Seabrook Primary School 83-105 Point Cook Road, SEABROOK 3028 | POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1143 ALTONA MEADOWS 3028 Phone: 9395 1758 | Email: [email protected]www.seabrook.vic.edu.au | www.facebook.com/SeabrookPS NEWSLETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL Issue 24 August 21, 2019 Seabrook Primary School has a zero tolerance for any form of child abuse. INTERNET PRIVACY: Know what your children are doing. Regularly check, ask, and encourage positive use, and apply your already set consequences when children don’t do the correct thing. Calmly explain the ramifications of what could have happened. Dear Parents and Guardians, BOOK WEEK We are in the midst of celebrating the joy of Book Week. Many classes have decorated their doors promoting a special book and reading. This Friday is our book dress up parade and we hope everyone will be involved – wearing causal clothes or school uniform while carrying a favourite book or wearing a costume. Celebrating Book Week is a good way to promote reading. Reading is vital to learning. Through daily reading students develop a larger vocabulary, better understanding of language, better comprehension skills and Build general knowledge. Reading helps students develop empathy and understanding of others. Daily reading makes a huge difference to children’s learning and their development as good human beings. We hope parents are encouraging their children to read every day at home and make time to visit the wonderful local libraries. PREP TRANSITION Many pre-school children have been attending Seabrook to visit classrooms and become involved in some Book Week activities today. We thank Mrs Rima and the Prep team for their work in helping our new students become familiar with school. If you are aware of any families who have not yet enroled at our school kindly let them know. It is necessary to include all children in the events and activities planned supporting their transition into school. An extra Prep visit is scheduled for Monday 9th of September for activities and lunch, 11:20am -1pm. Bookings are made online for this event. FATHERS DAY STALL Coming up - Father’s Day stall Friday 30th August. Parents Club will be once again be holding a Father’s Day Stall on Friday the 30th of August. All gifts are $5.00 each. We advise children to bring along a carry bag to take the gift home on the day of the stall. Helpers will be called to help set up on Thursday afternoon (29th of August) and then again to sell the gifts on Friday morning. continued report on the following page BOOK WEEK COSTUME PARADE ON THE SOCCER FIELD AT 9am FRIDAY 23RD AUGUST ALL WELCOME
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Seabrook Primary School 83-105 Point Cook Road, SEABROOK 3028 | POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1143 ALTONA MEADOWS 3028 Phone: 9395 1758 | Email: [email protected] www.seabrook.vic.edu.au | www.facebook.com/SeabrookPS
NEWSLETTERFROM THE PRINCIPAL Issue 24 August 21, 2019
Seabrook Primary School has a zero tolerance for any form of child abuse.
INTERNET PRIVACY: Know what your children are doing. Regularly check, ask, and encourage positive use, and apply your already set consequences when children don’t
do the correct thing. Calmly explain the ramifications of what could have happened.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
BOOK WEEKWe are in the midst of celebrating the joy of Book Week. Many classes have decorated their doors promoting a special book and reading. This Friday is our book dress up parade and we hope everyone will be involved – wearing causal clothes or school uniform while carrying a favourite book or wearing a costume. Celebrating Book Week is a good way to promote reading. Reading is vital to learning. Through daily reading students develop a larger vocabulary, better understanding of language, better comprehension skills and Build general knowledge. Reading helps students develop empathy and understanding of others. Daily reading makes a huge difference to children’s learning and their development as good human beings. We hope parents are encouraging their children to read every day at home and make time to visit the wonderful local libraries.
PREP TRANSITION Many pre-school children have been attending Seabrook to visit classrooms and become involved in some Book Week activities today. We thank Mrs Rima and the Prep team for their work in helping our new students become familiar with school. If you are aware of any families who have not yet enroled at our school kindly let them know. It is necessary to include all children in the events and activities planned supporting their transition into school. An extra Prep visit is scheduled for Monday 9th of September for activities and lunch, 11:20am -1pm. Bookings are made online for this event.
FATHERS DAY STALL Coming up - Father’s Day stall Friday 30th August. Parents Club will be once again be holding a Father’s Day Stall on Friday the 30th of August. All gifts are $5.00 each. We advise children to bring along a carry bag to take the gift home on the day of the stall. Helpers will be called to help set up on Thursday afternoon (29th of August) and then again to sell the gifts on Friday morning.
continued report on the following page
BOOK WEEK
COSTUMEPARADE ON THE SOCCER
FIELD AT
9am FRIDAY
23RDAUGUST
ALL WELCOME
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continued report from Susan Lee
ATHLETICSThere have been several athletics and we congratulate all the children who have represented Seabrook Primary School at the district events over the past weeks. It is pleasing to know that all children try their very best and show respect to themselves, their competitors and the adults who support. Thanks to the parents who were able to attend, and help out. Best wishes to the children who advance to the next level of competition. The full report is on page 5.
