Bynoe CACS Limited in Normanton, Queensland | Community organisation

Bynoe CACS Limited

Locality: Normanton, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4714 9030

Address: 35 Old Croydon Road 4890 Normanton, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.bynoecacs.org.au/

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23.01.2022 5km Trek earnt a well deserved snorkel and swim/dive off the jetty. We love sharing these adventures with a cool bunch of kids

23.01.2022 The year 5/6 and middle school students have loved the Adventure Based Learning sessions they have been a part of over the past weeks. Thank-you to the FaCE team for the fantastic activities aimed at building resilience, teamwork and problem-solving!

22.01.2022 Excellent Employment Opportunity with the CDP Team at Bynoe CACS, Normanton Contact Shannon on 4714 9030 if you have any queries.

22.01.2022 Mandevilla "Agathe Scarlet" Mandevillas or Dipladenias (Mandevilla spp.) are very popular easy-care flowering climbers! They are loved for their long lasting flowers and flowering period with their deep red, pink, white and yellow flowers. Their easy-care nature and drought hardiness make them perfect for container gardens and pots. A delicate vine with symmetrical foliage will wrap around the nearest climbing structure and produce an abundance of deep red, wide flowers with ...a deep center. Full Sun Mandevillas don’t like getting wet feet so avoid overwatering. Ensure that you provide the plant with plenty of sturdy support to grow on. Some mandevillas are often also referred to as diplandenias. These plants are considered to be forms of M. sanderii. For the cooler climates try growing M. laxa. This deciduous variety produces fragrant summer flowers and can tolerate frosts down to -6C. If it is damaged by the cold, cut back completely and it will re-shoot from the base. Wear gloves when pruning to protect your skin from the milky sap. See more

21.01.2022 Dianthus come in the new larger punnet sizes of 6 and 10. The individual punnet is alot larger thn the usual small 6 seedlings. The plant will establish alot faster. Dianthus flowers (Dianthus spp.) are also called pinks. They belong to a family of plants which includes carnations and are characterized by the spicy fragrance the blooms emit. Dianthus plants may be found as a hardy annual, biennial or perennial and most often used in borders or potted displays. A quick tu...torial on how to grow dianthus reveals the ease of care and versatility of this attractive flowering plant. The dianthus plant is also called Sweet William (Dianthus barbatus) and has a fragrance with cinnamon or clove notes. The plants are small and usually between 6 and 18 inches (15-46 cm.) tall. Dianthus flowers are most often in pink, salmon, red and white hues. The foliage is slender and sparsely spread on thick stems. Dianthus had a short blooming season until 1971, when a breeder learned how to grow forms that did not set seed and, therefore, had a prolonged their bloom period. Modern varieties will typically bloom from May to October. Plant pinks in full sun, partial shade or anywhere they will receive at least 6 hours of sun. The plants need fertile, well-drained soil that is alkaline. Instructions on how to care for dianthus are very straightforward. Water the plants when dry and apply fertilizer every six to eight weeks. You may also work a slow-release fertilizer into the soil at planting, which will release you from the need to feed the plants. Some varieties of dianthus are self-sowing, so deadheading is extremely important to reduce volunteer plants and to encourage additional blooming.

20.01.2022 We know who we are calling if we're up a creek without a paddle Our kids showed talent, teamwork and dedication to get thier rafts built today. They also took on some Archery and Volleyball. What a team!

16.01.2022 Queensland Outback Represent "Once an Outback Boy - Always an Outback Boy" Big Shout Out and Massive Congratulations to a Former Queensland Outback Junior Repre...sentative Clay George (Normanton), on Captaining the Kirwan Bears SHS team today in their Win against Palm Beach Currumbin SHS in the Queensland Schoolboys "Phil Hall Cup" Grand Final at Townsville. In 2017 as a young 15 year old Clay Captained our Queensland Outback Under 16's side at the Glyn Rees City-Country Cultural Exchange Carnival at Coolum. FOOT-NOTE: **The Kirwan Bears team created their own bit of History today in the Queensland Schoolboy Rugby League Competition, as they became the First School to go Back-to-Back in Winning Queensland Schoolboys Grand Finals** Geoff Orman Wayne Smith Scott Kyle Albert Brian Anderson Bruce Nott Rob Hall Rob Murray Cameron Stallard Dwayne Kangan Danny McGuire Rob Crow Peter Rafter In the Photo below, Clay is Proudly Holding the Phil Hall Cup with his Mum Robyn Busch.

16.01.2022 Last day of camp! Today we did a 4 hr hike through the rainforest to Echo Creek Falls which was amazing and well worth the hike! After lunch we did a bit of rock climbing/abseiling finishing with a challenge course

13.01.2022 Zinnias and Impatiens..... Zinnias I have in my garden and when the flower is spent, dead-head them and leave on your garden bed and will have many many more seedlings pop up. A great splash of colour for your garden bed or border. Plus the bees love them.

13.01.2022 BABY NAIDOC 2020! Send your entries to the FaCE Team on [email protected] or call 07 4714 9030 for more information. Entries close Monday, 9th November!

