Roebuck Primary School

NEWSLETTER NO 12

9 August 2017

School Vision Through high quality teaching and leadership Roebuck Primary School students will be positive resilient inclusive and successful citizens

An Independent Public School - Broome Cluster

PMB 4000 BROOME WA 6725 Tel(08)9192 3377 Fax(08)9192 3388 Email roebuckpseducationwaeduau Website wwwroebuckpseducationwaeduau

Broome Cluster of Independent Schools

Ngaji Gurrjin - Welcome

COLOUR RUN The response has been overwhelmingly positive from students parents and staff on a tremendous day last Friday with our inaugural Colour Run ndash aka lapathon A tremendous community spirit occurred because of the dedication of the members of the PampC and staff with a special mention to Phil and the fire truck adding to the event Thank you to all who have made this event such a success Funds raised are going to a number of school projects plus new areas in a forthcoming community consultation on the schools future needs

ATHLETICS A great turnout yesterday saw Year 1 - 6 students compete in the Jumps Some very close competition has seen the difference between first and fourth separated by only a few points Stay tuned for the Carnival this Friday Bring plenty of water shade and cheering voices

SWIMMING LESSONS For the first time in several years the commitment from swim and school staff has seen swimming lessons provided for several year levels over the course of this and next term I wish to thank these people for this commitment and providing this great opportunity to have your children do swimming lessons as part of the school curriculum

BOOK WEEK ndash 28 AUGUST It sounds like a long way off BUT get out your favourite book dust off your costumes and stay tuned to the Bookweek program of activities coming soon You can never be too prepared

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

Friday 11 August

RPS Athletics Carnival (Yr PP-6)

Monday 14 August - Friday 25 August

Swimming Lessons (Yr 4 amp 5)

Friday 18 August Assembly

Whimbrel 3

Monday 21 August - Friday 25 August

Book Fair

Friday 25 August Books n Breaky 745am-830am

Book Week Parade 830am

Kelvin Shem Principal

We would love to see our Voluntary

Contributions reach at least 80

I AM KIND TO

MYSELF

Galiya

ROEBUCK PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

2017 CHARGES AND VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS

VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS K-6

Curriculum Area COST

Cash or cheques (payable to Roebuck Primary

School) are accepted EFTPOS or a direct credit to

our school bank account-

Ac Name Roebuck Primary School

Bank Commonwealth Bank

BSB 066 505

Account No 10134441

Reference Please put your childrsquos name

The Arts $1000

English $1000

Mathematics $1000

Science $1000

Physical amp Health Education $1000

Library $1000

TOTAL $6000

CHARGES ndash Extra Cost Options Estimated Maximum Cost

$650 is the expected total cost inclusive of all activities accommodation transport and food for a five (5) day camp Parent fundraising has historically reduced the contribution to approximately $300 per student This amount per child per annum is therefore dependent and directly related to the effort and energy of the fundraising Prior to camp payment plans may be negotiated with the Principal

Payment will be requested during the school year when costs and participation by students is confirmed

Voluntary Contributions and Charges were approved at

School Board meeting held on 29 August 2016

ExcursionsVisiting Artists K-6 $8000

Interschool Sport 1-6 $6000

Swimming 1-6 $9000

School Camp 6 $65000

Leadership Camp 5-6 $6000

Graduation 6 $5500

Specialist Phys Ed 1-6 $4500

PEAC BIPSE 5-6 $20000

EARN AND LEARN This year we will be participating in the Woolworths Earn amp Learn program Through this program we will be able to get new educational resources for our school all you need to do is shop for your groceries at Woolworths

From Wednesday 26 July to Tuesday 19 September we are collecting Woolworths Earn amp Learn Stickers You will get one

sticker for every $10 spent Place the sticker onto a Woolworths Earn amp Learn Sticker Sheet and when itrsquos complete the Sticker Sheet can be dropped into the Collection Box here at the school outside outside the MultiLit classrooms or at your local Woolworths

At the end of the promotion wersquoll be able to get some great new equipment

SCHOOL NEWS

NO DOGS

ON SCHOOL GROUNDS

Itrsquos lovely to see our school families walking their dogs but please remember that dogs are not permitted on the school grounds Thank you

