week 10, term 3 september, 2018 the humbug · jai thompson 2nd oct josh roscarel 4th oct ryan...
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Principal: Mrs Terrie Payne Condobolin Rd, Ungarie NSW 2669 Ph: (02) 69 759 030 Fax: (02) 69 759 157 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ungarie-c.schools.nsw.edu.au
From the Principal’s desk…
It’s hard to believe that we are already at the
end of Term 3. This is the time of year that we
farewell our Year 12 students as they complete
their thirteen years of schooling. We have our
UCS Year 12 Graduation tonight, where we will
celebrate the efforts and achievements of
Isabelle, Margaret and Mikell. It is hard to
believe that the little people I taught back in
primary school all of those years ago are now
graduating! The whole school has enjoyed
discovering what our Year 12’s are dressed in
each day, and what bell songs they have chosen
to go with their outfits.
On Monday we had
superheroes, Tuesday
was animals, yesterday
was party clothes for
Margaret’s birthday and
today we have some
hippies from the 70’s!
Tomorrow is their last
day at school and they
will then spend the next
few weeks studying for their HSC exams next
term.
Tomorrow is Miss Kailey Colwill’s last day on
her 4th year internship at UCS. Year 3/4 have
enjoyed the last five weeks with Miss Kailey
Colwill in the classroom. Congratulations on
completing your university degree Miss
Colwill, we wish you all the best in your future
teaching career!
On Monday, we held our whole school
assembly. We were treated to a number of
performances, with the Year 3-6 recorder
group playing with Mrs Mason and Braden
Payne playing ‘Blackbird’ on guitar
accompanied by Mrs Roscarel on the flute. It
was also great to see the completed lights from
the 7/8 Tech Mandatory class that they
showed us earlier this term. We had not had an
assembly for quite a while therefore there were
many ten and twenty Habit of Mind awards to
hand out. Congratulations to those students
who received awards.
On Tuesday, Mrs Mason held a mini concert
with students in K-6. It was a great afternoon
of musical and drama performances, which I
thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you Mrs Mason for
your organisation.
There are many reports of underage drinking
by our older students, which is extremely
concerning. With the holidays here, it is a
timely reminder for our students to stay safe
and make good choices. We want to see
everyone return healthy and happy next term!
Terrie Payne
The Humbug 27th September, 2018
Week 10, Term 3
Don’t forget FOOTY COLOURS Day
& PBL Reward Day - TOMORROW
Upcoming Events Term 4
Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1
Oct 15th Canteen: V Williams & K Rossiter
Oct 16th
Oct 17th
Oct 18th
Oct 19th Yr 7/8 Dramatic Minds Canteen: C Robb & V Williams
2
Oct 22nd Canteen: S Birks & T Bussenschutt
Oct 23rd Oct 24th ASPIRE Secondary in school visit
Oct 25th Oct 26th Canteen: V Gerhard
3
Oct 29th Canteen: M Chantrill
Oct 30th Oct 31st Secondary Super 8’s cricket @ Wagga
Nov 1st UCS Art Exhibition
Nov 2nd Canteen: L Crofts
4
Nov 5th Yr 5/6 Canberra excursion (5th to 8th) Canteen: F Bryant
Nov 6th Nov 7th Nov 8th P&C Meeting
Nov 9th Canteen: T Wallace & S West
5
Nov 12th Canteen: N Wilson
Nov 13th Nov 14th Nov 15th Nov 16th Canteen: C Robb & V Williams
6
Nov 19th Canteen: K Dunlop & K McKay
Nov 20th Nov 21st Nov 22nd Nov 23rd Canteen: V Gerhard
7
Nov 26th Canteen: T Bussenschutt & S Birks
Nov 27th Nov 28th Nov 29th 30th Canteen: L Crofts
HappyBirthday
over the holidays to: Jai Thompson 2nd Oct
Josh Roscarel 4th Oct
Ryan Wallace 10th Oct
Jack Wells 12th Oct
Gus Wallace 13th Oct
NEWS
Week 10, Term 3
Year K/1/2: Olivia, Nicholas, Mia, Chace, Dustin, Nate, Ruby, Taylah, Thompson and Samuel.
Year 3/4: Lara, Caitlin, Evie, Darcy, Madi, Gus and Hannah.
Year 5/6: Noah, Harry, Jayda, Gavin, Kate, Allora and Josh
Thank you to all those parents who were able to make it to the Whole School Assembly, Parent/Teacher interviews and/or the mini-concert. We know that it is not always possible with other commitments getting in the way, but it is always wonderful to see the support our students have. Remember, that if you were unable to attend Parent/Teacher interviews on Monday that you can make a time to catch up with your child’s teacher at any time.
