Page

Phone 02 6723 7102 Email bundarra-cschooldetnsweduau Fax 02 6723 7387 Website wwwbundarra-cschoolsnsweduau

Bundarra Central School News

All young people deserve opportunities and support to succeed in life

A small school with big hearts and bigger opportunities

Up and Coming

27 November

Year 1012 Formal

29 November

Kindergarten Transition

2pm 2019 Kindy Parent Meeting

3 - 7 December

Year 910 Work Experience

6 December

Year 6 Farewell AssemblyAfternoon

13 December

Presentation Night

17 December

Green Valley End of Year excursion

K12 End of Year Excursion

18 December

Sports Assembly

19 December

Last Day for Students

SRC Nominee Speeches

City Country Alliance

Bundarra Central School Public Speaking Competitors - Competition sponsored by Mr Adam Marshall

Page 2

Principalrsquos Message

Wow the term is flying by with no chance of slowing up The students of Bundarra Central have been engaged in a wide range of exciting educational opportunities Last week our Junior CWA enjoyed attending the Bundarra CWA Wednesday meeting and were proud to present their projects that have been entered into the national competition We are looking forward to being part of the CWA luncheon in a few weeks and continuing our partnership in the coming years Our Ag students participated in an Agricultural Day on Wednesday in Armidale and had the opportunity to get some hands on experiences in the industry Our Primary Industry program is going from strength to strength and equipping our students for a strong future in this essential field This week four students Elizabeth Gleeson Jacob Blair Brianna Groth and Shanae Gleeson participated in the amazing Country ndash City Leadership

Summit in Sydney with Mr Sowden The Honourable Minister for Education Mr Rob Stokes opened the summit which included inspirational leaders including celebrity chef Jamie Henshall comedian Tim Ross Indigenous composer William Barton musician and author Lorin Nicholson and the Greater Western Sydney Giants I am so proud of all the students who presented speeches to the school and stood for the SRC elections Voting is very close and to all who stood for elections you are all leaders in your own right and our school is better for you being part of it We might be a small school but we are mighty and have terrific students who stand tall The final few weeks of term 4 will be busy and exciting Some of our activities include the PBL rewards days Year 6 Celebrations the Year 10 and 12 Formal Green Valley Farm Armidale Sport and Rec Centre and Presentation Night We are all looking forward to celebrating these events

Mrs Jennifer Cox Principal

Page 3

Secondary News

End Year Examinations Over the past two weeks the Year 7 to 10 students have undertaken a number of examinations including Yearly Examinations and Progressive Assessment Testing I commend the students on their behaviour during these examinations Although yearly examinations have been completed many classes still have assessment tasks to complete This time of the year is also a very important time to revise the work completed over the year and it is essential that students continue to work to their full potential in class Study Techniques As it is a time of year when students should be looking over their course work it is a chance for students to refine their study techniques Here is a list of things to consider-

Time Management Time management is key for your academic success

Goals Set yourself clear and defined goals

Get a Good Nights Sleep

Stay Motivated and Be Confident

Avoid Procrastination

Utilise Your Teachers

Get a Study Buddy

Maintain a Balanced Lifestyle

Learn from your mistakes- focus on your weakest areas

Have a positive mindset School Excursions Next Year Plans are in place for Secondary Excursions next year Including The Great Aussie Bush Camp at Tea Gardens for Year 7 to 10 in May and Sydney for Year 11 and 12 in AprilMay School Excursions are a great opportunity for students to develop skills and new experiences Notes about these excursions will be coming home soon Year 10 ROSA grades

This week Record of School Achievement (ROSA) grades for Year 10 students were recorded for the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) These are important grades as they are the grades referred to for any student that departs school before completing their Higher School Certificate (HSC) Stage 5 Work Experience Year 10 and some Year 9 students will attend work experience in Week 8 (3rd to 7th December) Work Experience is a compulsory component of the careers course for Year 10 students Students were given their Student Placement Record (SPR) forms last week These forms need to be signed by the employer parent or guardian and student PRIOR to attending work placement Please ensure these forms are returned at the earliest convenience and before Wednesday 28th November so that they can be processed before placement Students were also given two information pamphlets about work placement one for parentsguardians and one for employers please have a read of the parentguardian pamphlet and contact the school if you have any questions The pamphlet for the employer should be handed to them when the SPR forms are being signed Students were also given a Student Contact Card this should be returned with the students name Medicare number and emergency contact details This card will be completed with teacher details and handed back to the student with a completed copy of the SPR forms prior to going on placement Donna McWhirter Head Teacher Administration