PLEASE HELP STOP THE SPREAD OF ILLNESS

Please help us reduce the spread of illness within the school community If your child is unwell please keep them at home until they are fully recovered

Thank you

Bindi Forde

FIVE MINUTES WITH MRS OrsquoNEILL AKA MISS HAILSTONEhellip

This week I was super excited to head off in the direction of our Early Childhood Area in search of Kindy teacher extraordinaire Mrs OrsquoNeill I donrsquot get down there very often but when I do I am always super jealous that I donrsquot get to teach all of the amazingly smart Kindy and Pre-Primary students that reside in early childhood

Most of us know Mrs OrsquoNeill as Miss Hailstone but she recently married the love of her life James hence the name change to Mrs OrsquoNeill Itrsquos taking me a while to get used to ithellip but it definitely suits her Mrs OrsquoNeill has been teaching at Roebuck Primary School for 8 years in between starting her own family She has spent time teaching Pre-Primary Year 1 was the Maths guru for a while and is now working tirelessly with our first time school attendershellip THE KINDYrsquoS

Mrs OrsquoNeill grew up in Rockingham just south of Perth and in her spare time enjoys sewing cooking and burlesque dancing Sounds like a perfect wife to me

She has wanted to become a teacher from the day her mum went to an interview to become an education assistant Mrs OrsquoNeill told me that she can still see her walking down the hallway with all her display work Mrs OrsquoNeill enjoyed watching her mum prepare exciting things for the students and create awesome environments and that was when she

was in Year 4 When she finished high school Mrs OrsquoNeill nearly did business administration instead but knew her passion was for teaching and nearly 10 years later she is still doing what she LOVES

She believes that the ldquothe best reward of being a teacher is when the student finally lsquogets itrsquo and they have that feeling of accomplishment and successrdquo

Mrs OrsquoNeill has been teaching here for A LONG time and when I asked her why she LOVES working at Roebuck Primary School she said lsquoThe supportive colleagues I am surrounded byrsquo

Mrs OrsquoNeill is not just your average Kindy teacher though I found out so much cool stuff about her that I would never have dreamed

Did you know that she is a bit of a sports person getting in and trying any sport she can

She hashellip

played basketball from the age of 4 playing State basketball for Rockingham until she was about 15 She also played ball for her high school and uni and helped her dad coach junior basketball teams too Not surprising given she is a lovely TALL lady

She is a gun water skier

She represented her high school in discus hurdles high jump and cross country at interschool and at high school won bronze and silver medals for athletics

When Mrs OrsquoNeill lived in Tom Price she played softball netball and basketball

She played softball for Broome at the North West Champs in 2013

Some of Mrs OrsquoNeillrsquos achievements includehellip

She once rolled a car on the road to Karijini National Park in her first year away from home but luckily enough

everyone was okay although the car was totally a write off Wear your seatbelts people

Mrs OrsquoNeill is a daredevil and has tried skydiving She did enjoy it but would never do it again and it made her realise that she would NEVER bungy jump

Mrs OrsquoNeillrsquos greatest accomplishments are having her GORGEOUS boy Travis and marrying her wonderful and supportive partner Ohhhhhhhh HOW SWEET

In the future Mrs OrsquoNeill would like to hellip

Travel Australia more and plans to do more travelling in the NT and Cape York area next year with her soon to be family of 4 and one day would like to make it to Tasmania

To find a good work life balance

Although Mrs OrsquoNeill is famous for her AMAZING costumes during school dress ups carnival days and events and you may think she is super confident she actually struggles with public speaking I know I was shocked too So she would like to gain more confidence whilst speaking in front of large crowds Irsquom sure I could help you with that Mrs OrsquoNeill if you help me with my costumes

Thanks so much for giving us 5 minutes of your time Mrs OrsquoNEILL

The Health and Well Being Action Team are encouraging students to Be Kind to Themselves by eating a healthy and fresh recess

Apples are always a popular choice and they taste even better when they are ldquoslinkiedrdquo

The team have been busy slinkying studentsrsquo apples at recess on every Tuesday and Wednesday Great work team

HEALTH AND WELL BEING ACTION TEAM

FISHERIES VISIT

On Thursday the Pre-Primary students in Whimbrel 2 amp 3 had Miss Jess from Fisheries come in to teach them

all about catching the right size fish and taking care of our beautiful reef and oceans

