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Inside this issue:

Coming Events June/July 2018

Monday 25th June

RAP Study Day @ ACS

Wednesday 27th June

RRRR Pirates Island Escape

Performance— Infants & Primary

Friday 29th June

Secondary Zone Athletics Carnival @ Barellan

Wednesday 4th July

Primary Zone Athletics Carnival

@ Barellan

Thursday 5th July

NAIDOC Celebration Day

Scripture Roster June

Fri 22nd June

Nadia

Fri 29th June

Ann

Students of the Week 2-3

Athletic Carnival 4

PSSA Netball School News

5-6

Community News 7

Everyone enters the world with potential. Our experiences develop our abilities

and shape our expectations, which in turn colour our perceptions of the world in

which we live. When individuals are empowered to have control over lived

experiences, they build their own resilience and in turn contribute positively to

collective wellbeing and an inclusive community. (Wellbeing Framework 2015)

Developing and fostering wellbeing is the ultimate deliverable that comes with

the privilege of working with our children at Ardlethan Central School. Each day

at school we work toward this goal. We know and value each and every student,

we make connections with the students, we encourage and support them to

achieve and we watch them grow and thrive. Our PBL school values developed in

conjunction with the whole school community underpin our actions.

Term 2 Week 7 Issue: 10

Ardlethan Central School Small School...Big Opportunities

[email protected]

15th June 2018

Ardlethan Central School

Week 5

Students of the Week

Week 6


Eli Gibbs For demonstrating

excellent new strategies in his maths test

Brock Strickland For an improved

attitude to all areas of school

Zahli Menzies Excellent effort in learning

her weekly sight words

Summer Jardine

For being a happy, positive student in the 3/4 room

Elke Richens For showing confidence in

all learning tasks

Hayley Myers For a consistently positive

attitude in all areas


Garnet Hawkins - For great effort in learning his sight words this week

Mac Russell - Excellent effort in drawing

Billy Strickland - For demonstrating excellent new strategies in his maths test

Indilee Menzies - For great attention to detail in her drawings

Medoh Russell - For wonderfully expressive reading

Cruze Batterham - For amazing effort in his retell of Hairy Maclary

Britany Woodward - Beautiful fluent reading

Medoh Russell - Beautiful reading and expression

Ashlyn Hawkins - For always striving to do her best work in Maths

Elke Richens - For creative story writing

Max Collis - For respect and resilience during an interrupted week

Jo Bray - For respect and resilience during an interrupted week

Zac Hellings - For the mature and positive conversations he has been having

Jayden Strickland - For taking on feedback to improve his learning

Callum Morris - Maths—for his enthusiasm in data activities

Callum Morris - English—for excellent reading results in Accelerated Reading

K-2 Sports Awards

Eli Gibbs - For improved effort and participation in sport

Raidyn Hackney - For a mature and resilient approach to sport

MERIT AWARDS

Weeks 5 & 6


Sport Update

Athletics Carnival

Despite a pretty ordinary day weather-wise, last Friday saw ACS conduct our annual Athletics Carnival. Some great competition and sportsmanship were the highlights of the day with students cheering each other on in a number of events. Several records even came close to being broken.

I would like to thank everyone who made the day such a special event, especially the staff who continue to show their skills and knowledge at these carnivals. A special mention to Paul Bray and some of the older students who did such a great job marking out the track. Of course, the success of Friday could not have been possible without the help of parents and helpers, serving in the canteen, timekeeping and recording and people who came just to cheer on their family members. The students and I very much appreciate your contributions.

The Zone Carnivals are a couple of weeks away, Secondary on Friday of week 9 and Primary on Wednesday of week 10 this term, both in Barellan. I hope to have details of who has qualified for both these carnivals ASAP.

Thursday, the 14th, sees the Primary Riverina Cross Country and Friday, June 15th is the day for the Secondary Riverina Cross Country, both in Gundagai. Good luck to those students running in these two big carnivals.

Alan Hesketh - Sport Organiser


Winter is coming… If you need any winter uniform including skirts/dresses please contact Fiona 0429421562

We also have some older uniform items for sale. List and prices above.

We have lots of second hand jackets in varying sizes available for $5 each

For Sale

Limited Stock — Bargain Prices

Black Shorts—$5 Black Track Pants—$15 Sizes 10, 14, 16 Sizes 6, 14, Sizes Small & Medium Sizes Small & Large

Short Sleeve White Button Shirt - $10 Long Sleeve White Button Shirt—$10 Sizes 4, 6, 10, 14 Sizes 4 & 10

Short Sleeve Grey Button Shirt—$10 Long Sleeve Grey Button Shirt—$10 Size 16 Sizes 4 & 8