Page 2

Principalrsquos Message

Wow the term is flying by with no chance of slowing up The students of Bundarra Central have been engaged in a wide range of exciting educational opportunities Last week our Junior CWA enjoyed attending the Bundarra CWA Wednesday meeting and were proud to present their projects that have been entered into the national competition We are looking forward to being part of the CWA luncheon in a few weeks and continuing our partnership in the coming years Our Ag students participated in an Agricultural Day on Wednesday in Armidale and had the opportunity to get some hands on experiences in the industry Our Primary Industry program is going from strength to strength and equipping our students for a strong future in this essential field This week four students Elizabeth Gleeson Jacob Blair Brianna Groth and Shanae Gleeson participated in the amazing Country ndash City Leadership

Summit in Sydney with Mr Sowden The Honourable Minister for Education Mr Rob Stokes opened the summit which included inspirational leaders including celebrity chef Jamie Henshall comedian Tim Ross Indigenous composer William Barton musician and author Lorin Nicholson and the Greater Western Sydney Giants I am so proud of all the students who presented speeches to the school and stood for the SRC elections Voting is very close and to all who stood for elections you are all leaders in your own right and our school is better for you being part of it We might be a small school but we are mighty and have terrific students who stand tall The final few weeks of term 4 will be busy and exciting Some of our activities include the PBL rewards days Year 6 Celebrations the Year 10 and 12 Formal Green Valley Farm Armidale Sport and Rec Centre and Presentation Night We are all looking forward to celebrating these events

Mrs Jennifer Cox Principal

Page 3

Secondary News

End Year Examinations Over the past two weeks the Year 7 to 10 students have undertaken a number of examinations including Yearly Examinations and Progressive Assessment Testing I commend the students on their behaviour during these examinations Although yearly examinations have been completed many classes still have assessment tasks to complete This time of the year is also a very important time to revise the work completed over the year and it is essential that students continue to work to their full potential in class Study Techniques As it is a time of year when students should be looking over their course work it is a chance for students to refine their study techniques Here is a list of things to consider-

Time Management Time management is key for your academic success

Goals Set yourself clear and defined goals

Get a Good Nights Sleep

Stay Motivated and Be Confident

Avoid Procrastination

Utilise Your Teachers

Get a Study Buddy

Maintain a Balanced Lifestyle

Learn from your mistakes- focus on your weakest areas

Have a positive mindset School Excursions Next Year Plans are in place for Secondary Excursions next year Including The Great Aussie Bush Camp at Tea Gardens for Year 7 to 10 in May and Sydney for Year 11 and 12 in AprilMay School Excursions are a great opportunity for students to develop skills and new experiences Notes about these excursions will be coming home soon Year 10 ROSA grades

This week Record of School Achievement (ROSA) grades for Year 10 students were recorded for the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) These are important grades as they are the grades referred to for any student that departs school before completing their Higher School Certificate (HSC) Stage 5 Work Experience Year 10 and some Year 9 students will attend work experience in Week 8 (3rd to 7th December) Work Experience is a compulsory component of the careers course for Year 10 students Students were given their Student Placement Record (SPR) forms last week These forms need to be signed by the employer parent or guardian and student PRIOR to attending work placement Please ensure these forms are returned at the earliest convenience and before Wednesday 28th November so that they can be processed before placement Students were also given two information pamphlets about work placement one for parentsguardians and one for employers please have a read of the parentguardian pamphlet and contact the school if you have any questions The pamphlet for the employer should be handed to them when the SPR forms are being signed Students were also given a Student Contact Card this should be returned with the students name Medicare number and emergency contact details This card will be completed with teacher details and handed back to the student with a completed copy of the SPR forms prior to going on placement Donna McWhirter Head Teacher Administration

Page 3

Secondary News

End Year Examinations Over the past two weeks the Year 7 to 10 students have undertaken a number of examinations including Yearly Examinations and Progressive Assessment Testing I commend the students on their behaviour during these examinations Although yearly examinations have been completed many classes still have assessment tasks to complete This time of the year is also a very important time to revise the work completed over the year and it is essential that students continue to work to their full potential in class Study Techniques As it is a time of year when students should be looking over their course work it is a chance for students to refine their study techniques Here is a list of things to consider-

Time Management Time management is key for your academic success

Goals Set yourself clear and defined goals

Get a Good Nights Sleep

Stay Motivated and Be Confident

Avoid Procrastination

Utilise Your Teachers

Get a Study Buddy

Maintain a Balanced Lifestyle

Learn from your mistakes- focus on your weakest areas

Have a positive mindset School Excursions Next Year Plans are in place for Secondary Excursions next year Including The Great Aussie Bush Camp at Tea Gardens for Year 7 to 10 in May and Sydney for Year 11 and 12 in AprilMay School Excursions are a great opportunity for students to develop skills and new experiences Notes about these excursions will be coming home soon Year 10 ROSA grades

