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TE RM 2 27th May 200 9
Nelson Central School We e kl y N e ws l e tt e r
Nga mihi nui ki a koutou katoa te whanau whanui o te Kura Tuatahi o Whakatu – Greetings to friends and family of Nelson Central School. Weetbix Tryathlon The school received $132 from the Weetbix T ryathlon event earlier in the year. Well done to those students who took part. Tasman Brass Ensemble The Tasman Brass Ensemble entertained the whole school at Monday’s assembly with a delightful collection of music. As a followup, if your child would like to learn to play a trumpet, cornet, tenor horn, trombone, euphonium, baritone or tuba please call at the front office for a brochure that gives you more details about instrument hire and lessons.
the teacher and school to form a partnership to best support their child’s learning. School re ports on the standards It is intended that school reports on the standards will provide parent, family and whānau members with: ♦ information on how their child is doing against each standard each year, and how their child has progressed to get to that point ♦ the next steps the teacher and school will take to ensure their child is reaching their full potential, and how the teacher and school will address any learning difficulties ♦ the steps that parents and whānau can take to support their child’s learning at home. How school re ports will empowe r parents Plain-language school reports on national standards will provide information that empowers parents and enables them to: ♦ be aware of how their child is performing at school and what is being done to meet their needs ♦ track the increasing skill levels of their children ♦ identify the things that they can do to support their child’s learning ♦ talk with confidence to teachers about their child’s education ♦ be reassured that any learning difficulties are being addresse d. Sample re ports for consultation with parents Consultations with parents, families and whānau asking their views on how they would like the school reports on the standards to look are taking place across the country from 18 May to 3 July 2009. A key part of the consultation is asking parents their thoughts on school report samples, which include graphs, a learning plan, summaries of progress and next steps. These samples can be viewed as part of the parent feedback online form at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ NationalStandardsParentFeedback. Feedback is due by 3 July 2009.
A rare opportunity On 2nd June children will have an opportunity to hear Geoff Knight’s story. Geoff's story captivates school students and gives them an insight into the choices they are making right now. Geoff has enormous influence with school children that stems from his rough start in life, roles on television and his unmistakable talent for singing that delights students and teachers alike. Geoff tells his story from the heart, and this means school students hear Geoff's messages, which include: ♦ Make the most of your opportunities at school ♦ With bullying, everyone loses ♦ Have the courage to live your dream. Geoff will share his story and singing in Trinity Hall on T uesday 2nd June 12:45 – 1:25 pm. Entry will be by way of a gold coin donation. Nelson Re gional Youth Orche stra A youth orchestra based on the Nelson College for Girls is starting. If you want further information please call at the front office for further information. National Standards: Re porting to Parents (from the Ministry of Education website: http:// www.minedu.govt.nz/theMinistry/Consultation/ NationalStandards/Factsheets.aspx From 2010, parents of children at primary and intermediate school will receive regular school reports showing how Nelson Central Achie vers their child is doing against the National Standards in Callum McNab, Hattie Francis (R5) - sequencing a reading, writing and maths. story Reporting to parents is an important part of the new Rohan O’Neill-Stevens (R5) for illustrating T he National Standards approach. As key partners in their Wednesday Wizard child’s learning, parents, family and whānau members R13 for a brilliant current events book need to be kept informed about their child’s progress. Kelle Rendel, Rohan Trill (R5) - conservation report These school reports will be in plain language and will Our weekly newslett er is kindly help parents follow their child’s progress at school more sponsored by clearly. T he reports will help to inform parents, family and T HE DOC U M EN T COM P A N Y whānau members so they can more confidently work with 7 0 N i l e S t r e et, N el s o n Principal: [email protected]
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Pho ne 03 548 497 2
