8 per family  

I give permission for my child/(ren) _______________________________________________________ to a end the performance of Adam Hill on Friday 14th March, 2014  on school grounds.  Please find  enclosed $________. 

 

Signed: ___________________________               Parent / Guardian 

 

 

Year 2/3: Hello all. It was great to see everyone at the Dunedoo Show on the weekend. I hope you had a chance to see our class scarecrow in the Pavilion. The kids did a wonderful job putting it together and we’re going to find it a permanent home in our classroom (maybe our 26th classmate!). Over the last few weeks, we have been studying the famous story of Waltzing Matilda. Students have written descriptive para-graphs of the swagman, made audio recordings on the school iPods and sketched the swagman camped by the billabong. This week students will finish writing their narratives in which the class has been given the start of the story but needs to come up with a new ending. The only catch is that the swagman cannot jump into the billabong and drown...I look forward to seeing the results! This week’s news topic is ‘My Favourite Sport’. Have a great week. Mr. Ben Kline Year 4/5: Hello everybody! What a weekend! I hope you all enjoyed the Dunedoo Show and in particular our class dis-play of our ideal family farm. Well done to all the students who completed their farm. A gentle reminder is needed for those students who have not yet borrowed from the school library. Our library day is every Wednesday. It is very important that your child reads at home each night. We are very lucky here at Dunedoo that we have such a great librarian in Mdme. Abbott who is always willing to help students choose an appropriate book to borrow. Don’t forget that Book Fair is currently on at D.C.S and is open for another week. A good idea for your child(ren) would be to do chores at home and earn some pocket money so they could buy something at the Book Fair. Also, well done to all for our Friday sport swimmers. It is great to see so many students giving it a go, and I am also pleased to see many students improving their swimming style. Only a couple of weeks left in the swimming season so get in while you still can! Have a great week. Mr A Honeysett Year 5/6: I will be away for Western Region Sport and a NAPLAN course Wednesday-Friday this week. During this time Miss Watson will be teaching my class. Year 5 maths are continuing fractions this week—and placing them on a number line! Some students were surprised that frac-tions were real numbers, just like 1, 2 and 3! You can help at home by demonstrating fractions when cooking, shopping, meas-uring, etc. Joel Wilson

Year 6 Maths: This week students will be working on Fractions, Decimals & Percentages. Students must practice their times-tables at home. It is important that students practice their times table by ROTE (eg. 3x1 is 3, 3 x 2 is 6, 3x3 is 9…), as this is the best method for recall, rather than skip counting eg. 3, 6, 9, 12 etc. The homework sheet is due in on Thursday. “Well Done!” to all of those students who have been submitting their homework each week! Mrs Donna Lane

Notice for my Junior/Senior Boys Cricket Team: We have a game versus Gulgong Public School on the 20th March (Week 8) in Gulgong at Bill Dunn Park Synthetic Pitch. The Game will start at 10am and we should be back at school by 3pm for buses. A note will go home with further information for boys in the team.

 

 

 

Primary Excursion Notes have gone home detailing this year’s Primary Excursion (Years 3-6). This year the destination is Bathurst / Blue Mountains during Week 3, Term 4 (22-24 October 2014). The excursion has limited numbers available so please send your notes back together with the $30 deposit as soon as possible to secure your child’s posi-tion on the excursion. The total cost is $300 per student (which includes travel, accommodation, meals, entries). You will see on the note that there are specified dates that the full amount of $300 is payable. Following the $30 deposit, there is a requirement of $90 to be paid by the end of week 1 in Term 2, 3 and 4 totalling a $300 payment. Full details regarding itinerary and accommodation will be sent out in the near future. Any questions regarding the excursion please see either Mel Bampton or Joel Wilson.

 

WRITE 4 FUN COMPETITION 

Mr. Hall’s Year 5/6/7 Literacy class is going to be compe ng in the 2014 Write 4 Fun compe on. 

This compe on is free and requires students to compose either a short story of no more than 500 words or a poem of no more than 16 lines. There is no specified topic or theme. 

