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22nd May 2017
DUNEDOO CENTRAL SCHOOL
NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER
P.O. Box 45 Digilah Street Dunedoo NSW 2844 T: 02 6375 1489 F: 02 6375 1152 E: [email protected] W: [email protected]
Week 5 Year 11 (Preliminary) Half Yearly Exams Monday, 22nd May Whole School Merit Assembly, 11.10am, Hall, all
welcome Tuesday, 23rd May Try A Trade, Years 9 & 10, Mudgee Wednesday, 24th May Cultural Camp, Gilgandra, → 26th ENID, Girls Workshop, Coolah, Secondary Thursday, 25th May Central Schools Touch, Yr 10 & Under Breakfast Club Friday, 26th May Central Schools Touch, Opens
Week 6 Year 7 - 10 Half Yearly Exams Wednesday, 31st May OneSight, student free eye testing, DCS Hall Thursday, 1st June Breakfast Club
Friday, 2nd June DCS Athletics Carnival
Week 7 Monday, 5th June UNE, HSC Booster Day, → 6/6/2017 Tuesday, 6th June PSSA Soccer, Primary, Dubbo Wednesday, 7th June Dubbo District Cross Country, Geurie Montage School Fotos, catch-up day Thursday, 8th June HSC Enrichment Seminars, → 9/6/2017 P&C Meeting All Schools Netball @ Dubbo, Primary & Secondary Breakfast Club Friday, 9th June Infants/Primary Assembly, 12 noon, Hall, hosted by
Year 3/4, all invited
Week 8 Monday, 12th June 2017 Public Holiday
Tuesday, 13th June Under 16’s Central School League Wednesday, 14th June Western Cross Country @ Geurie, Primary &
Secondary Thursday, 15th June Open 7’s League, Dubbo Breakfast Club Friday, 16th June Infants/Primary Assembly, 12 noon, Hall, hosted by
Year 2/3, all welcome Week 9 Tuesday, 20th June Netball Year 10 & Under, Central Schools Captains/Prefect luncheon @ Coonabarabran Wednesday, 21st June Netball Opens, Central Schools Thursday, 22nd June Western Touch Football Breakfast Club Friday, 23rd June Whole School Staffing Day - “Art for Youth”
Dear Parent/Carer OneSight is visi ng Dunedoo Central School on Wednesday 31st May 2017, to pro‐vide a FREE vision screening. At this screening, your child’s distance and near vision will be tested to ensure they can see the blackboard and read a book, and their colour vision and depth percep‐on will also be tested. An optometrist will conduct a basic test and a full test if re‐
quired. Should your child require a full eye examina on and requires glasses, they will choose these on the day and be ordered and sent back to the school free of charge. As the charity founda on of the Luxo ca Group (OPSM, Sunglass Hut, Laubman and Pank), OneSight provides free eye care and glasses to low socio economic and re‐mote communi es, and have been doing so in Australia for over 25 years. OneSight provides this eye care program free of charge, with no obliga on. OneSight Parental Permission and Ques onnaire notes have been sent home with all students. Please complete these forms and return to the DCS Front Office ASAP.
ATTENTION: ALL DCS STUDENTS
WILL BE TESTED, UNLESS
OTHERWISE INSTRUCTED
BY PARENTS/CARERS.
Hello everyone. Congratulations to every student who received an award at today’s Merit Assembly, which is the first of two
for Term 2, I appreciate your dedication to high achieve‐ment in the tasks or activities completed so far this term. Part of my speech for today follows:
Partnerships are very important in schools these days. They involve setting up a mutual benefit for each party of the partnership – “If you do this for our student we will do this to support you”. We have engaged in many partnerships at DCS including: ASPIRE, the Three Rivers Trade Training Centre, School‐TAFE, Skillset, Community School‐to‐Work‐Placement and the Moolarben Mine partnership, to name a few. Credit for the establishment of most of these careers‐ oriented partnerships must go to Mrs Fergusson, our Ca‐reers Officer, who has devoted a great deal of time into creating and supporting them.
At today’s assembly, we were to meet the leader of one of our partners in education‐development. A very approacha‐ble, clever man, Mr Grant Arnold, who manages the Human Resources section of Moolarben Mines, a very prominent business, in our local community and one at which some of our parents are employed. Unfortunately, Mr Arnold had to cancel at the very last minute.
