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19th June 2019
East Fremantle Primary School An Independent public school
8 Forrest Street Fremantle WA 6160
Ph 9432 1200 Fax 9430 5188
wwweastfremantlepswaeduau
eastfremantlepseducationwaeduau
F r o m t h e P r i n c i p a l
Quiz Night What an amazing and fun night A huge thank you to Storm Yates and her band of volunteers that worked so hard and tirelessly to make the night the success that it was First figures are predicting in excess of $3000000 Storm wanted to emphasise that it most certainly was a team effort Thank you everyone (Pictorial evidence on page 4 of the newsletter)
Assembly
Congratulations to our Year 6 classes who presented their final primary school assembly last week They did an amazing job It was also delightful to have our Kindy A students attend for the very first time
Influenza
We have had several confirmed cases of Influenza amongst our students this week It is the health departmentrsquos advice to keep students at home until all symptoms are resolved Flu vaccinations are highly recommended
Reports
Reports are now being prepared and will be available for collection from your childrsquos teacher on Thursday the 4th July
Kindergarten Enrolments for 2020
Our Kindergarten enrolments for 2020 are now open Please see the office for information regarding the application process Kindy applications close 26th July 2019
Current Kindergarten students enrolling into Pre-Primary for 2020 will soon receive a letter from your Kindy teacher regarding the enrolment process Students coming into Pre-Primary will have to show evidence of where they are currently residing at this time Due to the large number of students in this year level we will be unable to accept students that are not residing within our local intake boundary
JUNE 17
REPORTS DUE
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion Group 1
18
Lunchtime concert JCCA undercover area
Excursion
Yr 6 classes
19
Yr 1 Excursion
Newsletter
KB
20
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion
Group 2
Yr 5 JCCA Dance
Excursion
21
Inters v Melville
24
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion Group 1
25
930-1030 YR 11 JCCA concert Yr 5 amp 6rsquos and any interested classes
26
Yr 1 Excursion
KA
27
Yirri Yarkin Incursion
Jnr-9-10 Snr 11-12
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion
Group 2
Yr 5 JCCA Dance
Excursion
28
Assembly - Rm 2
Responsibility
JULY 1
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion Group 1
2
Board meeting 315
3
Newsletter
KB
4
Reports sent home
Yr 5 JCCA Dance Excur-sion
Yr 45 Drama Incursion 105pm
IMSS concert-after school in the hall
5
DERBY DAY
Cake Stall
End of Term 2 Happy Holidays
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
Upcoming Calendar News
East Fremantle Primary
School is collecting
stickers To help pop your
stickers in the green and
purple boxes at the office
or the EFPS box at
Woolworths Palmyra
Thank you
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
2019 Term Dates and Term Calendars
Please refer to the website for all the information you need relating to Term dates and Term Calendars
httpwwweastfremantlepswaeduauparent-informationterm-calendar
DERBY DAY FUNDRAISERmdashFRIDAY 5TH JULY 2019
On the last day of Term 2 (5th July 2019) the Year 6 Fundraising Committee are holding another Derby Day Fundraiser
We will be fundraising for the Starlight Childrenrsquos Foundation the charity of the Fremantle Dockers as it is their home game hosting the West Coast Eagles
We will be holding a cake stall in the undercover area at recess in the
hope of raising more funds for the starlight childrenrsquos foundation
The fundraising Committee looks forward to your continued support
OUTSTANDING STUDENT VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGES
A note has been posted home to parents as a reminder of the UNPAID voluntary contributions and charges for various students across the school
If these outstanding amounts could be finalised as soon as possible that would be wonderful and this will assist with the budgets for resources kitchen garden grounds maintenance excursions and sporting events
If you would like to part pay the outstanding amounts that is not a problem Please see me to arrange this I thank those parents who have paid these vital charges and fees the school appreciates your continued support
Kind Regards
Tracey-Anne Simpson
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
Q U I Z N I G H T
WOW what a night Thank you so much to
all the Sponsors parents amp PampC Committee
for all your incredible effort and for making