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Music - Ibis 5

Science - Spoonbill 4

ICT - Whimbrel 4 Lily S - silver

Lochlan A - bronze

Angus M - bronze

Archie M - bronze

Katelyn B - bronze

Jonah G - bronze

Charlotte C - bronze

Phoebe H - bronze

Caitlin B

Gabriel V

Indi L

Jackson H

Ayla M

Alexis M

Arthur S

Dylan R

Blake G

Xander R

Angus M

Lucye S

Sophie W

William C

Amelia B

Baden T

Lily S

Bonnie H

Sass D

Eden B

Cassie C

Luke P

Madison S

Jaxon T

Olivia N

Bailey T

BADGE AWARDS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

ASSEMBLY 28 JULY 2017 HOSTED BY SPOONBILL 2

NAIDOC WEEK

100 DAYS OF SCHOOL

On Wednesday 2 August the Pre-Primary students celebrated 100 Days of School by

dressing as centenarians completing 100 themed activities and celebrating with a party

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

ROEBUCK PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

2017 CHARGES AND VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS

VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS K-6

Curriculum Area COST

Cash or cheques (payable to Roebuck Primary

School) are accepted EFTPOS or a direct credit to

our school bank account-

Ac Name Roebuck Primary School

Bank Commonwealth Bank

BSB 066 505

Account No 10134441

Reference Please put your childrsquos name

The Arts $1000

English $1000

Mathematics $1000

Science $1000

Physical amp Health Education $1000

Library $1000

TOTAL $6000

CHARGES ndash Extra Cost Options Estimated Maximum Cost

$650 is the expected total cost inclusive of all activities accommodation transport and food for a five (5) day camp Parent fundraising has historically reduced the contribution to approximately $300 per student This amount per child per annum is therefore dependent and directly related to the effort and energy of the fundraising Prior to camp payment plans may be negotiated with the Principal

Payment will be requested during the school year when costs and participation by students is confirmed

Voluntary Contributions and Charges were approved at

School Board meeting held on 29 August 2016

ExcursionsVisiting Artists K-6 $8000

Interschool Sport 1-6 $6000

Swimming 1-6 $9000

School Camp 6 $65000

Leadership Camp 5-6 $6000

Graduation 6 $5500

Specialist Phys Ed 1-6 $4500

PEAC BIPSE 5-6 $20000

EARN AND LEARN This year we will be participating in the Woolworths Earn amp Learn program Through this program we will be able to get new educational resources for our school all you need to do is shop for your groceries at Woolworths

From Wednesday 26 July to Tuesday 19 September we are collecting Woolworths Earn amp Learn Stickers You will get one

sticker for every $10 spent Place the sticker onto a Woolworths Earn amp Learn Sticker Sheet and when itrsquos complete the Sticker Sheet can be dropped into the Collection Box here at the school outside outside the MultiLit classrooms or at your local Woolworths

At the end of the promotion wersquoll be able to get some great new equipment

SCHOOL NEWS

NO DOGS

ON SCHOOL GROUNDS

Itrsquos lovely to see our school families walking their dogs but please remember that dogs are not permitted on the school grounds Thank you

PLEASE HELP STOP THE SPREAD OF ILLNESS

Please help us reduce the spread of illness within the school community If your child is unwell please keep them at home until they are fully recovered

Thank you

Bindi Forde

FIVE MINUTES WITH MRS OrsquoNEILL AKA MISS HAILSTONEhellip

This week I was super excited to head off in the direction of our Early Childhood Area in search of Kindy teacher extraordinaire Mrs OrsquoNeill I donrsquot get down there very often but when I do I am always super jealous that I donrsquot get to teach all of the amazingly smart Kindy and Pre-Primary students that reside in early childhood

Most of us know Mrs OrsquoNeill as Miss Hailstone but she recently married the love of her life James hence the name change to Mrs OrsquoNeill Itrsquos taking me a while to get used to ithellip but it definitely suits her Mrs OrsquoNeill has been teaching at Roebuck Primary School for 8 years in between starting her own family She has spent time teaching Pre-Primary Year 1 was the Maths guru for a while and is now working tirelessly with our first time school attendershellip THE KINDYrsquoS

