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Humpty Doo Primary School Newsletter 11th November 2016, Week 5 Term 4 50 Fred’s Pass Road PO Box 46 Humpty Doo 0836 Tel: 8988 1255 Fax: 8988 1845 Email: [email protected] All student absences must be notified. If your child is away please notify the office. SMS: 0438 246 300 Tel: 8988 1255 @[email protected] B O U N C E B A C K Important Dates to Remember! Wednesday 23 November School Council Meeting Friday 25 November Professional Development Day Pupil Free Monday 28 November BE CROCWISE Assembly Wednesday 7 December Preschool Graduation Assembly followed by a Transition Information Session Friday 9 December Year 6 Graduation Assembly Tuesday 13 December Annual School Awards Assembly Thursday 15 December Last day of the School Year What’s On Buslink 8988 2762 If you have queries about buses or students on the bus after school contact Absentee Notification STUDENT ATTENDANCE 85.88% Learning for Life Dear Parents, Carers and Grandparents, Thank you to all of our amazing students, parents, friends and staff who helped to make our Halloween Disco a really great fright night! There were many incredible costumes and the judges had a difficult time choosing our winners. Well done to our two best dressed family winners: the McLeod and Waters families. They have each won a family pass to the Territory Wildlife Park CONGRATULATIONS to our All Stars in our Special Centre who won the inaugural BE CROCWISE SCHOOL AWARD. We will have a very special assembly on Monday 28 November at 8:30am. Special visitors: include Matt Wright The Outback Wrangler; Tommy Nichols , Head of Croc Management from Parks and Wildlife and The Hon Minister Lauren Moss MLA, Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources. The All Stars will be presented with another special award in recognition of their win. DROP OFF ZONE! Please take care in the ‘Drop Off Zone’. This area gets very congested, especially in the afternoons. If you need to collect a Preschool or Transition student can you please park in Challoner Circuit or over near the water tower. Thanks! Deodorants in aerosol cans. These are banned at our school as they can cause asthma attacks. BusLink have brought it to our attention that some students have been using these on buses which resulted in a student having an asthma attack. They are now banned from being carried on buses. Students are encouraged to use alternate forms of deodorants such as ‘roll ons’ for their personal hygiene. Kind regards, Sue Fisher, PRINCIPAL Dentist 89226466
