LAVINGTON public school A message from our Principal… …and just like that we have finished 4 weeks of 2020! Can you believe that! How time flies! During the first two weeks of 2020, staff at Lavington Public School had an explicit focus on developing authentic relationships with their new class. It is an incredibly busy time of year, as new and familiar faces get themselves orientated with school life for a new year. A number of staff have changed roles for this year, but I can report all of our students and staff have made an incredibly settled and focused start to our school year. It was great to be a part of our new School Leader’s Induction for 2020. This included School Captains and Vice Captains, Student Representative Council and House Captains. What an awesome opportunity these boys and girls will receive this year. After passionately declaring their leadership pledges to the student body, I am eager to see the impact they will all have on our school. The last week or so have focused on gathering as much information from our students as we can in terms of their literacy and numeracy ‘starting points’ for the year. Now all the dust has settled, we can move ahead, firing on all cylinders with routines and expectations established across our school. Our new staff and students have all transitioned in beautifully! I ’m excited for the possibilities of this year and how many opportunities will be put in front of our students to take with both hands. A quick message re: the gate in our K – 2 section of the school. Due to student safety and supervision requirements, it is required to be closed in the mornings. All students are required to come in via our main entrance where supervision is provided. Upon the first bell, K – 2 students are welcome to play in the K – 2 section of the school, where a teacher will then be in attendance. The same will be the case in the afternoons, with the gate only being open close to 3pm. Hope you have had a fantastic start to the school year and I ’ll be seeing you soon! Brett ISSUE 1 TERM 1 WEEK 4 FEBRUARY 2020 OUR 2020 LEADERS Captains: Ellie Lyons & Brock Poynter (Centre) Vice Captains: Miette Dehylia (L) & Isaac Felder (R) IMPORTANT DATES: MARCH 17 BOOK FAIR GRANDPARENTS DAY HARMONY DAY 19 ANTI BULLYING DAY 20 HALF DAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY ALBURY GOLD CUP 31 SCHOOL PHOTOS APRIL 1 ATHLETICS CARNIVAL 9 LAST DAY TERM 1 28 FIRST DAY OF TERM 2 Principal: Brett Davies Telephone: 02 6025 1864 Website: www.lavington- p.schools.nsw.edu.au Email: lavington- [email protected]Facebook: www.facebook.com/
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LAVINGTON
public school
A message from our Principal… …and just like that we have finished 4 weeks of 2020! Can you believe that! How time flies! During the first two weeks of 2020, staff at Lavington Public School had an explicit focus on developing authentic relationships with their new class. It is an incredibly busy time of year, as new and familiar faces get themselves orientated with school life for a new year. A number of staff have changed roles for this year, but I can report all of our students and staff have made an incredibly settled and focused start to our school year. It was great to be a part of our new School Leader’s Induction for 2020. This included School Captains and Vice Captains, Student Representative Council and House Captains. What an awesome opportunity these boys and girls will receive this year. After passionately declaring their leadership pledges to the student body, I am eager to see the impact they will all have on our school. The last week or so have focused on gathering as much information from our students as we can in terms of their literacy and numeracy ‘starting points’ for the year. Now all the dust has settled, we can move ahead, firing on all cylinders with routines and expectations established across our school. Our new staff and students have all transitioned in beautifully! I’m excited for the possibilities of this year and how many opportunities will be put in front of our students to take with both hands. A quick message re: the gate in our K – 2 section of the school. Due to student safety and supervision requirements, it is required to be closed in the mornings. All students are required to come in via our main entrance where supervision is provided. Upon the first bell, K – 2 students are welcome to play in the K – 2 section of the school, where a teacher will then be in attendance. The same will be the case in the afternoons, with the gate only being open close to 3pm. Hope you have had a fantastic start to the school year and I’ll be seeing you soon! Brett