Last year you may remember we met the Vice Chancellor of the UNSW, Professor Ian Jaycobs, the man in charge of AS‐PIRE. We all know what the partnership with ASPIRE has done to support the development of students at this school, through its devotion towards tertiary training. The enlightening school visits by their team, as they entertain us through their informative workshops, the excursions to the University of New South Wales, in Sydney, through “Year 8 Beyond the Gate” and the other excursions in year 9,10 and 11, to other venues have inspired our students to think about life beyond schooling at Dunedoo and how best they can meet their aspirations based on what they do well. The ASPIRE partnership has grown over time from a group of six small, rural schools comprising our neighbours: Coolah, Mendooran, Baradine and Binnaway etc, to over twenty now.
The Moolarben Mine has supported our students over the past six years: through their scholarship program, “the Moolarben Spirit Award” ; their Apprentice/Traineeship program; and their Career Development program which provides tours for interested students of the Moolarben Mine workplace and the Try‐a‐Trade day. This partnership is in conjunction with our neighbouring schools: Gulgong, Mudgee and Kandos High Schools. Many students have benefited from this partnership and we have been privi‐leged to have two overall winners of the Moolarben Spirit Award: Effie Fergusson and this year Lauren Sullivan. This Award is a very prestigious award for our students to win. Every year we select a Junior Student and a Senior Stu‐dent , who have undergone a series of selection criteria to represent our school for the overall “Moolarben Spirit Award” These students undergo a similar process at the Group level and a winner from each section is selected.
Lauren was selected overall winner in the Senior section because of her outstanding representation of the commu‐nity at school and representative level in academic, cultural and sporting activities
It was, in fact, at the recent Moolarben Award Evening in Mudgee, that Mrs Sullivan suggested we invite Mr Arnold to our next Merit Assembly. We were so pleased when Mr Arnold accepted because he had a wonderful message to give to our students. That is, he has a similar background to most of them, coming from a small, rural community, and a very inspiring, personal success story based around our school motto, that if you do “your best always”, great things can happen to you. We hope that Mr Arnold can join us at one of our future Merit meetings.
It was nice to hear Mr Snell continue our school tradition of providing piano accompaniment at the school assemblies. The performance by the “Rock Band” consisting of Lachie Stoddart on drums, Meg Abbott on keyboard, Mr Snell on acoustic guitar accompanying the delightful singing of Montana Henderson was fantastic.
Mr Bush and myself enjoyed another trip to Coonabarabran with a very well behaved group of inspiring young athletes who participated in the Terry McGoldrick (former Principal) Rugby Sevens. The boys games were very competitive with some huge clashes at the breakdown. The girls team showed a range of skills and some fine finesse, with a num‐ber of tries scored by our players. Every student who went, participated in the games, at some stage and all said they enjoyed the experience.
Congratulations to our Cross Country organisers for anoth‐er very successful day with a very high participation rate. Congratulations to all students who ran and completed the course and the successful students who will progress to the next level.
We have two new secondary teachers beginning with clas‐ses this week: Mr Vitnell (not Bitnell) with TAS and Miss Foster with Agriculture. I’d like to thank Mrs Piper for her great work in maintaining the Ag program after Mr Smith’s departure.
This week sees a continuation of the Year 11 Half Yearly Ex‐ams and the beginning of the Year 7‐10 Half Yearly exams. I hope all students are taking these exams seriously because they contribute to your overall yearly assessment. Read your notes, attempt the practice questions, check with your teachers that you understand the concepts and the processes and you should do very well. Good luck to our teams at the Central Schools Touch Championships on Thursday and Friday. We may also have some students par‐ticipating in the u/16 Rugby Carnival in Dubbo.
Mrs Stanford has asked that in order to make the transition to LMBR successful, a letter will be sent to parents and staff advising them of dates when the School Banking Sys‐tem will be inaccessible and that we all excursion funds need to be paid for by parents by the end of term2.
Enjoy your week!
Peter Campbell, Principal
Congratula ons to today’s Merit Assembly award winners. I am proud of your achievements.
