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Year 7 students with our Indonesian visitors.

CAMPERDOWN COLLEGE NEWSLETTER Term 2, Week 6, 29th May 2014

Camperdown

or the past two weeks, Camperdown College has been very lucky to have hosted Pak Janwar and Pak Dian Sukmawan from SMPN 2 Leuwisadeng in West Java.

During this time, Pak Janwar and Pak Dian have worked closely with Mrs Timilsina and Bu Jenna to incorporate aspects of Indonesian culture into The Arts and Indonesian classes.

Their time at Camperdown College will be celebrated with a special assembly tomorrow, Friday 30th May in the BER Building at the Junior Campus from 2.15pm. During this assembly, there will be a live student performance of both the Jaipong dance as well as the song Naik, Naik Ke Puncak Gunung. It will also be an opportunity to formally thank and farewell Pak Dian and Pak Janwar.

Bu Jenna, Indonesian Teacher

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Friday 30th May Year 9 Try a Career Day

Friday 30th May Last day in Camperdown for Indonesian visitors

Friday 30th May Special Assembly at the Junior Campus beginning at 2.15pm See page 5

Sunday – Wednesday 1st – 4th June Coastal Ambassadors Camp

Monday – Friday 2nd – 6th June Year 10/11 Exams continue

Monday 2nd June Year 12 Business Management Excursion

Wednesday 4th June ICAS Science Competition

Wednesday 4th June GAT Information Session

Thursday 5th June Freshwater Studies Fieldwork Excursion from 11am – 12.40pm

Friday 6th June Report Writing Day – Students in Prep – Year 12 are not required at school See page 4

Monday 9th June Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday See page 4

Tuesday 10th June Year 3 – 6 Division Hockey in Warrnambool

Wednesday 11th June GAT

Wednesday 11th June Maths/Science Expo

Wednesday 11th June Parent Forum in the Junior Campus Staffroom from 7pm – 8pm

Friday 13th June Year 3 – 6 Regional Cross Country in Hamilton

Friday 13th June Year 9/10 Friday Night Live Music Excursion

Friday 13th June Parent Forum at the Junior Campus from 1.30pm – 2.30pm

Wednesday 18th June Year 6 Senior Campus Transition visit

Friday 20th June All VSSS payments due at the Junior or Senior Campus Office today

FFrroomm tthhee PPrriinncciippaall’’ss DDeesskk……

Camperdown College has been very

fortunate to play host to several visitors

from far afield over this past fortnight.

Through our participation in the Australia–

Indonesia BRIDGE program, we have

hosted two visiting teachers from the

school SMPN 2 Leuwisadeng. Pak Dian is

the Assistant Principal and teacher of Humanities and Pak

Janwar is a teacher of Indonesian. It has been very

interesting discussing similarities and differences between

the education systems of our two countries and we are

appreciative of the new perspectives and cultural practices

that Dian and Janwar have shared with us, as well as the

interest that they have shown in our school. Sincere thanks

must go to our own Indonesian teacher Jenna French for her

ongoing efforts to provide such a rigorous and engaging

language program for our students. The relationships that

have been forged through the BRIDGE program will be of

great value in planning for our first student visit to

Indonesia in 2015.

This week, our Senior Campus students and staff also

enjoyed meeting Hiroko and Kazuki, the parents of our

Year 11 Rotary Japanese exchange student Kana. Kana's

parents had flown to Australia for a five day visit, meeting

Kana's host families, teachers, friends, Camperdown

Rotarians and others from within and beyond the school

community who have contributed to the success of Kana's

stay. Kana has been an active and valued member of the

Camperdown College community and will be missed when

she returns to Japan at the end of this term after a twelve

month stay.

All families should have received a letter of invitation to

the upcoming parent feedback forums. As previously

advised, 2014 is a year of review for Camperdown College

and we are presently engaged in a thorough exploration of

our achievements over the past four years. This process

formally commenced this week with a staff/School Council

forum at which we closely examined the learning outcomes

and progress of our students as they have moved through

the school.

Some key findings will be shared as discussion points at

the parent forums, along with school data relating to

student engagement and wellbeing. The aim of the parent

forums is to ensure that we are hearing from our families

as we endeavour to further understand our strengths and

weaknesses and plan for ongoing improvement. Please

consider coming along to either the evening forum on

Wednesday 11th

June or the afternoon forum on Friday

13th

June. We look forward to hearing a range of different

views and perspectives.

