OUTDOOR POWER CENTRE Newsletter Sponsor FRANKLIN NEWSLETTER Forest Street, Tumut NSW 2720 PO BOX 83 Ph: 6947 1533 Fax: 6947 1377 Email: [email protected]Monday 27 th April 2015 Edition 12 Week 2 Term 4 Today I am heading back to hospital for what is hoped to be the final operation on my ankle. Ms McConnell will be in charge while I am absent. I am hoping to return to school by Thursday this week. I am really proud to highlight wonderful student who has come up with a brilliant idea to raise money for our local hospital. Tikirah Douglas is going to shave her head on the 3 rd September in our school hall to raise money for the hospital. She has been actively promoting this within the community and has a range of fundraising ideas to support the cause. Tikirah’s pop died from cancer last year. While he lived in Queensland, he became a patient of Tumut Hospital when visited our town before his death. This week Tikirah will be selling wrist bands at the school office to raise money for the hospital. The bands are $5 each and will be on sale each morning and at recess. OPERATION ART Many Franklin students excel in the visual arts. ‘Operation Art’ allows a Franklin student to have artwork exhibited through a major exhibition which receives widespread publicity and recognition. Submitted artworks are designed to contribute to a happy environment and relieve anxiety for children during hospitalisation. Year 2 student, Alyse Waterman artwork, entitled ‘My Best Friend’, is Franklin’s 2015 nomination. FRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOL 2016 KINDER ENROLMENT If your child turns 5 by 31 July 2016 Collect and complete an enrolment form Telephone 6947 1533 to • Register your child. • have an enrolment form sent to you. • arrange a personal tour of the school. Franklin’s school zone may include Herbert Street and east of Herbert Street. Live out of town?.... contact the school. FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS Franklin Public School is proud to showcase its wonderful learning environment, innovative teaching programs and excellent facilities to the Tumut community. Please inform relatives, friends and neighbours that they are welcome to visit our school for a tour. WELCOME TO FRANKLIN Brooke, Riley, Julius, Maddie-Lee
Today I am heading back to hospital for what is hoped to
be the final operation on my ankle. Ms McConnell will be
in charge while I am absent. I am hoping to return to
school by Thursday this week.
I am really proud to highlight wonderful student who has
come up with a
brilliant idea to raise
money for our local
hospital. Tikirah
Douglas is going to
shave her head on
the 3rd
September in
our school hall to
raise money for the
hospital.
She has been actively promoting this within the community
and has a range of fundraising ideas to support the cause.
Tikirah’s pop died from cancer last year. While he lived in
Queensland, he became a
patient of Tumut Hospital
when visited our town before
his death.
This week Tikirah will be
selling wrist bands at the
school office to raise money
for the hospital. The bands
are $5 each and will be on
sale each morning and at
recess.
OPERATION ART
Many Franklin students excel in the visual arts. ‘Operation
Art’ allows a Franklin student
to have artwork exhibited
through a major exhibition
which receives widespread
publicity and recognition.
Submitted artworks are
designed to contribute to a
happy environment and relieve
anxiety for children during
hospitalisation.
Year 2 student, Alyse
Waterman artwork, entitled
‘My Best Friend’, is Franklin’s
2015 nomination.
FRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOL 2016 KINDER ENROLMENT
If your child turns 5 by 31 July 2016
Collect and complete an enrolment form
Telephone 6947 1533 to
• Register your child.
• have an enrolment form sent to you.
• arrange a personal tour of the school.
Franklin’s school zone may include Herbert Street and
east of Herbert Street.
Live out of town?.... contact the school.
FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS Franklin Public School is proud to showcase its wonderful
learning environment, innovative teaching programs and
excellent facilities to the Tumut community. Please inform
relatives, friends and neighbours that they are welcome to
visit our school for a tour.
WELCOME TO FRANKLIN
Brooke, Riley, Julius, Maddie-Lee
SAFETY RESPECT ACHIEVEMENT
Tumut Schools As Community Centres Next week on Tuesday 5th of May, we will be starting our Baby Massage classes! This will run for 5 weeks, your welcome to bring older children as there will be activities organised to keep them amused and we will also be
providing lunch. This is all free of charge, please contact Krystle on 6947 6961 for more information. Registering is welcomed but you do not need to book.
FRANKLIN FIVE - Week 2 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
Home Learning and Home Reading completed
Positive behaviour in class/playground
Summer – 1/2C Jason – 3/4R Cooper- 4/5H
Outdoor Power Centre FRIENDS Dayinstalls Antennas & Communications
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Tumut Locksmiths FRANKLIN Randall Irrigation & Pump Service
Stubbs Backhoe Hire Snowy Towing & Transport G & L Mechanical Repairs
Tumut Toyota NRMA Tumut
CONGRATULATIONS to Jack Lee and Ethan
Gilchrist who were selected in the PSSA Riverina
Rugby League teams.
CONGRATULATIONS to Abby Skein who has
made the squad for selection for Riverina Netball
This week in 3/4R we have been learning a lot about the 100 year centenary celebration of ANZAC. Throughout the week the students in 3/4R have researched many different soldiers who have received the Victoria Cross as well as creating our own wreaths from poppies during our creative arts lessons.
FOOTSTEPS - DANCING with the STARS
A ten (10) week dance program, run by Footsteps,
commence on Friday. This program will cater for
students from K to Year 6. Lessons held every Friday.
Cost - FranklinCover students free OR $1:00 per
lesson or $10 for the term program
FROM THE LIBRARY
The library currently has a surplus of second hand
junior picture books. These books will be on sale for
50c each during second half of lunch starting
Wednesday 29th April. Any children interested in
buying a book, please visit the library and have a look