Well done to the fabulous runners at last week’s Cross Country Carnival. My goal was to run the 1km course with all the Infants students but the reality was they were too fast for me. At least I know there was no one le behind! We turn our a en on now to next Friday’s (June 2nd) Athle cs Carnival. More informa on about this in next week’s newsle er.
It was great to see all the students who joined our ‘Walking Buses’ last Friday. It was a fun and healthy way to cele‐brate Walk to School Day. Thank you to Mrs Shephard for organising this event. Let’s hope the ‘buses’ are even big‐ger next year!
The focus of report wri ng is upon us and as such students will begin their half yearly assessments this week. All the best to the Infants and Primary children. Mr Ben Kline, Assistant Principal Infants
Kindergarten / Year: I have been impressed with how K/1 have approached our whole class interac ve
wri ng lessons. Most of the me, reading and wri ng lessons occur in small groups but once a week we switch to
whole class. Students are working hard and are producing fabulous results.
Kindergarten have brought home the third of their Jolly Phonics booklets today. Please prac ce these sounds with
them at home, including those in the previous two booklets. We’re having great success with this program and stu‐
dents are enjoying our daily word work ac vi es.
This week in Fitness, K/1 begin training for next week’s Athle cs Carnival (June 2nd). We focus on number and pic‐
ture pa erns in Maths and Year 1 will be focussing on plurals.
Have a great week. Mr Ben Kline
Year 2/3: Welcome to week 5. Congratula ons to all students who received awards at our 1st merit assembly
for Term 2. Also a big well done to everyone who ran the school Cross Country last Thursday, I’m sure you all had fun. In Spelling this week Year 2 will learn words with the “ai” sound as in pay and main while Year 3 will concentrate on words containing the “ei” sound as in seize and weird. In Grammar our focus is Alphabe cal Order and our shared big book is “Dry”. In Science with Mrs Gallagher we are looking at “Fun Fluids”, looking at mixing, oil, water and de‐tergent to see what happens. In History with Mrs Abbo we are discussing Entertainment now and in the past. Please remember to encourage your child to learn their spelling words, complete homework and read nightly. Congratula ons to Oscar Christensen our student from last week and to Chloe Brown and Jack Wentworth Brown who received merit cer ficates. Mrs E. Yeo
Come into the library for more of your favourite reads …. We have the latest
Bad Guys: Episode 5 Intergalac c Gas, WeirDo 8, #5 in the Diary of a Mine‐
cra Zombie series, and Wings of Fire Legends: Darkstalker. For our horse‐
lovers, check out Stacy Gregg’s The Diamond Horse. Do you enjoy David Wal‐
liams? Read Billionaire Boy! If you like quirky adventures, why not try How to
Outsmart a Billion Robot Bees or What Not to Do If You Turn Invisible.
Chess con nues to be popular at lunch me. Boards are always set up ready
to play. Students (and staff) are also working on a 500 piece puzzle of Austral‐
ia. We will celebrate when it’s finished! Mrs E Abbo
INFANTS/PRIMARY ACE ACE : Attitude Conduct Excellence
Congratulations to the following Infants/Primary students on reaching:
Level 1 Year 2/3: Rosie Quirk
Level 2 Kinder/Year 1: Robbie Johnstone‐Greaves, Annalise Stanford,
Kyeisha Butfield & Shayla Sawyers Year 2/3: Oscar Christensen, Chelsea Gallagher & Sophie Kline
Year 3/4: Maddison Godfrey, Ellie Wentworth Brown & Charlee Binks
Level 3 Year 3/4: Asha Russell
MERITS
K/1 Callum Smith Working harder with his Maths and Writing
1
1
Robbie Johnstone-Greaves
Shayla Sawyers
Excellent work in Maths
Great work with her Reading
2/3 Oscar Chris-tensen
An excellent effort and attitude at all times
2
3
Jack Wentworth Brown
Ashton Murphy
Fantastic Maths work
Improvement in Reading
3/4 Charlee Binks Sustained effort during Maths groups this term
4
4
Ellie Wentworth Brown
Ashton Murphy
Excellent effort in writing tasks
An enthusiastic approach to the Cross Country
5/6 Brooke Cooke Demonstrating all the attributes of a hard-working student
5
6
William Bampton
Chloe Stanford
Great effort across all key learning areas
Being a positive influence in class
STUDENT OF THE WEEK
Firstly congratula ons to all our Merit recipients today. Well done! What a great effort the Primary stu‐
dents put into last Thursday’s Cross Country! Congratula ons to everyone who had a go. Notes will go
home soon regarding the next level of Cross Country for those who qualified. Our next big spor ng event
will be the DCS Athle cs Carnival, on 2nd June. We will be prac sing skills for this during Primary fitness
and sport sessions.