COMPUTERS We have a list of families ordering computers for next year. Prices are locked in until January 30, 2020. (subject to change at any time after then). Orders as part of our bulk order, must be confirmed by December 19, 2019. Payment plans are offered for our current years 2-5 parents only. More details can be viewed on our school website under the ICT tab and on page 11 of this edition.
SEABROOK YEAR LEVEL EXHIBITIONS Our Year 6 students and their mentors are steaming ahead in preparation for their up-coming PYP exhibition. Much research is taking place and some students are planning excursions and inviting visitors to help learn more about concepts relating to their investigations into science and technology under the transdisciplinary the of How the World Works. The exhibition, for our year 6 students is a culmination of their learning throughout their years at a PYP school. The exhibition requires that each student demonstrates engagement with the five essential elements of the programme: knowledge, concepts, skills, attitudes and action. It synthesizes the essential elements of the PYP and allows each child to share their understandings with whole school community. We look forward to their exhibition which is held in the week of September 16. Everyone is welcome to attend. To gain experience in researching and presenting other year levels hold mini-exhibitions across the year. Our year 5 students will welcome parents and visitors from within the school community to their Science Fair being held next Friday 30th August.Have a great week ahead.
Summer for girls• Summer dress• School jumper• White socks• Black shoes • White long
or short sleeve shirt
• Skort
Winter for girls• Winter dress• White long sleeve
shirt• Navy tight
or white socks
• Black shoes
Boys or Girls• White long
orshort sleeved shirt
• Navy American shorts
• Navy American pants
• School jumper• Navy
or white socks
• Jacket• Black shoes
Sun Smart HatTo be worn from
September 1 until theend of April
Sport• Sport top for everyone on
sports day and on Fridays• Rugby top for grades 3-6 on
sports day
Available from Noone Imagewear54 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing. 9749 0543. (beside Spotlight)
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Wednesday 18 September 6:30pm - 8pm
This year’s Transdisciplinary Theme for Exhibition is How the world works. The Year 6 students are currently sorting out their information and answering their student questions based on their central idea and lines of inquiry. They have spent the past few weeks tuning in (getting excited, deciding on
a topic that interests them) and finding out (about their lines of inquiry and student questions). Students have been using their research skills to further enhance their understanding. Next week students will be looking at how they can take action/how they have already taken action. They will also be
creating their artefacts and provocations. Students are becoming very excited about sharing their knowledge and are really looking forward to presenting their work to the school community. Exciting times ahead!
Mrs Rima PYP Coordinator
G R A D E 6 P Y P E X H I B I T I O N 2 0 1 9
HOW THE WORLD WORKS
WE D N E S D A Y T H E 1 8 T H
O F S E P T E M B E R
6 . 3 0 P M - 8 . 0 0 P M
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR WARMEST WELCOME TO ALL FAMILY, FRIENDS AND THE
WIDER COMMUNITY.
OUR STUDENTS ARE EXCITED TO SHARE THEIR LEARNING JOURNEY WITH YOU.
Congratulations to about 70 students who competed on Monday at the Laverton District Athletics Carnival at Newport Park. It was a bit breezy, but mainly sunny during most of the events. The last couple of 800m races copped some showers of rain, which wasn’t fun for those runners, but our students showed their resilience and dedication to push through it and still achieve great results.
At this point, I believe we have about 44 students who have qualified for the Divisional level at the Hoppers Crossing track on the 12th of September. We still have some students competing in 1500m at Altona Green tomorrow. Good luck to them.
