from the principal issue 27 last day of term is friday ...€¦ · last two weeks of term...

Seabrook Primary School 83-105 Point Cook Road, SEABROOK 3028 | POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1143 ALTONA MEADOWS 3028 Phone: 9395 1758 | Email: [email protected] www.seabrook.vic.edu.au | www.facebook.com/SeabrookPS

NEWSLETTERFROM THE PRINCIPAL Issue 27 September 11, 2019

Seabrook Primary School has a zero tolerance for any form of child abuse.SOCIAL NETWORKING: Obey the age restrictions of software, and social

networking sites, and NEVER allow underage children access if under age. The rules are there for a very good reason.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

LAST DAY OF TERM – FRIDAY 20 SEPTEMBER This is the second last newsletter for the term. A timely reminder for parents and guardians that the children will be dismissed from their classrooms at 2:30 pm on Friday September 20. There are many activities happening over the last two weeks of term including, a camp, district athletics, Year 3 /4 swimming lessons, Year 6 PYP Exhibition, pre-school children’s transition events and parent tours, Subway lunch day at the end of term to mention a few.

Children may wear ‘casual dress’ on the last day of term. The year 6 leadership team will promote the theme and anyone out of uniform is asked to bring a gold coin which will help support State Schools Relief organisation and supplement the year 6 graduation book printing costs.

Please note the canteen will be closed as the parent group is offering subway lunches on Friday 20, September.

Year 6 students attending the excursion on the last day will be back in time to have their Subway lunch.

On the last day of term 4, December 20 the children will be dismissed following our whole school assembly at 1:30pm. Hopefully this notice gives everyone ample time to make arrangements.

continued report on the following page

LAST DAY OF TERM IS FRIDAY 20th of SEPTEMBER

at 2:30pm

Casual dresson the

lastday of termwith a gold coin

donation

Seabrook Primary School 2 International Baccalaureate | Primary Years Program ®

LEARNING WITH CONFIDENCE

continued report from Susan Lee

YEAR 4 CAMP THE GRAMPIANSThe Year 4 children had a fabulous time at camp last week. They enjoyed their bush walks, hut building, bush cooking, archery, orienteering, viewing the wildlife and plants and seeing Clematis Falls. The Grampians is a beautiful place to visit. The children learnt about the traditional people, viewed Dreamtime stories, hut building, learnt about the didgeridoo, boomerang throwing and bush tucker tasting. Thank you to the staff who attended the camp to care for the children. It is a full-on task and time away from their families. We thank the teachers, Mrs. Calleja, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Trott, Mr. Bell, Mrs. Lever, Ms. Saliba, Mrs. Cuthbertson Mrs. Wilson, Ms. Gough, Mrs. Harris, Ms. Busby, Mr Mihaljevic for their hard work and commitment.

HATSA reminder again that despite the weather forecast on the day hats must be worn outside from now until May. The UV rays can be high from September onwards and we all need to protect our skin. Please check your child has their hat as they may not be able to participate in outside activities or play with their friends during breaks. Names on the hat helps us to return them when they are misplaced.

LEAVING SEABROOKAs part of our planning for 2020 we need to know the number of students at each year level who will not be returning after the December/January holidays. Please let us know if you are leaving Seabrook Primary School so we can plan accordingly. Forms are available in this edition of the newsletter, from the front office, on the Seabrook website and on Xuno in the news tab.

GRADE 5 LEAVING FOR SOVEREIGN HILLThe grade 5 cohort left in the bright sunshine for their 3-day camp this morning held at Sovereign Hill, Ballarat. The children will be involved a variety of experiences centering around the history of Victoria’s gold rush era in and around Ballarat. We hope the weather is kind and look forward to their accounts of the experiences had.

BEING AT SCHOOL ON TIMEIt is very important for students to learn about punctuality and being at school on time. The Seabrook PS school day starts at 8:50 am. and this is the time most classes

mark the roll and discuss how the day is going to be organized. For children who come late it can mean they may be disrupted missing out on these important rituals and processes. We know it can be difficult some days coping with the traffic but we need to help our children understand that time management is an important skill and being on time is a life-long skill to develop early. Thank you for your support.

