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Next Week

Mon. 7 Dec Year 6 Camp @ Cataract Park

Mon. 7 Dec Year 5 visit Police Station and Court House

Tue. 8 Dec Year 5 visit Lindner’s Sock Factory

Wed. 9 Dec Year 5 visit Tennis Courts & Park

Thur. 10 Dec Year 3 & 4 Taronga Zoo (Elephants)

Fri. 11 Dec Year 3 & 4 Taronga Zoo (Lions)

Fri. 11 Dec Year 6 Campers Return

Coming Up

Mon. 14 Dec Year 6 Awards Ceremony and Luncheon

Wed. 16 Dec Last Day of School for Students

2021

Wed. 27 Jan Staff Development Day

Thur. 28 Jan Staff Development Day

Fri. 29 Jan Years 1 – 6 return for Term 1, 2021

Fri. 29 Jan Kindergarten Best Start assessments

Mon. 1 Feb Kindergarten Students begin school!

Term 4 Library Update Over the coming weeks, it would be much appreciated if students could return any borrowed library books to school to allow a complete stocktake of library resources to successfully occur before the end of term.

News & Views

Stirling Inder for professional announcements.

Poppy Stephenson for assisting other students.

Aria Bailey for being a sensible fill in Class Captain.

Chloe Price for being such a caring friend.

Tully Price-Jones for his humorous stories.

Our P&C members for organising an amazing Christmas raffle!

Year 6 for holding a very successful fete.

The Cramp family for being so generous and kind! Your treats were delicious!

Indi Fahey, Georgie Kemp-Robertson, Isabelle Hewitt and Charlie Cramp for their mature behaviour.

Well done to our amazing athletes and congratulations to our athletic award recipients.

All the students who supported Year 6 and participated in the fete activities.

All the staff members who assisted Year 6 on the stalls during the fete. A BIG thank you from Year 6!

Skye Garnham for her assistance around the classroom and responsible behaviour.

Noah Edwards for being thoughtful and looking after his friends at the Year 6 fete.

Levi Jacob for fantastic handwriting.

Tait Inder for making his very own book at home and reading it to his peers.

Jack Haynes for exceptional resilience.

Aubrey for being a caring member of CPS.

Elouise Tucker for brightening up everyone’s day with her delightful personality.

Caleb Woods for working hard to crack codes in numeracy.

Harrison Galway, Caleb Woods and Brax Druett for working effectively as a team when researching Christmas traditions in Poland.

Thomas Haywood Whipp for continued attention to detail in his artworks.

Briah Cluney for thinking of others.

Crookwell Public School

4th December, 2020 Term 4 Week 8

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

to Elders past, present and future

Flying Start This week saw the conclusion to our Flying Start program for 2020. The program concluded with the presentation of certificates and a picnic party. It has been a pleasure getting to know each of our Kindergarten students for 2021 and to watch their friendships and social confidence develop. We look forward to walking beside them as they begin the next stage of their education journey and are confident that they are ready to fly!

Billy Granger and Jak Fahey concentrate on solving puzzles.

Max Bilsborough was keen to wear his school uniform like

his big brother Jack.

Darcy Cramp displays his certificate with Mrs Hayes.

Benji Tate is the fourth and final boy in his family to start

school.

Get ready because here we come, Kindergarten 2021!

Willow McGeechan and Poppy Davis enjoy their lolly bags.

Billy Granger and Oscar Stepien are happy to be outside.

Yum … Ayden Garnham and Fletcher Skidmore think a party

is a great way to end Flying Start.

Presentation Day Celebrations 2020 Last Friday, we celebrated the individual academic, social and sporting awards of all students at Crookwell Public School. It was a wonderful day of celebration and reflection of 2020; a very challenging, yet rewarding year. We commend all students for their resilience, persistence and significant achievements throughout the year and wish them continued success and happiness in 2021! Congratulations CPS students! A video of each class receiving their individual awards will be posted on Google Classroom for viewing.