These are the students who have qualified so far by either coming 1st or 2nd overall in that event:
Isabella (6JB - HJ), Sarah (6JB – High Jump & 800m), Phoenix (6JJ – Long Jump, 800m & Relay), Rinad (6JB – Shot Put), Verity (6LL – Discus), Olivia (6JB – Discus), Ella (6AA – Relay), Aliyah (6JB – Relay), Meika (6SF – Relay), Saoirse (5RB – 200m & 800m), Kiara (5GC – High Jump & Long Jump), Emily (5SK – 100m & Relay), Indiana (5CM – Hurdles), Jade (5RB – 800m), Addison (6LL) – Shot Put & Discus), Olivia T (5GC – Shot Put & Discus), Airlea (6JB – Relay), Linara (5CM – Relay) Rachel (5RB – Relay), Sophie (5RB – Relay), Tiana (5RB –
Relay), Olivia E (5GC – Relay), Chiara (4MB – Relay), Liam (6JB – High Jump), Harrison (6LL – Long Jump), Lachlan (6JJ – 800m), Hanry (6SF – Relay), Tyler (6AA - Relay), Max (6AA - Relay), Dean (6SF – Relay), Jared (5HT – 100m, 200m, Long Jump & Relay), Afnan (5GC – 100m, Long Jump, Discus & Relay), Tommy (5RB – 200m & Relay), Harvey (6JB – Hurdles, 800m & Relay), Angus (6SF – Hurdles, 800m & Relay), Arnesh (6SF – 800m), Finley (6LL – Discus), Maksim (4BW – Hurdles), Adam (4CS – 800m), Ezra (4BW – Shot Put & Relay), Ollie (4CS – Triple Jump), Anthony (5HT – Relay), Alex (5SK – Relay) & William (5RB – Relay)
Well done to these students and good luck at the next competition. Other children who competed and may have won a heat or perhaps got 3rd or 4th in a field event were: Zac (6AA), Faris (6JB), Steven (5SK), William K (5RB), Nikola (5RB), Lily (6SF), Venice (5HT), Gurleen (5RB), Levi (4EC), Jack (4EC), Mussa (5SK), Lachlan (3KM), Lucas (4MB), Dimitar (4EE), Fatima (4EE), Catherine (4EC), Veronica (4MB), Hana (4EC), Amalia (4FL), Adelaide (3LF), Freya (4EC), Emma (4BW) & Isabel (4MB). Great effort by everyone and thanks to Mr. Basa, Mrs. Cuthbertson & Ms. Mauric for looking after the students and working on high jump during the day. Thanks to families who came down to support the team or help the teachers on high jump.
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1BM
Several weeks ago 1BM were eating lunch and talking about how yummy and different our food was. This discussion led to some students saying they have never eaten sushi. Eren, who has a rich Japanese culture, asked if we could make sushi. We were able to successfully link sushi and pasta to the current weather inquiry. We discussed the northern hemisphere, Karin and Jo told us about Japan and Italy’s weather compared to Australia’s current southern hemisphere’s weather. We had also investigated the water cycle and looked at the water needed for a rice paddy and compared it to a field of wheat.
Students spread the rice on the nori sheets (seaweed), added cucumber, carrot, cheese, avocado, smoked salmon and Japanese mayonnaise, to their liking.
Karin taught us how to say “Itadakimasu” before we eat, a Japanese phrase of thanks (for today’s rice, water, vegetables and salmon).
Last week 1BM made sushi and pasta with our fabulous parent helpers, Karin and Jo
Students were taught how to safely grate cheese onto their spaghetti and learnt how to make a bowl of spaghetti, with or without sauce.
What was said:Eren: It was fun to teach my friends how to make sushi.Chloe: The pasta was very yummy, but the cheese smells like old smelly shoes.Patrick: I’ve never grated before, it was pretty cool.Ethan: The sushi was yummy with the smoked salmon.Jess: I enjoyed making sushi for the first time.Indie: The pasta was really good, I tried some with sauce and some with no sauce.
Finn was a risk taker and tried sushi for the first time and said he kind of liked it.
Victoria was open-minded and tried pasta for the first time, she really enjoyed the pasta with sauce.
1BM would like to thank Karin and Jo (along with Nanna) for shopping, cooking, preparing and teaching us about making and eating sushi and pasta, we are grateful for their time they spend with our class. From 1BM
Last week 1BM made sushi and pasta with our fabulous parent helpers, Karin and Jo
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If any families have old Seabrook uniform items to donate to the school it would be much appreciated.
After a wet and muddy winter we have run out of clothes to change children who fall into mud or puddles. If any families have clothes we have used to change their child could they please wash the clothes and send them back to school.
As well we sometimes give clothes to families in need.
I know some families sell their clothes at the second hand uniform shop which I fully understand, especially owing the expense of uniforms, but if you have any uniforms to donate they will be gratefully accepted. We particularly need larger sizes.
Many thanks to the people who have donated clothes, we have many kind and generous families.