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F ax 03 548 4483 -
Secretary: secretary@nelsonc entral.school.nz
E m a i l s t a f f @ n el s o n c e n tr a l . s c h o o l . n z
BOT Chairman: Geoff Clark 545 8010
Website: www.nelsoncentral.school.nz
Will Roddick (R11) for great use of alliteration Lost - Zoo m Scoo ter Louis Hobson, Theo Francis (Ren 3) - really good story From the school cage last week. Named on the writing bottom . Please call Chris Chisnall on 539 1444 if you have seen this. Congratulations and well done everyone! Te rm Eve nts 1 June – Queen’s Birthday – School closed 3 June – School Cross Country 5 June – Arbor Day & World Environment Day 8 June – World Ocean Day 10 June – ICAS Science 17 June – BOT meeting, School Library 23 June – ICAS Spelling & ICAS Writing 23 June – Choir Musical Evening 24 June – Matariki 3 July – T erm 2 closes Dr Paul Potaka PRINCIPAL Nelso n Central Ch oir Mid-W in ter Co ncer t Tanya and our school choir are practising hard for another magical mid-w inter evening performance. Date: Tuesday 23rd June 5pm - 7.30pm Tickets on sale from: June 2nd. $8 for adults, $2 for non-choir kids The first w eek of ticket selling is for choir member families only and then it is open to the public so please get in early as last year people missed out. Ticket price includes drinks, nibbles beforehand for adults and kids, the performance and s mall surprise afterwards. We need helpers for: ♦ Ushering/Seating Ph Georgie 546 8938 ♦ Making delicious nibbles (Kiw iana theme), donating milk, hot chocolate, w ine and/or helping on the night. Ph: Jane 548 0107 ♦ Making lanterns, lending lights etc and helping to decorate Ph Bridget 545 8432 Help out as much or as little as you can. It’s fun for you and your kids to be involved. More information coming soon. If your child is in the choir w atch out for fliers kids w ill be bringing home. And …. Please support them to learn and practise the songs.
Push Play Families Whispering Falls Walk SUNDAY, 7TH JUNE 2009 All Central School families are invited to join us on a walk to Whispering Falls . Meet at the Hackett Picnic Area, at the end of Aniseed Valley Road (left off the main road at Hope) at 10.15am. The walk is 1½ hours each way with a stop at the waterfalls picnic area for lunch. It’s a well graded walk with a few bridges & a long swing bridge, which the kids find quite cool. Bring good footwear, your lunch and water. Any further info required phone Kathryn 5457009 Postponement date if wet - 14th June.
MATARIKI LANTERN PARADE PLEASE come to our Matar iki Lantern Parade. Wednesday 17 June from 3.45pm to 8.00pm at the Victory Community Centre, Totara Street. Victory Primary School w ill start the event w ith a special performance telling the story of Matariki. Then journey w ith us on a Lantern Parade up the Railw ay Reserve to w atch the dragon dance and fire performers and then return by candle light to the community centre for a performance by local choirs, drummers and fire performers and stay on for kai. Cost Gold Coin Donation Please bring a lantern or torch w ith you and dress for the conditions. All children under 8 must be accom panied by a responsible adult over 18. If you are going to attend the lantern parade and community meal please let us know by contacting Gareth on 546 8389, email [email protected] or drop in to the community centre on Totara Street Event supported by Arts Council Nelson Creative Communities NZ Fund
S OCIAL S KILLS HOW DO YOU REACT TO CONFLICT? What do you do when you have a disagreement with one or more of your friends?
Know what these mean? Watch this space in future newslette rs for an explanation.
THE ZERO WASTE CHALLENGE FOR NELSON AND TASMAN SCHOOLS Here is the ball of gladwrap we collected this week (on the lef t !). Well done for taking on the challenge, everyone did really well in helping to reduce the amount of plastic we use in our packed lunches. We will be sending the result of our challenge to Sarah Langi who is running a competition with Nelson and Tasman Council. They are trying to find out how schools in our area are trying to reduce waste in their school. oom 9 have been learning to retell sto ries in their writing. We leaned about several Maori legends R and focused on retelling them in detail and in the correc t sequence. Here are some of Room 9's retellings. Maui slows the Sun Maui wanted to go fishing but the sun went accross the sky too fast. He couldn't go fishing. Maui's bro thers made a net. They caught the sun. The sun said "Let me go!". Maui started to wack the sun with the jaw bone. The sun said "ouchy". The sun promised tha t he would go slowly in the sky. Now Maui got to go fishing for longer.
