Kurrajong Street Phone: (02) 69729105

Tullibigeal NSW 2669 Fax: (02) 69729267

Principal: Tom Garvey Mobile: 0415 171 781 Email – tullibigea-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Term 3 Week 2 21 July 2015

Truth * Consideration * Service

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Tullibigeal Central School Newsletter

Like us on Facebook. We wrote about our Facebook page

last week. I should have said that it will have a link to our

webpage which should contain information about

assessments due. Do feel free to like us or recommend us.

You can contribute in the usual way.

Education Week Book Fair. Next week is Education Week.

We are having a Book Fair on Monday to mark the start of

Education Week. Students will be involved all day in lessons

about books. We are all encouraged to dress up as a

character from a book. Something a bit more imaginative

than a footballer is called for boys! A free sausage sizzle

and character parade will be held at lunchtime (1.20pm).

Hope to see parents there if they are available. Thanks to

Mrs Newham for her organisation.

Internet Survey AKA slow going The office still only has 5

forms returned. Thanks to those prompt people. Can

parents please make an effort to complete that form and

see it handed in. This is a pretty big issue for students and

families.

Not Going so slow We seem to have a group of 4 students

ready to undertake a wonderful sailing excursion to Sydney

in December. It should be a fantastic experience for those

students.

Year 10 Subject Selection It is time for students, who are

coming back in Year 11 2016, to make their subject

selections. Mr Small will provide the prospectus this week.

Students must return the form by Monday and we can then

discuss choices over the phone with parents in week 3.

Kinder Induction Program. Last Thursday saw the first day

of this year’s Kinder Transition Program. It was marvellous

seeing 9 potential Kindergarten Students 2016. Mrs Dillon

organised a fantastic day for the kids and presented an

informative time for the parents in the library. A huge

thanks to Jacqui for her efforts and organisation. Parents of

next year’s potential kinder students are encouraged to

view their relationship with the school as a partnership. Call

us if you have any concerns. Remember we have the same

goal you all do.

Nationally Consistent Collection of Data. This year marks

the second occasion when data has been collected about

the adjustments which are made for children’s learning at

school. There is a two page blurb about this process later in

the newsletter. It’s not a scary thing but it is a bit new. A

huge thank you to Ms Bell for collating these adjustments.

Finally I would like to reiterate my enthusiasm for another

term at the mighty Tullibigeal

Until next week… Tom Garvey Principal

Principal’s Report

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Coming Events

Term 3

Week 2 / Week B

JULY Friday 24

th July - National Tree Day

Monday 27th

July - Book Fair

Thursday 30th

July - Australian Maths Competition

Friday 31st July - Lower Lachlan Athletics

West Wyalong

Friday 31st July - CWA International Day

AUGUST Mon & Tues - Recorder students excursion

2nd

& 3rd

Aug to the Opera House

SEPTEMBER Tuesday 8

th Sept - School Photo’s

Last Thursday our 2016 Kindergarten students started their transition to school. Thank you to all the parents who attended our meeting it was great to see so many of you. We will continue with our transition this Thursday from 9 until 12pm.

Well done to all the students who have settled back into their classes this term it has been a great start to the term.

Please take some time to read Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 reports from their holidays which are attached to the newsletter. They have been working very hard on writing their recounts.

Next week we have students heading off to Lower Lachlan for Athletics on Friday 31st of August, notes need to be back asap.

Next Monday we are encouraging all students to dress up as their favourite book character for the Book Fair and Book Week Celebrations. We would also like to invite parents in for the activities and for our free sausage sizzle.

Next Friday students will be heading down to the CWA for the International Day Celebrations. Kindergarten to Year 6 have spent the last term learning about Italy and are looking forward to presenting their knowledge on Italy.

Just a reminder that students need to please have their names on all jumpers as the weather is very cold and jumpers are being left at school.

Please make sure you all go and like the Tullibigeal Central School Facebook page. This will be where you will find up to date information about our school.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact me at

the school at your earliest convenience.

A major focus in Stage 2 this term is spelling and writing.

Students are involved in the Seven Steps writing program,

where students are already showing success and most of all

excitement in their writing. They are doing an intensive

spelling program and this will see some small changes with

their home learning words. If there are any questions

please don’t hesitate to contact the school.

I would also like to Congratulate Mr Garvey on his 30 years

of service.