SEABROOK SPORTS POLO TOPThe top is not part of the official school uniform but may be worn by children in all year levels on the day of PE, interschool sport or on Fridays. The navy polo top is for children in years 3-6 to wear over the sports top. Children in years P-2 may wear

their normal maroon/burgundy woollen jumpers.

continued report on the following page

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continued report from Susan Lee

THE YEAR 6 EXHIBITION IS NEXT WEEKWe hope families can attend our Year 6 PYP Exhibition on Wednesday 18 September. The children are eagerly preparing the presentations and are very excited to share their learnings and understandings about their individual inquiries covering a range of topics. Every class in the school is invited to visit the exhibition during the school day and parents from any year level are invited for the evening presentation on Wednesday evening from 6:30pm – 8pm. We are looking all looking forward to seeing what the children present this year.

KINDER TO SCHOOL TRANSITION BBQ Tomorrow afternoon we are holding our annual new Prep games and BBQ. We look forward to hosting all our preps who are enroled for the 2020 school year. We hope the children will make some new friends and the parents have the opportunity to develop relationships while their children enjoy some engaging activities prepared by our staff. It is an exciting time preparing for starting school next February.

SUSTAINABILITY AT SEABROOK We thank our parents for their support of this important initiative by helping their children manage less waste from wrappings. We are working hard to help children understand the need to reduce waste and therefore preserve valuable resources used in their production. Looking after our environment and our planet is one of the concepts of the PYP. We all have a responsibility to look after the world we live in and help our children take action to protect it for the future.

Have a great week ahead. Sue & Staff

ALL monies and chocolates are due this Friday, 13th of September.

Many thanks for your support.



2019 NAPLAN Results

Most results from Naplan are now available. Individual reports were sent home with the year 3 and 5 students last week.

Seabrook students performed well above the state in all areas.

We are very proud of the students. We value the superb teaching and family support which help the students achieve so well.

NAPLAN is only one measure. The outstanding portfolios, confidence children show in discussing goals and growth and the glowing feedback we receive from people running camps, excursions, guest speakers and school visitors gives us considerable evidence that we are developing inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people. Our students are active, compassionate people who are helping to create a better and more peaceful world.

Well done to all!

Ann O’Connor Assistant Principal

YEAR 5 READING WRITING SPELLING GRAMMAR & PUNCTUATION NUMERACY

STATE MEAN 516 487 506 507 507

SEABROOK MEAN 547 511 541 554 536

YEAR 3 READING WRITING SPELLING GRAMMAR & PUNCTUATION NUMERACY

STATE MEAN 447 435 428 454 421

SEABROOK MEAN 454 453 461 489 438



Wednesday 18 September 6:30pm - 8pm

G R A D E 6 P Y P E X H I B I T I O N 2 0 1 9

HOW THE WORLD WORKS

WE D N E S D A Y T H E 1 8 T H

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WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR WARMEST WELCOME TO ALL FAMILY, FRIENDS AND THE

WIDER COMMUNITY.

OUR STUDENTS ARE EXCITED TO SHARE THEIR LEARNING JOURNEY WITH YOU.

FAMILY, FRIENDS

AND THE WIDER

COMMUNITY

THE NATURAL

WORLD IS

GOVERNED BY

SCIENTIFIC LAWS

AND PRINCIPLES

TECHNOLOGICAL

ADVANCEMENTS

HAVE HAD AN

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Are you leaving Seabrook

Are you leaving Seabrook Primary School at the end of 2019

This information helps us with our planning for 2020

If your child/ren are not returning to Seabrook Primary School next year (excluding our current Grade 6 students), can you please complete this form and return it to Mrs Susan Joyce. (at the office as soon as possible).

Child’s name: _______________________ Grade: _________ Room No:____ Child’s name: _______________________ Grade: _________ Room No:____ Child’s name: _______________________ Grade: _________ Room No:____ Destination school: ____________________________________________ in 2020. Parent/Guardian Signature: __________________________ Date: __________ Contact No: _____________________________________________ Email Address: _____________________________________ Please also complete the information below if you are relocating to a new postal address, so that we can forward on any important student information.

