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Yenda Public School is ending the year on a high after its presentation night.
The school is saying farewell to a number of staff including Mrs Wallace, Mrs Conlan, Ms McIntyre and Mrs Long. All teachers are sad to be leaving such a vibrant little school, and wish everyone well in 2020.
The new principal, Gary Workman, will step in in 2020 and will no doubt lead the school toward a wonderful centenary celebration in October.
Congratulations go to new school captains Kaylee Brown, Quade Callinan, Isla Sergi and William Terrazas. Congratulations also to sports captains Isaac Conlan, Logan Newman, Lili Vaccari and Armani Mallamace.
The year 6 mini fete, to raise money for a farewell gift, will be held on Wednesday, December 11. It will surely be a day of fun.
Year 6 students will be farewelled with a formal dinner at the Diggers Club on Thursday, December 12 followed by a school disco.
Yenda Public School Centenary Committee will hold a street stall this Friday, December 13. Donations of cakes, preserves and time would be most welcome. Contact Dee Cox for information.
The Yenda community has secured funding, receiving 50 per cent of the available funds last week, as it engages CONVIC Skate Park Constructions from Melbourne to carry out design and installation.
A community day is being planned for the second half of January. Youth are being encouraged to help design the new park. For more information, phone 0467 681 007.
Yenda Diggers Club will discuss the future of the club at a meeting from 7pm on Wednesday, December 18. The annual Christmas raffles and family fun day is this Saturday, December 14 from 5.30pm. Fun for the entire family.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year.
