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EDGE HILL STATE SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

254 Pease Street, Cairns QLD 4870 ● PO Box 493H Edge Hill QLD 4870 ● Email: admin@edgehillss.eq.edu.au“The Department of Education and Training trading as Education Queensland International (EQI) – CRICOS Provider Number 00608A”

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Student Absence Line 4037 9566Text Absence 0418 138 789

School Shop 4037 9512

Tuckshop 4037 9572

Outside SchoolHours Care 4037 9519

Dental Clinic 1300 300 850

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PRINCIPAL’S PENWelcome Back to 2021As we commence a new school year it is a wonderful opportunity to welcome back all our students and families to 2021 and to also welcome to our school our new students and their families to Edge Hill State School. At Edge Hill state School, our school vision is to educate the leaders of the future in an environment that endeavours to challenge and support students, to prepare them to be healthy, confident young Australians, living and working in a global society and economy.

Welcome to New Staff:We are very fortunate to welcome some new staff to the school in 2021. Kate Guest is joining Edge Hill in Prep and Carmel Barkuski is joining our Health and Physical Education teaching team. We are also welcoming James Cook University teaching practicum students. Our Practicum students will be supervised and mentored by dedicated and experienced teacher. Welcome to the following JCU Practicum students:

• Darcy Ryan, who is supervised by Belinda Harris in Year 5• Zoe Jones who is supervised by Sharee Arnett in Prep• Kate George who is supervised by Kym Blake in Prep

I also like to take this opportunity to welcome back to the school Caitlyn Pearson in a Teacher Aide position.

At the end of last year parents and carers were informed that I would be joining the school team as the Principal in Term 1, while Mr Campbell was on leave. Thank-you to all the students, staff, parents, carers and community members who have made me feel welcomed to Edge Hill State School. Previously I was the Principal of Tropical North Learning Academy – Trinity Beach State School and Parramatta State School in Cairns and prior to that, in the principal role and school leadership positions in both urban, regional and remote locations in Queensland.

P&C Meeting

4th Wednesday each month

24th February7pm @

EHSS Staffroom

PRINCIPAL’S PEN cont….Three values that personally under pin how I operate as a school leader are:

• Inclusive and collaborative focus• Honouring the history of the school and the work that has gone before• Student focused improvement is a priority in decision making

I look forward to meeting members of the school community during 2021.

Members of our school leadership team for 2021 are:Principal: Imogen Stager / Paul CampbellDeputy Principal Prep to Year 2 Kathy StreetDeputy Principal Years 3 and 4: Angela BrennanDeputy Principal Years 5 and 6: Ngari AbbottDeputy Principal Learning and Inclusion: Kirsty EdwardsBusiness Manager: Sharon KennedyHead of teaching and Learning: Adam HooperHead of Student Services for Prep to Year 3: Rebecca GoebelHead of Student Services for Year 4 to 6, Demelza Canuto

Strategic Priorities for 2021Our school strategic priorities for 2021 is student centred and focused on curriculum that includes innovation for excellence, global citizens and building confident and health leaders of the future. Our practices focus on inclusive education to enhance outcomes for all students and demonstrate educational growth. Our schools supports excellence in professional practice for all staff. The eight areas of our strategic priorities are listed below.

Imogen STAGERPrincipal

LEADERSHIP TEAM NEWSSupporting Students Health Needs at School

Edge Hill State School is committed to ensuring the health and well-being of students whilst under our care. This care extends to helping students to manage their health condition that require medication. We are guided by Department of Education policies and procedures that outline how routine, emergency and over-the-counter medications are to be administered to students at Queensland State schools.

The Department recognises that all medications, including over-the-counter (OTC) medications, e.g. paracetamol or alternative medicines, may be drugs or poisons and may cause side effects. As such, schools are required to receive medical authorisation from a prescribing health practitioner (e.g. doctor, dentist, optometrist, but not a pharmacist) to administer any medication to students, including those bought over-the-counter.

If your child needs to take medication while they are at school please note the following:

Before any medication can be administered to a child at school, parents will need to complete the appropriate record sheet available form the school office.