New Address: ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Contact No: ___________________________________________________

OFFICE USE ONLY

Data transfer is complete Yes No

Date: Office signature:



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year 6.half a year

Why it’s important We all want our students to get a great education, and the building blocks for a great education begin with students coming to school each and every day.

If students miss school regularly, they miss out on learning the fundamental skills that will set them up for success in the later years of school.

There is no safe number of days for missing school – each day a student misses puts them behind, and can affect their educational outcomes.

Each missed day is associated with progressively lower achievement in numeracy, writing and reading.

Getting in early Attendance patterns are established early – a child regularly missing days in kindergarten or in the early years of school will often continue to miss classes in the later years, and receive lower test scores than their classmates. It’s vital that students go to school every day – even in the early years of primary school.

What we can do The main reasons for absence are:

Sickness – There are always times when students need to miss school, such as when they’re ill. It’s vital that they’re only away on the days they are genuinely sick, and setting good sleep patterns, eating well and exercising regularly can make a big difference.

It's vital that holidays are planned during school holidays where possible, and not during the term if it can be avoided.

“Day off” – Think twice before letting your child have a “day off” as they could fall behind their classmates – every day counts.

Truancy – This is when students choose not to go to school without their parent’s permission. There can be many reasons for truancy. The best way to address this is for schools and parents to work together.

If for any reason your child must miss school, there are things you can do with your school to ensure they don’t fall behind:

• Speak with your classroom teacher andfind out what work your child needs to do to keep up.

• Develop an absence learning plan with your teacher and ensure your child completes the plan.

Remember, every day counts. If your child must miss school, speak with your classroom teacher as early as possible.

Openly communicating with your child's school about all absences is a good way to prevent attendance issues being escalated to a School Attendance Officer. A School Attendance Officer is a Department of Education and Early Childhood Development Regional Director who has authority to follow up attendance issues. Attendance issues that are escalated can lead to an Infringement Notice.

If you’re having attendance issues with your child, please let your classroom teacher know so we can work together to get your child to school every day.

For more information and resources to help address attendance issues, visit: www.education.vic.gov.au/school/parents/behaviour/Pages/studentattendance.aspx

EVERY DAY COUNTSPrimary school attendance

Department of Education and Training

Going to school every day is the single most important part of your child’s education. Students learn new things at school every day – missing school puts them behind.

on averagestudents miss

Every Minute Counts



Prep Living Things Day

The preps had the time of their life last Wednesday, celebrating Living Things Day for our Living Things inquiry. They dressed up as pandas, fruits, trees, flowers, butterflies and bees and many other living things.

The preps rotated around other prep classrooms, participating in garden fun filled activities such as painting pots, making a greenhouse, drawing vegetable gardens, making stained glass garden windows and finding bugs through a magnifying glass.

Lunch was the highlight of the day. We made yummy salad sandwiches filled with lettuce, tomatoes, beetroot, carrots, capsicum, and cucumbers. Many were risk w- takers as they tasted alfalfa sprouts for the very first time!

The prep students and teachers had a fantastic day celebrating our Living Things inquiry Day!

reflections on the following page



Prep Living Things Day

student reflections “I loved decorating my greenhouse. I drew my lemon tree that’s in my backyard.” Sophia 0CS

“I helped lots of people make their greenhouse because not everybody knew what came next so I helped them.” Akshita 0CS

“I liked drawing the bugs on the magnifying glass.” Will O 0SL

“I liked looking at the bugs in the real magnifying glass and then making my own.” Aki 0SL

“I liked making the green house and then planting the seeds.” Charlotte H 0NT

“I liked to decorate the green house and plant my seeds. I will put it in the sunlight to help it grow.” Ayizah 0NT

“Making the flower and my sandwich” Max 0MT

“I liked all the people who dressed up as living things” Cindy 0MT

“We liked doing the activities and I liked dressing up as a butterfly” Lucy 0SS

“ I liked making the flower and butterfly thing” Aroosh 0SS

“Making the sandwiches. I had cheese, cucumber and lettuce.” Stella 0SP

“The pot with paint.” Shawn 0SP

“I liked doing the colouring with the magnifying glass with colouring. You had to draw your favourite bug.” Tristan 0PT

“I liked dressing up as a butterfly” Charlotte 0PT

“Making the beans” Luca 0HL

“Dressing up as a butterfly” 0HL



Evviva Evviva EvvivaItalian week will be celebrated at Seabrook Primary School this year from 7th October - 11th October.

