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Fire station holds open day
Internet outage in The Bays leads to calls for action
Award recognises our community service
Ferries diverted to Patonga until the end of June
North Burge Rd reserve to be 'fenced'
Community bank branch celebrates 20 years
Council asks: 'Where would you like to see trees?'
Arboretum calls for council budget for maintenance
Two residents turn 100*
Marine Rescue unit renamed with opening of new base
West Ward candidate criticises proposed water rate rise
Aerial baiting program in national park
Heritage ferry brought into operation for the day*
Bags of rubbish removed from mangroves
CWA branch donates Mother's Day bags*
Bushcare group looking for volunteers*
Students take their first communion
Fund-raising sausages instead of Bays Breakfast*
Rotary president launches annual blanket drive
Body believed to be that of missing woman
Man charge for involvement in graffiti and car fires*
Meet your councillors
Seven receive Pride of Workmanship awards
Deserving community members recognised
Disabled Surfers' president receives Rotary award
Food ministry founders receive Rotary award*
Rotary clubs recognise Peninsula News volunteers
Dunecare volunteers brave the rain
Woy Woy CWA presents quilts to Elsie's Project
Older Women holds autumn-winter fashion parade*
Market donates $1000 to Mary Macs*
Mingaletta to hold Teddy Bears Picnic
Morning tea for Cancer Council*
Produce swap to be held on Sunday*
Donations wanted for raffle*
Reid issues statement on re-election
Naidoc Week event planned for July*
May average rainfall almost achieved
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Teachers attend workshops on 'gifted education'

Teachers and staff at Ettalong Public School have attended three workshops to develop their understanding of "high potential, gifted education".

The school has a policy on the topic, according to assistant principals Ms Janelle Chapman and Ms Renee Robertson.

"All students, regardless of background or personal circumstances, require access to learning programs that meet their learning needs and support to aspire to, and achieve, personal excellence," they said.

"Our commitment to high expectations for all students includes high potential and gifted students.

"Achieving excellence for high potential and gifted students is underpinned by effective school environments including quality teaching, learning and leadership.

"Potential exists along a continuum, where differing degrees of potential require differing approaches and levels of adjustment and intervention.

"Through our student register, we identified students in at least one of the four domains and our Enrichment Groups go across all grades including our Support Unit.

"This term students have been selected for either multi-step problem solving, writing and/or maths.

"Enrichment Groups have commenced this week.

"Parents were notified if their child was attending one of those groups."





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