Holsworthy Public School High Quality Education, Strong Discipline Relieving Principal: Tammy Deiri 36 Infantry Parade Phone: 9825 1479 Holsworthy NSW 2173 Fax: 9825 2860 Email < [email protected]> Website: www.holsworthy-p.schools.gov.au Wednesday 21 November 2018 Newsletter Term 4 Week 6 Rule of the Week Week 5: Always do your personal best Week 6: Be courteous and considerate to others PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE REMEMBRANCE DAY One hundred years on from the end of World War 1, Holsworthy Public School held a Remembrance Day Ceremony. Our students were outstanding during this service to remember and reflect on this important day in our history. It was led by our school ministers and was attended by all students, who listened to the tributes to our soldiers. The history of the poppy had been discussed in classrooms and students proudly wore their poppies. Thank you to Mrs Coleman for her artwork and display and also to Mrs Wray and Mrs Murdoch for their organisation of the day. A special thank you to Major Ernie Felix for his inspiring speech. The following poem was read and written by Sione Felix.
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Holsworthy Public School
High Quality Education, Strong Discipline Relieving Principal: Tammy Deiri
Holsworthy PS would like to recognise the efforts of Australian armed forces by creating and sending care
packages to our soldiers for Christmas.
They kiss their families goodbye, they leave their homes, they spend weeks,
months, years, serving on our behalf. It’s time to give something back.
If you are looking for a way to show your gratitude to our Aussie soldiers, then
this is a small gesture that will mean so much.
What can be included in Care Packages?
The Defence Force recommends items like toiletries (roll-on deodorant, lip balm, shower gel) and non-perishable
food (biscuits, lollies, instant noodles). Magazines, puzzle books, DVDs, and – a Christmas staple – socks are
also good additions.
Below is a list of suggested items we would like each grade to donate. Any donation will be much
appreciated. If you could follow the guide it will make package creation more efficient.
Kinder Bags of lollies (strictly no chocolate please)
Year 1 Socks (male or female)
Year 2 Roll on deodorant or shaving cream (male or female)
Year 3 Small bottle of talcum powder (male or female)
Year 4 Shower gel, soap or lip balm (male or female)
Year 5 Instant noodles or biscuits (strictly no chocolate please)
Year 6 Small tinned foods with ring pull for ease of opening
Items can be sent to the school up until Friday 29 November. We will not be able to accept items after
this date.
ARE YOU LEAVING US?
If you know that your family is moving and your child will not be attending Holsworthy Public School in 2019 please let the office know as soon as possible so that we can work on formulating classes in preparedness for 2019.
IMPORTANT EVENTS TO SAVE THE DATE…
THANK YOU MORNING TEA
If you have been a parent helper in your child’s class or any time in our school, you are invited to attend the
Thank You morning tea on Wednesday 28 November in the staffroom starting at 11.00am. We would love
to see you.
LEADERSHIP SPEECHES-STUDENT PARLIAMENT
Our student leadership speeches and elections were held on Tuesday 20 November. The successful
candidates will be announced publicly at Presentation Day on Tuesday 11 December 2018. The year 5
students spoke superbly and with confidence and clarity. They were both expressive and passionate. Some
students cleverly added humour to put their point across as to why they should be chosen. Congratulations
to all students on their wonderful ability to effectively engage the audience.
2018 CLOSING CEREMONY –Student Parliament
On Monday December 3, Holsworthy Public School will hold the Closing Ceremony of our Student
Parliament. At this ceremony we will acknowledge the achievement of students in the area of student
leadership. All parents and carers are invited to attend and celebrate the success of our student parliament.
PRESENTATION DAY Please join us and celebrate a fantastic year of learning and friendship at Holsworthy Public School.
Presentation Day gives the whole school community an opportunity to celebrate the successes of those
students who have attained excellence at school this year. We acknowledge and congratulate our
students on a great year of learning in front of their families, friends, and teachers.
Presentation Day Assemblies: Years 3-6 9.15-10.55am
K-2 11.30am-12.50pm
CAROLS NIGHT THURSDAY 13 DECEMBER Families and friends are invited to join us on the COLA, Thursday 13 December from 6pm to sing, eat and
be merry whilst being entertained by your very own children! There will be raffle prizes to win and a special
visit from Santa! Gates open at 5.00pm for a 6.00 pm start.
