For The Calendar... Spotted…

• Dustin Carr for honesty. • Betsy Willis for courteous behaviour. • Jacob Waters and Johnny Wilson for citizenship. • Ronan Berney for thoughtful behaviour. • Makayla Cole for kindness. • Tegan Allport and Addie Dawson for helping to set up and

clean up for painting. • Ruby Butler for kindly helping others. • Gemma Chandler for being a delight in the playground. • Skye Garnham for outstanding manners at assembly. • Elizabeth McDonald for exceptional letter writing. • Liam Garnham for fabulous reading. • Kade Fowler for thinking of others. • Poppy Stephenson for respecting the property of others. • Briah Cluney and Gemma Chandler for looking out for their

friends in the playground. • Keeley Cunningham for wonderful creative writing. • Cameron Morton for loaning his Dairy of a Wimpy Kid book to

Mrs Hayes. • Phoebe Fannin for being responsible in the playground. • Lily Hattam for always being a great help in the classroom. • Poppy Stephenson and John Wilson for working so hard on

their safety posters. • Ihaka Hape for having the most beautiful manners in class.

‘What if I fall?’

‘Oh, but my darling what if you fly?’ Peter Pan

News & Views Crookwell Public School

8th September, 2017 Term 3 Week 8

43 Denison Street, Crookwell Ph: 48321213 Fax: 48321353

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

Working Together, Growing Together

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gundungurra nation, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future

Next Week

Mon. 11 Sep School Uniform Shop 8.45am – 10am

Mon. 11 Sep ‘Kids on Keyboards’

Tue. 12 Sep Boys State Hockey Championships ~ Narellan

Wed. 13 Sep Years 3 & 4 to SPACExpo in Goulburn

Thu. 14 Sep Playgroup cancelled

Fri. 15 Sep Years 3/4 Assembly Item @ 12.15pm

Fri. 15 Sep CWA scholarship application due

Fri. 15 Sep Mufti-Day ~ gold coin donation

Coming Up Mon. 18 Sep School Uniform Shop 8.45 – 10am

Mon. 18 Sep ‘Kids on Keyboards’ Concert @ 10.30am

Mon. 18 Sep Book Busking -10 -11am ~ Kindy & Yr 6

Mon. 18 Sep Book Busking -12 - 1pm ~ Year 5

Tue. 19 Sep Book Busking - 10 – 11am ~ 1/2W

Tue. 19 Sep Book Busking – 12 - 1pm ~ 1/2B

Tue. 19 Sep Years 3-6 Social from 6-8pm

Wed. 20 Sep Hockey Gala Day

Thu. 21 Sep Kindergarten visit Crown Theatre

Thu. 21 Sep Book Busking -10 -11.00am ~ Year 3

Thu. 21 Sep Book Busking -12 -1pm ~ Year 4

Fri. 22 Sep Term 3 concludes

Fri. 01 Dec Presentation Night for K-6 @ 7pm

‘Kids on Keyboards’ Concert On Monday 18th September, commencing at 10.30am, a concert will be held in the school hall for families and friends of students studying ‘Kids on Keyboards’. I hope you are able to join us.

Phone Call As the 2015 – 2017 Crookwell Public School Plan comes to the end of its life our thoughts are turning to the development the 2018 – 2020 Crookwell Public School Plan. In the development of a school plan it is imperative that each of the various stakeholders contribute towards the plan’s development.

Consequently, before the end of term a phone survey of randomly selected school families will be conducted to gauge your views as parents. It is not an onerous survey, there are only five questions to which we are seeking a frank and honest answer. I encourage you to enthusiastically participate in the survey to help us best develop a plan that effectively caters for the educational needs of all of Crookwell Public School’s students. If you are not contacted by phone in the coming weeks and you would like to take part in the survey, I encourage you to contact the school to complete the questionnaire. Poster Competition

The Electricity Safety Week 2017 Be a Safety Star

Poster Competition. Win a $1000 donation for your school P&C

Association!

The 2017 ‘Be a Safety Star’ Poster Competition runs from Monday, 12 June to Friday 13 October 2017. This year the competition is being extended with a winner to be chosen from each of these primary school categories (K-2, 3-4, 5-6). Each winner will receive a $1,000 donation for their P&C Association to spend on a safety improvement. Students will also receive a certificate and small gift for entering.