By Jazmine Maui slows the Sun Once upon a time Maui lived with his bro thers. Maui said to his bro thers "Let's go fishing!" but it w as too dark. So Maui said to his bro thers "make ropes and a net". Maui and his bro thers went to the hole that the sun came out of. At the hole, they stretc hed the net over. When the sun came up they caught it and got caught in the net and the ropes. Maui climbed the ropes and hit the sun with the magic jaw bone. "Why are you doing this to me?" the sun cried. "Because you are moving too fast" Maui said. Finally the sun said that he would slow down.
By George B M aui slowing the sun by Aria and Jessie Tangaroa's Gift Paua was sad because no creatures liked him. They didn't like him because he was ugly. Paua was jealous of all the other crea tures. Paua cried and cried. Tangaroa heard him and asked "why are you crying?". Paua said "nobody likes me because my shell is ugly". Tangaroa said he would put lo ts of colours on his shell. So he did. Af ter that everyone was jealous because it was so nice and beautiful. They broke his shell. Tangaroa was angry. He put a stronger coat on Paua's shell so the other crea tures wouldn't break it and put the beau tiful colours on the inside so only Paua knows tha t he's actually pretty. By Eden
Miniball No Miniball this Friday 29th May due to Under 19 National Basketball Tournament. WEEKLY SPORTS RESULTS Week ended 24th M ay Netball Central S ting v Murchison. Central won 9-3. Player of the day: Defne Sahin. Central Magics v Mapua . Mapua won 6-0 Player of the day: Central S tars v Nayland. Nayland won 13-0. Player of the day: M iniball Results next week. Soccer Nelson City Stars v Mo tchester United . Motchester won 4-3. Goals scored by: William Wallace. Player of the game: Sam Fu-Allen. Most Improved Player: Alexander Paice. City Cobras v Mark’s Rangers. Cobras won 2-1. Goal scored by: Max Hickling, Trevor Lane. Player of the day: Trevor Lane. City Geckos v Wakefield. Geckos lost 2 -1. Player of the day: Lachlan McNae. Nelson City Green v Nelson City White. Green won 6-1. Goals scored by: Bruno Murray, Jack Weaver (St Joes), Jamie Player of the day: Bruno Murray. City Rockets v Mapua Griffins. Rockets won 6-1. Goals scored by: Ben Adlington 4, Tayla Pugh1, Hamish (Clifton Tce) Suburbs Warriors v Goals scored by: Player of the day: Most Improved Player: City Knights v Mo tchester United. Motchester won 3-2. Goals scored by: Felix Murray, Dexter. Player of the day: Felix Murray.
FEDERAL HOCKEY Are looking for Year : 4, 5 & 6 Boys and Girls to play for us this year. Boys interested in playing phone Gary Wilson : 5477491. Girls interested in playing phone Nigel Tyer : 5424446 or 027310674.
C eltic Squa s h The World’s Healthiest Sport Celtic Squash Club will be holding a Junior Coaching C linic In Terms 2 & 3. Numbers are strictly limited. To find out more regarding time, costs etc please contact
Graeme Dow 5467134 or Ema il [email protected] NELSO N SCHOOLS CROSS CO UNTRY LEAGUE 2009 A series of 4 races held on Saturday afternoons Primary School boys and girls - 1km Intermediate (Yr.7/8) boys and girls - 2km College boys and girls - 3km Race 1 :
Saturday 23rd May, Rabbit Island
Race 2 :
Saturday 30th May, Miyazu Park (cnr.Atawhai and QEII drives, Nelson)
Race 3 :
Saturday 6th June, Saxton Field
Race 4 : Saturday 13th June, (venue to be confirmed) All races start at 3pm. Registration not required. No entry fee. No limit on numbers from each school. Trophies awarded for all grades. For more details phone Dave on 547 1699 or email [email protected]
Yoga For Families This yoga class is for children and Parents/caregivers to learn together. Yoga is a natural w ay to exercise, relax, focus & strengthen the body and mind. The classes consist of games and songs, breathing meditations, relaxing visualisation and fun, fun, fun! DAT ES: 20th May – 24th June DAY & TIM E: Wednesday 3:30 - 4:15pm FULL COST: $18 per Child, $30 per Adult AGE: 5+ VENUE: Victory Community Centre NOTE: The class is child focused. We are happy for children 5+ yrs to come to the centre/playground w hile you participate in the class. Parents/caregivers are responsible for their children during this time. Gareth Cashin Victory Community Centre & Way2Go Coordinator Ph 546 8389
Nelson Central School We e kl y N e ws l e tt e r
Nga mihi nui ki a koutou katoa te whanau whanui o te Kura Tuatahi o Whakatu – Greetings to friends and family of Nelson Central School. Weetbix Tryathlon The school received $132 from the Weetbix T ryathlon event earlier in the year. Well done to those students who took part. Tasman Brass Ensemble The Tasman Brass Ensemble entertained the whole school at Monday’s assembly with a delightful collection of music. As a followup, if your child would like to learn to play a trumpet, cornet, tenor horn, trombone, euphonium, baritone or tuba please call at the front office for a brochure that gives you more details about instrument hire and lessons.