A final forum the following week will capture the ideas

and experiences of our students. All of this feedback will

assist us to reflect fairly and constructively on the work of

the past four years and shape the future directions of the

school.

Our Year 6 students will have their next visit to the Senior

Campus on Wednesday 18th

June, spending time with

Design and Technology teacher Mr Ben McKenzie and

Geography teacher Mrs Suzanne Charles. Both of these

curriculum areas are very popular choices with our Senior

Campus students, with foundations laid in Year 7 leading

to rewarding and successful pathways right throughout

school to Year 12 and beyond.

The Senior Campus Expo takes place in the first week of

next term, providing an opportunity for students and their

parents to visit the full range of classrooms and talk

directly to staff and students about all aspects of the

secondary school experience. Whilst Year 5 and 6 students

and families in particular are encouraged to attend, this

annual event is open to any interested members of the

school and wider community. With the Senior Campus

refurbishments almost complete, you are welcome to take

advantage of this opportunity to have a good look around

and appreciate the many changes that have occurred in

recent times.

Ms Cherie Kilpatrick, Principal

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Year 7 – 12 Cross Country:

Congratulations to all students who participated in our House Cross Country last week. It was certainly pleasing to

see an increase in the number of students running in this event and giving their best effort. Well done to Jackson

Coates who went on to win the interschool event on Monday.

Cultural Performance:

This week, our Year 7 – 10 students were entertained by the performance The Hurting Games which highlighted the

issues surrounding bullying, focussing on cyber bullying. Cultural performances are certainly an effective way to

reinforce the key messages about using social media safely and I hope that all students took away a key message about looking after

themselves.

Year 9:

The Year 9 students spent three days last week on the Rail Trail in mostly sunny conditions. This was their practice trip for the Bronze

Duke of Edinburgh Award. They volunteered their time and efforts helping the Rail Trail committee carry out work at the Glenfyne

Hall. Our BRICKs leaders were involved in a Leadership Day on Wednesday at the Five Star Function Centre with other Corangamite

students and on Friday, Year 9 students will travel to South West TAFE at Sherwood Park for the Try a Career Day.

VCAL:

The VCAL students have said goodbye to their calves who were returned, bigger and fatter, back to their farm on Tuesday. Thank you

to Adam and Natalie Roberts for donating the calves for the Cows Create Careers Program. The shelter on the Rail Trail is

progressing well and should be finished in the next couple of weeks.

School Uniform:

There are still a small number of students who are not in correct winter uniform. It is expected that all students be in full uniform,

including woollen navy blue jumpers, leather shoes and winter skirts for girls. Scarves can be worn but must be navy blue. The sports

jacket is only to be worn outside over regular uniform. It is vital that parents contact us if there are concerns over the purchase of new

uniform items.

Keys Please:

Year 10 students participated in the pre driver program Keys Please today with Peter Gstrein from Vic Roads. This is an incredibly

valuable program in preparing students for obtaining their L and P plates and being responsible road users.

Suzanne Maskell, Acting Senior Campus Assistant Principal

Education Week:

What a busy and exciting week we had during Education Week last week! There was a range of activities that

included an open morning, Teddy Bears Hospital visit, National Simultaneous Storytime, as well as a special dress

up day for our Big Write topic Superheroes. We welcomed many parents and community members into the school

for these special events and staff and students were proud to share some of the learning experiences on offer at

Camperdown College.

Year 3 – 6 District Cross Country:

Congratulations to Ms Duynhoven and all of the runners who competed at the District Cross Country Carnival in Noorat last week

and also to Jack Helmore, Riley Helmore and Harry Sumner who competed at the Division Cross Country Carnival in Warrnambool

yesterday. Well done to Jack who came second with a time of 11.44 minutes for his 3 kilometre race, which is a fantastic effort. He

has now qualified for the Regional Cross Country in Hamilton in June.

Special Assembly:

We hope to see many parents at our special assembly tomorrow, starting at 2.15pm, to farewell Pak Dian and Pak Janwar. The

Indonesian teachers have spent the past two weeks at Camperdown College as part of the BRIDGE program which has provided a

wonderful opportunity for our students to learn more about Indonesia. At the assembly, students will be presenting dances and songs

that they have learnt during the visit.

