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PO Box 125,
Tumby Bay SA
5605
Ph: 8688 2003
Fax: 8688 2608
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Tumby Bay Area
School Governing
Council
Newsletter Date: Thursday Term 2 WK 2
What's On
LEADERSHIP REPORT Welcome back to term 2 at TBAS. We are already back and fully immersed in the learning experiences on offer throughout the school. It is inspiring to walk through our classrooms and be involved in conversations about the learning intent, challenges posed, success criteria for tasks and how these relate to individual goals for students. ANZAC DAY During the holidays we were invited to join the Dawn Service and pay our respects to service men and women in past and present times. We had representatives from our Student Voice to lay the wreath on behalf of Tumby Bay Area School and were proud of the reverence with which they conducted themselves.
PUPIL FREE DAY On Wednesday 22
nd May we have a Pupil Free Day to enable our staff to work with Anne
Bayetto, an expert in the field of Literacy and specifically Reading Comprehension. This continues our site focus on increasing achievement in reading to impact our results R-12 and will address the challenges of practice we have set ourselves within the Site Improvement Plan. Thank you to our parents for their support of this. Our staff will be working hard and students can have the day off! HEADSPACE Thank you to those parents who attended our parent seminar on Tuesday night it was a great opportunity to hear about the impacts of mental health, wellbeing and how we can begin conversations with the young people in our lives. There are some fabulous resources available via the headspace website https://headspace.org.au/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIp_nX9vSK4gIV0YBwCh2DvAw3EAAYASAAEgI9ZPD_BwE and one we all found particularly useful through Beyond Blue which is worth sharing https://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/have-the-conversation/talking-to-a-young-person Today our Year 7-12 students have had the opportunity to attend a workshop and reflect upon how they can positively impact their mental health, how to access help if needed and resources available to support them. We are pleased to be working in partnership with an organisation of such high calibre to support our young people at TBAS. NAPLAN ON-LINE NAPLAN On-line (The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy) will be held next week on Tuesday 14th May to Friday 17th May. This will be for the Year 3, 5, 7 and 9 students. This year, the testing will on-line as computer based assessments except for Year 3 writing. We really value the data gained from this testing to assist us with our improvement journey.
Term Dates 2019 Term 1 29th Jan-15th Apr Term 2 29th Apr-5th July
Term 3 22rd July-27th Sept Term 4 14th Oct-13th Dec
Trust, Respect, Achievement, Community TRAC
10/5/19 Author Phillip Gwynne visit
10/5/19 Senior Secondary Bake Sale Foodland 10am
13-17/5/19 Book Fair Read more in May
14-17/5/19 Naplan
17/5/19 Class of 2009
reunion tour
20/5/19 SAPSASA
Athletics
Adelaide
21/5/19 Open Footy,
8-12 Netball
Pt Lincoln
22/5/19 Student Free
Day
PRIMARY ASSEMBLY The Year 6 students did a great job of hosting Primary Assembly yesterday. We enjoyed learning about what they are doing in the classroom. Thank you to all who attended. The Learning Disposition Awards were present to the following students: Grit – Willow Harrison, Dylan Webb, Josiah Lawrie, Ryder Franks, Tayla Coad. Resilience – Azaeri Stewat-Stark, Eva Dempsey, Amali Barnett, Max Pucci, Sadie Curtis. Self-Regulation – Jed Lodge, Nash Bodington, Allison Cummings, Jack Pedemonte, Ned Prosser. Well done to these students – a proud moment for them.
VISITORS FROM INDONESIA Today the Primary students were visited by exchange students from Indonesia. This visit is a wonderful opportunity to make learning Indonesian more relevant and engaging. Thank you to Penny Ellin, our Open Access Indonesian teacher for the R-2 students for making this visit possible. AUTHOR VISIT Tomorrow we will be visited by author Phillip Gwynne. He will be talking to the English students Year 3-6 and Year 7-12. He will also be taking a creative writing workshop that has been offered to 20 selected students. Thank you to Fran Oswald and her Library network for making this possible.
