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Principal: Kristine Pagett Email: [email protected]
Phone: 6729 7159 Fax: 6729 7064
SILVER CERTIFICATE RECIPIENT
TILLY BARWICK
Principal: Kristine Pagett Email: [email protected]
Phone: 6729 7159 Fax: 6729 7064
Debating workshop
Years 4-6 travelled to Inverell last Tuesday, 18th March for a debating
workshop with Tony Davey and his helper Bron from the Premier’s De-
bating Challenge Unit.
The students declared that it was an awesome day!!
They learned the structure of a formal debate as well as receiving hints
about putting forward or rebutting an argument, and effective public
speaking tips. I learned so much as well.
The next step is to hold a debate at Warialda PS where Warialda,
Delungra and Gravesend will compete in a round robin debating
competition.
In the meantime, we will be practising debating skills in the classroom.
Principal: Kristine Pagett Email: [email protected]
Phone: 6729 7159 Fax: 6729 7064
STUDENT OF THE WEEK
K/2 - MONICA BESS
3/6 - JADE HICKS
BRONZE CERTIFICATES
CALEB WITHERS, TILLY BARWICK,BREE DUNNICLIFF
TURTLE AWARDS
HENRY MAUNDER
READING AWARDS
25 NIGHTS - RYAN GOATER, FLYNN KIRKBY, WALLY FOREMAN,
SAM KIRKBY, MADDY ARMSTRONG
SILVER CERTIFICATES
TILLY BARWICK
INDEPENDENT REWRITE BY
DAMIKAH BARWICK-TAYLOR
RESCUING PATCHES
Patches was a baby kitten. Patches and her family went down to the
dam to get a drink.
In summer a big, big dog came and chased her away.
Then, her family came. Her mother tried to catch the dog but the dog
was too fast.
Then Patches’ dad came. He ran as fast as he could and he caught up.
Patches’ dad jumped and scratched the dog on the face and the dog ran
away.
The lucky kitten went to have a sleep under the tree.
Principal: Kristine Pagett Email: [email protected]
Phone: 6729 7159 Fax: 6729 7064
SUNDAY, 30TH MARCH - WORKING BEE
FRIDAY, 11TH APRIL - LAST DAY TERM 1
MONDAY, 28TH APRIL - STAFF
DEVELOPMENT DAY
TUESDAY, 29TH APRIL - TERM 2 STARTS
STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL
INDEPENDENT REWRITE BY LOLA BARWICK
Rescuing Coco
Coco was a baby kitten. Coco and her family loved playing with wool
on cold days. The wool made them all feel warm.
Last Spring, Coco was walking around the farm and the dog started to
chase her.
She was running as fast as she could and the dog was barking so loud
that the farmer came out and put the dog on the chain and lucky
Coco didn’t get eaten.
Coco’s mum had more kittens and Coco was very happy because Coco
could play with them. She was as happy as she had ever been.
Then the chain broke and the dog chased Coco again. Coco ran into
the chook yard. The dog ran into the chook yard. All the chooks flew
out of the chook yard. Coco flew out of the chook yard. The dog flew
out of the chook yard.
Coco quickly climbed a tree and Coco was free, at last!