After such a busy term and with the coughs and colds
at the end of winter, students are looking forward to
a well-deserved break. If your children are bored and
wondering what to do, they can always log on to
Reading Express or Mathletics and strain their brains
a little. They can also open up a book and read and
record it in their Home Reading Journals.
Fire season commences
1st October 2018
NO FIRES without a permit
Permit officers are:
Lindsay Henley 0428 696563
Buster Clarke 0428 759134
Marion Clarke 0458 759134
Please call 000 to report all fires
Jason Lewis (Brigade Captain)
to our Habit of Mind Award winners. 10 Merits
Lincon Bryant Kindergarten
Chace Pearson Kindergarten
Owen Jackson Kindergarten
Brogan Crofts
Year 1
Jack Douglas
Year 1
Nate L’Estrange
Year 1
Kodi Woodward
Year 1
Dustin Bryant
Year 2
Mia Carroll
Year 2
Shay-Lee Crofts
Year 2
Clancy Hoskinson
Year 2
Aliah Birks
Year 3
Ella Burley
Year 3
Darcy Cattle
Year 3
Tyler Crofts
Year 3
Lila Henley
Year 3
to our Habit of Mind Award winners. 10 Merits
Alex Jackson
Year 3
Eva McCubbin
Year 3
Tahlia McKay
Year 3
Gus Wallace
Year 3
Jett Woodward
Year 3
Dylan Carroll
Year 4
Jarrod King
Year 4
Rachel Ridley
Year 4
Madison Vinecombe
Year 4
Lachlan Ward
Year 4
Joshua Batty
Year 5
Mitchell Collins
Year 5
Lewis Henley
Year 5
Kate Jackson
Year 5
Patrick McClintock
Year 5
Alfred McCubbin
Year 5
to our Habit of Mind Award winners. 10 Merits
Ethan Robb
Year 5
Allora Vinecombe
Year 5
Gavin Ward
Year 5
Noah Bryant
Year 6
Harry Roscarel
Year 6
Reuben West
Year 6
Audrey Hukins
Year 7
Regan Hukins
Year 7
Hayley Wallace
Year 7
William Batty
Year 9
Molly Bryant
Year 9
Madi Cassidy
Year 9
Kadee Gerhard-Scali
Year 9
Michelene Izzard
Year 9
Ryan Wallace
Year 9
Johann Lyons
Year 10
to our Habit of Mind Award winners. 10 Merits
Braden Payne
Year 10
Jai Thompson
Year 10
Damian Batty
Year 11
Jackson Benness
Year 11
Jared Robb
Year 11
Jack Wason
Year 11
Isabelle Archibald
Year 12
Mikell Quarman
Year 12
20 Merits
Nicholas Batty
Year 2
Dustin Bryant
Year 2
Mia Carroll
Year 2
to our Habit of Mind Award winners. 20 Merits
Shay-Lee Crofts
Year 2
Clancy Hoskinson
Year 2
Olivia Rossiter
Year 2
Samuel Wilson
Year 2
Evie Henley
Year 3
Lara Bryant
Year 4
Caitlin Rossiter
Year 4
Hannah Wilson
Year 4
Kate Jackson
Year 5
to our Habit of Mind Award winners. 20 Merits
Allora Vinecombe
Year 5
Jayde Brew
Year 6
Ella Payne
Year 7
Abby Wason
Year 8
Kadee Gerhard-Scali
Year 9
Angus Williams
Year 10
Tier 4 PBL ‘Fast and
Free’ Reward
Friday 28th September
‘HABIT OF MIND’ AND SPORT AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR WEEK 9
Congratulations to our Year 12 students as they complete
their last week of school. They have entertained us with a
variety of ‘dress-ups’ during the week. The end of their
secondary education will be celebrated tonight at their
farewell dinner.
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
PBL Congratulations to our PBL ‘Fast
and Free’ prize winners for
Weeks 8 and 9, Audrey Hukins,
Lincon Bryant, Hannah Wilson,
Samuel Wilson and Jye
Hoskinson (and his prize
slippers).
Year 12
Darcy Cattle, Caitlin Rossiter. Joshua Batty, Kate Jackson.
Kate and Joshua competing.
Mrs James, Kate and Josh watching
the other competitors.
The Wilson family’s hand reared
baby joey ‘Banjo’ recently spent a
few days at school in Mrs Wilson’s
classroom. During learning time he
happily slept in his sack on the
back of a chair. At
recess and lunch
Banjo enjoyed a
bit of exercise
along with having
a bottle of milk
and his nappy
changed!