Last year three Dunedoo Central School Students were lucky enough to have their work published. These students were Brenden Solberg, Ceara Smith and Dimity Jamieson. 

My ra onale for entering the en re Literacy Group in this compe on is to expose the students’ wri en achievements to an external audience and to put their wri en literacy and edi ng skills to the test. 

A range of cash prizes exist along with electronic devices such as Playsta ons and iPods.  

Compe on entries will be worked on both in class and at home. 

All entries need to be typed in 12 point Times New Roman, have an entry form a ached and be submi ed to me by no later than Wednesday 26th March 2014. 

Good Luck! 

INFANTS/PRIMARY ACE Congratulations to the following Infants/Primary students on reaching:

Level 1:

Kinder: Chloe Brougham, Fletcher Hogden, William Kline Year 1/2: Jaxon Clifton, Sophie Kensit

Year 2/3: Alice Fergusson, Meg Christensen Year 4/5: Sigrid Hogden, Jock Stuart, Charna Williams

Yr Yr

K Fletcher Hogden A great start to Kindergarten

K

K

Tiarnie Batty

Jordyn Smith

Always working hard in class

Trying hard to write her name

1/2 Jaxon Clifton A fantastic start to the school year

1

2

April Dominey

Tesharna Smith

Working hard & showing improvement

Always trying hard to do her best work

3 Meg Christensen

Being very helpful & a great friend to all her classmates

2

3

Alice Fergusson

Patrick Reid

A wonderful start to the school year

A wonderful start to the school year

4 Ally Stoddart Great work in Maths groups this week in Addition & Times Tables

5

5

Shaun Roach

Declan Stanford

Showing improvement in weekly spelling tests.

Getting into good habits, returning his homework each week.

6 Crystal Jamieson An excellent attitude to school work

5

6

Georgia Cluff

Jaycob Kelly

Excellent effort in Maths groups

Great effort in morning Spelling

STUDENT OF THE WEEK MERIT AWARDS

 

Week ending 28.02.2014

10th March Shaun Roach Year 5

10th March Kyle Smith Year 5

10th March Ceara Smith Year 10

12th March Chloe Brougham Kinder

12th March Rosie Quirk Kinder

12th March Laycee Kelly Year 1

12th March Tesharna Smith Year 2

12th March Tyrone Martin Year 7

12th March Jayden Carpenter Year 11

15th March Effie Fergusson Year 12

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Dunedoo Central School  Academic Compe ons 

Listed below are the dates and costs of the academic compe ons which will be run in 2014.  Could you please list your chil‐dren’s names and their year and return this form with the money to the school by Friday 14th March 2013. Please note that the students in year 2 may now sit for the English, Science and Mathema cs Compe ons. 

Please note:  If your child is absent on the day of the compe on, then they will forfeit their entry in that par cular  compe on.  Money is not refundable as it is sent to Canberra at the end of March. Mrs. Donna Lane Compe on Coordinator 

Compe on  Year Level  Date  Cost  Name & Year 

Computer Skills  3‐10  Tuesday 20 May  $8.00   

Science  2‐12  Wed 4 June  $8.00   

Wri ng  3‐12  16th‐20th June  $17.00   

Spelling  3‐7  Tues 17 June  $11.00   

English  2‐12  Tues 29 July  $8.00   

Mathema cs  2‐12  Tues 2 Aug  $8.00   

Australian Maths Comp  3‐12  Thurs 7 Aug  $5.50   

When: Thursday, 6th March to 19th March 2014

Where: DCS Library

Time: 8.30am—3.30pm (before school, lunch, after school)

Books, Posters, Books, Pens, Books, Pencils, Books, Erasers & Books

2014 Selec ve High School Placement Test  Applicants for Year 7 Placement in a selec ve high school in 2015 are required to take the  

Selec ve High School Placement Test to be held from 9.00am to 1.15pm on Thursday 13th March 2014 at: 

Mudgee High School 41 Duoro Street 

MUDGEE  NSW  2850 

 

Tuesday 11th March 

6pm ‐ Decora on Working Bee (Debs, Partners and Parents asked to a end) 

