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Mon. 04 Apr. Uniform shop 8.45am to 10.00am

Mon. 04 Apr. ‘Kids on Keyboards’ Concert 10.45am

Mon. 04 Apr. Zone Rugby League Trials ~ Goulburn

Wed. 06 Apr. Indigenous Dance Workshop

Thu. 07 Apr. School Cross-Country for Years 3-6

Fri. 08 Apr. Term 1 concludes

Sat. 09 Apr. Autumn Vacation Commences

Coming Up

Mon. 25 Apr. Anzac Day

Tue. 26 Apr. Staff Development Day (Pupil Free)

Wed. 27 Apr. Students return to school for Term 2

Mon. 02 May District Athletics Carnival – Goulburn

Tue. 10 May NAPLAN (Language & Writing) Years 3 & 5

Wed. 11 May NAPLAN (Reading) Years 3 & 5

Thu. 12 May NAPLAN (Mathematics) Years 3 & 5

Fri. 13 May NAPLAN (Catch-up day) Years 3 & 5 ‘Kids on Keyboards’ Concert On Monday 4th April, commencing at 10.45am, a concert will be held in the school hall for the families and friends of students studying ‘Kids on Keyboards’. I warmly invite you to attend. What’s in the egg? Students in 1/2B were left guessing this week. A mysterious egg appeared in our classroom and we had to guess what was inside. There were suggestions of chicks, ducks, snakes, chocolate and lizards. We watched the egg hatch over a number of days until a little orange dinosaur appeared.

Hanna and Sianabel observing the hatching egg closely.

Spotted This Week Were …… • Makayla Cole, Florence Dark and Sienna Gray for

helping to keep the playground safe by collecting one large bag of acorns.

• Tegan Allport for helping to set up the 1/2M classroom for literacy activities.

• Jay Knight for neat writing.

• 1/2 Class Captains for demonstrating exceptional leadership at the Infants Easter Assembly last Friday.

• Jarian Long for outstanding assistance and politeness to teachers.

• Kindergarten for a fantastic first Easter Hat Parade! Well done.

• Phoebe Murray for kindness.

• Claire Collins and Bodi Waters for honesty.

• Sophie Watson and Tahlia Goulay for considerate behaviour.

• Bryce Fowley for his motivation to always improve his writing.

• Reagan Willis for her caring attitude towards others.

• Zandalee Reeves for supporting her peers during numeracy activities.

• Charlie McGregor for using his beautiful manners.

• John Wilson for being a caring helpful class member.

• Jessie McCann for her interesting contributions to class HSIE discussions.

• Ruby Butler for her wonderful improvement in sentence writing in literacy.

• Jack Speer, Charlie Colley, Olivia Wong, Sophie Ward and Lillie for their well-developed independent working skills in literacy groups.

Anzac Day Anzac Day is Australia’s most significant day of national commemoration. April 25th is the day we pause to remember and honour the service and sacrifice of Australia’s servicemen and women in wars, conflicts and peace operations.

The students and staff of Crookwell Public School have been invited by Crookwell RSL Sub-Branch to participate in the Anzac Day march and ceremony. On April 25th at 10.30am students and staff will assemble in the Goulburn Street car park, directly opposite the Crookwell RSL Services Club. At 10.45am they will march to the Memorial Park, where the 11.00am service will be conducted

Participation in this important community event by your child, wearing full winter school uniform, would be greatly appreciated.

N.B. Prefects to meet Mr Whittington at school at 10.15am

Term 1 Week 10 1st April, 2016

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Infants Easter Celebrations After our Easter Hat Parade on Thursday the infants participated in an Easter egg hunt. There were so many eggs hidden in our playground...there may even be some left! Keep looking!

Haiden Mills is pretty eggcited about the eggs he found!

Sophie Ward finds a handful of eggs on the

playground equipment.

Tegan, Alyssa & Addie team up to fill their basket.

2017 & 2018 Enrolment Information Required Shortly, the school will be required to lodge with the Department of Education its anticipated numbers for 2017 and 2018. It is very important, particularly in 2017, that the anticipated numbers closely match the actual enrolment numbers. We require your help to get it right to ensure that next year we can again get off to a good start with classes formed and teachers available and ready to start teaching on day one.

Therefore, if you know of any child who will be enrolling in Kindergarten next year, or the following year, would you please list their names below and return the slip to school?

Please include every eligible child you believe will be enrolling at Crookwell Public even if you think that someone else may also include the child you are thinking of. We would prefer to have student names duplicated than omitted from the list.

