Important Notices

Shoalhaven International Women's Day Committee Women’s Art Exhibition 2023                            

Criteria for entry:

• Only one artwork per person
• The artwork should relate to the theme
• Works submitted may be in any medium but suitable to be hung with D rings attached
• Art piece completed within the last 3 years
• Maximum size of work is 2 square metres
• Works inappropriate for public display will be excluded
• Hanging spaces are limited so there may be selection for display
• Exhibitors must be women/girls from the City of Shoalhaven
• Exhibition will hang at Nowra Campus (UOW) from 10-30 March.
• Works will be delivered for judging and hanging on Wednesday 8 March. 

Entry forms will be completed then. Contact: Marg McHugh moq69@hotmail.com to register your intention to enter and receive further information.

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UPDATED INFORMATION

If a household/close contact tests positive to COVID-19, you should: 

• continue to attend school but closely monitor for any symptoms and we recommend you undertake a RAHT test if symptoms develop
• not attend school while you have acute symptoms such as runny nose, sore throat, cough and fever

If a student/staff member tests positive to COVID-19, you should: 

• complete the school’s COVID-19 register form
• not attend school while you have acute symptoms such as runny nose, sore throat, cough and fever
• only return to school once all symptoms have gone
• consider wearing a mask if you believe this would be helpful
• provide a medical certificate from your GP to continue to attend school if you (student or staff member) are still displaying ongoing symptoms that are typical of a condition such as seasonal allergic rhinitis (hay fever).

Whilst the guidelines above apply directly to our school, we would also draw your attention to the general advice provided in the following link. These NSW Health recommendations relate to people who test positive to COVID-19. They can be summarised as follows: 

• stay home until acute symptoms have gone
• don’t visit people at high risk of severe illness, anyone in hospital or an aged or disability care facility for at least 7 days
• wear a mask when indoors and on public transport, if you must leave home
• avoid large gatherings and indoor crowded places
• talk to the school about when you should return to school
• tell people that you live with, or spend a lot of time with (such as the school), that you have COVID-19
• try to separate from people you live with as much as possible
• register tyour positive rapid antigen test result with Service NSW

Please note that we have some surplus RAHT kits available. Should your family require a new kit, please complete this form and we will send it home via your eldest child.

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