Head along to Canowindra High School today for delicious cherry tomatoes, chutney and tomato jam.
Cherry Tomatoes, Chutney And Tomato Jam Available At Canowindra High: Last week, Year 9 Agriculture students at Canowindra High School harvested kilograms and kilograms of cherry tomatoes and worked with Year 9 Food Tech to create tomato chutney and tomato jam to sell in the front office.
The students are learning about Paddock to Plate enterprising, costing and profit planning and saving for a Flow Hive bee system.
Students are are also saving to kick start the 2024 Cano Chefs charity to continue their Eugowra family meals project.
The prices are:
• $8 for Cherry Tomato Chutney
• $7 for Cherry Tomato Jam
• $2 for fresh cherry tomatoes
Please show your support for Year 9 and head along to the school office for some homegrown and homemade goodies.
Financial Support for NSW Museums: The ‘Lights On, Doors Open’ stipend program has been established to relieve the pressures faced by volunteer-led museums and Aboriginal cultural spaces in NSW. Funding of $2,000 is available to provide crucial financial support to cover essential expenses like rent, electricity bills and more. For more information go to: https://mgnsw.org.au/sector/funding/grants-we-administer/volunteer-museum-grants/lights-on-doors-open-stipend-program
Record number of trainee Psychiatrists provide major boost to services: A record number of trainee Psychiatrists have started work across Western NSW Local Health District’s (WNSWLHD) mental health, drug and alcohol services this year, providing a significant boost to local services and communities.
Following their orientation today, the cohort of 14 new doctors will undertake work across a range of different mental health units and services.
Four will complete a term in mental health and then return to the general hospital, while 10 of these doctors have chosen to specialize in Psychiatry. They will train in a number of different disciplines to ensure diversity of experience.
Of the group, 10 doctors will be based across Orange and Bathurst health services and another four will begin work at Dubbo Hospital. The trainees are being welcomed to the District from a variety of locations and backgrounds, and at varying stages of their training.
Group photo of Psychiatric Registrars, Locum and Resident Medical Officer