The StormCo students and their supervisors from the Avondale School are back in Cobar this week to put smiles on the faces of Cobar residents, young and old. It’s the 30th year of the school providing their StormCo community service to NSW. This week they are running their traditional school holiday free Kids Club activities at the primary school for kids aged 5-12 years with clowns, stories, songs, games, puppets, balloons and craft activities (as pictured above). The gang will also be doing some community service work around town and this year that includes helping Cobar Shire Council to clean up the Children’s War Memorial Hostel Hall in readiness for COOSH (Cobar Out Of School Hours care) to move into.
The StormCo students and their supervisors from the Avondale School are back in Cobar this week to put smiles on the faces of Cobar residents, young and old. It’s the 30th year of the school providing their StormCo community service to NSW. This week they are running their traditional school holiday free Kids Club activities at the primary school for kids aged 5-12 years with clowns, stories, songs, games, puppets, balloons and craft activities (as pictured above). The gang will also be doing some community service work around town and this year that includes helping Cobar Shire Council to clean up the Children’s War Memorial Hostel Hall in readiness for COOSH (Cobar Out Of School Hours care) to move into.
The Cobar Camels travelled to Coonam-ble by bus with only 12 men on Saturday for their Round 9 Western Plains Rugby Union game. While some players had to work it appears that the Duck Creek Races at Nyngan were more attractive to a number of other players. The 12 who […]
The Cobar Roosters cemented their top of the table status in the Christie & Hood Cas-tlereagh Rugby League competition with a hard fought 24-16 win over Gulgong on Sat-urday. The Round 10 match was played at Tom Knight Memorial Oval in atrociously cold and wet conditions with rain falling for […]
