Our school’s Peer Support SMILE Program

was the focus of a recent Youth Mental Health

and Wellbeing Network meeting. About 40

local mental health professionals and those

working with young people gathered together

and listened attentively as five of our SMILE

mentors, alongside staff, spoke about their

experiences and opinions regarding SMILE.

Maddison Weiss, Brittany Kashayev, Ben

Osborn, Maddison Sadler and Zac Donelly all

spoke passionately and professionally to the

crowd of interested community members.

These enthusiastic SMILE mentors formed a

panel with Woolgoolga High staff Ian Cook,

Alison Fenton, Chris Black and Guy Wright to

answer questions about how the SMILE

Program works and the reasons why it’s so

successful. Associate Professor, John Hurley,

from Southern Cross University was in

attendance and presented his positive

findings of SMILE. This research report

demonstrates clearly that SMILE is successful

in improving student wellbeing within

our school on a number of fronts.

Congratulations to all those involved

with SMILE! It is a fantastic program

run by caring and passionate

students and supported by staff and

community organisations.

Alison Fenton

(Student Support Officer)

Woolgoolga High School May 16, 2014 Issue No. 7

GOOD NEWS WEEK

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

From the Principal P.2 Parent tips P.13

Important Dates P.3 Canteen P.14

Science & Engineering P.5 Privacy Awareness P.15

Careers Day P.6-7 Support for Young

People

P.17

Sports pages P9-12 Community News P.18

Support

Mentor

Inspire

Listen

Encourage

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From the Principal’s Desk

Congratulations to the 29 students who came 2nd in the

regional Annual Science and Engineering Challenge. They

travelled to Kempsey on May 7th, and as the pictures found

later in this newsletter show, they did have some challeng-

es. Mr Dalton, our head teacher Science, wants to have a

similar event at Woolgoolga High School next year.

Thanks to Mrs Dorahy for her efforts in helping with this

competition.

Congratulations also to Jai Johnson, Zane Keighran, Co-

rey Williams and Sam Brown on their impressive efforts at

the Regional Surfing Competition. Similarly, congratula-

tions to our U/15 boys and girls soccer teams who now

progress on to the next round in the soccer knockout

competition. Congratulations also to Jessie Gentle for her

outstanding representation of Woolgoolgs High School at

the recent CHS Soccer carnival. Jessie scored 3 goals

and once again was selected into the CHS (State) shadow

team.

The school cross country was a wet and muddy event.

Thanks to all staff and students who made the event a

success, although it was wet it was a great day! More

information to follow in this newsletter. Good luck to all

zone competitors next Monday.

NAPLAN testing occurred this week and from all accounts

our students were quite happy with their performance.

Our canteen’s new menu is a big hit with both students

and staff. I have heard nothing but positive comments

about the quality and new pricing of the food. The new

menu is on our website http://www.woolgoolga-

h.schools.nsw.edu.au/documents/21717034/21724205/

Canteen%20price%20list.pdf.

Kris Oates, our head teacher TAS, travelled to Sydney last

week to work with Microsoft and senior Department

officials on the new implementation of Office 365. Our

school, both staff and students, have access to Office 365

and soon it will be rolled out to all students across the

state. This is a great professional development opportunity

for Kris and he is already up skilling staff in his new

knowledge. Students can download one copy of Microsoft

Office for their BYOD devices – see our website for details

http://www.woolgoolga-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/parent-

information/bring-your-own-device .

Until next time

Guy Wright

Principal

Our SMILE program has

once again been placed

in the community

spotlight. As outlined on

the front page of this

newsletter our students

Maddy Weiss, Brittany

Kashayev, Ben Osborn,

Maddy Sadler and Zac

Donnelly showcased our well known

SMILE (student led, student initiated)

student welfare program, to 40 local health

professionals.

There was a hum of excitement from the professionals as

they questioned our students and staff about the

program. Associate Professor John Hurley from Southern

Cross University is to be congratulated on his

presentation of his first hand research of our program.

His conclusions about the positive impact the program is

having in our school were highlighted to the health

professionals. We are very lucky to have such an

involved university in our local area.

