Lansdowne Public School
Lansdowne school will hold their first assembly for 2018 on Wednesday February 7 February at 2.30pm. All parents and community members are welcome to attend.
Subscribe now for unlimited access.
$0/
(min cost $0)
or signup to continue reading
The first Lansdowne School P and C meeting for 2018 will be held on Friday afternoon commencing at 2.00pm. All parents are invited to come along.
Fishing Club
The Lansdowne Fishing Club will be holding its monthly outing this weekend February 3 and 4. The weigh in will be held at the Lansdowne Bowling and Recreation Club on Sunday February 4 commencing at 2.00pm. The monthly meeting will be held following the weigh in.
The next seafood raffle will be held on February 10 and the next $50 seafood tray is on February 24.
There is a list on the board at the club for those wishing to enter the Fishing Club pairs bowls.
Lansdowne Lions
The Lansdowne Lions Football club are holding their registration day on February 10 and 17 at the Lansdowne Oval between 9am and 12pm. Any intending players please attend and get your names in for the 2018 season. Alternatively, online registration will be up and running by these dates at my football club. All new players are most welcome.
The Lansdowne club host juniors and seniors men and womens teams.
Parents are remaindered that Active Kids sports vouchers can be used for registration. You will need to go online to register for this and get a voucher number before it can be used.
Fire Brigade training day
Another big fire brigade training day will be held on Sunday February 4 with members of the Coopernook, Lansdowne, Taree and Johns River brigades attending
Coopernook’s four new recruits and Lansdowne’s two new recruits will undergo basic fire training which will include portable pumping, relay pumping, water in and out of the trucks as quickly as possible, and also learning the various uses of the fire equipment.
Coopernook’s Sherrie Gaul will also be doing her Crew Leaders training. This will entail her being able to lead a crew safely, and she will also learn how to manage incidents.
Our community is so lucky to have such members who are so willing to give up of their time and to jump into any situation that arises from fighting fires and or attending accidents.
The brigades are always happy to hear from anyone interested in joining. You will be fully trained. If you are not keen on being on the front fire fighting line you can help with administrative tasks or the upkeep of the equipment or even fundraising.
