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MOONBI PUBLIC SCHOOL EGGSTRA Issue #28

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MPS Eggstra

Week 9 Term 3

STRIVE FOR PERFECTION

Come along to Footy Colours Day next Friday.

FOOTY COLOURS

FLASHBACK!

Enrolments for 2017 K – 6 now open. Contact the office: 67603151

Tra

nsition

21st Century Communication –

SCHOOL STREAM APP. Have you checked out School Stream? This FREE application will be a direct link to school. All the usual communications from school ie; newsletters, notes and permissions will be able to be handled instantly. You will be able to notify the school of student’s absences and complete permission notes all with the touchscreen on your mobile phone. The school will be able to keep you up to date with bulletins or urgent matters. We are in the early days of developing our site, however it promises to grow with us. Please see the calendar page of this newsletter for information on how to get this free app for your family.

MOONBI PUBLIC SCHOOL EGGSTRA | Issue # 28

(Congratulations to Jack and Cade for this great invitation)


PRINCIPAL NEWS WHAT IMPRESSED ME THIS WEEK

This week I was impressed by our amazing students

who continue to wow me with their engagement in

writing. REACHING FOR THE STARS

21st Century Learning: Our

new School Stream App is

To designed hopefully to make

sure you are fully

informed and working on to make our school a better

place through improvements to student learning. To

access the App simply go to the App Store on your

device and search School Stream. Switch on ‘push

notifications‘ if you want the instant reminders and

updates..

School Wellbeing Landscape: Thank you to all the parents and

carers who took time to

complete our SCHOOL

WELLBEING LANDSCAPE survey. Your responses are

vital to improve student wellbeing in our school and

staff will use those responses in our 2017 planning

sessions. There is still time to send in your survey

sheets.

Strong Partnerships:

Our Annual TASTE OF MOONI

WEEK celebraion begins next

week.

Sneak Peek Preview: Len Waters will be out to work

with students developing our bushtucker garden.

Mrs Poole and students will be building a giant chook.

Mrs Harris and students will be cooking up storm with

some egg inspired dishes.

Studesssss

by Bonita Broughton

School Wellbeing Landscape Surveys.

Attention all families Thank you to those families who have already returned their surveys. Please return completed surveys to the office now. If you require another copy, please contact the office. Copies of the survey are also available via email. Email the school moonbi-

[email protected] with ‘survey’ in the subject area and we will happily send you a copy.

NSW Premier’s Spelling Bee Today, Hannah, Hermarni, Chelsea and their

supporters will travel to Armidale to compete in

the regional finals of this competition. Good luck

girls. We know you will proudly represent our

school.

K Harris

Transition Last week students focused on the letter 'H'. The

students played an interactive game on the smart

board where they had to find all of the letter h's

that were hidden on the farm. they then created

hippos which they were very impressed with! See

you all next Friday for Footy Colours Day!

Our VALUES for the week are: MANNERS

Students are reminded that library books may

be returned at any time to the office.

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


HIGHLIGHTS

FROM THE

CLASSROOMS

Next meeting; Monday 19

September at 2pm

SRC; Milo

sales will

continue on

Monday and

Wednesday at

lunch time.

Please bring

$1 if you would

like a yummy

warm milo.

Budgies.

The next two weeks will be fun in regards to homework. Our BFG jars will be a great new addition to our classroom, they can be made any way you want. They do not have to be written on with glass pens. However if you want to that's fine. This will be a great opportunity for the students to focus on their sight words. Homework is due Thursday of next week! Mrs Begley

Rosellas. This week students have been learning about preserving natural landmarks in Australia. We discussed the definition and looked at different ways we can help look after these areas. This was the first week we started doing Cosmic Yoga in the classroom for our brain breaks with the aim of keeping kids more focused throughout the day. Don't forget your Brazil projects are due this Friday! If you have any questions or need any assistance don't hesitate to ask. Miss Reilly Miss Reilly.

