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East Hills Newsletter Page 1 Coming Soon Swim Scheme 9-13 April P&C Mothers Day Stall 10 May Last day of Term 1 13 April K-2 School Assembly 11 May Staff Development Day 30 April P&C Mothers Day Stall 11 May P&C Meeting 14 May First day of Term 2 1 May Book Fair 17 22 May District Cross Country 2 May 3-6 School Assembly 18 May Mothers Day Assembly 7 May National Sorry Day 25 May ICAS Digital Tech Exam 8 May ICAS Science Exam 29 May Dear Parents and Carers, Over the term, staff have been evaluating the success of the multi-sport program held at East Hills Public School. Unfortunately this program will no longer be operating at school. Instead our teachers will conduct weekly sport skills and fitness sessions with students. If you have made payments for terms 2,3 and/or 4 please be advised that these will be held as fees in advance and automatically allocated against other planned school activities such as excursions or incursions or against any outstanding fees owing. Over the term as a whole school community we have worked closely together to create our school vision and school plan for 2018-2020. Our three strategic directions chosen are Evidence Informed Teaching and Learning, Connected Communities and Empowered Learners. Our school leaders are very excited and very much engaged with the school plan and look forward to giving you more information along our three year journey. The vision statement that we created with school community input is below. East Hills Public School Vision Statement To be an educational centre of excellence where evidence informed teaching and learning is central to developing, informed, engaged and self- regulating citizens who can effectively communicate and make authentic connections with themselves and the wider community. Our students are skilled for living empowered philanthropic lives. As a whole school community we need to work hard on developing the general knowledge and vocabulary of our children. We sometimes assume they know more than what they actually do. Our teachers are responsible for creating relevant and significant learning experiences which stimulate discussions, reflection and higher order thinking. Parents also play an especially important role here. Dinner table conversations, weekend excursions, road trips and shared experiences help build important ‘field knowledge’ for the students which they draw upon across a range of subject areas. It is important to remember that over the upcoming holiday break your bushwalk in the mountains, the parent child muffin baking session, your living room debrief on what the weather will be tomorrow, or giving 12 April 2018 Term 1 Week 11 East Hills Public School `working together for our children’s future` NEWSLETTER Lucas Road East Hills NSW 2213 Ph: 9773 8468 Fax: 9792 3948 [email protected] www.easthills-p.school.nsw.edu.au
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East Hills Newsletter Page 1

Coming Soon

Swim Scheme 9-13 April P&C Mothers Day Stall 10 May Last day of Term 1 13 April K-2 School Assembly 11 May Staff Development Day 30 April P&C Mothers Day Stall 11 May P&C Meeting 14 May First day of Term 2 1 May Book Fair 17 – 22 May District Cross Country 2 May 3-6 School Assembly 18 May Mothers Day Assembly 7 May National Sorry Day 25 May ICAS Digital Tech Exam 8 May ICAS Science Exam 29 May

Dear Parents and Carers,

Over the term, staff have been evaluating the

success of the multi-sport program held at East

Hills Public School. Unfortunately this program

will no longer be operating at school. Instead

our teachers will conduct weekly sport skills

and fitness sessions with students. If you have

made payments for terms 2,3 and/or 4 please

be advised that these will be held as fees in

advance and automatically allocated against

other planned school activities such as

excursions or incursions or against any

outstanding fees owing.

Over the term as a whole school community we

have worked closely together to create our

school vision and school plan for 2018-2020.

Our three strategic directions chosen are

Evidence Informed Teaching and Learning,

Connected Communities and Empowered

Learners. Our school leaders are very excited

and very much engaged with the school plan

and look forward to giving you more information

along our three year journey. The vision

statement that we created with school

community input is below.

East Hills Public School Vision Statement

To be an educational centre of excellence where

evidence informed teaching and learning is central

to developing, informed, engaged and self-

regulating citizens who can effectively communicate

and make authentic connections with themselves

and the wider community. Our students are skilled

for living empowered philanthropic lives.

As a whole school community we need to work

hard on developing the general knowledge and

vocabulary of our children. We sometimes

assume they know more than what they

actually do. Our teachers are responsible for

creating relevant and significant learning

experiences which stimulate discussions,

reflection and higher order thinking. Parents

also play an especially important role here.