Skye Garnham, Sianabel Anderson and Betsy Willis receive

Principal awards for their commitment to the smooth operating of technology at Presentation Day.

The whole school danced to ‘Together’ by Sia.

Kindergarten students enjoyed their very first Presentation

Day celebration.

Stage 2 dancers display their talent during the opening

number.

Sophie Ward, Ellie Whittington, Charlie Colley and Jack

Speer did an exceptional job hosting this year’s Presentation Day.

Mrs Thorpe and Kaz presents an excited Cooper Tetley with

his Year 5 achievement award.

Year 5 students gratefully accept their book awards.

Sam Dooley and Evelyn Dark confidently present the Forum

report on behalf of their team.

K-2 entertain us with their adorable and charming

choreography.

Exemplary attendance (100%) is the reason these students

are feeling so proud.

Our current Prefects announce and congratulate Crookwell

Public School’s Prefects for 2021: Evelyn Dark, Tegan Allport, Anthony Barber and Erik Skelly.

Waratah House Captains: Nathan Rowles, Vincent Bill,

Emma Kemp-Robertson and Sianabel Anderson are presented with four sporting shields from Mr Roberts.

Waratah won each sporting event, including the modified carnivals!

Garth Stanger is the proud recipient of the K-2 Library

Award.

The 3-6 Library Award was presented to an elated, Ryann

Ross!

Year 6 Fete Thankfully after the storm on Tuesday afternoon the clouds cleared ready for a beautiful Wednesday – the day of the Year 6 Fete. Students prepared their stalls ready for the junior students to have their faces painted, makeup applied, footballs thrown and obstacle courses to complete.

It was a great day and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Well done to all Year 6 students and their families for providing the materials and baked goods, even though there was a black out!

Charlotte Selmes and Keeley Cunningham all ready at their

hair salon.

Lazarus Topalidis trialling the obstacle course.

Sianabel Anderson, Betsy Willis and Jayde Della were all

smiles at the BBQ stall.

Tahlia Gourlay, Vincent Bill and Mrs Hayes were selling

some amazing treasures at the White Elephant Stall.

Pat Stivala waits patiently for his delicious cakes.

Nathan Rowles creates a masterpiece on Faith Riles at the

face painting stall.

Tegan Allport and Montanna Allwright are excited as they get

their hair done.

Emma Kemp-Robertson changes Johnny Wilson into a scary

monster.

Indi Davis shows her purchases from the White Elephant

Stall.

Joshua Churchill carefully makes ice cream spiders for the

busy crowd.

Alec and Kaz were characters in the Haunted House.

Elouise Tucker enjoys sausages and poppers from the BBQ.

Alex Anderson, Jacob Waters, Anthony Barber and Jack

Haynes look terrific after hitting the fete stalls.

Jack Speer was a keen participant at the Cake Toss stall.

2021 Classes and Teachers

I am very pleased with the educational and social advantages that our class grouping will allow again next year. This arrangement that is not based on enrolment numbers, although made possible by enrolment numbers, will allow the academic and social needs of ALL students to

be best met. A great deal of time and effort, starting right back in Term 2, by your child’s teachers and executive staff, the people who know your child best at school, has been spent considering assessment data and peer relationships to form the most effective classes possible. They are experienced, educationally trained and dedicated professionals who want the very best educational ‘package’ for your child at Crookwell Public School.

I want you as parents to embrace and fully support this plan however I do understand that some of you will have questions and concerns that you would like addressed. I encourage you to phone me on 48 321 213 to discuss the matter or make an appointment to arrange a meeting time if you have any questions or concerns.

Early in Term 1 2021 a ‘Meet the Teacher’ afternoon will be conducted. I hope that you will be able to attend these meetings to understand what is happening in classrooms and learn the steps you can take at home to best support your child’s academic and social development.

