Wingham Public School Bulletin

Congratulations to all of the 2022 SRC representatives and leaders who were elected by the student body. All Student Representatives are expected to be ambassadors who embody Wingham Public Schools expectations of Respect, Co-operation and Responsibility. Their duties range from public speaking at school events to active involvement in school activities, and encouraging the involvement of other students.

At Wingham Public School we aim to collectively cultivate the leadership potential of all individuals.  We are sure that the 2022 SRC Representatives will work together with enthusiasm and pride to make a positive impact on our school in 2022.   

A reminder Stage 2 students will be attending Billabong Zoo on Monday 20th June.  The bus will depart at 9.15am sharp and return in time for the afternoon bus runs.  

Students need to bring  water, recess and lunch in a small backpack, clearly labelled with their name.  Please do not send any money, devices or cameras.

Children are to wear full school uniform including their hat and enclosed shoes.

Do not forget the Athletics carnival will be held here at school on Friday 24th June commencing at 9.30am. The carnival is for students who will be turning 8 or older this year.

Parents and carers are more than welcome to come and enjoy the day. We look forward to seeing you there.

Voluntary school contributions are used to enhance educational programs in our school.  Payments are voluntary and are $40 per student/family.  

If you are able to assist in making a contribution, payments may be made on our webpage via the 'make a payment' tab; in cash or by eftpos.  We thank you for your support.

These groups participated in the Taree Eisteddfod and represented our school with pride. All students worked hard preparing their pieces of music and performed very well on the day.  The groups received some wonderful feedback from the adjudicator. Special thanks to Heather Mclaughlin who volunteers her time during music groups.  Thanks also to Mrs Williams, Mrs Yanez, Mrs Bath, Miss Cattell and Dave Rushbrook for accompanying the students on the day of their event. 

What a busy term for sport! We have had so many individuals and teams compete in a variety of sports at a multitude of levels. Students have represented the school at cross country carnivals, knockouts for touch football, basketball and netball. Congratulations to the boy’s touch football team and the girls’ basketball team who will progress on to the next round of their respective knockouts. Good luck to Mia Currie, Tegan McCallum, Amelia Black, Kye Welsh, Melia Ward and Eaden Weber who will compete at the Hunter Cross Country carnival on Friday in Newcastle.

Best of luck to the open’s rugby league team, the boys cricket team and the boys’ and girls’ soccer teams who will compete in their knockout games over the next week.

Thank you to all the parents and carers who provide transport to and from games and the support you show when there. Your efforts are much appreciated and without your support and assistance these games would not happen.