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Principal’s Report
Thank you to absolutely every student, parent and staff member who have made this term a successful one!!! But wow hasn’t it gone fast!!
After the AGM, last week, Congratulations and Thank you to Su King, President and Canteen Manager, Matthew Farran, Vice President and Lesley Rowley, Treasurer. We do have a vacancy for Secretary, so please consider and come along to the next meeting. I would like to thank them for their continuing commitment in these important volunteering roles. I’m sure 2018 will be another successful year.
Due to some mandatory Professional Learning in Literacy and Learning Progressions across the Eden Monaro Network, we need to change the dates for the BDPSSA Athletics Carnival. The Field events (only the students nominated) will be Monday, 7th May and the whole school Athletics carnival, K to Year 6, will be on Tuesday, 8th May. The Delegate Athletics Carnival will be Thursday, 3rd May.
ANZAC Day in 2018 is in the second week of the school holidays. Attached is a confirmation note that your students will be in attendance. We need to allocate some roles for the day and would appreciate knowing who will be available. Please return by Tuesday, 10th April so we can choose people for the necessary roles.
Middle School Day for Years 5 and 6 students will be on Thursday, 12th April at Bombala High School. Students are expected to travel on the High School buses. A $5 fee will cover recess and lunch.
As this is the final newsletter for Term One, have a fun, restful and safe holiday!
Carol Sellers, Principal
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Thurs
12th April Parent Reading Workshop
Friday
13th April Last day Term 1
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
STARTS MONDAY 16TH APRIL
BACK TO SCHOOL ON TUES. 1ST MAY
TERM 2
Thurs. 3rd
May
Delegate School Athletics
Mon day
7th May Athletics Carnival - Field Events
Tuesday
8th May Athletics Carnival—Track Events
IMPORTANT DATES
TERM 1
2018
Parent Helpers
We love to see our parents getting involved in the children’s learning.
Parent helpers are a very sought after school asset. We ask all our
volunteer parents to apply for their WWCC (Working with Children Check ).
You can apply online for your (WWCC) @
https://www.kidsguardian.nsw.gov.au/child-safe-organisations/working-with-
children-check.
The Working With children check is a requirement for anyone who works or
volunteers in child-related work in NSW. It involves a National Police check
(criminal history record check) and a review of reportable workplace
misconduct.
The outcome of a check is either a clearance to work with children or a bar
against working with children. If cleared, the check will be valid for 5 years,
however applicants are continuously monitored.
If you’re applying and you are a paid employee or self-employed, there is
a fee for the WWCC. If you are a volunteer, a student on a professional
placement, potential adoptive parents or an authorised carer, you won’t
need to pay the fee
Star student
Awarded to
Amelia, Nathan, Mackenzie, Cooper
and Charlie
From the P&C
Special Tennis Day will be held on
14th April from 9am-2pm with ball
skills & a round robin — see attached
Expression of Interest
The new Roster and Canteen Menu
for Term 2 are attached and the
Minutes from last meeting and AGM
Minutes.
Soccer
The Cooma Saturday morning soccer rego site is now
active !!!If you wish to use the $100 government re-
bate then you need to go to www.service.nsw.gov.au
and search activekids . Then follow the promps to re-
ceive your child’s voucher number.
You then go to the www.myfootballclub.com.au web-
site and add this number at the end when they ask for
it. The comp will be starting on the 12th May. All chil-
dren rego needs to be done by the 5th of May so that
they can be put in to teams and a draw started.
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Delegate Public School P & C Meeting Commenced 28 March 2018, 7.10pm Attendees Lesley Rowley, Su King, Mathew, Jasmine Brady, Michael Brady, Kelly Grazcol Apologies Shelly Dunn, Suzie Kidd, James Preston, Irene French, 1.Confirmation of previous minutes Distributed to those present Moved as true and accurate Su Seconded Mathew Discussion re wording WWCC “school position” Discussion while it is a change via Dept Ed, DPS has chosen to state that all volunteers require WWCC 2. Business Arising
Monaro Nursery Money Email from Annie to Su.
4 fruit trees, the rest in native trees. Dave and Su to water trees and the prep the soil ready for planting. Likely to be delivered over the school holidays.