Early Stage 1

Kindergarten: 17 gorgeous Kindergarten students will be taught by Mrs Margi Hayes and assisted by Miss Kirstie O’Neill. Prior to commencing school all Kindergarten children will participate in BEST START Assessments on Friday 29th January, 2021.

Once the children commence their formal schooling they will participate in the highly successful L3 (Language, Learning and Literacy) program. Kindergarten will be housed in the current purpose designed Kindergarten classroom.

Stage 1

Year 1/2 Emu Room: Mrs Georgie Picker and Student Learning Support Officer

Billi K Billy W Poppy S

Koa H Leo C Faith R

Joscelyn O Harrison S Levi N

Elouise T Killian B Cooper N

Sophie M Jo-Lee M Riley H

Tait I Laura W Jackson R

18 students

Year 1/2 Kangaroo Room Mrs Phoebe Bell and Student Learning Support Officer

Tenielle R Benji M Charles W

Bronte T Carter L Jackson W

Ivy S Jimmy HW Kai F

Paige H Lily B Caden L

Indiarna D Olivia W Connor B

Aubrey J Aria B Isayah D

18 students

Year 1/2 Platypus Room Mrs Jade Bell/Miss Sophie Stephenson and Student Learning Support Officer

Dorothy L Kyle W Charlie C

Kelseyann P Jack B Sam S

Ginny W Cristian H Jack F

Halla PJ Levi J Oliver K

Isla W Isabelle H Taj D

Remi N Olivia S Garth S

Lincoln N 19 students

The student/teacher ratio of 1:9 for Kindergarten and 1:19 or less for 1/2 classes are best suited to allow each child to receive a quality education in a nurturing, safe environment where all needs, academic, social, physical and emotional can be met.

Stage 2

Year 3/4 Mrs Erin Thorpe Koala Room

Rueben.GN Caleb W. Sam F.

Alfie H. Lachlan N. Zoe K.

Piquet N. Tully P-J. Laura C.

Jordan T. Ollie C. Ava W-S.

Nathaniel H. Ned C. Koa P.

Tommy D. Logan R. Chelsea D

Ryann R. Cooper G. Alexis S.

Thomas H-W. Liam M. 23 students

Year 3/4 Echidna Room Miss Ellen Miners

Emma C. Harrison G. Gemma C.

Georgie R. Bastian H. Charli K.

Indi F. Levi W. Chloe P.

Mackenzie B. Brayden P. Briah C.

Alvin P. Jim D. Charlotte T.

Lane C-R. Daniel C. Kenzi F.

Tyler B. Phoenix D. Hayley R.

Braxton D. Noah E. Ivy B.

24 students

The student/teacher ratio of 1:24 for 3/4 classes are best suited to allow each child to receive a quality education in a nurturing, safe environment where all needs, academic, social, physical and emotional can be met. It will also allow our Year 3 students, who are entering a new stage, an advantage as the classes can operate similar to what they are accustomed to in the infants.

Stage 3

Year 5/6 Magpie Room Mrs Lauren Caffery and Student Learning Support Officer

Dustin C. Jacob W. Codie R.

Sonny W. Pat S. Emily S.

Benjamin W. Erik S. Crystal P.

Kade F. Cooper T. Montanna A.

Lincoln K. Joe S. Alyssa H.

Jonah A. Jack H. Tegan A.

Anthony B. Naomi C. Elle B.

John W. Elizabeth Mc. 23 students

Year 5/6 Kookaburra Room Mrs Sarah Whittington

Taylor E. Angus B. Addie D.

Bailey S. Alex A. Evelyn D.

George W. Jet T. Ruby B.

William Mc. Charlie Mc. Nina M.

Bodi W. Michael F. Annabelle C.

David P. Liam G. Reagan W.

Louise R. Riley FB. Phoebe M.

Ada D. Jack Mc Poppy S.

