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Quandialla Public School “Together we provide opportunities to succeed”
NEWSLETTER hird Street
UANDIALLA NSW 2721
T 0263 471 207
F 0263 471 248
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Principal’s Report
What a fabulous morning we had yesterday with
the riders from the Ride for Resilience. These
riders were riding from Forbes to Mangoplah to
raise money for the Activefarmers, they had
raised over $100 thousand which is a huge effort
for 36 people. Thanks to our P&C for providing a
lovely morning tea for the riders.
On Thursday all students will travel to Forbes to
practise for the Forbes Small Schools Showcase.
The bus will leave the school at 8.50, we will wait
for those that catch the little bus to arrive and
then head out. We are aiming to be back at
school by 3.10pm, but will keep parents informed
via the messenger group if we will be later than
this. Students need to pack recess, lunch and
water and need to wear their school uniform.
Bland Sports is being held in Bribbaree on Friday.
Parents are to transport their children to
Bribbaree. Students need to wear navy shorts
and our school sports shirts will be handed out as
Tuesday, 17th
September, 2019
Ride for Resilience Visit Quandialla
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they arrive – if you still have a shirt at home
please bring it on Friday. Please aim to be at
Bribbaree by 8.50 so we can get organised for the
marching.
We’re getting very excited about the Forbes Small
Schools Creative Arts Showcase, which is on next
Monday 23rd September in the Forbes Town Hall.
Students have been asked to get to the Town Hall
at 4.45 in preparation for the Showcase
commencing at 5.30. Students need to wear
smart casual clothes for the evening. It is asked
parents bring along a plate to share for supper at
intermission and the show is set to finish at
approximately 7pm. It’s not too late to come into
school to get your tickets and everyone is
welcome. If you have any questions concerning
arrangements for the night please phone the
school.
Over the past week we have sent many notes
home informing parents of our upcoming events
and gaining permission for students to attend. I
have been very impressed with the prompt replies
and the commitment of parents and students to
attend. Returning notes to school early makes it
much easier to organise staff, students and
transport. Thanks so much to everyone that have
returned notes.
Our school has a fabulous bunch of parents that
band together to raise money to provide great
opportunities for our students. Here’s some of the
things the P.&C. have contributed to so far this
year; students travelling to Forbes by bus for the
Showcase rehearsal, accommodation for 3-6
touch football players in Dubbo, accommodation
for relay swimmers in Sydney, accommodation for
School Spectacular in Sydney and school
resources. Washing up, carrying plates, making
food or doing canteen all contributes to raising
funds to help our students. I encourage all
parents to come along and help out to lighten the
load.
Kate Johnson – Principal
School Spectacular 2019
The Schools Spectacular is an iconic cultural event, unequalled in the world. With a 2700 voice choir, 2300 diverse dancers, an 80-piece symphony orchestra, a world-class stage band and a vast number of outstanding solo performers, the Schools Spectacular is unparalleled in the world in terms of sheer size, scale and scope. In fact, this world-class performance is a Guinness World Record holder! Showcasing incredible talent of all ages from public schools in all regions of NSW, this is a not-to-be-missed event. In 2019, the Schools Spectacular celebrates some of the greatest music, theatrical shows, stories and lessons of all time, performed by some of the most remarkable young Australians you’ll ever see.
Purchase your tickets at:
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SCHOOL INFORMATION
Canteen operates each Wednesday.
CANTEEN ROSTER – TERM 2 - 2019
24th July Kacie Cattle Week 1
31st July Margaret Priestley Week 2
7th August Tracie Sheer Week 3
14th August Sarah Ryan Week 4
21st August Emily Johnston Week 5
28th August Bronwyn Morley Week 6
4th September Catia Nowlan Week 7
11th September Tracie Sheer Week 8
18th September Margaret Priestley Week 9
25th September Kacie Cattle Week 10
BELL TIMES
9.00 am – 11.00 am Morning session
11.00 am – 11.25 am RECESS
11.25 am – 1.00 pm Mid session
1.00 pm – 1.50 pm K – 6 LUNCH
1.50 pm – 3.10 pm Afternoon session
3.10 pm SCHOOL FINISHES
TERM 3 – 2019
WEEK 9
Wednesday, Sept. 18th Canteen Thursday, Sept. 19th Whole School Rehearsal at Forbes (Creative Arts Showcase). Friday, Sept. 20th Bland Sports Carnival - Bribbaree Public School
WEEK 10
Monday, Sept. 23rd Small Schools Creative Arts Showcase - 5.30 pm Forbes Town Hall Wednesday, Sept. 25th Canteen Friday, Sept. 26th 'Talk Like a Pirate Day' Fundraiser for Childhood Cancer.
School Holidays
Monday, 30th September - Friday, 11th October, 2019
TERM 4 – 2019
WEEK 1
Monday, Oct. 14th All students return today for Term 4. Wednesday, Oct. 16th Canteen
WEEK 2
Wednesday, Oct. 23rd Canteen
"Day For Daniel' (Daniel Morcombe Foundation)
Weddin Shire Council News
Come and enjoy Rocket Man.
Free entry. Booking of seats is preferred. FOGL will be running a candy bar.
No hot food or alcohol allowed. Bring your own bean bag or cushion for comfort. Chairs
are provided.
Session
Saturday 21 - 7.45pm for an 8pm start
PO BOX 125 GLENN CARROLL AUTHORISED BY
GRENFELL GENERAL MANAGER
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Photo Gallery
‘Ride for Resilience’
Raising money for
Activefarmers.
Monday, 16th September, 2019.
Quandialla Public School
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ST JOSEPH’S CHILDREN’S LITURGY
The next 4th Sunday Children’s Liturgy will be held
on Sunday 22nd September during the 9.30 am
mass. All primary school aged children are
welcome. There will also be morning tea following
mass. This will be Father Tom’s last mass with us
before he moves to his new parish so it will be a
chance to say goodbye to him as well.
GRENFELL COMBINED CHURCHES
DINNER
St Joseph’s Parish will be hosting the Combined
Churches dinner on Thursday 26th September at
6.30pm at the Grenfell Country Club. Tickets are
available at Louisa’s Locker for $25.00 per head
for a two course meal. Guest speaker will be
Vanessa Gibson. Tickets must be paid for by
Wednesday 18th September. All are welcome.
Mary Moffitt
Secretary
St Joseph’s Parish Pastoral Council
SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN
FREE KIDS ACTVITY DAY AT THE AGE OF FISHES MUSEUM IN CANOWINDRA
TUESDAY 8th
OCTOBER FROM 10AM-1PM
Science Experiments, Craft Activities, Free Membership to our Kids Fossil Club and a Free Sausage
Sizzle. Kids free/ Adults $5.00 each.
129 Gaskill Street Canowindra, email: [email protected], Ph 0263441008