This week Record of School Achievement (ROSA) grades for Year 10 students were recorded for the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) These are important grades as they are the grades referred to for any student that departs school before completing their Higher School Certificate (HSC) Stage 5 Work Experience Year 10 and some Year 9 students will attend work experience in Week 8 (3rd to 7th December) Work Experience is a compulsory component of the careers course for Year 10 students Students were given their Student Placement Record (SPR) forms last week These forms need to be signed by the employer parent or guardian and student PRIOR to attending work placement Please ensure these forms are returned at the earliest convenience and before Wednesday 28th November so that they can be processed before placement Students were also given two information pamphlets about work placement one for parentsguardians and one for employers please have a read of the parentguardian pamphlet and contact the school if you have any questions The pamphlet for the employer should be handed to them when the SPR forms are being signed Students were also given a Student Contact Card this should be returned with the students name Medicare number and emergency contact details This card will be completed with teacher details and handed back to the student with a completed copy of the SPR forms prior to going on placement Donna McWhirter Head Teacher Administration

Page 4

The majority of students in Years 7 to 10 have completed their yearly examinations and staff are in the process of writing reports to provide meaningful and accurate feedback to parents and caregivers It is important for students to realise that school reports are a powerful vehicle for employers and education providers to assess the capacity of applicants

This week Shanae Gleeson Jacob Blair Elizabeth Gleeson and Brianna Groth attended the City Country Alliance Student Leadership Summit in Sydney The City Country Alliancersquos purpose is to connect a cross-section of cultural religious geographical and socio-economic school communities in New South Wales Students attended workshops from a variety of inspirational speakers who have accomplished significant success in their respective fields Keynote speakers included William Barton Hon Rob Stokes MP Minister of Education Tim Ross ndash media personality and architect Lorin Nicholson ndash musician and disability advocate Jamie Henshall ndash executive chef and social media analyst to name a few We also visited the Greater Western Sydney Giants the Bahai House of Worship North Head Quarantine Station and Punchbowl Girls High School Our students were left with an eye opening experience how leadership can exist in a wide variety of situations

Tim Ross Jamie Henshall William Barton ndash One of Australiarsquos leading digeridoo players and Indigenous composers and is powerful advocate for the wider perception of his cultural traditions William played his first classical concert with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra Williamrsquos album Kalkadunga was the 2012 Aria Award winner for best classical album

Mr Richard Sowden

Head Teacher Teaching amp Learning

Secondary News

Page 5

Students in 5 6 enjoyed participating in the Boat Safety On returning to class they created an informative recount of the event 56 hope you enjoy reading some of their extracts and viewing the photographs that Mrs Cox took

Primary News

56

V-sheet E PERB flares and much more You may not know about this survival equipment but someday it may come in handy when your life is at risk A vndashsheet is used when you are in trouble You hold it out so helicopters or airplanes can see it Then the captain of the airplane or helicopter will know you are in need of help In the boat safety program we played 2 games In one we paired up and one of us would run go under the others legs and get the partner a lifejacket that fitted A great learning experience Dakota

Today on the 14112018 at Bundarra Central School the Boat Safety people John and Anita held a program that helps kids become safer around boats and in the water We talked about who has been to Copeton Dam and has a boat or a Kayak The third activity was Rob The Nest There was safety equipment in the middle and teams of 4 on the outside The aim was to get what you would need for safety at a dam or at the ocean Points were gained for the items you chose We sat down and answered ques-tions and talked about the different safety equipment We each earned a cap and a wrist band and were given a boat safety pack I rate it 5 stars it was great Elise

I enjoyed the boat safety work-shop and I hope that they come again next year Ella

I learnt lots of new things about survival and boat safety If I was alone in the open sea and in danger I will know what to do I will be able to save myself Sarah