This information will also prove very useful when sending invitations to the ‘Flying Start’ program which helps to determine a child’s level of readiness for school and will operate throughout Terms 2 and 3 of this year.

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Potential Crookwell Public School Kindergarten Enrolments for 2017 & 2018

Child’s Name Year To Commence

School

Information Provider’s Name: ________________________

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Congratulations to:- • Junior boys champion- Levi Woods & Zakaia Lewis

• Junior girls champion – Kimberly Allport

• 11 Year boys champion- Jesse Croker

• 11 Year girls champion- Tilly Rose

• Senior boys champion – Max Price

• Senior girls champion – Tahnee-Lee Della

Age champions’ medals will be presented at next Friday’s assembly. Parents and guests are welcome. Congratulations to all the students selected to represent Crookwell Public School in the District Athletics Carnival to be held in Goulburn on Monday 2nd May. Lost & Found Jet Tate lost his jumper at the Athletics Carnival – if everyone could check at home that they didn’t accidently take it, that would be wonderful.

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Infants Excursion to Canberra Theatre 10/6/16

On Friday 10th June students in Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 will be travelling to Canberra Theatre to watch the live production of ‘Hippo-Hippo’.

‘Hippo Hippo’ is a big, new musical adventure for kids based on the international bestselling book series: There’s a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake. The production features a large, imaginary, loveable pink Hippopotamus. It tells the story of a little girl and her Hippo friend, as she goes through her early childhood. There’s a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake was first published in 1980. Since then this series of books has become one of Australia’s most iconic and best loved children’s publications.

Students will be leaving school at approximately 10:00am and returning to school by 4:00pm. Children who normally catch a bus home from school will need ensure they have alternate arrangements to be collected at 4:00pm at Crookwell Public School. Children will need to bring a packed recess and lunch in separate plastic bags clearly labelled with their names. Disposable drink containers are a handy idea on this excursion.

The total cost for this excursion is $40 per child. This includes ticket and bus fare. To assist parents in making the payment for this excursion, a payment plan has been set up: First instalment of $20 per child due on 8th April. Second instalment of $20 per child due on 6th May.

If there are any questions relating to this excursion please feel free to contact the school or come and talk to one of the infants staff members.

Many thanks Infants Teachers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Infants Excursion to Canberra Theatre I give permission for my child/ren ____________________

of __________ class to attend the Infants Canberra Theatre

Excursion to watch ‘Hippo Hippo’ on Friday 10th June, 2016.

Please find enclosed payment of $_________ towards the

cost of the excursion.

Signed: ________________________________ (Parent/Caregiver) Date: __________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Help Wanted with Covering Books If there is anyone available to help cover school readers that would be wonderful, with best efforts the office ladies cannot get through the volume and would dearly love to get these out to our dear little petals as soon as possible.

Welcome to the NSW Premier's Reading Challenge The Premier’s Reading Challenge aims to encourage a love of reading for leisure and pleasure in students, and to enable them to experience quality literature. It is not a competition but a challenge for each student to read, to read more and to read more widely. The Premier’s Reading Challenge (PRC) is available to all NSW students in Kindergarten to Year 9, in government, independent, Catholic and home schools.

The Challenge this year opens on the 7th March 2016 and closes on the 19th August 2016.

At Crookwell Public all students in Kindergarten through to Year 2 are involved in the initiative and all their books will be read within individual classes and recorded online by their class teachers.

Students who want to continue with the Challenge in Years 3-6 are able to borrow the required books during library time and must record their own reading logs online. This process will be demonstrated to the students by teachers. Primary students must complete their online Student Reading Records by 19th August 2016.

Students must read a varying number of books from a prescribed list of books.

How many books must I read? Challenge Number of books needed to complete the challenge K-2 3-4 5-6 Minimum number of PRC books for your challenge

30 20 20

Maximum number of personal choice books (books not on the prescribed list)

5 5 5

**Note ** you can only enter two books from any one series. The rest count as personal choice even if on the prescribed list.

What books can I read? A list of books can be accessed at the NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge website at https://online.det.nsw.edu.au/prc/booklist/home.html.

If your child is in Years 3-6 and you would like your child to participate in the Premier’s Reading Challenge please fill out the form below and return to school as soon as possible. If your child is in K-2 then your child is already participating in the challenge. If you would like any further information you can access the website on the above address or please ask Mrs Davies or Miss Kemp.