12.01.2022 Check out the solar flowers and butterflies!!! Be perfect for pots, in your garden, and to watch over your loved ones resting place.

11.01.2022 Tristaniopsis laurina, the Water Gum, is a large shrub to small tree, from 5 to 15 metres tall. It bears profuse yellow flowers in summer. It is attractive and compact, and is good for street plantings, for screening, or a specimen plant. This is a low maintenance plant. May be troubled by scale, whch are easily controlled by white oil spray. The Watergum does well on most soils. It likes moderate levels of watering. Tolerates light shade, but likes a sunny position. Can be pruned to shape.

10.01.2022 REMINDER! Get your photographs in by 5pm today for your bub to be in the running for Baby NAIDOC 2020

10.01.2022 Put a a bit of twinkle in your garden!!!! Solar fairy lights, $15 each...Take your pick from Warm white, white or multicolored. We also have Bamboo Garden torches.

09.01.2022 Portulaca comes in the larger 10 and 6 punnets. One of those plants that once you have one, have many. Happy Hour mix is high impact color with its vivid mix of banana, coconut, deep red, fuchsia, lemon, orange, and rosita, semi-double blooms. The Happy Hour series is mounding with narrow, green leaves and uniform flowering among the collection.

09.01.2022 Welcome Back to Darlene.!!! She has been working on a bag for herself over the past week. We tried something new by adding the tab and button closure. This is an original, one-of-a-kind Bag...made from a scrap of fabric and only enough for Darlene's bag. It has a purple lining. Vibrant, stunning colours!!! Wonderful workmanship by Darlene!!! Darlene has a great eye for colour... which is why we call her the 'Colour Queen"!!! In the few years I have been in the sewing room,... Darlene's confidence, sewing ability and knowledge has excelled. And she is a perfectionist with her sewing!! Darlene is always willing to help others choose colours, guiding them, sharing her knowledge...and wanting to learn and extend her own sewing skills. Once I asked the team..... "What would you do if you saw someone with something that you had made?" Darlene's reply was .............." I would thank them for buying something I had made!!!" Darlene has proven that with belief, dedication and trusting herself to step outside her comfort zone...wonderful things can me made!!! Congratulations Darlene...... #cdpparticipants

08.01.2022 Come and see all our great new stock!! Sit on your verandah or in the garden, watching the kids in their very own garden bed, with the solar butterfly and flowers, surrounded by solar fairy lights!!!! Scroll through the next few posts to see the new stock. Make great Christmas presents!!!

06.01.2022 Due to ongoing interest, the FaCE Team have decided to extend the close off date for the NAIDOC Art Competition to Friday 13th September. This includes the Colouring In Competition and the 2020 NAIDOC Theme Category. If your child would like to participate in the Colouring In Competition, please pop into the Bynoe Office to get a copy.

06.01.2022 Bynoe's FaCE Team will be facilitating a 2 Day Mentoring Workshop with Youth, Grades 7 - 10 in collaboration with a few other of our wonderful local organisation's. Successful graduates of this program will be invited to a graduation dinner where we will be presenting Mr and Miss Naidoc Awards to two standout participants. Unfortunately, due to COVID restrictions the Graduation Dinner and Mr & Miss NAIDOC Presentation will be invite only to participants and their immediate ...family members. Register your child's interest by calling the FaCE Team on (07) 4714 9030.

05.01.2022 We have Petunias in a variety of colours and sizes. From the single pot, small 6 pack seedling punnet, the larger 10 pack with the more established plant. Come and check out the colours from brights to stripes to muted colours.

05.01.2022 And they are off Connection to Country Cultural Camp A few lucky kids are hitting the road with Bynoe today for a two night camp at Fish Hole, Delta Downs, ...Kurtijar Country. The kids will partake in a whole range of fun activities including Adventure Based Learning, Fishing, Language Sessions and Enviromental Care Education with the Normanton Rangers.... not to mention the amazing Kup Murri's and yarns they will have around the fire. Bynoe would like to thank Delta Downs and all other agencies that have contributed to making this camp possible.

03.01.2022 Can you see yourself sitting under the shady tree, admiring your garden or watching the kids, sipping on a cool drinkl!!!!!

03.01.2022 Encourage the kids to grow their own veges or flowers!!! Snowpeas are quick to shoot, strawberries be a delight for the kids to pick straight off the plant. We have the 'My first garden" beds in a variety of colours. or the 'Raised garden/vege beds' which are on wheels.....great for moving around on the verandah..when sun gets too hot.

02.01.2022 The Bynoe FaCE and RSAS teams were yesterday invited into the Normanton State School where they conducted a range of Adventure Based Learning activities with the students. Adventure Based Learning uses a hands on approach to facilitate team building, problem solving, trust and communication. We would like to thank the Normanton State School Staff and Students for being such great hosts and exceptionally engaged in our sessions.

01.01.2022 REMINDER! Entries close today for the NAIDOC Art Competition. Call the FaCE TEam on (07) 4714 9030 to submit your artwork.

01.01.2022 Great opportunity - please contact Camden Pascoe or Tracy Lord for more information.