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WITH the job market constantly changing and many jobs not thought of two or three decades ago now existing, it is important that young people are prepared for the world of work. Irrawang High School recognises the need to equip young people with employability and life skills. Prior to school break-up Year 10 students participate in the World Of Work, or WOW Program. In partnership with The Real Futures Foundation and with the sponsorship of the Raymond Terrace Bowling Club, students have engaged with a professional learning opportunity. Across three days, one day per student, students learnt important social
and work skills, a program that has been hosted by the school for the past six years. It is a school to work transition program, facilitated by Ms Alexandra Joy from UQ Power in Newcastle. The program consolidates the themes and topics covered by the careers program at Irrawang High School. Three groups of thirty students caught the bus to the Club each day where they enjoyed morning tea and a formal, sit-down business-style lunch with compliments of the Club. An important component of the program was having six community representatives come in each day to lunch with the students. This gave the students the opportunity to talk with professionals in
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How do you defriend someone on social media? Their views upset me and I realise we have nothing in common. Mr PL, Tanilba Bay MR PL, I think you are being emotionally sensitive, which is an admirable quality. Social media seems to bring out the very best and worst in people and sometimes a good old spring clean can be quite liberating. You can do this in a few ways. The first is to grandly announce that you are having a break from social media, which you aren’t actually doing, it is just a bit of a decoy, like the Liberal party trying to pretend Scott Morrison wasn’t in Hawaii. Then you can go about and delete whoever you want. Alternatively you can write a contemplative post full of emojis indicating that you have reevaluated your friendships based on your star sign and deleted anyone who is incompatible. You may also like to add that you’ve changed your name to Powerful Deer and joined a tribe of like-minded people. Another option is to write offensive comments on each post this person makes and eventually they will block you, which is sort of like the ‘it’s you, not me, but I’m going to make you think it’s me so you feel better about you’ traditional method. Finally, there are all sorts of settings you can alter to change what you do and don’t see and if you have the time or inclination to go to this much trouble, Mr PL, then perhaps you just need to delete your account altogether as it is causing you too much pressure at this festive of year. Carpe Diem Jasminda
CONGRATULATIONS are in order for Tomaree High School teacher Adrian Crew. Adrian Crew has just been announced as the winner of the annual Robert Begg’s Vocational Education and Training (VET) Teacher of the Year. VET is Vocational Education and Training which replaces some subjects students are studying with units of competence. VET Courses are offered to students in high schools. The courses include apprenticeships and traineeships which can lead to over 500 different career pathways. VET Courses offer students a different approach to school one which sees them complete their schooling with either a part
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qualification or the completion of a part of an apprenticeship. This sees them better placed when finding employment. VET delivers training for 8 out of 10 occupations predicted to have the greatest new jobs growth in the five years to May 2023. These include roles in aged and disabled carers, child carers, software and application programmers, waiters, education aides, chefs, kitchen hands and advertising, public relations and sales management. Adrian received the award due to his commitment to student excellence in VET studies. Students are prepared to operate successfully in the workplace, through initiatives including the construction of a scaled house by Year 12 students. Stephen Jennings of Tomaree High School told News Of The Area, “All staff and students would like to congratulate Adrian on this tremendous recognition of his efforts & results.” Adrian teaches Industrial Arts for Years 7-12, in particular he works with Y11 & 12 VET Construction Y11, Y12 Industrial Technology Timber, , Year 11 & 12 Design & Technology, Y9 & 10 Timber. Adrian started working at Tomaree High School in January 1999, and while he has left and returned to the school, he has taught for around 17 years at the school. Adrian isn’t only a teacher He also holds qualifications as a Carpenter and Joiner and a Motor Mechanic prior to being a Teacher, this gives him a wealth of real world experience to pass on to the students.
What our leaders want News Of The Area left it a bit late to get in touch with our Members, and at at the time of Print we did not have a reply from Kate Washington MP. We will bring you Kate’s New Year Resolution in an upcoming edition.
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My resolution is to continue to work together with our community to achieve our shared vision of a great lifestyle in Port Stephens. The amazing community spirit on display during the 7 Day Makeover at Anna Bay is a great example of Council working hand in hand with the community and I’d love to see even more of this in 2020. Cr Ryan Palmer Mayor of Port Stephens
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By Julie MCKIMM
THE last Port Stephens Council meeting for the year saw a controversial Development Application approved by Councillors for a new service station and convenience store in Medowie. The proposal at 787795 Medowie Road saw two interested parties request time to address Council prior to the meeting, Peter Childs for the applicant, being Medowie Fuel Pty. Ltd. and local resident Greg Brennan spoke. Greg, who lives a small distance up Medowie Road, told News Of The Area, “Whilst I am
q Dane feeding the kangaroos and wallabies. By Julie MCKIMM FRIDAY was the National Annual Visit the Zoo Day in Australia, so there was no better time than to schedule in a school holiday visit to our local “zoo” Oakvale Wildlife Park. Established in 1979 as a farm, the park has remained in the hands of local family, the Sansom’s. In 2017 Oakvale Wildlife Park decided to give back to the wildlife that call their property home and started making a contribution to conservation through aiding in the rehabilitation of sick
and injured wildlife, restoring habitat and providing a second chance for animals that can’t be released back into the wild. The wildlife park offer many animal encounters including reptiles, koala, meerkat and lemurs. Twelve year old Noah, who visited on Friday, told News Of The Area, “I really enjoyed meeting the animals, especially the wallabies that were very friendly.” “One day I hope to work in a place like this to help endangered animals.” Dane, 8 years old from Medowie, said “Feeding the animals was fun, I had a goat
who kept on following me.” The park has seen many upgrades over its 40 years including a large playground and separate Splash Park for the young visitors to enjoy. The koalas have their own large custom made shed with areas for the hands on experiences and photos. Oakvale currently has existing official breeding agreements with Dreamworld, Taronga and WildLife Sydney Zoos for the captive breeding of genetically diverse koalas. If you have some free time these holidays, Oakvale Wildlife Park is worth a visit.
