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NEWSLETTER INSIDE THIS ISSUE Principals Report—PG 1 Fathers Day Stall—PG 1 School Producon—PG 2 Chocolate Fundraiser—PG 2 Literacy and Numeracy Night—PG 3 Showcase Schedule —PG 3 2 Month Calendar—PG 4 Fun Run and Parent Opinion Survey—PG 5 UNIFORM SHOP Uniforms are compulsory for all students at Derrimut P.S Uniforms can be purchased here on WEDNESDAYS ONLY 8.30 am-10.30am CASH, VISA, MASTERCARD ALL ACCEPTED I am concerned about the number of students not being picked up aſter school, especially on a Friday. Our school day ends at 3:15pm and the students are supervised unl 3:30pm. If you are unable to pick up your children at this me, you need to make arrangements for regular aſtercare at the YMCA. We oſten have children here unl aſter 4pm and parents are not contactable. Our procedure for this is to contact the Police and the child will be taken to the local police staon. Fathers Day Stall We are looking for 2-3 volunteers per session who could help with our Fathers Day Stall on Thursday 31st August and Friday 1st September. If you are available between the mes below, please call Kae on 8361 1000. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Issue 10: Friday 18th August 2017 40 Lennon Parkway, Derrimut 3030 PO Box 121 Deer Park 3023 T: 8361 1000 F: 8361 1099 E: [email protected] W: www.derrimutps.vic.gov.au From the Acng Principal, Joanna Stanford Dear Parents, Guardians and Friends, We hope that those of you who have received our Parent Opinion survey have found this process easy. We really value your input. If you have any difficulty, please come and see us and we can provide you with some assistance to complete the survey. Our Literacy and Numeracy Night was a huge success. It is such a fabulous community night that is more enjoyable every year! It is so enjoyable to come together to celebrate literacy and numeracy, learning and being a strong community for our children. Our children looked fantasc dressed up as their favourite book or movie character, or the book itself! We are seeing more and more numeracy costumes as well. We love seeing your thought and creavity. I want to thank our grade 6 students who put a huge effort into their costumes and themes. You showed great leadership to inspire our younger students in future years. I would like to thank our teachers. Their dedicaon at this me is truly amazing. Aſter a full working day, they plan together, set up the night and put in a huge effort to make the night such a success for what is oſten a more than a 12 hour working day. Our Sensory Garden is well underway and the rock sandpit and balance beams are starng to take shape. We look forward to this being finished at the end of this term so we can enjoy it in term 4. Thursday 31st August Friday 1st September [A] 9:00am—11:00am [C] 9:00am—11:00am [B] 11:30am—1:30pm [D] 11:30am—1:30pm
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NEWSLETTER

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Principal’s Report—PG 1

Fathers Day Stall—PG 1

School Production—PG 2

Chocolate Fundraiser—PG 2

Literacy and Numeracy Night—PG 3

Showcase Schedule —PG 3

2 Month Calendar—PG 4

Fun Run and Parent Opinion Survey—PG 5

UNIFORM SHOP

Uniforms are compulsory for all students at

Derrimut P.S

Uniforms can be purchased here on

WEDNESDAYS ONLY 8.30 am-10.30am

CASH, VISA, MASTERCARD ALL ACCEPTED

I am concerned about the number of students not being picked up after school, especially on a Friday.

Our school day ends at 3:15pm and the students are supervised until 3:30pm.

If you are unable to pick up your children at this time, you need to make arrangements for regular aftercare at the YMCA.

We often have children here until after 4pm and parents are not contactable. Our procedure for this is to contact the Police and the child will be taken to the local police station.

Fathers Day Stall We are looking for 2-3 volunteers per session who

could help with our Father’s Day Stall on Thursday 31st

August and Friday 1st September. If you are available

between the times below, please call Katie on 8361

1000. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Issue 10: Friday 18th August 2017

40 Lennon Parkway, Derrimut 3030 PO Box 121 Deer Park 3023

T: 8361 1000 F: 8361 1099

E: [email protected] W: www.derrimutps.vic.gov.au

From the Acting Principal, Joanna Stanford

Dear Parents, Guardians and Friends,

We hope that those of you who have received our Parent Opinion survey have found this process easy. We really value your input. If you have any difficulty, please come and see us and we can provide you with some assistance to complete the survey.

Our Literacy and Numeracy Night was a huge success. It is such a fabulous community night that is more enjoyable every year! It is so enjoyable to come together to celebrate literacy and numeracy, learning and being a strong community for our children. Our children looked fantastic dressed up as their favourite book or movie character, or the book itself! We are seeing more and more numeracy costumes as well. We love seeing your thought and creativity. I want to thank our grade 6 students who put a huge effort into their costumes and themes. You showed great leadership to inspire our younger students in future years. I would like to thank our teachers. Their dedication at this time is truly amazing. After a full working day, they plan together, set up the night and put in a huge effort to make the night such a success for what is often a more than a 12 hour working day.

Our Sensory Garden is well underway and the rock sandpit and balance beams are starting to take shape. We look forward to this being finished at the end of this term so we can enjoy it in term 4.

Thursday 31st August Friday 1st September

[A] 9:00am—11:00am [C] 9:00am—11:00am

[B] 11:30am—1:30pm [D] 11:30am—1:30pm

School Production Introducing “The Incomplete Pirate” - Join our heroes as they set sail on the seas of adventure and enjoy as they

navigate challenges, including a play that’s not quite ready! The performances will be on:

Wednesday 20th September, Matinee at 1:30pm

Wednesday 20th September, Evening at 6:30pm

Thursday 21st September, Evening at 6:30pm

*Please note: For the evening performances, students who wish to participate in the production, are required to arrive at school at 5:30pm. A notice will be coming

home to inform students which room they will be required to meet their teachers in.