Events such as sports, Primary assemblies and whole school merit assemblies always a ract a good num‐
ber of parents and visitors. The children love having family around to watch their ac vi es, and we appre‐
ciate the me and effort parents and visitors give to support our school.
This week Primary is back to normal, however in Week 7 we have PSSA Soccer and Netball School’s Cup
compe ons. Students will nominate for tryouts throughout this week, and notes will go home to eligible
students soon.
Finally, please ensure jumpers and jackets are clearly labelled. The days start off chilly, but children are
shedding jumpers and jackets during the day, with many being ‘misplaced’. We have a large collec on of
lonely clothing at the moment—all without names.
Have a great week 5. Mrs Georgia Shephard ‐ Assistant Principal (Primary)
Year 3/4: Hello everybody and welcome to Week 5 Term 2! Congratula ons to all students who
par cipated in the annual cross country last Thursday. The weather was fantas c and it was great to see so many students out on the track earning points for their spor ng house. Students who are eligible to represent DCS at Dubbo District on the 7th June will be no fied later this week. All students in Year 3/4 will get the normal homework this week. If there are any problems, don’t stress. Just a empt what you can and return it. P.S – Due to the inclement weather on Friday I was unable to hold the P.S.S.A Soccer try outs, so this week (weather permi ng) I will be hold the selec on trial for the team for our upcoming game against Orana Heights to be played at Dubbo in Week 7. So if you are a boy or girl in Years 4, 5 or 6 and you like Soccer you are welcome to come and try out for the team. Cheers, Mr A Honeyse
Year 5/6: A er the madness that was last week with the Cross Country as well as our Primary
Assembly, I am looking forward to ge ng back to a ‘normal’ week. If you weren’t lucky enough to be in
the audience last Friday, then you missed a really good assembly. Students worked well on prepara ons,
and the final product earned us lots of posi ve feedback from visitors and staff. Well done, Stage 3.
This week homework is as usual, but I encourage parents to review their child’s competence with mes
tables. The difference between the abili es of students who know mes tables and those who struggle is
vast, and affects learning in all strands of Mathema cs. Please prac se these regularly! Have a great week,
everyone. Mrs Georgia Shephard—Stage 3 Teacher
ANNUAL PRIMARY
“SYDNEY” EXCURSION
18‐20th October 2017
TO BE PAID IN FULL BY
THE END OF TERM 2.
TOTAL COST $350.
This term has started with a whirl, Year 11 & 12 at-tended a Careers Expo at Dubbo Senior Campus, preceded by a visit to CSU Dubbo Campus. Although this campus is small, there is a fantastic opportunity for students to attain tertiary education in a rural envi-ronment. The Careers Expo, made up of many stalls, showcased the opportunities for students POST– school. From the Defence Forces to TAFE, tertiary study to apprenticeships and traineeships; every stu-dent had many options to investigate recruitment, ac-commodation, early entry, costs and scholarships.
This was followed by an informative session by the Universities Admission Centre (UAC) all about the ATAR and applying for uni.
The main message here is that students should study subjects they enjoy and do well in. Just about any combination of courses can lead to a good ATAR-you
just need to give it your best!
The ATAR is a rank that indi-cates your posi-tion overall against all other NSW students.
CSU's Info Day in Dubbo
20 June 2017 Charles Sturt Univer-sity (CSU) in-vites your Year 11 and 12 students to an Info Day at CSU's Dubbo cam-pus. This event will provide students with information on the courses available
and the opportunities to study locally in 2018.
Day Session11:30am - 2:40pm
For Year 11 and 12 students and parents.
Sessions on:
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary)
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Social Work - TAFE integrated program
Your students will be able to:
Have a hands-on course experience
Meet with CSU academics to discuss details of the
degree programs
Find out about CSU scholarship opportunities;
Take a campus tour (optional; departing at 2:40pm); and
Hear about the range of support services on offer to CSU students in Dubbo
Please see Mrs Fergusson if you wish to register for Info Day.
