Tomorrow is our PBL Reward Day Excursion to watch Madagascar  - A Musical Adventure JR. This is a live theatrical performance put on by The Rocky Hill Musical Company.

Students will travel by bus to Goulburn West Public School at approximately 12.30pm and return back to Goulburn Public School by approximately 2.30pm.  

We have arranged to have lunch before we leave for the performance and we will have recess when we return. Our canteen will still be open taking orders for the early lunches.

We hope all of our students enjoy the performance as a reward for respecting our PBL values for this term.

Our PBL lesson for this week is about respecting others’ right to learn. Students learnt the importance of allowing teachers to provide instruction for all students in the class. We encourage you to ask your child about this lesson. Goulburn Public School is also here to teach each and every student,  so if your child is having trouble focusing in the classroom, please contact your classroom teacher to discuss supportive strategies to allow all students to be successful in the classroom.

Here are some things you can do to support the idea of asking for help if you need it.

● Talk with your child about the importance of learning and allowing others to learn in the classroom.

● Remind your child, all children have a legal right to an education and no-one should interfere with their learning.

Our PBL lesson for this week is to speak respectfully. Students learnt the importance of speaking appropriately to other people. This includes students, teachers and people in the community. We encourage you to ask your child about this lesson. Goulburn Public School is also here to teach each and every student,  so if your child is having trouble focusing in the classroom, please contact your classroom teacher to discuss supportive strategies to allow all students to be successful in the classroom.

Here are some things you can do to support the idea of asking for help if you need it.

● Talk with your child about the importance of learning and allowing others the right to be heard and spoken to respectfully.

● Remind your child, all children have a legal right to an education and no-one should interfere with their learning by speaking inappropriately to them; or likewise, them speaking inappropriately to others.

2021 NSW Premier's Reading Challenge

The Premiers Reading Challenge has started. Students in K-2 are participating during school and 3-6 need to continue reading their books independently. Please remember to make sure you log the book details when you have finished reading it. If you have any questions, please see Mrs Lang.

Overdue Books

Please return any overdue library books before the end of this term. 

Save The Date

Book Week Dress-up Parade  2021 will be on Tuesday 24 August. Further details will be given out closer to the date.

HEAD LICE

Unfortunately we have had confirmed cases of head lice at our school. Could you please check your child’s hair and make sure you treat your their hair appropriately before returning them to school. Further information on head lice is available on the NSW Health website or through the Department's website:

http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/studentsupport/studenthealth/conditions/headlice/index.php.