Jacqui Dillon

Assistant Principal

YEAR 12 GIRLS IN THEIR NEW JUMPERS

Primary News

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My Holiday In the holidays my Aunty Sharon and Cousin Tess came. They both slept in Nans room. They stayed at our house for a couple of days then they went up to Nans. I came too. The next day they took me to netball. The other team didn’t have enough. Tess helped out then we went to Wagga. On Sunday we watched Zac and Sam play football and we watched Minions. Mum came Tuesday. On Tuesday night Mum took me and Tess to watch Inside Out. On Wednesday we went home.

By Emma

My Holiday In the holidays I went fishing and pigging. I caught a yellow belly. I went to work with Dad.

By Ricky

My Holiday In the holidays I went to Melbourne and I went to the football. It was St Kilda vs Bombers. I went to a party and I went out of the garage to the bonfire. I watched State of Origin and I played football. I went to the Aquarium. I went to the football again. It was Collingwood vs Hawthorn and we got home at 12 o’clock. We went to Chinatown and I hated the pork belly.

By Jack

My Holiday In the holidays I went to the snow in Orange. We played in the snow. We had to go back into the heater. We went to the shops to buy shoes for school. We went to the movies to watch Minions.

By Mia

My Holiday In the holidays I watched Paw and I shot the bow and arrow.

By Beau

My Holiday In the holidays I went on the train to Melbourne to see my cousins. My cousins names are Jay, Abe, Rye and Alana. We saw the fireworks. My friend Hudson came to our house for 2 sleepovers.

By Kolby

My Holiday In the holidays I watched TV and Dad got a new TV. I went Pigging with my Dad. I went on the John Deere Tractor.

By Archie

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My Holiday In the holiday I played with Dakota. My horse tried to kick. Dakota had a sleepover at my house and it was fun. For the State of Origin we had a little bit of a party. We had popcorn and we stayed up until it was midnight. We could see the sun and Chantelles’ boyfriend Jordan and me and Dakota had cordial.

By Sophie

My Holiday In the holidays I made a cake for Dad. I wrote a story and played a puppet show. When the show was over I had some liquorice then the next day I went to my Nannys’ house.

By Sienna

My Holiday In the holidays my tooth fell out and my cousins came to my house. I got new poles for the fences.

By Dylan

My Holiday In the holidays my cousins came to my house we had a bonfire. We cooked toast and I threw toast on the fire. I ate ice and I found a stick. Then they went home.

By Flynn

My Holiday In the holidays I went to Dubbo and I saw a giraffe. I fed a tiger and we stayed at a motel and we had dinner at hogs breath.

By Jessiie

Dylan Browne Demonstrating Patience & Resilience in Science

Tristin Forrester A nice effort with number sequences

Alyssa Loxley ITunes voucher for

10 merit awards

Miranda Barnes A mature approach to her learning

Elly Ireland Setting mature and attainable goals

Teleah Forrester Term 2 Library award

Harley Henschke A great effort in researching our book Author Margaret Wild

Amity Loxley A great effort in researching our book Author Margaret Wild

Hayden Riley Good bible reading

Joel Ridley Completing work experience

Brant Frankel Taking risks in his Maths lesson

Kelsie Ridley Getting excellent results in her English assessment

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Congratulations

Congratulations to Blair Barnes who has qualified for

Western Region athletics trials to be held in Dubbo this

Friday. I hope to hear some good results for Blair after

Friday.

Year 10 to Stage 6 Transition

It is that time of year again when our Year 10 students need

to think about what their intentions for further schooling

are. There will be an information session held this week

with the Year 10 students discussing the options and

expectations for next year. If students have a clear goal in

mind it always makes this difficult decision a little easier.

Please discuss your child’s further education with them

over the next couple of days, assisting them to make the

right decisions about next year.

Friendly Reminder

A friendly reminder to all those students who received

assessment letters last term and still have outstanding

assessment tasks, we need those tasks handed in by the

date on the letter or another letter will be issued. Again

thanks to all those students who have handed in

assessments on time and have applied their best effort.

If you need help with an assessment please see your

teachers before they are due.

Timothy Small

Relieving Head Teacher

Recorder Group News

Miranda, Elly, Tahlia, Lilly and Dakota

We are very excited to be in our final weeks of practice

before our big performance at the Sydney Opera House.