Mrs OrsquoNeill grew up in Rockingham just south of Perth and in her spare time enjoys sewing cooking and burlesque dancing Sounds like a perfect wife to me

She has wanted to become a teacher from the day her mum went to an interview to become an education assistant Mrs OrsquoNeill told me that she can still see her walking down the hallway with all her display work Mrs OrsquoNeill enjoyed watching her mum prepare exciting things for the students and create awesome environments and that was when she

was in Year 4 When she finished high school Mrs OrsquoNeill nearly did business administration instead but knew her passion was for teaching and nearly 10 years later she is still doing what she LOVES

She believes that the ldquothe best reward of being a teacher is when the student finally lsquogets itrsquo and they have that feeling of accomplishment and successrdquo

Mrs OrsquoNeill has been teaching here for A LONG time and when I asked her why she LOVES working at Roebuck Primary School she said lsquoThe supportive colleagues I am surrounded byrsquo

Mrs OrsquoNeill is not just your average Kindy teacher though I found out so much cool stuff about her that I would never have dreamed

Did you know that she is a bit of a sports person getting in and trying any sport she can

She hashellip

played basketball from the age of 4 playing State basketball for Rockingham until she was about 15 She also played ball for her high school and uni and helped her dad coach junior basketball teams too Not surprising given she is a lovely TALL lady

She is a gun water skier

She represented her high school in discus hurdles high jump and cross country at interschool and at high school won bronze and silver medals for athletics

When Mrs OrsquoNeill lived in Tom Price she played softball netball and basketball

She played softball for Broome at the North West Champs in 2013

Some of Mrs OrsquoNeillrsquos achievements includehellip

She once rolled a car on the road to Karijini National Park in her first year away from home but luckily enough

everyone was okay although the car was totally a write off Wear your seatbelts people

Mrs OrsquoNeill is a daredevil and has tried skydiving She did enjoy it but would never do it again and it made her realise that she would NEVER bungy jump

Mrs OrsquoNeillrsquos greatest accomplishments are having her GORGEOUS boy Travis and marrying her wonderful and supportive partner Ohhhhhhhh HOW SWEET

In the future Mrs OrsquoNeill would like to hellip

Travel Australia more and plans to do more travelling in the NT and Cape York area next year with her soon to be family of 4 and one day would like to make it to Tasmania

To find a good work life balance

Although Mrs OrsquoNeill is famous for her AMAZING costumes during school dress ups carnival days and events and you may think she is super confident she actually struggles with public speaking I know I was shocked too So she would like to gain more confidence whilst speaking in front of large crowds Irsquom sure I could help you with that Mrs OrsquoNeill if you help me with my costumes

Thanks so much for giving us 5 minutes of your time Mrs OrsquoNEILL

The Health and Well Being Action Team are encouraging students to Be Kind to Themselves by eating a healthy and fresh recess

Apples are always a popular choice and they taste even better when they are ldquoslinkiedrdquo

The team have been busy slinkying studentsrsquo apples at recess on every Tuesday and Wednesday Great work team

HEALTH AND WELL BEING ACTION TEAM

FISHERIES VISIT

On Thursday the Pre-Primary students in Whimbrel 2 amp 3 had Miss Jess from Fisheries come in to teach them

all about catching the right size fish and taking care of our beautiful reef and oceans

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Music - Ibis 5

Science - Spoonbill 4

ICT - Whimbrel 4 Lily S - silver

Lochlan A - bronze

Angus M - bronze

Archie M - bronze

Katelyn B - bronze

Jonah G - bronze

Charlotte C - bronze

Phoebe H - bronze

Caitlin B

Gabriel V

Indi L

Jackson H

Ayla M

Alexis M

Arthur S

Dylan R

Blake G

Xander R

Angus M

Lucye S

Sophie W

William C

Amelia B

Baden T

Lily S

Bonnie H

Sass D

Eden B

Cassie C

Luke P

Madison S

Jaxon T

Olivia N

Bailey T

BADGE AWARDS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

ASSEMBLY 28 JULY 2017 HOSTED BY SPOONBILL 2

NAIDOC WEEK

100 DAYS OF SCHOOL

On Wednesday 2 August the Pre-Primary students celebrated 100 Days of School by

dressing as centenarians completing 100 themed activities and celebrating with a party