School

Olympics

POSTPONED

Our Olympic games will now be held in

Week 2 to coincide with our visit from

Educational Sports Carnivals.

ask your child about our Olympic

Reading Challenge.

Hawks In PDHPE we discussed social and online etiquette and outlined how these protocols and etiquettes can enhance our relationships with others and protect our wellbeing. Mrs Harris.

SEEKING Expressions of Interest

My name is Sarah and I will be starting family daycare in Moonbi in November. I will be offering care for children Monday – Friday with before and after school care available. Please call me on 0421 140 711 for more information.


Moonbi

Explorers

Points

Score

FLINDERS OXLEY MITCHELL

68 85 76

Please also remember Footy

Colours Day is next Friday. Im

looking forward to seeing lots of

families here to support the Fight

Cancer Foundation.

Don’t forget;

Footy Colours Day Friday 23 September (last day of Term)

Come along in your team colours and help the school to raise money for the Fight Cancer Foundation. Mrs Begley

REGISTRATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT SCHOOL OFFICE


THIS WEEK IN THE

KITCHEN GARDEN

What’s Growing?

This week students were busy in the

garden planting squash seeds. The

students tested the PH level in the soil

to make sure it was healthy before

digging holes and planting the seeds in the garden beds.

Squash can be sown directly into the

garden or started indoors. Summer

and winter squash are commonly planted in hills about 1 inch deep. Sow

seeds only after any danger of frost

has ended and the soil has warmed.

Usually, only 4 to 5 seeds per hill is

plenty, thinning down to 2 or 3 plants

per hill once the seedlings have developed their true leaves.

Check daily when harvesting squash

plants, as these crops grow quickly,

especially in hot weather. You should harvest squash frequently to

encourage more production and pick

the fruits while still small. Squash that

is overly ripe becomes hard, seedy and

loses its flavour. The summer varieties

should be gathered before the seeds have fully ripened and while the rinds

are still soft.

Miss Reilly

Breakfast Flowers

• Serves - 8 Servings • Difficulty - Easy • Cook Time - 20 mins

Ingredients

• 3 slices lean ham • 16 wonton wrappers • 4 tbsp grated parmesan cheese • 8 free range eggs • 8 tsp sliced shallots • pepper Method

Step 1 Pre-heat oven to 180°C.

Step 2 Coat 8 muffin cups with a spray of oil. Put a wonton wrapper in each cup. Repeat with second wonton wrapper, placing on an angle in each muffin cup to form a flower shape.

Step 3 Sprinkle 1 tsp grated cheese into each wonton cup.

Break one egg into each cup. Top with diced ham. Sprinkle sliced shallots over the top. Season with pepper.

Step 4 Bake for 15-20 minutes until wrappers are golden and eggs are set. Cover with foil if shells brown too quickly.

Step 5 Eat and enjoy.

Copyright © 2016 Sunny Queen Farms Pty Ltd

http://www.sunnyqueen.com.au/recipe/breakfast/breakfast-flowers/?print=1


Busy Bee Canteen by Jackie Robertson

This Friday is our last canteen day for term 3 as next Friday is our Footy Colours Day. We will have a canteen on this day. Please see the menu below. If you can have your orders into school on Monday that would be great as it would help with ordering for the day. If anyone is able to help in our canteen on that day or make cakes or slices please let Zoe or myself know.

This week’s volunteers are : Jackie and Zoe Jackie Robertson Canteen Supervisor 0458201127

P&C News by Jen Hernando (President)

MEETINGS

NEXT MEETING

Tuesday 20 September at 2pm

LONE PINE COMMUNITY

ROOM

JEN HERNANDO

President

Ph: 0429181727

Have you joined the P&C? Everyone is welcome. Forms

are available at the office.

Come along to our meetings with your ideas or lend a hand

during our fundraising.

The funds we raise go back into our kids education.

Jen Hernando 0429181727

Hi bankers.

Wow, only two more weeks left of term 3. Time definitely has flown by this year. I would just like to say how proud I am of all the Super Savers at the school.