To enter students can:

1. Simply select one of the following safety messages: • Stay at least 8 metres away from fallen powerlines • Keep away from overhead powerlines • Use electrical appliances safely and correctly • Never play on electrical equipment or trees near

powerlines • Keep electrical appliances away from water.

2. Design a poster • Choose a safety message and design a poster using the

template attached to this News & Views. • Remember to fill out your name, school and year at the

bottom of the poster template. • Return your poster to the school office by Wednesday

11 October 2017.

Winner will be announced 6th November, 2017. CWA Year 7 Educational Grant (Reminder) The Southern Tablelands Group of the Country Women’s Association of NSW will be awarding Educational Grants for children entering secondary school in 2018.

To be eligible for the grant Year 6 students must:- • Live in the Southern Tablelands Group Area • Demonstrate commitment to their school life and

community • Be completing Year 6 in 2017

Completed applications need to be returned to Mr Atfield by 15th September, 2017 to ensure they can be posted with time to reach the judging panel by 30th September, 2017.

Late applications cannot be accepted

Crookwell High School Uniform Order Crookwell High School uniform order forms have gone home with Year 6 students with this News & Views.

Please note the following dates:

Monday 11th September From Monday 11th September samples of uniforms will be available for students to try on and order at the High School.

Friday 27th October All orders and payments must be received by the High School.

Tuesday 5th December Orientation Day All uniform orders available for collection. Enrolling Now For 2018 If you know of families who will have children starting school at Crookwell Public in 2018 please encourage them to return their Application For Enrolment Form promptly. This will allow staffing arrangements for next year to be firmly in place by the commencement of the new academic year.

Families new to the school community are invited to contact the school on 48321213 to arrange an interview with Mr Atfield, meet the staff, tour the school and receive a Crookwell Public School Information package.

Thank you to the families who have already completed and submitted their child’s application to enrol. Book Busking During the last week of term, providing the weather is agreeable, students will ‘Book Busk’ in the Crookwell main street area. If the weather is inclement and you are unsure as to whether Book Busking will go ahead please contact the school by phoning 48321213 before journeying to support the buskers.

Book Busking occurs when our students read down the street, under the supervision of their class teacher, to showcase their reading skills. Often passers-by make a donation to show their appreciation. This money raised is used to help purchase additional reading resources for the school.

This is a very inspiring activity for all our children. We rely on the support of the community to help our children shine in the spotlight for just a short time. Please drop down the street and support the reading buskers if at all possible. We’d love to see you there!

Book Busking Timetable Mon. 18th Sept. 10.00am – 11.00am ~ Kindy & Year 6 Mon. 18th Sept. 12.00pm – 1.00pm ~ Year 5 Tue. 19th Sept. 10.00am – 11.00am ~ 1/2W Tue. 19th Sept. 12.00pm – 1.00pm ~ 1/2B Thu. 21st Sept. 10.00am – 11.00pm ~ Year 3 Thu. 21st Sept. 12.00pm – 1.00pm ~ Year 4 N. B. To represent the school students need to be wearing their full school uniform.

MADD Night at Crookwell High Year 6 students were once again invited to perform at the Crookwell High School biannual MADD Night held last Friday night. Students performed a Djembe percussion routine, danced to a musical item performed by Year 12 students and sang with students from St Mary’s Primary School and Crookwell High School students. Participating students were enthralled by the items performed by high school students and were thrilled to see many of our ex-students on the stage, singing, dancing, acting and involved in a variety of musical items. Once again our students brought credit to our school, not only through their amazing performances, but also by their behaviour and their adaptability. Well done Year 6 performers!

Our amazing and talented MADD Night performers!

Cyber Safety Talks As part of National E-smart Week; a week where communities come together to encourage everyone to be smart, safe and responsible when using digital technology, Dale Croker, from the Goulburn Police Command, visited Crookwell Public School to talk to students in Years 5 & 6 about some of the issues they face when using technology and how students can become responsible citizens of the digital age. Students had the opportunity to participate in a question and answer session at the completion of the talks. Years 5 & 6 are now well prepared to join the digital community. Thank you Dale for your informative session.

Tilly Plumb, Mikayla Smith, Courtney Merryfull, Travis Rowles, Cameron Herd, Sean Ward and Zakaia Lewis enjoy having a chat with Dale at the conclusion of his informative

talk.

Woolworths Earn and Learn The Woolworths Earn & Learn program is back for 2017. Now anyone can help schools earn amazing equipment by shopping at Woolworths from the 26th July, 2017.