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

Bindi Forde

FIVE MINUTES WITH MRS OrsquoNEILL AKA MISS HAILSTONEhellip

This week I was super excited to head off in the direction of our Early Childhood Area in search of Kindy teacher extraordinaire Mrs OrsquoNeill I donrsquot get down there very often but when I do I am always super jealous that I donrsquot get to teach all of the amazingly smart Kindy and Pre-Primary students that reside in early childhood

Most of us know Mrs OrsquoNeill as Miss Hailstone but she recently married the love of her life James hence the name change to Mrs OrsquoNeill Itrsquos taking me a while to get used to ithellip but it definitely suits her Mrs OrsquoNeill has been teaching at Roebuck Primary School for 8 years in between starting her own family She has spent time teaching Pre-Primary Year 1 was the Maths guru for a while and is now working tirelessly with our first time school attendershellip THE KINDYrsquoS

Mrs OrsquoNeill grew up in Rockingham just south of Perth and in her spare time enjoys sewing cooking and burlesque dancing Sounds like a perfect wife to me

She has wanted to become a teacher from the day her mum went to an interview to become an education assistant Mrs OrsquoNeill told me that she can still see her walking down the hallway with all her display work Mrs OrsquoNeill enjoyed watching her mum prepare exciting things for the students and create awesome environments and that was when she

was in Year 4 When she finished high school Mrs OrsquoNeill nearly did business administration instead but knew her passion was for teaching and nearly 10 years later she is still doing what she LOVES

She believes that the ldquothe best reward of being a teacher is when the student finally lsquogets itrsquo and they have that feeling of accomplishment and successrdquo

Mrs OrsquoNeill has been teaching here for A LONG time and when I asked her why she LOVES working at Roebuck Primary School she said lsquoThe supportive colleagues I am surrounded byrsquo

Mrs OrsquoNeill is not just your average Kindy teacher though I found out so much cool stuff about her that I would never have dreamed

Did you know that she is a bit of a sports person getting in and trying any sport she can

She hashellip

played basketball from the age of 4 playing State basketball for Rockingham until she was about 15 She also played ball for her high school and uni and helped her dad coach junior basketball teams too Not surprising given she is a lovely TALL lady

She is a gun water skier

She represented her high school in discus hurdles high jump and cross country at interschool and at high school won bronze and silver medals for athletics

When Mrs OrsquoNeill lived in Tom Price she played softball netball and basketball

She played softball for Broome at the North West Champs in 2013

Some of Mrs OrsquoNeillrsquos achievements includehellip

She once rolled a car on the road to Karijini National Park in her first year away from home but luckily enough

everyone was okay although the car was totally a write off Wear your seatbelts people

Mrs OrsquoNeill is a daredevil and has tried skydiving She did enjoy it but would never do it again and it made her realise that she would NEVER bungy jump

Mrs OrsquoNeillrsquos greatest accomplishments are having her GORGEOUS boy Travis and marrying her wonderful and supportive partner Ohhhhhhhh HOW SWEET

In the future Mrs OrsquoNeill would like to hellip

Travel Australia more and plans to do more travelling in the NT and Cape York area next year with her soon to be family of 4 and one day would like to make it to Tasmania

To find a good work life balance

Although Mrs OrsquoNeill is famous for her AMAZING costumes during school dress ups carnival days and events and you may think she is super confident she actually struggles with public speaking I know I was shocked too So she would like to gain more confidence whilst speaking in front of large crowds Irsquom sure I could help you with that Mrs OrsquoNeill if you help me with my costumes

Thanks so much for giving us 5 minutes of your time Mrs OrsquoNEILL

The Health and Well Being Action Team are encouraging students to Be Kind to Themselves by eating a healthy and fresh recess

Apples are always a popular choice and they taste even better when they are ldquoslinkiedrdquo

The team have been busy slinkying studentsrsquo apples at recess on every Tuesday and Wednesday Great work team

HEALTH AND WELL BEING ACTION TEAM

FISHERIES VISIT

On Thursday the Pre-Primary students in Whimbrel 2 amp 3 had Miss Jess from Fisheries come in to teach them

all about catching the right size fish and taking care of our beautiful reef and oceans