MUSA Italian Performance group will be singing, dancing and speaking Italian with all year levels in a one hour session on Thursday 10th October.

Students will also be involved in various cultural activities in their classrooms that involve cooking traditional Italian recipes, making mosaics, playing traditional Italian ball and card games and painting

in Michelangelo style!

A fun filled week of Italian festivities!

Italian Week

Italian Week

October 7 -11

October 7 -11



MacBook 1:1 Price & model changes as of August 2019

OPTION 1 MacBook Air 128Gb (NON RETINA)

• Generation 1, not the Retina model • Colour: Silver only • Cheapest option available for Education • Has more side ports than the new RETINA model • Proven and robust • 3yr Warranty • 3yr AppleCare PLUS • 3yr Education Insurance

OPTION 2 MacBook Air 256Gb (NON RETINA)

• Same as Option 1, but with larger storage capacity

• 3yr Warranty • 3yr AppleCare PLUS • 3yr Education Insurance

OPTION 3 MacBook Air RETINA 128Gb

• Latest generation MacBook Air • Colour: Space Grey only • Sharper and brighter screen (RETINA) • Minimal side ports (adapters may be required) • Force feedback touchpad, finger print sensor • Longer battery life • 3yr Warranty • 3yr AppleCare PLUS • 3yr Education Insurance

OPTION 4 MacBook Air RETINA 256Gb

• Same as Option 3, but with larger storage capacity

• 3yr Warranty • 3yr AppleCare PLUS • 3yr Education Insurance

OPTION 5 - Bring Your Own Mac (BYOM) • MacBook Air only (preferably 2014 or newer) • Must not be damaged • Be in good working order

• Can NOT be insured by the school (consider home insurance) • Warranty claims can’t always be managed by the school • Device will be administered by the school. Back up any files first.

More about the program

• Devices used in the school must follow the Department of Education and Seabrook PS Acceptable Use agreements • All devices will be wiped during setup, and factory software reset when they leave the school (please backup files) • Only devices purchased through the school are eligible for Education Insurance, and tax free bulk education prices • Prices include Education Insurance for three years. Insurance can be extended one more year for $35 extra. • Prices locked in until the end of year. Orders as part of our bulk order, must be confirmed by December 19, 2019

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$1675

$1900

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LOST PROPERTY NEWSHave you lost or have an item that is missing?

Please check the Lost Property area for missing items located outside of Room 2 in the courtyard area.

All of the remaining items will be removed by the end of the term and donated to the second hand uniform shop and the Salvation Army.

Please ensure correct name is on all property, this will allow for a safe and speedy return if item is found.

Thank you on behalf of the Lost Property Committee.

Our School

We Need Your Help Volunteers Needed

Parent volunteers needed for school banking if you have some spare time on Thursday mornings (approximately 1.5 hours), we need your help with the counting and processing of the school banking. Please email us if you are interested in volunteering as all volunteers need to firstly submit a School Banking Co-ordinator Registration form with the Commonwealth Bank. Working with Children check is also required for volunteers.

LIBRARY NEWSIts time to have a look at home for any Seabrook barcoded books. There are 100’s of books yet to be returned to our library.

Many thanks



Our School and Our Council

PLEASE COLLECT FREE SEEDS FOR OUR SCHOOL GARDEN

Discovery Garden Collectables coming soon to WoolworthsIn September Woolworths will be launching a new range to replace their Ooshies called Discovery Garden.The new eco-friendly Discovery Garden collectables will give children a range of plant seeds so they can grow their own fresh food.

Encourage your child to grow some fresh food at home, take photos and share them with me (Miss Easson). I will happily place the photos on our school garden notice board near the veggie patches and put the photos in the newsletter!When you go on your next shop at Woolworths please accept the seeds and hand them to me in the performing arts room. These seeds will help us grow more produce for our monthly veggie stall as well as support classrooms with their inquiries! Happy growing!

Miss Easson Performing Arts Teacher

Recycling Update Council is implementing interim recyclables drop offs for Hobsons Bay residents weekly on Saturdays between 8am and 2pm.