Today in boat safety I learnt all about the safety equipment that you need when you go kayaking canoeing and cruising You will need a

v-sheet radio lifejacket

Beacon torch and some flares food and plenty of water Kayley

Page 6

All K-6 students were able to impress the Boat Safety Officers with their knowledge about boat safety It was pleasing to hear students contribute towards their learning throughout the workshops Congratulations to parents and caregivers for educating your children on boat and water safety This is most important for Bundarra Central School students with access to swimming pools dams the river and creeks not to mention Copeton Dam Some junior CWA students with Mrs Doak and Mrs Light attended a Bundarra CWA meeting making their community connection a real experience The students participated in an actual meeting where they heard the members speak about the project studies they had been working on Students presented the CWA with the ring pulls stamps and teabag tags the school had collected Following that presentation the students were able to share their project studies for this year The highlight was the taste testing of the pomegranate jelly that Maddison Harper had made to share with the CWA women It was delicious The junior CWA is looking forward to assisting the women at their Christmas Luncheon on Friday 7th December 2018 The K-4 students are also looking forward to singing with the community at the Christmas Luncheon The pre-school children have had a successful term participating in Kinder Transition They are learning the routines of the school and enjoy playing in the playground with other students The final transition day will be Thursday 29th November 2018 The parent information session will be at 2 pm that afternoon in the Library We look forward to meeting with our new parents It was great to see primary students nominating to represent the school on the SRC Speeches will have been completed by the time you read this I would like to wish the nominees the best of luck On Monday 26th November 2018 students in Years 3 ndash 6 will participate in Cyber-safety workshops in their classrooms I am sure they will learn from this experience I look forward to meeting up with parents and caregivers at the end of year school events as the term comes to a close Mrs Vicki Light Instructional Leader

Primary News

Page 7

Zander Bradbery Being engaged and persistent even with one hand Bronze Award

Angus Hamilton For his overall effort during Mathematics Bronze Award Silver Award

Hugh Hamilton Bronze Award Silver Award

Ada Lawton Bronze Award

Macklin Groth Bronze Award Silver Award

Nate Reynolds Being able to use number facts to problem solve Bronze Award

Luke Turner-Smith For being a top reader

Riley Kemp For working independently and completing tasks with success on Monday

Bronze Award

Callum Robinson Conscientiously completing his work in all lessons

Chase Bradbery Bronze Award

Dustin Gleeson Bronze Award

Marcus Azzopardi Bronze Award

Annabelle Hamilton Bronze Award

Lucas Palmer Bronze Award

Brydee Harper Silver Award

Xzavier Belbin Using his reading skills to support other students

Sunny Morris-Dawson For involvement in oral discussion in Library History and Science Bronze Award

Shania Kruger For involvement in all tasks in Library History and Science

Darcy Hall Bronze Award

Phoebe Jukes Thinking for herself instead of following others in Geography Bronze Award

Isabella Robinson For mature effort and involvement in all Library and Visual Arts tasks

Kadie OrsquoGrady Developing writing skills Bronze Award

Jemma Azzopardi For excellent involvement in Visual Art

Jessie Gleeson For being a respectful responsible involved student in all areas of school

Madison Smith Working to improve multiplication knowledge Bronze Award

Asha Bradbery Bronze Award

Maddison Harper Bronze Award

Indigo Lowell Bronze Award

Kaydee-Maree Turner-Smith

Bronze Award

Indiana Bayes Bronze Award

Yalana Blacklock Grills

Bronze Award

Kayley Smith Bronze Award

Sarah OrsquoGrady Bronze Award

Andrew Fox For good effort with a Mathematics Task

For an excellent presentation of a flow chart about a production in science

Darcy McLennan For concentrating and participating in class activities with Mrs Light

Zedekiah Jones For a carefully thought out flow chart on a product in science

Abbey McLennan Bronze Award

Dakota Vickery For encouraging other students to have a go in class and school events Bronze Award

Primary Awards

Page 8

We are asking for donations towards a rsquoMonster Rafflersquo to raise

funds for our 2019 major school excursions We are aiming to reduce

costs to assist all families as much as possible

If you are willing to donate an item towards the raffle please contact

the school on 67237102

Tickets will be on sale next week

Page 5

Students in 5 6 enjoyed participating in the Boat Safety On returning to class they created an informative recount of the event 56 hope you enjoy reading some of their extracts and viewing the photographs that Mrs Cox took

Primary News

56

V-sheet E PERB flares and much more You may not know about this survival equipment but someday it may come in handy when your life is at risk A vndashsheet is used when you are in trouble You hold it out so helicopters or airplanes can see it Then the captain of the airplane or helicopter will know you are in need of help In the boat safety program we played 2 games In one we paired up and one of us would run go under the others legs and get the partner a lifejacket that fitted A great learning experience Dakota

Today on the 14112018 at Bundarra Central School the Boat Safety people John and Anita held a program that helps kids become safer around boats and in the water We talked about who has been to Copeton Dam and has a boat or a Kayak The third activity was Rob The Nest There was safety equipment in the middle and teams of 4 on the outside The aim was to get what you would need for safety at a dam or at the ocean Points were gained for the items you chose We sat down and answered ques-tions and talked about the different safety equipment We each earned a cap and a wrist band and were given a boat safety pack I rate it 5 stars it was great Elise

