The Intermine Golf Challenge has been assisting lots of local organisations this year with the money raised from their popular annual golf day in July. Cobar Public School’s MCF Class, teacher Aaron Finn, teacher’s aid Heather Knight and students William Madden, Takai Collis, Lyndan Madden and Jayden Morris (absent Vinnie Mitchell and Declan Byrne) have recently taken delivery of a cooktop oven to help the students to learn life skills. Other recipients include the Cobar Arts Council, Copper City Men’s Shed, Cobar Cadets, Kubby House Childcare Centre; Cobar Public School P & C; Carewest; Cobar Youth & Fitness Centre; Cobar Auto Club; PPs Organisation; St John’s School; and ROAR. Photo contributed
Cobar Public School (CPS) held Dreaming Day activities at the school last Wednesday which included the official opening of their Yarning Circle. The students at the school are actively involved with learning about local Aboriginal culture and the school’s Dreaming Day is a major celebration on the school’s calendar each […]
Peak Gold Mines have helped to make the Copper City Men’s Shed a much safer place with a recent donation of $1,800 which has gone towards the purchase of new PPE (personal protection equipment) for the Shed’s members. The donation has helped to purchase new earmuffs, dust masks, gloves, safety […]
After just one week in her new role as principal of Cobar High School, Safija Bristina is confident she made the right decision in coming to Cobar. After working for most of her teaching career in Sydney, Mrs Bristina said she had the opportunity to work at a rural school […]