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News & Views Crookwell Public School

3rd May, 2019 Term 2 Week 1

William McDonald for being his delightful self.

Ada, Louise, Mia, Mele & Naomi for helping Mrs Whittington with some extra jobs.

Brax Druett, Lachie Nolan & Levi Webster for wonderful sportsmanship.

Kenzi Fowler & Koa Pick for their great holiday writing!

Haris Shah for displaying excellent manners in class.

Tyler Benn for providing great conversation with the teachers in the playground.

Billy Speer for helping out younger students in the playground.

Emily Simpson for her informative news on her holiday visit to the National Museum.

Jack Haynes for valuable contributions to Anzac Day discussions.

Anthony Barber for fantastic effort and achievement in the first gymnastics lesson at our school.

Phoenix Davis for sharing some cool news with Mrs Bell.

Mr Atfield for his thoughtfulness.

Welcome back Mrs Graham!

Boys & Girls soccer teams for exceptional sportsmanship.

Tyler Smith for outstanding maturity and understanding.

Lillie Bryan for making others feel special.

Skyelah Gray for beautiful manners.

Miles Pitt-Lancaster for leaving lovely notes for his teacher.

Alec for his great research on fish that have teeth!

Emma Campbell for sharing her birthday cupcakes with her Kindergarten friends.

Charlie Cramp for being such a great classroom helper.

Tegan Allport and Addie Dawson for assisting Vaughn with the gates to the school.

Angus Barber for mature reflection in Ethics. Evelyn Dark and Tegan Allport for keeping our school

perimeter tidy. The Willis family for their generous donations.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gundungurra

nation, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future

43 Denison Street, Crookwell

Ph: 48321213 Fax: 48321353

Email: crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

www.crookwell-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

Working Together, Growing Together

Next week

Mon. 06 May Flying Start begins! 9.30 – 11.00am

Mon. 06 May District Touch Football trials – boys & girls

Tue. 07 May Gilbert/Croker Cup @ Goulburn

Wed 08 May STEM Hook Day @ CHS ~ Stage 3

Thu. 09 May NAPLAN Information Session @ 5:30pm

Fri. 10 May Mothers’ Day Stall

Fri. 10 May District Cross Country in Goulburn

Fri 10 May Class Captain Badge Ceremony @ 12.15pm

Coming up

Mon. 13 May P&C Meeting – 5pm in the staffroom

Mon. 13 May ‘Kids on Keyboards’ lessons resume

Tue. 14 May NAPLAN Years 3 & 5

Wed. 15 May NAPLAN Years 3 & 5

Thu. 16 May NAPLAN Years 3 & 5

Mon. 27 May Reconciliation Week

Fri. 31 May Stage 3 Item

Fri. 07 May K-2 Item

Thank you to the many students and staff who marched with Crookwell Public School and attended

the Commemorative Service for ANZAC Day on April 25th

A New Term A warm Term 2 welcome is extended to all returning students, with a particularly warm welcome offered to all newly enrolled students and their families as they join the Crookwell Public School community. I trust you all experienced an enjoyable autumn vacation and return recharged and well prepared for the term ahead.

Mrs Hannah Graham has returned form maternity leave to take her 1/2 class, we thank Mr Atfield for the wonderful work he has done with Mrs Graham’s class in Term 1. Mr Atfield will continue his intensive reading scheme in Term 2 with infants’ students as well as working with other classes in the school for three days per week. All other staff members will continue as normal.

We are indeed fortunate to have capable people who can step-up and step-in to fill vacancies to ensure teaching learning programs are delivered efficiently and effectively with minimal disruption.

Families that may have a concern, a matter that needs clarification or a matter they would like to discuss during the term are encouraged to contact the school to ensure Crookwell Public School best meets the educational needs of its students. Please remember that a strong home/school partnership is essential if student learning outcomes are to be maximised.

‘Flying Start’ Commences on Monday 6th May Crookwell Public School’s ‘Flying Start’ Program for children who are eligible to start Kindergarten in 2020 commences on Monday 6

th May, 2019. The program runs from 9.30am until

11.00am in the Kindergarten room. Parents are welcome to remain in the Kindergarten classroom if they would like to for the duration of the program. Children do not need to bring any resources except a drink bottle and a piece of fruit. The ‘Flying Start’ Program is provided without cost to participants.

Children, regardless of the school in which they are enrolling are encouraged to participate. This is an ideal opportunity for pre-school children to experience the school environment and routine while developing friendships.