Shae D. 25 students

Year 5/6 Dingo Room Miss Anna Kemp – STEM and Science Learning Space

Miss Kemp will be teaching STEM and Science to all students in Stage 2 and Stage 3 in the Dingo room. Miss Kemp will also be teaching a group of Year 5/6 students English and mathematics four days per week.

The Year 5/6 classes have been successful this year which has allowed for smaller class sizes, peer tutoring, academic needs to be met and fostering friendships across different year levels.

Students will still have a Yr 5/6 base class for Stage 3 but there will be extra time for Year 5 and Year 6 to be together as a year group based on the feedback we received this year. Year 6 will still hold all leadership roles, have special privilege of the Year 6 quad and attend camp as a Year 6 class.

Additional Staff

Ms Lauren Caffery will begin as relieving assistant principal in 2021 alongside Mrs Bell and Miss O’Neill. Miss O’Neill will be assisting in Kindergarten while also holding the role of the school’s Learning Assistance Support Teacher (LAST) where she will be working with students across the school requiring additional academic assistance. Mrs Mel Stepien will be working two days per week to provide release from face to face for the infants staff.

Mr Atfield, Mrs Atfield, Mr Roberts, Miss Wilson and Mrs Graham will no longer be a part of the staff. Mr and Mrs Atfield will be on leave while Mrs Graham has been appointed to The Crescent School in Goulburn while Mr Roberts and Miss Wilson are taking on temporary roles at other schools in 2021. On behalf of the Crookwell Public School community I would like to thank Mr Atfield, Mrs Atfield, Mrs Graham, Miss Wilson and Mr Roberts for their contribution to Crookwell Public School’s students and wish them well in the future. Mr Bojan Nedanoski is taking leave in 2021.

School Learning Support Officers, Mrs Kate Gay, Miss Jayde Della, Mrs Karen Lynam and Mrs Nicole Price will continue to provide additional assistance and support to students in classrooms across the school.

Mrs Billie Willis is taking leave in 2021 and a replacement School Administration Manager will be relieving in her position with the support of Mrs Amanda Merryfull and Mrs Emma Bilsborough.

Enrolling Now For 2021

If you know of families who will have children starting school at Crookwell Public in 2021 please encourage them to return their Application for Enrolment Form by the end of this term. 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 48 321 213 to arrange an interview with Mr Whittington, 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.

Details For Starting School Next Year School re-opens for the 2021 academic year with TWO staff development days, Wednesday 27th January and Thursday 28th January 2021 when staff only return to school. Students

in Years 1 to 6 will return to school on Friday 29th January. The 2021 Kindergarten students will commence their schooling on Monday 1st February, 2021 after participating in the Best Start assessment program for approximately 45 minutes on Friday 29th January, 2021.

N.B. Invitations informing Kindergarten families of their child’s Best Start interview times will arrive in the post before the end of this term.

Why composite classes? Multi-age or composite classes are made up of students drawn from different scholastic years. Research has found that multi-age classes may provide social and emotional benefits to students, even though class structure does not determine educational advantage or disadvantage.

Multi-age or composite classes may be established where it is considered that mixing students of different ages and scholastic years is academically and socially advantageous. These classes are often designed to match the organisation of the syllabus, which is based on ‘stages’ running over two years.

That is, Stage 1 subject outcomes are covered over two years (Year 1 and Year 2), Stage 2 subject outcomes are covered over two years (Year 3 and Year 4), Stage 3 subject outcomes are covered over two years (Year 5 and Year 6) with Early Stage 1 being the only stand-alone stage for Kindergarten where the subject outcomes are covered over just one year.

The primary concern for most parents is for their child to be happy at school and the structure of classes does not dictate whether a child will be happy or not at school. The programs and opportunities on offer, in conjunction with positive relationships, contribute to student happiness and engagement at school with the single most powerful contributor being the person standing in front of the students each day, the teacher!

