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News & Views Crookwell Public School

Indi Fahey for handing in lost money.

Dorothy Lindner and Killian Brady for reading beautifully to Mr Whittington.

William McDonald for being a great helper.

Elle Batey for keeping the playground safe.

Georgina Robinson for being a kind friend in the playground.

Alvin Pearson for always looking out for others.

Ivy Bailey for giving Mrs Hayes helpful advice on how to safely relocate a spider from the play equipment to the garden.

Bastian Huang for giving up his lunch play time to sort out coloured lids for the “Lids for Kids’ project.

Hudson Hape and Reuben for their mature behaviour in literacy activities.

Year 2 sport leaders for their sensible leadership skills.

Alyssa and Bastian Huang and Elle Batey for making a lovely card for Mr Whittington.

Taj Davis, Emma Campbell and Charlie Cramp for sharing their excellent maths learning with Mr Whittington.

Isla Webster and Benji Mossfield for reading impressively to Mr Whittington.

Our four prefects for doing a great job at their first assembly last Friday, well done!

Our amazing mums who held their first cooking day of the year for our healthy canteen, thanks mums!

Paige Hill for helping a Kindergarten friend in the playground.

Find us on Facebook:

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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects

to Elders past, present and future

43 Denison Street, Crookwell

Ph: 48321 213 Fax: 48321 353

Email: crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

www.crookwell-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

Working Together, Growing Together

Next week

Mon. 10 Feb P&C Meeting in the staffroom at 5.00pm Coming up

Mon. 17 Feb Yrs 2/3 Swimming Scheme commences

Thu. 27 Feb District Swimming Carnival ~ Goulburn

Fri. 28 Feb Yrs 2/3 Swimming Scheme concludes

Fri. 28 Feb Clean Up Australia Day

Wed. 04 Mar School Photograph Day

Thu. 05 Mar Peer Support Training – Year 6

Thu. 05 Mar Year 5 Canberra Excursion

Fri. 06 Mar Peer Support Training – Year 6

Fri. 06 Mar Year 5 Canberra Excursion

Wed. 11 Mar Regional Swimming Carnival ~ Goulburn

Sat. 14 Mar Binda Picnic Races

Wed. 18 Mar Boys District Soccer Trials ~ Goulburn

Wed. 18 Mar Girls District Soccer Trials ~ Goulburn

Thu. 19 Mar Girls & Boys District Hockey Trials ~ Goulburn

Fri. 20 Mar Moving into Year 7 2021 forms due

Thu. 26 Mar District Rugby League Trials ~ Crookwell

Crookwell Public School – 155 years

of public education for the children of

the Upper Lachlan Shire in 2020!

7th February, 2020 Term 1 Week 2

Welcome Kindergarten 2020! Kindergarten students arrived at school on Monday morning with big, bright smiles on their faces eager to begin their journey through primary school. Miss O’Neill and Miss Stephenson are really enjoying getting to know all of the students and it has been lovely to see how well they have settled into their new class.

This week we have been exploring our classroom, each day we pick a new book to enjoy and kindergarten have already began reading their first few books! It has certainly been a big week at big school for our littlest students.

What a fun and enjoyable year we have ahead of us! We look forward to an exciting and enjoyable year of growing and learning!

Miss Kirstie O’Neill and Miss Sophie Stephenson

Killian and Dorothy were very excited to show Mr Whittington

their readings skills.

Ivy Stanger was thrilled to start ‘big’ school.

Children spell love ‘ T I M E ’.

Miss O’Neill was very lucky to have her hair done by Paige

on Tuesday morning. Maybe Paige has a future in hair styling?

Leo Campbell was delighted to see all of his friends from

Flying Start!

Miss Stephenson, Mrs Gay, Miss O’Neill and Kindergarten of

2020! How gorgeous are we?

Bronte Thorpe joins her mum and Yr 5/6 teacher, Mrs Erin

Thorpe, at big school.

Koa Haynes and mum Emer were enthusiastic about the

start to the school year.

Charli Kelly, Inger Kelly and Billi Kelly, who is starting

Kindergarten, were all smiles for the start of 2020.

Crookwell Public School – 155 years

of public education for the children

of the Upper Lachlan Shire in 2020!

