Forbes Foxes were on fire and have won a spot in the 2024 Grand Final.

Get pumped up and save the date. Sunday 15th Septem­ber, time TBA.

Shout out to the community who came out in support. A home grand final – bring it on!

Rob Cunningham, Romina Bratton, Hon. Courtney Hous­sos, Phill Donato, Lawrie Conway, Jiro Uesugi and Mayor Neil Westcott.

Tyrone Robinson and his sons Tyrece and Keanu – Bogan Bila Cultural Dance Group.

Ian Rowe and Tony Melhuish share their memories and highlights of the last 30 years at Northparkes.

Parkes girl Danielle McDonald took out a double win and extend her championship lead this weekend at rounds 9 and 10 of the Australian Off Road Championships.

Saturdays 3 hour cross country was epic and Danielle managed to get an early lead and maintained a smooth flow.

Sundays sprints saw Danielle put down a solid first test time and kept a strong lead all day.

Dirt bike riding prodigy Mason Wild has taken 2nd place at Australian titles held at Forbes Auto Sports club a fortnight ago.

His tactical final gate selection of gate 7 gave him the opportunity to push hard into the first corner coming out of the first lap in a comfortable 3rd position.

The 6 lap final gave Mason time to ride a clean smart race, slipping into second position right after the last lap board was released and finishing the meeting second in Australia.

Parkes Christian School K-2, The Majestic Puppet Theatre.

The Woodcutters by Beau Longhurst.

Bird on a Biscuit Tin by Michelle Hazelton.

Yoga with Carmen from The Held Collective.

Drumming with Kitty.

Storytelling with Cherie and Kitty from Sisters Supporting Sisters.

Parkes Squash player Henry Cross has just played in his first ever Professional Squash Tournament – a satellite event in Canberra.

Henry finished in 13th place, which is fitting because his world ranking also jumped up to number 13 for his age group.

Henry thanked his dad Jay (left) and Geoff (centre) for coaching him during the weekend.

Public Education Week celebrations kicked off with so many amazing costumes. It was wonderful to see the excitement on students faces as they arrived.

The smiles as they paraded for family and friends. Then the pride as they showed their work and classrooms off to allof the special visitors.

The Book Fair was a hit and the support of our school community greatly appreciated.

PHS students had the wonderful opportunity to attend the inaugural Parkes Careers Expo, organised by Mr Anderson from Parkes Neighbourhood Central.

Students had the chance to interact with local industries, universities, NSW Police and the Australian Defence Force to name just a few.

It was a great experience for all of the students who at­tended the expo.