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Premier’s Reading Challenge Years 3 - 6 I would like my child/ren in class to participate in the 2016 Premier’s Reading Challenge. Signed: ________________________________ (Parent/Caregiver) Date: __________________ **Infants students DO NOT need to fill in this form.

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Crookwell Playgroup Come and join Crookwell Playgroup hosted at Crookwell Public School hall on Thursdays between 9:30am – 11:30am. If you would like to join please come along or call 4832 1953. Playgroup is FREE and is a great way to meet new friends and have fun in a relaxed, friendly environment.

Bastian Huang, Lennon Osborne & Phoebe Faulkner

All the little play groupers hunting for Easter Eggs with their handmade decorated bags.

Year 6 Chocolate Fundraiser Reminder Our Cadbury® Fundraiser drive is now near completion and the final stages of collection are underway. Officially, the Fundraiser closes on Friday 8th April and we are asking sellers to make sure all money and unsold products are accounted for and returned on time. If you are having trouble selling those last few chocolates please return them to school and we will organise a day where students and staff can purchase the remaining chocolates.

Thank you for supporting this fundraising initiative. Year 6 Fundraising Committee

CPS Primary Cross Country Carnival The Crookwell Public School Cross Country Carnival is scheduled for next Thursday 7th April at Todkill Park. The results from this carnival will determine who progresses to the District Carnival at Goulburn on Friday 27th May.

All students from Year 2 (if they are turning 8 this year and can run 2km) to Year 6 will be participating on the day. Students are to come to school as normal and will catch the bus to Todkill Park.

The primary children will be split in to their age groups and competing in their age specific event. 8/9 year olds run 2km, 10 year olds run 2km and 11/12 year olds run 3km.

All children will need: • Comfortable footwear they can run in • Hat • Sunscreen • Bottle of water • Warm clothing • Picnic rug or blanket to sit on • Packed lunch

As you know it can get bitterly cold at Todkill Park so please dress children appropriately as there is no cover from the weather if it turns nasty.

The carnival will be finished at 2:45pm with students catching the bus back to school in time for normal buses and pick up. Parent helpers on the day would be much appreciated.

Please note the bus fare will be covered by Crookwell Public School’s sporting grant making this free of charge for the students attending.

If your child is unable to participate in the cross-country carnival or you wish to transport your child to the grounds rather than have them travel on the bus, please notify the school by phoning 48321213.

Thank you, Bojan Nedanoski What is Anaphylaxis? Anaphylaxis is a severe and sudden allergic reaction. It occurs when a person is exposed to an allergen (such as food or an insect bite). Reactions usually begin within minutes of exposure and can progress rapidly over a period of up to two hours or more. Anaphylaxis is potentially life threatening and always requires an emergency response. Fortunately anaphylactic reactions are uncommon and usually preventable.

At Crookwell Public School there are staff and students who suffer from severe allergic reactions and in order to provide a safe environment our policy is to restrict access to allergens.

ALL students are asked NOT to bring

nuts, peanut butter or Nutella to school.

If your child suffers from allergies the school needs to be informed. There is information available from the school office, along with forms that need to be filled in by parents of students who have been identified as being anaphylactic, ever been hospitalized due to anaphylaxis, or have been issued with an Epipen.

If you need clarification, please contact the school. Thank you for your support and understanding in this matter.

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Year 5’s Morning Fitness Year 5 have enjoyed the morning fitness program this week. They have been showcasing their hand-eye coordination skills through skipping. Morning fitness is designed to give students a break through their morning sessions and also develop and practise movement skills.

We have also welcomed Kaea into the Year 5 class this week. Kaea has settled into Crookwell Public School with ease and he has made lots of new friends in Year 5 and also in Year 6. Welcome Kaea!

Madeline Watson and Lillyan Potts skipping side by side.

Kaea Tumai, Ari Stephenson, Rylan Olde and Zakaia Lewis

demonstrating their skipping abilities.

Ty Hartwell concentrating hard to get as many

skips in a row as he can.

Term 2 Sport- Gymnastics During this term primary students were fortunate enough to attend the local swimming pool for swimming sessions. This was made possible due to the beautiful weather and the contribution of the Sporting School Grant.

