Name: Tayla Murry. Name: William Hutchison. Favourite year: Favourite teacher: Mr Campling. Best memories: Playing with friends

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2 Name: William Hutchison Favourite teacher: Mr Campling Favourite year: 2015 Best memories: Hanging out at lunch Full name: William Nathan Hutchison Name: Tayla Murry Favourite year: 2015 Best memories: Playing with friends Full name: Tayla Jo Murry Favourite excursion: Feather dale Wildlife Park. Name: Holly mason Favourite teacher: Mr Campling Favourite Year: 2015 Best memories: Sydney excursion Favourite excursion: Sydney Full name: Holly Linda Lee Mason Name: Riley Muldoon Favourite teacher: Mrs Foster Beat Memories: Lunch Beat Year: 2015 Full name: Riley Jorden Muldoon Favourite excursion: Feather Dale Name: Aiden Thomas Name: Lindsay Laur Favourite Teacher: Mrs Foster Best year: 2015 Best memories: Feather dale Wildlife Park Full name: Lindsay Phillip Laur Favourite excursion: Feather dale Favourite teacher: Mr Campling Best Memories: Watching Khye Accidently fall over. Best year: 2015 Full name: Aiden Isaiah Thomas Favourite excursion: seeing Graves

3 Name: Khye Kattau Favourite teacher: Miss Graham Favourite year: 2015 Full name: Kyhe Dillian kattau Best memorie: broken bay Favourite excursion: Broken bay Name: Kanye Dewer Favourite teacher: Mrs Bennett Best memories: falling down stairs Best year: 2010 Full name: Kayne Alex Dewer Favourite excursion: feather dale Madeline holding, Full name: Madeline lee holding Favourite year: 2014 Favourite teacher: Mrs Pangus Favourite memory: failing a piggie back Favourite excursion: feather Dale

4 Katahna Woolsey, Full name: Katahna Maree Woolsey Favourite year: 2015 Favourite teacher: all teachers Favourite memory: Broken Bay Favourite excursion: Broken Bay Bethany Hagar, Full name: Bethany Jane Hagar Favourite year: 2014 Favourite teacher: Mrs Jenkins Favourite memory: Broken Bay Favourite excursion: Broken Bay Matthew Hopkinson, Full name: Matthew Shane Hopkinson Favourite year: 2015 Favourite teacher: Mrs Fraser Favourite memory: western shot pot Favourite excursion: Broken Bay Kyla Isley, Full name: Kyla Jade Isley Dane Heart, Full name: Dane Tyler hart Favourite year: 2015 Favourite teacher: Mrs Quinn Favourite memory: failing to jump a table Favourite excursion: Broken Bay Favourite year: 2014 Favourite teacher: Miss Gurney Favourite memory: meeting my baby sister Favourite excursion: feather dale

5 Touch football by Riley Muldoon The game of Touch had very humble beginnings. It was used as a training technique for Rugby League teams during the 1950s and 60s. It was never seen as a sport in its own right. Eventually more and more people turned to touch for a safe social game to play. It soon became an official competition. In 1968 the first recognised competition took place in Pioneer Park, Malabar. The sport quickly spread to a number of areas in Sydne. The New South Wales Touch Association was formed in It had approximately 1500 registered players. The first country association was in Wagga Wagga, which was formed in Woman s touch was first played at a representative level in 1979.

6 Andy giffiths was born in 1961 He lived in Melbourne,austraila Stage 1 have been having fun reading the Treehouse series

7 The car, automobile, motor car or autocar usually has four-wheels. It is a vehicle that uses its own motor engine system to transport passengers over purposely built roads. B Riley. Muldoon Any colours. lamborghini Ford ferrari

8 Education Week was held on the 29 th of July at Wallerawang Public School (Week 3 Term 3). Many awards were handed out. Families were invited to see the performances and the awards that were held in the school hall. After the assembly families were invited to stay for morning tea provided by the teachers and P&C. Everyone enjoyed the day. Wyatt west, Joshua Dolman, Rebecca Karini, Grant Davidson Tia McMillan, Katahna Woolsey, Olivia McDonald Stage 3 Performing song : Superheroes by The script Kindergarten performance

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12 Knock knock Who's there? Mikey! Mikey who? Mikey doesn't fit in the keyhole! Knock knock Who's there? Beets! Beets who? Beets me! Knock knock Who's there? Ice cream! Ice cream who? Ice cream if you don't let me in! Knock knock Who's there? Cows! Cows who? Cows go 'moo' not who!

13 Fantastic Lego Creations. Found by Kayne Dewar

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16 By William Hutchison Motocross is an off-road sport. You would like it if you like slamming whoops, carving berms and flying high over jumps. It is one of the most popular motorcycling sports. Motocross is run on tracks shaped from natural terrain. It produces fast, close and exciting racing. Motocross is a physically demanding form of motorcycle sport. It tests both rider and their bikes.

17 Debate is a method of formally presenting an argument in a disciplined manner Wallerawang Public School s Debating Team

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19 Funny pics page created by Ayden T

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22 The emergency services visited our school. Stage 1 had the opportunity to see the trucks close up on our school oval. The students learnt about Emergency services and the work they do.

23 NED is a loveable cartoon character whose name is an acronym for Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best. The NED Show, promotes positive behavior & academic achievement in Primary schools.

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27 Wallerawang School has a highly regarded educational reputation in the local area with a current enrolment of over 300 students. There is a strong network of schools, early childhood providers and communities across the Lithgow area and these networks make for a welcoming and friendly school community. A broad and successful range of programs in the arts and sport complement strong emphasis on quality teaching programs across all key learning areas that focus on skill development in literacy and numeracy. The school draws children from all walks of life with the community of Wallerawang currently experiencing high unemployment, further job losses from the mining and electrical generation industries pending and limited growth in terms of town population for many years now. The School has established the following areas of priority: the new Australian Curriculum implementation, literacy, numeracy, quality teaching, student engagement and wellbeing, community engagement, staff professional learning, developmental programs for children with special needs and positive behaviour management initiatives. Various innovative programs are offered by the highly qualified, experienced and committed school staff.