STUDENT STATIONERY PACKS FOR 2019
The school is again offering parents/carers the opportunity to purchase stationery items needed for 2019.
This year we will also continue to use the company Kookaburra.
The instruction sheet will be sent home today with information on how to
order and pay online and details will also be found on our school website.
A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
Congratulations to Saawan Sharma (5/6M), who participated in a 82 km
charity bike ride (MS Sydney to the Gong) on 4 November 2018. The
ride from Sydney to Wollongong was to raise funds for people living
with multiple sclerosis. Despite many obstacles, he proudly finished the
ride smiling.
He was one of the youngest riders to participate. Well done
1 or 2 days a week doesn’t seem much but…..
SCHOOL PLANNING 2019 - Please return this reply slip to our office ASAP.
My child/ren WON’T be returning to Holsworthy Public School in 2019. *Parents of students in Year 6 do not need to return this slip. CHILD’S NAME:_____________________________________ CLASS: ________ CHILD’S NAME: _____________________________________ CLASS:________ Signed:___________________________________________ Date: ____________
AWARDS Congratulations and well done to the following students:
BRONZE: 1H - Afiya Rehman SILVER: 1H – Hamzah Amar 1R – Alan Alaa, Bilal Amine 2K – Riyanna Ahmed, Navan Alam, Abel Thomas, Kamaneeya Paidisetti, Nathan Young, Ankit Bhatta, Shenaya Prasad, Abraham Marius Le Prince
GOLD: 1H – Ishayat Rahman, Neel Shinu 1J – Onnushka Ahmed, Ryan Crisostomo 1R – Ayra Asher, Grace Chang, Josephine Delcasse, Nayonika Nagendra, Ceryn Tan, Sam Li, Chandini Arulkumar, Shreya Krishnan, Tejas Bhide, Abraham Whitford, Sanjay Beemini, Madeleine Knipe 1/2W – Alexander Silver, Roger Tuy, Hammad Mahmood, Tiana Ramsey, Syborn Li, 2D – Neha Narayan, Krishna Kummara, Annie Wang, Josiah Wyness, Makayla Pons 2M – Austin Braiding, Scarlett Fitzgerald, Leo Farrelly, Anabelle Ward-Hill, Jake Willetts, Asmi Nitturkar SUPER GOLD: 1J – Akila Rabhi HOLSWORTHY HIGH SCHOOL CHALLENGE CUP
On Tuesday 20 November, four students from year 5 went to
Holsworthy High School to compete in Round 4 of the Holsworthy
High School Challenge Cup against students from Hammondville PS
and Wattle Grove PS. This round was the “Freakshake Challenge”.
The students competed in school teams to design and prepare a
freakshake, a crazy milkshake, in the kitchens of Holsworthy High
School. Jake, Katrina, Hazel and Stephen worked together to design
two different recipes
for freakshakes, they
were allocated a
budget to spend on
ingredients and with
the help of a year 12
student, they made their freakshakes. The students
had a great time mixing and decorating their
milkshakes and the part they enjoyed the most was
drinking their freakshake at the end of the
challenge. Unfortunately we did not win this
challenge but the students worked well together and
had a fantastic day over at Holsworthy HS.
DSTA NEWS:
Defence School Transition Aides are having a title change. From November, DSTA’s will be
known as Defence School Mentors. This has occurred to save any confusion with other
similarly named roles.
Holsworthy Family Group has invited Defence families to a Christmas function at Holsworthy
Barracks Chapel. ADF families are invited to attend anytime from 11am-3pm. You are asked to
bring a ‘potluck meal’, drinks and a game. Any further queries can be directed to Mellissa from
ADF Postings: As we are nearing the end of 2018, some of our Defence families will be posting
out. If you are one of these families, I would ask that you contact me at
[email protected] or by leaving a message at the office, this way I can provide
Farewell Certificates, information packs and activities for your child.
If you are an ADF family and have any other enquires I can be contacted through the
Administration office on 98251479 or via email at [email protected]. All matters
raised are completely confidential
SCRIPTURE NEWS Diwali Holsworthy Public School’s Diwali Celebration was an amazing event filled with colour, dancing and music. It was a lovely way for our Hindu students to show off their culture to the rest of the school. It is important to thank Mrs Kavita Nampali, Mrs Varsha Lekhi who organised the event with many parents and community members. We are pleased to say that everyone who got to see it or be part of it enjoyed the experience.
