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Page 1 Humbug Weekly UNGARIE CENTRAL SCHOOL- THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL EDUCATING FOR LIFE Our school values: mutual respect and caring; school community working together; high expectations; acceptance of difference; tolerance and harmony Thursday 27th May 2010 Condobolin Rd, Ungarie NSW 2669 T 02 69759030 F 02 69759157 E [email protected] Term 2Week 6 LOST PROPERTY Clothing is being still being found around the school WITHOUT name tags. Could parents please ensure their childrens’ clothes are labelled. P&C Meeting on Thursday 10 June The next meeting will start at 7:00pm in the School Library. During the meeting, Mr Brett Davies, Assistant Principal would like to give an overview of the Accelerated Literacy program and how it’s used in the classroom. “The five greatest challenges for parents in 2010” What every parent needs to know about millennial parenting, covering alcohol and drugs, online safety, sleep and other key issues. Michael Carr-Gregg Ungarie Central School is providing you the opportunity to be part of this information session. We will be providing a light supper and refreshments. When: Thursday 17 June Time: 5:30-6:30pm Where: School Library For more information, contact the school office on 6975 9030 or check out http://www.cap.nsw.edu.au/default2.htm Helping your child with numeracy Children develop numeracy skills when they use mathematical ideas in their everyday situations. You can help your child start to understand these concepts by looking for opportunities where your child can: sort, organise and count collections of things like clothes, toys, books, shells, rocks and birthday candles choose from a variety of materials of different shapes and sizes to use for play and solving problems be involved in making plans and designing their own constructions like cubby houses, robots and sand castles. More tips at: http://raisingchildren.net.au/articles/numeracy_ea rly_years_-_dest.html/context/246 Helping with homework You can: help your child with assignments, but don’t do the work for them as this doesn’t help your child to learn let the school know of any family situation that may interfere with homework chat to your child’s teacher if your child is finding homework too hard help your child to have a regular time each day to do their homework encourage children to re-read their writing to check for spelling and punctuation encourage and praise your child’s efforts. Helen Culbert

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Humbug Weekly UNGARIE CENTRAL SCHOOL- THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL EDUCATING FOR LIFE Our school values: mutual respect and caring; school community working together; high expectations; acceptance of difference; tolerance and harmony

Thursday 27th May 2010

Condobolin Rd, Ungarie NSW 2669 T 02 69759030 F 02 69759157 E [email protected]

Term 2– Week 6

LOST PROPERTY Clothing is being still being found around the

school WITHOUT name tags. Could parents please ensure their childrens’ clothes are labelled.

P&C Meeting on Thursday 10 June

The next meeting will start at 7:00pm in the School Library. During the meeting, Mr Brett Davies, Assistant Principal would like to give an overview of the Accelerated Literacy program and how it’s used in the classroom.

“The five greatest challenges for parents

in 2010”

What every parent needs to know about millennial parenting, covering alcohol and drugs, online safety, sleep and other key issues.

Michael Carr-Gregg

Ungarie Central School is providing you the opportunity to be part of this information session. We will be providing a light supper and refreshments.

When: Thursday 17 June Time: 5:30-6:30pm Where: School Library

For more information, contact the school office on 6975 9030 or check out http://www.cap.nsw.edu.au/default2.htm

Helping your child with numeracy

Children develop numeracy skills when they use mathematical ideas in their everyday situations. You can help your child start to understand these concepts by looking for opportunities where your child can:

sort, organise and count collections of things like clothes, toys, books, shells, rocks and birthday candles

choose from a variety of materials of different shapes and sizes to use for play and solving problems

be involved in making plans and designing their own constructions like cubby houses, robots and sand castles.

More tips at: http://raisingchildren.net.au/articles/numeracy_early_years_-_dest.html/context/246

Helping with homework

You can:

help your child with assignments, but don’t do the work for them as this doesn’t help your child to learn

let the school know of any family situation that may interfere with homework

chat to your child’s teacher if your child is finding homework too hard

help your child to have a regular time each day to do their homework

encourage children to re-read their writing to check for spelling and punctuation

encourage and praise your child’s efforts. Helen Culbert

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6

Primary Merit Awards Kindergarten Jenniffer Cassidy Year 1/2 Ryan Crofts, Charlotte Whiley, Melissa Hesselman Year 3/4 Blake Willis, Margaret Izzard, Shannon Jackson Year 5/6 Henry West, Amy Noack, Kody Whiley Infants Sport Abby Wason, Jett Brew, Angus Williams

Super Spellers Year 1/2

Angus Williams, Josh Roscarel, Molly Bryant

Year 3/4

Mikell Quarman, Daniel Potter, Edward Patton,

Chloe Worley, Isabelle Archibald

Year 5/6

Sean Bradley, James Parkinson, Henry West,

Beverley Clarke, Amy Noack, Jessie Jackson

Kindergarten Corner: A selection of Kindergarten’s work this week.