If you know of any children wishing to attend please let them know of the details of the program or they may contact the school on 48 321 213 and speak with Mr Whittington.

ANZAC Day 2019 We are very proud of the many students who marched on Thursday 25

th April for the 104

th Anniversary of the landing of

ANZAC forces at ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli. You represented our school and community with such pride at the Commemorative Service, thank you! Well done to our Prefects who led our school in the march and laid a wreath on our behalf to honour the fallen.

Crookwell Public School Prefects Sam McGregor, Annie

Knight, Lillian Skelly and Luke Palmer prepare for ANZAC Day with Mr Whittington.

The Prefects are ready to lead our school for the

Commemorative March in Crookwell.

Ellie and Sophie support Kindergarten student Isabelle in her

first ANZAC March with CPS.

Jackson shows Miss O’Neill his family medals.

Jack Speer and Jay Knight march proudly with Noah

Edwards.

The Prefects lay the wreath on behalf of everyone at

Crookwell Public.

A proud moment for our school leaders as they represent our

community.

Mother and son, Karen & Charlie, are extremely proud of

their family history.

A Time to Remember Students and teachers held our school ANZAC service on our first day of Term 2. Students, Luke Palmer and Skye Garnham, lit a candle to represent the significance of the contributions of Australia’s and New Zealand’s Indigenous soldiers in the ANZAC campaigns. The service concluded with students breaking an ANZAC biscuit in half and sharing it with the person beside them. The biscuit sharing was inspired by Legacy Australia and New Zealand’s RSA to remind us all that the ANZAC spirit is a special bond between two nations, that ANZAC Day is shared between both Australia and New Zealand because we are stronger together.

Luke and Skye with the candle they lit to reflect on the

contributions of Indigenous soldiers.

Alyssa and Katelyn share the ANZAC spirit.

Year 5 students, Betsy, Harry, Charlie, Tyler and Tevita

enjoyed sharing ANZAC biscuits.

This Term It Is Winter Uniform This term students should be wearing their very smart looking and very comfortable winter school uniform. Please discourage your child from wearing jewellery and non-uniform items of clothing to school to encourage a sense of belonging and ownership, and promote pride in self and school. Thank you in anticipation for your support. If circumstances prevent you from providing your child/children with a winter uniform please phone 48321213 and have a confidential discussion with Mr Whittington.

Term 2 Reminders Students are expected to wear full winter uniform, which

includes the school hat and school socks, to school every day.

Please avoid sending to school noodles or any other food that requires heating.

Students who arrive at school late or leave school early must be signed in/out at the administration office.

Verbal or written explanation must be given to the school to explain all student absences.

Students are not prevented from bringing personal belongings to school, but please remember to leave very precious or expensive items at home as the school cannot accept responsibility for belongings that are lost or stolen. iPads, iPods etc that are brought to school need to be given to class teachers as soon as the device owning student arrives at school and are to be collected at the end of the day as they depart for home.

Please encourage your children to walk across the pedestrian crossing at the front of the school when crossing the road to meet you of an afternoon.

Term 2 Class Captains Elected

Elections to decide on who would fill the role of class captain have been conducted, with the following students elected by their peers to this leadership position.

Year 1/2 Emu ~ Briah Cluney & Tully Price-Jones

Year 1/2 Platypus ~ Ava Wilcox-Symons &

Thomas Haywood-Whipp

Year 1/2 Kangaroo ~ Kenzi Fowler & Daniel Caves

Year 3/4 Echidna ~ Elizabeth McDonald & Sonny Woods

Year 3/4 Koala ~ Reagan Willis & Liam Garnham

Year 5/6 Dingo ~ Keeley Cunningham & Cody Tate

Year 5/6 Kookaburra ~ Florence Dark & Jack Speer

Year 5/6 Magpie ~ Claire Collins & Thomas Kelly

Congratulations class captains!

Family members and friends, please join us at 12.15pm next Friday 10

th May when class captains will be presented with

their badges at the assembly. Please Note: Students attending District Cross Country on Friday 10

th May will receive their badges at our school

assembly on Friday 17th

May.

Kids on Keyboards returns this term Mr Binns has been recovering from knee surgery and is looking forward to returning with ‘Kids on Keyboards’ this term. If everything continues to go well he will be starting Monday 13

th May, Week 3, Term 2.

Mr Binns will be coming to CPS prior to the start date to hand out forms for those students who are interested.