COMBINED CHRISTIAN PERFORMACE On Wednesday 28 November 2018 students will take part in a combined K-6 Christian service/show. All children are invited to take part in this performance.
If you do not want your child to attend either or both events please fill in the slip below and return it to their classroom teacher.
Attention classroom teacher, I do not want _______________________ (student name) of _____ (class) to attend the Diwali Celebration (13/11) / Combined Christian performance (28/11). ____________________________(Signature) ______________(Date) Mrs Palmano and Mrs Murdoch
(Scripture Coordinators)
STAGE 2 STEM PROJECT
Throughout Term 4, Stage 2 students have had the privilege of taking part in a STEM project at
Holsworthy High School.
Year 3 have been creating h2o cars with the help of their teachers, the high school teachers and
students. Students will test their cars using compressed air as fuel to see how far their cars will
travel.
Year 4 have been completing a design process with TAS teachers designing cookie cutters using
a 3D printer. The students are also making cookie dough in the high school TAS rooms with the
high school students. The Year 4 students will use the cookie cutters and dough to create their
own culinary creations.
This project has been done in collaboration with Holsworthy High School and the amazing staff
from the TAS department.
STUDENT OPAL CARD 2019
School student applications for 2019 are now open.
Students progressing to year 3 do not need to re-apply if they:
are continuing at the same school
are residing at the same address
have not been sent an expiry notification from Transport for NSW.
Where a student meets the new distance eligibility, the system will automatically update their entitlement. If they do not meet the new eligibility, they will receive an expiry notification.
Students who have an entitlement approved under a medical condition which is due to expire will receive a notification advising them to re-apply.
If students need to update their information or re-apply, they should go online to https://apps.transport.nsw.gov.au/ssts/updateDetails
SPORT NEWS
PSSA RESULTS Round 9 Friday 9 November
Sport Junior Senior
Boys T-Ball/Softball VS Warwick Farm WON 18-12 VS Warwick Farm WON 11-7
Girls T-Ball/Softball VS Hammondville WON 20-13 VS Hammondville WON 10-9
Cricket
Newcombeball VS Marsden Road A LOST 11-4 VS Liverpool West B WON11-3
AFL VS Liverpool West A LOST 47 - 18 VS Liverpool West A LOST 64 - 2
League Tag VS Newbridge Heights LOST 0-8 VS Hammondville LOST 1-8
VS Newbridge Heights DRAW 1-1 VS Hammondville DRAW 0-0
Boys T-Ball/Softball VS Newbridge Heights Game Suspended
VS Newbridge Heights LOST 8-0
Girls T-Ball/Softball VS Newbridge Heights DRAW 4-4 VS Newbridge Heights WON 3-2
Cricket
Newcombeball VS Newbridge Heights 11-11 DRAW VS Marsden Road B 11-3
AFL VS Wattle Grove LOST 26 - 21 VS Wattle Grove LOST 71 - 6
League Tag VS Nuwarra LOST 0-3 VS Dalmeny WON 4-0
VS Nuwarra WON 3-0 VS Dalmeny LOST 0-2
PSSA VENUES
Please note: League Tag is currently being played at Woodward Park Liverpool.
AFL is always played at Ash Road, Prestons.
Newcombe ball is always played at Homestead Park, Chipping Norton
Friday 23 November Round 11
Sport Venue Sport Venue Sport Venue
Girls T-Ball / Softball
Daruk Park, Casula
Boys T-Ball/ Softball
Daruk Park, Casula
Cricket Hammondville Oval
The semi finals will be played on Friday 30 November, Week 7. All information about semi finals will be
posted on Skoolbag and the website.
OFFICE NEWS Office Hours are: 8.30am – 3.15pm Payments: Payments can only be accepted in person at the office between 9.00am – 3.00pm. All other times online payment is available 24hours 7 days a week. Late Pick Up: Please advise the office before 2.55pm if you are running late to pick up your child and please be aware that the office closes at 3.15pm.
CAR PARKS CAR PARKS ARE FOR STAFF ONLY AND
NOT TO BE USED TO DROP OFF OR COLLECT STUDENTS AT ALL.
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