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SPELLING BEE
On Friday 14th September, Caitlin Rossiter, Darcy Cattle, Kate Jackson and Josh Batty competed in the Regional
Spelling Bee via video conference. It was very exciting to be able to connect with so many small schools and be part
of such an interesting competition. Thank you to the friends and family members who came to quietly cheer on the
students – we were all relieved at some point in time to not have to spell some of the words the students had to
face!! Congratulations to our spellers for the diligent studying before the competition and for their enthusiasm
throughout. Darcy made it to Round 2 and was eliminated by ‘Dublin’, Caitlin got to Round 3 and was tricked by ‘Pi’
and Kate was stopped in Round 4 with ‘prehensile’. A special mention to Josh Batty who made it to Round 6. This
round was conducted 3 times until Josh struck out with ‘Archimedes’ coming equal second in the competition for
his year level with some nail biting moments for us to enjoy.
Joshua and Lyn Batty. Rachel and Kate Jackson, Gloria and Graham Duncan. James, Caitlin and Liz Rossiter.
INTERESTING ‘STUDENT’ AT UCS ‘
INTER
On Thursday 13th September, Ungarie Central School hosted ‘The Samba Experience’ performance with Tom Harding.
This performance was separated into Primary and Secondary groups and was an energetic, fast paced and entirely
‘hands-on’ workshop using Brazilian rhythms. The students (and staff) had a fantastic time learning these rhythms
that were challenging, achievable and produced a powerful groove. There was a lot of wonderful noise coming from
our school hall.
Taylah Ward, Chace Pearson. Nate L’Estrange, Thompson Rossiter. Allister Brigini. Lincon Bryant. Ms Katie Ward.
Below: Primary percussion. Isla Mayall.
Above: Secondary rhythms Below: Secondary students playing the drums Kadee Gerhard- Scali and Hayley Wallace i and Hayley.
THE SAMBA EXPERIENCE
For their assessment task they had to plan, program and test their robot to complete the track. This unit aims to show students how robots and automation aid companies in completing repetitive task. Year 3/4 students then came into the classroom to see what was happening and be inspired. Yr 9/10 took them through the whole process.
Students in Yr 9/10 built mBots as part of the Mechatronics unit in STEM.
YEAR 9/10 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)
Noah Bryant Evie Henley
PSSA WESTERN ATHLETICS
Congratulations to Hugh Williams, Jack Crofts and Damian Batty who competed at the NSW CHS Athletics
Championships in Sydney from 5th-7th September. Hugh came 18th in the 12 years 800m, Jack came 16th in the 14
years 1500m and Damian Batty came equal 3rd in the 17 years High Jump, jumping 1.85m. After a count back
Damian was placed 9th. Great effort boys!
CHS NSW ATHLETICS
On Friday 14th September Mitchell Collins, Noah
Bryant, Lewis Henley, Harry Roscarel, Madi
Vinecombe, Hannah Wilson, Evie Henley and Olivia
Rossiter travelled to Dubbo as members of the Lower
Lachlan Athletics team to compete at the PSSA
Western Athletics Carnival. Lara Bryant had also
gained selection but unfortunately was sick and could
not participate. The students completed strongly in
all their events and a number of them achieved some
outstanding results. Evie Henley placed 3rd in discus,
Noah Bryant 3rd in high jump (PB 1.4m) and our relay
team of Lewis Henley, Noah Bryant, Mitchell Collins
and Hannah Wilson (right) came 2nd in the Nigel
Bagley 4x100m relay. These students will now
represent Western at the PSSA NSW Athletics
Carnival in Sydney in Term 4.
Left: Damian Batty, Jack Crofts, Hugh Williams.
Harry was presented with his NSW jumper by Leon Cameron. Below: Goal time.
Award for great defensive work against WA.
‘Most consistent for NSW’ Award.
SCHOOL SPORTS AUSTRALIA NATIONAL AFL CARNIVAL
From 11th until 18th August Harry Roscarel attended the School Sports Australia National AFL carnival in Canberra
as a member of the NSW PSSA team. Harry was the 1000th ‘Blue Pup’ selected and the first Western School Sports
Association student to play for NSW. The first part of the carnival consisted of playing all the teams from each state
or territory. At the end of this NSW placed 6th out of 8. For the last three days of the carnival the teams were split
into two pools and played against each other for placings. Harry performed well, and stepped up each game. He
received an award for great defensive work in the game against WA and slotted a couple of goals throughout the
carnival. At the end of the week Harry received the ‘Most consistent for NSW’ award. Harry had a great time and
made many new friends. .
Ungarie Bowling Club Jackpot Draw Friday Night stands at
$500 (Must be there to win)
Non-financial members are ineligible for the
Jackpot Draw
Bowls News! Last week’s bowls results are as follows:
Presidents Day – 16 Triples Teams attended.