Mobile Phones:

Students are not permitted to bring mobile phones to the Junior Campus under any circumstances. Please contact the Junior Campus

Office if you have questions or concerns about this policy.

Lunch Boxes:

We have a policy of no rubbish in the yard which means that students must put all disposable wrapping and containers into a bin

before they are allowed to play. This helps to keep our grounds tidy as well as protecting the environment. Parents can help by

providing foods for school that are not packaged in disposable wrappers.

Year 4 Leadership Day:

Our Year 4 students experienced an interesting and enjoyable day yesterday at the Gnurad-Gundidj Campus of the School for Student

Leadership in Glenormiston. The Year 9 students at the Leadership School conducted a range of activities designed to teach our

students more about the local area. We are grateful to the School for Student Leadership for providing us with this opportunity.

Ms Michelle Norton

Acting Junior Campus Assistant Principal

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JJuunniioorr CCaammppuuss NNeewwss

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Camperdown College Parents & Friends are holding a cake stall TOMORROW, Friday 30th May from 9am – 2pm

at the Lions Club Street Stall in Manifold Street to raise funds for the Victorian State Schools Spectacular.

Plates were sent home with students two weeks ago and we would be very appreciative of donations.

Donations can be dropped off at the Junior Campus, Senior Campus or directly at

the cake stall in the morning.

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MMoonnddaayy 99tthh JJuunnee -- QQuueeeenn’’ss BBiirrtthhddaayy PPuubblliicc HHoolliiddaayy

SSttuuddeennttss iinn PPrreepp –– YYeeaarr 1122 aarree nnoott rreeqquuiirreedd aatt sscchhooooll oonn tthheessee ddaayyss

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CCaammppeerrddoowwnn CCoolllleeggee:: iitt ’’ss yyoouurr ttiimmee ttoo sshhiinnee!!

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AAsssseemmbbllyy There will be a special assembly held tomorrow, Friday 30

th May

from 2.15pm in the BER Building at the Junior Campus to showcase

the work that has been achieved whilst we have been hosting Dian

and Janwar from Indonesia.

Students at the Junior Campus have all learnt a traditional dance from

West Java and they have also learnt an Indonesian song. There will

be a video presentation of their two week stay at Camperdown

College, as well as live presentations of the dance and song. It will

also be a formal opportunity for the College to farewell Dian and

Janwar before they return to Indonesia.

Bu Jenna

Indonesian Teacher

HHSSSSSSAA CCrroossss CCoouunnttrryy The HSSSA Cross Country was held

on Monday 26th

May at the

Frederick Street Sporting Complex.

Camperdown College had some

excellent results for the day, with

Jackson Coates winning the overall

senior division (pictured right), and

the College placing equal third on

the day.

Congratulations to all students who

had a go; these results will hopefully

encourage students to put in a big

effort next year so that we can keep

improving. The next level of Cross

Country will be held in Hamilton on

Friday 13th

June.

Ashleigh Bloomfield, Year 7 – 12 Sport Coordinator

Congratulations to Year 6 student, Jack Helmore, who

competed at the Division Cross Country Carnival, alongside

Riley Helmore and Harry Sumner in Warrnambool

yesterday.

Jack came 2nd

by running the 3 kilometre race in a

staggering 11.44 minutes, which is a fantastic result. This

feat will see him now compete at the Regional Cross

Country in Hamilton on Friday 13th

June. Good luck Jack!

FFrreesshhwwaatteerr BBiioollooggyy FFiieellddwwoorrkk Freshwater Studies students

have been focusing on the

collection and identification of

plants and animals from

Bostocks Creek and the

school’s revegetation site at

Naroghid.

A variety of organisms were

collected, including plankton,

algae, water plants, vertebrates

and macro-invertebrates.

Following the identification of

these organisms, students then

evaluate the health of these

water bodies.

Freshwater Studies provides

our students with a challenging

range of water-based

experiences and continues to

prove a popular choice in the

Year 9/10 curriculum.