Our Careers day held last Wednesday was an

outstanding event. All 160 Year 10 students had the

opportunity to talk with, listen to, receive presentation

from, and ask questions of the 45 employers and

business professionals from the Woolgoolga district, and

wider afield. Thank you to all of the business presenters

who gave freely of their time to help give information,

direction and motivation to our Year 10 students.

The Woolgoolga Chamber of Commerce is also to be

congratulated on organising this event. Ray Willing and

Alastair Milroy, in particular, have given an enormous

amount of time in gathering and encouraging the many

presenters who participated. A thank you should also go

to our staff members—Careers Adviser, Jeff Allen,

Megan Hart and Julie-Anne Chivers for their organisation

at the school level. The event ran like clockwork and both

presenters and students gained a great deal from the

event.

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IMPORTANT COMING EVENTS

Tue 20—Wed 21 May

Athletics Carnival

Thurs 22 May Vaccinations—Year 7

Thurs 22 May Disco

Fri 23 May Vaccinations—Year 9 boys

May 29-June 5 Year 11 Half Yearly exams

The WHS P & C

meets on the

second Tuesday of

every month at

6.30pm

VACCINATIONS— Term 2

Year 7 male & female students—22nd May 2014

Gardasil (HPV) Dose 2

Varicella (chicken pox)

Boostrix & HPV—catch ups if required

Year 9 boys only—23rd May 2014

Gardasil Dose 2

Parents with any questions or concerns

can ring Bernadette at the Public Health

Unit on 66 207503.

Australian Mathematics

Competition

If you are good at Maths and like problem

solving then this is the competition for you.

Do you like yummy food as well as several

merits and the company of mathematically

capable people? Then this is a competition

for you.

Don't miss out by collecting a registration

form from the Mathematics Staffroom or

from your Mathematics teacher ASAP.

Students’ Photographs

There are many occasions where we would like to publish photographs of students

involved in various school activities, including reports for the local papers, school

newsletters, and the annual report and on our school website.

If you do not wish your child’s photograph to be used for these purposes, please

notify the school in writing.

Web address: www.woolgoolga-h.schools.nsw.edu.au E-mail: woolgoolga-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Excluded from Woolgoolga

High School - school discos Any student who has received a SUSPENSION

WARNING is excluded from the disco for the

school term of that warning.

Any student who has been SUSPENDED from

school is excluded from the disco for 6 calen-

dar months from the date of that suspension.

Any student who continually refuses to wear

UNIFORM, has been notified at least three

times, and receives a uniform letter, is exclud-

ed from the disco for the school term of that

letter.

Any student who TRUANTS twice is excluded

from the disco for the school term of the sec-

ond truancy and the next school term.

Mr Henderson-Deputy Principal

$3 FOR GOLD $5 FOR OTHERS

Thursday 22nd May

6:30 to 9:30pm

DISCODISCO

Stop press!! Interested in your child's education?

Have two hours per month to learn more about happenings

at Woolgoolga High School?

Join our P&C Association as they meet each second Tuesday

of the month (at 6:30pm) and contribute to your child's

education.

Have your say or listen to others' ideas.

Woolgoolga High School P&C still need a Treasurer and Secretary for 2014.

Assistance will be given to start you off.

There will be no major fundraisers or finances to cover for Treasurer and the

Secretary may use a standardised pro forma (if required) to keep minutes.

We need you.

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The Annual Science and Engineering Challenge presented by

the University of Newcastle was held at Kempsey High School

on May 7, 2014. Twenty nine students from Woolgoolga High

School participated in the event.

The activities required problem solving skills, determination

and teamwork. The students from Woolgoolga High worked

very well as a team and learnt how to overcome adversity

when tackling very challenging problems.

Woolgoolga High came 2nd in the regional competition and all

participants should be congratulated for their efforts.

We would also like to thank Ms Johnson and Mr McDonald for

their attendance and support on the day.

SCIENCE AND SCIENCE AND SCIENCE AND

ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING

CHALLENGE 2014CHALLENGE 2014CHALLENGE 2014

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2014 Careers Day a success!

On Wednesday 14th May, 160 students from Year 10 at Woolgoolga High School and 45 members of the

Woolgoolga and Northern Beaches business community participated in the 2014 Careers Day.