Teams came from Lake Cargelligo, Weethalle,
Ardlethan, Ariah Park, Temora Rec, Temora
Ex, West Wyalong Rec, West Wyalong S&C,
Southern Slopes as well as locals.
2 Game winners: Ray Chatterson, Bruce
Johnson & Casey Longford (Lake Cargelligo)
2 Game Runners-up: Peter Prentice, Mick
Seymour & Ian Colwill (Ariah Park)
Best One Game winners: Bill Spletter, Ryan
Wallace & Harley Wilson
Coming events:
Sun 30th Sept Club Presentation Night
Dinner 6pm.
Trophies for 2014 through to 2016
13th Oct Social Bowls
Teams of triples.
Men, women or mixed. 12 ends $10,
includes BBQ tea. Start 6pm, names in
by 5pm. Sponsored by Quade
Moncrieff & Richie Worner Stock
transport. Everyone welcome to play.
Bland Hoteliers Jackpot Draw
This coming Tuesday will see the draw at $200.
Be here between 6pm and 8pm to win.
Tuesday Night Raffles
6 meat trays and other prizes available.
Come on down and win some meat trays!
For October all proceeds go towards the Cemetery
Committee.
Friday Night Pub Super Cash Draw
$11,000 this week. It is free to enter and is
drawn every Friday night between 7pm-9pm. You must
be here to win. Meat raffles are also held on
Friday night. 8 meat trays available.
SUNDAY
MORNING
BREAKY
8am -9.30am
Adult $7
Child $3
All you can eat!
THURSDAY NIGHT
HAPPY HOUR
6.30 -7.30pm
$4.50 Schooners
$3.50 Middies
FRIDAY NIGHTS
HAPPY HOUR 7-8pm
Kitchen will be open
from 6-8pm
XXXX Beer on tap
$10 jugs
Raffles: Meat trays
& Bottle wine
MASSIVE MARKET STALL AT UNGARIE
SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2018
10 AM to 4 PM IN BING WALLDER PARK
Huge range of goods for Sale!
COOKING* CRAFT*
PRODUCE* PLANTS*
PRE-LOVED DESIGNER CHILDREN'S WEAR*
RAFFLES* S /H BOOKS*
SAUSAGE SIZZLE*
TRASH ' n ' TREASURE*
(ALL DONATIONS: PH. W WALES 69 759130 OR L HENLEY 0428 696 563)
"DUGOUT" RSL ROOMS AND MUSEUM WILL BE OPEN
ALL PROCEEDS GO TOWARDS THE UP GRADE OF THE UNGARIE RSL MEMORIAL PARK:
A PROJECT OF THE GARDEN AND ADVANCEMENT GROUPS OF UNGARIE.
In-house Furniture Sale
(and other things)
17 Ethel St, Ungarie (Fran Boyd)
Saturday 6th October
10am – 4pm
Ungarie Sport & Recreation
Club Co-Op
Ungarie Football & Netball Club
Annual General Meeting
When: Monday 8th Oct 2018 Where: Central Hotel @ 7pm
Any apologies or nominations for committee positions can be given to the Secretary on 0404 774 098
or email [email protected].
All welcome!!
UNGARIE GARDEN GROUP NEWS Remember that this Saturday is our MASSIVE MARKET STALL in Bing
Wallder Park. Starting at 10am, the sale is set to run until 4pm unless
sold out earlier.
Our members have been Spring cleaning, and have loads of goods to
sell. Apart from books, trash & treasure, plants and local produce, there
will be splendid country cooking, quality craftwork, and designer
children's wear on offer. A sausage sizzle will be operating, and the
prize winners in our raffles will be drawn at 2pm. Also the Museum, and
the R.S.L Dugout will be open throughout the day.
Done any Spring cleaning lately? Have some items you no longer need
but are too good to throw away? Donate them to our Market Stall, and
they will help us complete the upgrade to Ungarie's R.S.L Park! Books
plus trash & treasure may be donated by phoning Wally Wales (6975
9130) or Lindsay Henley (0428 696 563). For donations of cooking,
craftwork, produce or plants, please phone Marcia Cornell ( 6975 9083).
Drop off of smaller items may be made on Friday afternoon, at the
Ungarie Memorial Hall, from 3.30pm- 5pm. Otherwise donations of
goods may be made on the morning of the Market Stall at the Park
prior to 9.30am. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Ungarie Junior Magpies
End of Season Fishing trip
When: Friday 5th & Saturday 6th
October, 2018 @ 2pm
Where: Kiacatoo Reserve
Camping Friday & Saturday night
optional
All children must have a
Parent with them
For more info please phone
Steve 0427759433 or
Mark 0427683769
Wanted
Agistment
for sheep
Phone
0428759009
or
69759333