Earn & Learn Returns in May Woolworths are running Earn & Learn again this year between 1 May and 25 June. If you spend money at Woolworths during this period don’t forget to collect the stickers. A sticker sheet will be sent home with students for you to fill up and return to the school. The more stickers we get, the more equipment we can buy.

Mothers’ Day Stall Next Friday, 10

th May, a Mothers’ Day Stall, selling a wide

selection of items that would make ideal gifts for mothers, will be conducted in the school hall. Gifts range in price but all will cost less than $10.00. The purchases will be beautifully gift wrapped by an enthusiastic band of assistants, so don’t forget your money for Mothers’ Day gift shopping next Friday.

Students will take their carefully selected purchased gifts home on Friday afternoon, in readiness for Sunday’s gift giving.

We welcome any parents who are able to assist on the stall. Stall helpers need to meet at the school hall at 9am on Friday 10

th May, 2019.

Please Note: Students attending District Cross Country on Friday 10

th May are invited to purchase their Mothers’

Day gifts on Thursday 9th

May at 2:00pm.

Peer Support 2019 Our whole school will be participating in Peer Support sessions this term. The children will be participating in a new module, Moving Forward which focuses on resilience. The experiences in the module help children to identify their qualities and strengths, develop skills, respond with a range of strategies and seek support when faced with challenges. In this session, the children will establish connections with the other members of their group and develop their group agreement to enable them to work well together. The children will discuss an example of a challenging situation and some resilient and non-resilient responses. You might like to discuss with your child what they can do to help them take an active role in Peer Support.

Thank you, Jade Bell, Phoebe Bell & Bojan Nedanoski

Boys & Girls Soccer

On Wednesday both of Crookwell Public School’s soccer

teams played their first Knockout games.

The boys started the day off playing against Bradfordville, a team that we usually meet in the first couple of rounds and a team that always gives us a great close game. The boys played the ball around, keeping great possession and having many attacking plays winning the game 3-1.

Next was the girls, this was a team that came 3rd in the South Coast Region last year. After their warm up girls came out ready for a good hard game, after their warm up. The girls took quick control of the game with a couple of goals in the first half and strong defence. The girls then came out in the second half, placing another couple past the keeper winning the game 8-0.

The last game of the day was Crookwell vs Marulan in the boys K.O competition. The boys pumped after their first win, came ready for another great game. Marulan suffering some injuries and players missing took the field with the bare minimum. The Crookwell boys took an early lead, taking control of the game, putting 7 goals in the back of the net and not conceding any, winning the game convincingly 7-0.

These games could not be possible without the support of parents and supporters. Thank you to everyone that took time out of their day to support our students.

Mr Nedanoski

The Crookwell Public School girls soccer team were stoked

with their game against Bradfordville.

The Crookwell Public School boys soccer team warm up

before their second win.

Kindergarten have welcomed Miss H! On Tuesday when students arrived back to school after the Autumn holidays, Kindergarten were greeted by Canberra University student Miss H. We will have the pleasure of Miss H’s company and assistance for two weeks while she is learning the practical skills of becoming a teacher. We all hope you have a fabulous time in Kindergarten for your placement and we teach you heaps!

Faith Riles and Olivia Woods welcome Miss H to Kindergarten.

Supporting your Child through NAPLAN NAPLAN will be held from the 14

th to 16

th May for students in

Years 3 and 5. NAPLAN often makes the news headlines at this time of year prompting interest and queries from parents, carers and other family members.

If you are interested in knowing more about NAPLAN, and what it means for your child, come along to our information session to be held next Thursday at 5.30pm, in the school Library. During the sessions, teachers will share examples of past papers and answer any queries you may have. Light refreshments will be provided and parents, carers and family members of students from any year are welcome.

If you wish to attend please RSVP to the school office by Wednesday 8

th May by phoning 4832 1213 or emailing

crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au.

Regards, Margi Hayes

Old T-shirts for 3/4 Koala All students in 3/4 Koala are required to bring in an old t-shirt by the 10

th May for an exciting regeneration project. Please

note that these t-shirts will be cut and sewn to make another item and will not be returned as a t-shirt.

Please make sure your child’s name is on the t-shirt when it is brought to school. Many thanks, Miss Anna Kemp

Kindergarten News Topics News in Kindergarten will commence more formally this term with a roster and topic for each week. The aim of news is to foster speaking and listening skills. It is an activity that can be socially rewarding and academically advantageous for young children while also solidifying the home-school connection. See the table below for the day your child has news. If your

child is unable to bring something in to share, they are more

than welcome just to speak about the topic. Please do not

bring items of great sentimental or monetary value.