I enjoyed the boat safety work-shop and I hope that they come again next year Ella

I learnt lots of new things about survival and boat safety If I was alone in the open sea and in danger I will know what to do I will be able to save myself Sarah

Today in boat safety I learnt all about the safety equipment that you need when you go kayaking canoeing and cruising You will need a

v-sheet radio lifejacket

Beacon torch and some flares food and plenty of water Kayley

Page 6

All K-6 students were able to impress the Boat Safety Officers with their knowledge about boat safety It was pleasing to hear students contribute towards their learning throughout the workshops Congratulations to parents and caregivers for educating your children on boat and water safety This is most important for Bundarra Central School students with access to swimming pools dams the river and creeks not to mention Copeton Dam Some junior CWA students with Mrs Doak and Mrs Light attended a Bundarra CWA meeting making their community connection a real experience The students participated in an actual meeting where they heard the members speak about the project studies they had been working on Students presented the CWA with the ring pulls stamps and teabag tags the school had collected Following that presentation the students were able to share their project studies for this year The highlight was the taste testing of the pomegranate jelly that Maddison Harper had made to share with the CWA women It was delicious The junior CWA is looking forward to assisting the women at their Christmas Luncheon on Friday 7th December 2018 The K-4 students are also looking forward to singing with the community at the Christmas Luncheon The pre-school children have had a successful term participating in Kinder Transition They are learning the routines of the school and enjoy playing in the playground with other students The final transition day will be Thursday 29th November 2018 The parent information session will be at 2 pm that afternoon in the Library We look forward to meeting with our new parents It was great to see primary students nominating to represent the school on the SRC Speeches will have been completed by the time you read this I would like to wish the nominees the best of luck On Monday 26th November 2018 students in Years 3 ndash 6 will participate in Cyber-safety workshops in their classrooms I am sure they will learn from this experience I look forward to meeting up with parents and caregivers at the end of year school events as the term comes to a close Mrs Vicki Light Instructional Leader

Primary News

Page 7

Zander Bradbery Being engaged and persistent even with one hand Bronze Award

Angus Hamilton For his overall effort during Mathematics Bronze Award Silver Award

Hugh Hamilton Bronze Award Silver Award

Ada Lawton Bronze Award

Macklin Groth Bronze Award Silver Award

Nate Reynolds Being able to use number facts to problem solve Bronze Award

Luke Turner-Smith For being a top reader

Riley Kemp For working independently and completing tasks with success on Monday

Bronze Award

Callum Robinson Conscientiously completing his work in all lessons

Chase Bradbery Bronze Award

Dustin Gleeson Bronze Award

Marcus Azzopardi Bronze Award

Annabelle Hamilton Bronze Award

Lucas Palmer Bronze Award

Brydee Harper Silver Award

Xzavier Belbin Using his reading skills to support other students

Sunny Morris-Dawson For involvement in oral discussion in Library History and Science Bronze Award

Shania Kruger For involvement in all tasks in Library History and Science

Darcy Hall Bronze Award

Phoebe Jukes Thinking for herself instead of following others in Geography Bronze Award

Isabella Robinson For mature effort and involvement in all Library and Visual Arts tasks

Kadie OrsquoGrady Developing writing skills Bronze Award

Jemma Azzopardi For excellent involvement in Visual Art

Jessie Gleeson For being a respectful responsible involved student in all areas of school

Madison Smith Working to improve multiplication knowledge Bronze Award

Asha Bradbery Bronze Award

Maddison Harper Bronze Award

Indigo Lowell Bronze Award

Kaydee-Maree Turner-Smith

Bronze Award

Indiana Bayes Bronze Award

Yalana Blacklock Grills

Bronze Award

Kayley Smith Bronze Award

Sarah OrsquoGrady Bronze Award

Andrew Fox For good effort with a Mathematics Task

For an excellent presentation of a flow chart about a production in science

Darcy McLennan For concentrating and participating in class activities with Mrs Light

Zedekiah Jones For a carefully thought out flow chart on a product in science

Abbey McLennan Bronze Award

Dakota Vickery For encouraging other students to have a go in class and school events Bronze Award