Mother’s Day Stall Kristy regularly co ordinates. Mathew suggested Su talk to Kristy to seek her willing to co ordinate this year. There is left over bought in products that can be used. Discussion that Year 6 could run the stall this year, lor classroom activity to “make” presents
Cross Country Held last Monday 19
th March. Very successful. Well done to Delegate PS. Winning margin on points for the shield
519, we were 508. This is the closest DPS has been in many years to winning the shield. Largest contingent of students to make it to the next round in Nimmitabel, (ran on 28 March) $1000 taken on the canteen, profit and loss to be reported at next meeting. Next year consideration for menu change regarding allergy issues and Healthy Canteen strategy P & C to reimburse the cost of Regional Cross Country, Jo Tozer to invoice school for payment. Congratulations to all student who participated in the regional carnival and a special congratulations to Errin Farran who has qualified for the next level and was the fastest in her age group. Duck Race Sadly due to Council paperwork requirements re WHS and OHS. Timeframes were to tight to be able to complete and therefore comply. Su to look into the paperwork and requirements and complete the same in consultation with Karen Cash. Consideration to a duck race toward the end of the year. Year 6 fundraising Sheep run- Katrina Jameson is organising 100 Club – Shelly and Su to continue to sell Sports Equipment 15 Tennis rackets ordered, cost $298.40 Delegate Show Show Committee very happy with the DPS contributions. Well done to the students and all the teachers and par-ents who helped with DPS entries “extremely impressive” Delegate Show Society. See attached letter of thanks Graffiti No more scratching, girls toilet is free of any further graffiti however some property damage has now been done in boys toilets. The situation continues to be monitored. Cooba Mathew Farren attended, Delegate students did the school proud. A good time was had by all.
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3. Principal Report Vision statement now finalised and it is to be displayed across the school No male nomination for the interview panel for the SAM position Michael Brady happy to nominate himself, discussion around the process including training with Jo Tozer re inter-viewing and meeting with Carol to set interview questions and process then be available for the interview. Thank you given to parents and committee for the help at the cross country Canberra Excursion Tubbut and Goongerah have been approached to accompany DPS. Itinerary all but complete, waiting on final itinerary then costs will be known for consideration of P&C contribution. P & C to contribute up to $100 per child Moved Lesley, Su Seconded. Anzac Day 25 April does fall in school holidays. 3 further student roles to be filled this year, 3 flag bearers, plus our 3 read-ings. 4. Canteen Report Canteen remains on track. Great ordering of the home cooked menu items. Tote trays now placed in the student area, one for bowls, one cutlery and scraps. Children are reusing yoghurt containers in the classrooms. Feedback Jenny (Health Promotions NSW Health), hot dogs are a potential problem in terms of approved food. Further advise to come. 5. Treasurers Report End February $7238.76 in the working account. Term deposit in due to roll over in April, current $7584.99. 6. Correspondence in/out 7. General Business Fundraising Year 6 on track. No duck race this year. Any other ideas for the year, feel free to share/raise ideas. Street stall, June 15
th.
Wood donation for raffle and any other. Lesley to explore Ski package for raffle prize. Op Shop happy to donate books to sell, and sell old school books/readers.
Membership mid year. Clarified that non members can seek to become a financial member mid year. They are to attend a meeting, re-quest membership, committee votes if in agreement they are consider financial for the next meeting. Financial membership allows a person to vote
Dongwha BBQ 16 May 2018 Volunteer needed. Food needs to be something “hardy”
Uniforms Carol to bring in samples of different products, materials and styles for conisation of a uniform update 8. Items for next meeting agenda Apology Michael Brady Canberra Excursion DongWha Meeting closed 8.00pm Next meeting 9
th May 2018
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DELEGATE PUBLIC SCHOOL
AGM – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Wednesday 28th March 2018
Meeting opened 6.35pm
Present :Carol Sellers, Mathew Farren, Kelly Grazcol, Jasmine Brady, Michael Brady, Su King, Lesley
Rowley
Apologies: Irene French, Suzie Kidd, James Preston, Shelly Dunn
P & C Policy Review
See attachment.