Try-A-Trade 2017 All Year 10 students will be attending this event on Tuesday 23rd May, leaving DCS at 11.15 and return-ing at 2.30.
2016 was the inaugural Try-A Trade day presented at Mudgee High School and was facilitated by the Moolarben Partnership schools and businesses which consist of Moolarben Coal, Skillset, Mudgee High, Kandos High, Gulgong High, St Matthews and Dune-doo Central School. We have again obtained funding through grants and access local tradesmen to give students a snapshot of the many and varied trades available locally. It is also an opportunity for tradies to “spot” future apprentices!!
Keep posted for pics next week!
JOBJUMP I attended an inservice in Dubbo on Monday to learn more about a JOBJUMP, a CAREERS subscription available to all students, parents and staff. WHY REGISTER?
JobJump is the only method that guarantees delivery directly to each of your students the career news on their chosen careers and you also receive information.
HOW?
Registering a student takes only 1 minute.
Search JobJump, then go to the top right hand side of the home page and click the I'm New purple button.
Our school password is budgie.
Follow the prompts and enjoy access to unlimited ca-reer information.
Mrs Belinda Fergusson
Rugby Sevens
Wednesday week 4 of Term 2 saw the DCS rugby sevens teams travel to Coonabarabran for the Terry McGoldrick Rugby Gala day. The girls team played three games winning one and losing their other two. The boys also played three games and played well but unfortunately lost all three. On the Tuesday before the gala day the teams had a development session with NSW rugby union. Both the teams learnt new skills and methods of attack and defence. The girls are now going to play in the NSW rugby sevens gala day in Dubbo on Tuesday. Big thankyou to Mr Campbell, Mr Bush and NSW Rugby for all the organising.
DCS Athletics Carnival Will be held at DCS on Friday 2nd June
DCS Cross Country It was a great day for our school Cross Country Carnival held on the Dunedoo Golf Course last Thursday afternoon, with lots of enthusiastic participants. After the walk to the golf course, students gathered in their house groups to impress the judges with their chants. Then the races began… We would like to congratulate everyone who participated, earning points for their houses. Results and age champions will be announced shortly.
Jayden Martin 22 May Year 5 Sarah Fitzgerald 25 May Year 12 Marg Scifleet 27 May
Wishing you a great day!
DCS WINTER JACKETS
Jackets have arrived!!
Please collect from the
DCS Front Office.
WALK SAFELY TO SCHOOL A number of students took the opportunity to
catch the ‘walking buses’ around Dunedoo last
Friday, as part of Na onal Walk Safely to
School Day. Despite the threat of rain, stu‐
dents were in good spirits and happily walked
with staff, cha ng away and enjoying the ex‐
ercise. A big thank you to Mrs Lane, Mrs Yeo
and Mr Kline for making this possible.
Mrs Shephard
DCS ASG Those students wishing to a end the Cultural
Camp in Gilgandra this week should have returned
all notes. A mee ng will be held on Tuesday at
10:30 am in the annexe to discuss travel and sleep‐
ing arrangements. Mrs Shephard
CANTEEN NEWS Hello and welcome to Week 5. Fresh Wraps and Salad Tubs available every day. * Fresh fruit also available. Uniform enquiries are from 9am—10am and 1pm—2pm only.
Well done to all those students purchasing fresh produce.
Thank you to my volunteers Nick and Anne e for all your help over the weeks.
Thanks Sherri
SPECIALS Tuesdays Hotdog, Bo le of Water & 2 Yogurt
s cks
$4.50
Wednesdays Hamburger & Bo le of Water $6.00
Thursdays Chicken OR Beef ‐ Gravy Roll & 1
Popper
$5.50
LUNCH ORDERS NECESSARY
Claim the Date
St Lawrence’s Coonabarabran
Horse Sports
21st & 22nd September 2017
Kinder to Yr 12, Coonabarabran Showground
7/8 TAS FOOD: What a way to end the 13 week session of TAS but with a party! During their me students
have learnt about food prepara on, personal hygiene, the design cycle, crea ng invita ons and the use of
technology. Every week students take part in a prac cal where they share food prepara on, presenta on and
cleaning. Students also rotate working with different partners.