Kindergarten

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Poppy Lily Olivia W Jack F Sam

Jackson W Isabelle Charlie Jackson R Ned Owen

Cooper Riley Charles Kai Faith Garth

Kiera Oliver Aria Axell Levi

Olivia S Laura Caden Connor Taj

Topics

Week Topic

2 Favourite Book

3 Favourite Sport

4 Favourite Food

5 Favourite Animals

6 Something you have made

7 Toy that moves

8 A baby photo

9 A joke

10 A piece of writing

Stage 1 News Topics This term, students in Stage 1 will continue to share news

with their class once a week. Students will speak on a variety

of news topics to share their knowledge and understanding

on key learning areas covered at school as well as sharing

things of personal interest. We ask that you encourage your

child to regularly participate, as it benefits their speaking and

listening skills. Please see the table below for your child’s

news day. Thank you for your support!

1/2W

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Daniel Laura Braxton Noah Zackery

Kenzi Cooper Lachlan N. Levi Koa

Piquet Lennon Alfie Jordan Mia

Georgie

1/2H

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Alvin Braith Harrison Charli Bastian

Indi Tyler Jim Ava Phoenix

Emma Lachlan P. Zoe Thomas Sam H.

Haris Ned

1/2G

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Ollie Sam F. Liam Gemma Ivy

Charlotte Tully Lane Logan Briah

Brayden Chloe Huddy

Tommy Nathaniel Caleb

Topics

Week Topic

2 Write a list of things at home that you push, pull or that change shape.

3 Bring something in from your garden and explain it to the class.

4 Draw a picture of your favourite animal. Label your animal with five describing words.

5 Share with us your favourite photo, tell us why it is your favourite.

6 Design and draw your fantasy house.

7 Share with the class your favourite activity you do with your family.

8 Bring in something smaller than your hand and tell your class about it.

9 Help cook a meal at home. Write and share with your class the steps you followed to do this.

10 Tell us about one of your grandparents, an aunty or uncle.

Stage 3 STEM “Hook Day” at Crookwell High School On Wednesday 8

th May, all students from Years 5 and 6

have been invited to attend a STEM Hook day at Crookwell High School. Students will be catching a bus to the high school at 9:45am for a 10.00am start, and returning to C.P.S shortly after 2.00pm. There will be no cost for this excursion. Students will also be provided with morning tea and lunch on the day at no additional cost. ………………………………………………………………….

STEM Hook Day

I give permission for my child/ren _____________________ in class/es to participate in the STEM Hook Day at Crookwell High School on the 8

th of May. I

understand that students will be catching a bus to and from the venue. Parent/Guardian Signature________________________ Date__________________

………………………………………………………………….

Why STEM?

Gymnastics Term 2 means the beginning of cooler weather and the

return of Mr Vaughn Edmonds with his gymnastics. This

week students took part in some revision of the skills that

they have learnt over the last couple of years. This involved

all of the general gymnastics positions, the walks,

handstands and cartwheels. Some of our very talented

students are able to do all of these unassisted and without

any reminders.

Ben Lang is quite pleased with his tuck pose.

Harry Bailey stretches high during his L.

Sam Dooley keeps balance during his duck walk.

Lazarus Topalidis holds on to the ceiling in the hall!

Sienna Gray enjoys using the sliders during gymnastics.

Term 2 Sport- Gymnastics It is that time of year again! Mr Vaughn Edmonds has returned to Crookwell Public School, to continue to develop students’ gymnastic abilities. The program will run in a similar fashion to previous years with Mr Edmonds working with the whole school in individual class blocks.

These sessions will be held on Wednesdays for Kindergarten, Year 1, 2, 3 and 4 students and Thursdays for Year 5 and 6 students. This program will be running for the duration of Term 2, the majority of the program will be once again funded through the Sporting School Grant.

As a result of this, the cost of the program has been significantly reduced. The cost per student for the gymnastics program is $7.00, this will cover your child for the entire 10 week program.

Please note: Children are unable to attend this program until their permission note and money have been returned to school. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Term 2 Sport - Gymnastics Program

I give permission for my child: ______________________________in year_____________

______________________________in year_____________

______________________________in year_____________

______________________________in year_____________

to attend the Crookwell Public School gymnastics program for Term 2. I understand that the cost for the program is $7.00 per child and the entire amount needs to be paid before attending.

Please find money enclosed for the entire Term 2 program.

Signed: ______________________ Date: __________ (Parent/Caregiver) If payment made online POP Receipt Number ___________

Coming up… Saturday, 11th May!