Due to the Book Week Celebrations we will not be able to

have our normal Monday P5 practice. Instead we will have

a special practice on Wednesday 29th July P5. This will be

our last practice before heading off to Sydney on Sunday.

I would like to take the opportunity to wish Elly, Tahlia,

Lilly, Miranda and Dakota all the best for their performance

at Sydney. You have all improved so much and I am super

proud of each and every one of you. I’m sure we are going

to have a wonderful time in Sydney performing at the

Opera House.

A big thank you to everyone who bought chocolates,

purchased a $5 square in our hundreds chart or who helped

out with fundraising in some way. We are grateful for your

help. A special thank you to TCS P & C and Tulli CWA for

their generous donations. We appreciate your help very

much and would not be going if it wasn’t for the generosity

and support of our beautiful Tulli community. Thanks

everyone and wish us luck!!

Mrs Newham

Secondary News

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Library News

Our Book Week Celebrations are next week. On Monday

27th July we will be participating in fun activities based on

some of the Australian Book Council of Australia Short

Listed Books and taking part in a Book Character Parade. All

students K – 12 are encouraged and expected to come

dressed up us their favourite book character. There will be

prizes for the ‘Best Dressed’. Family, friends and

community members are welcome to join us. Our Book Fair

and Sausage Sizzle Lunch will start at 1.20pm followed by

our Book Character Parade and Performances at 2pm. We

look forward to seeing you all there.

Those students still working towards completing their

Premiers’ Reading Challenge it is important for you to know

that we will be reading the following PRC books during our

Book Week Celebrations and/or in library lesson in the next

few weeks. So log these books onto your online PRC

Reading Log.

Thank You and Happy Reading!

Joclyn Newham TCS Librarian

OUR NEXT MEETING WILL BE

Monday 10th AUGUST 2015

5.30 pm

All are encouraged to attend

Membership for the P&C was set at $5 per person. This allows you to move motions at meetings as well as vote. If you don't become a member, you may still attend our meetings. We would like to see more people attend meetings and be more involved in the Tullibigeal P&C, if you have any suggestions, please contact any of the committee

Deidre Fyfe

ID Title Author Challenge Level

PRC

9953 Noni the pony goes to the beach

Lester, Alison K-2 PRC

2355 Rivertime Balla, Trace 5 - 6 PRC

2183 Duck and the Darklings,

Millard, Glenda & King, Stephen Michael

5-6 PRC

41911 Emu Saxby, Claire & Byrne,Graham

3-4 PRC

2318 Snail and turtle are friends

King, Stephen Michael

K-2 PRC

45432 One minute's silence

Metzenthen, David & Camilleri, Michael

7-9 PRC

987 Pig the pug Blabey, Aaron K-2 PRC

Wed 29 July

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Wednesday 22nd July 2015

Anna Mayer

IF YOU CANNOT DO YOUR DUTY PLEASE ORGANISE YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT.

PLEASE DO NOT RING SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF AS IT IS NOT UP TO THEM TO FIND YOUR REPLACEMENT.

Order ice blocks, milk and any food required for the next week with Jan or Mandy.

Jacqui Dillon Tuckshop Co-ordinator

CASUAL POSITION

Part-Time cleaner required at Tullibigeal Central School.

Please contact Meagan Garrett

0428 606 00

School Uniforms

There are school uniforms in stock at the school if you want anything please see the ladies at the

front office.

New School Skirts Available

$40each

Order at Front Office

Mandy Glasgow

TERM 3 DATE DUTY PIE

PATROL 29 JULY Leanne Imrie

Mandy Glasgow

5 AUG Michelle Lewis

Mandy Glasgow

12 AUG Kelly Tyack

Mandy Glasgow

19 AUG Pennie Ryan

Mandy Glasgow

26 AUG Sharon Longford

Mandy Glasgow

2 SEPT Sharon Longford

Mandy Glasgow

9 SEPT Dannielle Ferguson

Mandy Glasgow

16 SEPT Mel Crawford

Mandy Glasgow

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July Sat 25th

Tulli B&F Vote Count 6pm at Mayfield Hotel

Sun 26th Beers, Butts & Bangers for TARFNC

More details to follow

Tue 28th Progress Association AGM

7pm at RSL Rooms

Fri 31st CWA International Day

CWA Hall

August Tue 4th Hall & Rec Ground Users AGM 7pm at Community Hall Note: Change of Date