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We can all do something Dear News Of The Area, WITH our beautiful Australia facing devasting drought and ravishing fires we wonder
how can we help! Not all can fight on the front line but we can do something. We use the phrases
"God help us'' or "We need to pray for rain" so let's do what we can in that regard. It is my hope that the News Of The Area will
all for development, which is good for the area, I have my concerns, mainly in regards to traffic.” “There will be no road upgrade required and there will be an increase of trucks stopping along Medowie Road or entering and exiting directly onto Medowie Road.” “This will cause for dangerous situations and an increase in traffic noise,” he said. Peter Childs outlined the proposal to Councillors, confirming that the main reason this is a viable development is because it is on a main road, and a traffic report has been prepared and reviewed by Council to ensure its compliance. One local resident, Darren
told News Of The Area, “I think development in the local area is good, however we do already have two service stations in Medowie so I’m not sure there is a current need for another one.” Councillor Arnott and Councillor Doohan were vocal in their objection to the proposal based primarily on traffic, noise and contamination issues. Councillor Doohan was also concerned at the lack of Community Consultation. Major Palmer highlighted that the land is zoned for B2 use in the Strategic Plan, therefore in line with the future vision for the area. The applicants will now be required to prepare and lodge the Construction Certificate before commencing works.
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publish the (below) prayer so readers can feel that they are doing what they can in this time of great need. "Eternal God, In wisdom and love you created our earth to sustain us and give us life. We turn to you now in faith, hope and love, asking you to look with favour on
our drought-stricken land, on our starving animals, on our failing crops. Strengthen, sustain and give new heart to our farmers and to all who are affected by drought, be with those who support them. In your loving providence, send abundant rain and restore our parched earth,
Father of all compassion, hear our prayer through Jesus Christ your Son, in whom the promise of new life has dawned, and through the power of the Holy Spirit, the Lord and giver of life. Renew the face of the earth." Rhonda Bobako
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ELECTRIC drill, 1 B&D 10mm (3/8” chuck) made in USA $10. 1 KBC LD 6.5mm SO (1/4” chuck) 1950 model, suit collector. $10. Others avail. 49872338.
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COMPLETE home brew kit and keg system. 2 19Ltr kegs, Co2 bottle, beer tap, and Fermenting equipment. $200.00. Peter 0427977521 21219
CYCLONE rotary turf edger, new, hand operated $30. 49872338. DINING table solid wood seats 6. no chairs $200. ono. 0414561372 DINING table - Antique Oak, $150 Antique Oak sideboard with mirror, $300.Both in good cond. 49828689
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22 December to 28 December 2019 Results Round Up: SUNDAY 22 DECEMBER: Mens Stableford: Div 1: Peter Beatty 41; Div 2: Terry Butler 39; Div 3: Barry Elliott 37. Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Jeannie Punshon 40; Div 2: Laurelle Gordon-Smith 36, Lynnette Woods 34. MONDAY 23 DECEMBER: VETS: Winner: Peter Triston 24, Runner-Up: Richard Lithgo 22. TUESDAY 24 DECEMBER: No Results WEDNESDAY 25 DECEMBER: Christmas Day THURSDAY 26 DECEMBER: Ladies Stableford: Overall: Jennifer Bezuidenhout 35, Robyn Kennett 32. Mens Stableford: Overall: Jacob Ferguson 38, Grant Kennett 36. FRIDAY 27 DECEMBER: Mens Stableford: Div 1: Wayne Mitchell 37, Rosh Grace 45; Div 2: Rosh Grace 45, John Linton 40; Div 3: Frank Fey 36, Colin Tinker 34. Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Janelle Tolhurst 35; Div 2: Glenda McCaw 32; SATURDAY 28 DECEMBER: Mens Stableford: Course 1: Div 1: Rob Fitzgerald 40, Wayne Finney 37; Div 2: Harvey Mason 42, Danny Marmo 39; Div 3: Russ Finnerty 40, Stephen Barrett 35. Course 2: Div 1: Ray Wright 42, Eric Kidd 36; Div 2: Philip Gee Kee 42, Tim Chaplin 38; Div 3: Kaye Porter 36, Gary Walker 36; Ladies Stableford: Overall: 1: Glenda McCaw 28, 2: Sandra McCaw 27
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