When you shop at Woolworths simply collect Woolworths Earn and Learn stickers from the checkout operator and place them on the Woolworths Earn and Learn sticker sheet. There’ll be one Woolworths Earn and Learn sticker for every $10 spent (excluding liquor, tobacco, and gift cards). Once completed, simply place the sticker sheet in the collection box located in the foyer of Crookwell Public School.

Please get behind this initiative and help Crookwell Public School students get their share of the thousands of educational resources that are available through the Woolworths Earn and Learn program. Hockey Gala Day On Wednesday 20th September Crookwell Public School and St Mary’s are running the Annual School Seven-a-side Hockey Gala Day at Todkill Park. This day is for all students in Years 3 to 6 who would like to participate. The day is all about participation and learning a new skill, so even if you have never picked up a hockey stick before, this day is suitable for you! Students will need to bring their own mouth guards and shin pads but sticks are available for loan if needed.

There will be canteen and BBQ facilities available on the day and these will be run by parents from both St Mary’s and Crookwell Public School. Students may bring money to purchase from these facilities.

The day will begin at 9.20am and students will arrive on their school buses or need to be dropped at Todkill Park by their parents. Buses will be organised to pick students up at the end of the day from Todkill Park. If your child usually walks home or is picked up by a parent, this will need to happen from Todkill Park.

Students will play approximately six shortened games of modified hockey against teams from Crookwell, Goulburn, Gunning and the Southern Highlands.

There will also be a skills session run by NSW Hockey representatives, State Representatives and other recognised players. Umpires and helpers will be supplied by high school students from Crookwell and Goulburn.

We are also seeking parents who would be able to assist for an hour to work on the canteen and BBQ. If you can assist please contact the school on 4832 1213.

Notes for all students in Years 3 to 6 will be handed out this week and if you would like your child to participate these notes must be returned no later than Friday 8th September.

Hope to see you there, Miss Anna Kemp

Helpers Needed On Wednesday 20th September the Crookwell 7-a-side Hockey Gala Day will be held at Todkil Park. We are seeking parents, relatives and community members that would be able to donate some of their time to assist in manning the BBQ and canteen facilities on the day. If you could assist with this please contact the school on 4832 1213 and let the office know that you are able to assist and approximately what time.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

Flying Start During Flying Start this week, we explored numbers and patterns. We read the story ‘The very blue thingamajig’ then decorated our own thingamajigs with coloured paper. Some students made patterns using their coloured paper. After our morning tea we went outside for a quick play as the wind made it a little cool. There is only two more Flying Start sessions left for 2017, with the last one being celebrated with a little party. Orientation Week will be in Week 6 of Term 4, 13th-17th November.

Georgina Robertson and Billie Woodmore play

with the animals together.

Harris Shah walks across the wobble board while holding Miss Anthony’s hand.

Braith Plumb enjoyed playing with the lions and tigers.

Kindergarten Orientation Week Monday 13th Nov. – Friday 17th Nov. 2017

Alvin Pearson moves the blue sand into the

corner with the trucks.

Emma Campbell holds on tight to the swing.

Charlotte Crosbie sits on the wobble seats like a swing.

More Flying Start Photographs

Lane Rowell, Cade Haynes and Alfie Haynes chase each

other around the fixed equipment.

Dally Webster and Alex Storrier are great friends!

Lennon Osborne enjoys climbing across the wobble steps.

Fathers’ Day Stall Last Friday all students from Crookwell Public School were lucky enough to purchase a gift for their dad for Fathers’ Day. There was a wonderful assortment of gifts to choose from including photo frames, mugs, notepads, tape measures and even lollies!

We hope all dads had a very special day on Sunday with their little loved ones!

A big thank you to the P&C and the many parent volunteers who helped to organise and run the Fathers’ Day stall! Thank you!

Evelyn Dark is assisted by Kristy Grove when purchasing her dad a gift for Fathers’ Day.

Clare McIntosh carefully wraps a gift for David Pick to take home to his dad.

News & Views Notices If you would like to have an article or community announcement in the News & Views we need to receive it by noon Thursday to be included in the News & Views the same week. Inclusions need to be emailed to crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au as an attachment. Lost Property The lost property bins are overflowing with no name jumpers. Please feel free to come in and grab one if you are missing a jumper. At the end of the term those not collected will be used for our second hand uniform supplies.

School Social Hear ye, hear ye, all the Princes, Princesses and magical creatures from Years 2-6 are invited to a ball, to be held in the school hall on Tuesday 19th September from 6pm until 8pm.

