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    TOOTGAROOK TELEGRAPHWeekly newsletter of

    TOOTGAROOK PRIMARY SCHOOLWebsite: www.tootps.vic.edu.au

    Telephone: 5985 2864

    Email Address: [email protected] Issue 2 11thFebruary, 2016

    CALENDAR

    Wednesday 10th

    Friday 12th

    February - 5/6 Ballarat Camp

    Monday 15th

    February - School Council Meeting

    Monday 22nd

    February - St Kilda FC Clinic

    Wednesday 24th

    February - District Swimming Sports

    Saturday 27thFebruary - Tootgarook Market 3B + 3W rostered on.

    Wednesday 23rd

    March - School Photo Day

    SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONSThank you to the many parents who have chatted to me over the last week in regards to being a

    School Councillor at Tootgarook. Im delighted to report that we currently have

    equal nominations to fill all of the current vacancies, no election process will be

    required.

    I will confirm the outcome of the process and/or the composition of our 2016

    School Council in next weeks newsletter.

    PARENT/TEACHER/STUDENT (PTS) CONFERENCESTo find out a little more about your child/ren s start to 2016 as well as some of

    their initial learning goals for first semester, PTS Conferences have been planned

    for Tuesday 23rdFebruary. These conferences will also provide a great opportunity

    to forge that important partnership between students, parents & teachers which we

    know is so important to optimising the learning outcomes for our students.

    Conferences will be of ten minutes duration and have been scheduled between

    2:30pm and 6:00pm on each of these days. All information needed for booking your

    PTS conference will be available in a note going home next Monday.

    EMERGENCY PROCEDURESHow disappointing it has been for schools that have recently received threatening calls which have

    necessitated lockdown or evacuation procedures. In addition to the disruptions to the school day, these

    situations are also very unsettling for students, staff and parents. Please be assured that this is an aspect of our

    operations in which we have very strong practices in place. All of our emergency documentation has been

    completely updated this year. To further boost these processes, we have a phone system

    Please be assured that this is an aspect of our operations in which we have very strong practices in place. All of

    our emergency documentation has been completely updated this year as a result of the six new classrooms we

    now have on site. To further boost these processes, a new phone system was installed over the summer break,which now has the capability to communicate a complete lockdown in every classroom with the press of a

    button.

    All staff members, new and existing, have been thoroughly briefed on the updated procedures and we will

    judiciously rehearse these over the coming weeks. If you have any queries on this matter, dont hesitate to

    drop by the office for a chat, or give me a call on 59852864.

    http://www.tootps.vic.edu.au/http://www.tootps.vic.edu.au/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.tootps.vic.edu.au/
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    tudent of the Week

    Students will be presented with certificates at next Thursday afternoons assembly.

    Prep R

    Mrs Read

    Charlotte Humble

    you have settled beautifully into our classroom and always use your manners.Well Done Charlotte.

    Prep SMiss StaleyKaylie Novotnyfor being such a wonderful helper during tidy uptime. Thanks Kaylie.

    1AMiss ArnoldOtis McIntosh- For being an active participant during our pancake day activities, you listened to the

    instructions well and could sequence the recipe easily after enjoying your pancake. Well Done on being a listener!

    1PMiss PerkinsMatilda Sambrook - For always taking her time when completing work and asking questions when she

    is unsure of what to do. Well Done on being organised!

    2BMrs Baird - Hannah McCormackfor her attention to detail and for always doing her best. She is an excellent role

    model for RICH Values.

    2J - Mrs JohnstoneMia Anthonyfor her great start to the year. Mia is enthusiastic and makes interesting

    contributions. Well done!

    3BMrs BosMax McIntoshwhat an awesome effort and participation in the ironman event on Monday. Well done on

    your perfect behaviour too!

    3WMs Walton Hazel Read for a fantastic start to grade 3. She always works to her full ability. Hazel had an amazing

    win in our school Ironman event.

    4B Miss BroomfieldKira Boyle-Vellafor always following instructions and helping others in the classroom. You have

    been very helpful thanks Kira!

    4FMiss Kain Jack Sterling for always putting in one hundred percent in everything he does and being a supportive

    and helpful member of 4F.

    4/5KMr Kitchinon camp

    5/6MMiss McGheeon camp

    5/6QMiss Quintinon camp

    Music -Mrs YoungArchie Conduit1A for fantastic listening skills while deciphering several songs focusing on one

    instrument. You were super concentrated and always had interesting points to share with your grade. Well done Archie!

    P.E.Miss DaleyJackson Vis4Ffor his enthusiasm and contribution to the beach activities and sport. Jackson is

    always extremely polite and helpful. Well done Jackson!

    - Jack Sterling4Ffor getting 14.9 in the beep test this week amazing and well done!

    ATTENTION HEALTH CARE CARD OR PENSION CARD HOLDERSThe Department of Education + Training again this year offering the Camps, Sports and ExcursionsFund of $125 per child which is to be used towards school camps, sports and excursions.

    CSEFeligibility will be subject to the parent/legal guardians Centrelink Health Care Card (HCC) orPension Card being eligible on 27thJanuaryand successfully validated with Centrelink.

    Application forms have been sent home with the eldest child in each family. Pleasereturn asap.

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    Iron Man/Woman

    WinnersName Age Group

    Bailey German 12/13 Yr old boys

    Trista Norman 12/13 Yr old girls

    Jarvis Swaby 11 Yr old boys

    Chelsea Conduit 11 Yr old girls

    Jack Sterling 10 Yr old boysAmity Bickley 10 Yr old girls

    Max McIntosh 9 Yr old boys

    Hazel Read 9 Yr old girls

    A big thank-you to all the parents and teachers who helped out on the day. It was fantastic to see so

    many students participating and giving it a red hot go! Congratulations to the winners of the Iron Man

    and Iron Woman. Thank-you, Bree Daley

    Monday Flute, Clarinet and Sax

    After School Violin

    Thursday Drums, piano, singing and guitar

    After School Violin

    Friday Guitars

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