Mon 10th P&C Meeting 5.30pm at School

Tue 11th Tulli Swimming Pool AGM 7pm at RSL Rooms

Wed 12th Northern Riverina Vote Count At Hillston

Thur 13th Tulli Picnic Races AGM 7pm at Mayfield Hotel Note: Change of Date

Fri 28th TARFNC Windup 6pm at Tulli Community Hall

September Wed 16th Tulli Gymkana Meeting 7.30pm at Mayfield Hotel

Tue 22nd Progress Association Meeting 7.00pm at RSL Rooms

October Sat 24th Tullibigeal Gymkhana

November Tue 24th Progress Association Meeting 7.30pm at RSL Rooms

TULLI HOPPERS

&

HOPPETTS NEWS

Midge is still leading the AFL tipping on 99 but Shirley Ridley with a perfect round has raced into second on 95 & Murray Henderson is in third on 93.

Don’t forget the sale of all the footy clothing. Coats $40, Hoodies & Polo’s $20, T-shirts & Singlets $5 there are limited sizes so get in quick. Why not look ahead and buy for xmas.

The Football & Netball windup will be held on Friday 28th August starting at 6pm.

Adults $30 16 & under $15 Under 5 Free. Please bring a sweet & your own spirits. Bookings need to be into Leanne by Wednesday 19th August.

The NRFNL Presentation night will be held at Hillston on Wednesday 12th August. Cost is $25 per person and bookings need to be to Leanne by 1st August.

We will be holding our Junior & Senior vote count Saturday night after the Lake game at the Mayfield Hotel. Juniors will start at approx. 6pm. Leanne

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Tullibigeal Netball News

Results & Awards Winners V’s Condobolin 18/07/15

A Grade Condobolin 60 def Tullibigeal 59 Award Winners $20 – Shanya Bell Mug – Hayley Favell Socks – Stacey Hague

B Grade Tullibigeal 41 def Condobolin 27 Award Winners $20 – Adrienne Richards Mug – Joclyn Newham Socks – Deidre Fyfe

C Grade Tullibigeal 54 def Condobolin 19 Award Winners $20 – Adrienne Richards Mug – Deidre Fyfe Socks – Telea Imrie All round results and ladders can be viewed on the NRNL web site http://nrnl.nsw.netball.com.au

NRNL

NRNL is trying to gauge how much interest we have from our members to look into forming 2016 Representative teams to attend carnivals and State Age next year . We are calling for expressions of interest for players aged 12 to 15 years in 2016 (age next year). Names will need to be to Julie Twomey by Friday 31st July 2015 via email ij2me@bigpond.com. We will collate names and see if we have enough interest to proceed further with the idea or suggest if you are interested in your child participating you contact another Association and attend their selection’s

UNDER 10’S NETBALL

Training will start at 5.00pm.

WANTED

A small car

Should have rego or pink slip

Be clean and tidy

Auto or manual

MUST BE VERY RELABLE

Needs to be as cheap as chips

To be able to do shopping and make hospital visits. Please phone Anne on 6972 9367 if you can help.

TULLIBIGEAL CENTENARY

CELEBRATIONS

The Tullibigeal Centenary committee is looking for any old photos, slides, videos or old paper clippings for the up and coming reunion.

If you have originals please bring into Jacqui at the school so she can scan and give your original straight back to you.

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NOTICE

All bookings for the hire of the

Tullibigeal Hall

are now to be made with

Linda Fair on 6896 5345

Hall key is still to be picked up from

Mandy Glasgow

MAYFIELD HOTEL NEWS

MEGA CASH DRAW (10 other Pubs)

Friday nights between 7and 9pm This week $4000

Jackpots $1000 a week if not claimed Must be in hotel to win

Please see Julie or Larry to register.