“Straight” grades are made up of students with varying strengths and abilities so in fact by definition – all classes are composite. There is no classroom that exists where all students are at the same level and require the same things, delivered in the same way. So regardless of classroom structure, a child’s education will come down to the quality, effectiveness and commitment of the school and the teacher in charge of managing the class.

Can one teacher actually differentiate for such a wide range of ages, needs and abilities?

Every teacher (whether in a composite or straight classroom) are already providing a differentiated curriculum that caters to all children as individuals and identifying opportunities to extend or support learning. A hardworking teacher can make it work so that the advantages of a composite class outweigh the concerns. An effective teacher will engage all students and students who are motivated and interested will learn whether the class is structured by grade, age, ability, or multi-grade.

Advantages of a composite class

Children in multi-age classes will become more confident making friends across age groups – a skill they will need after school when they are employed.

Over time, students become proficient at problem-solving skills and independent learning. Problem solving is one of the key skills kids will need in the future for both employment opportunities but also resilience in a changing society.

Younger students within a composite grade generally look up to their older peers and aspire to learn out of admiration rather than extrinsic rewards.

Older students learn leadership skills and enjoy the mentoring opportunity and sense of guidance that they can provide to their younger peers.

Composite classrooms can help bring the school community closer as students get to know children of various ages.

The younger students have the opportunity for enhanced learning experiences when they are ready for it.

Children in multi-age classes will become more confident making friends across age groups – a skill they will need after school when they are employed.

https://www.kidspot.com.au/school/primary/starting-school/the-parents-guide-to-composite-classes/news-story/31a65e6c0fb57afc8cd242dddb2e88d1

In the Classroom

1/2 Emu is getting into the festive spirit! The students were very excited that is finally December. It is the most wonderful time of the year where we listen to Christmas carols, write letters to Santa and other fun Christmas themed activities. We are looking forward to lots of other fun events and experiences during our last days of school for 2020.

Piquet nelson, Lane Cunningham-Rowell and Samuel Saville enjoyed working on the Christmas Doubles activity together.

Jack Frost and Olivia Woods putting the star on our

classroom's Christmas tree.

Olivia Stepien and Laura Watson finished their letters to

Santa and popped them into the North Pole Post Office box.

Stage 2 Taronga Zoo Excursion As an end of year treat Stage 2 students are invited to join us for a day at Taronga Zoo Sydney. The excursion will involve travel by train, light rail and ferry, allowing students to experience the sights of the city first hand. Due to COVID-19 restrictions the trip will be split across two days, Thursday 10th December and Friday 11th December.

The two groups are as follows:-

Elephants - Thursday Lions - Friday

Ivy Bailey Jonah Allwright

Danny Caves Gemma Chandler

Ned Cramp Laura Churchill

Phoenix Davis Briah Cluney

Jim Dawson Brax Druett

Taylor Eason Harry Galway

Kade Fowler Thomas Haywood Whipp

Lincoln Kearney Bastian Huang

Charli Kelly David Pick

Zoe Knight Chloe Price

Lachlan Nolan Ben Webster

Koa Pick Ava Wilcox-Symons

Tully Price Jones Caleb Woods

Ryann Ross Sonny Woods

Bailey Sewalt Dustin Carr

Levi Webster Shae Dumesic

George Willis Ada Dunn

Ollie Croker Cooper Galway

Noah Edwards William McDonald

Kenzi Fowler Liam Maloney

Sam Frost Brayden Perring

Hayley Richardson Logan Roberts

Alexis Stivala Louise Robertson

Charlotte Tetley Bodi Waters

Teachers Teachers

Greg Atfield Greg Atfield

Lauren Caffery Lesley Atfield

Ellen Miners Karen Arnall

Kirstie O’Neill Margi Hayes

Georgie Picker

The following details apply for both days. Meeting time: 8:00am sharp at Goulburn Railway Station, with train departing at 8:20 and returning at 8:30pm The cost per child is $60 and will included all transport fares, zoo entry, lunch and dinner.