7pm ‐ Full Rehearsal (Debs, Partners, Flowergirls, Page Boys, Deb’s Fathers and Partner’s Moth‐ers asked to a end) 

Thursday 13th March 

6.30pm ‐ Suit Fi ngs 

7pm ‐  Rehearsal for Debs & Partners 

 

MON  TUES  WED  THURS  FRI 

10.03.2014 

Angie 

11.03.2014 

Lisa Sheldon 

12.03.2014 

Belinda 

13.03.2014 

Donna 

14.03.2014 

Anne e 

Canteen Roster Week 7, Term 1 

Hello for Week 7.

Thank you to Angela Copeland and Nola for assisting with preparation and serving lunch for the visiting Marching Band on Fri-day. Your help is greatly appreciated.

We currently have a special on all Midford (girls shirts and pants) products. Please come and see me for prices, these specials are for current stock only. Some uniforms have arrived and are ready for collection.

Please remember manners and kindness are appreciated at the canteen from everyone.

Thank you to Annette, Kylie, Tanya, Angela Copeland, Nola and Annette for all of your assistance last week. The canteen wouldn’t run as smoothly without you ladies.

Jenny Farley 

FARMER DISCO THEME:  Farmer COST:  $3 per person  

$7 for family!  DATE:  Wed 26th March   Primary:  6:00pm‐8:00pm Secondary:  8:00pm‐10:30pm 

 

 

 

 

Year 10 Mathematics This week students will complete their study of the unit Algebraic Techniques. Students have a home-work sheet to complete for next Tuesday. Please ensure your child completes both their nightly and weekly homework tasks.

Year 12 General Mathematics 1 & 2

General 1 & 2 students are both currently studying Algebraic Techniques and Modelling, this week looking specifically at Straight Line Graphs. General 2 students will have their first HSC Assessment Task tomorrow—Good Luck!

Mrs Donna Lane

7 Science B—have completed their first topic in science and completed a topic test last week. This week we will con nue to work on our next unit Wild Things which looks at classifica on of living things.  

7/8 TAS Agriculture—are progressing well through their poultry unit. Currently the class are caring for 15 day old chickens. They will soon be issued with their assessment task with the majority of this task being completed at school.  

8 Science—have completed their first topic called  Hot Rocks with many of the class gaining pleasing results in the topic test for this unit. Our next unit of work in about Plants. This unit of work will also see the class complete a major project, which they will complete in groups at school.  

9/10 Agriculture—are comple ng a unit on crop produc on where they are looking at the various aspects in winter and sum‐mer crops and the management prac ces.  Currently we are looking at the impacts of pests and diseases on crops and the management prac ces that can be implemented for their control. They also have an assessment task, which is due on the 25th March.  

11/12 Primary Industries—are currently comple ng a unit on Sustainable Farming. This week the class will commence a new competency on Trea ng Weeds, where they will look at the different weeds of the area and the methods that we can use to control these weeds. This week the class will be issued with their assessment task for this cluster of competencies, with the task being due next term . 

11/12 Agriculture—Year 11  have  completed their first unit of work and will have a topic test on Thursday (13th March) this week on this first unit. Students were issued with a revision sheet last week. Their next topic will see them studying Plant Produc on systems. Year 12 have also completed their first unit of work where we looked at the produc on of beef and lamb. Part of this unit saw the class head to Fletchers in Dubbo to complete a field trip and their first assessment task.  

Show team—if there are any students who are interested in par cipa ng in the school show team this year and have not already seen me about it they should see me this week. Show team meets each week on Wednesday and Thursday a er‐noons. Students can come to what ever day suits them, or they can come to both.  

Mr. Jade Smith 

 On Tuesday 18th March, CRAZY HAIR DAY, Kyle Lewis will have his head shaved in a bid to raise funds for the Leukaemia Foundation.

Donations can be made at the school front office.