Amanda Pearson, Lucy Lindner and Shondelle Price-Jones joined other parents at our ‘Tea and Tissues’ morning tea on Monday morning while their children in Kindergarten started

their first day of school.

Long-time parent and great supporter of our school, Jan Woods, joined Clarissa and Lars Inder and Susan McIlroy for

a ‘chat and a cuppa’.

School Photographs - Wednesday 4th March

On Wednesday 4th March The School Photographer will visit the school to take class, individual and sibling photographs. Please ensure your child comes to school on

that day looking especially clean, neat and tidy wearing full Crookwell Public School summer uniform. Remember jewellery is not permitted and girls can wear only red hair accessories.

To Keep Track of Your Child’s Belongings You can: use a permanent laundry marker to label clothes, hats

and shoes, or sew or iron on personalised labels

go through your child’s bag with them each night

check that labels haven’t faded with washing

enquire at the office when something is misplaced and they will direct you to the school’s lost property area.

Late arrival / Early departure If your child arrives at school after school has commenced, leaves prior to school ending or leaves for a period during the school day, it is necessary to call at the school office and obtain a late arrival or early departure slip.

Your compliance will assist us to keep your child safe at school.

Thank you for your cooperation in this regard

Stage 3 Burning for Learning Stage 3 students have begun the year learning all about the recent fires that have torn through our country. Students are working through research assignments to explore various aspects that have or could affect them due to the fires. Excitement and enthusiasm is seen through the terrific work that is being created and the items and experiences that students are sharing.

Sianabel Anderson brought in her father’s old fire uniform so students could explore the equipment of a fire fighter. Addie Dawson shared a photo book that was created back in 2012 when fire ripped through her grandfather’s property in Thargomindah in Queensland.

Sianabel wears her father’s RFS uniform.

Students were keen to examine the thickness of the material

used to protect our fire fighters.

Addie Dawson shares her photo book.

The amazing weather phenomena that can be created by

bushfires.

Our thoughts are with those who have suffered from the devastating bushfires over the holiday period. We wish those people and their communities all the very best in rebuilding their homes, schools and businesses in the future.

Crookwell Public School 2020 Water Carnival Yesterday Year 3-6 students attended the annual Crookwell Public School swimming carnival. The day was cut short due to the inclement weather but we managed to complete the competitive races so we are now able to submit our district swimming carnival nominations. The novelty events will be held on a date yet to be announced.

The staff and students would like to express their appreciation to the parent helpers who took time out of their day to assist in various ways.

Good luck to all the students representing Crookwell Public School at the district swimming carnival taking place in Goulburn on Thursday 27th February.

Bojan Nedanoski Sports Coordinator

First race of the day, 100m freestyle.

Kade Fowler and Thomas Cole getting ready for their race.

Miss Miners had the important job of recorder.

The 1956 Melbourne Olympics was the first

games where the butterfly stroke featured as a swimming event.

Ava Wilcox-Symons felt great in the water.

This is Sophie Watson, Tahlia Gourlay, Abigail Gray and

Emma Robertson’s last carnival, they took part in as many events as they could!

Did you know? The Tokyo Olympics will take place

between 24 July – 9 August 2020, while the Tokyo Paralympic Games will be held between 25 August – 6 September 2020 with 33 different sports featured in the Olympic Games and 22 sports featured in the Paralympic Games. There will 35 different events in the swimming No Hat …… Play In The Shade Australia has the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world with 140,000 new cases and 1,000 deaths recorded annually. The increasing occurrence of skin cancer in Australia is a matter of concern with skin cancers accounting for 80% of all new cancers diagnosed each year.

The A.C.T. and surrounding region has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in Australia. The major cause of skin cancer is exposure to ultraviolet radiation over many years, particularly during childhood and adolescence. Even if exposure does not cause obvious sunburn, damage still occurs and accumulates over the years.

To help protect students from over exposure to the sun during Term 1, the school’s policy of ‘No Hat…Play in the Shade,’ will be strictly enforced.

Please encourage your child to wear their school hat at school to help keep them sun safe.

N.B. Adjustable microfibre school hats are available from the uniform shop at a cost of $15.00.

