Week | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
9 | Dec 7
* Invitaion Only | Dec 8 | Dec 9 | Dec 10 | Dec 11 |
10 | Dec 14
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* Invitation Only | Dec 15
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Week | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
9 | Dec 7
* Invitaion Only | Dec 8 | Dec 9 | Dec 10 | Dec 11 |
10 | Dec 14
* invitation Only
* Invitation Only | Dec 15
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The class with the highest attendance
Term 4
Week 5- Franklin
Week 6- Deakin
Our PBL lesson for weeks 5 & 6 focused on how students can be responsible and take care of personal and school property.
At home we asked parents to explain to the children that their personal belongings may be damaged or lost for various reasons at school. It could be taken by someone else by mistake, lost or damaged by themselves or others.
Our PBL lesson for this week is about “Right Place, Right Time”. Students are encouraged this fortnight to think about their movement through the school to ensure everyone is where they should be. For instance: should you stop for a chat on your way to the toilets? Is it okay to dawdle on your way back to class after recess? Can you duck out of class to grab your drink bottle without asking the teacher first? What happens if you kick a ball over the fence?
Students will learn why the rules around their movement through the school are designed to keep them safe. Here are some things you can do to support the ideas of “Right Place, Right Time” at home:
· Discuss ‘out-of-bounds’ areas near your home, e.g. busy roads, rivers, overgrown areas of vegetation.
· Catch your child in the right place, e.g. completing their homework before dinner, walking safely with you down the street.
Enquire about our PBL Encouragement Award challenge for this fortnight…it involves secret paparazzi ?
Thanks to generous donations from local businesses, Sweet Pea Boutique and Austral Coatings, the new PBL Encouragement Awards were chosen by Mr Sullivan.
Each fortnight, students are given a topic and must compose a imaginative and persuasive response, with the best response winning a $50 voucher to Sweet Pea Boutique.
The winners for week 4 & 6 are Austin and Morgana.
Austin designed the winning PBL poster.
Morgana coloured in an official Naidoc poster.
Congratulations to all the students who participated and we can't wait to see who might be secretly captured by the paparazzi!
Book Club
Catalogues have been sent home, this is the last book club order for the year. Orders online due by Friday 27 November 2020. Reminder we do not accept cash for Book Club.
Please pay online Via: https://mybookclubs.scholastic.com.au/Parent/Login.aspx
Congratulations to those students who completed the Premiers Reading Challenge. The students received their certificates this week.
Library Books Due Back Before End Of Term
This week was the last week for students to borrow. All books are due to be returned by the end of the year so that they can be sorted, repaired and cleaned ready for next year.
Overdue notes will be sent home as a reminder of books that your children still have out.
Have you moved house? Do you have a new phone number?
Please contact the school office to update any details that may have changed.
Semester 2 School Reports will be posted home at the end of term 4.
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.
2021 school travel applications are now open | ||
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School travel application endorsements
It is not uncommon for applicants completing the online form to make mistakes, particularly entering their name or date of birth instead of the students. This may be due to an auto-fill function on a device or just human error. We ask that school administrators be cautious of this and do not endorse applications with incorrect information.
If you are aware of or see an obvious error, you can amend the first name, date of birth or grade of a student’s travel application by clicking in the relevant row on the portal. Please ensure you have confirmed the information before making any changes. Refer to page 16 of the School Portal User Guide for further instructions. The latest version of the user guide is accessible within the School Portal by clicking the arrow next to your username.
If a student’s details cannot be confirmed or they are not yet enrolled, please do not endorse the application. By selecting ‘no’ the application will be rejected and the applicant will be informed. They will then need to submit a new application.
In the event that school administrators endorse an application in error, it would be appreciated if you could advise our SSTS team as soon as possible so the application can be intercepted before an Opal card or travel pass is issued.
To contact us about an endorsement error, please go to: https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/passes-concessions-feedback and select feedback about: ‘school student transport scheme’ and then select ‘application updates’.
If school administrators require access to the School Portal, please request an account at https://appln.transport.nsw.gov.au/portal/requests/account/school
If you have staff that have left the school recently and had access to the school portal, please let us know at https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/passes-concessions-feedback and select ‘school/operator portal’ and then ‘remove existing user access’ so their access can be removed.
New Concession Entitlement Cards
You can now order the new Transport Concession Entitlement Cards (TCEC) through the Transport for NSW School Portal.
The Transport Concession Entitlement Card will replace the following cards:
· Senior Secondary Student Concession Card (16 years and over) – also used by Mature Secondary Students (18 years and over), Distance Education Students and Home School Students
· Proof of Age card (when a student under 16 years of age looks older)
· Boarder Rail Pass.
Refer to the information pack provided by email on 21 September 2020 for guidance and frequently asked questions. If you have any issues please contact us.