Primary Awards

Page 8

We are asking for donations towards a rsquoMonster Rafflersquo to raise

funds for our 2019 major school excursions We are aiming to reduce

costs to assist all families as much as possible

If you are willing to donate an item towards the raffle please contact

the school on 67237102

Tickets will be on sale next week

Page 6

All K-6 students were able to impress the Boat Safety Officers with their knowledge about boat safety It was pleasing to hear students contribute towards their learning throughout the workshops Congratulations to parents and caregivers for educating your children on boat and water safety This is most important for Bundarra Central School students with access to swimming pools dams the river and creeks not to mention Copeton Dam Some junior CWA students with Mrs Doak and Mrs Light attended a Bundarra CWA meeting making their community connection a real experience The students participated in an actual meeting where they heard the members speak about the project studies they had been working on Students presented the CWA with the ring pulls stamps and teabag tags the school had collected Following that presentation the students were able to share their project studies for this year The highlight was the taste testing of the pomegranate jelly that Maddison Harper had made to share with the CWA women It was delicious The junior CWA is looking forward to assisting the women at their Christmas Luncheon on Friday 7th December 2018 The K-4 students are also looking forward to singing with the community at the Christmas Luncheon The pre-school children have had a successful term participating in Kinder Transition They are learning the routines of the school and enjoy playing in the playground with other students The final transition day will be Thursday 29th November 2018 The parent information session will be at 2 pm that afternoon in the Library We look forward to meeting with our new parents It was great to see primary students nominating to represent the school on the SRC Speeches will have been completed by the time you read this I would like to wish the nominees the best of luck On Monday 26th November 2018 students in Years 3 ndash 6 will participate in Cyber-safety workshops in their classrooms I am sure they will learn from this experience I look forward to meeting up with parents and caregivers at the end of year school events as the term comes to a close Mrs Vicki Light Instructional Leader

Primary News

Page 7

Zander Bradbery Being engaged and persistent even with one hand Bronze Award

Angus Hamilton For his overall effort during Mathematics Bronze Award Silver Award

Hugh Hamilton Bronze Award Silver Award

Ada Lawton Bronze Award

Macklin Groth Bronze Award Silver Award

Nate Reynolds Being able to use number facts to problem solve Bronze Award

Luke Turner-Smith For being a top reader

Riley Kemp For working independently and completing tasks with success on Monday

Bronze Award

Callum Robinson Conscientiously completing his work in all lessons

Chase Bradbery Bronze Award

Dustin Gleeson Bronze Award

Marcus Azzopardi Bronze Award

Annabelle Hamilton Bronze Award

Lucas Palmer Bronze Award

Brydee Harper Silver Award

Xzavier Belbin Using his reading skills to support other students

Sunny Morris-Dawson For involvement in oral discussion in Library History and Science Bronze Award

Shania Kruger For involvement in all tasks in Library History and Science

Darcy Hall Bronze Award

Phoebe Jukes Thinking for herself instead of following others in Geography Bronze Award

Isabella Robinson For mature effort and involvement in all Library and Visual Arts tasks

Kadie OrsquoGrady Developing writing skills Bronze Award

Jemma Azzopardi For excellent involvement in Visual Art

Jessie Gleeson For being a respectful responsible involved student in all areas of school

Madison Smith Working to improve multiplication knowledge Bronze Award

Asha Bradbery Bronze Award

Maddison Harper Bronze Award

Indigo Lowell Bronze Award

Kaydee-Maree Turner-Smith

Bronze Award

Indiana Bayes Bronze Award

Yalana Blacklock Grills

Bronze Award

Kayley Smith Bronze Award

Sarah OrsquoGrady Bronze Award

Andrew Fox For good effort with a Mathematics Task

For an excellent presentation of a flow chart about a production in science

Darcy McLennan For concentrating and participating in class activities with Mrs Light

Zedekiah Jones For a carefully thought out flow chart on a product in science

Abbey McLennan Bronze Award

Dakota Vickery For encouraging other students to have a go in class and school events Bronze Award

Primary Awards

Page 8

We are asking for donations towards a rsquoMonster Rafflersquo to raise

funds for our 2019 major school excursions We are aiming to reduce

costs to assist all families as much as possible

If you are willing to donate an item towards the raffle please contact

the school on 67237102

Tickets will be on sale next week

Page 7

Zander Bradbery Being engaged and persistent even with one hand Bronze Award

Angus Hamilton For his overall effort during Mathematics Bronze Award Silver Award