2019 Legends of League: Gilbert/Croker Cup The 2019 Gilbert/Croker Cup is scheduled to be played next Tuesday 7

th May, 2019. The venue will be at North Park,

Goulburn. The anticipated start is 9.30am and will finish at approx. 2.15pm. There will be canteen facilities available.

The students who are yet to return permission notes are:

Rory Hallam, Liam Garnham, Jay Knight, Thomas Kelly, Tevita Kaumavae-Ramirez, Sam McGregor, George Lee, Cody Tate, Luke Palmer, Annie Knight, Mackenzie Gauci and Emma Robertson.

Please return your permission notes as soon as possible.

The Year 3/4 Gilbert/Croker Cup team is:

Bodi Waters, Ihaka Hape, Rory Hallam, Jacob Waters, Thomas Cole, John Wilson, Sonny Woods, Glynn McIlwain, Jack Haynes and Liam Garnham Coach: Robert Cole

The Year 5 Gilbert/Croker Cup team is:

Charlie Colley, Jack Speer, Jay Knight, Victa Woods, Nathan Rowles, Thomas Kelly, Sam Dooley and Tevita Kaumavae-Ramirez Coach: Geoff Knight

The Year 6 Gilbert/Croker Cup team is:

Myles Kearney, Sam McGregor, Cameron Morton, Wade Davis, George Lee, Cody Tate, Shane McIlwain and Luke Palmer. Coach: Megan McGregor

Year 6 Girls League Tag Team is:

Lillian Skelly, Annie Knight, Mia Anderson, Mackenzie Gauci, Isabella Cole, Reagan Selmes, Emma Robertson and Florence Dark. Coach: Liddy Skelly & Kayla Gann

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Gilbert/Croker Cup 2019 Please fill in the permission note and return it to school by Monday 6th May.

I give permission for my son/daughter _____________________________________________ of class __________to play for the CPS Rugby League OR League Tag team playing in the Gilbert/Croker Cup competition Tuesday 7

th May at North Park, Goulburn.

Students travelling with another parent are required to pay a $5 fuel levy to the driver.

Please indicate who your child will be travelling with.

o My son/daughter will be travelling with me.

o My son/daughter will be travelling with

___________________________________________

who has had their drivers licence and insurance details

sighted by the school principal.

_______________________ _______________ (Parent/Guardian Signature) (Date) __________________________ Emergency phone contact: It is NSW Department of Education Policy that any child travelling with another adult must have had their drivers licence and insurance details sighted by the school principal before they can take another child in their vehicle. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GCOPS Update and T-Shirt Orders We are off to a great start in preparation for our Term 3 GCOPS concert with a successful first combined rehearsal at Goulburn East last Monday. Students who haven’t already done so are encouraged to bring in a USB so that they have a copy of the music tracks that they can listen to and rehearse at home.

Students will need a GCOPS t-shirt for the performance. If they already have one from previous years, or have access to one, they can wear that as the design has not changed. Those students requiring t-shirts will need to complete the attached order form and return it to school with $14.00 by the first week of Term 2.

I suggest students order a t-shirt that is slightly too big so that they can wear it in future years. Please contact me if you have any queries regarding the GCOPS concert or t-shirt orders,

Thanks, Mrs Hayes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I wish to order a GCOPS t-shirt for my child ___________________________ in class ___________ and have enclosed $14.00. Please circle appropriate size:- Size 8 Size 10 Size 12 Size 14 Size 16 Signed Parent/Guardian: ____________________________ Date: _________________ If payment made online POP Receipt Number ___________

Crookwell Public School Equestrian Team Students who would like to enter Interschool Equestrian events representing Crookwell Public School for 2019 are invited to submit their interest. Expressions of interest are required to ensure the provision of school brow bands and saddlecloths for each competitor.

The Interschool Equestrian program is for students from K-12. Events cater for all riders’ needs from special needs, to beginner on the lead, beginner off the lead, intermediate and advanced equestrians. Students interested in being a part of the team must have their own horse, reliable horse transport and more than 12 months of riding experience.

If your child is interested in being a part of the Equestrian Team, please complete the attached form and return it to the school. Miss Bell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Crookwell Public School Equestrian Team

My child _____________________________ in Year _____ would like to participate in the Crookwell Public School Interschool’s equestrian events. Brow band size: _______________

Saddle cloth size: ______________

Parent’s name: ______________________

Parent’s signature: ____________________

Intention to apply for Year 5 entry to an opportunity class in 2020

Opportunity classes cater for academically gifted and talented students who may otherwise be without sufficient classmates at their own academic and social level. These schools help gifted and talented students to learn by grouping them with other gifted and talented students, teaching them in specialised ways and providing educational materials at the appropriate level.