Feedback from presenters and students for this massive event in the school calendar was extremely positive,

with all enjoying the 55 sessions organised for the afternoon. Each of the 30 minute sessions catered for an

extensive variety of business and career information, with the opportunity for future connections between stu-

dents and businesses. Students are yet again looking forward to using these connections to organise their

next round of Work Experience scheduled for the last week of this term. As many as 141 Year 10 students

participated in last term's Work Experience, with all of these experiences leading to students making a more

informed decision surrounding their subject selections to be held later in the year, prior to them commencing

their senior schooling.

Photos L-R:

Principal Mr Guy Wright address-es presenters and members of the Northern Beaches and Woolgoolga Chamber of Commerce and business community in preparation for the 2014 Careers Day.

Year 12 Hospitality students Kirah and Hayden with teacher Ms Woodward provided quality catering for the afternoon.

Dr Kramer and Janette Lee present the Medicine/Surgeon talk.

Dr Anna Scott at the interactive Marine Biology seminar.

Ex-student Matt Adams presents the Information Technology seminar in Computer Room 1.

Shaun Lawer from Coffs City Council presenting the Engineer-ing Roads talk.

Sargeant Tricia Reynolds and Corporal James Burrell at the Defence talk.

Physiotherapist Aaron Hardaker captured his audience effectively.

Katelyn McDonald engaged in conversation with Architect Oliver Gee.

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Photos L-R:

Emma Shaw in her Beautician

presentation.

Michael Featherstone enthralling

students in the Veterinarian session.

Martin van Veluwen entertaining

students in the Musician and Sound

Engineering presentation.

One of the Year 10s checking the

organisation spreadsheet before

heading to session 3.

Paramedic John Alford.

Youth Liaison Officer Jo Brooker

fascinated students with a wide

variety of information about joining

the Police Force.

Joe Fallon from Rustic Table

sharing his wealth of knowledge at

the Chef session held in Kitchen 2.

Gary Maher (Headspace) and Mr

Paul Young (WHS) at the Counsel-

lor/Psychologist seminar.

Training Manager Ingrid Hughes

from ETC speaking about train-

eeships and apprenticeships to her

captive audience.

Woolgoolga High School Careers

Day Co-organiser Mrs Julie-Anne

Chivers reflecting with students on

the success of the day after present-

ing the K-12 Teaching talk.

Some of the session three present-

ers being congratulated in the

Forum by grateful Year 10 students

in attendance. Well done to all!

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Change of details

Forms are available from the front office to

notify the school in writing of any change

in circumstance:

Change of address

New telephone number

Additional emergency contact

Well done Chloe Molan in Year 7!

6th Best BMX Rider in Australia!!!

Chloe is a regular rider involved with Grafton BMX

club training two nights a week and competing

weekly. She participated at the national Titles in

Shepparton, Victoria which run over 3 days earlier

in May.

Riding against 28 of the best in the country, Chloe

made it through her 3 heats and a semi final to

earn a place in the final, coming in overall at 6th

place. An outstanding result.

We look forward to supporting you in your future with your riding.

Congratulations Chloe!!

Well done to Years 7

and 9 for completing

their NAPLAN tests.

Issue No. 7 Page 9

REGIONAL SURFING COMPETITION

On Thursday the 1st of May I took four boys from Woolgoolga High School to Forster for the Regional

Surfing Competition, which was held at Boomerang Beach; Jai Johnson, Zane Keighran, Corey Williams

and Sam Browne. After arriving on Wednesday afternoon, we unpacked and raced down to Boomerang

for an afternoon surf. We had perfect conditions but unfortunately the surf was quite small. We were all

worried that the surf would be too small on the following day!

We woke the following morning at 5.45am, ate breakfast, and packed the car, headed to One Mile

Beach where we were directed to go to Boomerang Beach further south. We arrived to perfect condi-

tions on the beach. A nice off shore south west breeze and perfect 2 to 4 foot waves. The boys were

excited and didn’t waste any time getting out amongst it before competing.