Update Your Details

Have you moved, got a new email address or changed phone numbers? Please inform the school office of any changes in your living situation so we can contact you when the need arises.

Crookwell Show This year’s theme for the Crookwell Show is ‘Celebrating 200 Years of Crookwell’. Students from Years K-6 have been busy bees this week drawing beautiful portraits of themselves for the school’s display for the Crookwell Show. We are proud to have ‘200 Smiles Celebrating 200 Years of Crookwell’. Some students have also made amazing artworks, delicious jams and put together lovely dried flower arrangements.

The Crookwell Show will be held at the Crookwell Showgrounds this weekend, 8th & 9th February. Make sure you take the time to see these wonderful displays in the pavilion if you are visiting the show, we are certain you will be amazed!

Isabelle Hewitt, Owen Moorby, Charlie Cramp and Jackson

Winsor are proud of the school’s display.

Alec and Cooper created some beautiful artworks to enter

into the show judging.

We feel certain Alec and Cooper’s jam will be delicious!

Resources/Equipment Needed in 2020

When you are shopping you may wish to buy items of school equipment for your child/children from one or more of the following lists. Clearly marking your child’s belongings with their name or initials would be greatly appreciated.

Kindergarten, Year 1 & Year 2

Art shirt

Library bag

Reading folder

Primary Classes

HB lead pencils

Blue/Red/Black ballpoint pens (not felt tip variety)

30 cm wooden ruler (measurements in centimetres and millimetres, not inches)

Eraser (not toy rubbers please)

Sharpener

Highlighters (4 pack)

Coloured pencils (12 pack)

Art shirt

Library bag

Gluestick

1 small pencil case

Display folder for Peer Support – Year 6 only.

Term 1 Reminders Students are expected to wear full summer uniform,

which includes the school hat and school socks, to school every day.

Please avoid sending to school noodles or any other food that requires heating.

Students who arrive at school late or leave school early must be signed in/out at the administration office.

Verbal or written explanation must be given to the school to explain all student absences.

Students are not prevented from bringing personal belongings to school, but please remember to leave very precious or expensive items at home as the school cannot accept responsibility for belongings that are lost or stolen. iPads, iPods etc that are brought to school need to be given to class teachers as soon as the device owning student arrives at school and are to be collected by the owner at the end of the day as they depart for home.

Please encourage your children to walk across the pedestrian crossing at the front of the school when crossing the road to come to school or to meet you of an afternoon.

School Banking School banking for those students who wish to participate will resume Friday 14th February (Week 3). Students who bank weekly will go into the draw to win a prize at the end of the term.

Regards, Kyly Ross School banking Coordinator

‘Meet and Greet’ Afternoon and FREE Family BBQ

On Tuesday 18th February there will be an opportunity for teachers and parents to meet one another and exchange information that may enhance the quality of a child’s educational experience at school.

Informal meetings between staff and parents will be conducted from 4pm until 6pm in the school hall followed by a free family sausage sizzle.

We hope you are able to attend. Please complete the intention to attend form for catering purposes. We look forward to seeing you at this gathering. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

‘Meet and Greet’ Afternoon

We are delighted to accept the invitation to the ‘Meet and Greet’ afternoon Tuesday 18th February, in the school hall from 4 – 6pm. We will have ____________ adults and ___________ children attending. We would each love a sausage sandwich. Name: _______________________________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Published Weekly

The school newsletter called, ‘News & Views’ is the primary method the school communicates with its families. The newsletter can be accessed through the Crookwell Public School webpage (www.crookwell-p.schools.nsw.edu.au ) or you can receive a hard copy of the newsletter which is sent home with the youngest child of the family attending school on the last day of each school week.

Many families have the newsletter emailed rather than receive a hard copy. This method of communication is preferred by the school as it is more economical in terms of time and resources, and is a more reliable method to convey information about school happenings to school families.

If you would prefer to have the newsletter emailed please return the slip below so we can add you to our list. Otherwise please check your child’s bag on the last day of each school week in order to keep up-to-date with school happenings.

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News & Views email list

I would like to be added to the Crookwell Public School

‘News & Views’ email list. My email address is:-

________________________________________________

Name: _________________________________

Signature: _________________________ Date: ________

Make Each Morning Count Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It is well known that children who eat breakfast everyday are more receptive to learning.