Applications for opportunity class placement are considered mainly on the combined results of the Opportunity Class Placement Test and school assessments. The Opportunity Class Placement Test will be held on Wednesday 31 July 2019.

If you would like to have your child considered for Year 5 opportunity class entry in 2020, you need to apply soon. You will need to apply on the internet using a valid email address (not the student’s email address).

Detailed instructions on how to apply online will be available from Tuesday 30 April 2019 at

https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-5

The application website opens on Tuesday 30 April 2019 and closes on Friday 17 May 2019. You must apply by the

due date.

There are no paper application forms. If you do not have internet access, you could apply at a public library. If you have a disability that prevents you from using a computer, you can contact the Team for assistance after 30 April 2019.

You must submit only ONE application for each student.

Cut along the dotted line and return the completed slip below by next Friday.

Note: THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR ENTRY TO AN OPPORTUNITY CLASS. This is a notice to your primary school only that you intend to apply. TO APPLY YOU WILL NEED TO REGISTER AND THEN APPLY THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT'S WEBSITE: https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-5

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Intention to apply for Year 5 entry to an opportunity class in 2020

Student’s name: Class: I intend to apply for opportunity class placement in 2020.

Yes No

I understand that I need to register and then apply through the department's website.

Yes No

If Yes, either:

I have internet access and will be applying online

OR

I do not have internet access and will use the public library to complete the application Signature of parent/carer:

Date: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Yours in Public Education,

Michael Whittington Principal

Jade Bell Assistant Principal

Kirstie O’Neill Assistant Principal

P&C News Mothers’ Day Stall Next week, the P&C will be holding a Mothers’ Day Stall, Friday 10

th May, 2019, selling a wide selection of items that

would make ideal gifts for mothers. The stall will be conducted in the school hall.

We welcome any parents who are able to assist in the wrapping of the gifts prior to the running of the stall. Stall helpers will also be required to run the stall in the school hall at 9am on Friday 10

th May, 2019.

If you are able to assist with gift wrapping or running of the stall or both please indicate on the note below and return it to the school office. Thank you.

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I _________________________________ (name) am able to:

help gift wrap for the Mothers’ Day stall (Thursday 9

th May, 9.30am in the school residence)

work on the Mothers’ Day stall (Friday 10th

May, 9.00am in the school hall)

Signed _________________________________ Date _______________________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -

Canteen Roster Term 2 Food for Thought Week 2

Wednesday 8-5-19 Friday 10-5-19

Sheridan Riles Amy Oracto Rhiarne Rogan

Melanie Stepien Angela Rowles Alyssia Rowe

Week 3

Wednesday 15-5-19 Friday 17-5-19

Rob and Nicola Foster Julie Simpson

Katie Keith Anna Gardiner Jan Woods

Week 4

Wednesday 22-5-19 Friday 24-5-19

Heather Stanger Alison M Lisa Chesham

Jackie Dawson Kristy Knight Liddy Skelly

Week 5

Wednesday 29-5-19 Friday 31-5-19

Mandy Hollis Amanda Pearson Alyssia Rowe

Liz Hunt Julie Simpson Jan Woods

Week 6

Wednesday 5-6-19 Friday 7-6-19

Michelle Butler Kyly Ross Anna Gardiner

Alison Moloney Alex Hewitt Circe Ramirez

Week 7

Wednesday 12-6-19 Friday 14-6-19

Amanda Pearson Peta Reid Kylie Ward

Angela Rowles Rhiarne Rogan Lisa Chesham

Week 8

Wednesday 19-6-19 Friday 21-6-19

Circe Ramirez Melanie Stepien Alyssia Rowe

Alex Hewitt Kristy Knight Michelle Butler

Week 9

Wednesday 26-6-19 Friday 28-6-19

Marcia Dunn Mandy Hollis

Liddy Skelly Kylie Ward Jan Woods

Week 10

Wednesday 3-7-19 Friday 5-7-19

Anna Gardiner Alyssia Rowe

John and Victoria Gray Lisa Chesham

Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation

thereof by Crookwell Public School.

The NSW Government Creative kids rebate for 2019 is available. McCann’s Music is a registered provider. For more information go to https://www.nsw.gov.au/news-

and-events/news/100-rebate-for-creative-kids/