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This year Dunedoo Central School was outstandingly represented by eight contestants at the Lions Youth of the Year Quest. The students were: Effie Fergusson, Taylah Watton-Hogden, Ethan Adams, Kate Gallagher, Sam Foran, Dan Lane, Kyle Smith and Taylah Inglis.

The aim of the quest is to develop excellent leadership, citizenship, public speaking and general knowledge. This is achieved in three main ways.

Firstly, all contestants have to fill in an in-depth application form where information relating to social, cultural, leadership and academic credentials is required.

Secondly, on Wednesday 5th March 2014 all candidates were interviewed by a panel comprising Max Neal, Gail Yeo and How-ard Harrison. This interview process tested students in areas such as general knowledge, knowledge of current affairs issues, general interview aptitude and personality. This process also comprises 80 marks towards the Quest. All students carried them-selves extremely well during this process and the panel commented on what excellent ambassadors they each were for their school and community.

The third and final aspect of the Quest is public speaking. On Thursday 6th March 2014 all candidates were required to speak on two impromptu topics as well as a five minute prepared speech on a topic of their choice. This process comprises 30 marks towards the Quest. On the night, held at the Dunedoo Sports Club, all students spoke in an accomplished and professional manner. The impromptu topics were:

Are computer games too violent? Has man contributed to global warming?

All candidates spoke well off the cuff, but Ethan Adams was a particular standout in this section. He spoke with great confi-dence, authority and elaboration of ideas.

The prepared speech topics were quite diverse, encompassing issues such as the city / country divide, media representation of the drought, the role and impact of social media, Usain Bolt, homework, Australian Squash’s decision not to field a national team and gun control.

The two winners overall were Effie Fergusson and Ethan Adams and both will compete at the next level on the 23rd March 2014.

As coach and adviser, I could not be more proud of this outstanding group of young men and women. Each was an outstanding credit to themselves, each other, family, school and community.

A sincere thanks goes out to the panel (Max Neal, Gail Yeo, Howard Harrison) and Tony Yeo.

Shane Hall

 

 

 

 

 

Last Monday year 11 attended the annual RYDA road safety program. The day consisted of a series of activities related to road safety. These included issues related to fatigue and alcohol, how to choose a

car, hazard awareness, legal responsibilities and fines, the effect of speed on stopping distances and the impact of road accidents. The students found the day interest-

ing and very worthwhile. They particularly enjoyed the talk by the road acci-dent victim who sustained a serious brain injury and were moved by the impact this has had on his life. They also en-joyed the stopping distances activity as they got to travel in the car as the driver slammed on the brakes at 40, 50, 60 and 80 km/h. Some enjoyed this experience more than others!!

Dan and Taylah presen ng their ideal car (ute!) 

Congratula ons to all 19 secondary students who competed at the Western Area Swimming Trials held in Dubbo last Thursday. All students represented our school well and enjoyed par cipa ng in both individual events and relays. A spe‐cial congratula ons to our 13 years Girls Freestyle Relay team (Gabbi Johnston, Emma Benne s, Lily Gibson and Sally Christensen), our 17+ years Boys Freestyle Relay team (Ethan Adams, Jake Besgrove, Codi Page and Brendan Solberg) and the Boys All‐age Relay team (Lochie Stoddart, Mitchell O’Connor, David Abbo , Blake Taufa, Brenden Solberg and Ethan Adams) who all placed 2nd in their respec ve relays. In individual events, Gabbi Johnston finished 2nd in the 13 years 100m Breaststroke and Sally Christensen 3rd in the 13 years 100m Bu erfly. I am wai ng for the official results and confirma on of those who have progressed to the next level to swim at the CHS Carnival in Homebush on 6th—8th April. Congratula ons and we wish you the best of luck at this event. 

