St John’s School held the finals of their Public Speaking competition at the school last Wednesday. Pictured above are Year 2’s finalists Sophia Le Lievre, Michael Rogers and Xavier Foster, whose topic was ‘Country life is better than city life’. Students in other classes were tasked with discussing the benefits/disadvantages of three day weekends, the pros and cons of shorter school days, gave their views on nets in the oceans and Kinders were required to recite a nursery rhyme. The competition’s judges were impressed with the students’ highly developed speaking skills.
St John’s School held the finals of their Public Speaking competition at the school last Wednesday. Pictured above are Year 2’s finalists Sophia Le Lievre, Michael Rogers and Xavier Foster, whose topic was ‘Country life is better than city life’. Students in other classes were tasked with discussing the benefits/disadvantages of three day weekends, the pros and cons of shorter school days, gave their views on nets in the oceans and Kinders were required to recite a nursery rhyme. The competition’s judges were impressed with the students’ highly developed speaking skills.
St John’s School celebrated NAIDOC Day on Friday. Pictured are students Harper Bartlett, Charlotte McLean, Isabella Best, Jessie Smith, Tom Geppert and Holland Chaplain, taking part in one of the day’s art activities. ▪ Photo contributed
There was a small field of eight shooters for the Cobar Clay Target Club’s shoot on Sunday. There were ideal shooting conditions for the three event program which also included after-noon tea. In the opening event, the 20 Target Double Barrel, the best score was 19/20 recorded by James Manns […]
Cobar Public School (CPS) student Sienna Campbell will have her head shaved tomor-row as part of the World’s Greatest Shave fundraiser. “I have decided to shave my hair so I can raise awareness and help people with blood cancer,” the 11 year old told The Cobar Week-ly. Sienna’s mum, Courtney […]