Corey’s heat was first up and although he got some good waves in the heat, he didn’t progress through

to the next one. Jai and Zane unfortunately had a similar fate in their first heats too. They both selected

some good waves, but were unable to progress through to the second round.

Sam fared better on the day and he progressed through a few rounds to make it to the semi-finals. Con-

ditions deteriorated as the day progressed and in the semi-final the waves didn’t go Sam’s way and he

was outscored finishing 3rd I think.

I would just like to say that I am really proud of all the boys and their efforts on the day. They were all

surfing in older age divisions and against really good surfers from the region. Furthermore, the boys

were gracious in defeat and they were all really well behaved over the two days.

Fingers crossed we have more success next year.

Mr Robins

Forster : May 1 2014

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U/15 Boys Soccer

Win

Hard Fought Game

Our U/15 boys soc-

cer team had a great

2-0 win over John

Paul College on Fri-

day 9 May at the

High Street fields in

Woolgoolga.

After a shaky start in which we didn't touch

the ball for the first 3 minutes the boys re-

gained their composure and started to dom-

inate play with Corey Williams breaking

away and scoring at the 6 minute mark. He

did it again at 20 minutes after some out-

standing lead-up work and we went to the

break with a 2-0 lead against the wind.

John Paul had many scoring opportunities in

the first half but these were snuffed out by

brilliant goalkeeping by Jordan Constable-

Love, backed up with sound defence from

Addisen Mallett, Bailey White, Codey John-

ston and Declan Finn.

In the second half the defence and midfield

stepped up a gear and ran hard for the full

30 minutes to keep the opposition out.

More goals might have come but for some

unlucky bounces and near misses. Jordan

pulled off some more incredible saves and

kept a clean sheet, earning himself man-of-

the-match honours.

All round, a gutsy effort from the whole

team and a well-deserved win. Next game

is in Grafton.

A big thank you to Megan Hart who helped

out with transport.

John Morgan, Coach

A convincing 7-0 victory

for U/15 Girls Soccer !

Last Wednesday, 7th of May, the under 15

girls school soccer team competed in round

2 of the Bill Turner Trophy against Orara

High School .

The first goal came in the 15th minute

when Jade Egar placed a through ball to a

speedy Tanisha Wallace who slotted the

ball past the keeper.

The next goal came only 5minutes later when Innogen Armitage

made an accurate free kick straight to Jade who took on her de-

fender and crossed the ball back to Chelsea Mallett to score an

impressive second goal.

The third goal came in the 25th minute when Jade yet again

crossed a brilliant ball to Chelsea who scored from the top of the

box, taking the team into the halftime break 3 nil up.

The second half started slow but in the 13th minute of the half

there was a scramble in front of Orara's goal, leaving Chelsea to

walk away with a hat trick, and the team to fire up.

Only 2minutes later Tanisha decided to show Orara her skills

when she skinned the Orara defence down the right wing, bring-

ing the ball back in to score with ease.

With 10 minutes left in the game Sophie Buller came out of the

goal to have a run, taking a corner in the 25th minute and getting

Tanisha her 3rd goal for the game.

The final goal came in the last minute of the game when Sophie

took a brilliant free kick, spotting Jade free out on the right wing,

Jade controlled the ball and took the shot to give Woolgoolga

High a 7-0 victory.

The entire team made an impressive effort to come away with a 7

-0 victory, the back line Gabi Dowler, Aleisha Bradbury, Abby

Nudd and Aimee Carr held strong, stopping the Orara girls from

getting any chance to shoot. While Innogen Armitage, Zoe Batty,

Mia Windred and Jordon Henderson-Smith carved up the mid-

field to help the girls up front dominate!

Congratulation girls, you played a great game and came away

with the victory. Looking forward to the next match.

Kayla McIntosh

Woopi High Under 15 Boys and Under

15 Girls dominate on the soccer field

Congratulations to 2014 Cross Country Age

Champions

(L-R back) Awal Bol Maker, Isaiah Koopmans, Lachlan

McPherson, Keelan Birch, Jessica Gentle, Sports

Organiser Ms Melissa Hyder

(L-R front) Pavan Singh, Reagan Scheuermann, Luke

Burke, Berach Desalegn Bekele and Sam Burke.

