As part of the 60th anniversary of teacher education being offered in Bathurst, a time capsule at Charles Sturt University (CSU) will receive a new deposit on Wednesday 11 May. A new book, Tales and Tidings from the Pioneers of Bathurst Teachers College 1951-52, written by Mr Royce Levi, one of the first teacher education graduates, will be added to the time capsule. The Dean of the Faculty of Education, Professor Toni Downes, said, “We’re delighted that Mr Levi will visit Charles Sturt University to share his book which captures more stories of the first graduates, many of whom have gone on to hold distinguished positions in education. The book will be entered into the teacher education time capsule which contains wonderful memorabilia, such as the first graduation ball photograph and the dance program for the first graduation ball held in the Walshaw Hall, Bathurst, in 1952.” The time capsule will be sealed once again at 12 noon Wednesday 11 May, at Heffron House (building N4) at CSU in Bathurst. A date has not been set for the next opening of the capsule.