The first recycling drop off took place on Saturday 10 August at the Hobsons Bay City Council Operations Centre, Sugar Gum Drive in Altona and will occur every Saturday until further notice.

The drop offs follow the temporary closure of SKM, Council’s recycling contractors, which has resulted in recycling collected through Council’s household collection service going to

landfill. It is an interim measure while a longer term recycling option is resolved.

Council has put arrangements in place for Hobsons Bay’s recyclables collected at the Saturday drop offs to be recycled and not go to landfill. For more information and frequently asked questions simply visit Council’s website.

Hobsons Bay City Council Operations Centre

Sugargum Drive, AltonaSaturdays, 8am to 2pm

https://www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/Services/Waste-Recycling/Recycling-drop-off-days



Seabrook Primary School

Monday, 23rd September to Friday, 04th October 2019

NOTICENOTICE - ALLERGY - Please ensure all food is nut free

Building Brighter Futures TogetherBuilding Brighter Futures Together

Monday 23 September

Tuesday 24 September

Wednesday 25 September

Thursday 26 September

Friday 27 September

THE WORLD AROUND US

FANTASTIC FRIENDS

FOOTY FEVER

THE LAND DOWN UNDER

PUBLIC HOLIDAY

+ $17.00

INCURSION - BEATS OF THE WORLDDRUMMING

Come on a fun, interactive and educationaldrumming adventure as we take the children ona magical journey around the globe. Childrenare given drums to play for the duration of theshow and enjoy an energy packed rhythmicalworkshop!

IN-SERVICE

'Good friends are like stars, you don't alwayssee them but they're always there'

IN-SERVICE

There are many different types of football!Which game will you learn more about today?Got a favourite team, why not wear your jersey!

Come dressed up with your favourite teamcolours and participate in football fun

+ $37.00

EXCURSION - POSSUM MAGIC SHOW

Based on the book by Mem Fox and Julie Vivas,Possum Magic takes us on a whimsical journeyto cities around Australia to find the food thatmakes Hush visible again.

Arrive by 8.30amArrive by 8.30am

SERVICE CLOSED

Monday 30 September

Tuesday 01 October

Wednesday 02 October

Thursday 03 October

Friday 04 October

CARTOON CREATIONS

GYM-TASTIC!

MINDFULNESS MAGIC

IT'S A RECORD BREAKING DAY

BIG BIRTHDAY BASH

IN-SERVICE

Who is your favourite cartoon character? Letyour imagination run free as we explore theworld of Cartoons.

Let's bring our cartoon characters and superheroes to OSH today

+ $30.00

EXCURSION - FUNTOPIA CLIMBING WORLD

Get excited for an action-packed day ofclimbing as you scale great heights and whereyou can race your friends to the top!

Arrive by 8.30amArrive by 8.30am

+ $17.00

INCURSION - FUNNY BONES MAGIC SHOW

Now you see it, now you don't kids! Not only isthere magic in the air, there are plenty oflaughs also!

IN-SERVICE

Up for a challenge? Join us for a day of record-breaking fun and challenge each other to setand break our very own records!

Are we ready to break our own record andcreate new challenge ?

IN-SERVICE

Hip, hip hooray! Today we're celebratingeveryone's birthday with decorations, dancingand party games galore!

Ot's my brithday today, when its yours? let'scelebrate our birthdays together

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LIVING SUSTAINABLY in Hobsons Bay

What’s going on with recycling?Want to do something about it?

Come to this FREE workshop to find out:

• what your options are in Hobsons Bay• how to keep your waste out of landfill• how to ‘rethink’ rather than recycle

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Local resident Dominique will take you through a 1.5-hour workshop to help you live more sustainably. Dominique facilitates the Hosbsons Bay Teacher Environment Network and works with schools across Victoria to help them and their communities live and work more sustainably.

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TRAINING DETAILSAll Youth & Families are encouraged to attend & participate in these community night activities!

