Staff and students at Canpwindra High School sporting new hair styles at last Fridays Greatest Shave event.
Canowindra High School Greatest Shave: Last Friday, 20 March, students and staff at Canowindra High School came together to support the Leukaemia Foundation Greatest Shave. School Principal Mr Robinson, along with several students and staff are now sporting a brand new look! The school absolutely smashed their fundraising goal of $500, reaching an impressive $2,070! Congratulations to everyone who donated, participated, and showed their support. All money raised will be donated to the Leukaemia Foundation for blood cancer support.
Have Your Say Cabonne – Register To Provide Your Input: Cabonne Council’s Have Your Say platform provides a central place for our community to share ideas, offer feedback, and stay informed about key projects and plans across the Cabonne LGA. This platform reflects Council’s commitment to openness, collaboration, meaningful and transparent engagement with our community. We encourage you to get involved and register today by visiting https://haveyoursay.cabonne.nsw.gov.au/
Crazy Hat Dance This Weekend: Join the Canowindra New Vogue and Social Dance Group for their crazy hat dance, this Sunday 29 March at the Canowindra Services Club from 2pm – 6pm. Come dressed with a crazy hat (if you wish) and join in for an afternoon of dancing fun with music provided by Robert, Cathie, Graham and Gail. No dance partner is needed and the cost is $15 per person (if you are dancing) and just $5 for non-dancers. All ages and all skill levels are welcome. If you haven’t danced before there will always be someone to take the lead.
R U OK? Skipping training, getting injured often or being less themselves – are all signs a teammate could be struggling. Register for the free Hey Sport, R U OK? resources to help teammates look out for one another and have life-changing conversations: ruok.org.au/sport
Keep Your Eyes Peeled For Tagged Bogong Moths This Season: These cute little moths will be flying through the central west over the next month or two as they leave their summer hideout in the caves of the Snowy Mountains on their next life adventure. In a bid to discover more about their winter habits, a team at Invertebrates Australia have tagged thousands of the moths & need help from you (Citizen Scientists) to find them! To find out more about the project and how to report a sighting, check out Invertebrates Australia’s website www.bogong.org/
Keep an eye out for these tagged Bogong Moths in our region over the coming month.