Discussion around regrouping and planning for the direction of the P & C. Consideration to be given to
inviting the P & C Federation rep to attend a meeting. Consideration to the importance of the quorum
rule, and that no decision can be made or ratified by the committee with out the required quorum present.
Previous Minutes
Distributed to attendees, Moved by Mathew Farren as true and correct representation of the meeting, se-
conded Lesley Rowley
Presidents Report
Outgoing president thanked all the commit members for their work and dedication to the P & Cs activities
over 2017, and thanks to all parents and community members who have helped in 2017. Su reiterated
the importance of the P & C as vital part f our school community but acknowledged the limitations of the
committee- office bears (in particular) are very happy to listen to any concern that the school community
have but it is not the role to “fix” the issues and a reminder that they are happy to support people to seek
the appropriate channels to resolve grievances and raise concerns.
Reviewed the activities and support the committee has given the school including financial support for
excursions, canteen, purchase of equipment and good including readers.
Treasurers Report
Audit has been completed by Sharon Buckman-with thanks. Book are reported to be in order. See at-
tached audit report
Canteen Report
Su gave thanks to all the volunteers who helped in the canteen over 2017. Financially the canteen has
returned a profit on 2017
Lesley reported that we are on track to meet the NSW Health Healthy Canteen Strategy. Final menu
changes may be required such as removal of hotdogs.
Principal Report
Carol thanked the outgoing committee for all the support provided in and opportunities afforded to stu-
dents through canteen, resources and financial and practical support for excursions.
Carol sort final approval for the schools’ mission statement. All presnet in agreement with the statement
as it stands.
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Nominations and voting for the 2018 positions
Lesley Rowley raised the issues that the constitution states that positions of office can not be held as dual
roles. This will have implications for 2018 for Treasurer and Secretary with both positions held by Lesley
Rowley for the last 2 years
All positons declared vacant.
No nominations provided to the returning office before the meeting.
President Outgoing Su King
Nomination for role Su King- by Mathew Farren, Su accepted the nominations, voted into the role
Vice President Outgoing Su King
Nominated Mathew Farren by Su King, accepted by Mathew. Mathew voted into the role
Secretary outgoing Lesley Rowley Mathew Farren nominated Jasmine Brady, Jasmine declined the nomi-
nation. No further nominations, position vacant
Treasurer Outgoing Lesley Rowley. Lesley Nominated by Mathew Farren , Lesley accepted the nomina-
tion, voted into the role
Canteen Manager Outgoing Su King, Su nominated by Mathew Farren, Su declined the nomination. No
further nominations. Position vancant
Congratulation to the incoming committee
Positions requiring filling, Treasurer and Canteen Manager
Paid committee members Kelly Grazcol, Shelly Dunn, Suzie Kidd, James Preston, Irene French
Review Signatories
Kelly Grazcol agreed to become a signatory to the cheque book. Signatories Lesley Rowley, Su King and
incoming Kelly Grazcol
Nomination of Book Auditor
Sharon Buckman has agreed to be the financial auditor for the coming year. Moved Su King, Seconded
Lesley Rowley.
Meeting Review
Meeting to remain 3rd Wednesday of the month, 6.30pm (school terms). Consideration for meeting to be
postponded in July and August depending on committee demands, weather, family commitments. To be
decided meeting previous to the July and August meetings
Meeting Closed 7.07pm
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Stewart House Donation Drive
Reminder to return Stewart House
Donation Drive envelopes. A donation
may win you a holiday.
I Love a Parade!
Mrs Mikula and Mrs Braden had quite a task discerning the winners of the tightly contested competitions in Colouring –in, Decorated Eggs and Masks. Luckily for the Egg Rolling there were also some keen eyes at the finish line, thank you Sue and Katrina. Results as follows:
Colouring: Georgie I, Logan N, Lydia J and Georgie D
Decorated Egg: Amelia I, Tyrone I, Errin F and Mackenzie D
Masks: Jessi K, Ella F, Billy F and Alisha Mc
Egg Rolling: Mason B, Harry F, Wyatt P, Travis I, Errin F, Georgie D and Ajay.
MOTHER’S DAY STALL
Week two , Term two
...more info later
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