(Absent from photo Gemma

Hutchinson, Jasmin Adams and Callum McPherson)

12yrs girls Pavan Singh, Rebecca Hopkins, Alice Schweikert, Angel Horwood, Lucy Schulz, Meika Hennessy 12yrs boys Reagan Scheuermann, Tomas West, Coeby Taylor-Patterson, Thomas Woods, Tokumma Aulfina Deressa, Kalen Barwise 13yrs girls Rhianna Birch, Lynzi Fittler, Jade Egar, Kaylee Parker, Renee Rovere, Kristy Golsby 13yrs boys Luke Burke, Zane Hutchinson, Reeyce Sadler, Geoffrey Tapping, Jai Shone, Christian Salumu 14yrs girls Berach Desalegn Bekele, Isabella Oates Herrera, Courtney Evans, Tanisha Wallace, Abby Nudd, Zoe Batty 14yrs boys Sam Burke, Kai Allen-King, Noah Pilon, Riley McNab, Caleb Cohen, Joshua Francis 15yrs girls Awal Bol Maker, Sophie Hunt, Philomedia Billin, Elliotte Hyder, Ellissa Enersen, Bree Bertolacci 15yrs boys Isaiah Koopmans, Izack Smidt, Alec Oates Herrera, Samuel Turner, Edward Vincent, Ryan Birchall 16yrs girls Gemma Hutchinson, Emily Nudd, Kirra Kurz, Kirralee Avery, Jammie Hill, Kelera Marsden 16yrs boys Lachlan McPherson, Jonathon Gusman, Dayn Quiring, Jordan Fisher, Masyn Egar, Justin Keys 17yrs girls Jasmin Adams, Holly Stapleton, Jessica Midavaine, Alannah Puckeridge, Caitlin Valentine 17yrs boys Keelan Birch, Mitchell Huthnance, Saihaj Arkan, Ravi Phoonie, Jake Harper, Edward Lonsdale 18yrs girls Jessie Gentle, Maddison Sadler, Jordan Smidt 18yrs boys Callum McPherson, Amarpreet Mann, Zac Donald, Luke Williams, Michael Welna, Tom Jackson

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WHS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS

Well done to all and good luck for Zone on Monday!

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IMPORTANT SPORT DATES 2014

PLEASE NOTE: ALL DATES AND VENUES ARE CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING BUT

ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE SO PLEASE CHECK CLOSER TO EVENT

SPORT DATE CARNIVAL VENUE TERM

CROSS COUNTRY

Mon 19 May MNC Zone Cross Country South Grafton 2

Fri 6 June NC Regional Cross Country Port Macquarie 2

Fri 18 July CHS State Cross Country Eastern Creek 3

ATHLETICS

Tue 20 and

Wed 21 May School Athletics Carnival

Woolgoolga Sports

Ground 2

TBA MNC Zone Athletics Carnival Coffs Harbour

International Stadium 2

Fri 1 August NC Regional Athletics Carnival Coffs Harbour

International Stadium 3

Thurs 4 Sep to

Sat 6 Sep CHS State Athletics Carnival Homebush 3

Reminder to senior students

When driving to and from school you will need to complete the 'Conditions

for Application for Student Drivers' form. This can be

obtained from your year Deputy Principal.

All senior students are to remain on school premises for the entire day.

Those wishing to leave at recess or lunch time will need prior permission.

Flexible leave passes are for students who have no timetabled classes for

the beginning or end of the school day. Applications are available from your

Deputy Principal.

All senior students with unscheduled classes are

expected to study in the 'Senior Area' in the Library.

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Parent Tips!Parent Tips!

Kids, social media and privacy

Regardless of your child’s age, the world may

already know a lot more about them than you

suspect. According to recent research:

92% of children under the age of 2 have a digital shadow (- it starts with proud parents posting newborn baby photos on Facebook or Instagram)

a quarter of Australian children 8 - 12 years old use Facebook, but the minimum age for a user is 13 years.

more than 20 per cent of tweens publish photos of themselves on Instagram

young people 14 - 19 have an average of 453 fans, friends or followers on social media.