In Term 2 Mr Vaughn Edmonds will be visiting Crookwell Public School, he is a qualified gymnastics instructor with many years experience. Mr Edmonds will be working with the whole school in individual class blocks, providing the students with an opportunity to develop their gymnastic skills. These sessions will be held on Wednesdays for infants students and Thursdays for primary students. This program will be running for the duration of Term 2, the majority of the program will be again funded through the Sporting School Grant. As a result of this, the cost of the program has been significantly reduced. The cost per student for the gymnastics program is $5.00, this will cover your child for the entire 10 week program.

This program will be starting on Wednesday 27th April for infants students and Thursday 28th April for primary students.

Please note: Children are unable to attend this program until their permission note and money have been returned to school. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Term 2 Sport - Gymnastics Program

I give permission for my son/daughter

_____________________in year________ to attend the

Crookwell Public School gymnastics program for Term 2. I

understand that the cost for the program is $5.00 per child.

Please find $5.00 enclosed for the entire Term 2 program.

Signed: ________________________________ (Parent/Caregiver) Date: __________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

District Rugby League Trials The Crookwell/Goulburn District Rugby league trials were held at Memorial Oval recently in preparation for our upcoming Zone and South Coast trials. Blake McCarten, Max Price, Mathew Lang, Sean Ward, Cameron Herd, Zakaia Lewis and Mason Kearney were the Crookwell representatives that were hoping to make their way into the team and on to the next level. All the boys played their hearts out as they always do and they should be very proud of themselves for their effort and sportsmanship. I am very pleased to say that Blake and Max have made the District Open team while Sean, Mason, Cameron and Mathew have made the Under 11’s District team.

Thank you to the parents who escorted the boys to the trial and cheered from the sidelines. A special thanks to Kylie Ward for being our first aid person. Your assistance was greatly appreciated. Good luck boys at the Zone trial next Monday in Goulburn.

Michael Whittington

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What Wonderful Hockey Talent! Four Crookwell Public School students have been selected in the Goulburn/Crookwell PSSA District Hockey Teams. Bridgette Anable and Georja Seaman have earned a place in the girls team while Jesse Croker and Jimmy Cunningham were selected for the boys team.

Congratulations players and best of luck for your future games! Pink Stumps Day Our school’s Student Forum has chosen to support the McGrath Foundation by participating in Pinks Stumps Day next Friday 8th April. A team of Year 6 students has volunteered to play against a team of teachers in what should prove to be a very entertaining match! The McGrath Foundation provides support for families facing a breast cancer experience through the funding of Breast Care Nurses nationally as well as increasing breast awareness in young Australians.

All students are asked to wear pink clothing on the day and bring along a gold coin donation to support the cause. The greatly anticipated match will take place after lunch with students from Kindergarten through to Year 6 making up a crowd of spectators that will no doubt be entertained by skill and ……well, what else remains to be seen!

Student Forum members Tilly Plumb and Brock

Chudleigh “break in” some of the cricket gear to be used on Pink Stumps Day.

Yours in Public Education,

Greg Atfield

Principal

P&C News ………………………

WOOD DONATIONS! As advertised we will be running wood raffles at the school when hosting the Federal and Local Government elections this year. We are asking if some families would kindly donate a trailer load of wood. We have an area we can locate and stack the wood, out of harm’s way until it is raffled.

If you are able to make a donation of wood, please call the school office on 48321213.

Have a great weekend and stay safe.

Sharon King 2016 President Building Capacity in our P&Cs Everyone is welcome to join the P&C Federation in their next forum called Building Capacity in our P&Cs

When: Thursday 7th April 2016

Where: Cowra High School Dowell St, Cowra NSW 2794 (In the School Hall)

Time: 10am – 2pm

Registration: from 9.30am

Light supper and refreshments provided

Registration Open Now!

‘Snack Shack’ Roster 2016 Mon. 04 Apr.

Jodie Anderson & Yvonne Smith

Wed. 06 Apr.

Yvonne Smith & Kate Warren

Fri. 08 Apr.

Need Volunteers

Community Announcements …………………

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

*Price complete with PENTAX standard single vision lenses with scratch resistant coating. Visit specsavers.com. au or see in store for full details. A Free Super Tough lens upgrade only available with standard single vision glasses for kids under 16.

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News from SDN Crookwell Preschool SDN Crookwell Preschool is running a fundraiser with Advanced Life Studios (photographers). Make a booking to get a professional portrait taken and receive a 10 x 13 inch family portrait and a photo keyring for $20. To book your sitting time please call Helen Price on 48321083 or email crookwell@sdn.org.au. The photographers will be at SDN Crookwell Preschool on Saturday 30th April 2016. Payment must be made 1 week prior to the portrait day. Raiders Masterclass School Holiday Clinic

When: Thursday 14 April 2016

Where: Raiders HQ, 2 Eade Street, Bruce, Canberra.