On the weekend..............

I played football. By Jack Crofts

I went to netball. By Georgia Wilson

I read a book. By Audrey Hukins

I fell over. By Matty Woods

I played with my toys. By Jenniffer Cassidy

I played netball. By Abby Wason

I stayed at home with my mum. By Ella McRae

I played football. By Jye Hoskinson

I played football at home. By Jett Brew

I played with a balloon. By Regan Hukins

I went to the hospital to see the baby. By Tess

Henley

Proforma of letter to parents about the ESSA written test

Dear Parent or Carer The Essential Secondary Science Assessment (ESSA) test four Year 8 students will be held on Tuesday 23 November 2010. The Test takes approximately 80 minutes. It contains multiple choice, short response and extended response tasks. The ESSA test is a diagnostic test that will provide information about what students know and can do in science. Tasks in the test are framed on Stage 4 outcomes and essential content in the NSW Science Years 7 -10 Syllabus. Students can bring home the test stimulus magazine to discuss with you after the test. Students will be tested on their:

knowledge and understanding of science

understanding and skills in the process of scientific investigation

ability to evaluate evidence, make judgements and think critically

ability to access information and communicate scientific ideas.

Students also complete a survey about their opinions, attitudes and values. For the test, students are asked to provide their name, gender and age. They are requested to provide information as to whether they are from a language background other than English and whether or not they are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. This information is treated confidentially and held securely to ensure that the right to privacy of all students is maintained. If your child has a disability that needs special consideration or has been educated in English for less than one year, please contact your child’s school to discuss special provisions or possible exemption from the test. Results of the test will be available during Term 1 2011. A personal report prepared for each student will describe the science knowledge and skills demonstrated by the student in the test. There will also be information about how the student’s results compare with overall performance of all students in the test. You will be invited to complete a parent survey about the test and science learning. The principal of your child’s school is able to provide you with more details about the ESSA program if you require additional information. Lothar Bujtor- A/Manager, Contracts Development

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6

and Test Administration

CANTEEN ROSTER Week 6 Fri 28th J Thompson Week 7 Week 8 Mon 31st K Cattle & Mon 7th M Whiley K Cassidy Tue 8th CLOSED JUNE Wed 9th J Northey Tue 1st CLOSED Thu 10th CLOSED Wed 2nd J Hoskinson Fri 11th J Keatley Thu 3rd CLOSED Fri 4th L Crofts Week 9 Week 10 Mon 14th K Cassidy & Mon 21st M Clarke K Cattle Tue 22nd CLOSED Tue 15th CLOSED Wed 23rd V Williams Wed 16th H McKay & C Robb Thu 17th CLOSED Thu 24th CLOSED Fri 18th L Crofts Fri 25th J Thompson Week 11 Mon 28th K Cassidy & K Cattle Tue 29th CLOSED Wed 30th J Hoskinson JULY Thu 1st CLOSED Fri 2nd L Crofts If you cannot do your day, please find your own replacement.

Ungarie Central School Calendar Week 6 Fri 28 Yr 11 English Poster due JUNE Week 7 Fri 4 Primary Assembly & Book Fair Week 8 Tue 8 Yr 11 Speaking task excursion Thu 10 P & C Meeting 7pm HSC Enrichment day Dubbo (2 days) Week 9 Tue 15 Yr 12 Speaking Task excursion Western Area PSSA Cross Country Week 10 Wed 23 UCS Athletics Carnival Term 3 30th July LLPSSA Athletics @ West Wyalong 3rd Sept Western PSSA Athletics Carnival

AASC Mrs Flynn will be away tomorrow

afternoon, so there will be NO AASC

Don’t Forget .........