the teacher and school to form a partnership to best support their child’s learning. School re ports on the standards It is intended that school reports on the standards will provide parent, family and whānau members with: ♦ information on how their child is doing against each standard each year, and how their child has progressed to get to that point ♦ the next steps the teacher and school will take to ensure their child is reaching their full potential, and how the teacher and school will address any learning difficulties ♦ the steps that parents and whānau can take to support their child’s learning at home. How school re ports will empowe r parents Plain-language school reports on national standards will provide information that empowers parents and enables them to: ♦ be aware of how their child is performing at school and what is being done to meet their needs ♦ track the increasing skill levels of their children ♦ identify the things that they can do to support their child’s learning ♦ talk with confidence to teachers about their child’s education ♦ be reassured that any learning difficulties are being addresse d. Sample re ports for consultation with parents Consultations with parents, families and whānau asking their views on how they would like the school reports on the standards to look are taking place across the country from 18 May to 3 July 2009. A key part of the consultation is asking parents their thoughts on school report samples, which include graphs, a learning plan, summaries of progress and next steps. These samples can be viewed as part of the parent feedback online form at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/ NationalStandardsParentFeedback. Feedback is due by 3 July 2009.
A rare opportunity On 2nd June children will have an opportunity to hear Geoff Knight’s story. Geoff's story captivates school students and gives them an insight into the choices they are making right now. Geoff has enormous influence with school children that stems from his rough start in life, roles on television and his unmistakable talent for singing that delights students and teachers alike. Geoff tells his story from the heart, and this means school students hear Geoff's messages, which include: ♦ Make the most of your opportunities at school ♦ With bullying, everyone loses ♦ Have the courage to live your dream. Geoff will share his story and singing in Trinity Hall on T uesday 2nd June 12:45 – 1:25 pm. Entry will be by way of a gold coin donation. Nelson Re gional Youth Orche stra A youth orchestra based on the Nelson College for Girls is starting. If you want further information please call at the front office for further information. National Standards: Re porting to Parents (from the Ministry of Education website: http:// www.minedu.govt.nz/theMinistry/Consultation/ NationalStandards/Factsheets.aspx From 2010, parents of children at primary and intermediate school will receive regular school reports showing how Nelson Central Achie vers their child is doing against the National Standards in Callum McNab, Hattie Francis (R5) - sequencing a reading, writing and maths. story Reporting to parents is an important part of the new Rohan O’Neill-Stevens (R5) for illustrating T he National Standards approach. As key partners in their Wednesday Wizard child’s learning, parents, family and whānau members R13 for a brilliant current events book need to be kept informed about their child’s progress. Kelle Rendel, Rohan Trill (R5) - conservation report These school reports will be in plain language and will Our weekly newslett er is kindly help parents follow their child’s progress at school more sponsored by clearly. T he reports will help to inform parents, family and T HE DOC U M EN T COM P A N Y whānau members so they can more confidently work with 7 0 N i l e S t r e et, N el s o n Principal: [email protected]
-
Pho ne 03 548 497 2
-
F ax 03 548 4483 -
Secretary: secretary@nelsonc entral.school.nz
E m a i l s t a f f @ n el s o n c e n tr a l . s c h o o l . n z
BOT Chairman: Geoff Clark 545 8010
Website: www.nelsoncentral.school.nz