Kim Gration, Freshwater Studies Teacher

Pictured above: Tamara Emery enjoying Freshwater Studies Fieldwork

PPrreepp –– YYeeaarr 66 CCrroossss CCoouunnttrryy && AAddiiddaass FFuunn RRuunn After a very chilly morning, the sun shone brightly on the

Camperdown Showgrounds to warm up the students for our

annual Cross Country Carnival and Adidas Fun Run on

Thursday 8th

May. Students enthusiastically tackled the long

distance run which incorporated various parts of the

showgrounds and surrounding areas and ranged in distances

from 700 metres through to 3 kilometres. We are also proud

of the way that our students supported and encouraged each

other during the days’ events, well done! The race champions

on the day were as follows:

Prep Zack Regan & Abbey-Rose Miller

Year 1 Lewis Regan & Stella Horspole

Year 2 Charlie Kempton & Mia Mills

8/9 year old Dylan Robertson & Eliza O’Neil

10 year old Ian Wilkinson & Sarah Wright

11 year old James O’Neil & Ruby Bennett

12/13 year old Jack Helmore & Molly Hedrick

The walk-a-thon was again very popular with lots of adults

joining the students and giving their support. Congratulations

to those students who aimed high to fill their score card and

did 35 laps! Over $1,500 was raised and will be used to

support various projects at the Junior Campus.

Leura took out the 2014 shield on 156 points, Manifold

finished 2nd

with 150 points and third was Bullen Merri on

129 points.

A big thank you must go to all of the parents who were able

to help on the day and contributed to the smooth running of

events.

Caroline Duynhoven, Prep – Year 6 Sport Coordinator

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Education Week 2014 was celebrated by students at Camperdown College

with a range of learning activities being held. It provided an excellent

opportunity for staff and students to showcase with parents and the local

community the wonderful learning occurring in classrooms.

In the Prep – Year 2 department, students marked this special week with

some celebratory activities that encompassed the fantastic learning that our

students are participating in every day. Students participated and performed

in a music concert as part of their weekly music class with specialist music

teacher, Fiona Pugh, with musical instruments and singing voices filling the

school.

A visit from local trainee doctors saw students’ teddy bears bandaged and given injections to reduce the fear and anxiety some younger

students have in regards to visiting a hospital. A Science experiment also allowed parents to put on their scientist hat and help create a

parachute device that allowed a teddy bear biscuit to arrive safely at the bottom of our front ramp, with some highly creative designs

tested.

On Wednesday 21st May, Prep – Year 2 students participated in Simultaneous Storytime by reading and listening to the book Too Many

Elephants in this House, a book selected to be read by thousands of students throughout Australia at the same time on the same day.

Parents helped students respond to the chosen text by creating puppets from the book, writing poems, making giant elephant footprints

and even making a page each for a Camperdown College big book!

Thursday saw the whole school transformed into Superhero Central with students and staff dressing up as their favourite superhero

character. This provided stimulus for our Big Write session which was writing a narrative on the topic of Superheroes. Beginning earlier

this term, students engage in daily writing activities on vocabulary, connectives, openers and punctuation (VCOP) leading up to their Big

Write session on Thursdays where they engage in uplevelling their writing abilities. Being in character for their Big Write in Education

Week saw some creatively constructed pieces of writing produced.

In a wonderful conclusion to Education Week, Prep – Year 2 students shared and celebrated the Australian animal dioramas they had

been constructing as part of their Australian Animal investigations this term. Some very thoughtful designs were shared showcasing

different animals, habitats and features that are associated with our very diverse Australian flora and fauna.

Jacinta Tolland, Prep/1 Teacher

Krooze McEwan-Hill dressed

up for our Superheroes

Dress Up Day.

Cameron McKenzie with her Nan, Lesley,

who came to celebrate Education Week at the

Junior Campus.

Damien Pillar.

Bayleigh Quarrell & Zack Regan with

their diorama.

Prep and Year 1 students line up to test

their parachutes and drop their teddy bear

biscuits off the Junior Campus ramp.

Year 1/2A dressed as

their favourite superhero.

Prep C dressed as their

favourite superhero.

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IInnddoo LLiinnggoo Complete the activity below and return it to Bu Jenna for your name to be entered into a prize draw at

the end of term. There will be a winner from both the Senior and Junior Campuses.

Below are the numbers in Indonesian from 1-10:

merah (Red)

biru (Blue)

hijau (Green)

kuning (Yellow)

ungu (Purple)

Solve the following Maths equations and write your answers in Indonesian:

urib: ________________________________________

nngiuk: ______________________________________

ameha: ______________________________________

uajih: _______________________________________

uugn: _______________________________________

Name of Student:

..............................................................

