FOREST STREET, PO Box 83 TUMUT NSW 2720 (02) 6947 1533 (02) 6947 1377 [email protected]www.franklin-p.schools.nsw.edu.au TERM 3 │ ISSUE 28 │ Monday 29 th August 2016 Events WEEK 7 Tuesday REEC visit K Banks & K Cook 6:30pm Golf Club 40 th Birthday Meeting Thursday Bluearth Friday Riverina Athletics 10am Basketball game Gadara vs Franklin 2 Flinders Assembly 12:30pm WEEK 8 Tuesday REEC visit K/1 Sturt & 1 Hume Middle School Yr 6 “Just Singing” Wednesday 2017 Kinder Transition Friday 5/6 Chisholm Assembly 12:30pm STEM CAMP AT BORAMBOLA This morning four senior Indigenous students travelled to Borambola to take part in a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics youth camp. The boys were keen to participate in the 3 day camp accompanied by Mr Lucas. They will be returning on Wednesday afternoon. INDIGENOUS DANCE On Tuesday nine students will be travelling to Tolland Public School to attend an Indigenous Dance workshop. This is a great opportunity for our students to work with specialists and students from around our region. A big thank you to Bec and Pat Connolly who will be transporting the students along with Mrs Manns. SPELLING BEE What a wonderful Spelling Bee competition Stage 3 and Stage 2 were able to participate in at Franklin Public School. Over 40 students from both stages participated in the competition this year. Mrs Wood facilitated the proceedings with eager audience members waiting to see who the eventual winners would be. A great effort to all the students who participated this year with a special mention to Jayde Randall and Chloe Doon from Stage 3 and Zac Casey and Chloe Martin from Stage 2 who have advanced to the Regional Spelling Bee being held in September. CALLING ALL PARENTS We really need you to take part in the “Tell them from Me” survey. The link can be found on SKOOLBAG web page. The link is https://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/franklin FRANKLIN NEWSLETTER PROUD SPONSOR │MCDOUGALL & CRUISE PTY LTD OPPORTUNITIES BEYOND THE CLASSROOM. Kindergarten classes Cook and Banks are looking forward to a great day tomorrow at the Riverina Environmental Education Centre. All students need to be at school by 8.45 to depart at 9am. They will be returning by 3.15pm.
STEM CAMP AT BORAMBOLA This morning four senior Indigenous students
travelled to Borambola to take part in a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics youth camp. The boys were keen to participate in the 3 day camp accompanied by Mr Lucas. They will be
returning on Wednesday afternoon.
INDIGENOUS DANCE
On Tuesday nine students will be travelling to Tolland Public School to attend an Indigenous Dance workshop. This is a great opportunity for our students to work with specialists and students from around our region. A big thank you to Bec and Pat Connolly who will be transporting the students along with Mrs Manns.
SPELLING BEE
What a wonderful Spelling Bee competition Stage 3 and Stage 2 were able to participate in at Franklin Public School. Over 40 students from both stages participated in the competition this year. Mrs Wood facilitated the proceedings with eager audience members waiting to see who the eventual winners would be. A great effort to all the students who participated this year with a special mention to Jayde Randall and Chloe Doon from Stage 3 and Zac Casey and Chloe Martin from Stage 2 who have advanced to the Regional Spelling Bee being held in September.
CALLING ALL PARENTS We really need you to take part in the “Tell them from Me” survey. The link can be found on SKOOLBAG web page. The link is https://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/franklin
FRANKLIN NEWSLETTER
PROUD SPONSOR │MCDOUGALL & CRUISE PTY LTD
OPPORTUNITIES BEYOND THE CLASSROOM. Kindergarten classes Cook and Banks are looking forward to a great day tomorrow at the Riverina
Environmental Education Centre. All students need to be at school by 8.45 to depart at 9am. They will
ROCK AND WATER A group of students have started the Rock and Water program, engaging in some great physical activities. These activities are designed to teach them resilience and assertiveness. The lessons are taking place on Tuesday afternoons and already students cannot wait to engage in some more follow up activities and lessons. Rock and Water will run for the remainder of the year.
CRAZY HAIR DAY What an amazing group effort from the parents, staff and students for Crazy Hair Day! Thank you to all the parents who provided colour spray cans and Zooper Doopers for this day! The student leaders took responsibility not only for the efficient running of the day but the organisation of the day as well. Well done on their outstanding effort! The day ran smoothly and we certainly had some very creative and crazy hair styles. Congratulations to all the students who participated and joined us in raising some money for the sensory room being established at Gadara!
