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Principal's Report If no mistake you have made, but losing you are. A different game you should play., Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference., The capacity to learn is a gift;, The ability to learn is a skill;, The willingness to learn is a choice., The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.

Around The School Uralla Shire Business Awards., Students to Get Dairy Creative in the Kitchen., The School of St Jude Tanzania, Next Whole School Assembly.

General School Information Uniform., Absence Procedures., Social Media., Bell Times., Late Arrival Procedures., POP - Parent Online Payments., School Banking.

Wellbeing A goal is not always meant to be reached. It often serves simply as something to aim at., Stand tall, Walk proud!, Platinum Phoenix Award Recipients, Gold Phoenix Award Recipients, Silver Phoenix Award Recipients, Bronze Phoenix Award Recipients, I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions.

Page 6 We are passionate about seeing a generation of girls who know and live out the truth that they (and everyone around them) are loved and valued, that they belong, and that they are more than enough. Just as they are., you are MORE THAN ENOUGH just as you are, Encouraging girls to embrace and celebrate their REAL identity and value. Live the life YOU CHOOSE

The Fathering Project As Fathers and Father figures, it’s too easy to get lost in our other roles and forget what our first job is. Yet it’s the most important job we’ll ever do. Because what we do, or don’t do as Dads, has an enormous impact on the happiness and health of the kids we love., We shouldn’t underestimate the vast importance of fathers in children’s lives, not only because children ‘need and love their dads’ , but also because of the significant impact that fathers have on the social, cognitive, emotional and physical well-‐being of children from infancy to adolescence and with lasting influences into their adult life., Impact of Fathers - Longitudinal Study of Australian Children

Junior School Year 4 Diamonds.

Middle School Middle School Excursion - Canberra 2019.

Senior School Expressions of Interest Senior School Excursion 2020., North West VET Student of the Year.

Safe On Social Media Don't say anything online that you wouldn't want plastered on a billboard with your face on it., Social Media age recommendations guidelines and the law, How to report Cyber-Bullying, Everything you post on social media impacts your personal brand. How do you want to be known?

Careers Careers.

Library News Accessing Oliver at Home., Book Fair 2019

Canteen Flexischools Online Ordering., "A" Grade Canteen Updated Menu., Good for Kids Good for Life - Newsletter Term 3

Community Group Teen Triple P., Cerebral Palsy Alliance - Armidale., The New England Writers' Centre., WEP Exchange Student.

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Uralla Central School

24 - 28 Park Street, Uralla, New South Wales, 2358, AU http://www.uralla-c.schools.nsw.gov.au uralla-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au (02) 6778 4204

Around The School

Uralla Shire Business Awards.

On Friday 26 July, Uralla Shire hosted their annual business awards. The first of the 5 awards presented on the night was for Junior Service Person. 4 of the 9 nominees were students from Uralla Central School who work in our community. They were Gemma Weguelin (Kentucky General Store), Melanie French (Uralla Pharmacy), Lachlan Barnden (Dales Down Town Meats) and Taylah Whitton (Uralla Preschool). Taylah was first runner-up and Lachlan was second runner-up.

Student Based Apprentices

We currently have 8 school based apprentices. Taylah became a student based apprentice with Uralla Preschool at the start of the year. She is currently completing her Certificate III in Early childhood and care online with TAFE.

School to Work program

We currently have four students participating in the School to Work program.

Lachlan Barnden is currently undertaking the ‘School to Work’ program at Dale’s Down Town Meats. Lachlan undertakes work experience one day per week at the butcher shop. He has developed his skills which include the breaking down of carcasses, food hygiene, manufacturing meat based products and customer service and is hoping to commence his school based apprentice at the end of this year.

Students to Get Dairy Creative in the Kitchen.

During Semester 2 around 60 Uralla Central School students will be in the school’s commercial kitchen, thanks to the Great Ocean Road – Careers Made Here – Cheese Your Own Creation Program and national competition. Cheese Your Own Creation is taught as part of Uralla Central School’s Food Technology ‘Food Wars’ elective class and Technology Mandatory ‘Agrifood’ classes. Hundreds of students from across Australia have registered for the competition.

The program involves students in a uniquely creative way: in teams of two, students design their own imaginative dairy creation to bring to life. The students then develop and make the recipe and submit a photo of the creation to be judged. Twelve lucky recipes will be selected in November for inclusion in the 2020 Great Ocean Road Calendar.

Below are some images of our first attempt of being creative with Great Ocean Road products.

The School of St Jude Tanzania

During the July school holidays, the school's Learning Support Officer, Lorraine Walkinshaw visited The School of St Jude's in Tanzania. The school was established by Gemma Sisia who grew up in the Armidale area. Lorraine met with the students from the school and gave them stationary items to use at their school. They were appreciative and excited about the items they received, as shown from the beautiful smiles on their faces in the photo below.

Next Whole School Assembly.

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