the night truly unforgettable Keep an eye out
for the PampCrsquos Newsletter next week with a lot
more information and funny photos
News from the Artroom Dear Parents
Our Year 6 students are participating in the Gwenyth Ewens Art Award
The City of Fremantle would like to invite the students and families to the Exhibition Opening and Awards Ceremony at the Moores Gallery 46 Henry St Fremantle on Tuesday July 2nd from 530 to 630pm Fremantle Mayor Dr Brad
Pettitt will award certificates to the winning students and to the schools that submitted entries
Our Year 5 Students are designing two small murals one for the Kitchen Garden and one for the Sports Shed door We are looking for donations of outdoor acrylic paint in vibrant colours If you have any leftover low sheen outdoor acrylic
from home painting projects please deliver to the Artroom We are also looking for donations of coloured wool or string for a textiles project for the junior primary students
Many thanks
Jules Uhlmann
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
KITCHEN GARDEN NEWS Term 2 in the Kitchen Garden has been a busy and an exciting one We harvested a massive 30kg of sweet potatoes which we used
for our tasty sweet potato burgers These were accompanied with pomegranate and mint yoghurt (both from our garden)
As well as our sweet potato we had a lovely crop of rhubarb which we used to make apple and rhubarb crumble
This term was also international bee day We celebrated by making re-usable beeswax food wrappers with the Year 6s from Mrs Hughess class The bees obviously got the memo as a whole swarm decided to come and celebrate with us
At this end of this term we have the lovely staff from Bunnings coming in to help us plant our Bush tucker garden in celebration of NAIDOC week Bunnings have generously donated some amazing Bush tucker plants including Finger Lime and Davidson Plum trees
In the next couple of weeks we will be clearing some beds in the main garden for our Bush tucker garden We have already harvested a huge amount of Warrigal Greens (native spinach) and will be using these to make Warrigal Greens Rolls and fritters in
the coming weeks
We look forward to keeping you updated on our progress
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
H o n o u r c e r t i f i c a t e s
Honour Certificates Year amp Class Value Recipient
ldquoRespectrdquo
Jack Heah
Theo Edgehere Pre-primary 1 Neve Jackson
Luca Murdoch
Siena Levett Pre-primary 2 Hugh Forbes
Ingi Pendal
Marisol Healy Year 1 Room 9 Ruby White
Enea Musetti
Jimmy Hankin
Year 1 Room 10 Tilly Sambrooks
Dewi Wiasa
Oliver Manford-Landels Year 2 Room 7 Josie Leadabrand
Charlotte Rothacker
Nate Simper Year 2 Room 8 Maya Congdon
Josie Meredith
Cuba DeSilvera Year 3 Room 11 Ella Lushey
Gil Disney
Hugo Martin Year 3 Room 12 Elka Nordstrom
Charlotte Dench
Isabel Greentree Year 4 Room 2 Ella Clarke
Alicia Penheiro
Amalka Furlong Year 4 Room 3 Felix Campbell
Anya Disney
Thomas Green Year 5 Room 1 Nikolay Dwyer
Thomas Cassidy
Isabelle Grima Year 5 Room 4 Fin Lillis
Brianna Franco
Henry Peters-Frichot Year 6 Room 5 Bella Shears
Belle Montague
Eva Flynn Year 6 Room 6 Harry McLeod
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
JUNE 17
REPORTS DUE
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion Group 1
18
Lunchtime concert JCCA undercover area
Excursion
Yr 6 classes
19
Yr 1 Excursion
Newsletter
KB
20
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion
Group 2
Yr 5 JCCA Dance
Excursion
21
Inters v Melville
24
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion Group 1
25
930-1030 YR 11 JCCA concert Yr 5 amp 6rsquos and any interested classes
26
Yr 1 Excursion
KA
27
Yirri Yarkin Incursion
Jnr-9-10 Snr 11-12
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion
Group 2
Yr 5 JCCA Dance
Excursion
28
Assembly - Rm 2
Responsibility
JULY 1
Bricks 4 Kids Incursion Group 1
2
Board meeting 315
3
Newsletter
KB
4
Reports sent home
Yr 5 JCCA Dance Excur-sion
Yr 45 Drama Incursion 105pm
IMSS concert-after school in the hall
5
DERBY DAY
Cake Stall
End of Term 2 Happy Holidays
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
Upcoming Calendar News
East Fremantle Primary
School is collecting
stickers To help pop your
stickers in the green and
purple boxes at the office
or the EFPS box at
Woolworths Palmyra
Thank you
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
2019 Term Dates and Term Calendars
Please refer to the website for all the information you need relating to Term dates and Term Calendars
httpwwweastfremantlepswaeduauparent-informationterm-calendar
DERBY DAY FUNDRAISERmdashFRIDAY 5TH JULY 2019