Class:

..............................................................

CCaammppeerrddoowwnn CCoolllleeggee GGeeooggrraapphheerrss ppuutt tthheemmsseellvveess oonn tthhee mmaapp!! The Australian Geography Competition results have just arrived and our College can be very proud of

how well our students have performed. Congratulations to the following students:

Participation Certificates:

Bernadette Bellman Courtney Fenton Thomas Gough

Taj Merrett Paddy Mitchell

Credit Certificates: Tara-Jane Johnson-McCallum Nicholas Jones Jack Leonard-Pekin Bridget Moyle

Distinction Certificate:

Lauren McIlveen

High Distinction Certificates:

Sarah Blackley Devon Coates Oscar Currell Alexandra Eastwood

Jessica Hedrick Molly Helmore Connor Jackson Charlie Lucas

Victoria McCann Callum McIlveen Rebecca Millard Amanda Sadler

Suzanne Charles, VCE Geography

YYeeaarr 33--66 DDiissttrriicctt CCrroossss CCoouunnttrryy CCaarrnniivvaall On Friday 23

rd May, students from Year 3 – 6 competed against

eight other schools in the District Schools Sports Association

Cross Country Championship at the Noorat Recreation Reserve.

After walking the course to better our understanding of the 1

kilometre, 2 kilometre and 3 kilometre distances, the students

were very motivated to do their best.

With each race, our students were very encouraging and cheered

each other on. All students showed great persistence and

endurance by pushing through their comfort zones to finish the

race. It was extremely rewarding to see the faces of very proud

competitors as they crossed the finish line.

There were many personal bests on the day and we were very

excited to have three Year 6 boys qualify for the Division Cross

Country Carnival in Warrnambool yesterday. Jack Helmore came

first and ran 3 kilometres in just over 11 minutes, second was

Riley Helmore and fourth was Harry Sumner (all pictured below);

all in the 12/O age group.

It was a very exciting race with Jack having a good start and

leading all the way and Riley not far behind.

Caroline Duynhoven, Prep – Year 6 Sport Coordinator

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CCaarreeeerrss NNeewwss You are the single greatest influence on your child’s education and career decisions. The Face-to-Face

report (2010) by the National Youth Agency in England identified parents and carers as the most

common first point of call for career development information, advice and guidance for young people.

Other research similarly points to the important role of parents in the career development of their

children, especially in the early stages rather than in the later stages of their education (Watson and

McMahon, 2003). There is also mounting evidence that parental involvement in student learning

improves student motivation, attendance, achievement and career outcomes. Career development

needs to focus not only on finding a job, but on the skills, knowledge, attitudes, behaviours and

competencies your child will need lead a productive and fulfilling life.

It is important to encourage your child to discuss their goals and aspirations, and for you to listen to their ideas. Be open-minded and

encouraging. Be mindful that this is your child’s career journey. While you will have your own ideas about the direction they should go

in, the decisions are theirs. Every child’s career journey is unique. Some children will have clear goals from a young age, others will take

a longer time to explore their options and make decisions. Be patient as they move from discovering who they are towards applying the

knowledge and skills they gain at school. Your child’s school will support this through planned career development learning and

activities informed by the Victorian Careers Curriculum Framework.

Suzanne Maskell, Careers Coordinator

VCAL students interview staff member–

I had the pleasure of recently talking to one of the

newest Education Support staff members at the Junior

Campus, Jenny O’Neil:

I asked Jenny how she felt about what she does at the Junior

Campus, she said she is excited about working with the

Prep students and likes the new challenge as well as the

great environment and is also enjoying being back at the

school her own children attended.

Jenny has been involved with Camperdown College for 16

years as a parent and this year as a staff member. She has

also been a part of Parents & Friends and has lived in

Camperdown her whole life.

Jenny’s first impression of the College is that it is a great

environment, friendly people and great facilities. Jenny’s

favourite thing as an Education Support staff member is to

help the students with reading and writing.

Jenny helps fourteen students every

day. Jenny enjoys golf, reading and

sewing when she is not working at our

Junior Campus.

