Cobar Preschoolers had a visit from staff from the Fire and Rescue NSW Station 256 Cobar recently. Children learnt about fire safety and what to do if there is a fire at their house. They practised getting down low and “go, go, go” and got to have a look through a fire truck. The school also had a visit from Rural Fire Service staff and are planning more visits with police and ambulance staff over the coming weeks to
familiarise children with emergency services. ▪ Photo contributed
Cobar Preschool, Cobar Mobile Children’s Resources and Murrin Bridge Preschool will all receive a $7,000 State Government grant which is designed to help improve access to pre-school for children in rural and remote communities. Member for Barwon Kevin Humphries and Minister for Early Childhood Education Leslie Williams last week announced […]
Calls to fires and vehicle accidents are the norm for the Fire and Rescue NSW Station 256 Cobar crew however the rescue they were called to on Sunday was definitely out of the ordinary. A wounded wedge tail eagle was located on a property in Singleton Road with the owners, […]
Cobar Preschool is using new technology to help engage preschool families in their children’s education. Cobar Preschool director Kristi Martin said lots of parents and grandparents are now using the Storypark app to keep up to date with what their children are doing at preschool. The app, which can be […]
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