Selecting a Scripture or Ethics Group Please read the information below as an outline of each scripture group to help you make your decision.

Catholic: Catholic scripture classes are religious and are

available for students in Kindergarten to Year 6. Classes are taught by representatives from the local Catholic churches (including St Marys). Lessons are religious and values based.

Ethics: Ethics classes are a non-religious option for students

in Years 5 & 6. Ethics classes involve lessons based on values and building positive relationships with others.

Non Participation in Ethics and Scripture classes:

Students who attend non-scripture classes will not be taught however they will be supervised by a staff member. Students will have the opportunity to access technology, books and writing materials during this time.

Please make an informed choice when selecting the most appropriate option for your child. If you would like more information please speak to the Principal, Mr Michael Whittington, by phoning the school office on 48 321 213.

Ethics or Scripture Classes or Neither? Each Thursday morning, trained members of our community visit the school to lead 30 minute scripture and ethics classes. Students, with parental consent, may participate in either ethics or scripture classes. Children of parents who do not wish for them to participate in either of these classes will be supervised by a member of Crookwell Public School’s staff.

To ensure students participate in classes according to their parents’ wishes please complete and return the attached table by Friday 7th February, 2020.

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Ethics or Scripture Classes or Neither?

Class Student Names Kindergarten, Years 1 & 2 Non-participation

Kindergarten, Years 1 & 2 Catholic

Years 5/6 Ethics

Year 3/4/5/6 Catholic

Year 3/4/5/6 Non participation

_________________________________ (Parent/Guardian Signature) ________________________ (Date) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

From Year 6 to Year 7 Information for students Moving into Year 7 in a NSW Government School in 2020 is attached to the News and Views today. Completed forms need to be returned to the Administration Office of Crookwell Public School on or before Friday 20th March, 2020.

2020 VOLUNTARY SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION

What is A Voluntary School Contribution?

The vast majority of public schools request a contribution from parents each year to supplement existing funding. These contributions allow schools to provide additional resources and learning programs for our students. What Will The Money Be Used For?

The money will be used to purchase resources to support teaching/learning programs for each student across the school.

How Much? The suggested contribution is $50 per child. Please note

that this roughly equates to $1 per child per week. I cannot stress enough the difference to our school finances that your contribution will make. The contribution fees are within the guidelines set by the Department of Education.

How To Pay

Please place your contribution, with the slip below, in an envelope and return it to the school office as soon as you are able. If you prefer, you may choose to pay a contribution in instalments. A receipt will be issued for all monies received.

Thank you for your ongoing support of our school.

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Crookwell Public School

2020 VOLUNTARY SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION

Please find enclosed cash/cheque for $________________ (full contribution / instalment)

(Please make cheques payable to Crookwell Public School)

Family Name: ________________________

Name/s of child/ren:

1. _______________________________ 2. _______________________________ 3. _______________________________ 4._______________________________

Signature: _______________________________________

Date: ___________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Yours in Public Education,

Michael Whittington Principal

Kirstie O’Neill Assistant Principal

Greg Atfield Relieving Assistant Principal

P&C News Uniform Shop The uniform shop for 2020 will be open Mondays 8:45am to 10:00am and Fridays 2:30pm to 3:25pm.

Canteen Roster Term 1 Food for Thought

Week 3

Wednesday 12-2-20 Friday 14-2-20

Jan Woods Jess Campbell

Katie Keith Kylie Ward Heather Stanger

Week 4

Wednesday 19-2-20 Friday 21-2-20

Marion Harrop Shirley Pearman

Jess Campbell Sheridan Riles Alex Hewitt

Week 5

Wednesday 26-2-20 Friday 28-2-20

Marcia Dunn Liddy Skelly

Jackie Dawson Liz Hunt Amanda Pearson

If you would like to have your name put on the roster please let the school office know or leave a message on our Facebook page. Thank you.

Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation

thereof by Crookwell Public School.

Playgroup in surrounding areas has begun:

Binda: Tuesdays 9.15am – 11.15am in Binda Public School Hall.

Crookwell: Fridays 9.15am – 11.15am at Crookwell Public School in the school residence.

