Cobar High School students and staff, along with mental health staff, recognized the importance of R U OK Day last Thursday with the school’s Batyr Chapter hosting a mini lesson to raise awareness of checking in with your mates and seeking help. Batyr’s mascot, Eric the Elephant, made an appearance to hand out free ice-creams. Pictured are Lynn Fennamore, Sarah Barber, Jody McCabe, Juliet Awuku, Batyr’s mascot Eric the Elephant, Kaycee Cain and Leanne Carswell. ▪ Photo contributed
Cobar High School celebrated NAIDOC Day at the school on Monday with students taking part in a range of activities to mark the occasion. NAIDOC Day activities are held around the country each year to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The NAIDOC […]
For the first time ever in Cobar High School’s history, two Year 12 students in one year have been named Dux of the School. Joseph Neale and Braydee Mackay topped the same number of subjects and had equal assessments scores this year. ▪ Contributed
Cobar High School (CHS) Year 11 student Bella Coughlan has been selected to join the 2018 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company. 16 year old Bella was chosen for one of the 30 places available from a short list of 117 dancers. Originally 800 students from 121 schools across the […]