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COOLABUNIA
NEWS Est. 16 June 1891
Principal: Mr. Murray Johnston Newsletter 26 Phone: 4160 0333 Email: [email protected] 23rd August 2019
Pottique Lavender Farm Kingaroy/Nanango Highway
Wine Tasting of Local Wines Cottage Plants Antiques Lavender Farm & Lavender Shoppe Homewares Devonshire teas in garden setting Quilts and much more … … …
This Newsletter has been made possible through the generous support of the above businesses and the School Parents & Citizens Association
South Burnett Book-Keeping Trudy Kelly ANIA, CBK, Bas Agent, JP (Qual.)
Mondays ……………………….…………….….… School Banking Saturday 24th ………………………………………...Piggies in the Park event—P&C fundraiser Monday 26th ………………………………………….NSHS Yr 7—2020 Parent Information Evening 6.30pm
Page 2 Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking.—William Butler Yeats
A huge thank you to parents for contributing in lots of different ways. Let’s hope it will be a busy and successful event! Work Roster as follows:-
BaconFest organisers have advised that vendor tents at Little Piggies are situated against a wall and are thus in full shade. They have advised that it’s likely to be chilly for the vendors – please be aware re layering up! Also closed in shoes are required. Additionally, for our set-up crew, our entry point to “Lard Lane” is Gate B on Youngman Street (opposite McDonald’s) – this is the first driveway to the back of the Town Hall (near the Bottle-O).
Any students who have yet to complete their Reading Log are able to bring it in on Monday.
Ms Debbie Hails visited this week and spoke very positively about the school’s continuing high reading standard across the year levels. The number of readers on track, or above, is high compared to many other schools in the region. Thanks to our staff, parents and students for their great work. She was also interested in our structures and processes around curriculum planning, data collection and use.
Ariah and her team are happy to announce that the collection of plastic bottle tops can now begin. Suitable tops are flat soft drink, water or milk bottle tops, including those from long life containers. These tops should be numbered No 2 or No 4 in the recycled triangle. 3 drop off points are available around the school. All students have been informed of these locations.
The collection bag is ready to collect bottles & cans. All items are to be put in the large collection bag at the rear of the Library. They can be dropped off at any time. Please keep the area tidy.
Included with the newsletter is your copy of the school’s Growth Mindset Parent Guide. This guide is designed to be a practical guide to understanding the basics of the Growth Mindset or positive mindset, in order to help all of us develop a more positive approach to learning and life in general. It will be very handy for you when talking to your children and be a place to find strategies or things to say to your children. The students are already showing signs of their understanding and early application of strategies. The language of positive mindset is powerful. Better resilience enables all of us to deal with the highs and lows of our busy lives – children, parents and in all workplaces. Beware of fixed mindsets that get in our way eg. – I can’t do this and I will never be able to / I’m no good at writing / I am always an A students in maths or my child always gets A’s in maths. If they achieve at that level they will. This week’s Prep presentation to the school was an important message to us all. A positive attitude says “ I can’t do that YET, but I will be able to if I keep trying.” Isn’t this the case with lots of aspects of our lives? Could we ride a bike straight away? No, but we kept on going until we could. We hope you find this document useful.
Thank you to all of those who have already completed and returned your Parent/Caregiver Survey. If you have not had a chance to complete the survey yet, please note that the survey is due by TODAY Friday, 23 Au-gust 2019. Today is your last opportunity to provide feedback about what our school does well and how we can improve to help shape our school’s
future.
Premier’s Reading Challenge
Current issue of Bookclub is due Tuesday 3rd September
9-11am Julz Fresser Vince Whitbread Jo Town Jacqui Dixon
3-5pm inc. Pack up Brooke McAleese Bec Pickels Jo Town Kylie Barron Peter Town (from 4pm)
11-1pm Jo Town Fiona Coyne Stef Coyne Brooke McAleese
Page 3 The secret of getting ahead is getting started.—Mark Twain
Plans are underway for a 3 day camp In Brisbane – Wed 30th Oct – Fri 1st Nov. All Year 4, 5 & 6 students will be invited to attend as long as behaviour and work ethic are suitable in the lead up to the camp. Students earn the right to attend. Accommodation will be at the Sleeman Centre at Chandler. This a huge Aquatic Centre, so a swim is a big yes. It is dormitory style. Catering will be provided there. Activities will include a Parliament House tour, a day trip to St Helena Island (old convict settlement), Qld Newspapers and others that have not been confirmed yet. More info on venues as it becomes available. The cost is not clear yet, but it will be at least $200.
Reading Room—Congratulations to the following students!
Club 50 Eila - Yr 2 Kaisey - Yr 3 Club 75 Harry - Yr 1 Charles L - Yr 2 Noah - Yr 4
Club 100 Maddison - Yr 1 Charlie A - Yr 3 Kellie - Yr 4 Kyah - Yr 4
Murray Johnston - Principal
DATE CLAIMERS Mondays - School Banking Aug 23 School Opinion Survey closes today 24 Piggies in the Park event—P&C fundraiser 26 NSHS Yr 7—2020 Parent information 6.30pm Sept 3 Bookclub Due 9 Tuckshop (orders in by Thurs 5th Oct) 10 P&C Meeting 7.30pm 13 P&C Disco 6.30pm 20 Last day of Term 3 Oct 7 Public Holiday 8 First day of Term 4
Year 4-5-6 Camp
Page 4 My best friend is the one who brings out the best in me.—Henry Ford
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