Two weeks ago the grade 2s enthusiastically participated in their Robotics Incursion to further their knowledge and understanding of the central idea, ‘Scientific creativity may change the way we live.’
Students worked together to construct futuristic vehicles using a range of materials. Next they attached motors and created codes to enable their vehicles to move.
Students in 2EP used a PMI to reflect on their learning:
Plus • We were creative with our designs• I had fun coding• Using the control to drive the vehicle• Helping other people when they had trouble• Finding parts• Looking at everyone else’s designs• Our ideas were fun• We learnt more about vehicles• Motorising my robot
Minus• Some of the pieces fell off as we were building• It was tricky to build the robot• When we had problems with the motors• Getting the wheels and axels on
Interesting• Learning about robots• Watching other vehicles being made• Using lots of different types of pieces• Getting the robots to turn• Learning about motors• Making the vehicle turn in a circle• Robots can be used as a vehicle or as an object
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Science in the police force On the 16th of August 2019, Breannan Harris, a Forensic’s Officer in the Fingerprint Department of Victoria Police, came to our school to explain to the Year 5’s about how to find fingerprints and the different types of energy used in the Forensics Department, like chemical, kinetic and thermal energy.
I was chosen for an experiment which was finding fingerprints on blank pieces of paper. We used an iron (thermal energy) to find fingerprints on what appeared to be an empty piece of paper. Amber (5GC) and Jade (5RB) conducted other experiments to lift fingerprints using tape and paper.
Breannan then came to 5SK’s classroom to teach us more about science and how scientists work in the Forensics Department. There was a lot of synthesis happening in the room! Breannan extracted a strawberry’s DNA by using dishwashing liquid, a type of special alcohol, cups and a strainer. We then used magnet dust to make our fingerprints visible on a souvenir bookmark. Afterwards, Breannan tried to find fingerprints of children in our class on a window. We are very inspired and grateful for the work Breannan and the Forensics Department do at Victoria Police. By Mussa
On Friday the 16th August the Grade 5’s had a guest speaker, Breannan Harris, who is a Forensics Officer from the Fingerprint Department of Victoria Police. She talked about fingerprints and how she conducts her miraculous job. She explained that she could find out what was written on a piece of paper that had been under the paper that someone has written. Breannan showed us what seemed like a blank piece of paper but then showed us what she had actually found on it – a footprint!! In a crime scene she could identify people’s fingerprints and DNA but could not tell a judge that they definitely did it only that the fingerprints found belonged to a person.
By Channel
Helping Solve Crime
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On Thursday 15 August, Brydon and Jenna from Back on Track Fitness Studio in Hoppers Crossing came to give us a presentation about how our bodies use energy from the food we eat. Our lines of inquiry included the different forms of energy and how energy is converted to support humans. 5SK wondered how the food we eat is converted to energy and discovered links between chemical, potential (stored) and kinetic (movement) energy.
We had to figure out what different foods were and how it is made up of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. After we figured out what was healthy and what wasn’t, we completed an activity. I was chosen to wear a heart rate monitor to demonstrate how heart rate increases and decreases during physical activity. The heart rate monitor I was wearing was displayed on the Apple TV using a fitness app.
The demonstration was to walk around slowly at first and my heart rate didn’t really change but then we had to jog on the spot. After about a minute, my heart rate got to 100% in the red zone, so I was puffed out. When your heart rate goes above 90% it means you couldn’t continue to jog for very long because your heart is working really hard. By Jasper 5SK
Additional boxes are available for sale by completing a form at the front office.
CHOCOLATE DRIVE MONEY isDUE BACK ON: Friday 13th of September 2019
The cost for 2 Freddos is $1. Total box value is $60.
Guaranteed prizes listed below:
SELL 15 + BOXES TO WIN A Family Pass for 4 to FUNFIELDS SELL 10 + BOXES TO WIN A brand new SCOOTER SELL 5 + BOXES TO WIN 2 Village Movie Tickets (1 adult &1 child) SELL 3 + BOXES TO WIN A Bowling Pass and Subway Student VIP Card
All students are required to sign in at the Xuno kiosk for all late arrivals and early departures. Students codes are required at this time. Scan your Schoolpix id card that was supplied in May this year or type your code into the kiosk.
Dear parent,
When completing payment envelopes and or school forms please complete with your child/ren’s birth certificate name.
