More than a third of this year’s Cobar High School Year 11 class is undergoing school-based training in local work places. The school’s careers advisor, Megan Nicholson the school-based training programs have had very good results. All six of the students who completed their two year traineeships last year have gained full time work locally and two of those have also gone on to undertake further studies……Full story in today’s edition.
The Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) has welcomed the arrival of experienced aged care consultant, Sherrie Boucher, to temporarily fill the role of Director of Nursing (DON). Ms Boucher is a Registered Nurse with over 20 years Aged Care Industry Management Level experience, and who specializes in education and mentoring. She […]
Just five days was all it took for a group of Cobar High School students to devise a plot, write a script, compose music and lyrics, and design the props and staging for their own opera. These remarkable students then performed the opera they’d called ‘Cancel Culture’, for their parents, […]
After a chilly and cloudy start for the Epiroc sponsored Cobar Ladies Open on Sunday morning the sun did come out much to the delight of all players. Although visiting numbers were down on previous years, the tournament was deemed a success by all involved. The A Grade 27 hole […]
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