
Natasha Lily Griffiths at Government House
The “Australia My Country Competition,” is offered to students from Years 3-10. This annual competition is conducted by the sub-Branches of the Returned Services League of Australia (NSW Branch) and aims to build relationships between members of the local sub-Branch and schools. Entries aim to reflect the themes of sacrifice, loyalty, history, service, tradition or pride in being Australian.
Wentworth Falls PS has a proud tradition of student involvement.
This year, Natasha Lily Griffiths has won Section 9: Non-Written Entry for Years 3 and 4 with an effective poster portraying the poppies of Flanders Field.
The school achieved further noteworthy success with Claire Gillman gaining second place in Section 1: Written Composition Years 3-4 with her prose. Merit awards were awarded to Emily Campbell-Ross in Section 9: Non-written Years 3-4, Olivana Smith Lathouris in Section 10: Non-Written Years 5-6 and Sean Skinner in Section 13: Electronic Media Years 3-6.
Lisa Gorman from Wentworth Falls has just launched her first book called ‘I Believe in Me: 7 Ways for Women to Step Ahead in Confidence’
Lisa says ‘Female confidence is the key to succes. Many women have low aspirations because they can’t see how to get to the next level in their profession. Women can start [...]
1. December 2009
A Neighbourhood Safer Place (NSP) is a place of last resort for people during a bush fire. It can be part of your contingency plan, for a time when your Bush Fire Survival Plan cannot be implemented or has failed.
An NSP is an identified building or space within the community that can provide a higher [...]
1. December 2009
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