Registration link: http://weareraiders.com.au/junior-masterclass-clinic/

Masterclass Activity Summary: • 8.30 am - Registrations open • 9.00 am - Allocation into groups • 9.15 am - Welcome and overview • 9.30am – 1.30pm • 4 x skills rotations (each 30 minutes) • Players/Kids breakout session – Wellbeing

information and Q&A time • Lunch with players and group photo • 1.30pm – Close / Clinics packs distributed / Kids

collected by parents/guardians

AFTER SCHOOL ART CLASSES TERM 2 What: Allows children to explore their creativity through contemporary and traditional art activities When: Weds 27 April to Weds 22 June OR Thurs 28 April to Thurs 23 June, 3.45 to 4.45pm. Age: +6 Price: $64 for 9 OR $48 for 6 weeks SPECIAL DEAL FOR FAMILIES: RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT FOR THE 2ND CHILD ENROLLED ($57.60), 20% OFF FOR THIRD CHILD ($51.20) ETC

Music Magic Summer School Holiday Workshop participants in Children’s Room

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CROOKWELL JUNIOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION

2nd APRIL 2016

Calling all junior hockey players – Girls and Boys – Register this Saturday!!! The Crookwell Junior Hockey Competition will be up and running this year, stronger than ever. Competition starting on Saturday 30th April. All Grades A Grade - High School

B Grade – Primary C Grade – Infants Minkey

REGISTRATION DAY IS THIS SATURDAY, 2nd APRIL at the Top Pub Function Room 9am – 1pm. Fees this year are $50.00 per player for A, B & C Grade and Minkey is free. For further information, contact Dave McGregor Ph: 0428 320851. Players who are interested in playing representative hockey, contact Mandi Smith 0407 998754.

ARCADIA - Fashion Parade Friday 8th April @ 6pm

Welcome the “Change of Season” with a glass of bubbly.

New season fashions from 2 Fat Ladies, Bush Beautique, Your Home Matters and Top Paddock.

Gold Coin donation to go towards CHS playground resurfacing project.

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Flying Start 2016

The Flying Start program is designed to create friendships, build confidence, extend social

skills and begin to develop academic skills, providing children with a successful foundation

for their schooling.

Sessions will be held in the Kindergarten room from 9:30 -11:30am

Dates for Flying Start …

Enquiries: Mr Greg Atfield, Principal or Miss Jade Logan, Kindergarten Teacher

Crookwell Public School

Phone: 48321213

Term 2 2015 Term 3 2015

Monday 2nd May Monday 25th July

Monday 9th May Monday 1st August

Monday 16th May Monday 8th August

Monday 23rd May Monday 15th August

Monday 30th May Monday 22nd August

Monday 6th June Monday 29th August

Queen’s Birthday (No Flying Start) Monday 5th September

Monday 20th June Monday 12th September

Monday 27th June Monday 19th September

*All children welcome *No pre-enrolments/fees *Parents welcome

invites students, who will turn 5 years of age by 31st July 2017 and are

considering Kindergarten enrolment next year, to join us for a ‘Flying Start’.

Crookwell Public School

Raising Fabulous Children

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Date: Saturday 2nd April 2016Time: 8.45am for 9.00am startVenue: Goulburn Workers Club, 236 Auburn St, Goulburn, NSW.Tickets: $30 per session OR $80 for all day. RSVP: Please RSVP by Thursday 24th March to Kathryn Young on 02 4822 1307

During this one-day event, author, educator, and parenting and resilience specialist Maggie Dent will present three sessions to inspire and inform parents and people who work with children and adolescents. Maggie is the author of seven books and a passionate advocate for the healthy, common-sense raising of children in order to strengthen families and communities. A former teacher and counsellor, Maggie is a passionate, positive voice for children of all ages.

9am-10.30am: The Importance of Calmness, Silence and Stillness

In this seminar, you will learn about the main causes of childhood stress, anxiety and disruptive behaviour and what you can do to prevent it. Maggie will explore how to calm hyperactive children, how to change emotional states and what are the best ways to maximise the brain’s capacity to learn in a safe environment.

11.30am-1pm : Boys, Boys, Boys: Understanding, Nurturing and Connecting to Today’s Boys.

