RESPECT CARING ENTHUSIASM FUN

Tuesday 4th September, 2018

Term 3 Issue 3 Week 7 Phone: 85313090

Website: fraserpkps.sa.gov.au Principal: Michelle Kamma

michelle.kamma750@schools.sa.edu.au

Staff visited Blair Athol North Primary

School Colours Wear Them With Pride

Regards, Michelle Kamma

School Closure - Adelaide Show: Friday September 7th

Book Week Dress Up Day — Find your Treasure

Our school community had lots of fun dressing up for the Book

Week “Find Your Treasure” parade on August 22nd.

Thank you to the families who supported this special day!

All staff had the opportunity to visit Blair Athol Birth-7 School. This school has an

innovative approach to schooling. Belonging, being and becoming are central in their

work. They deliver a curriculum that fosters discovery, inquiry creativity and

curiosity for learners. We are in the process of reflection and investigating how

these concepts may support our work.

Mr. Gilbert knitted

on the bus.

What do you like about Fraser

Park?

The staff, students and families. Fraser

is a happy, supportive, friendly and

welcoming school to everyone.

What is top of your bucket list?

To one day travel around Australia.

What is your favourite colour?

Pink, burgundy and purple.

What is your favourite food?

Any meal that has meat in it.

Where were you born?

Murray Bridge.

What is the most EXCITING thing you have done?

Having twin boys was pretty amazing.

What is the one thing that would surprise people to

know about you?

I was born at the Murray Bridge Hospital and have

lived in Murray Bridge all of my life.

Who has inspired you in your life?

My parents, grandparents and Ms. Kamma.

What are your hopes and dreams?

For my children and grandchildren to be

healthy, happy and all their dreams

come true.

Who would you most like to share a

‘cuppa’ with?

Singer—Keith Urban.

Thank you—This Fraser Profile was brought to you by the Administration Team.

On Tuesday 28th August, Fraser Park

Preschool-7 School participated in the

Murraylands Football Carnival against

Tyndale Christian College and Murray

Bridge North School. The emphasis of the

Carnival was on having a go and giving

students a chance to play football that

hadn't previously played before. The

majority of our students were first time

players and did really well putting the

training they had been doing at school into

practice. They also showed good

sportsmanship towards the umpires

and the opposition teams. The students

were encouraged to use their School

Values and did particularly well in

persevering against some very good

opposition players.

Well Done Fraser! Cheers Russell

FRASER PROFILE

Scientific reports: The students in Kungari, Wa:nyi and Wuldi are focused on learning about the Murray Cod (Pondi) in their book study lessons.

Non-fiction titles such as: Fishes on the Murray-Darling Basin by Mark Lintermans and Why am I a Fish? By

Greg Pyers help to engage students in their learning of facts and how to report them. We have also shared the story of Ngarrindjeri from Ngarrindjeri Dreaming Stories. This is one of the titles in our Ngarrindjeri Persona Doll Packs. The story begins by explaining what happened when Ngarrindjeri saw Pondi, the giant Murray Cod and began to chase him down stream. *Ask your child if they can tell you about Pondi*

Jenine Pearn

Scholastic Book Club: Issue 6: 2018 The catalogues for the latest Book Club offer have been distributed. There are lots of great books

on offer. Any orders with payment are due in to the Front Office by Friday September 7th.

“We acknowledge that the lands on which the Fraser Park Preschool-7 School are located on are the traditional lands for the Ngarrindjeri people. We respect their spiritual relationship with their

country and acknowledge that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Ngarrindjeri people today.” Nguldi Arndu (Welcome)

Learning Together at Fraser Park is a fun place for families with children aged 0-4. Programs include playgroups, parenting programs, cooking groups, craft groups, baby playgroups and home visits. A free crèche is provided for parent, craft and cooking groups.

Our playgroups are all about: playing, singing, learning and having fun together. Morning tea is provided for the kids and tea, coffee and milo for you.

New families are always welcome. Drop in for a play on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings after dropping your older children off at school.

For more information call Adele on 0423 020 991 Adele Greer Manager