On the last day of Term 2 (5th July 2019) the Year 6 Fundraising Committee are holding another Derby Day Fundraiser
We will be fundraising for the Starlight Childrenrsquos Foundation the charity of the Fremantle Dockers as it is their home game hosting the West Coast Eagles
We will be holding a cake stall in the undercover area at recess in the
hope of raising more funds for the starlight childrenrsquos foundation
The fundraising Committee looks forward to your continued support
OUTSTANDING STUDENT VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGES
A note has been posted home to parents as a reminder of the UNPAID voluntary contributions and charges for various students across the school
If these outstanding amounts could be finalised as soon as possible that would be wonderful and this will assist with the budgets for resources kitchen garden grounds maintenance excursions and sporting events
If you would like to part pay the outstanding amounts that is not a problem Please see me to arrange this I thank those parents who have paid these vital charges and fees the school appreciates your continued support
Kind Regards
Tracey-Anne Simpson
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
Q U I Z N I G H T
WOW what a night Thank you so much to
all the Sponsors parents amp PampC Committee
for all your incredible effort and for making
the night truly unforgettable Keep an eye out
for the PampCrsquos Newsletter next week with a lot
more information and funny photos
News from the Artroom Dear Parents
Our Year 6 students are participating in the Gwenyth Ewens Art Award
The City of Fremantle would like to invite the students and families to the Exhibition Opening and Awards Ceremony at the Moores Gallery 46 Henry St Fremantle on Tuesday July 2nd from 530 to 630pm Fremantle Mayor Dr Brad
Pettitt will award certificates to the winning students and to the schools that submitted entries
Our Year 5 Students are designing two small murals one for the Kitchen Garden and one for the Sports Shed door We are looking for donations of outdoor acrylic paint in vibrant colours If you have any leftover low sheen outdoor acrylic
from home painting projects please deliver to the Artroom We are also looking for donations of coloured wool or string for a textiles project for the junior primary students
Many thanks
Jules Uhlmann
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
KITCHEN GARDEN NEWS Term 2 in the Kitchen Garden has been a busy and an exciting one We harvested a massive 30kg of sweet potatoes which we used
for our tasty sweet potato burgers These were accompanied with pomegranate and mint yoghurt (both from our garden)
As well as our sweet potato we had a lovely crop of rhubarb which we used to make apple and rhubarb crumble
This term was also international bee day We celebrated by making re-usable beeswax food wrappers with the Year 6s from Mrs Hughess class The bees obviously got the memo as a whole swarm decided to come and celebrate with us
At this end of this term we have the lovely staff from Bunnings coming in to help us plant our Bush tucker garden in celebration of NAIDOC week Bunnings have generously donated some amazing Bush tucker plants including Finger Lime and Davidson Plum trees
In the next couple of weeks we will be clearing some beds in the main garden for our Bush tucker garden We have already harvested a huge amount of Warrigal Greens (native spinach) and will be using these to make Warrigal Greens Rolls and fritters in
the coming weeks
We look forward to keeping you updated on our progress
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
H o n o u r c e r t i f i c a t e s
Honour Certificates Year amp Class Value Recipient
ldquoRespectrdquo
Jack Heah
Theo Edgehere Pre-primary 1 Neve Jackson
Luca Murdoch
Siena Levett Pre-primary 2 Hugh Forbes
Ingi Pendal
Marisol Healy Year 1 Room 9 Ruby White
Enea Musetti
Jimmy Hankin
Year 1 Room 10 Tilly Sambrooks
Dewi Wiasa
Oliver Manford-Landels Year 2 Room 7 Josie Leadabrand
Charlotte Rothacker
Nate Simper Year 2 Room 8 Maya Congdon
Josie Meredith
Cuba DeSilvera Year 3 Room 11 Ella Lushey
Gil Disney
Hugo Martin Year 3 Room 12 Elka Nordstrom
Charlotte Dench
Isabel Greentree Year 4 Room 2 Ella Clarke
Alicia Penheiro
Amalka Furlong Year 4 Room 3 Felix Campbell
Anya Disney
Thomas Green Year 5 Room 1 Nikolay Dwyer
Thomas Cassidy
Isabelle Grima Year 5 Room 4 Fin Lillis
Brianna Franco
Henry Peters-Frichot Year 6 Room 5 Bella Shears
Belle Montague
Eva Flynn Year 6 Room 6 Harry McLeod
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
2019 Term Dates and Term Calendars
Please refer to the website for all the information you need relating to Term dates and Term Calendars