WALK SAFELY TO SCHOOL DAY Next Friday (17
th May) is Walk Safely to School Day and again we will meet
the challenge put out to all Australian Schools and involve TBAS in this. Our ‘walking busses’ will be travelling from the Kindy and the island with school staff to walk the route to school acknowledging the benefits of walking and being safe as they do so. Parents are also encouraged to join us and we will be departing the Kindy at 8:25 and the island at 8:05am, see you with your walking shoes on!
All Smiles on Return from Work Experience
Gavin Hammond Senior Secondary Leader
As many of you would know, our Year 10 students were out for the final week of Term 1 while on Work Experience. During the week, our staff visited or contacted the students and their employer. The feedback they returned with was unanimously positive! Reports have been coming in from the respective employers during the weeks following and they are confirming this sentiment. Congratulations to this cohort of students who conducted themselves in a manner which has brought credit to themselves, their families and our school! We are very grateful for the businesses and organisations who have willingly supported our school and the Year 10 students in particular by hosting them for this period. These are listed below. If the reports received so far are anything to go by, these students have a bright future to look forward to in the world of work beyond school! Our sincere thanks go to… Atkinson Auto Electrical, Walker Smith General Builders, Baptist Care SA, Steve Trezise Electrical, ABC EP radio, Pt Lincoln Times, Tumby Bay Kindy, Lincoln Veterinary Centre, Richards Lock N Safe -Whyalla, Orroroo Area School Pre-school & Reception/Year 1 class, Vets on Eyre, Tumby Bay Area School Year 3/4 & 1/2 classes and
grounds-staff, Butler General Builders, Anna Creek Station, Poonindie Community Learning Centre Reception/Year 1
class, Sekol Farmed Tuna I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Feebi Hazelgrove, our PLP (SACE Stage 1 Personal Learning Plan) teacher for the great work she did in creating this opportunity for these students.
INFLUENZA A There has been much publicity in the media about the high impact of the flu and the associated health risks. With already several reported cases of Influenza A in our community, it is crucial that students who have suspected flu symptoms visit the doctor and stay away from school until they are no longer contagious to prevent the spread of this serious health risk.
Tumby Bay & Districts OSHC
We are looking for staff to go on our relief list to
work within our service for both after school
and during School holidays/Vacation Care. If you
would like to put your name forward and have
one of the following qualifications:
Childhood Education and Care TP00612
Education and Care)
Education)
and
response in an education and care setting.
Please forward your resume to Laurette Waddell
-Smith or Nicky Prosser via Tumby Bay Area
School
Front Office or PO Box 125 Tumby Bay 5605 or
email [email protected]
Or call 86882003 to discuss.
The Egg Plant During the holidays the school welcomed 4 Isa Brown Chickens which were kindly donated
by Fizza Stratford from Secret Rocks Egg Farm. They have settled into their new home
well, which was constructed last year by Mardi Masson, Olivia Turner and Jessie Sheehan,
as their PBL project.
We would like to thank Michael Butler for guiding us on the construction and helping out
with the frame and base of the coop. Shane Masson for assisting us with the construction
of the roof and walls and the installation of the garden bed for the silver beet, along with
the feeders and nesting boxes.
Finally we would like to thank Fizza Stratford for his expert advise
and for kindly donating our four hens Speck, Fifi, Pickle and Snitzel,
that are laying awesome eggs for the school to use.
Mardi Masson
CANTEEN ROSTER TERM 2 RECESS TIME: 10.40 – 11.00 LUNCH TIME: 12.40 – 1.10
It is your responsibility to arrange a swap (with another parent) or a relative or
friend to cover you if you are unavailable. If you are available to be a replacement
volunteer (and therefore not put onto the roster), please contact
Annette Hammond on 0428322803.
