Diary Dates July 8 End of Term—Early Dismissal 2:05pm Casual Day—Gold coin donation July 25 Welcome back—first day Term 3 August 8 School Photos Term 2, Week 10 7 July 2016 Principal: Lissa Hutter Deputy Principal: Robyn Holla Coordinator Intervention: Jasmine Marrett RESPECT & RESPONSIBILITY CARE & COMPASSION HONESTY & TRUSTWORTHINESS Hi everyone… On Tuesday night, myself, Mr Watts, Miss Weigl, Miss Sholeh and Mrs Holla attended Roma Mitchell Secondary College (RMSC) for a presentation by primary students involved in the Roma’s STEM Primary Project. The acronym STEM refers to Science, Maths, Engineering & Technology subjects and six students from Hillcrest joined a group of students from Klemzig, Enfield, and Mawson Lakes to work with STEM teachers at Roma on robotic cars. The students all shared the processes, high-tech programs and equipment involved in creating their projects and students from all schools spoke confidently and informatively. Congratulations to Hayley, Selena, Niharika, Jinit, Anusha and Maxim for their achievements in the STEM Primary Project and for representing our school so well. Thanks also to their teachers and parents for providing the time for them to be involved and to Mrs Brownlie for the transport of students to and from RMSC. Well it’s the last day tomorrow and don’t forget we have early dismissal at 2.05pm and that it is Casual Clothes day. I hope you all have a wonderful holiday break and manage to keep warm and free from any bugs and colds. Look forward to seeing you all next term! Kind regards, Lissa Before School Care 7.00-8.30am Out of School Hours Care: 3.05—6.00pm available from Monday to Friday To make a booking please phone Tanya on 0403 443 641 or 8261 2845
Transcript
Diary Dates
July 8 End of Term—Early Dismissal 2:05pm
Casual Day—Gold coin donation
July 25 Welcome back—first day Term 3
August 8 School Photos
Term 2, Week 10
7 July 2016
Principal: Lissa Hutter
Deputy Principal: Robyn Holla
Coordinator Intervention: Jasmine Marrett
RESPECT & RESPONSIBILITY CARE & COMPASSION HONESTY & TRUSTWORTHINESS
Hi everyone…
On Tuesday night, myself, Mr Watts, Miss Weigl, Miss
Sholeh and Mrs Holla attended Roma Mitchell
Secondary College (RMSC) for a presentation by
primary students involved in the Roma’s STEM Primary
Project. The acronym STEM refers to Science, Maths,
Engineering & Technology subjects and six students
from Hillcrest joined a group of students from Klemzig,
Enfield, and Mawson Lakes to work with STEM teachers
at Roma on robotic cars.
The students all shared the processes, high-tech
programs and equipment involved in creating their
projects and students from all schools spoke confidently
and informatively. Congratulations to Hayley, Selena,
Niharika, Jinit, Anusha and Maxim for their
achievements in the STEM Primary Project and for
representing our school so well. Thanks also to their
teachers and parents for providing the time for them to
be involved and to Mrs Brownlie for the transport of
students to and from RMSC.
Well it’s the last day tomorrow and don’t forget we
have early dismissal at 2.05pm and that it is Casual
Clothes day. I hope you all have a wonderful holiday
break and manage to keep warm and free from any
bugs and colds. Look forward to seeing you all next
term! Kind regards, Lissa Before School Care
7.00-8.30am
Out of School Hours Care:
3.05—6.00pm
available from Monday to Friday
To make a booking please phone
Tanya on 0403 443 641 or 8261 2845
Room 11
Learning
with Miss Pace
This term we have been investigating Space in Science and have been in the
garden each week with Alan.
Students participate in Hot Laps
each week and engaged in a
dance program called Footsteps.
Premier’s Reading Challenge 2016
Just a reminder, your forms need to be completed and
given to Mrs. Holla as soon as possible… So Keep reading.
End of Term 2
The end of term 2 is fast approaching and we need to remind everyone to return
their books. Overdue books will receive a reminder letter with the name and the
price of the book attached, so please search in those interesting places and find
those run away books.
Winter…
The perfect time to sit and
snuggle up to your favourite
book!
Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability
We have commenced the annual nationally consistent collection of data on school
students with disability (‘the Collection’).
This will involve the collection of: the number of students receiving adjustments to
enable them to participate in education on the same basis as other students; the level
of adjustment provided to students; and where known, the student’s type of disability.
Under the Collection model the definition of disability is broad and includes learning
difficulties, health and mental health conditions.
If your child is identified for inclusion in the Collection, the required information about
your child will be included in this year’s data collection.
If you have any questions about the data collection, please contact Robyn Holla on
8261 2845. Further information about the Collection can be found at: http://