Come along and have a chat and meet new parents and families. This service is provided free of charge.

Crookwell Neighbourhood Centre

Kids on Keyboards The NSW Government Creative kids rebate for 2020 is available. ‘Kids on Keyboards’ is a registered provider. For more information go to https://www.nsw.gov.au/news-and-events/news/100-rebate-for-creative-kids/

If you are in Goulburn check out ‘Vibesfest’ where past Crookwell Public School students Oscar Rose, Aidan O’Brien, Thomas Wilcox Symons, Griffyn Bachta, James Clements

and Sophie Palmer will be performing in their band, Misplaced and Martyred.

NSW Department of Education

35 Bridge Street Sydney NSW 2000 GPO Box 33 Sydney NSW 2001 www.dec.nsw.gov.au

Legal Services Directorate reviewed and current as at 01/11/2012

General Permission to Publish and disclose information

Dear Parent/Caregiver,

We are making our permission to publish information as comprehensive as possible to ensure that the disclosure of your

child’s information is only published in the media channels you approve of. Thank you for taking the time to complete this

note for 2020, it will help us keep our records as accurate as possible. We require parents and caregivers to complete

this note at the beginning of every year. However, if your circumstances change please notify the school as soon as

possible.

We are seeking your permission to allow Crookwell Public School/NSW Department of Education to publish and/or

disclose information about your child for the purposes of sharing his/her experiences with other students, informing the

school and broader community about school and student activities and recording student participation in noteworthy

projects or community service.

This information may include your child’s name, age, class and information collected at school such as photographs,

sound and visual recordings of your child, your child’s work and expressions of opinion such as in interactive media.

The communications in which your child’s information may be published or disclosed include but are not limited to:

Public websites of the Department of Education including the school website, the Department of Education intranet

(staff only), blogs and wikis

Department of Education publications including the school newsletter, annual school magazine and school report,

promotional material published in print and electronically including on the Department’s websites

Official Department and school social media accounts on networks such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter

Local and metropolitan newspapers and magazines and other media outlets

Parents should be aware that when information is published on public websites and social media channels, it can be

discoverable online for a number of years, if not permanently. Search engines may also cache or retain copies of

published information. Published information can also be linked to by third parties.

Please complete the permission slip and return to the school by Friday 14th February, 2020.

Yours sincerely,

Michael Whittington

Principal

Permission to Publish I have read the permission to publish information above and I give permission for: (Tick the appropriate box/es)

[ ] All or [ ] School Newsletter & Promotional Material or [ ] None

[ ] School Website & App [ ] School Facebook Page [ ] Local Newspapers & Magazines

[ ] Local Newspaper Facebook Pages & Websites [ ] Instagram [ ] You Tube

[ ] SISP (STEM Industry School Partnership program) Crookwell Public School/Department of Education to publish information about my child as described above, including in publicly accessible communications. I understand that this information is valid for 2020. If my child’s circumstances change I will contact the school and complete a new Permission to Publish note. Child’s name: ………………………………………………………………………………

Parent/carer/caregiver’s name (please print): ……………………………………………………………..

Parent/carer/caregiver signature: ………………………………………………………….

Date: …………………………………………………………………..

C R O O K W E L L S O C C E R C L U B - J U N I O R REGISTRATION FORM

REGISTRATION DAY

Saturday 15th February 2020 - 9am 11am

at the Soccer Fields Canteen, Goulburn St, Crookwell.

REGISTRATION FEE - $60 per child

PLEASE NOTE: REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY PAYMENT OR

VALID “ACTIVE KID” VOUCHER NUMBER AND THESE COMPLETED FORMS.

Players Name: Jumper / Hoodie size

Date of Birth: Active Kid Voucher (If applicable)

/ / If using a Services NSW Active Kid voucher,

YOU MUST print out each voucher receipt and attach

to this registration form, Payment will not be accepted

unless receipt printout attached.