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Music - Ibis 5

Science - Spoonbill 4

ICT - Whimbrel 4 Lily S - silver

Lochlan A - bronze

Angus M - bronze

Archie M - bronze

Katelyn B - bronze

Jonah G - bronze

Charlotte C - bronze

Phoebe H - bronze

Caitlin B

Gabriel V

Indi L

Jackson H

Ayla M

Alexis M

Arthur S

Dylan R

Blake G

Xander R

Angus M

Lucye S

Sophie W

William C

Amelia B

Baden T

Lily S

Bonnie H

Sass D

Eden B

Cassie C

Luke P

Madison S

Jaxon T

Olivia N

Bailey T

BADGE AWARDS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

ASSEMBLY 28 JULY 2017 HOSTED BY SPOONBILL 2

NAIDOC WEEK

100 DAYS OF SCHOOL

On Wednesday 2 August the Pre-Primary students celebrated 100 Days of School by

dressing as centenarians completing 100 themed activities and celebrating with a party

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

The Health and Well Being Action Team are encouraging students to Be Kind to Themselves by eating a healthy and fresh recess

Apples are always a popular choice and they taste even better when they are ldquoslinkiedrdquo

The team have been busy slinkying studentsrsquo apples at recess on every Tuesday and Wednesday Great work team

HEALTH AND WELL BEING ACTION TEAM

FISHERIES VISIT

On Thursday the Pre-Primary students in Whimbrel 2 amp 3 had Miss Jess from Fisheries come in to teach them

all about catching the right size fish and taking care of our beautiful reef and oceans

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Music - Ibis 5

Science - Spoonbill 4

ICT - Whimbrel 4 Lily S - silver

Lochlan A - bronze

Angus M - bronze

Archie M - bronze

Katelyn B - bronze

Jonah G - bronze

Charlotte C - bronze

Phoebe H - bronze

Caitlin B

Gabriel V

Indi L

Jackson H

Ayla M

Alexis M

Arthur S

Dylan R

Blake G

Xander R

Angus M

Lucye S

Sophie W

William C

Amelia B

Baden T

Lily S

Bonnie H

Sass D

Eden B

Cassie C

Luke P

Madison S

Jaxon T

Olivia N

Bailey T

BADGE AWARDS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

ASSEMBLY 28 JULY 2017 HOSTED BY SPOONBILL 2

NAIDOC WEEK

100 DAYS OF SCHOOL

On Wednesday 2 August the Pre-Primary students celebrated 100 Days of School by

dressing as centenarians completing 100 themed activities and celebrating with a party

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Music - Ibis 5

Science - Spoonbill 4

ICT - Whimbrel 4 Lily S - silver

Lochlan A - bronze

Angus M - bronze

Archie M - bronze

Katelyn B - bronze

Jonah G - bronze

Charlotte C - bronze

Phoebe H - bronze

Caitlin B

Gabriel V

Indi L

Jackson H

Ayla M

Alexis M

Arthur S

Dylan R

Blake G

Xander R

Angus M

Lucye S

Sophie W

William C

Amelia B

Baden T

Lily S

Bonnie H

Sass D

Eden B

Cassie C

Luke P

Madison S

Jaxon T

Olivia N

Bailey T

BADGE AWARDS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

ASSEMBLY 28 JULY 2017 HOSTED BY SPOONBILL 2

NAIDOC WEEK

100 DAYS OF SCHOOL

On Wednesday 2 August the Pre-Primary students celebrated 100 Days of School by

dressing as centenarians completing 100 themed activities and celebrating with a party

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

NAIDOC WEEK

100 DAYS OF SCHOOL

On Wednesday 2 August the Pre-Primary students celebrated 100 Days of School by

dressing as centenarians completing 100 themed activities and celebrating with a party

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

POPPLET

The students in Miss Ritter and Miss Hoskinsrsquo Year 3 class

have been exploring the i-pad app lsquoPoppletrsquo lsquoPoppletrsquo is a

tool that allows students to organise and visualize ideas

Big congratulations to all students that participated in or supported their mates at the Faction Jumps Carnival on Tuesday Students who had qualified during sports lessons completed for a chance to represent Roebuck Primary School at the upcoming Interschool Carnival There certainly were some impressive jumps

