JUMBUNNA

63 - 101 Chester Street WARREN NSW 2824

Ph: 02 6847 4438 Fax: 02 6847 4419

Email: warren-c.schools@det.nsw.edu.au

Website: warren-c.schools.nsw.edu.au

Principal

Duncan Lovelock

Relieving Deputy Principal Robyn Taylor

Executive Staff Head Teachers

Jenny Brooker Dianne Hamilton

(Relieving) Chris Perry

Assistant Principals

Lyn Westgarth (Rel) Felicity McCormack Tue—Frid

Instructional Leader K-10 Cherie Hansen

School Administrative Manager Roz Hunt

IT Manager Nicole Duncan

Learning and Support Teacher Suzanne Mayger/Jade Lovelock

Teacher Librarian Narelle Whittaker

Aboriginal Education Officers Phyllis Oates Allison Fuller

Canteen Manager Janice Oriel

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School Student Representative Council (SRC)

Congratulations to the following secondary students on being elected to the 2019

SRC:

Year 6 - Captains Charlotte Hopkin, Bella Gough, Prefects Harrison Leach, Jack Reid,

Coby Hall, Ryan Stanley, Patrick Barnett and Mason Wilson.

Year 7 - Zoey Daley, Lilly Higgins, Millie Storer and Keira Ellicott

Year 8 - Leila Gough and Kaitlyn Cosgrove

Year 9 - Kallie-Lea Daley and Taylah Reid

Year 10 - Sophie Hopkin, Chelsey Hewett and Stephanie Squire

Year 11 - Aimee Sheppard and Finn Nielsen

Year 12 - Jamie Sinclair and Zoie Rookledge

The elections for the SRC Student Executive Team took place last week. The results

are: President - Aimee Sheppard, Vice-President- Sophie Hopkin, Secretary-

Stephanie Squire, Treasurer- Chelsey Hewett, Senior Media Liaison Officer- Leila

Gough and Junior Media Liaison Officers- Charlotte Hopkin and Bella Gough

SRC Coordinator Mrs Lovelock

Back Row: Chelsey Hewett, Keira Ellicott, Leila Gough, Stephanie Squire and Sophie

Hopikin.

Middle Row: Millie Storer, Zoie Rookledge, Aimee Sheppard, Finn Nielsen, Jamie

Sinclair and Taylah Reid.

Front Row: Zoey Daley, Kaitlyn Cosgrove, Courtney Graham, Zoe Taylor, Lilly

Higgins and Kallie-Lea Daley.

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Have you recently moved house or changed your

phone number ?

Please contact the Front Office with your updated

information for our school’s records.

Thank you

What’s On in Term 1

Week 5 28 February SRC Induction Ceremony

K - 6 Assembly

1 March Tom Curtain Presentation

Week 6 6 March RYDA

Week 7 14 March PSSA Swimming

15 March National Day of Action against Bullying Regional Swimming

Week 8 20 March Marathon Health Hearing Tests Year 7 Needles

21 March K - 6 Assembly

22 March NARRAF/Gobondery Cricket Gala at Peak Hill

Week 9 26 March K - 2 Excursion

Week 11 9 April Rainbow Rewards Day

11 April State PSSA swimming K - 6 Assembly

12 April State PSSA swimming

The Student Representative

Council (SRC) provides all

students with a voice.

Ideas, suggestions and requests for changes to

school practice can be made by the SRC.

Our first whole school event to organise is

Anti-bullying day on Friday15 March Week 7.

Stand up for others who are being treated badly.

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Go 4 Fun Online

Is your child…

Aged 7-13 years old?

Above a healthy weight

In need of support to improve eating and activity habits

Go4Fun Online is a FREE 10 week program that helps children

and families improve their eating and physical activity habits.

There are 10 online sessions and a weekly phone call from a

trained and qualified coach to help keep you on track. Go4Fun

online is for families in NSW who are unable to attend the face

to face version of the program. Get involved and start collecting

weekly tokens and prizes.

To register or find out more:

1800 780 900

https://go4funonline.com.au/

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Presentation

at

Warren

Central

School

Friday

1 March 2019

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Congratulations to our swimmers who competed in the Gobondery/NARRAF carnival last Friday at Narromine. All students swam well and participated enthusiastically. The following students are now heading to Western Region in Dubbo on Thursday 14 March: Jack Reid, Coby Hall, Wade Dwyer, Noah Scotson, Emmy Scotson, Addison Hopkin, Bella Gough, Charlotte Hopkin, Ben Brown, Hollie Higgins, Bindi Kilgour and Ryan George.

Congratulations to Addison Hopkin who broke the 8 years 50m freestyle record and Charlotte Hopkin who was runner up Senior girl champion, senior boys relay and junior girls relay 2nd place. Please remember to check that all belongings are labelled with your student's name. Numerous lunch boxes, jumpers, drink bottles and other gear are often left at school and if they are labelled we can return them to their correct owner. Our first K—6 assembly is on this Thursday 28 February and we would like to invite all our parents and supporters to be a part of recognising our wonderful students. 2/3/4 Tapirs are performing for us which will be a treat to watch. Our next Gobondery/NARRAF carnival is Cricket, which will be held in Peak Hill on Friday 22 March. All interested students who tried out have been given their permission notes.