httpwwweastfremantlepswaeduauparent-informationterm-calendar
DERBY DAY FUNDRAISERmdashFRIDAY 5TH JULY 2019
On the last day of Term 2 (5th July 2019) the Year 6 Fundraising Committee are holding another Derby Day Fundraiser
We will be fundraising for the Starlight Childrenrsquos Foundation the charity of the Fremantle Dockers as it is their home game hosting the West Coast Eagles
We will be holding a cake stall in the undercover area at recess in the
hope of raising more funds for the starlight childrenrsquos foundation
The fundraising Committee looks forward to your continued support
OUTSTANDING STUDENT VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGES
A note has been posted home to parents as a reminder of the UNPAID voluntary contributions and charges for various students across the school
If these outstanding amounts could be finalised as soon as possible that would be wonderful and this will assist with the budgets for resources kitchen garden grounds maintenance excursions and sporting events
If you would like to part pay the outstanding amounts that is not a problem Please see me to arrange this I thank those parents who have paid these vital charges and fees the school appreciates your continued support
Kind Regards
Tracey-Anne Simpson
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
Q U I Z N I G H T
WOW what a night Thank you so much to
all the Sponsors parents amp PampC Committee
for all your incredible effort and for making
the night truly unforgettable Keep an eye out
for the PampCrsquos Newsletter next week with a lot
more information and funny photos
News from the Artroom Dear Parents
Our Year 6 students are participating in the Gwenyth Ewens Art Award
The City of Fremantle would like to invite the students and families to the Exhibition Opening and Awards Ceremony at the Moores Gallery 46 Henry St Fremantle on Tuesday July 2nd from 530 to 630pm Fremantle Mayor Dr Brad
Pettitt will award certificates to the winning students and to the schools that submitted entries
Our Year 5 Students are designing two small murals one for the Kitchen Garden and one for the Sports Shed door We are looking for donations of outdoor acrylic paint in vibrant colours If you have any leftover low sheen outdoor acrylic
from home painting projects please deliver to the Artroom We are also looking for donations of coloured wool or string for a textiles project for the junior primary students
Many thanks
Jules Uhlmann
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
KITCHEN GARDEN NEWS Term 2 in the Kitchen Garden has been a busy and an exciting one We harvested a massive 30kg of sweet potatoes which we used
for our tasty sweet potato burgers These were accompanied with pomegranate and mint yoghurt (both from our garden)
As well as our sweet potato we had a lovely crop of rhubarb which we used to make apple and rhubarb crumble
This term was also international bee day We celebrated by making re-usable beeswax food wrappers with the Year 6s from Mrs Hughess class The bees obviously got the memo as a whole swarm decided to come and celebrate with us
At this end of this term we have the lovely staff from Bunnings coming in to help us plant our Bush tucker garden in celebration of NAIDOC week Bunnings have generously donated some amazing Bush tucker plants including Finger Lime and Davidson Plum trees
In the next couple of weeks we will be clearing some beds in the main garden for our Bush tucker garden We have already harvested a huge amount of Warrigal Greens (native spinach) and will be using these to make Warrigal Greens Rolls and fritters in
the coming weeks
We look forward to keeping you updated on our progress
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
H o n o u r c e r t i f i c a t e s
Honour Certificates Year amp Class Value Recipient
ldquoRespectrdquo
Jack Heah
Theo Edgehere Pre-primary 1 Neve Jackson
Luca Murdoch
Siena Levett Pre-primary 2 Hugh Forbes
Ingi Pendal
Marisol Healy Year 1 Room 9 Ruby White
Enea Musetti
Jimmy Hankin
Year 1 Room 10 Tilly Sambrooks
Dewi Wiasa
Oliver Manford-Landels Year 2 Room 7 Josie Leadabrand
Charlotte Rothacker
Nate Simper Year 2 Room 8 Maya Congdon
Josie Meredith
Cuba DeSilvera Year 3 Room 11 Ella Lushey
Gil Disney
Hugo Martin Year 3 Room 12 Elka Nordstrom
Charlotte Dench
Isabel Greentree Year 4 Room 2 Ella Clarke
Alicia Penheiro
Amalka Furlong Year 4 Room 3 Felix Campbell
Anya Disney
Thomas Green Year 5 Room 1 Nikolay Dwyer
Thomas Cassidy
Isabelle Grima Year 5 Room 4 Fin Lillis
Brianna Franco
Henry Peters-Frichot Year 6 Room 5 Bella Shears
Belle Montague
Eva Flynn Year 6 Room 6 Harry McLeod