Students are to wear full school uniform, with comfortable walking shoes and their school hat, and take a small back pack with recess (no lollies), water bottle, sunscreen and school jumper in case the weather turns cool. Students are not to bring any technology including iPad, iPod and mobile phones on the excursion.

Athletic Age Champions 2020 Congratulations to our Athletic Age Champions who were presented with their medals this week. These students participated in all running and field events to the best of their ability and should be congratulated for their amazing results.

Senior Champions: Sophie Ward and Tyler Smith

11 Year Champions: Skye Garnham (absent) and Alex Anderson

Junior Champions: Crystal Pick and Ryann Ross

Year 5 Week 9 activities A range of activities have been organised for Year 5 while Year 6 are attending camp in Week 9. During these activities we will be exploring the local area of Crookwell. Some of these activities will mean that we will be walking to venues in Crookwell. Students will need to bring hats and wear sunscreen for these days.

Monday: Visiting the local Police Station and court House in the morning and Mr Wilson, from CHS, will join us back at school for an afternoon of table games.

Tuesday: We will be walking down to Lindner’s Sock Factory for a tour.

Wednesday: We will be walking to the tennis courts and having a few games of tennis. On the walk back, we will have a picnic and a play at the pool park. Students need to bring their own lunch that we will take to the park to eat.

Thursday: We will be having a challenge day at school.

Friday: We will be having a STEM activity morning then watch a movie in the afternoon. The movie Year 5 have voted to watch is ‘A Babysitter's Guide To Monster Hunting’ (Rated PG). Students can bring in a small bag of lollies to eat during the movie.

Full school uniform (inc. hats) needs to be worn every day except Friday when students will be allowed to wear mufti.

Please return the permission slip Monday morning. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Year 5 Week 9 Activities Permission

I give permission for my child/ren ______________________________ of ________________ class to attend and participate in the activities for Year 5 in Week 9 December, 2020 including watching a PG rated movie, ‘A Babysitter's Guide To Monster Hunting’. Signed: ___________________________ Date: _________ (Parent/Caregiver) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Class Merit Awards Term 4 Week 8

Bilby

Paige Hill for rapid recall of addition facts.

Levi Jacob for trying his best in writing. 1/2 Emu

Laura Watson for enthusiasm towards literacy rotations.

Jackson Reeves for making sensible choices in the playground.

1/2 Kangaroo

Kai Fowler for always being a great friend.

Emma Campbell for her wonderful Christmas writing. 3/4 English and PDHPE

Phoenix Davis for his positive attitude towards all learning activities.

George Willis for his fantastic work ethic during class.

Charli Kelly for the fabulous effort she puts into her work during maths.

3/4 Maths and Science

Kenzi Fowler for outstanding effort in designing and making use of artistic abilities in our Christmas artworks.

Dustin Carr for passionate story and fact telling about frill neck lizards.

Sam Frost for his positive attitude and Christmas spirit. 3/4 Geography and CAPA

Bastian Huang for great code cracking skills.

David Pick for great teamwork when making giant 3D snowflakes.

Laura Churchill for enthusiastically researching Christmas traditions in Scotland.

5/6 Numeracy/CAPA

Tahlia Gourlay for creatively designing her upcycled Christmas tree.

Charles Butler for building a great Christmas tree out of recycled materials.

5/6 Literacy/Geography

Johnny Wilson for making responsible decisions

Joshua Churchill for dedication to his fete stall.

Ruby Butler for being friendly and cooperative at all times.

5/6 Science/PDHPE

Johnny Wilson for his contributions to discussions on cyber safety.

Ruby Butler for inquisitive questioning and great discussions about cyber safety.

Elle Batey for meticulous book work during PDHPE discussions.

Spotted cont. Chloe Price for maturity.

Samuel Saville for making an excellent Christmas decoration from recycled materials.

Charli Kelly for being a considerate friend.