Massive THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING parent helpers who assisted in the sand pit today

After the Cross Country and Jumps Carnival heading into Fridayrsquos long awaited Faction Carnival the faction points are as follows

WHIMBREL 272 points GREENSHANK 360 points

IBIS 300 points SPOONBILL 359 points

Things are looking tight Who will take home our shield this year

Students are encouraged to WEAR FACTION COLOURS ON FRIDAY remember to wear their broad brim hats

smother themselves in sunscreen and bring plenty of water SLIP SLOP SLAP everyone

ATHLETICS CARNIVALS

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

ROEBUCK RIPPLE RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mitchell A

Max B

Levi H

Rowan C

Mackenzie K

Lachlan P

Luke W

Kian P

Kailen B

Caleb N

Charli L

Stella R

Callum L

Oliver L

Katelyn B

Oliver H

William M

Blossom B

Sydney L

Damon V

Kaleb H

Emmerson M

Kaiani C

Thomas H

Maxim M

Drew P

Jaydah F

May E

Indi M

Mushkan K

Jack B

Nyan L

Keira B-N

Lachlan B

Brooklyn G

Jake C

SPECIALIST AWARDS

Science - Ibis 6 Music - Greenshank 4

BADGE AWARDS

Grace S - silver Jarrod L-W - bronze

ASSEMBLY 4 AUGUST 2017 HOSTED BY WHIMBREL 4

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

COLOUR RUN

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

BOOK WEEK

The Scholastic Book Fair is

back this term in Week 6 As

usual books will be available

to buy in the half hour before

and after school

The library is looking for some

adult helpers to assist at

these times If you can spare 30 minutes before or

after school that week to help us either with setting

up assisting behind the desk or helping shoppers

please contact Valerie Burgess Library Officer (pop

into the library between 730am and 2pm) or email

valerieburgesseducationwaeduau

We look forward to seeing you at the Fair and remember that all books sold help towards funds to buy more books for the school library

Book Fair August 21-25

CONVICT

Your name is Fred you are a young boy You are poor dirty and pale You are also very hungry so you set off through the dirty streets of London in 1788

After a 5km walk there is a crumbling rotting heap of mouldy bricks and old broken timber that is a shop

You grab a random loaf of bread yoursquore feeling terrified What should you do Should you hide You see the Police

You hide in the nearest ally where the worst stench you have ever smelled fills your nose The Police canrsquot find you but the stench is too horrible for you to bare You have to come out because you could die from the smell

When you come out the Police catch you

You stand face to face with the Judge in the courtroom scared of the punishment you will face

The Judge looks fiercely at you and sentences you to transportation to Australia

You leave London on the 13th May 1788 for new South Wales on

the First Fleet It has 9 ships with 759 convicts and guards some with their families

The conditions are terrible The boats are cramped and filled with rats and cockroaches roaming around There is very little food or water

It takes 6 months to get to Australia but you finally arrive You reach Botany Bay Sydney Australia

When you get off the ship you are 15 You start working on a farm One night about a year later you try to escape the colony but you get caught

For that you are put in leg irons They weigh 5kg and you wear them for a year When the leg irons are taken off you start hard physical labour because you are now 17

One year later you get an absolute pardon for working hard

By Eamon Rock

What a great afternoon we all had at the first ever PampC Colour Run Congratulations to all our students parents

and teachers who got out there and made this event such a blast Special thanks goes to the PampC and volunteers

that helped out including Phil Leach who added to the excitement by bringing the fire truck along

Now is the time to finalise your fundraising and get online to start ordering your prizes at schoolfunruncomau If

you are experiencing difficulty ordering online simply print off the order form fill it in and submit to the PampC

collection box in the front office Money is due back by Friday 11 August Please make sure you hand in any

cash to the PampC collection box in the front office

If you need help please call the CUA School Fun-Run team directly on 1300 733 788

In other PampC news dont miss out on a chance to enter our major draw raffle Tickets are NOW on sale for $5

each and be drawn on Thursday 12 October

Prizes include

Cygnet Bay Pearl package - (pearl pendant1 nights accommodation and pearl shell panel) valued at $760