Hugh Hamilton Bronze Award Silver Award

Ada Lawton Bronze Award

Macklin Groth Bronze Award Silver Award

Nate Reynolds Being able to use number facts to problem solve Bronze Award

Luke Turner-Smith For being a top reader

Riley Kemp For working independently and completing tasks with success on Monday

Bronze Award

Callum Robinson Conscientiously completing his work in all lessons

Chase Bradbery Bronze Award

Dustin Gleeson Bronze Award

Marcus Azzopardi Bronze Award

Annabelle Hamilton Bronze Award

Lucas Palmer Bronze Award

Brydee Harper Silver Award

Xzavier Belbin Using his reading skills to support other students

Sunny Morris-Dawson For involvement in oral discussion in Library History and Science Bronze Award

Shania Kruger For involvement in all tasks in Library History and Science

Darcy Hall Bronze Award

Phoebe Jukes Thinking for herself instead of following others in Geography Bronze Award

Isabella Robinson For mature effort and involvement in all Library and Visual Arts tasks

Kadie OrsquoGrady Developing writing skills Bronze Award

Jemma Azzopardi For excellent involvement in Visual Art

Jessie Gleeson For being a respectful responsible involved student in all areas of school

Madison Smith Working to improve multiplication knowledge Bronze Award

Asha Bradbery Bronze Award

Maddison Harper Bronze Award

Indigo Lowell Bronze Award

Kaydee-Maree Turner-Smith

Bronze Award

Indiana Bayes Bronze Award

Yalana Blacklock Grills

Bronze Award

Kayley Smith Bronze Award

Sarah OrsquoGrady Bronze Award

Andrew Fox For good effort with a Mathematics Task

For an excellent presentation of a flow chart about a production in science

Darcy McLennan For concentrating and participating in class activities with Mrs Light

Zedekiah Jones For a carefully thought out flow chart on a product in science

Abbey McLennan Bronze Award

Dakota Vickery For encouraging other students to have a go in class and school events Bronze Award

Primary Awards

Page 8

We are asking for donations towards a rsquoMonster Rafflersquo to raise

funds for our 2019 major school excursions We are aiming to reduce

costs to assist all families as much as possible

If you are willing to donate an item towards the raffle please contact

the school on 67237102

Tickets will be on sale next week

Page 8

We are asking for donations towards a rsquoMonster Rafflersquo to raise

funds for our 2019 major school excursions We are aiming to reduce

costs to assist all families as much as possible

If you are willing to donate an item towards the raffle please contact

the school on 67237102

Tickets will be on sale next week

Page 9

Bundarra General Store Keeping it local

PRESENTS For everyonemdashfriends

teachers and all the

family

Awesome Gifts

and stocking fillers

Come have a look

Delicious Christmas Goodies

Everything from candymdashcanes and

sweets to cheese and crackers Come in for a custom made hamper full of

goodies Great range of wrap cards and tags too

We invite you to the Top Shop to celebrate 12 days of Christmas 20 off all Giftware

Toys and Jewellery 20 off Christmas

Cards Wrap Tags and Ribbons

20 off Christmas food and hampers Celebration runs

Sat 1st Decmdash

Wed 12th Dec

So come in and enjoy

the Christmas spirit

Budndarra Sport amp Recreation Club

Whatrsquos on

AGM

On - Sunday 25th November

Sausage Sizzle

+

Christmas Party On - Saturday 15th December

Club opens 3pm

Sausage Sizzle for the kids at 530pm

Santa arrives 7pm

Page 10

Bundarra Community Christmas Carols

Sponsored by Bundarra Anglican Church Where Bundarra Sport amp Rec Club When Saturday 1st December2018 Time 6pm The evening will start with a sausage sizzle for a gold coin donation going towards Anglicare for Rural Mental Health Music will be provided by the Armidale Music Group (as in previous years)

Bundarra CWA

Community Christmas Party

The School of Arts Hall

On Friday 7th December 2018

1200PM

Complimentary 2 course lunch with tea and coffee

Christmas stall with cakes and gifts

Mrs Claus will be there (if you have a young child in

attendance you can bring a small gift for them to

receive from Mrs Claus)

Musical Entertainment

RSVP would be appreciated for

catering purposes

Call or SMS 0428389472 or email

dennisnjenniactiv8netau

Page 11

For help and professional advice - all stock marketing techniques - saleyards -over the hook - in the paddock - Auction Plus

C L SQUIRES amp CO Stock Property Real Estate PHONE 6722 2588

Terry Pyne 0447 231 411 Tom Oakes 0409 901 930 Robbie Bloch 0409 191 229 Phil Hurford 0428 233 260

24 Muirhead Street Bundarra NSW 2359

Livestock Saleyards paddock sales over the hook Auctions Plus and internet marketing