Will Roddick (R11) for great use of alliteration Lost - Zoo m Scoo ter Louis Hobson, Theo Francis (Ren 3) - really good story From the school cage last week. Named on the writing bottom . Please call Chris Chisnall on 539 1444 if you have seen this. Congratulations and well done everyone! Te rm Eve nts 1 June – Queen’s Birthday – School closed 3 June – School Cross Country 5 June – Arbor Day & World Environment Day 8 June – World Ocean Day 10 June – ICAS Science 17 June – BOT meeting, School Library 23 June – ICAS Spelling & ICAS Writing 23 June – Choir Musical Evening 24 June – Matariki 3 July – T erm 2 closes Dr Paul Potaka PRINCIPAL Nelso n Central Ch oir Mid-W in ter Co ncer t Tanya and our school choir are practising hard for another magical mid-w inter evening performance. Date: Tuesday 23rd June 5pm - 7.30pm Tickets on sale from: June 2nd. $8 for adults, $2 for non-choir kids The first w eek of ticket selling is for choir member families only and then it is open to the public so please get in early as last year people missed out. Ticket price includes drinks, nibbles beforehand for adults and kids, the performance and s mall surprise afterwards. We need helpers for: ♦ Ushering/Seating Ph Georgie 546 8938 ♦ Making delicious nibbles (Kiw iana theme), donating milk, hot chocolate, w ine and/or helping on the night. Ph: Jane 548 0107 ♦ Making lanterns, lending lights etc and helping to decorate Ph Bridget 545 8432 Help out as much or as little as you can. It’s fun for you and your kids to be involved. More information coming soon. If your child is in the choir w atch out for fliers kids w ill be bringing home. And …. Please support them to learn and practise the songs.
Push Play Families Whispering Falls Walk SUNDAY, 7TH JUNE 2009 All Central School families are invited to join us on a walk to Whispering Falls . Meet at the Hackett Picnic Area, at the end of Aniseed Valley Road (left off the main road at Hope) at 10.15am. The walk is 1½ hours each way with a stop at the waterfalls picnic area for lunch. It’s a well graded walk with a few bridges & a long swing bridge, which the kids find quite cool. Bring good footwear, your lunch and water. Any further info required phone Kathryn 5457009 Postponement date if wet - 14th June.
MATARIKI LANTERN PARADE PLEASE come to our Matar iki Lantern Parade. Wednesday 17 June from 3.45pm to 8.00pm at the Victory Community Centre, Totara Street. Victory Primary School w ill start the event w ith a special performance telling the story of Matariki. Then journey w ith us on a Lantern Parade up the Railw ay Reserve to w atch the dragon dance and fire performers and then return by candle light to the community centre for a performance by local choirs, drummers and fire performers and stay on for kai. Cost Gold Coin Donation Please bring a lantern or torch w ith you and dress for the conditions. All children under 8 must be accom panied by a responsible adult over 18. If you are going to attend the lantern parade and community meal please let us know by contacting Gareth on 546 8389, email [email protected] or drop in to the community centre on Totara Street Event supported by Arts Council Nelson Creative Communities NZ Fund
S OCIAL S KILLS HOW DO YOU REACT TO CONFLICT? What do you do when you have a disagreement with one or more of your friends?
Know what these mean? Watch this space in future newslette rs for an explanation.
THE ZERO WASTE CHALLENGE FOR NELSON AND TASMAN SCHOOLS Here is the ball of gladwrap we collected this week (on the lef t !). Well done for taking on the challenge, everyone did really well in helping to reduce the amount of plastic we use in our packed lunches. We will be sending the result of our challenge to Sarah Langi who is running a competition with Nelson and Tasman Council. They are trying to find out how schools in our area are trying to reduce waste in their school. oom 9 have been learning to retell sto ries in their writing. We leaned about several Maori legends R and focused on retelling them in detail and in the correc t sequence. Here are some of Room 9's retellings. Maui slows the Sun Maui wanted to go fishing but the sun went accross the sky too fast. He couldn't go fishing. Maui's bro thers made a net. They caught the sun. The sun said "Let me go!". Maui started to wack the sun with the jaw bone. The sun said "ouchy". The sun promised tha t he would go slowly in the sky. Now Maui got to go fishing for longer.
By Jazmine Maui slows the Sun Once upon a time Maui lived with his bro thers. Maui said to his bro thers "Let's go fishing!" but it w as too dark. So Maui said to his bro thers "make ropes and a net". Maui and his bro thers went to the hole that the sun came out of. At the hole, they stretc hed the net over. When the sun came up they caught it and got caught in the net and the ropes. Maui climbed the ropes and hit the sun with the magic jaw bone. "Why are you doing this to me?" the sun cried. "Because you are moving too fast" Maui said. Finally the sun said that he would slow down.