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW IN THE OFFICE!!!

*Please note: We can only accept CASH!

Cadbury Chocolate Drive

If you wish to continue selling our fundraiser chocolates, please come into the office and see Katie or call us on

8361 1000. We have 60 boxes left over and would appreciate your help to sell them, to make the most of

our fundraiser.

We will be extending the timeline for the top-selling family, until Thursday 14th September. The winning family will receive a $50 Coles Myer Gift Card at the

Showcase on Friday 15th September.

Daily Timetable

9:00am Learning begins

11:00am—11:30am Recess

1:30pm—1:40pm Lunch eating time

1:40pm—2:15pm Lunch break

3:15pm Students are dismissed

Please be aware that delays may occur if you are picking your child up between Recess and Lunch Time.

Come along to our FREE Breakfast Club and have something to eat before school, every Wednesday at 8:15am—8:45am in the Design

Space. There’s cereal, fruit, porridge or baked beans.

Stars of the Week Faith, Noah, Abhishek, Ethan, Shakira,

Ushan, Jedidiah, Angus, David, Vihagi, Tamy, Frances,

CURRICULUM DAY

MONDAY 9TH AUGUST

IS A CURRICULUM DAY.

There will be no school for stu-

dents on this day Happy Birthday To Oscar, Manmeet, Nasya, Ave, Sara

Tucker, James, Leia, Nezha, Aaron,

Rosette, Sally, Yushra, Tylah, Nadeem

strPrep S fantastic reflective thinking .

ategies from our excursion.

5/6B Oscar Xue His independent research skills.

5/6C Angelina

Symeonidis Being an excellent listener

Chatter, chatter, chatter, the sound of my teeth going up and down was the only thing you could hear because on Friday 20th August it was like an ice block on the oval. The first thing was splitting into age groups.

The 10 year olds were doing Discus first. I was in the 10 year old age group even though I am not 10 but I will be soon. As soon as you can imagine! I twisted my body, swung my arm and let go of the discus. Wow! What a great shot. After everybody had their go I had to have another go with some other girl. Another great shot from Leia. It was a great shot but not big enough for a ribbon.

By Leia 3/4A

.

WHOLE SCHOOL SHOWCASE

The Whole School Showcase aims to provide a forum for students and

learning communities, to showcase to parents and our local community, work

and learning that they have embarked on.

Listed below are Term 3 dates:

WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU THERE!

Open Community Afternoons

(in the Community) 2:45pm – 3:15pm

Whole School Showcase

(in the Gym)

2:30pm – 3:15pm

August

4th, 11th, 18th

September

1st, 8th

Friday 25th August

Grasslands 1

Gallery 1

5/6 Yellow

Friday 15th September

Prep Red

1/2 Green

Gallery 2

Visual Arts

Literacy and Numeracy Night

Thank you to all students and families for joining us at our Literacy and Numeracy Night. It was fantastic to see

everyone arrive in such colourful and creative characters and immerse themselves in the various activities. We look

forward to seeing you again next year!

Best-dressed student goes to Aadi from 5/6 Grasslands 2.

Winners of the Guess the Mentos and Jelly lollies competition were Emily and Isa from 1/2 Green. Rebecca from 5/6 Grasslands 2 will be taking home the M&Ms jar.

Congratulations to Kylahn from 1/2 Creekbed 1 and Anna from 3/4 Purple for their dedication in the Guess the

Teacher competitions. Well done to everyone for your tremendous effort!

School Banking Upcoming Dates

23rd August

30th August

2017 TERM DATES

Term 1: Thursday 2nd February 2017—Friday 31st March 2017

Term 2: Tuesday 18th April 2017—Friday 30th June 2017

Term 3: Monday 17th July 2017—Friday 22nd September 2017

Term 4: Monday 9th October 2017—Friday 22nd December 2017

The Resource Centre

Borrowing Books

The Resource Centre is open to borrow books on:

MONDAY 3:15pm—3:45pm

THURSDAY 3:15pm—3:45pm

SEPTEMBER 2017

AUGUST 2017 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Su

1 2 3 4 CHOCOLATE DRIVE ENDS

VU Music Excursion

5 6

7 BOOKFAIR 8 BOOKFAIR 9 BOOKFAIR

LITERACY AND NUMERACY NIGHT

10 BOOKFAIR

Prep School Tours 9am & 10am

11 BOOKFAIR 12 13

14 15 School Council 6pm

16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 Creekbed 1 Science

Works Excursion

Billy Slater Rugby

24 5/6 Yellow Melbourne Museum Excursion

25 SHOWCASE 2:30pm

26 27

28 29 30 31 FATHERS DAY STALL

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

1 FATHERS DAY STALL

Grassland 1—Writing Incursion

2 3

4 3/4 CAMP 5 3/4 CAMP 6 3/4 CAMP 7 3/4 CAMP

Kids Teaching Kids Conference

8 3/4 CAMP 9 10

11 SCHOOL FUN RUN

12 Footy Day 13 14 15 SHOWCASE

2:30pm

16 17

18 19 School Council 6pm

20 School Production: 1pm-3pm, 6pm-8pm

21 School Production 6pm-8pm

22 Last day of Term 3—STUDENTS FINISH AT

2:15pm

23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30


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