During this term Mr Crane, Mr Takats and 1 Hume have been challenging themselves with
‘Movement in Maths’ activities by utilising Franklin Public School’s fantastic outdoor
learning areas.
Technology has the power to transform education as students learn to use resources at hand to discover, create and evolve their learning daily. At Franklin Public School we are fortunate enough to have access to numerous types of technology to assist in this transformation from K-6. This helps our students to become engaged and active participants in the classroom and across all subjects.
5/6 Lawson Tiara Foster, Molly Fields, Grace Whiting, Sharlie Thomas
5/6 Wentworth Saffron Shepherd, Jason Graham, Kade Jackson, Brayden Wolfe
STUDENT OF THE WEEK Class Week 5 Week 6
3 B Chantelle McFarlane Angelina Winner
3/4 O Kiara Keogh Carly Basten
4 M Alex McLean Jett Stubbs
5/6 C Brayden Richards Kelly-Reece Calonne
5/6 G Talisha Gilchrist Aleisha Stokes
5/6 L Coleby Duck Chloe Doon
5/6 W Hayley Bell Nicholas Davis
POSITIVE LEARNING AND BEHAVIOUR AWARDS ACHIEVEMENT Ryelee McFarlane Jaya Driscoll
RESPECT Nate Jackson Angel Giddings
SAFETY Jaya Driscoll Isabell Winner
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANKLIN!!! Tuesday evening we are holding a meeting at 6.30pm at the
Golf Club to finalise details for the schools 40th Birthday Celebrations. The festivities will take place on the weekend of the
15-16th October. A dinner Dance will be held on the Saturday evening.
Tickets for the Saturday 15th October 2016 Tumut Golf Club at 6.30 pm $35 per person
Closing Date for tickets - Friday 23rd September
P & C FATHERS DAY STALL
Wednesday 31st August and Thursday 1st September
Lunch time
Hero Card $1 Mints for Dad $2 Dad’s Metallic Pen $3 Magnetic Bottle Opener $4 Flexi Key Ring $4 Stubby Holder $6 Strong Man Magnetic Hanger $7 Mug & Coaster Set $7
Father’s Day Raffle Win dad a gift pack
50c per ticket Drawn at the end of lunch Thursday
FROM THE LIBRARY
Congratulations to Charlize Lanyon-Withers and
Sonny Grady, winners of our Book Week Raffle.
Thank you to everyone who supported the
library during Book Week.
STALL HOLDERS We would like to invite members of the Community to come along and sell their products on the school grounds on the
Saturday between 10am and 2pm. Stalls will be $15. To book a site, please contact the
school office.
FRANKLIN FIVE - Week 7 At school every day OR providing an absence note on first day
back at school
On time for lessons – 9.10am
In uniform – including black shoes and school hat/cap
Our class has been working on improving our writing
and editing skills!
In Mathematics we have been learning about
Triangular Numbers and how to construct them using counters.
Lawson have also been studying the book ‘Ziba Came
on a Boat’ and producing some quality art works!
WELL DONE TIKIRAH! Tikirah-Ann Douglas
travelled to Coffs Harbour last week to compete with
the Riverina Girls Touch team in the State Touch
PSSA carnival. The team had a successful week placing 9th
overall out of 13 regional teams. Congratulations Tikirah on another great
sporting performance. You always represent your school and region with great pride.
Tumut Schools As Community Centres On Tuesday at 12.30 SaCC, in partnership with
Homestart, will be running a basic budgeting workshop which will include budgeting, spending plans, and goal
planning. Participants will receive a folder with different templates to use. A light lunch will be provided and it’s all
FREE! All our playgroups are FREE and anyone is welcome to
come along. If possible, please bring a piece of fruit with you for fruit time
Call Krystle on 6947 6961 or come to the SaCC building to find out more!
Tuesday: 9.30-11.30 – Baby Ccino Wednesday: 9.30-11.30 – Paint and Play 12.30-2 – Gurinya (Aboriginal playgroup) Contact us if you would like the shuttle bus to pick you up. Thursday: 9.30-11.30 – Paint and Play 12.30-2.15 – Batlow Playgroup
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