Tyrone Emery

VCAL student

BRIDGE Program All students at the Junior Campus had the opportunity to learn specifically about the culture of West Java through the Jaipong dance and

attempting to tie a traditional headdress, the Lomar. They also learned an Indonesian song Naik, Naik Ke puncak gunung (Up, up the

mountain) and of course, had lots of questions about Pak Janwar and Pak Dian’s life in Indonesia.

Year 7/8 students had the privilege of listening to two native speakers in all of their classes. There were bilingual lessons about the

school SMPN 2 Leuwisadeng, customs and traditions in each of Indonesia’s 33 provinces and lots of discussions, including numerous

questions about futsal. They also learnt a more complex version of the Jaipong dance, they attempted to tie the Lomar and they learnt a

song Halo Halo Bandung (Hello, Hello Bandung). Pak Dian and Pak Janwar also observed several other classes to learn about the

education system in Australia.

Lots of time has also been spent over the last two weeks planning future communications

between the two schools via video conferencing and wikispaces. It has been very exciting

developing our new sister school relationship and hopefully there will be many exciting activities

between the two schools in the near future.

Bu Jenna

Indonesian Teacher

Pictured right: Hailey Rosenthal, Zoe Wilkinson, Pak Dian Stacey James and Ruby Bennett.

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SSttiinnkkyy PPiinnkkyy CChhaalllleennggee Our Junior Campus students are enjoying a class Stinky Pinky challenge, racing to solve ten new clues every Friday. A Stinky Pinky is a

two word clue which requires a two word rhyming answer. For example: hilarious rabbit = funny bunny, miserable father = sad dad,

smelly piglet = stinky pinky!

Here are the Stinky Pinkies with answers that the Prep – Year 6 students have already solved. How did you go?

1. fancy money = flash cash

2. cranky taxi driver = crabby cabby

3. enjoyable race = fun run

4. individual chip = single pringle

5. stationary Teal = still Lil

6. sluggish enemy = slow foe

7. unusual transition = strange change

8. exemplary expedition = best quest

9. nocturnal brawl = night fright

10. correct stature = right height

Below is the most recent Stinky Pinkies that the Prep – Year 6 students have worked on…

1. aching foot =

2. seafood platter =

3. slender James =

4. thicker adhesive =

5. skinny Prime Minister =

6. unexpected win =

7. verdant view =

8. ostentatious Wilkinson (or Rosenthal!) =

9. Purrumbete holiday =

10. equine path =

The answers will be in the next newsletter…

Friday 9th May 2014: Lewis Regan, Harry Bateman, Chloe Lenehan, Poutu Emery, Kyle Searle, Ben Micallef, Aimee Wilson, Ally Havenaar and Taylah Blake.

Friday 16th May 2014: Lexie Schmidt, Xavier Warren, Lewani Bateman, Tamara Jones, Taylah Best, Daniel Nelson, Selvia Suson, Amali Ingham and Abbey-Rose Miller.

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Please note that Camperdown College may still make phone calls for students who are absent.

Well done to all competitors, it’s great to see that it’s still so close. Keep up the good tipping as you are all playing for the following

prizes: 1st $120, 2

nd $75, 3

rd $35 and last place will receive their money back ($10).The current ladder is as follows:

1. Grant Fleming 59 20. Angela Hall 51

2. Kim Helmore 58 21. Riley Helmore 51

3. Zoe Wilkinson 58 22. Simon Tolland 51

4. Dave Wilkinson 58 23. Jane Bennett 51

5. Campbell Hall 57 24. Graeme Bennett 50

6. Jack Helmore 57 25. Brady Hall 50

7. Lachie Stephenson 56 26. Ruby Walsh 50

8. Michelle Norton 55 27. Amy Stephenson 49

9. Nick Bennett 55 28. Jason Stephenson 49

10. Finn Tolland 55 29. Jordy Kempton 48

11. John Kempton 54 30. Fletcher Tolland 48

12. Sam Walsh 54 31. Robert Fleming 45

13. Darren Teal 53 32. Riley Stephenson 45

14. Daniel Morris 53 33. Jodie McKenzie 43

15. Jack Kempton 53 34. Lachie Bennett 43

16. Kellie Kempton 53 35. Sadie Walsh 43

17. Jacinta Tolland 53 36. Brett Hall 41

18. Chrissy Fleming 52 37. Ben McKenzie 41

19. Charlie Kempton 51