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RESPECT, BOXING SKILLS, DISCIPLINE, FITNESS & FUN

Seabrook Cricket Club Registration Day When: Saturday 7th September 2019 Time: 10am to 2pm

Location: McDonald’s Laverton North - Corner Fitzgerald Rd and

Leakes Rd, Laverton North, 3026 The Seabrook Cricket Club are looking for new players to join us for the upcoming season. We provide pathways for girls and boys of all ages and abilities to learn the basics of the game through Junior Blasters and compete in the local junior and senior cricket competitions. Our juniors are looking to have teams in the Under 11, 13, 15 and 17 age groups. We offer our senior players the opportunity to play on both turf and synthetic wickets. Those who register on the day will receive a free Happy Meal! If you need any more information, please feel free to contact us! Junior Coordinator: Lionel Thomas – 0401 425 773

Secretary: Bernard O’Dwyer – 0448 360 748

Website: http://seabrook.vic.cricket.com.au/

Facebook: Seabrook Cricket Club Jessica Duffin - Former Seabrook Junior Player and Australian Cricketer

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For your information

Do you have a school banking question or query? Please email: [email protected] School Banking Volunteers

School banking is on Thursday

Congratulations to the following student who receive certificates this week:Bronze 10 deposits: Brian W

Thank you for your ongoing support of our school banking program. School banking will run as usual for the last week of term. Any rewards ordered between now and the end of term will be delivered next term.

There will be two exciting new rewards available in term 4 - Water Skimming Bounce Ball and Polar Pencils & Pencil Toppers. Each reward can be redeemed with 10 tokens.

Parent volunteers needed for school banking if you have some spare time on Thursday mornings (approximately 1.5 hours), we need your help with the counting and processing of the school banking. Please email us if you are interested in volunteering as all volunteers need to firstly submit a School Banking Co-ordinator Registration form with the Commonwealth Bank. Working with Children check is also required for volunteers.

Regular saving is an important habit to get into, whether you are saving a little or a lot.

Bookings are now open for the Spring School Holidays at SEABROOK OSHCLUB. Reminder to all families, Oshclub will close at 6:00 pm during Vacation Care. The numbers for the excursion and Incursion days are capped so please reserve your spot in advance.

In celebration of Early Childhood Educator’s Day, Sept. 4th 2019, Junior Adventures Group would like to invite you to join us in celebrating all of our incredible Outside School Hours Care team across the country! We’ve put together a survey where you can nominate and recognise a team member or an educator/ coordinator that you believe goes above and beyond to build brighter futures for the children and families in our care. Jump over to our Facebook page to take our survey and nominate your favourite OSHClub/ Helping Hands educator today! We will be awarding prizes to the Educators and services nominated – so make sure you vote! Nominations close Wednesday 18th of September. Place your vote now – OSHClub Facebook Page.

Program InformationOSHC Program Phone: 0411 302 879

Coordinator: Jigna JoshiOSHClub Head Office: 1300 395 735



SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2019 SEABROOK TIME LINEMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

9Grade 3/4 Assembly

9am - 9:30am

Grade 3/4 Swimming

SUBWAY LUNCH ORDERS TO BE

RETURNED TODAY

2020 Preps Visit

11:20am - 1pm

10 11

Grade 1 Scienceworks

Excursion

12

Divisional Athletics for qualifying students

2020 Preps BBQ & Games

Evening4pm - 5:30pm

13Cadbury

Chocolate Drive Money is Due

Today

Prep Assembly2:30pm - 3pm

2020 Preps visit the assembly

16

Grade 5/6Assembly

9am - 9:30am

Grade 3/4 Swimming

17 18

Grade 6 Exhibition6:30pm - 8pmall welcome

19 20Grade 3 - 6

Australian Girls Choir

Workshop 12:10pm -12:40pm

Performing Arts Room

Last day of term

2:30pm finish

LAST DAY OF TERM - FRIDAY 20TH OF SEPTEMBER• Casual dress day with a gold coin donation• Canteen is closed, pack a snack for recess• Subway lunch day, pack a lunch if you have NOT placed a

Subway orderOCTOBER 7

Term 4 commences

today at 8:50am

8 9 10Whole School

Italian Incursion

Grade 2 Sleepover at Taskworks

2EM, 2KS,2RH, 2DV

11

NO ASSEMBLY TODAY

Grade 5 Sovereign Hill Camp

Italian Week

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