Our theme is all things Disney. Please come dressed as your favourite Disney character for a magical night of dancing and a sausage sizzle. Doors open at 6pm and the cost is $6 per student or $10 per family.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Crookwell Public School’s Literary Challenge! We invite all interested students to partake in our literary challenge. As you would be aware, our library stairs have been transformed into book spines of popular children books. The challenge for students is to read every book whose title is listed on the stairs to receive a special award before they exit primary school. As you complete reading a book have your parents or teachers sign that you have read that particular book and once you have read the entire list of books below, please present this sheet to Mr Atfield for a prize.

Name: ______________________________________

Book Titles Parent/Teacher

Signature & Date

The Gizmo by Paul Jennings

Where the Wild Things Are by M. Sendak

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K.Rowling

Charlotte’s Webb by E.B.White

Matilda by Roald Dahl

The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton

The Gruffalo by J. Donaldson

Green Eggs and Ham by Dr Seuss

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S.Lewis

The Secret Garden by F. Hodgson Burnett

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

The Wind In the Willows by K. Grahame

Possum Magic by Mem Fox

We’re Going On A Bear Hunt by M. Rosen

Diary of a Wimpy Kidd by Jeff Kinney

Blabber Mouth by Morris Gleitzman

Congratulations Isabella for successfully meeting the literacy challenge.

Mrs Willis presents Isabella Cole with her Literacy Challenge

pin after she successfully completed the challenge by reading every book whose title is painted on the stairs to the

library.

STEM Camp A small group of students from Years 5 and 6 will be participating in a very exciting program during the upcoming school holidays. Students will be joining others in Years 5,6 and 7 from across the district at Trinity Catholic College for a three day camp in which students must complete a variety of challenging tasks that will expand their knowledge in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This camp aims to build students problem solving skills and expanding their knowledge as they enter secondary education as well as developing friendships with staff and students within the local schooling community. Tasks will involve experimentation, designing, making, evaluating and building a variety of objects to solve problems based upon a fictitious “Day Zero” scenario.

Robotic Revolution Students in Years 3 to 6 had the opportunity to participate in a whole day robotics workshop to explore various STEM concepts. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) activities encourage the students to think beyond their normal parameters and challenge them in a variety of problem solving techniques. Students had to design, build and program a range of robots for activities such as rescues and creating timed dance sequences.

Vincent Bill, Myles Pitt-Lancaster, Lachlann Tetley, Levi Woods and Riley Osborne design their rescue robot.

Bethany Murray, Bonita Holman, Isla Stephenson and Emma Ward design their dance robot.

Bethany Murray addresses design issues

when attaching aspects of the robot.

Chanel Allwright is deep in thought while designing and building her robot.

Boyd Heidrich and Ryan Wong work collaboratively to build a

fantastic dance robot.

Robotic Revolution continued …..

Emma Ward, Isla Stephenson and Bethany Murray discuss the best way to build their robot.

Billy Speer and Eli Stewart concentrate on

using block coding their robot.

Ryan Wong and Boyd Heidrich make design

changes to enhance their robot.

Coding for the rescue robot.

Boys test their robotic codes on the test mat.

Rescue robot and it’s code.

Ari Stephenson works hard to program a code for his robot.

Chanel Allwright, Tilly Rose and Issy Snape code their dance robot.

Regional Athletes Last week seven students represented Crookwell Public School at the Regional Athletics. Alana Hollis, Oliver Corbally-Stourton, Tiana-Mae Lewis, Lillian Skelly, Luke Palmer, Mackenzie Gauci and Sophie Ward qualified to go to the AIS in Bruce, Canberra.

Crookwell Public School students displayed outstanding sportsmanship and achieved great results in their events. Alana Hollis and Mackenzie Gauci competed in shot put events, with Mackenzie coming 11th in her age group. Oliver Stourton and Luke Palmer both leaped 115cm in the high jump event. Luke Palmer also competed in the 100m placing 16th, 200m placing 7th and 800m placing 22nd. Lillian Skelly came 25th in the 100m, she came first in her 200m heat but just wasn't quick enough to make it in the top three for state and 15th in the 800m. Sophie Ward came 5th in her heat for the 100m and was a member of the girls relay team.

