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12th October 2017
Kismet News
McEwan Drive Sunbury. Victoria 3429 Phone: (03) 9744 4566
Email: [email protected] Website: http://kismetparkps.vic.edu.au
Building the Foundations for Success and Happiness
Fri 13th Oct 5/6 Family Life Session 1—Buddies
Mon 16th Oct School Council
Tue 17th Oct Kinder Visit to Grade 5/6
Tue 17th Oct 6:30pm Fete Meeting
Wed 18th Oct Regional Athletics
Fri 20th Oct School Assembly & Division Girls B/Ball
Mon 23rd Oct Grade 6 Graduation Photo
Tue 24th Oct Grade 5 Visit to Kinder
Fri 24th Nov COUNTRY FAIR FETE
Dear Parents, Staff and Students,
Welcome back to Term 4 which, as always, promises to be a
very busy one with a range of learning opportunities, our
Country Fair Fete and transitional programs in readiness for
next year. Key dates are listed in ‘Calendar Events’ on our
Skoolbag app. Weekly reminders are also included in our
newsletters to assist you in keeping track at this busy time of
the year.
Preparations for our Country Fair Fete continue in earnest. As
you could imagine there is much to be done over the next few
weeks. The Fete committee would appreciate any assistance
you can provide leading up to and on the night of the Fete.
The next meeting of the Fete Committee will be held in
the staffroom at 6:30pm next Tuesday, 17th October.
Please come along or call the office on 97444566 and leave
your name if you would like to offer your support. A huge
thanks goes out to all who have given their time so far or who
have already committed to assist us with this exciting com-
munity event. Look out for next week’s Fete newsletter
which will provide important information.
Unfortunately works didn’t proceed as quickly as planned,
resulting in restricted access at the front of the school for the
first few weeks of term. We thank everyone for their patience
and understanding. Importantly those works that need to be
completed in time for our Fete are still on track.
If there is any information that we may not be aware of that
may affect your child’s class placement next year please put
the details in writing and forward to the office marked
Attention: Mr Glenn McConnell by Friday 27th of October.
This is not a teacher / class selection process, but an oppor-
tunity to provide information which may assist with your
children’s social and academic grouping. While all infor-
mation will be carefully considered we can not guarantee
that all needs will be met.
A number of NAPLAN results are still awaiting collection at
the office. Those not collected by Friday 20th October will
be sent home with students.
To assist us with our forward planning we ask any families /
students who are moving to another area and not returning to
Kismet Park in 2018 to notify the school office as soon as
possible. This information is critical in terms of class struc-
tures and staffing. Thank you for your assistance.
Kismet Park Primary School is committed to child safety.
As a community we want children to be safe, happy and
empowered. We support and respect all children, as well as
our staff and volunteers. We are committed to the safety,
participation and empowerment of all children. There is zero
tolerance of child abuse, and all allegations and safety con-
cerns will be treated very seriously and consistently with our
robust policies and procedures. We meet our legal and moral
obligations to contact authorities when we are worried about
a child’s safety, which we follow rigorously.
Kismet Park Primary School is committed to preventing
child abuse and identifying risks early, and removing and
reducing these risks. We have human resources and recruit-
ment practices for all staff and volunteers. Our school is
committed to regularly training and educating our staff and
volunteers on child abuse risks. As a community we support
and respect all children, as well as our staff and volunteers.
We are committed to the safety of all children. Kismet Park
Primary School has specific policies, procedures and training
in places that support our leadership team, staff and volun-
teers to achieve these commitments.
At Kismet Park Primary School:
· Everyone connected to our school can help children be
safe.
· We have zero tolerance for any abuse of children.
· We already have policies and processes in place to protect
the care, safety and welfare of children.
· There are clear boundaries about how adults in our school
community may interact with the children. These are set
out in our school’s Child Safe Code of Conduct which will
accompany next week’s newsletter.
A copy of our Child Safe Policy and Child Safe related
documents are available on our school website.
Have a great week!
The staff of Kismet Park
CHILD SAFE
PLANNING FOR 2018
YEAR 3 & 5 NAPLAN RESULTS
CLASS PLACEMENTS 2018
BUILDING PROJECT UPDATE
COUNTRY FAIR FETE— Friday 24th November
FASHION SHOW BREAST CANCER AWARENESS NIGHT
FRIDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2017
CLARKE OVAL FOOTBALL CLUB
6:30pm—Midnight
DRINK ON ARRIVAL, FINGER FOOD,
SILENT AUCTION & MORE
TICKETS ON SALE THROUGH TRYBOOKING.COM
Search for Andrea’s Breast Cancer Fundraiser 2017
RAISING MONEY FOR MUMMY’S WISH,
HELPING TO SUPPORT MUMS WITH CANCER
Weekly recap
Welcome back to the last term of 2017! We can't believe how quickly this year is going. We had a fantastic time over the school holidays. We had a karate incursion, went to the Royal Botanical Gardens to go ponding and went to
the Fairy Park! The weather was beautiful and we had so much fun creating new games and new friendships with the children from other schools in Sunbury.
We are looking forward to all the adventures Term 4 will bring. Stay tuned to hear all about our next adventure!
Sarah, Team Leader
What's on next week:
DRAWING WEEK Monday 16 October: Shadow drawing Tuesday 17 October: Drawing cubes Wednesday 18 October: Learn how to draw cartoons Thursday 19 October: Draw with your feet Friday 20 October: Paper pull out drawing PARENT PORTAL: extend.com.au
BRIGHT SPARK
BIG EFFORT
FRIENDLY ACT
Beatrix Bruce Prep
Wonderful reading strate-
gies and expanding her
vocabulary during reading
sessions.
Pania Kire 1/2
For excellent efforts in all
learning tasks to complete
work at a high standard.
Nui Kire 3/4 For his outstanding efforts
in mathematics. Well done!
Kael Sherlock 5/6
For his ability to think
‘outside the box’ when
solving problems
Mikayla Davie Prep
A huge improvement in her
reading and writing.
Xavier Whelan 1/2
For demonstrating a great
approach to his learning
this term.
Mabel Clarke 3/4
For her outstanding effort
in all areas of the curricu-
lum.
Charlotte Finn 5/6
For her improvement in
maths to ‘have a go’
Holly Jones Prep
For always trying her best
to include others.
Tahney Small 1/2 For always including oth-
ers.
Dylan Edwards-
Boswell
3/4
For reminding her class-
mates about the right thing
to do, in a friendly and
caring way.
Arkylez
Tukapua 5/6
For being polite and kind
to all his peers.
CANTEEN
SLUSHIES ARE BACK!!!
Warmer weather is coming, to celebrate we
are offering Naturally flavoured Slushies,
Strawberry and Artic Blue.
This week we sent out Volunteer slips, if you are able to
come along on a Friday between 9-12 please fill out the form
and send a copy of your Working with Children's check (if
we haven't already got it)
Naomi & Kimberly