32GB IPad valued at $469

Phoenix Fitness voucher valued at $135

If you would like to purchase tickets or help sell tickets please contact the office or speak to any of our friendly PampC

members

All Roebuck Primary School parents carers and community members are welcome to attend the next PampC

meeting that will take place at 630pm on Tuesday 29 August in the staff room

PampC NEWS

Belinda Allister

HISTORY - YEAR 4 - GREENSHANK 3

Have you considered working for the Department of Education as a Swimming Instructor

Instructors are urgently needed in your area for both the Interm and VacSwim programs please consider

this employment opportunity

Teaching swimming is a rewarding career with family friendly benefits

You have the opportunity to teach during school hours in our Interm program andor

in the October and summer school holidays and The Departmentrsquos swimming in-

structors are some of the highest paid instructors in the state

AUSTSWIM WA is conducting a Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety course at Broome Recreation and

Centre Broome - 12 and 13 August 2017

Please visit the AUSTSWIM website for course information

httpsoramsocbaustswimcomaucoursefinder

Visit Swimming and Water Safety for information on working with the Department

httpdetwaeduaucurriculumsupportswimmingdetcmsnavigationswimming-

instructing-and-water-safety-officers

We look forward to having you as part of our team

Please contact the Swimming and Water Safety team if you have any queries on 9402

6390 or E interm-countryeducationwaeduau

SCHOOL BANKING

Welcome back to school for Term 3 Itrsquos great to see School Bankers showing continued saving efforts through the first half of the year

Donrsquot miss out on the Grand Prize

competition ending this term

To be in the running for a family trip to Tokyo Disneyland children need to make 15 or more School Banking deposits between 23 January 2017 and the end of Term 3

New reward items available in Term 3

After making 10 School Banking deposits children can now choose to redeem the Smiley Emoji Keyring or the Volt Handball

Keep track of savings and tokens with the

CommBank Youth app

To help enhance the financial education of children wersquove introduced the CommBank Youth app available on any iOS 90+ device from the App Store

This innovative banking app gives kids hands-on experience in learning real-life money skills in a safe and fun digital environment It also provides a new way for School Bankers to keep track of their Dollarmites tokens

More information about CommBankrsquos School Banking program and the CommBank Youth app is available at commbankcomauschoolbanking

On Monday 14 August 2017 we will be launching an exciting School Banking competition with prizes to win and an

incredible game experience

VACANCY

COMMUNITY NEWS

ATHLETICS

is on again Prepare yourself for your

School or Inter-School Athletics day by joining Allison Durling at Broome North Primary on Mondayrsquos and Wednesdayrsquos

from 230-330pm (From Week 2-9 of Term 3)

No training Monday 14 August

Each session aims to improve strength speed and agility

of each competitor

Please text Allison on 0409323023 if you have any questions or are unable to

make a session

Please enter the back of BNPS (adjacent to the basketball

courts)

Come join the fun

SAMMY THE DRAGON

TRAINING STARTS SOON

Itrsquos that time of year again I am hearing

rumbles from Sammy the Dragonrsquos Den

as he is getting ready to play during Shinju Helping Sammy to dance is

a true Broome experience and ANY age and fitness level is welcome

There are many different ways to be a part of the Sammy Team We

are also really keen to meet some new legs as many of our members

have left town

STARTS Thursday 3 August from 5-6pm

CONTINUES Tuesdays andor Thursdays (Not 15 Aug) until Shinju

starts (2 Sept)

WHERE Backstage Door at the Broome Civic Centre Barker St

entrance

You DO NOT need to come to every training There are only two

performances (the parade being the most important for legs) you get a

fantastic shirt as a momento and make some great friends

If yoursquod like to help Sammy Dance during the Shinju Matsuri you can

contact Lisa Sweet on 0428 920 295 or message Ela Jay on Facebook

LIKE us on FACEBOOK ndash Sammy the Dragon and Friends ndash to be kept

updated with Sammyrsquos antics during the lead-up to Shinju

Broome Junior Cricket Association

Under 12 Under 14 and Under 17 Junior Cricket

BRAC Training starts for all teams on 14th August for under 17s and 16th of August for

Under 12s and Under 14s Training will be ran by the WACA BRAC Nets 330pm

Games start Sunday 10 September 800am

lyntonphillipsonlpairconcomau

Online registration Mycricket Broome