By George B M aui slowing the sun by Aria and Jessie Tangaroa's Gift Paua was sad because no creatures liked him. They didn't like him because he was ugly. Paua was jealous of all the other crea tures. Paua cried and cried. Tangaroa heard him and asked "why are you crying?". Paua said "nobody likes me because my shell is ugly". Tangaroa said he would put lo ts of colours on his shell. So he did. Af ter that everyone was jealous because it was so nice and beautiful. They broke his shell. Tangaroa was angry. He put a stronger coat on Paua's shell so the other crea tures wouldn't break it and put the beau tiful colours on the inside so only Paua knows tha t he's actually pretty. By Eden
Miniball No Miniball this Friday 29th May due to Under 19 National Basketball Tournament. WEEKLY SPORTS RESULTS Week ended 24th M ay Netball Central S ting v Murchison. Central won 9-3. Player of the day: Defne Sahin. Central Magics v Mapua . Mapua won 6-0 Player of the day: Central S tars v Nayland. Nayland won 13-0. Player of the day: M iniball Results next week. Soccer Nelson City Stars v Mo tchester United . Motchester won 4-3. Goals scored by: William Wallace. Player of the game: Sam Fu-Allen. Most Improved Player: Alexander Paice. City Cobras v Mark’s Rangers. Cobras won 2-1. Goal scored by: Max Hickling, Trevor Lane. Player of the day: Trevor Lane. City Geckos v Wakefield. Geckos lost 2 -1. Player of the day: Lachlan McNae. Nelson City Green v Nelson City White. Green won 6-1. Goals scored by: Bruno Murray, Jack Weaver (St Joes), Jamie Player of the day: Bruno Murray. City Rockets v Mapua Griffins. Rockets won 6-1. Goals scored by: Ben Adlington 4, Tayla Pugh1, Hamish (Clifton Tce) Suburbs Warriors v Goals scored by: Player of the day: Most Improved Player: City Knights v Mo tchester United. Motchester won 3-2. Goals scored by: Felix Murray, Dexter. Player of the day: Felix Murray.
FEDERAL HOCKEY Are looking for Year : 4, 5 & 6 Boys and Girls to play for us this year. Boys interested in playing phone Gary Wilson : 5477491. Girls interested in playing phone Nigel Tyer : 5424446 or 027310674.
C eltic Squa s h The World’s Healthiest Sport Celtic Squash Club will be holding a Junior Coaching C linic In Terms 2 & 3. Numbers are strictly limited. To find out more regarding time, costs etc please contact
Graeme Dow 5467134 or Ema il [email protected] NELSO N SCHOOLS CROSS CO UNTRY LEAGUE 2009 A series of 4 races held on Saturday afternoons Primary School boys and girls - 1km Intermediate (Yr.7/8) boys and girls - 2km College boys and girls - 3km Race 1 :
Saturday 23rd May, Rabbit Island
Race 2 :
Saturday 30th May, Miyazu Park (cnr.Atawhai and QEII drives, Nelson)
Race 3 :
Saturday 6th June, Saxton Field
Race 4 : Saturday 13th June, (venue to be confirmed) All races start at 3pm. Registration not required. No entry fee. No limit on numbers from each school. Trophies awarded for all grades. For more details phone Dave on 547 1699 or email [email protected]
Yoga For Families This yoga class is for children and Parents/caregivers to learn together. Yoga is a natural w ay to exercise, relax, focus & strengthen the body and mind. The classes consist of games and songs, breathing meditations, relaxing visualisation and fun, fun, fun! DAT ES: 20th May – 24th June DAY & TIM E: Wednesday 3:30 - 4:15pm FULL COST: $18 per Child, $30 per Adult AGE: 5+ VENUE: Victory Community Centre NOTE: The class is child focused. We are happy for children 5+ yrs to come to the centre/playground w hile you participate in the class. Parents/caregivers are responsible for their children during this time. Gareth Cashin Victory Community Centre & Way2Go Coordinator Ph 546 8389
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