Remember to send in your old mobile phones. Every phone, whether working or not, is worth money to the school. Your old

phones have already raised much needed funds for your school.

Room 9 Dylan Clancy Excellent effort at desk work activities

Room 10 Liam Morrison Playing a great game of tennis

Room 11 Lachlan Barns Excellent effort across all areas of work

Room 12 Rhys Woods More active participation in outdoor school activities

Room 13 Zac Hanna Great work at shopping

Room 14 Nimalan Sritharan Independently riding a three wheeler bike - great work

Room 1 Oliver Tragaris Making great progress in eating skills program

Room 2 Caitlin Lord Great participation in music

Room 3 Daniel Cowdrey Increased independence using his walker

Room 4 Chloe Hudson Great matching money at canteen

Room 5 Georgia Turnbull For helping others

Room 6 David McEwen For excellent literacy skills

Room 8 Mitchell Jones Good effort working at his desk

Narara Awards

Room 4 Steven Thomas Excellent gardening participation

Room 5 Jack Burland Good engagement with work jobs Room 6 Troy Everingham Excellent work watering the garden

Room 1 Jarred Chandler Fantastic improvement in his verbal communication

Room 2 Hannah Fidock Independent standing at the standing ladder

Room 3 Elizabeth Gorey Taking care when caring for our garden

North Entrance Awards

Playground Award

Phoenix Palmer

Playground Award

Breanne Cook

Contact Details

Narara Campus: Corner Manns Road & Narara Creek Road, Narara 2250

North Entrance Campus: Hutton Road, North Entrance 2261

Administration Office: Phone 4325 7783, 4325 2325 Fax 4323 6326

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Late last term, a group of our students who use a wheelchair travelled to Homebush to watch the wheelchair rugby. Some of their parents joined the group and everyone had an amazing day. They left early from school and had front row seats when they arrived. They couldn’t believe the strength and speed of the players. Our young men who went down could not stop smiling when they returned tired, but very excited about their day, and were still making noise with their souvenir ‘clappers’ at school the next day. Many thanks to the parents who came along to help and to Wheeling & Able and their volunteer bus driver for making the day possible. There are so many opportunities that our students have because of the support of Wheeling & Able. If your child has a physical disability and you are not a member of Wheeling & Able, please let us know and we will send home an application form. They are a wonderful organisation of volunteers who work to raise funds to support young people with a physical disability in many ways. They are always looking for volunteer drivers as well, if you know someone who could help in this way. Included in this week’s newsletter is an information leaflet about a new service for families who have a patient with a disability in Gosford Hospital. Among other services, they can offer respite time so that you can have a break while they care for your child with a disability. We have application forms for the service here at school. Regards, Gwenda Williamson

Principal’s Message

Dates to RememberDates to RememberDates to Remember

Street Stall in Gosford - 27th November

Graduation Dinner for Year 12 students - Tuesday 10th December

Presentation Day - Friday 13th December