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Cobar Public School Newsletter
Term 2, Week 8 Thursday, 16th June,
6-8 Blakey Street Ph: 0268 362 039 Email: [email protected] COBAR 2835 Fax: 0268 362 187 Website: www.cobar-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
We pay our respects to the Wangaaypuwan Ngiyampaa people on whose land we meet and learn.
GENERAL INFORMATION Administration Office Hours - 8.30am - 3.30pm School commences at 8.55am—School finishes at 3.05pm Students are not supervised before 8.30am
Parent Reminder
Student Allergies
Cobar Public School is an ‘ALLERGY AWARE’ School. Nut and nut based products are banned on the
Cobar Public School site. Please keep this in mind when packing
recess and lunch for your children. Thank you
AWARDS
5 Award - Gemma Kuiters, Harrison Riches, Brayden Auld, Arisha Mahnoor, Jordan Bain-
Meadows, Mikayla Bellette, Clancy Harvey, Henry Knight, Sophie Bennett, Amber Whittaker-
Goodwin, Tyler Clark, Jaina Chandler, Ruby Chandler, Jack Lethbridge, Dakota Hall, Malcolm
Gillette, Isabella Lowe, Jamelia Barnes, Jaxon Waugh, Flynn Kuiters, Cheyenne Hall, Brookly Kir-
wan, Isabelle Almeida, Indiana Jentjens, Neve Carter, Sally Schintler, Brodee Mills, Lucy Scott,
Ebony Aumua 15 Award - Gemma Kuiters, Hazel Rauahi, Ella
Oborn, Takai Cantrell, Rhys Cull, Leslie Hooker 25 Award - Arisha Mahnoor, Jamelia Barnes,
Jaxon Waugh, Leslie Hooker 50 Award - Brayden Auld, Jack Lethbridge,
Dakota Hall, Cheyenne Hall 75 Award - Will Oborn, Miranda Orr
100 Award - Sophie Bennett, Mollie Flood, Malcolm Gillette, Flynn Kuiters
125 Award - Charli Hodges 150 Award - Clancy Harvey
175 Award - Jordan Bain-Meadows, Riley Fitzsim-mons, Amabella Harvey
200 Award - Jack Brettell
MERIT AWARDS
Kai McCosker, Esha Khan, Lola Knight, Jaxon Waugh, Eli Martin, Gemma Kuiters, Maya Miller,
Maddie O’Shannessy, Lally Hogarth, Joe Cox, Koby Green, Kaiden Schmetzer, Brian Lonergan, Rhy
Cull, Sierra Wiltshire, Jacob Chandler, Lucy Siviour, Tori Siviour, Sarah Nicholson, Imani
George
Principal’s Report
A short and quiet week again this week. Our
classrooms remain focused on improving
student outcomes and providing a quality
education for all students.
Reports are being finalised and will go home
Friday next week. A reminder also that the
next information meetings are being held in
the library from 3.30 next Wednesday,
repeated Thursday., all welcome to come
and see how the school plan is progressing
and learn more about TEN, L4L and the
PLAN Continuum.
Jonathan Harvey
Principal
We are a school of
Responsible, Respectful, Learners
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT CPS
DATES TO REMEMBER
13/6 - 17/6
ICAS - Writing
22/6 - 23/6
Planning & Reforms Meetings Where: Library Time: 3.30pm to 4.30pm
4/7 - 15/7
School Holidays
21/7 AECG Meeting Where: CPS Staffroom Time: 3.30pm
1/8 Flag Raising for Education Week
2/8 ICAS - English
3/8 Dreaming Day (All Day)
10/8 Premier’s Spelling Bee Where: CPS Hall Time: 12 noon
16/8 ICAS - Mathematics
19/8 - 22/8
Mid-Term Break
6/9 School Photos
16/9 CPS Spring Fair
26/9 - 7/10
School Holidays
11/11 - 14/11
Mid-Term Break
20/12 Last Day of School
Copper/Zinc Team Assembly
12.55pm to 1.35pm
Week Date Class
8 17/06/16 MCF
10 01/07/16 3/4S
Week Date Class
8 17/06/16 1S
10 01/07/16 K/1C
GOLD TEAM ASSEMBLY
12.05pm to 12.45pm
For Sale
Library bags & Merit books
$5.50 each
Available from
CPS Admin Office
Canteen Roster
Monday, 20th June
Help Required Monday, 27th June
Help Required
Tuesday, 21st June
Help Required Tuesday, 28th June
Help Required
Wednesday, 22nd June
Help Required Wednesday, 29th June
Help Required
Thursday, 23rd June
Help Required Thursday, 30th June
Help Required
Friday, 24th June
Help Required Friday, 1st July
Help Required
Assembly is on even weeks of the
term
Merit award books must be handed
in no later then 9am Tuesday of
assembly weeks or they will be held
over until the next assembly
Please label student’s clothing, lunch
boxes, water bottles etc
No hat no play
PBL Focus of the Week “Keep your hands and
feet to yourself”
CPS Planning & Reforms Meetings
Planning and Reforms Meetings
When: 22nd & 23rd June, 2016 Where: Library
Time: 3.30pm to 4.30pm
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RHYS CULL CLAYTON-JAK COLLING
Lyndan Cummins
RESPONSIBLE RESPECTFUL
LEARNER
Rhys has been noticed by Ernie always being
in the right place at the right time. He is
always honest with everything he does and
he is a very thoughtful student towards his
peers and teachers.