All items are at the Front Office of the School

PSSA Netball Knockout

Last Tuesday we travelled to Coolamon to play our second round netball game against Coolamon Central School in the PSSA Netball Knockout; we had a bye the first round. Our team consists of girls from Ardlethan CS, Ariah Park CS, Barellan CS, Matong PS and Ganmain PS. Jo Bray was representing Ardlethan Central School. The girls played a fast and strong game taking an early lead in the first and second quarters. The Coolamon team combined extremely well in the second half working their way back into the game. In the final quarter our team had to make sure they stayed focused and that they valued possession; in a nail biter we were able to hang on and win the game by just one goal. Jo played a terrific game showing her versatility playing in both attack and defence. Her accurate shooting helped the team take an early lead and then her work in defence ensured we held our lead. Congratulations to Jo and the rest of the team on a great game where they showed great skills and great sportsmanship. We now progress to the next round and look forward to getting out on the court again. Kerrilee Logan

Helpers needed urgently for RAP Study Day catering

Helpers are needed to prepare and serve Morning Tea and Lunch

Assistance would be needed between 9.00am to 2.00pm

Please forward advertisements/articles for the Ardlethan Central School Newsletter ONLY to the below address

[email protected]

Please type “Newsletter Article” in the Subject line

Closing time for advertisements/articles is Tuesday by 3.00pm Term 2 closing dates are: Tuesday 26th June 2018


SALE LIMITED STOCK

Ardlethan Central School Beanie $15.00 Ardlethan Central School Casserole Cookbook $ 5.00 Ardlethan Central School Centenary Book $ 5.00 Ardlethan Central School Year Books - 2012 – 2017 $ 5.00 each Ardlethan Rainbow Run Drink Bottle $ 5.00 P & C Centenary Cap $10.00 P & C Centenary Polo Shirt $15.00

Messages for Bus Roll Please ring office on 69 782 046 before 2.45pm with any variations for children catching the bus

or being collected by another person.

The Kelpie’s Bark—

Community Newsletter

ROD McDERMOTT ELECTRICS

Servicing: Ardlethan, Ariah Park & Barellan

Phone: 69 782 055 Mobile: 0427 782 055

For all your appliance sales and service Specialising in air conditioning and refrigeration

Open Monday to Friday

9am to 1pm

Saturday - 9am to 12 noon

ARDLETHAN COMMUNITY PHARMACY

We offer great services for the

community such as:

FREE blood pressure

Monitoring

Express Prescription service

Medication review

Diabetes Australia Agent

FREE Webster Packing

SICK OF IRONING??

Then give me a call

Helen Hickey’s

IRONING SERVICE

PHONE: 0429 816 165

Lion’s Markets In Lions Park

Saturday 7th July

Start 9.00am

Rhythm & Rhyme Concert—10.00am

Come and join us;

bring a chair and have

a barby lunch while strolling around

the markets.

Need a stall ring

Janice 0447 667 490

Lion’s Bingo

Sunday 29th July

at Bowling Club

1.00pm Start

All welcome—come join in the fun

Raffle, Lucky Door Prize

$10.00 a book of Bingo tickets

Ardlethan Ladies Bowls

AGM at Ardlethan Bowling Club On 4th July at 9.30am

Members and Prospective members welcome



For Sale

26” Men’s Dunlop 6 speed push bike

as new - $70

Contact 69 782 382

Ardlethan Pre School Pie Drive

Delivery Thursday 21st June pick up from Pre School after 12.00pm

As we have limited storage we cannot store these so please arrange to have them collected.

Thank you Fiona

Ardlethan Community Luncheon

2nd Luncheon

At the Memorial Hall,

On 27th July at 12 noon,

Cost $10 for 2 Course meal,

All Welcome,

If interested in attending

Please ring Aileen on 69782382.

Ardlethan Community Luncheon

1st Luncheon

In the School of Arts Hall On Friday 22nd June at 12 noon

2 Course meal $10 All welcome

If interested in attending please ring Aileen on 69 782 382

COMING EVENTS Friday 15th June Kamarah Hall Street Stall

Thursday 21st June Ardlethan Pre School Pie Drive Deliveries from 12 noon from Pre School

Friday 22nd June Intensity Duo @ London Hotel

Ardlethan Community Luncheon—12 noon

Saturday 7th July Lion’s Markets in Lions Park - start 9.00am

BUILDERS & HOME MAINTENANCE

Quality professional work Contact: Mark Smith 40 Bygoo Street Ardlethan Phone: 0410 446 933

Painting

Tiling

Plastering

Carpentry

Water proofing

Window repairs

Sheet metalwork

Most handyman work

34 Ariah Street

WINTER OPENING HOURS Starting Monday 4th June

Monday to Friday: 8.30am—5.00pm

Saturday 8.30am —12.00 noon

Sunday—CLOSED

Fresh Produce/Groceries

Delicatessen/Cooked Chooks

Phone 69 782 171



Newell Highway, Beckom

PHONE; 69 782 329

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Petrol LPG

Diesel ATM

*** Phone re-charge available—any provider ***

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