Medication will only be administered if it is prescribed, in the original container and has a pharmacy label. If the medication is more complex with specific administration requirements then a letter from the medical practitioner should be provided.

Parents/carers must notify the school in writing:• of any requests and/or guidelines provided by the students' prescribing health practitioner or

pharmacist concerning medication administration• when medication is no longer required to be administered at school if changes occur in the dosage

requirements for student’s routine medication• and provide an accompanying letter/action plan from the prescribing health practitioner when

emergency medication changes occur• in advance if medication is being transported with the student for purposes other than administration at

school (respite, shared parental arrangements, before and after school care).

Over the counter medications (such as paracetamol or ibuprofen) will only be administered to students at school if medical authorisation (a letter from a medical practitioner) has been received.

Parents/carers are requested to provide and collect student’s medication in person if possible. Please contact the school to discuss transport of medication if you are not able to drop it off in person.

All medication (except emergency medication where previously arranged) must be stored at the school office and administered under the supervision of our trained staff. It cannot be self-administered by the student or classroom teacher.

Emergency Medications:Students who require emergency medications such as those to treat Asthma (puffer) or Anaphylaxis (epi-pen) must have an Action Plan developed by their Doctor, that describes how and when these medications are to be administered. If your child is capable and confident to administer their own Asthma medication please contact the school to develop a plan for how this will occur.

If you have any questions or concerns about administration of medication at school please contact the school to discuss.

Kirsty EDWARDSDeputy Principal Learning & Inclusion

LEADERSHIP TEAM NEWS contWelcome back!

It has been a great start to the year and we are excited to welcome new and returning students to what will be a wonderful year at Edge Hill State School. Our students have returned well rested and eager to learn, and we are impressed to see some fabulous work happening in classrooms as teachers and students get to know each other.

The classes for 2021 are:

As Year Level Deputy Principals, we work closely with class teachers to support the learning and well-being of all students. We encourage parents/carers to always contact the class teacher as the first port of call when you need to share or discuss any information about your child.

Attending school every day is essential – every day counts! Unless your child is unwell, it is expected that students arrive at school on time and attend all day, every day. The tables below illustrate why this is so important.

P - 2 Deputy Principal – Kathy Street

Prep Year 1 Year 2

Prep A – Kym Blake 1A – Holly Kelly 2A - Hayley Shelton

Prep B – Kate Guest 1B – Karen Blakeley 2B – Kayleigh Sorensen & Emma Price

Prep C – Izzy Botha 1C – Donna Ward 2C – Hiroko Hernandez

Prep D – Sheree Arnett 1D – Nat Hurney 2D – Lauren Lutz

Prep E – Maris Radford 1E – Naomi Pehl 2E – Lee Porta

Prep F – Ashlee Johns 1F – Abigail Lower 2F – Margo Gadd

Year 3 & 4 Deputy Principal Angela Brennan

Year 5 & 6 Deputy Principal Ngari Abbott

3A – Jess Ross & Kate Newman

4A – Marnie O’Neill 5A – Heidy Rubin 6A – Lia Jensen

3B – Belinda Rosa & Kate Newman

4B – Deb Lock 5B – Katherine Rossi 6B – Kerry Day

3C – Paula French& Kate Newman

4C – Greg Okulov 5C – Joe Michael 6C – Oliver Boswell

3D – Nicole Whelan 4D – Christine Archer 5D – Sue Stapleton & Melissa Adam

6D – Sarah Hamlyn

3E – Jo Burkett 4E – Mary Fleming 5E – Erica Canuto & Melissa Adam

6E – Nikki Weaver

3F – Siarne Way& Kate Newman

4F – Jillian Cupitt 5F – Rachel Dumbleton 6F – Michael Scoufis

4G – Alice Holzberger 5G – Belinda Harris 6G – Tiv Coulthard

LEADERSHIP TEAM NEWS cont…

Ngari ABBOTTDeputy Principal Years 5 & 6

Kathy STREETDeputy Principal Years Prep, 1 & 2

Angela BRENNANDeputy Principal Years 3 & 4

SPORT NEWSWelcome back to 2021!

