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Swan View Newsletter
Swan View Primary School
From The Principal’s Desk
Term 2 2015 18th June 2015
Coming Soon
22nd June
1st Aid course
B5, B4, C4 & A1
23rd June
Staff Meeting
24th June
Assembly A6
A7 Presenting
25th June
School Council
Meeting 3:15 to 4:15
30th June
Whole School
Reward
JRFH Jump Off
Dear Parents, Carers and Staff,
School Council Meeting 25 June 3:15 -4:15pm. There is an urgent need to re-profile the composition of the school council. We have not enjoyed sufficient membership over the past few years. In order for staff members to attend council meetings the meetings need to be held outside the hours of school. To this end, we will have our meetings on the Thursday of week 8, like we have always done, but we will have them immediately following school. So that we have a full quorum at each of the meetings it is necessary to seek the support of the following; 5 staff members, 5 community members and 5 parent members. So far we have as staff representatives; Marg Dove, Rob Wright, Sue Smith, Bev Ingham and Vanya Thomas (Executive Officer). The community members are Joanna Harper (The Smith Family), Rob Bertram and Michael Slater (local business men). The parents on the council include, Deb Butler, Sue Fraser and Sarah Mitchell. Wouldn’t it be lovely to have a dad on the school council? We only meet 4 times a year, so the time commitment is not exactly onerous. Is there any one out there? Forms requiring an Update We need to have permission to administer first aid to your children when they are in need of it. But to do so we need you permission on the student enrolment form, please come in and make sure you have ticked off the correct box. Parking in Staff Car park A reminder that the staff car park is out of bounds for parents and carers for dropping of and picking up children. This is a
safety requirement . School Uniforms/Jumper Please make sure your children are wearing the correct school jumper or wind cheater. Reporting to Parents I am in the midst of reading and signing off on your children’s reports. I hope to have them out before the end of term so that parents and carers can make appointments to take with staff if they have concerns or, just as importantly, want to celebrate the good things. General Behaviour Issues. This is a good school and parents and carers and staff know and recognize that most of our students are beautiful kids with respect for attitudes and engaged in their learning. For that I thank you all because your support creates a positive environment for our students. However, it is very noticeable that our standards are being eaten away by a very small group of badly behaved children. Sad to say, most of these children are new to the school this year. I would like to see more parents take part in school activities and assist staff members to develop respect, good manners, resilience and friendliness in your children EduDance EduDance will happen next term each Thursday. As you are aware the cost of the dance program is $36. Statements will be sent home next week. This is an advance notice to give you some time to put some money aside. If you have two or more children you might need to take advantage of a payment plan. You can then pay so much each week until you’ve reached the total. EFTPOS available
Students are to
arrive at school
from 8:30 am.
Please drop off your
child/ren from this
time.
C Block recipients
C1 Heath Reynolds Royah Alizadeh
Early Childhood Unit
EC4 Mitchell Hanson Radin Tajik
EC5 Kyle Balmes Amber Burke
Sports Cody Tobin Marcus Tattum
Science Shivani ManojKumar
Blake Edney
Music Latoya Dlamini
Congratulations to all of the following students who received
honour certificates.
A Block recipients
A1 Tayla Lupton Jerome Vega
A6 Elleanne McLennon Destinee Dhue
A7 Ciahn Button Kaitlin Hodgson
B Block recipients
B2 Korey Anderson Ethan Bosio-Talbot
B3 Uvindu Abeysinghe Raf Arienda
B4 Ella Caputo Emily Slade
B5 Naseem Woods Liam Milner-Jutten
B6 Tearna Allcroft Jack Hulme
HONOUR
CERTIFICATES
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Breakfast Club
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Parents/Carers/Community Members—We need your help to run our Breakfast Club program on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7.45am-8.30am. We require assistance with breakfast setup, serving of food and pack up. Our breakfast program positively contributes to better —
Physical Health Punctuality in class Academic outcomes Concentration Class attendance Social Skills Awareness of healthy eating Behaviour Social Relations between students and staff Engagement in class activity Life Skills If you are available to help out please contact Noelene or the front office.
Healthy Children/Happy Life
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NATIONAL SIMULTANEAIUS STORY TIME
9am on Wednesday the 27th May was when the children in B2, B3, B4 and B5 celebrated NATIONAL SIMULTANEOUS STORYTIME. Approximately 500,000 children all around Australia were read the same book “The Brothers Quibble” at the same time. The children in B4 made bunting to celebrate this special occasion and this was displayed for all to see.. The children enjoyed a wonderful story about Spalding Quibble, who reacts to a new baby in his family, only to find that babies grow up into people who sometimes disagree but are there to share lives and love you..
Relax Kids– fun activity & relaxation classes for kids
“Relax Kids” classes improve: self esteem, creativity, listening skills, focus, concentration, im-proved sleep and confidence. Your child will enjoy: games and songs, storytelling, movement, stretching, breathing exercises, affirmations and relaxations. Download your FREE relaxation pack online www.relaxkids.com/free
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Canteen News by Teresa Elzer
Let’s Cook –To be part of the Swan View Primary School cookbook please send your
recipes to the canteen. We are looking for recipes that work for you and your family, quick,
easy and everyone loves. Please include child’s name, room number, parents name and
phone number along with your recipe to the canteen or email [email protected] by
this Friday 19th June 2015.
BIRTHDAY SERVICE
One of the options for the birthday service is the “Fruit Cake”. $20 it is made with a wa-
termelon base and fresh fruit in season. It is a big hit with the students. Consider this
for your child’s next birthday.
NOTE FROM THE PRINCIPAL.
Thank you Teresa and your volunteers for your great work. The students love your ap-
proach to food preparation. Marg
Fundraising News by Sarah Mitchell
The Super Hero Day was a huge success! It was great to see the students having so much fun. On behalf of the P & C, we would like to thank Mrs Dove and Mr Tompkins for allowing the Super Hero Dress Up Day possible.