MON TUES WED THURS FRI
WK 1
RECESS 29/4 Annette Hammond
30/4 Helen Baillie
1/5 Natasha Jackson
2/5 Latesha Jefferson
3/5 Nicky Korczynski
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Terese Lawrie
Kylie Lawson
Maria LeBrun
WK 2
RECESS
6/5 Annette Hammond
7/5 Helen Baillie
8/5 Kim Letton
9/5 Kristy Lovegrove
10/5 Hayley/Shane Masson
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Ange McCallum
Brooke Lodge
Emma McDonald
WK 3
RECESS 13/5 Annette Hammond
14/5 Helen Baillie
15/5 Chantelle McKerlie
16/5 Renae Miles
17/5 Kristy Modra
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Prue McPharlin
Sue Milligan
Jennifer Moss
WK 4
RECESS
20/5 Annette Hammond
21/5 Helen Baillie
22/5 Chris Murphy
23/5 Kylie Nankivell
24/5 Teena Norton-Fahey
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Tracy Couper
Lisa Povey
Rebecca Pedemonte
WK 5
RECESS 27/5 Annette Hammond
28/5 Helen Baillie
29/5 Lucy Pucci
30/5 Nicky Prosser
31/5 Racheal Richardson
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Paula Richter
Kylie Rodda
Erina Russ
WK 6
RECESS 3/6 Annette Hammond
4/6 Helen Baillie
5/6 Bronwyn Crosby
6/6 Jo Rynne
7/6 Shelley Sewell
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Judith Searle
Julia Morgan
Ashleigh Schultz
WK 7
RECESS 10/6 PUBLIC HOLIDAY
11/6 Helen Baillie
12/6 Melissa Slade
13/6 Alyssa Smith
14/6 Anita Solly
LUNCH Helen Baillie
Kylie Stoddard
Sarah Southern
Brad/Lauren Foster
WK 8
RECESS 17/6 Annette Hammond 3
18/6 Helen Baillie
19/6 Sam Stasinowsky
20/6 Tammy Stratford
21/6 Annette Hammond
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Lee Trenberth
Linda Trenberth
Jonathon Trenberth
WK 9
RECESS 24/6 Annette Hammond
25/6 Helen Baillie
26/6 Sue Trezise
27/6 Annete Hammond
28/6 Debbie Webb
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Teressa Webb
Carolyn Lawrie
Catherine White
WK 10
RECESS 1/7 Taryn Coad
2/7 Helen Baillie
3/7 Jodi Wilkins
4/7 Katrina Allen
5/7 Shelley Yager
LUNCH Suzanne Georg
Helen Baillie
Nyrie Baillie
Amy Williams
Annette Hammond
Children were excited to have a ride around the oval in a 1926 T Model Ford, saying just one more time, one more time, around the oval. Thank you Roger for this adventure
Tumby Bay & Districts OSHC & Vacation Care T2 wk. 2 2019
In Vacation Care we discussed the history of the ANZAC involvement in the Gallipoli landing. We displayed old artefacts including a 1916 German Helmet, a 1911 bellows camera, WW I seaman’s identity papers, watches and WW II canned US Army ration tins.
Children tried on the WW I German Helmet and were
surprised how heavy it was. Some parents commented that they would not be able to wear a helmet like this all
day, fighting in a war.
We welcomed a new family Isaac, Kaylee, Akey-la and Oliver to our OSHC family, they fitted right in, the freedom to move equipment, set up new areas as they made new friends.
Welcome to our new staff member
Carmen Richardson who is studying her Certificate in Children’s services
Thank you to Pei, Sarah, Anastasia you have all inspired the children to collaborate
together, share fun, excitement and new learning during Vac Care .
Thank you to the OSHC & Vac Care families for using our service during the holidays, we hope you have been inspired as your children have talked to you about what happens each day they attended. Please give us any feedback and suggestions so we can continue to cater for your needs. We averaged 8 children person session.
Monday 13.5.19 Rette / Pei
Tuesday 14th Rette / Pei
Wednesday15th Rette
Thursday 16.5.19
Rette
Friday 17.5.19 Rette/Sarah
PJ Party night & FINGER KNITTING
Paper flying insects
Wobble pencils & rubbers for case
Jumping crickets Sewing small marble bags
FRUIT Plate Anzac biscuits
Fruit Tuna Mornay
Pears /Nachos sal-sa cheese
Fruit selection Scone making
Dip crackers celery carrots
Sing Along at Senior Citizens Tuesday 14th May from 10:30 – 11:30 A bloke who entertains folks at nursing homes and other venues in Adelaide is visiting Tumby Bay. He is prepared to put on a small concert for our townspeople. Uringa Hostel residents and ‘Golden Oldies’ and ‘Jolly Days’ groups will be coming. Please come along and join in a good old fashioned ‘Sing-a-long’. You won’t be Disappointed, he has a good reputation in the Northern areas of Adelaide and Yorke Peninsula. Karyn Speed 0427 881920