To rug up in your warmest scarf & beanie for the Book fair next Friday (4th) as temperatures in the Library

are expected to drop drastically.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Australian Red Cross

BLOOD SERVICE

West Wyalong

Donor Mobile Unit Site

West Wyalong High School

Multi Purpose Centre

Dumeresq Street

Monday 7 June 9.30am- 2.30pm

Tuesday 8 June 9.30am- 2.30pm

Monday 30 August 9.30am- 2.30pm

Tuesday 31 August 1.00pm- 7.30pm

Wednesday 1 September 8.00am- 1.00pm

Monday 29 November 9.30am- 2.30pm

Tuesday 30 November 1.00pm- 7.30pm

Wednesday 1 December 8.00am- 1.00pm

For appointments please call 13 14 95

And quote your Site Code for

West Wyalong- 2PWWY

Or phone us directly at the Wagga Donor Centre

on 69386658

On the days we are in West Wyalong you can call

the Donor Mobile Unit directly on 0409 160 832 if

you need to cancel or change your appointment

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6

Rotary Club of West Wyalong Free Night Movie in the Park

Night at the Museum II: Battle of

the Smithsonian (PG) 105 min

Date : Saturday 29th May Time: 5:45pm for 6:00pm start

Where: Barnado Park, but if raining, venue will be school hall

Entry: FREE (donations welcome) Rug up and bring a seat.

Sausage sizzle and drinks will be available

For more details contact Lauren Carr Bland Shire Council 69 722266

UNGARIE WAR MEMORIAL HALL PRESENTS

UNGARIE DEBUTANTE BALL 2010

THIS SATURDAY DATE: SATURDAY 29TH MAY.

WHERE: UNGARIE HALL TIME: DEBS PRESENTED 8.00PM

DOORS OPEN AT 6.30PM DRESS: FORMAL

(NO THONGS, JEANS OR SHORTS)

COST: $20.00 PER PERSON ID MUST BE SHOWN

MUSIC BY LOCAL BAND ROGUES GALLERY BYO

ALL UNDER 18’s MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT

STRICTLY NO UNDER 18 AFTER 9.30PM

FOR TABLE BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES PHONE MICHELLE WHILEY

0269759486

Ungarie Bowling Club News

Last Sunday, Southern Slopes Triples

were played at Ungarie with 16 teams playing. Teams came from Carragabul, West

Wyalong Rec, West Wyalong Sports, Ardlethan, Weethalle, Lake Cargelligo as

well as local teams. Winners were:

1st: J Dale, A Archibald, J deRozario 2nd: R Graham, R Ridley, A Tyack

3rd: L Fuller, T Block, G Schirmer

Other bowls played over the weekend A Erwin def W Taylor

B Daly def G Ward

B Cross & S Noack def T Carr & K Mack R Archibald & S Walsh def P Roscarel & L

Mawbey

BOGEYE CUP 28th August 2010

Jackpot draw did not go off! This week $3,500 (Be there to win)

Club open for trade Thursday

nights from 5pm

Friday night dinner at the Bowlo. Kitchen open from 6pm- 8pm

SPECIAL THIS WEEK- Curry prawns & rice

$15

Best Breaky in town! Every Sunday morning

8am till 9.30am $5 (kids under 8 years), $3

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6

Ungarie Magpies Football and Netball News

Congratulations To Mark Bryant who plays his 200th game this week

and to Chris Daniher who plays his 150th game. Hope you have a injury free and great game.

Members Draw

At Club rooms. $40 Sean Mitchell was no not present so

next draw will be $60 on the 5th June Against Lake Cargelligo

This week’s games Round 7 29/5/10 Ungarie v WWG at West

Wyalong

Please note change of junior game times 12’s 10.00am 14’s 11.15am 17’s 12:30pm Seniors 2:30pm

Last Week’s results

Against Barellan Seniors Ungarie 13. 7. 85 Barellan 12. 9. 81 Goals: Codie Sloane 6, Bryce Koop 2, Ryan McClintock, Jack Bell, Sean Walsh, Wade Fulham, Cameron Brown 1 each Better Players: Connor Neyland, Josh Ward, Mark Bryant, Codie Sloane, Bryce Koop Awards Mug: Mark Bryant Bowling Club award: Connor Neyland Condo Hotel award: $30 Codie Sloane Players player: Josh Ward Club meal voucher: Jarred Brown 5 Middies: Lance Haworth 17’s Ungarie 14. 10. 94 Barellan 8. 5. 53 Goals: Andrew Brasnett 5, Kwa Parker 2, Mick Keatley 2, Jayden Erwin 2, Harvey Daniher 2, Sean Walsh 1 Better Players: Andrew Brasnett, Jed Keatley, Sean Walsh, Jed Keatley, Mick Keatley, Kwa Parker Awards:

