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Forest Street, Tumut NSW 2720

PO BOX 83

Ph: 6947 1533

Fax: 6947 1377 Email: franklin-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Monday 12th October 2015 Edition 32 Week 2 Term 4

This week we see two of our students attending the State

Athletics Carnival in Homebush. Jack Lee is representing

us in 11year 100m and 200m sprint, Kevin Black will

compete in 13year 100m sprint.

We wish both boys all the best in these events.

2016 ENROLMENTS

We are already looking at classes and staffing for the 2016

school year. If your family is moving on could you please

let the school know as soon as possible?

If you know of any kindergarten students not already

enrolled please pass on our details as our orientation

program begins tomorrow.

Choir Raffle is being extended Please return your

tickets by Friday 16th October. Good Luck!!

KINDERGARTEN 2016

ORIENTATION SESSIONS

Session 1:

Tuesday 13th October

10 am – 12 noon

Your child will need to bring a piece of fruit for

‘Crunch and Sip’. Please cut up fruit into a small

container.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

WEEK 2

Tuesday 13 October Middle school Year 6.

Kindergarten Orientation.

40th

Anniversary Meeting

7pm Brooklyn on Fitzroy.

Friday 16 Community Sport.

5G Assembly.

WEEK 3

Monday 19 October Grandparents Day.

Tuesday 20 Kindergarten Orientation.

P & C Meeting 7pm.

Wednesday 21 Bluearth year 3-6.

Friday 23 KP Assembly.

Community Sport

Franklin students performing to grandparents

ROLL OF HONOUR – WEEK 1 TERM 4 and WEEK 2 TERM 4 Teachers recognise and acknowledge the positive endeavours and personal

achievements of students in a variety of ways. One such way is the presentation of Honours and Student of the Week certificates and Positive Behaviour for Learning

(PBL) awards at the whole school assembly.

This segment of the newsletter lists those who received Student of the Week and Honours Certificates and PBL awards. Congratulations go to:

HONOURS KB Cruize Miller, Sophie Ryan, Katie Hargreaves, Jack Doon

KP Charlize Withers, Koby De Wet, Amitiel Booby, Cay-Lynn van Zyl

K/1R Ashton Botes, Abbe Whiting, Hobie Baker, Alicia Appleby

1S Hannah Matthews, George Lynes, Jimmy Shepherd, Kayleb O’Keefe

1/2C Chantelle McFarlane, Laura Boardman, Keigan Sutton, Tyler Rapley

2A Lochlan Power, Nathan Lorimer, Ernest Lotter, Brook O’Neill

2M Carley Basten, Lizzy Pascoe, Keven Oakes, Jayda Bradshaw

SAFETY RESPECT ACHIEVEMENT

POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR for LEARNING AWARD

SAFETY RESPECT ACHIEVEMENT

Adrian Barnard Erica Pianelli Erica Pianelli

Josh Swan Georgia Frowd Georgia Frowd

STUDENT OF THE WEEK

Class Week x Term x Week x Term x Class Week x Term x Week x Term x

KB Jasmine Denbesten Tyrone Stewart 1/2C Rochelle Harris Tayla Moles

KP Sophie Gilchrist Julius Percival 2A Keegan Stubbs Alyse Waterman

K/1 Jack Burnes Brock Lorimer 2M Matthew Ferguson Liam Starr

Tumut Schools As Community Centres This week we will be planting seeds! Spring is here so it’s time for some planting, planting seds is great for little minds to

think and watch seedlings grow! Call Krystle on 6947 6961 or come to the SaCC building to find out more!

If you can, please bring along a piece of fruit for fruit time!!

TERM 4 WEEK 2 - 2015 TERM 4 WEEK 3 2015

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Mon – 12.10.15 Jenny & Phil Hodges Mon – 19.10.15 Libby Randall

Tue – 13.10.15 CLOSED Tue – 20.10.15 CLOSED

Wed – 14.10.15 Emma Ferguson, Michelle White Wed – 21.10.15 Jill Sutton, Jackie Sheriff

Thu – 15.10.15 CLOSED Thu – 22.10.15 CLOSED

Fri – 16.10.15 Danielle Emonson,

Megan Considene, Jenelle Kitchener Fri – 23.10.15

Leanne Appleby, Toni Halpin,

Keira Markey

SCHOOL BANKING

Wednesday

Bank books to office before school.

FRANKLIN RADIO NEWS

FM 96.3

Thursday at 10.30am

with Leith & Elijah

P & C MEETING

20th October 7pm in the staff room.

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40TH ANNIVERSARY

Planning committee meeting 13th October 2015, 7pm

at Brooklyn on Fitzroy

BOOKCLUB

ORDERS DUE TO OFFICE 21ST OCTOBER

MOTIVATING “LAID-BACK” CHILDREN

Why do some children prefer to lead a lazybones life, while others love to tear around the sports

field? Is it a hereditary trait? And what can parents do to encourage those children to get

up off the sofa, or switch off the computer, and get a little physical?

Find out more: http://bit.ly/1s5TN5Z

Tuesday: 9.30-11.30 – Baby Ccino Wednesday: 9.30-11.30 – Paint and Play 12.30-2 – Gurinya (Aboriginal playgroup) Thursday: 9.30-11.30 – Paint and Play 12.30-2.15 – Batlow Playgroup

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

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

Charlize – KP Kayla – 1S Juan- 3/4R

Ella, Hobie and Jaycob are having fun completing L3

activities at our Writing Centre.

Rachael, Skye and Sierra writing interesting book

reviews on their chosen book during L3 time.

Braiden and Jack are enjoying flipping and saying

their tricky words during L3 activities.

COMMUNITY SPORT

Community Sport starts this Friday for students in

Years 3-6.

Sport will be held on Friday mornings from 9:30 – 11am.

Community Sport will be held during weeks 2, 3, 4,

5, 6 and 7. Payment for the sport allocated to your child must

be paid before your child can participate. If no

payment is received, your child will do sport at school.

Costs are: Sport Total Cost

Lawn Bowls $12 (Includes lesson)

Tennis $27 (Includes lesson)

Golf $12 (Includes lesson)

Basketball $18 (Includes lesson)

School sport Nil

Students who do not respect community facilities or display inappropriate sporting behaviour will not

participate in community sport. Their sport will be

restricted to the school site

Welcome to Franklin

Ms Isobel Lynch

Ms Lynch will be working Mondays and

Tuesday in the front office

Miss Gould’s Year 5 class would greatly

appreciate donations of scrap fabric for their

sewing lessons. Donations of scrap fabric can be

left at the school office.