This year we have three teachers in our PE team. We'd love to take this opportunity to welcome Mrs Carmel Bakurski to Edge Hill SS. Mrs Bakurski joins us from Cairns SHS where she taught year 7 - 10 PE classes for the last 15 years before deciding it was time for a change. We're very excited to have her as part of our teaching team! Mrs Bakurski is looking forward to teaching Year 2 in the pool, Year 3 both pool and land lessons and Year 4 land lessons. Mrs Marron will be teaching Prep, Year 1 pool and land lessons and Year 2 land lessons. And… Mr Ashton is back again! He'll be teaching Year 4 pool lesson and Year 5 and 6 for both pool and land.

This year parents will be required to sign a permission form in order for students to participate in our Water Safety andSwimming Program that is delivered across the year. Permission forms will be sent home with students. This semester Year 1, Year 2, Year 4 and Year 6 will be swimming once a week in Term 1. Year 3 and Year 5 will be swimming twice a week in Term 2, during weeks 1 - 5. We will provide information for Semester 2 swimming at a later date.

We appreciate your assistance in ensuring that your child is ready for PE. For land-based lessons students will require a hat and comfortable sports shoes. For swimming classes students will require swimmers, sun-safe shirt/rashie, towel, goggles (optional) and hair tied back. Please write your child's name on all of their belongings. If your student is unable to participate in any PE lesson (pool or land) please send a note to school explaining their situation.

We'll be announcing some great sporting opportunities throughout the term. There will be lots to look forward to!

Carmel BAKURSKI

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CindyMARRON

JAPANESE NEWS

あけましておめでとうございますA big welcome back from our Japanese teaching team, Stevenson Sensei, Osada Sensei and Nono Sensei.

This year Nono Sensei will be teaching Prep, Year 1 and Year 2, Osada Sensei will be teaching Year 2, Year 3 and Year 5 and Stevenson Sensei will be teaching Year 4 and Year 6. We are looking forward to working with you throughout the year.

Welcome back to another school year. It's wonderful to see the students back. Did you know the Library has iPads, chess, cards, puzzles and more.

Our opening times before school are from 8.30am and after school until 3.15pm for students to borrow books and magazines.

Prep to Year 2 are allowed to borrow 1 book and Year 3 to 6 may borrow 2 books. Loan period is 1 week but students may request extensions.

NONO Sensei Prep, 1 & 2

STEVENSON SenseiYears 4 & 6

OSADA SenseiYears 2, 3 & 5

LIBRARY NEWS

SallyBRYETT

SandySKINNER

STEM NEWSYear 6 Drone Club Meeting – Innovation Centre. Thursday the 4th February, first lunch 11.15am sharp program.

STEM Academy- Due to continuing covid restrictions, Years 2 – 6 STEMtastic Academy will be run remotely, commencing Wednesday the 10th February at 3:30pm.Students will need an internet connected computer at home. They shall view Mr Harris via video stream and then complete a set of coding challenges. At the moment there is no set finish date as there are some really amazing coding projects to be completed over the coming weeks! We shall be commencing with Blockly language for “newbies” . Go to https://blockly.games/ for some examples of the coding style. I anticipate the challenges will be around $10 per student per year. Registration will be through the school. Please no money yet. Complete the expression of interest form in this newsletter, or go online https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PN3WLFH ,or use the QR code below. Enrolment forms will be sent home upon receipt of the expression of interest forms.

Bebras Computational Thinking – The Bebras Quiz is on again this year and will be run from March the 15 to 28, for grades 4 - 6. Bebras is a free, fantastic, fun and rewarding way to improve logical thinking and problem solving abilities. Participants login to a one hour, 20 question quiz. The quiz is open for two weeks and can be completed at home or during lunchtime in the school library. For more information go to https://digitalcareers.csiro.au/Bebras. Also - google “bebras 365” and scroll down to try some old quizzes.