Keep up the great work Rhys.
Clayton–Jak has been spotted by Ernie
displaying respect and helping other
students. He was sharing equipment and
teaching others how to hold and kick the
ball during Auskick.
Well done Clayton-Jak!
This week Ernie has been spending every single lunch time on
the oval. He has been watching students play soccer and football,
but the thing that really caught his eye was what was happening
underneath the trees in our student’s 'tribes' game. He was very,
very, very happy to see Lyndan Cummins getting along with all his
friends and following all the rules of the game. Lyndan was also
spotted resolving problems peacefully. Sometimes even Ernie can’t
tell the difference between sticks! Keep up the great work Lyndan,
Ernie is very proud!
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National Simultaneous Storytime Winners
Sorry for the delay in announcing winners for NSS. Students in Gold Team who
came first place will receive a merit award and a book. Students in Year 3 to 6 who
came first will receive a merit award and a $10
voucher to spend at the next Book Fair. All students who came second will get a
merit award and $5 voucher to spend at the next Book Fair and third place will re-
ceive a merit award with a prize. Overall winners receive a $20 voucher for the
next Book Fair and a merit award. They will receive these before the end of the
term. Thank you to all that participated on the day, it is always wonderful to see so
many wonderful costumes.
Mrs Whiteman - Teacher Librarian
Kinder Mathews Year 3 1. Piper Allen 1. Riley Fitzsimmons
2. Kody Young 2. Bridgette Negfeldt
3. Ella Oborn 3. Joe Webster
K/1 Carter Year 4 1. Will Oborn 1. Rusty Hodges
2. Levi Dunn 2. Mia Garbutt
3. Harrison Riches 3. Shaughnessy Bliss
1 Sommerville Year 5 1. Jack Lethbridge 1. Mimi Clarke
2. Miranda Orr 2. Riley Bottom
3. Lally Hogarth 3. Jayden Cryer
1/2 Baker Year 6 1. Marissa Ma 1. Tommy Bryan
2. Khloe Harpley-Oeser 2. Elias Aumua
3. Rhys Cull 3. Lexie Traynor
2 Knight
1. Romi Dunne Overall Student Winner
2. Charlotte Sylvester Jordy Brilley
3. Kayden Aitken
MCF Overall Teacher Winner
William Madden Mrs Joanne Carter
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Cobar Public School 2016 Voluntary School Contribution
The Voluntary School Contributions for 2016 have remained the same as last year.
$25.00 for one student or $40.00 for a family.
As in previous years, funds raised will be accumulated over the next twelve months. Cobar Public School P & C will then determine what
major capital works project will be supported by these funds.
If electing to contribute, please complete the slip below and return with funds to the Admin. Office. Thank you to those parents and carers
who have already elected to contribute for the benefit of our students. Your support is appreciated.
Parents can also pay through Flexischools.
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Cobar Public School
Please find enclosed $25.00/$40.00 as the 2016 Voluntary School Contribution for my child/children Student Name: ___________________________________ Student Name: _____________________________________ Student Name: ___________________________________ Student Name: _____________________________________ Parent/Carer: ____________________________________ Date: ________________________
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