The girls relay team consisting of Tiana-Mae Lewis, Lillian Skelly, Sophie Ward and Mackenzie Gauci, (thank you Mackenzie for filling in, the support you showed to your peers is tremendous), ran their race in 1:07:84. They finished 5th in their heat and came 23rd out of 31 schools. Fantastic effort girls! Milton Public had the quickest time in the heats with 1:01:93, so the girls weren't really that far behind.

Another student who showed wonderful support to his peers was Luke Palmer who helped the girls relay team get their baton changes right before the race and he even went down with them to the marshalling area to support them. Luke really took it in his stride to fill the role of manager. Thank you Luke!

Many thanks must go to the parents who transported children to and from the event and for their amazing support on the day. Thank you!

Crookwell Public School Regional Athletics athletes: Tiana-Mae Lewis, Luke Palmer, Oliver Corbally-Stourton, Lillian Skelly, Sophie Ward & Mackenzie Gauci. (Absent - Alana

Hollis)

The sensational girls relay team: Mackenzie Gauci, Tiana-

Mae Lewis, Lillian Skelly & Sophie Ward, managed by Luke Palmer.

Ari hits iTunes! Ari Stephenson has had the exciting opportunity recently to record his amazing voice at the ‘Old Binda Rd’ Recording Studio. He has been fortunate enough to have it launched on iTunes last week! Get online and have a listen – definitely worth a download! Congratulations to our very talented Ari!

Ari Stephenson in the recording studio.

Ari’s new CD called The Hole In The Sunset.

Ari Stephenson is surrounded by the hi tech equipment in the recording studio.

WOW! Our Very Own State Player Last week Jesse Croker travelled to Wyong to play as part of the boys South Coast hockey team. Over the three days Jesse played defence, midfield and striker, giving a strong performance.

On the final day of competition Jesse was given the honour of being named in the NSW PSSA U12 Boys hockey team. He will travel to Adelaide in December and take part in the Pacific School Games, which has teams competing from every state in Australia, as well as teams from overseas.

Congratulations Jesse. We are very proud of you and wish you all the very best as you represent NSW in Adelaide.

A deservedly proud Jesse Croker, laden with a range of hockey ‘goodies’, will represent NSW in Adelaide with

enthusiasm, commitment and focus. Mufti Day for Jesse Next Friday 15th September, 2017 we encourage you to come to school in mufti-clothes and make a gold coin donation. All money raised from this initiative will be used to support Jesse Croker as he plays for the NSW Primary School Sports Association (PSSA) State Hockey Team in Adelaide in December against the other PSSA teams from the other states of Australia.

Let’s get behind this and give Jesse our full support. Welcome Back Campers Today we welcome home our Year 6 students along with Miss Bell, Mrs Atfield, Miss Longhurst and Mr Nedanoski who were the accompanying teachers, at the Narrabeen Lakes Sport and Recreation Camp. We hope you all had a brilliant time at the week-long camp with many fabulous memories to last you a lifetime. We are all looking forward to seeing your photographs and hearing about your experiences when you return to school next week.

Enjoy the weekend, with extra rest to recharge your batteries for next week.

Yours in Public Education,

Greg Atfield Principal

Michael Whittington & Jade Bell Assistant Principal Relieving Assistant Principal

P&C News ‘Snack Shack’ Roster 2017 Mon. 11 Sept Volunteer Needed

Wed. 13 Sept Bianca Bill & Mandy Hollis

Fri. 15 Sept Kristy Knight & Kassie Rowe

Mon. 18 Sept Volunteer Needed

Wed. 20 Sept Volunteer Needed

Fri. 22 Sept Volunteer Needed

Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof by Crookwell Public School.

NOMINATE A SPORTS VOLUNTEER – YOUTH & OPEN CATEGORIES The Office of Sport Western Summer Sport Volunteer Award is open for nominations. The winter season is winding down but now is the perfect time to nominate your coach, manager, administrator or a great official. Nomination process is simple, so take the time to help recognise the efforts of the outstanding volunteers who keep sport going in your town.

The Award has separate categories for Open and Youth (25 years and under) to recognise the importance of all aged volunteers in grassroots sport.

All nominees will receive a certificate, with the winner and runner up being awarded $250 & $100 (respectively) to spend on approved sports development programs.