2014 Privacy Awareness Week,

4 - 10 May 2014, is a good time to

review your family’s privacy settings

and discuss online security. You’ll

find lots of practical information and

resources to share with your kids at

www.ipc.nsw.gov.au

Is your child’s backpack damaging their spine?

A recent Australian study has shown that approximately 25% of

school-aged children suffer from back and/or neck pain at any

one time. It’s believed to be due to a combination of factors such

as poor posture, everyday load carrying and the use of comput-

ers.

The Children’s Hospital at Westmead suggests young people should:

not carry more than 10% of their body weight

use a backpack with the straps over both shoulders and a

waist strap

load gear so that the heavier objects are nearer to the spine,

with the lighter objects towards the front of the pack lift a backpack properly- bend at the knees and lift the pack with both hands

More tips at http://bit.ly/1iB4OBo

Printable planners for

homework and study

School A to Z has printable monthly

planners which include school holidays

and the numbered weeks of each Term

(for example Monday 19 May is the

start of Week 4, in Term 2). Print one

for each child to stick on the fridge or

on their noticeboards. It’s a great way

to teach them how scheduling their

time means they’ll to fit in the fun activi-

ties as well as their other commitments

and responsibilities. Download May

2014 at http://bit.ly/UbmQz8

English refresher from School A to Z on Homonyms Homonyms (also known as homographs) are words that are identical in pronunciation and spelling but have dif-ferent meanings. They can be nouns, adjectives or verbs. The context gives them their meaning. Ask your child for an example, like this one: I prefer a fine tip on my pen. He gave me a tip for the Melbourne Cup. Don’t tip the water on the floor. You gave the waiter a generous tip. More grammar tips at www.SchoolAtoZ.com.au/homework-and-study/english

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Volunteers needed to serve in only 1 hour increments:

8.30am - 9.30am

11.00am - 12.00 noon

1.00pm - 2.00pm

If you can help please ring the school on 66541500

CanteenCanteenCanteen———Eat Fresh Eat Fresh Eat Fresh See menu with price list on the school’s website:

http://www.woolgoolga-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/parent-information

As part of our sun

safe policy school

hats are on sale at

the canteen

for $15

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Come and…

DISCOVER ENGINEERING

Free forum is for all students in Years 9, 10, 11 & 12

Tuesday 24th June 2014

5.30pm-7.30pm

At Norm Jordan Pavilion

Coffs Harbour Showground

Registration essential by Friday 20/6/14

https://events.engineersaustralia.org.au/ei/getdemo.ei?

id=2189&s=_3NW0Z5SP7

Or phone Engineers Australia on 02 4911 7310

Further information available:

www.engineersaustralia.org.au/Newcastle-division/events

Family Relationship Skills Program

A free workshop to support parents get strong after difficult times.

Woolgoolga Neighbourhood Centre

3 Mondays * 19th, 26th May & 2nd June * 10.00am—1.00pm

Contact FRSP 6642 7257—bookings essential.

The Family Relationship Skills Program is funded by the Federal Government

and aims to reduce the levels of stress experienced within families.

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Woolgoolga High School

Centenary Drive

Woolgoolga NSW 2456

Phone: 6654 1500 Fax: 6654 1936

www.woolgoolga-h.schools.nsw.edu.au

E-mail: woolgoolga-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

This program donates a percentage of the

money spent by customers to their nominated

club, school or charity. Many schools and

charities are receiving over $1000 every month.

By shopping at Ritchies’ Coffs Harbour IGA,

you can help our school and benefit students.

Ritchies’ Community Benefit Card saves you

money and helps your favourite

organisation at the same time

RITCHIES COMMUNITY

BENEFIT CARD PROGRAM

EFTPOS Facilities for credit/debit

card transactions are now available

for making payments at the school

office. There is no cash out facility.

The office is open for students to

make payments before school and

during Break 1.

Woolgoolga High School Silver Awards

are generously supported by:

WOOLGOOLGA PIZZA PLACE

Beach Street, Woolgoolga

Phone: 6654 2744

McDONALDS

Pacific Highway,

Coffs Harbour

EAGLE BOYS PIZZA

Fawcett Street, Woolgoolga

Phone 13 14 33 or 6654 9433

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