Canowindra High School students with members of the Rotary Club of Orange North and the driving simulator.
Rotary Driving Simulator Program: Year 10 students from Canowindra High School recently participated in the Rotary Driving Simulator Program. This valuable initiative is designed to raise awareness among young drivers about the serious impacts of driving while impaired or distracted. Sincere thanks to the Rotary Club of Orange North for providing this excellent program and for educating our students on the importance of staying safe, especially on country roads. Their commitment to promoting road safety is greatly appreciated by our community.
Speedway Action Under Lights At Woodstock: The Woodstock Speedway is set to roar to life on 21-22 November with an epic weekend of Speedway action plnned.
Darcy Ward Speedway Promotions and the Cowra Motorcycle Racing Club are teaming up again to bring you two massive days of racing featuring top riders from Australia and overseas including local riders Ben and Zach Cooke. Practice and coaching sessions will be held from 6:30pm on Friday 21 November followed by race night on Saturday 22 November, gates open at 3pm with tapes up at 7pm. Check out the full details on Facebook: Cowra Motorcycle Racing Club.
SwimVAC 2026 Available At All Cabonne Pools: The Royal Life Saving NSW SwimVAC program is back in 2026 and available at all Cabonne Swimming Pools. The program will run on weekdays from 12 – 23 January 2026, with flexible options to suit your child’s needs. Secure your child’s spot and read more at: https://portal.iclasspro.
com/rlsswimvac/classesSave The Date: Thursday 20 November Mid Lachlan Landcare AGM at the Age of Fishes, Canowindra from 5.30pm.
Diginity Bags: Recently Canowindra Connections Centre and Canowindra Country Womens Association Branch worked together to put together Dignity Bags that were then donated to Canowindra Hospital to be given to patients when they are admitted to ensure they have essential items for their stay, particularly unexpected hospital visits. CWA President Cathy Smith said, “We have put these bags together for people who arrive at hospital with no possessions. The bags contain soap, shampoo, toothbrush and paste, brush or comb and a pair of undies. The bags are reusable and made by members of the CWA and both organisations have contributed to the items.”
Representatives from Canowindra Connections and Canowindra CWA presenting the Dignity Bags to the Canowindra Hospital.