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
Q U I Z N I G H T
WOW what a night Thank you so much to
all the Sponsors parents amp PampC Committee
for all your incredible effort and for making
the night truly unforgettable Keep an eye out
for the PampCrsquos Newsletter next week with a lot
more information and funny photos
News from the Artroom Dear Parents
Our Year 6 students are participating in the Gwenyth Ewens Art Award
The City of Fremantle would like to invite the students and families to the Exhibition Opening and Awards Ceremony at the Moores Gallery 46 Henry St Fremantle on Tuesday July 2nd from 530 to 630pm Fremantle Mayor Dr Brad
Pettitt will award certificates to the winning students and to the schools that submitted entries
Our Year 5 Students are designing two small murals one for the Kitchen Garden and one for the Sports Shed door We are looking for donations of outdoor acrylic paint in vibrant colours If you have any leftover low sheen outdoor acrylic
from home painting projects please deliver to the Artroom We are also looking for donations of coloured wool or string for a textiles project for the junior primary students
Many thanks
Jules Uhlmann
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
KITCHEN GARDEN NEWS Term 2 in the Kitchen Garden has been a busy and an exciting one We harvested a massive 30kg of sweet potatoes which we used
for our tasty sweet potato burgers These were accompanied with pomegranate and mint yoghurt (both from our garden)
As well as our sweet potato we had a lovely crop of rhubarb which we used to make apple and rhubarb crumble
This term was also international bee day We celebrated by making re-usable beeswax food wrappers with the Year 6s from Mrs Hughess class The bees obviously got the memo as a whole swarm decided to come and celebrate with us
At this end of this term we have the lovely staff from Bunnings coming in to help us plant our Bush tucker garden in celebration of NAIDOC week Bunnings have generously donated some amazing Bush tucker plants including Finger Lime and Davidson Plum trees
In the next couple of weeks we will be clearing some beds in the main garden for our Bush tucker garden We have already harvested a huge amount of Warrigal Greens (native spinach) and will be using these to make Warrigal Greens Rolls and fritters in
the coming weeks
We look forward to keeping you updated on our progress
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
H o n o u r c e r t i f i c a t e s
Honour Certificates Year amp Class Value Recipient
ldquoRespectrdquo
Jack Heah
Theo Edgehere Pre-primary 1 Neve Jackson
Luca Murdoch
Siena Levett Pre-primary 2 Hugh Forbes
Ingi Pendal
Marisol Healy Year 1 Room 9 Ruby White
Enea Musetti
Jimmy Hankin
Year 1 Room 10 Tilly Sambrooks
Dewi Wiasa
Oliver Manford-Landels Year 2 Room 7 Josie Leadabrand
Charlotte Rothacker
Nate Simper Year 2 Room 8 Maya Congdon
Josie Meredith
Cuba DeSilvera Year 3 Room 11 Ella Lushey
Gil Disney
Hugo Martin Year 3 Room 12 Elka Nordstrom
Charlotte Dench
Isabel Greentree Year 4 Room 2 Ella Clarke
Alicia Penheiro
Amalka Furlong Year 4 Room 3 Felix Campbell
Anya Disney
Thomas Green Year 5 Room 1 Nikolay Dwyer
Thomas Cassidy
Isabelle Grima Year 5 Room 4 Fin Lillis
Brianna Franco
Henry Peters-Frichot Year 6 Room 5 Bella Shears
Belle Montague
Eva Flynn Year 6 Room 6 Harry McLeod
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
News from the Artroom Dear Parents
Our Year 6 students are participating in the Gwenyth Ewens Art Award
The City of Fremantle would like to invite the students and families to the Exhibition Opening and Awards Ceremony at the Moores Gallery 46 Henry St Fremantle on Tuesday July 2nd from 530 to 630pm Fremantle Mayor Dr Brad
Pettitt will award certificates to the winning students and to the schools that submitted entries
Our Year 5 Students are designing two small murals one for the Kitchen Garden and one for the Sports Shed door We are looking for donations of outdoor acrylic paint in vibrant colours If you have any leftover low sheen outdoor acrylic
from home painting projects please deliver to the Artroom We are also looking for donations of coloured wool or string for a textiles project for the junior primary students
Many thanks
Jules Uhlmann
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
KITCHEN GARDEN NEWS Term 2 in the Kitchen Garden has been a busy and an exciting one We harvested a massive 30kg of sweet potatoes which we used
for our tasty sweet potato burgers These were accompanied with pomegranate and mint yoghurt (both from our garden)