In 150 words or less tell us how your volunteer is worthy of being nominated. Nominations can be made online via the Office of Sport website https://sportandrecreation.nsw.gov.au/clubs/western-award

Nominations close Friday 13th October

Samaritans Purse – Operation Christmas Child Crookwell Public School is once again supporting the Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child appeal. You can support this initiative by simply choosing if you are buying for a boy or girl, their age bracket, 2-4, 5-9, or 10-14 and a suitable gift to place in the shoe box to send to those less fortunate. We will fill each shoebox with these simple, yet thoughtful gifts and send them off at the end of October. Gift ideas include: Something to wear Something to play with Something for school Something to love Something special Something for personal hygiene More gift ideas can be found by visiting https://www.samaritanspurse.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/OCC2016-GIFT_IDEAS-FINAL.pdf

2 pairs kids glasses from $99* Including free SuperTough lens upgrade^

210 Auburn Street Goulburn (opp. Belmore Park)

4821 4655

Price complete with standard single vision lenses with scratch resistant coating. Second pair must be from the same prices range of frames and lens range or below. Must be same prescription. Extra options not included. Prices for other lens types may differ. ^Free SuperTough lens upgrade only available with standard single vision glasses for kids under 16.

THE NEATE SWIM SCHOOL

SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM

& TERM 4 LESSONS

We will be holding an Intensive Learn to Swim Program during the school holidays from 25th to 29th September. These will be group lessons of up to 4 children of same level swimmers. Cost is $50 per child for the 5 days for school age children & $75 & groups of 2 for pre-schoolers. This program has been very successful in the past as it gives the opportunity of swimming every day and the student’s progress at a much faster rate. We are taking bookings now so please phone the office on 02 48 212553 to reserve your place or for more information.

We are also taking bookings for all levels of swimmers (infants to squad level & adults) for Term 4 lessons. There are limited spots available on certain days.

We also conduct swimming lessons for children with disabilities of all levels & ages. We have a pool hoist & water wheelchair for easy access to the pool if required.

Please call the office on 02 48 212553 for more information.

Email: neatename@bigpond.com.au

Facebook: The Neate Swimschool 15 Dewhirst Street, Goulburn

Crookwell Junior Cricket Competition for (8- 10 year olds) Calling for expressions of interest to play cricket Friday nights in Goulburn from 5pm – 7pm.

Please call Matt Grove for more information or to indicate your interest on 0417 976 353.

Primary Ethics Training Workshop 18 & 19 November at Goulburn West PS

If you’re a parent, grandparent or have time, then please consider helping to deliver ethics classes. Volunteers often say that they find the classes interesting and informative to teach. Volunteers are well supported by teachers who stay in the classroom.

Primary Ethics provides the opportunity for NSW public primary school students who don’t attend scripture classes (SRE) to participate in philosophical ethics classes. Primary Ethics employs professional experts to train and support volunteers and who are always available for you.

The weekly lessons are scripted for you and easy to follow. It takes about 30 minutes to prepare for lessons held during school term. The scripted lessons do not tell the children what to think but rather prompt the children’s own thinking and discussion about topics such as friendship, sharing, laziness, fairness. You are there only to help everybody have input into the discussion. The classes teach children how to think about and discuss moral issues in a mutually respectful way. The children develop skills they can use to solve problems throughout their lives.

For more information or to apply online, please go to primaryethics.com.au or phone 0467340045.

FIT FARMERS WORKSHOP WHEN

Friday September 15th 9.30am – 2pm

WHERE

CROOKWELL MEMORIAL HALL Dennison Street Crookwell

PRESENTATIONS TARGETING FINANCIAL, PHYSICAL AND

MENTAL HEALTH BY:

Stephen Carroll Steve is a mental health practitioner with many years

experience working in rural communities.

Richard Moffitt - Next Rural Succession and the transition process - how to get started,

involving all generations, scenarios and traps to be wary of.

Tim Roberts – Exercise Physiologist Finding the motivation to improving physical health and how

this influences your overall health.

RSVP ESSENTIAL - FOR CATERING AND ALTERNATIVE DIETARY REQUIREMENTS

Ruth Aveyard 0447 242 474

coordinator@upperlachlanlandcare.org.au

COST $5 PER PERSON or

LANDCARE MEMBERS

FREE (membership

available on the day)

MORNING TEA ON ARRIVAL AND LUNCH INCLUDED

CWA morning tea and

gourmet steak

sandwiches at lunch

POP UP DISPLAYS RAMHP

DPI – Rural Resilience

Program

State Emergency Service

Rural Fire Service

Local Land Services

Our Voice NDIS

specialist service

Headspace

One Door Mental Health

PHAM

Crookwell

Neighbourhood Centre

Courage, Wisdom

Change

Police Rural Crime

And more………