Parents, if you would like to open a new account for your child, please don't hesitate to contact myself or Cheryl Johnson at the school Friday mornings. If they have an existing account with Commonwealth all I need is their account number and I can simply put them straight in the system.

This term we have an Backtrack Eraser Pen and a Jump and Skip rope as rewards.

This year we're giving students the chance to win a family trip for up to two adults and three children to explore Australia Zoo and meet Bindi and Robert Irwin.

Students who make 15 or more School Banking deposits by the end of Term 3, 2016 will be automatically entered into the draw. This is another great way to motivate students to save regularly and reach their savings goals.

Find out more at www.commbank.com.au/schoolbanking If there are any parents still wishing to open an account, please do not hesitate in contacting me at the school office on Wednesdays or Friday Mornings. Lisa Madden - School Banking Coordinator

Clothing Pool Summer order forms were sent out previously. A further copy is on the back of this newsletter. Please return completed forms and payment to the office by next Tuesday 20 September 2016. A further copy of the form is attached. If you require any uniforms I am available at school Wednesday afternoons from 2:30pm or by appointment only on other days. You can contact me on 0432614097. Clothing Pool Supervisor – Jessica Freeman

Student Banking

by Lisa Madden

Orders by Monday 19 September would be appreciated.


Virtue of the

Week

MANNERS

Honour Board

Nominate somebody this week that has

demonstrated Manners.

Moonbi Public School Eggstra Ph:0267603151

Fax:0267603871

Charles St, Moonbi, NSW, 2353 [email protected]

Moonbi Horse Sports Team Events

M

Wednesday 14

September

Regional Spelling Bee

Week 10

Taste of Moonbi.

Friday 23 September

FOOTY COLOURS DAY

Last day of Term 3

Upcoming Events

Moonbi Sports House

Points Score

BULLIMBALLA CARRAGUNDI

431 478

School Mission

Our motto is to

‘STRIVE FOR PERFECTION’ and our students are expected to strive for

the highest standards

academically, socially, physically,

emotionally and culturally.

Term 4

Week 2

Wednesday 19 October

School Olympics

Week 3

Wednesday 26 October

Yrs 3/4 visit to Farrer Food and Fibre Day


Moonbi-Kootingal Junior Cricket Club

Moonbi-Kootingal Junior Cricket Club is now inviting players to join the club for the following teams for the 2016-2017 season:

The competition has aligned with a normal cricket season from October (Term 4) to March (Term 1) with a break over the school holidays. The competitions will now be graded in school years as per the following:

Grade/Year 3/4 Milo T20 Blast See details on Tamworth Junior Cricket Association website

This competition is the modified T20 Blast format to ensure all players bat for 4 overs and all players bowl to be held at No 1 Oval, Kahle Avenue, Tamworth.

Grade/Year 4/5 mixed Cost $100.00

Grade/Year 5/6 girls/mixed/boys Cost $100.00

Grade 6 boys/mixed Cost $50.00

Grade/Year 4/5, Grade/Year 5/6 and Grade 6 competition play traditional cricket fonnat. Please access the Tamworth Junior Cricket Association website for all rules and format information

All interested players will be included in teams no matter what skill level.

Cost includes a full season of coaching (one day per week), access to a team cricket kit and Saturday match supervision and coaching. Cost also includes game ball costs each Saturday.

Registrations to be completed and returned to your local school by Monday 12th September 2016 . Please make payment by cheque to Moonbi-Kootingal Junior Cricket Club or cash payment in an envelope with the name of the child and Grade/Year at school.

This enables teams to be organised and training to be begin well

before season starts on 15th October 2016.

Please contact your Public School if you would like to play cricket in 2016-2017. Registration forms will be available at your school. Opening match begins on Saturday 15th October 2016 of 4th term 2016 and finishes December 2016 for Year 6 students or 25th March 2016 for all other players.

Parents are invited to nominate for coaching positions of teams.

Come along and have some fun playing the great game of cricket.

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