The culmina on of the topics is for students to present a party scene, complete with a cake, two party foods, a
drink and suitable table se ng. Below are the unreal results!! Mrs Fergusson
Year 11 Preliminary Half Yearly Exam Timetable
Secondary Timetable:
Week 1
Monday 22nd May
Tuesday 23rd May
Wednesday 24th May
Thursday 25th May
Monday 29th May
8:50am‐11:00am
English Standard Advanced (2 Hours)
8:50am–10:30am
Mathema cs General Mathema cs (1.5 hour)
8:50am‐10:00am
Chemistry (1 hour)
8:50am‐10:00am
Biology (1 hour)
8:50am–11:00am
D&T Physics (2 Hours)
1:30 pm – 3:10 pm
Agriculture CAFS (1.5 hours)
1:30 pm‐2:40pm
Hospitality (1 Hour)
Paul, Sigi, Lexi, Alex, Charlo e, Jade and Roy
SECONDARY
7 ‐ 10 Half Yearly Exam Timetable ‐ Week 6
Exam Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Period 1 Music Room 7
7 LOTE‐ French Annex
Science Lab
Period 2
Period 3 7/8 English Room 13/14
7/8 English Room 13/14
7 Maths Room 9
7 HSIE Room 15
Period 4
Period 5
Period 6
Year 7
Exam Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Period 1 Science Lab
8 Maths Room 9
Period 2 8 HSIE Room 15
Period 3 7/8 English Room 13/14
7/8 English Room 13/14
Period 4 8 Art Art Room
Period 5
Period 6
Year 8
Exam Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Period 1 9 Maths 9/10 Maths Room 8/10
9 History Room 15
Period 2 9/10FT Room 8
9/10FTa Room 8
Period 3 9/10 Science Room 8/L
9/10 English Room 13/14
9/10 English Room 13/14
Period 4
Period 5 9 Geography Room 15
Period 6
Year 9
Exam Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Period 1 10 Maths 9/10 Maths Room 9/10
10 Work Ed
Period 2 9/10FTa Room 8
9/10FTa Room 8
Period 3 9/10 Science Room 8/L
9/10 English Room 13/14
9/10 English Room 13/14
Period 4 10 Geography Room 15
10 PDHPE Room 8
Year 10
HOMEWORK DUE ASSESSMENT TASKS ISSUED
Year 7 Maths Homework sheet due Thursday Maths Prepare learning log for Maths exam (Wk 6)
Year 7/8 English Exam Learning Log TAS AG Garden Design Por olio—Due Friday
Year 8 Maths Homework sheet due Wednesday Maths Prepare learning log for Maths exam (Wk 6)
Year 9 Maths Homework sheet due Wednesday
& Maths test next Monday
Year 9/10 English
English (Hall)
Exam Learning Log
Working on “Chinese Cinderella”
assignment.
PASS Prac cal First Aid Scenario
Year 10 Maths Homework sheet due Wednesday
Year 11 Mdn History Personality Study HIP—due Week 6
Year 12 Adv. English
Maths
Gen Maths
Context Ac vi es
Homework sheet due Thursday
Homework sheet due Thursday
CAFS
Mdn History
Std English
Youth Assessment Task—due end Week 5
Personality Study HIP—due Week 5
Wilfred Owen learning journal—dueTue Wk
6
Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant
In this course you will learn the skills that will enable you to enter the earthworks/construction industry with specialty skills in plant operation. You will undertake projects that will give you both the hands on experi-ence and the basic skills in earthworks construction. You will attend full time, face to face, for five weeks plus additional theo-ry for completion. Commences 5 June at Dunedoo TAFE. Contact Kaye Mears 6370 3300 for further details.
Sports Trainer
Level 1 Course Will be held in Dunedoo.
Details as follows:
First Day: 21st May 2017
Second Day: 28th May 2017
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: Dunedoo Sports Club
Link to Register: http://bit.ly/DunedooLevel1SportsTrainer2017
For further information please contact Spuz.
'CWA Sir Ivan Pop up Shop' Will be finishing up at the
end of May.
Come down for one last browse.
We thank everyone for their support and all monies
raised have been directed to the Fire Recovery.