In this seminar, Maggie will share her insights, practical suggestions and passion from parenting her own four sons, teaching in high schools for over 17 years, counselling troubled lads and working with men in her men’s-only seminars. She is a champion of boys and wants you to be one too.

2pm-3.30pm: Saving our Adolescents

From Maggie’s extensive experience of working with adolescents for more than 30 years she has created an innovative, dynamic seminar for families, schools and communities to build resilience and connectedness in 12-25-year-olds. Adolescents need adult allies to help them navigate the tricky waters of the teenage years – the art of guiding, and encouraging empowerment while strengthening self-esteem and personal autonomy is one that can be learned.

Presented by: Early Childhood Intervention – Goulburn

Junior Soccer Draw - Saturday 2nd April 2016

• Canteen open only for unpaid registrations at 8:30am - see David Shepherd or Nioka Bill if you need to pay before taking the field or to purchase socks. • Juniors will require black shorts, shin pads & black socks with 2 white stripes, drink bottle and tshirt to change into after the game. Plastic moulded sprigs are

encouraged. • Soccer shirts are to be returned to your grades coordinator at the end of your match. • We look forward to an enjoyable 2016 season. Please refer to The Gazette & Crookwell Soccer Facebook page for weekly draws & results.

D Grade - Coordinator Ben Churchill 9:30 Gold vs Orange 9:30 Blue vs Green C Grade - Coordinator Adrian Willis 9:00 Gold vs Red 9:40 Maroon vs Grey 10:20 Green vs Orange B Grade - Coordinator Simon Bill & Rob Long 9:00 Red vs Blue 9:50 Green vs Orange A Grade - Coordinator Alex Rose & Roy Reeves 9:00 Orange vs Red 10:00 Blue vs Green

Junior Teams 2016

D GRADE GOLD Coach: Ray Kearney Lincoln Kearney Jaxx Dixon Laura Churchill Saxon Greenwood Charlie Hynes

ORANGE Coach: Darren Sewalt Bailey Sewalt Michael Foster Ava Hewitt Cooper George Braxton Druett Emmett McIntosh

BLUE Coach: John Clements Charlie Clements Shae Dumesic Finn McCormack Leo Knight Sophie Culley Phoebe Murray

GREEN: Coach: Scott Dunn & Mick Webster Kade Fowler Ada Dunn Will Croker Amelia O'Brien Levi Webster Sonny Woods

C GRADE

GOLD Coach: Adrian Willis Betsy Willis George Willis Makayla Clements Vincent Bill Victa Woods

RED Coach: Ben Churchill Joshua Churchill Charlie Colley Ava Nicholson Dylan Greenwood Reece Allport

MAROON Coach: Michael Dark Evelyn Dark Flo Dark Billy Speer Jack Speer Kiowa Morning

GREY Coach: Matt Grove Seth Grove Liam McCormack Grace McCormack Charlie McGregor Jet Tate

GREEN Coach: Matt Skelly Erik Skelly Reed Kearney Sienna Grey Tyler Smith

BLUE Coach: Jenifer Heffernan Will Heffernan Alec McIntosh Tynen Long Darien Osborne Charles Butler

B GRADE

BLUE Coach: Machallie McCormack Emma McCormack Rhianna Foster Mitchell Lyons Joseph Anderson Rhys Ellem Luke Palmer Jasmine Palmer

RED Coach: Cole Davis Taj Cooper Kimberly Allport Bethany Murray Jade Smith Saxon Long Myles Kearney

GREEN Coach: Liddy Skelly Lillian Skelly Taleisha Bill Christian Bugeja Levi Woods Jacob Griffiths Isla Stephenson

ORANGE Coach: Kent McDonald Ashley McDonald Bryony McCormack Ollie Carbally-Stourton Noah Evans Riley Evans Eli Stewart Cody Tate

A GRADE

ORANGE Coach: Roy Reeves Zandalee Reeves Tilly Rose Sean Ward Shadegen Kearney Logan Knight Jack Searle Bowen Murray Jarian Long

RED Coach: Kent McDonald Chad McDonald Connor Osborne Mason Kearney Mathew Lang Jessica Langford Courtney Langford Rylan Olde

GREEN Coach: Billy Merryfull Joshua Merryfull Billy Hynes Georgie Lloyd Mikeely Grey Mitchell McCormack Riley George Oliver Grey

BLUE Coach: Simon Bill Tiarna Bill Josh Evans Zac Ciocca Cody Stewart Jay Cunningham Sophie Clements Abby Woods Ryan Wong