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Payment By Direct Deposit

Date: ____ / ____/ 2020 Bendigo Bank

Crookwell Soccer Club Transfer Reference #: ___________________ BSB 633 000 Account 1598 611 29

(Please use your Oldest child’s full name as reference)

Or Cash or Cheque - YES / NO Receipt Number: ____________________ (Office use only)

Parents Name/s: ___________________________________________________________________

Mobile Phone Number/s: ____________________________________________________________

Email Address: ____________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact Name: _____________________________________________________

Phone Number: __________________________

Is anyone in your family interested in COACHING a team? Yes / No

If yes, Name/s: ________________________________________________________

Which particular child, if any? _____________________________________________

Is anyone in your family interested in REFEREEING? Yes / No

If yes, Name/s: ________________________________________________________ (Children in A & B Grade only are permitted to referee, as well as adults. Interested persons are required to attend one (1) afternoon training course. A small payment is made to junior referees for their time and effort.)

Working with Children Number: ________________________

Does anyone in your family have a current FIRST AID CERTIFICATE? Yes / No

If yes, Name/s: ______________________________________________________________

Certificate Number/s: _______________ Mobile Phone Number/s: ____________________

Forms & Payment can also be returned to D AND R TYRES , Park St, Crookwell

C R O O K W E L L S O C C E R C L U B - J U N I O R

Permission to Publish - 2020

Dear Parent / Caregiver,

We are seeking your permission to allow the Crookwell Soccer Club to publish information about your

child/children for the purposes of sharing their experiences playing soccer and promoting the

Crookwell Soccer Club. This information may include photographs of your child/children playing

soccer or involved in Club activities and details about the event such as your child’s / children’s name

and involvement.

The media in which your child’s / children’s information may be published include:

• The Crookwell Soccer Club website

• Official Club Facebook accounts

• Local newspapers such as the Crookwell Gazette and the Goulburn Post

Parents / caregivers should be aware that when information is published on public websites and social

media channels, it can be discoverable online for a number of years, if not permanently. Search

engines may also cache or retain copies of published information. Published information can also be

linked to by third parties.

It would be appreciated if you indicate your consent below.

Thanking you,

Crookwell Soccer Club Committee

I / We, ………………………………..…………………………………………………………………………………… being the

parent/s or caregiver/s of

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Hereby give consent .. do not give consent (circle choice)

to the above child’s / children’s information being published by the Crookwell Soccer Club.

Signature/s: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………........

Print Name/s: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………

C R O O K W E L L S O C C E R C L U B - J U N I O R Canteen, Nets & Barbeque Duty

The Duty Roster will be distributed to all players at the beginning of the Soccer season, posted on our Website (crookwellsoccer.org.au) and posted on our Facebook page (Crookwell Soccer Club) each week. Roster duties will be listed in players name and any relatives or friends (over the age of 16) can do the appointed days duties. The Junior Soccer Committee would like to thank all volunteers who give up their time early on Saturday mornings to help out, this helps support the Club directly. Without your help our competition will not run smoothly. Thank you for your time and effort - it is appreciated.

CANTEEN & NET & BBQ ROSTER IS COMBINED.

PARENTS / RELATIVES or FRIENDS

ARE REQUIRED TO DO ALL DUTIES ON THEIR ROSTERED DAY.

Net Roster NET duty is at 8.15am and entails putting up the nets on all fields. Nets can be found in the Otto bins in the storage shed at the back of the canteen. If you are still at fields at end of games, it would be appreciated if you could take nets down and put into the Otto bins and put these back into storage shed at the back of the canteen. Canteen CANTEEN DUTY is from 8.30 am (or after you have done Net duties) to approximately 11.15am. Your duties are to help set up the canteen, heat pies etc, serve the customers and restock, clean

up / wash up as needed. A full duties list is posted on the Canteen fridge. If the BBQ is running, prepare bread, rolls etc. Make bacon and eggs rolls, wrap in foil and put into pie warmers. Barbeque The Barbeque may not be conducted every week.

If required start cooking at 8.30am:

Wheel BBQ out to front of Canteen and clean the BBQ plate.

Cook required meat, eggs and onions, put onto trays.

Put trays into pie warmers.

Clean BBQ and empty grease bucket (when safe to do so).

Put BBQ back into Canteen.

THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A COMMITTEE MEMBER PRESENT FROM 8am TO GUIDE YOU

WITH THE REQUIRED DUTIES.

YOUR TIME HELPING YOUR CLUB WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

Thank You