Property Great exposure at wwwwilliamsonruralcomau

Contact your LOCAL licensed agent Justin Williamson 02 6723 7434 or 0428 252 404

BUNDARRA LIONS CLUB Meet every 2nd amp 4th Thursday of the month at 730pm

New members always welcome Bundarra Lions Club supporting

the local community

Enquiries Gary Richey 67237256

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

JOHN LAYTON (LIC 42384)

New Homes

Extensions

Sheds

Concreting

Built-in Wardrobes amp Kitchens

Phone 6723 7323 or 0428 453 121

BUNDARRA SPORT amp RECREATION CLUB LTD

Phone 6723 7110

Golf

Bingo

Raffles

Member Draw

Meals amp Special Occasions Open Friday amp Sunday Nights

BUNDARRA CENTRAL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

Commercial Hotel

Bendemeer St Bundarra

Proprietors Ruth and Gary Deaves Phone 6723 7106 - Fax 6723 7162

Great Budget Counter Meals Beer Garden

Budget Accommodation BBQ Area

Good Friendly Service

5 Beers to choose from (All on Tap)

Community College Northern Inland

Inverell - Tania 02 6721 3656 Barraba - Sue 02 6782 1662 wwwcommunitycollegeninsweduau

For work for leisure for income for pleasure

Solar Power

Electrical Contractor

Air-conditioning and Refrigeration

Solar Pumps

Solar Hot Water Stephen Prosser wwwsapphirecitysolarcomau

6722 2345 58 Oliver Street Inverell NSW 2360

BUNDARRA AUTOMOTIVE

STEVE GROTH 10 Bendemeer Street 2359

Bookings essential ringhellip Helen 67237154

Full Mechanical modern vehicle service tyres wheel alignments balancing Blue Pink Green Slips

Fully accredited Licensed Workshop (Lic No MVRL49022)

Kellyrsquos Groundspreading Tipper amp Bobcat Hire

Granular Fertiliser Lime Manure amp Seed Spreading 8 Tonne Capacity

GPS Guidance Bobcat for On-Farm Loading

14 Tonne Tipper

Raymond amp Joan Kelly Ph 02 6723 7067 Mobile 0429 960 181

PAUL FAUST THE ELECTRICIAN

Licence 91767C

0400052082 paulfaustelectricianhotmailcom

PO Box 57 Inverell NSW 2360

Domestic-Industrial-Commercial-Farming amp Small Mining

Page

BUNDARRA ANGLICAN CHURCH

PH 6723 7410

Sunday Service 900 am

BUNDARRA CENTRAL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

JR amp JG DEZIUS Pty Ltd (Jeff Dezius) Builder Lic No 235963C

ldquoMarlardquo Uralla Road

Bundarra 2359

Phone 6723 7205 Fax 6723 7400

Mobile 0418 236 614

URALLA SHIRE COUNCIL

Supporting the Local Community Ph 6778 6300 Ph 0427 784 982 AH emergency

Contract Fertilizer Spreading and Spraying helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

Fertilizer spreading all types including lime manures

Boom spraying 24m boom

GPS guidance

Computer controlled

On farm loading with Bobcat includes scales

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CR amp JM Turner 6723 7214 or 0427 237 214

Your local Landcare office We are a non-profit community owned

organisation offering a free service to the community

wwwgwymaclandcarecomau

Contact Anya or Lee at Gwymac Country Fair Complex Sweaney Street

Inverell 2360 Phone 6721 1241

email admingwymaclandcarenetau

COUNTRY WOMENrsquoS ASSOCIATION

COURT STREET BUNDARRA PRESIDENT - 6723 7181 SECRETARY - 0412279109 TREASURER - 67233 476

MEETINGS 2ND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH AT 1PM

ALL WELCOME

Visit us at 101 Queen Street Barraba or wwwbabesinthebushcomau

Phone 02 6782 1303

M amp T Plumbing and

Earthmoving Services ldquoGlenelgrdquo All hours

6725 2404 0408 462 507

BUNDARRA GENERAL STORE PINK FLAMINGO CAFEacute AND GIFTS

ldquoThe Top Shop with the Lotrdquo

Community Postal Agency 9am - 3pm (Mon - Fri) Open 7 days Phone 6723 7101

ABN 61 595 064 817 ACN 002 439 009

25-27 Brissett Street Inverell NSW 2360 Phone 02 6722 3598 AH 02 6721 1682

Fax 02 6721 1198

wwwinverellcoachescom email admininverellcoachescom or

paulinverellcoachescom

11-13 Bendemeer Street Bundarra NSW 2359 Phone026723 7100 Fax 02672307000 Mobile 0408017068 Email beardcmcgregorgourlaycomau bowenjmcgregorgourlaycomau