Cathy Gallagher 

Year 12 Half Yearly Exam Timetable 2014 – DRAFT Week 10 Term 1  

 

Year 7 Maths

French

Thursday—Homework

Tuesday—Family Story

Year 7/8

Year 8 Maths

English

Science

Thursday—Homework

Friday—Online magazine assessment

Thursday—topic test

Year 9/10 Maths

English (Mrs. Sams)

English (Mr. Hall)

Friday—Homework sheet

Friday—Life Story Plan/scaffold due

Wednesday—Picture book

Year 11 Advanced English

Maths

Standard English

Friday—Creative Writing

Wednesday—Homework

Friday—Imaginative Writing Task

Year 11/12 Maths

D&T

Wednesday—Homework

Week 8—3D Printing Task

Year 12 General Maths 2—Study

Chemistry

Advanced English

D&T

Tuesday—Assessment Task Wednesday—Homework

Friday—Homework

Friday—Frankenstein Essay

Week 8—Case Study

A photo of you either on a thumb drive or printed to Mrs. Fergusson

Year 9 Maths Friday—Homework

Monday 31/3/14 

Tuesday 1/4/14 

Wednesday 2/4/14 

Thursday 3/4/14 

Friday 4/4/14 

8:55–11:00  am Standard English 

Advanced  English 

  

8:55–11:30  am Mathema cs 

General  Mathema cs 

  

8:55–11:00 am Agriculture 

Food Technology (1.5 Hours) 

8:55–10:30 am CAFS 

Modern History 

8:55–10:30 am Retail 

Chemistry   

         1:30pm–3:05pm Design & Tech‐nology   

  

 

Dunedoo Preschool Trivia & Auction Night

Friday 21st March

6.30pm

In the DCS School Hall

$20pp

All welcome Tickets available from Dunedoo

Newsagency

SWIMMING CLUB  

CHAMPIONSHIPS will take place this Thursday (13th March) evening com‐mencing at 6pm.  

PRESENTATION DAY will be held on  Sunday, 16th March commencing at 4pm at the Sports Club.  There will be a BBQ for all registered players.  

Any ques ons regarding whether you are eligible to swim at Championships or what events you are eligible to swim in please contact Cathy Gallagher.  

Teena Besgrove

 

Mee ng tonight at Sports Club, 7pm.  

Training dates will be advised shortly.  Unfortunately, the oval is closed so we are not yet in a posi on to com‐mence training.  As soon as the oval is available, we will advise of a start date.  

First Game—5th April 2014 @ Binnaway.  

Registra on—please contact Ma hew Guan for Footy and Kate Boyd for Netball for registra on details.  

PARENTS PLEASE NOTE: it is compulsory for all rugby league players to wear a mouth guard.  

We will have new footy jerseys this year and there will also be a new style of football shorts.  We will advise all play‐ers once these become available.  

Dunedoo Central School P&C invite you to celebrate the

2014 Debutante Ball.

Venue: DCS Hall

Doors Open 7pm

Debutantes presented at 8pm

Tickets must be purchased from DCS Front Office.

$30 per ticket

BYO Supper

Bar Available

Dress Coat & Tie

Live Band

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Touch football Wednesday 12th MArch Time Game Referees BBQ DUTY

6pm DRH V Bezzy’s S Craggs, M Fitzgerald, A Chapman Rockets/Parasites

6pm Pumped up v Sullivans L Sullivan, E Lane, E Gallagher

6:45pm Rockets V Parasites J Besgrove, Codi Page, B Potbury

DRH/Bezzy’s 6:45pm Touch Ups v Touchables

Rach Fitzgerald, Kate Gal, K Miller

ALL PLAYERS MUST SIGN ON AT THE TABLES PRIOR TO THEIR GAME 

(Forgo en which team you’re in—check out Facebook ) 

invites all students from Dunedoo Central School & St. Michaels to participate in our Competi-tion to coincide with Art Unlimited on 23rd & 24th May 2014.

Prizes for Art for Youth Competition:

$500 - Art for Youth 2014 Winner $100 - Most Creative Infants Entry $100 – Primary Winner $100 – Junior Secondary $100 – Senior Secondary $100 - People’s Choice Award

Entry forms will be available from the front office from the first week of April. Entry fees are $2 for each work entered. Each entry must be listed on a separate entry form.

Entries close Monday 19th May at 3.30pm and works will be judged by Art for Youth 2014 Art Workshop Artists on Friday 23rd May .