Dinner table conversations, weekend

excursions, road trips and shared experiences

help build important ‘field knowledge’ for the

students which they draw upon across a range

of subject areas. It is important to remember

that over the upcoming holiday break your

bushwalk in the mountains, the parent – child

muffin baking session, your living room debrief

on what the weather will be tomorrow, or giving

12 April 2018 Term 1 Week 11

East Hills Public School `working together for our children’s future`

NEWSLETTER

Lucas Road East Hills NSW 2213

Ph: 9773 8468 Fax: 9792 3948

[email protected]

www.easthills-p.school.nsw.edu.au

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your child your favourite memory will provide

important ‘meaning making’ opportunities. Our

children are like sponges and they grow and

learn by doing, talking and sharing.

I hope everyone has a safe and happy term 1

holiday break including our staff who will use

the break to rest and recharge. Thanking you

all for your support and collaboration over the

term.

Mrs Gina Longo

Relieving Principal

CHANGES TO ASSEMBLY IN TERM 2

Thanks to the community who provided

feedback on our survey about the current

format of our Friday assembly. The survey

responses have led us to change the current

organisation of assembly. The assembly will

remain on a Friday and will begin at 9 am,

straight after lines. K-2 and 3-6 will attend

separate assemblies, on alternating weeks

beginning with our first K-2 assembly in week

2.

DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY

If your child has been selected to represent

East Hills Public School by competing in the

2018 District Cross Country Carnival on

Wednesday 2 May 2018, please return the

permission slip, together with payment of

$14.00 by COB Friday 13 April. Please place in

a sealed, clearly marked envelope and bring to

the office.

DANCE UPDATE

2018 has seen the students of East Hills Public

School begin their dance education with a

bang! They have been focusing on their

travelling sequences and have been learning to

use them to connect various movements using

transitions. Each class has already begun

working on their class performance for our

annual East Hills Public School Creative Arts

Concert. Miss Hickman was so impressed with

the number of students that auditioned for

dance troupes this year, that she accepted all

students and created four troupes.

We have the following groups representing

East Hills Public School in dance this year:

Senior Diamonds (Years 3-6)

Junior Opals (Years 1-2) (Schools Spectacular

audition group)

B Boys Onyx (Years 3-6)

Junior Pearls (Years 1-2)

Miss Hickman is so excited for the year ahead!

The confidence and enthusiasm of the students

at East Hills Public School during dance is

heart-warming, and she cannot wait to see

them all on stage again at the end of the year.

Happy dancing!

PSSA SPORT REPORTS

Netball

After our break over the Easter weekend, our

junior and senior teams were excited to play.

Our matches were against Revesby South. In

the juniors, Ameena did a great job trying to

defend some very tall players and Malak is

improving her knowledge of positions every

week. We ended up going down in a tough

match 19-0. The seniors put up a brave fight,

with some impressive circle passing from

Jacey and Fatima. Our team lost 35-0 but the

score does not reflect the effort and

determination of the girls.

Well done on some great matches this term

netball teams!

Touch Football The junior and senior touch football teams had

one of their best performances of the year last

week. Despite losing their respective matches,

they are beginning to play some attractive footy

and managed to score some brilliant team tries.

The results against Milperra were:

Juniors: 2-8 Loss

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Seniors: 3-7 Loss

This week’s match Vs. Padstow North at The

Vale of Ah (Field 3)

Keep up the good work boys.

Newcombe Ball -. Last week we played against Panania Gold at

home. It is clear to see how both juniors and

seniors are getting into the spirit of the game.

The juniors bounced back from 15-2 loss to win

14-13 and claim a draw. The seniors

unfortunately lost both games. As a surprise

act of kindness, Panania awarded Minhad

player of the match. Minhad was given a

chocolate Easter egg. Mr Ko is still waiting to

receive an award for ‘best coach’.

WHOLE SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

All parents and carers are invited to attend our

K-2 school assembly. Please join us at 9am on

Friday 11 May 2018.

The following children will receive an

Award for Excellence at the 3-6 Friday

assembly on 18.05.18:

Kai McGrath x 2

The following children will receive a

Bronze Dollarmite Certificate at the

K-2 Assembly on 11.5.18:

Chantelle Dempster

P&C NEWS

We would like to send a massive thankyou out

to the community for your support of our Easter

raffle. With your donations and support of ticket

sales we were able to raise $726

Our Mothers Day stall will be held on Thursday

10 and Friday 11 May.

Just a reminder also that the Coles sports

program has now finished. Please bring any of

your remaining vouchers into school and place

them in the collection box by the end of this

term.

P&C meetings for term 2 are scheduled for:

Monday 14 May at 5.30pm

Monday 18 June at 9.15am

P&C Contact Details

For any information regarding the P&C please

find any of the committee members around the

playground before or after school or email us

[email protected]

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