As well as our sweet potato we had a lovely crop of rhubarb which we used to make apple and rhubarb crumble
This term was also international bee day We celebrated by making re-usable beeswax food wrappers with the Year 6s from Mrs Hughess class The bees obviously got the memo as a whole swarm decided to come and celebrate with us
At this end of this term we have the lovely staff from Bunnings coming in to help us plant our Bush tucker garden in celebration of NAIDOC week Bunnings have generously donated some amazing Bush tucker plants including Finger Lime and Davidson Plum trees
In the next couple of weeks we will be clearing some beds in the main garden for our Bush tucker garden We have already harvested a huge amount of Warrigal Greens (native spinach) and will be using these to make Warrigal Greens Rolls and fritters in
the coming weeks
We look forward to keeping you updated on our progress
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
H o n o u r c e r t i f i c a t e s
Honour Certificates Year amp Class Value Recipient
ldquoRespectrdquo
Jack Heah
Theo Edgehere Pre-primary 1 Neve Jackson
Luca Murdoch
Siena Levett Pre-primary 2 Hugh Forbes
Ingi Pendal
Marisol Healy Year 1 Room 9 Ruby White
Enea Musetti
Jimmy Hankin
Year 1 Room 10 Tilly Sambrooks
Dewi Wiasa
Oliver Manford-Landels Year 2 Room 7 Josie Leadabrand
Charlotte Rothacker
Nate Simper Year 2 Room 8 Maya Congdon
Josie Meredith
Cuba DeSilvera Year 3 Room 11 Ella Lushey
Gil Disney
Hugo Martin Year 3 Room 12 Elka Nordstrom
Charlotte Dench
Isabel Greentree Year 4 Room 2 Ella Clarke
Alicia Penheiro
Amalka Furlong Year 4 Room 3 Felix Campbell
Anya Disney
Thomas Green Year 5 Room 1 Nikolay Dwyer
Thomas Cassidy
Isabelle Grima Year 5 Room 4 Fin Lillis
Brianna Franco
Henry Peters-Frichot Year 6 Room 5 Bella Shears
Belle Montague
Eva Flynn Year 6 Room 6 Harry McLeod
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
H o n o u r c e r t i f i c a t e s
Honour Certificates Year amp Class Value Recipient
ldquoRespectrdquo
Jack Heah
Theo Edgehere Pre-primary 1 Neve Jackson
Luca Murdoch
Siena Levett Pre-primary 2 Hugh Forbes
Ingi Pendal
Marisol Healy Year 1 Room 9 Ruby White
Enea Musetti
Jimmy Hankin
Year 1 Room 10 Tilly Sambrooks
Dewi Wiasa
Oliver Manford-Landels Year 2 Room 7 Josie Leadabrand
Charlotte Rothacker
Nate Simper Year 2 Room 8 Maya Congdon
Josie Meredith
Cuba DeSilvera Year 3 Room 11 Ella Lushey
Gil Disney
Hugo Martin Year 3 Room 12 Elka Nordstrom
Charlotte Dench
Isabel Greentree Year 4 Room 2 Ella Clarke
Alicia Penheiro
Amalka Furlong Year 4 Room 3 Felix Campbell
Anya Disney
Thomas Green Year 5 Room 1 Nikolay Dwyer
Thomas Cassidy
Isabelle Grima Year 5 Room 4 Fin Lillis
Brianna Franco
Henry Peters-Frichot Year 6 Room 5 Bella Shears
Belle Montague
Eva Flynn Year 6 Room 6 Harry McLeod
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
Protective Behaviours Professional Development
Recently the teachers at East Fremantle Primary School completed a whole day workshop in teaching Protective Behaviours The model contains
two main themes which underpin the teaching of Protective Behaviours
We all have the right to feel safe at all times
We can talk with someone about anything no matter what it is
As part of this program teachers will be encouraging students to identify a network this is depicted on a hand and involves the child identifying a
network of adults One adult should be from in the home and at least four adults outside
The adults need to
Be accessible
Listen
Believe
Take action if necessary
Students will be discussing this in class over the next few weeks and will need to ask for input at home
This is an important aspect of keeping all our children safe if you have any questions please see your class teacher
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
N e w s
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
CHILDRENrsquoS ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Research Volunteers Required
The research team at the Neurocognitive Development Unit will be hosting their popular Childrens Activity Program dur-
ing the July school holidays (8th July-19th July) at The University of Western Australia
The program is held in a child-friendly environment which features space-themed activity rooms and an outdoor play-
ground Throughout the day children complete a range of computer tasks word games and puzzles We will also be using
brain wave technology to examine the activity of the brain whilst children perform computer tasks Children who have at-
tended our previous holiday programs have had a fantastic time whilst contributing to important developmental research