MacBook 1:1 Price & model changes as of August 2019
OPTION 1 MacBook Air 128Gb (NON RETINA)
• Generation 1, not the Retina model • Colour: Silver only • Cheapest option available for Education • Has more side ports than the new RETINA model • Proven and robust • 3yr Warranty • 3yr AppleCare PLUS • 3yr Education Insurance
OPTION 2 MacBook Air 256Gb (NON RETINA)
• Same as Option 1, but with larger storage capacity
• Latest generation MacBook Air • Colour: Space Grey only • Sharper and brighter screen (RETINA) • Minimal side ports (adapters may be required) • Force feedback touchpad, finger print sensor • Longer battery life • 3yr Warranty • 3yr AppleCare PLUS • 3yr Education Insurance
OPTION 4 MacBook Air RETINA 256Gb
• Same as Option 3, but with larger storage capacity
OPTION 5 - Bring Your Own Mac (BYOM) • MacBook Air only (preferably 2014 or newer) • Must not be damaged • Be in good working order
• Can NOT be insured by the school (consider home insurance) • Warranty claims can’t always be managed by the school • Device will be administered by the school. Back up any files first.
More about the program
• Devices used in the school must follow the Department of Education and Seabrook PS Acceptable Use agreements • All devices will be wiped during setup, and factory software reset when they leave the school (please backup files) • Only devices purchased through the school are eligible for Education Insurance, and tax free bulk education prices • Prices include Education Insurance for three years. Insurance can be extended one more year for $35 extra. • Prices locked in until the end of year. Orders as part of our bulk order, must be confirmed by December 19, 2019
$1350$1535
$1675
$1900
UPDATED EDU MODELS AND
PRICING
RELEASE 11
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Dear parent,
The Fundraising Committee at Seabrook Primary School is conducting a Bogan Bingo fundraising event, on 30th August 2019, to raise funds for much needed improvements.
To ensure this night is a success, we are seeking help with prizes / auction items to assist us with our fundraising efforts.
Your company may be able to help us and use this opportunity to promote your business /service. We would be very grateful to receive items such as gift vouchers, goods or services, slow moving or old/new stock or accept a grant or donation for the event.
In appreciation of your generosity, your business will be recognized as supporting our fundraiser in our school newsletter, and advertised on both prizes and program for the evening.
If you are able to help in any way, please contact our fundraising representatives on the below details by mid - August, and we will gladly collect these items at your convenience.
Monday, 23rd September to Friday, 04th October 2019
NOTICENOTICE - ALLERGY - Please ensure all food is nut free
Building Brighter Futures TogetherBuilding Brighter Futures Together
Monday 23 September
Tuesday 24 September
Wednesday 25 September
Thursday 26 September
Friday 27 September
THE WORLD AROUND US
FANTASTIC FRIENDS
FOOTY FEVER
THE LAND DOWN UNDER
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
+ $17.00
INCURSION - BEATS OF THE WORLDDRUMMING
Come on a fun, interactive and educationaldrumming adventure as we take the children ona magical journey around the globe. Childrenare given drums to play for the duration of theshow and enjoy an energy packed rhythmicalworkshop!
IN-SERVICE
'Good friends are like stars, you don't alwayssee them but they're always there'
IN-SERVICE
There are many different types of football!Which game will you learn more about today?Got a favourite team, why not wear your jersey!
Come dressed up with your favourite teamcolours and participate in football fun
+ $37.00
EXCURSION - POSSUM MAGIC SHOW
Based on the book by Mem Fox and Julie Vivas,Possum Magic takes us on a whimsical journeyto cities around Australia to find the food thatmakes Hush visible again.
Arrive by 8.30amArrive by 8.30am
SERVICE CLOSED
Monday 30 September
Tuesday 01 October
Wednesday 02 October
Thursday 03 October
Friday 04 October
CARTOON CREATIONS
GYM-TASTIC!
MINDFULNESS MAGIC
IT'S A RECORD BREAKING DAY
BIG BIRTHDAY BASH
IN-SERVICE
Who is your favourite cartoon character? Letyour imagination run free as we explore theworld of Cartoons.
Let's bring our cartoon characters and superheroes to OSH today
+ $30.00
EXCURSION - FUNTOPIA CLIMBING WORLD
Get excited for an action-packed day ofclimbing as you scale great heights and whereyou can race your friends to the top!
Arrive by 8.30amArrive by 8.30am
+ $17.00
INCURSION - FUNNY BONES MAGIC SHOW
Now you see it, now you don't kids! Not only isthere magic in the air, there are plenty oflaughs also!
