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PRINCIPAL’S COMMENTS 17th April 2015 ISSUE 5 Don’t forget our SunSmart Policy. Hats to be worn during Terms 1 and 4. I hope everyone has had a restful holiday break and are ready for a busy term , as now the students are well settled and ready to work hard. The students in Grades 3 and 5 have the NAPLAN tests later in May and teachers will be preparing the students for these activities. You can support your child’s efforts by making sure they continue to read for up to 20 minutes each night. Follow up the reading with a few appropriate questions to ensure your child is understanding the books / articles they may be reading. In Maths, you can help them by revising concepts like “telling the time,” “reading calendars,” and learning the times tables. Today the ANZAC Remembrance Garden was officially opened by the Federal Minister of Veteran Affairs, the Honourable Michael Ronaldson. Quite a few parents were able to attend . The school Captains were responsible for meeting the Minister and making a thank you speech also. The students did an outstanding job again and we were very proud of the way they conducted themselves. The students performed “Lest We Forget” really well and the choir led the students in singing the National Anthem. Minister Ronaldson is unable to attend our ANZAC Service next week, as he will be in Turkey, commemorating the 100 th Anniversary of the landing of Australia troops at ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli. Wednesday the 22 nd WW2 Army Veteran, Allan Godfrey will visit the school and talk to the senior students about WW2. Mr. Godfrey is 92 years old and a spritely young man who will answer questions from students about what it was like to be in the war. It certainly wasn’t fun! Thursday the 23 rd The students in Grades 3 to 6 will visit the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne to take part in the Victorian Schools ANZAC ceremony. There, they will see and feel, firsthand, the sense of importance that ANZAC Day holds for all and why it is such an important day in our history. DATES TO REMEMBER 23rd April Shrine of Remembrance Grades 3 - 6 8.30am at School 24th April ANZAC Service 9.30 am 1st May “READ A BOOK EACH DAY IN MAY” Begins 1st May Interschool Sports Home 6th May District Cross Country 7th and 8th May Mothers Day Stall 18th— 22nd May Education Week 21st May SCHOOL PHOTO DAY Students are to come to School in full uniform ANZAC REMEMBRANCE GARDEN – OFFICIAL OPENING. WELCOME BACK TO TERM 2 A WEEK BEFORE ANZAC DAY!

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Page 1: PRINCIPAL’S COMMENTS · April ANZAC Service 9.30 am 1st May “READ A BOOK EACH DAY IN MAY” Begins 1st May Interschool Sports Home 6th May District Cross Country 7th and Mothers

PRINCIPAL’S COMMENTS

17th April 2015 ISSUE 5

Don’t forget our SunSmart Policy. Hats to be worn during

Terms 1 and 4.

I hope everyone has had a restful

holiday break and are ready for a

busy term , as now the students

are well settled and ready to work

hard. The students in Grades 3

and 5 have the NAPLAN tests

later in May and teachers will be

preparing the students for these

activities. You can support your

child’s efforts by making sure

they continue to read for up to 20

minutes each night. Follow up

the reading with a few

appropriate questions to ensure

your child is understanding the

books / articles they may be

reading. In Maths, you can help

them by revising concepts like

“telling the time,” “reading

calendars,” and learning the

times tables.

Today the ANZAC Remembrance

Garden was officially opened by

the Federal Minister of Veteran

Affairs, the Honourable Michael

Ronaldson. Quite a few parents

were able to attend . The school

Captains were responsible for

meeting the Minister and making

a thank you speech also. The

students did an outstanding job

again and we were very proud of

the way they conducted

themselves. The students

performed “Lest We Forget”

really well and the choir led the

students in singing the National

Anthem.

Minister Ronaldson is unable to

attend our ANZAC Service next

week, as he will be in Turkey,

commemorating the 100th

Anniversary of the landing of

Australia troops at ANZAC Cove,

Gallipoli.

Wednesday the 22nd – WW2

Army Veteran, Allan Godfrey will

visit the school and talk to the

senior students about WW2. Mr.

Godfrey is 92 years old and a

spritely young man who will

answer questions from students

about what it was like to be in the

war. It certainly wasn’t fun!

Thursday the 23rd – The

students in Grades 3 to 6 will

visit the Shrine of Remembrance

in Melbourne to take part in the

Victorian Schools ANZAC

ceremony. There, they will see

and feel, firsthand, the sense of

importance that ANZAC Day

holds for all and why it is such an

important day in our history.