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K—6 News

Gobondery/NARRAF Team: Wade Dwyer, Coby Hall, Ryan

George, Charlotte Hopkin, Bella Gough, Lewis Leonard,

Jack Reid, Bindi Kilgour, Noah Scotson, Hollie Higgins,

Hayley Hall, Addison Hopkin, Emmy Scotson and Ben

Brown.

Western Region Team: Coby Hall, Charlotte Hopkin,

Bella Gough, Ryan George, Jack Reid, Wade Dwyer,

Addison Hopkin, Emmy Scotson, Bindi Kilgour, Noah

Scotson and Hollie Higgins.

Primary Champion swimmers: Bella

Gough, Coby Hall, Noah Scotson,

Lewis Leonard, Hollie Higgins, Ashanti

Nelson and Ryan George.

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Sandwiches & Wraps Lunch Bags .20c, Rolls.80c, Toasted..20c, Spoons/Forks..20c, Extra Filling ………... 50c Chicken or Ham Salad Sandwich or Wrap……………...…………………………….. 5.50 Salad - Lettuce, Beetroot, Cheese, Tomato, Carrot, Cucumber ………………………. 5.00 Ham, Cheese & Tomato ………………………………………………………………. 4.50 Egg or Curried Egg ……………………………………………………………………. 4.00 Egg & Lettuce ……………………………………………………………...…………. 4.50 Tomato & Cheese………………... …………………………………………………… 4.00 Vegemite or Cheese …………………………………………………………………… 3.50 Chicken & Mayo ………………………………………………………………………. 4.00 Chicken Lettuce & Mayo ………………………………………………………………. 4.50 Corned Beef ……………………………………………………………………………. 3.50 Ham ……………………………………………………………………………………. 3.50 Fresh Fruit (as in season) ………………………………………………………………. 1.00

Salad Tubs Salad - ham/chicken, lettuce, carrot, tomato, beetroot, cucumber, cheese…………….. 5.50

Good Eating Hot Food Chicken Soup with roll…………….………………………………………………….. 5.00 Chicken & Gravy Rolls order only…………………………………………………….. 4.50 Plain Meat Pies….…………………………………………………………….………… 4.20 Sausage Rolls ………………………………………………………………..………… 3.70 Sauce Extra …………………………………………………………………………….. .30 Pizza ……………………………………………………………………………………. 2.50 Chicken Chilli Burger ………………………………………………………………….. 4.50 Chicken Burgers ………………………………………………………………………… 4.50 Lasagne …………………………………………………………………………………. 4.50 Chicken Nuggets………………………………………… …………….70c each or 3 for 2.00 Party Pies ………………………………………………………………………………. 1.20 Garlic Bread…………………………………………………………………………….. 2.00 Rounda …………………………………………………………………………………. 3.50 Cruizer Pie………………………………………………………………………………. 3.50

Drinks Orange + Apple Juices (Pure)……………………………………………………………. 2.50 Bottled Water ……………………………………………………………………………. 2.00 Pop Tops - Orange, Orange & Passionfruit, Apple (Pure )……………….…………….. 2.00 Poppers - Assorted Flavours ……………………………………………………………. 1.80 All mixed diet cans …………………………………………………………………....... 2.00

Milks Move Popper - Chocolate, Strawberry ……………………………………………….... 2.50 Hot Chocolate (Winter) ………………………………………………………………… 2.00 Nippy’s 500ml Iced Chocolate, Coffee and Strawberry ………………………………. 4.20

Frozen Products Paddle Pops - Chocolate, Rainbow ,…………………...………………………………. 1.60 Frozen Yoghurt ……………………………………………………………………....... 2.20 Icey Bites …………………………………………………………………………....... 1.00 Icy Twist - Lemonade…………………………………………………………………. 1.20 Calippo Minis …………………………………………………………………………. 1.00 Shakyz Shake …………………………………………………………………………. 2.20

Snack Foods Muffins …………………………………………. ………………………. Large 1.20 Small 60 Chips …………………………………………………………….…………………… .. 1.50 J J’s ……………………………………………………………......…………………. . 1.50

Popcorn...……………....……………………………………………………………......…………………. ………….. 1.00

Canteen Down Under

Price List 2019

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Kindergarten and Parents enjoyed a picnic lunch and craft activities

Gruffalo

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Linda, Lloyd and David O’Brien

Secondary News

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Housing Industry Association

Trades Career Event

Students: Tom Fuller, Preston Carney, Tori Cole, William Gordon, Mitchell Eather, Mitchell George, Lachlan Marks,

Finn Nielsen and Cooper Hunt.

On Friday 22 February 9 students from Years 10 -12 attended the Housing Industry Association (HIA) Trades Career

Event at Dubbo RSL. The day was very beneficial. It provided students with practical information and expert

interaction with professionals from the building and construction industry. Students learnt about career pathways and

apprenticeships.