FRIDAY NIGHTS

Keys for cash. Must be here to play between 7 & 9pm. This Friday $1425.00

Free Bar Snack

Dining Room Opened 6.00pm to 8.00pm (Bookings Essential)

SATURDAY NIGHTs

Home games of football (Meat Raffles Tulli Football Club)

Food available 5.30pm to 9.00pm (every week)

Pizzas available all night SUNDAY NIGHTS

Dining Room opened 6.30pm to 8.30pm

TUESDAY NIGHTS

CHINESE FOOD available 5.30pm to late (Chef from Lake Sports Club)

Dining Room Opened 6.00pm to late (Bookings Essential) Please call to book a table

Full Takeaway menu available (phone your orders through and we deliver Chinese in town)

THURSDAY NIGHTS

Dining Room opened 6.30pm to 8.30pm PIZZA DEAL $22

1 x large pizzas 1 x Garlic bread 2 x cans of soft drinks

PICK UP OR DELIVER IN TOWN

WILL DELIVER OUT OF TOWN FOR SMALL

FEE!!

Take away food available all day

Ice

Accommodation available

Catering Packages available

Golden Fry chicken coming soon

BBQ Chickens coming soon

Julie Hague Mayfield Hotel

HOLISTIC HEALING MASSAGE

EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

AFTERNOON

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

RING ALEX ON 6972911

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ATTENTION

If you want to hire the CWA Hall or need the keys please contact

Ingrid Garland or call around and see her.

You can also pick up the hall booking forms from Ingrid.

Ingrid Garland 02 6972 9157

Opens every Friday at 3pm to 5.30pm.

After hours contact

Fay Bendall 6972 9243

Please call in as we have plenty to offer.

Gifts, cakes and biscuits, jams and pickles

and second hand books for sale.

Fay Bendall

1/42 Bathurst Street Opposite Post Office

Condobolin Will be in Tulli every Wednesday

Depending on numbers

For appointments phone Jacquie on 6895 2555

SPECIAL

ERIC PAYNE MOTORS

Tullibigeal

Come in and see Aaron for all your:

Rego checks, pink slips, heavy vehicle brown slips, Lic.MVRL49846

Mobile welding

All mechanical needs, repairs and maintenance

Chain saw repairs and services

Small engine repairs

Aluminium and Tig welding

PHONE: Aaron: 0448 879 168 Eric: 0428 729 170

We’re thrilled to invite you to participate in this year’s Woolworths Earn & Learn program.

Find out how to earn educational resources for your school or Early Learning Centre in this handy flyer.

It’s back!

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There are thousands of educational resources available through the

Woolworths Earn & Learn ProgramIt’s time to register Whether you’re a new or returning school it’s time to register. Use your unique User Name and Password provided in the letter sent to your School Principal or Early Learning Centre Director. Visit teaching.com.au and follow the registration instructions from there. If you can’t locate your User Name and Password, you can contact Modern Teaching Aids Customer Service on freecall 1800 251 497.

It’s simple to participate From Wednesday 15th July to Tuesday 8th September 2015, when your staff and parents shop at Woolworths they can collect Woolworths Earn & Learn Stickers from the checkout operator and place them on a Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker Sheet. There’ll be one Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker for every $10 spent (excluding liquor, tobacco, and gift cards). Once completed, simply place the Sticker Sheet in the Collection Box, either at your school or at your local Woolworths.

Same great partnership with MTA We’re proud to say we’re partnering once again with Modern Teaching Aids – Australia’s biggest supplier of resources for schools. This means you can choose your resources based on your unique needs, across every category possible including Science, Sports, Mathematics, English, Arts & Crafts, and more.

For more information, including Sticker Sheets and answers to frequently asked questions, please go to woolworths.com.au/earnandlearn

Next StepsInform and encourage your school community Be sure to encourage your parents, teachers, and kids alike to support the Woolworths Earn & Learn program by collecting Earn & Learn Stickers at their local Woolworths between 15th July and 8th September 2015. Templates for emailing and writing to parents can be found on teaching.com.au.

Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker Sheet Once collected, the Stickers need to be stuck onto a Sticker Sheet. Please print out Sticker Sheets for your students. These can be downloaded from woolworths.com.au/earnandlearn.

Use your Earn & Learn Collection Box Put your Collection Box in a prominent place at your school. Be sure to let everyone know to place their completed Sticker Sheets in the Collection Box.

Nominate for a Collection Box at your local store Visit your local Woolworths to nominate your school for a Collection Box that will be displayed in store. Each store will have up to five boxes, so be sure to get in early and claim your box. You’ll need to ensure that you regularly empty your box to enable customers to keep filling it up with Sticker Sheets. At the end of the program, you’ll need to compile all of your completed Sticker Sheets to send back to Woolworths – a mailbag will be provided closer to the time.

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