Local residents Amy Barraclough and Tara Arnold have opted to make career changes
this year and have joined the Cobar Public School as learning support officers. Amy
has previously worked for seven years as a family day care educator and also more
recently in the hospitality industry while Tara has moved out of retail/admin to take up
her new role. They will be working with students in the areas of literacy and
numeracy and both are excited about their new roles.
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Cobar Police Station is once again fully staffed
The recent appointment of a new Police sergeant and another general duties officer to the Cobar Police Station means the sta-tion is once again fully staffed with seven officers. Sergeant Warwick Laing and Constable Dai-sy Arthur both moved to Cobar last month to take up the two vacant positions. In […]
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Golfie hosts a bowling extravaganza
The Cobar Bowling & Golf Club held their annual Two Day Bowls Triples Tournament over the weekend with bowlers travelling from Blacktown, Bourke, Hillston, The Rock, Wagga Wagga and the Gold Coast to play. All up 60 bowlers took to the greens with the weather behaving very nicely indeed. After […]
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Five new teachers join CPS staff
Among the new teaching staff welcomed at the Cobar Primary School this year are: Ros Fraser (who has been teaching for 17 years and will be joining Gold Team in 1/2LR. Ros will also be taking on the role of Digital Classroom Officer); Jade Dillon (who has come from Canberra […]