A highlight of the event was former NRL player and Australian representative, Andrew Ryan's presentation. He

shared his inspirational story of combining a professional football career and being a horticulture and landscaping

apprentice (he now runs his own landscaping business). Andrew talked of the importance of setting goals, time

management, hard work and having the right attitude. His final tip for students was "Don't just stay at school to Year

12 because your friends are. Don't do what your friends are doing. Do what you want to do and get an apprentice-

ship".

Mrs Lovelock

Careers Adviser

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Congratulations to our Star Students You are our star students and this is your week to shine and enjoy your special

week. A canteen voucher will be given to each student of the week.

Week 3: Primary—Laura Oriel Secondary - Nahcia Thornton and Lilly Higgins

Week 4: Primary - Ryan Stanley and Secondary - Mitchell George

Respectful

Show respect to one another.

Responsible

Be prepared and equipped to learn.

Learners

Engaging to the best of our ability to learn.

Nahcia Thornton Lilly Higgins

Ryan Stanley

Laura Oriel

Mitchell George

Welcome to a great year in sport! I’d like to introduce myself and let you all know what is happening on and off the sporting fields at Warren Central School. I’m Mr Zayied, the new sports coordinator, and I love sport! I’m hoping my passion for sports spreads and more of our students get involved and have a go in 2019!

Swimming Following our great twilight carnival earlier in the term, several of our students have qualified for the Western Region Swimming Trials, which will be held in Dubbo on Friday 15 March. Students have the chance to be selected to represent Western NSW at the state championships later in the term. Please see Mr Zayied for your notes and more information.

Representative Trials In the coming weeks there are several opportunities for students to trial for positions in representative teams in Western Region. Most of these trials will require attending a competition day and competing against some of the best in our region. These trials are based upon individual and not team entries. If interested please see Mr Zayied. Tue 5 March – Under 15’s Boys and Girls Touch Football Trials (Orange) Fri 8 March – Opens Boys and Girls Hockey Trials (Molong) Fri 15 March – Swimming Trials (Dubbo) Wed 20 March – Lawn Bowls Trials (Orange) Fri 22 March – Rugby Union Trials (Dubbo) Mon 25 March – Girls Basketball Trials (Bathurst)

State Knockout Term 1 is a busy time for our State Knockout Competitions. If you haven’t already seen the school notices, please ensure you follow up with the relevant coaches for training and match details. Boys Open Soccer – Thursday 7 March Vs Gilgandra HS at Carter Oval (Warren) Coached by Mr Zayied Girls Open Soccer – TBC Vs Narromine HS at Narromine Coached by Mr Zayied Boys Open Squash Gala Day – Monday 18 March Vs Dubbo and Tottenham at Warren Coached by Mr Perry Table Tennis Mixed Open – TBC Vs Narromine HS

School Sport Friday school sport is up and running and students have already shown some great levels of engagement. At school a mix of team sports and Zumba are on offer, whilst off site we have a swimming group and a squash group. Please ensure Friday Sports notes have been returned to school with your child/ward. These notes contain important information and permission relating to school sports throughout the year. Also stay tuned for some exciting new recreational sports coming online in terms 2 and 3. We’re hoping to diversify what is on offer and give our students the opportunity to explore new activities. Enjoy your week in sport! Mr Zayied

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Sport News

On Monday 25 February, students

received the certificates for

champion swimming 2019.

Left: Mr Zayied, Braith Boyd, Tori

Cole, Brittany Marks, Malaki Nelson

and Courtney Marks.

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Food Technology and Hospitality Mrs Robertson

Above: Sophie Hopkin, Chelsey Hewett, Hayley Bock and Lakkari-Lee Williams.

9/10 Food Technology - Evolution of Australian cuisine., Traditional damper vs Contemporary.

Above: Jamie Sinclair and Zoe Taylor

Year 12 Hospitality. Methods of cookery, grilling Lamb

Kofta. Absolutely delicious.

Left: Year 6 students enjoy cooking with Mrs Robertson and

Mrs Mayger. Year 6 made pinwheels.

Daniel Stanley, Coby Hall, Mason Wilson and Jerome

Amatto-Shepherd looking at the pin wheels cooking in the

over.

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Moorambilla

Visits Warren Central School

Warren Central School students

have once again presented fine

voices and respectful participation

in the Moorambilla education and

audition workshops.

Michelle Leonard noticeably

commented on just how special

the sound was during singing and

how the school’s rhythm and

sense of pulse or beat had

improved.

I feel confident that a great

number of our students will once

again be invited to perform

throughout the state with the

Moorambilla production.

Congratulations to all participating

students!

Mrs Evans

Music Teacher

Primary Choir have

started practicing for

up coming events with

Mrs Evans.

Miss Erica and students band

together on 14 February to

dance for 1 Billion Rising.

Thousands of Risings calling for

an end to violence against all

women and girls, led by

grassroots activists in every

country, are happening around

the globe.

WCS dance video is on

Facebook and shared by

Southern Arts.

Thank you Miss Erica.