Canteen voucher: Andrew Brasnett, Grant Daly

Socks: Sean Walsh 14’s Barellan 11. 8. 74 Ungarie 7. 1. 43 Goals: Ben Cattle 2, Jake Bussenschutt 2, Wade Anderson 2, Harvey Daniher 1 Better Players: Jake Bussenschutt, Charlie West, Harvey Daniher, Wade Anderson Awards: Canteen voucher: Jake Bussenschutt, Charlie West Socks: Vanessa Robb 12’s Barellan 10. 14. 74 Ungarie 5. 2. 32 Goals: Harry Anderson 2, Mitch Daly 2, Ben Cattle 1 Better players: Harry Anderson, Charlie West, Ben Cattle Awards: Canteen voucher: Max Noack, Damien Batty Socks: Alex James

Interleague Game This Sunday 30th May, the Juniors Interleague game, Northern Riverina v’s South West Juniors will be held at Ungarie Sports Ground. The following Ungarie players have been selected: Under 11’s Under 13’s Coach: Mark Daniher Coach: Chris Daniher Game time: 10:00am Game time: 11:30am Harry Anderson Tom Payne Ben Cattle Wade Anderson James Parkinson Aiden Cattle Henry West Kody Whiley Harvey Daniher Under 15’s Coach: Jim Davis Game time: 1:00pm Mick Keatley Jayden Erwin

Junior Interleague BBQ roster: 9:00am – 11:00am Mark Bryant, Adam Currey, Russell Lemon 11:00am – 1:00pm Skin Keatley, Ben West, Pat Roscarel 1:00pm – 2:30pm Chris Daniher, Gary Parkinson, Rod Walsh If anyone else can help out, please let Michelle or Mark know.

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6

Netball Netball Training Wednesday 2nd June 10’s (Megan) – 4.30pm 12’s (Julie) – 4.30pm C grade (Kim & Leisa) -4.30pm (CHANGED) A&B grade (Kathryn) - 5.00pm If you are unable to attend training, please advise your coach

Netball Results Round 6 v Barellan

A Grade Ungarie 51 Barellan 45 Mug: Kathryn Currey Players Player: Kathryn Currey Coaches award: Julie Cornell B Grade Ungarie 40 Barellan 39 Mug: Laura Cattle Players Player: Krystal Koop Coaches award: Vicki Sargeant C Grade Ungarie 9 Barellan 58 Mug: Renee Mitchell Players Player: Renee Mitchell Coaches award: Chloe Cattle 12’s Ungarie 20 Barellan 17 Mug: Emma Northey Players Player: Grace Cornell Coaches award: Lucy Patton 10’s Canteen vouchers: Alyce Hankin, Kate Payne Round7– v’s West Wyalong Girral Game Times & Scorers/ Timekeepers 9.30 am 10’s (no scorer required) 10.45am 12’s (Scorer –Leisa Noack) C grade (Scorer –Megan Daly) 12.00 noon B grade (Scorer-Lisa Payne) 1.15 pm A grade (Scorer-Maddy Wiencke)

Netball Dates for the Calendar Temora Carnival 20th June If any players are interested in participating in the above carnival, please advise Tanya.

Under 10’s – West Wyalong Carnival

Final reminder to all under 10 parents that the above carnival is on this Sunday 30th May. Please be there at 8.45am for 9:00am start. Contact Megan Daly on 0428 141 322 for more information

Team Photos Can each team please have a photo taken with managers and coaches at our next home game which is Lake Cargelligo on Saturday 5th June. Then one day our scrapbook can be updated.

Upcoming Net Set Go times Saturday 5th June 10:00am

Wednesday 16th June 4:00pm

There will be no Net Set Go on the long weekend. Note: Changed the date of our break to Wednesday

23rd June which is the Ungarie Central School athletics carnival.

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6

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Thursday 27th May 2010 Term 2 Week 6