If your child is aged between 7 and 11 years and you are interested in participating please contact Anna Jorgensen for an
information pack
Contact DetailsmdashEmail annajorgensenresearchuwaeduau Phone 6488 4652
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
FREE
Learn to Knit Hour
CWA Ladies are happy to teach you the basics All ages welcome Bring
needles and wool
Tuesday 9th July 11am Bicton RSL Hall
To say yoursquore coming ring Kay 0458 569 536
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Influenza
Influenza or the lsquoflursquo is caused by an influenza virus It is spread through the air when someone coughs sneezes or talks It is also spread by touching
something that has the virus on it and then touching your nose eyes or mouth Common symptoms include sore throat cough fever headache chills
tiredness and muscle aches
People with the flu should rest and drink plenty of fluid Use paracetamol in recommended doses if necessary - but do not give children any medication
containing aspirin
Be sure to keep your child home from school while he or she is sick If you require school work for your child contact the school to prepare some for you
to collect
The best way to prevent flu from spreading is by washing your hands regularly and after coughing sneezing or blowing your nose
Flu vaccines are available prior to winter starting For more information contact your GP or local Immunisation Clinic
Why should I consider having my child vaccinated against the flu
The National Health and Medical Research Council Australias peak body for health advice recommends annual vaccination for anyone six months of
age or older who wants to reduce their chances of becoming ill with the flu
Annual flu vaccination is strongly recommended for anyone six months of age or older with a medical condition that places them at higher risk of severe
illness from flu Children and adults with heart lung or kidney disease or a weakened immune system are eligible for free flu vaccine through the
National Immunisation Program
Children without underlying medical conditions who become infected with flu can also develop serious illnesses Flu can cause high fever and
pneumonia and make existing medical conditions worse Flu can also cause convulsions and diarrhoea in children
Influenza viruses are always changing Each year scientists try to match the strains of influenza viruses in the vaccine to those most likely to cause flu illnesses that year It takes up to two weeks for protection to develop after vaccination against flu and protection lasts about a year
The seasonal flu vaccine is available on prescription or via GP and immunisation clinics and is provided free for certain groups Flu vaccines are
available prior to winter starting For more information visit healthywawagovauimmunisation or contact your GP or Immunisation Clinic
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence
E a s t F r e m a n t l e p r i m a r y s c h o o l
C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Tickets for all Crown Theatre Perth concerts are now on sale Tickets are on a first in best seats basis There is no limit to the number of tickets that can be purchased per transaction Concerts have ldquoSold Outrdquo in the past so to guarantee your attendance early ticket purchase is rec-ommended The ticket price is $2800 per ticket for 2019 There is no student or pensioner concession on the ticket price Children under
the age of 2 years are admitted free but must not occupy a seat (they must remain on the lap of a parent or guardian at all times)
Tickets can be purchased in the following ways
Online wwwticketmastercomau (search for Schools Make Music)
Phone Ticketmaster on 136 100 (call centre opening hours Mon to Sat 7am ndash 6pm)
In Person Crown Theatre Box Office between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Please note for online phone or mobile bookings a 195 credit card fee will be charged at time of purchase A handling fee of $835 will also apply per transaction (not per ticket)
To avoid these fees we suggest you purchase your tickets in person at the Crown Theatre box office ParentsSchools can organise a group booking to assist with the cost of the handling fee There are both free and paid options for ticket delivery
Wheelchair andor special needs tickets can only be purchased over the phone on 1300 446 925 This is a dedicated Ticketmaster line for these types of bookings only Requests must be made at time of booking as changes cannot be made after the transaction has been processed Should concerts
not be ldquosold outrdquo tickets will be available to purchase online and at the box office at Crown up until the Concerts commence