Dorothy Lindner and Isla Webster for working together to create outstanding work.

Ellie Whittington for being resilient.

Harrison Smith for being a lovely friend.

Koa Haynes for assisting in keeping the playground tidy.

Yours in Public Education,

Michael Whittington Principal

Kirstie O’Neill Assistant Principal

Jade Bell Assistant Principal

Greg Atfield Relieving Assistant Principal

P&C News

Food for Thought Canteen

Make sure you join the “Crookwell Public School Canteen- Food For Thought” Facebook group to stay up to date with all canteen news. Thank you canteen volunteers for your time and care for the students of Crookwell Public School, we really appreciate it.

Canteen Roster Term 4 2020

* No canteen Week 9 & Week 10 Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation

thereof by Crookwell Public School.

LAGGAN HALL CHRISTMAS MARKET Saturday 12th December

40 plus stalls, COVID-19 safe 9am - 1pm. See you there!

Goulburn TAFE NSW Enrolments are open and courses are being updated daily with some exciting NEW courses being offered at TAFE NSW, Goulburn. Please find below link that will take you directly to what we have on offer at Goulburn campus. https://www.tafensw.edu.au/locations/illawarra/goulburn We also have Fee-Free JobTrainer courses available for school leavers job seekers with fee free* and low cost courses to develop new skills in sectors identified as economic growth areas. *Eligibility criteria apply If you have any questions regarding courses on offer or how to enrol please call the Customer Contact Centre on 131 601.

Laggan Christmas Village Day Saturday 12th December 2020 9AM to 1PM LAGGAN VILLAGE CHRISTMAS MARKETS

All your favourite Stalls just in time for Christmas PLUS our favourite BBQ 12PM MIDDAY- LAGGAN PUB GARDENS CHRISTMAS TREE COMPETITION

Enter your upcycled Christmas Tree and Display it as part of the Christmas Village 12:30 CHRISTMAS DRESS UP COMPETITION

Dress up Christmassy and enter 12:45 PET SHOW

Most Unusual Pet

Smallest Pet

Fluffiest Pet

Best Trick

Best dressed Pet

Best Christmas Theme dressed pet and owner

Prizes and Trophies awarded 1PM LIVE MUSIC STARTS (RICH PITCHER, TARLO MACK, PEG LEG MEG)

BYO Picnic Blanket or chairs (MUST BE SEATED) Practice Social Distancing 2PM Food available from Laggan Pub (Menu to follow) You can save time and pre-register your details by messaging Laggan Pub on Facebook (one name and mobile number per group) OR Register on the day with online sign in (COVID SAFE) 4PM RAFFLE WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Only $1 per ticket, great prizes including a 3 course meal for 2 at Laggan Pub, a dinner for family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids meals, a load of firewood) All funds raised from raffle go to Laggan and District Progress Association

Goulburn Street Christmas festivities

on the evening of Thursday, December 10

Local businesses will stay open until 7pm 5pm to 7pm -

Raffles Christmas Gifts for Mums and Dads - 2 for $5

5.30pm to 6.30pm

Santa will be in Goulburn Street

From 5.30pm

Christmas Carols in the Uniting Church forecourt

Coordinated by

The Crookwell Progress Association

Get creative and show me your idea of the perfect Christmas wreath for 2020. The winning entries will will receive a coloured pencil prize pack. Entries close on Monday, 14 December. Enter by Post to PO Box 168 Goulburn NSW 2580, email to goulburn@parliament.nsw.gov.au or drop into 167-169 Auburn Street Goulburn NSW 2580

Printed and authorised by Wendy Tuckerman MP, Shops 1 & 2, 167-173 Auburn Street, Goulburn NSW 2580, using parliamentary entitlements. November 2020.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Member for GoulburnWendyTUCKERMAN mpT 02 4822 6444 E goulburn@parliament.nsw.gov.au

NAME: ___________________________ SCHOOL: ___________________________ AGE: _____