IN-SERVICE
Up for a challenge? Join us for a day of record-breaking fun and challenge each other to setand break our very own records!
Are we ready to break our own record andcreate new challenge ?
IN-SERVICE
Hip, hip hooray! Today we're celebratingeveryone's birthday with decorations, dancingand party games galore!
Ot's my brithday today, when its yours? let'scelebrate our birthdays together
Mon - Fri 7:00am - 6:00pmSeabrook Primary School - 0411 302 879 83-105 Point Cook Road (enter via staff car park) Seabrook VIC 3028
Daily price: $69.00 | Excursions and incursions are an
additional cost to the daily fee and are charged for each
child that attends whether they choose to participate or not.
Book now at oshclub.com.au | be quick as places are limited Customer Service 1300 395 735
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For Your Information
TeamKids empower children to have fun, experience new activities, learn new skills and be with friends in a safe and caring space during the school holidays. Call 1300 035 000
WHAT’S ONSPRINGBAYSIDE P-12 COLLEGE
DOWNLOAD THE FULL PROGRAMteamkids.com.au
Sept 23 - Oct 4 | HOURS 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
CHOOSE YOUR HOLIDAY ADVENTURE
…AND MUCH MORE!40 BOREDOM BUSTERS!GET THE KIDS OFF SCREENS THESE HOLIDAYS
Do you have a school banking question or query? Please email: [email protected] School Banking Volunteers
School banking is on Thursday
Congratulations to the following students who have received certificates recently:Bronze 10 deposits: Emma B, Hayden C, Emma M, Mahdi S, Kavin S, Arshi S, Kento TK.Silver 20 deposits: Sahana A, Liam B, Stella B, Clair C, Eleora R, Zach R, Cale S.
Well done to all the students participating in school banking. Children who deposit money into their Youthsaver account through School Banking earn Dollarmites tokens, which they can save up and redeem for exciting rewards.
The rewards available now are: Scented Stackable Highlighters, Snowy Origami Set, Icicle Slapband Ruler, Yeti Fluffy Notebook, Arctic Owl Fluffy Keyring, Scratch Art Cards. Each reward can be redeemed with 10 tokens.
Parent volunteers needed for school banking- if you have some spare time on Thursday mornings (approximately 1.5 hours), we need your help with the counting and processing of the school banking. Please email us if you are interested in volunteering as all volunteers need to firstly submit a School Banking Co-ordinator Registration form with the Commonwealth Bank. Working with Children check is also required for volunteers.
Regular saving is an important habit to get into, whether you are saving a little or a lot.
Bookings are now open for the Spring School Holidays at SEABROOK OSHCLUB. Reminder to all families, Oshclub will close at 6:00 pm during Vacation Care.
The goal for the next week is “Child Leadership”. Please come and speak to us about quality and leadership role that you child is good at.
We are approaching our numbers very fast, reminder to families to book the child/ren in advance to reserve the spot.
Reminder to families to please update medical documents and the medication if your child/ren has any medical condition.
Program InformationOSHC Program Phone: 0411 302 879
Coordinator: Jigna JoshiOSHClub Head Office: 1300 395 735
All families must be enrolled to attend the program, remember the registration is free! Please create an account online at www.oshclub.com.au where all bookings and cancellations can also be managed via your online account! Please check your future bookings.
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AUGUST/ SEPTEMBER 2019 SEABROOK TIME LINEMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
19Grade 5/6Assembly
9am - 9:30am
District Athletics Day for selected students from
Grade 3-6
Grade 3/4 Swimming
20 21
Prep visit Book Week
12:30am - 1pm
22 23
Costume Parade
9am on the soccer fieldall welcome
Grade 1 Assembly2:30pm - 3pm
26Grade 3/4 Assembly
9am - 9:30am
Grade 3/4 Swimming
27 28
Prep Wildlife Xposure Incursion
29 30Grade 2 Assembly
2:30pm - 3pm
Grade 5 Science Fair
Fathers’ Day Stall
9am - 11am
Bogan Bingo tonight
2 September
Grade 5/6Assembly
9am - 9:30am
Grade 3/4 Swimming
3
Grade 3 Incursion
Convicts & Captains3AH, 3AS 3KW split
4
Grade 3 Incursion
Convicts & Captains3JH, 3LF 3KM split
2020 Preps Playground
Session11:40 - 12:10
5 6
Grade 1 Assembly2:30pm - 3pm
BOOK WEEK 19th - 23rd Theme - reading is my secret power