DATES TO REMEMBER

23rd April

Shrine of Remembrance Grades 3 - 6 8.30am at School

24th April

ANZAC Service 9.30 am

1st May “READ A BOOK EACH DAY IN MAY” Begins

1st May Interschool Sports Home

6th May District Cross Country

7th and 8th May

Mothers Day Stall

18th—22nd May

Education Week

21st May SCHOOL PHOTO DAY Students are to come to School in full uniform

ANZAC REMEMBRANCE

GARDEN – OFFICIAL

OPENING.

WELCOME BACK

TO TERM 2

A WEEK BEFORE

ANZAC DAY!

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Page 2

Movelle School Values: Learning, Respect,

ANZAC DAY SERVICE - FRIDAY

THE 24TH APRIL 9:30AM

Bill Hunt Principal

Mathletics News 2015

For the month of March, the following students have achieved a

Silver Certificate Award 5/6 Students: Junior Ingabire (5/6M) 3/4 Students: 3/4T Diyon Redzepi Jessica Tran Junior Ah-Kau Lisa Ng Paige Tahakura Honey Muriwai Hathaway James Zaathang Innocent Kento Kalala Chanel Trpovski 3/4P Benjamen Kalala John Le Lina Ng Sapphire Lambert 1/2 Students: Jett Podesta (1/2C) Caprice Lyons-Jones (1/2S)

The Gold Certificate is awarded to

Wilson Tran from 3/4T

Congratulations!

Available at the Office

This is a BIG reminder for parents / carers /

family friends /relatives to come along to our

ANZAC Day commemorative service next Friday at

9:30 am.

It will be the first time we will be able to use our

ANZAC Remembrance Garden as the special place

to hold our services. The Garden has been

completed and we are extremely proud of how it

has come up. No other school has built such a

beautiful tribute to remember the spirit of the

ANZACs.

Although ANZAC Day is primarily significant to

Australian war history, it also reaches across

borders and countries and allows and, in fact,

encourages other nationalities to spend a minute

or two and think about the sacrifices that have

been made in the name of bringing peace to the

world.

At Movelle, our ANZAC service, is about

honouring PEACE not war. Therefore, I urge

people to come along and I encourage adults and

children to wear ANZAC badges, medals or

symbols of peace from all over the world and join

us when we are silent for a minute and hope for

world peace and remember those who made the

ultimate sacrifice.

Lest We Forget. We have a few guests from neighbouring schools

and businesses, and three RSL groups will be

represented and will lay a wreath at the base of the

flagpole. Any parent wishing to do the same is very

welcome to. Please see Bill Hunt for details.

ANZAC badges ($2)

available from the school office.

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Page 3 Teamwork, Responsibility,

ROOM NAME REASON:

Prep/1B Avila

Filimoeatu

For using the

“M100W word wall to

help her write words

by herself.

Prep/1H Nathan Doan For working hard in

our classroom

reading and writing

activities to use

known words.

1/2 C Murali

Swergeswa-

ran

For using sounding

out strategies when

trying to read

unknown words.

1/2 S Darren Tran Using prior

knowledge to help

him to read.

3/4 T Brodie Lyons

Jones

For writing an

interesting narrative.

3/4 P Kenny Le

and

Steven Phan

Excellent note taking

about “Being healthy”

5/6 U Harry

Nguyen

For writing a very

informative and well

structured

information report.

EXCELLENCE AWARDS

LITERACY

ROOM NAME REASON:

Prep Chloe

Paluch-Vinh

For taking pride in

her maths work and

always trying her

best.

Prep/1

H

Alanah

Phung

For her great number

work, and accurate

counting and record-

ing of numbers.

1/2 C Stormie

Lambert

For creating an array

to match an equation.

1/2 S Nhu Huynh Working hard to

improve her counting

by 2’s.

3/4 T Tony Truong For developing his

ability to trade when

doing addition.

3/4 P Jye Jesensek

Stefanie

Stojanovska

Improving his trading

when adding and

subtracting.

Using inverse

relationship.

5/6 U Tina Duong For demonstrating

consistent

commitment to

numeracy.

EXCELLENCE AWARDS

MATHEMATICS

The Fundraising Committee would

like to thank the

Movelle School Community

on your wonderful support for our

Easter Raffle .

We had a huge response for donations which

allowed us to have 34 prizes.

Congratula-

tions to all our

winners!

We raised over

$650.00

Movelle P.S. will be holding our very

first ‘Read a Book Each Day in May’

fundraising event.

We thought we would put the ‘fun’

back into ‘fundraising’ by also

encouraging our children to

read…..lots!

So, keep your eyes out for further

information.

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TERM DATES 2015

Term 1 29 Jan to 27 March Grades 1-6 2 Feb to 27 March Grade Preps

Term 2 13 April to 26 June

Term 3 13 July to 18 September

Term 4 5 October to 18 December

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