Complete the expression of interest form in this newsletter, or go onlinehttps://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PN3WLFH, or use the QR code below. Enrolment forms will be sent home upon receipt of the expression of interest forms.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Expression of Interest: STEMtastic academy and Bebras Computational Challenge

I _____________________________________ (PRINT Parent name/guardian) wish to enrol my child/ren in

□ STEMtastic Academy (Years 2-6)_____________________________________________ (student/s name/s and year level/s)

□ Bebras Computational thinking Challenge. (Years 4-6) ____________________________________________(student/s name/s and year level/s)

___________________________(Parent/Guardian signature)THIS FORM IS TO BE RETURNED TO THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BY FRIDAY THE

5th FEBRUARY, 2021.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Michael HARRISSTEM Coach

MUSIC NEWSWelcome back to 2021. This year musically we are keeping our fingers crossed that we will be able to showcase the very hard work that all of our students do.

This includes our annual Prep music and Japanese concerts, performing in school events, our Senior ensembles performing at the Cairns Eisteddfod and the Senior choirs entering Choral Fanfare. The end of year choral concerts and of course 2021 is our senior school musical year. The musical is open for all Year 4 - 6 students who wish to perform, dance, act and sing and more details will be released regarding this in Term 2.

We welcome back our amazing instrumental teachers Mr McMenamin, Miss Mackenzie, Mr Barbagallo and Mr Christo.

Teaching classroom music this year we welcome back Mrs Hogan, Mrs Molen and me Miss Curtis.

String and Percussion instrumental lessons will begin this week. All timetables are available on the M block music room window. Woodwind and Brass lessons will begin in Week 3. Timetables, when completed, will be up on the M block music room window and all classroom teachers will be emailed them.

All ensembles begin in Week 3. Please remind students who play strings in Years 4 -6 they are all now part of an orchestra and need to check the M block music room window for their rehearsal morning. All ensembles begin at 7.45am and we ask students to arrive for 7.30am to ensure their instrument is tuned, their stand and music are ready and they are organised to begin rehearsals at 7.45am.

This year our two Senior choirs - Gold and Maroon will both be run by Miss Curtis and Mrs Hogan.

During this week all students in Years 3 - 6 that are interested in joining the senior choirs participated in a small audition. We are intending to compete in a number of competitions this year and unfortunately, we are governed by their rules and have maximum numbers for each choir. Students have been auditioned to ensure that we have a good balance of sound, age range and ability in each choir. Gold choir will rehearse every Monday morning 7.45-8.45am in X block and Maroon choir will rehearse every Wednesday morning 7.45am-8.45am in the PAC. Lists for these choirs will be displayed for students to check by Friday afternoon up on the M block music room window. These choirs begin Week 3.

Year 1 and 2 choir will be run by Miss Curtis and Mrs Molen and also begin in Week 3. Rehearsals are every Friday morning 8.10am-8.45am in X block. If students love to sing and perform in a group everyone is welcome, just turn up and have your name added to our role.

Currently Music Academy is still unable to run.

If there are any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to contact Miss Curtis on rcurt35@eq.edu.au

Rachel CURTISMUSIC Teacher

MUSIC NEWS cont

TUCKSHOP NEWSThis week’s Yo My Goodness Winner is:

Charlee A from 4BPlease come to the Tuckshop to collect your Fro-Yo

on the go-go!

Welcome all from the Tuck Shop team, we are happy to be back at school and making lunches for all the kids again🌻🌻

Just a reminder that Sushi is back on Wednesdays, please order online!!!

Prep students will be able to order Tuck Shop from Week 5 - 22nd February.

Term 1 tuckshop menu can be found further along in this newsletter. Cut off for orders is8.30am daily. Orders can be placed through the Flexischool app.

Thank you for your continued support.

Regards from the Tuck Shop Team,Dory, Tanya and Kath

P&C NEWS

BIRD CLUB NEWSMrs Rubin’s BIRD CLUB is back! This Wednesday at 1st lunch.

Dental notes have been given to Year 5 & 6 classes. Parents please give the Dental Clinic a call if you have further enquiries.

Call: 1300 300 850

DENTAL NEWS

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