Taralga Public School Newsletter
95 Orchard Street, TARALGA NSW 2580
Phone: 4840 2047 Fax: 48402152 Email: [email protected] Website: www.taralga-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
The teachers have been very busy
assessing students and writing the
school reports. These will be
distributed the last week of school
on Thursday, 15th December.
Taralga Public School students
are delightful and beautifully
behaved. The school is settled and
all routines are being followed.
This is a credit to all staff and
students.
We are looking forward to
Assembly on Friday 2nd
December and our special visitors
-Kindergarten 2012. There are
many awards to be given out to
celebrate students achievements.
If you have any concerns or
would like to meet your child’s
teacher please contact the office
to make an appointment.
With regards to the school, as
information comes to hand, I will
ensure that it is passed on to the
school community.
Regards
Liza Duncan
Term 4
Week 8
Dates to Remember
2.12 Year 6 fund raising pyjama
mufti day.
5.12 Orientation Day -
Crookwell High School
8.12 Year 6 Farewell Dinner
14.12 Presentation Night
16.12 Last day for students
19.12 Staff Development Day
20.12 Staff Development Day
YEAR 6 FUNDRAISER -
PYJAMA/MUFTI DAY
On Friday, 2nd December, Year 6
are having their last fundraiser for
the year to raise money for their
Year 6 gift to the school.
Children will be able to wear their
pyjamas or neat/sensible casual
clothes (no heels, no midriff tops)
to school and are asked for a $2.00
donation for this privilege.
Thanking you,
Year 6 students.
FRIDAY ASSEMBLY
The regular School Assembly
will resume at 9:00 a.m.
tomorrow, Friday in the
Library. Lots of awards to give
out, hope you can be there.
KINDERGARTEN
ENROLMENTS
We are now accepting
Kindergarten Enrolments for
2012. If you have not put your
child’s name down for next
year, please come in and see us
and collect an enrolment form.
If you know of any students
who might be coming to our
school next year, please ask
them to come to the office for
an information pack.
K - 1
K-1 are very excited to start our Christmas craft. Thank you to all the
parents that topped up the pencils and textas in their children’s pencil
tins. Today we set up our Christmas Tree and look forward to adding
some of the decorations we have made.
2-3-4 2-3-4 are enjoying their fast maths which develops their recall of
mental facts. I'm hugely impressed with all students and their
excellent reading ability. The more you read the better you get!!
4-5-6 Back to normal school work this week. We have presented our HSIE
research projects to the class and completed a question session for each
topic. We are working hard to complete the last units in our textbooks,
ready to go home. Year 6 have their final fundraiser this Friday - a
mufti/pyjama day. Please help us raise the “last bit” of money for our
Year 6 gift to the school.
LIBRARY/SCIENCE
Book Fair has been very successful - thanks everyone for supporting
the Book Fair and our school library.
We are so lucky to have such a modern, well resourced library, com-
puter lab and connected classroom - enabling our students to research
and learn.
Mrs Hayes
Try to keep that reading routine going. Even in this busy season and
through the holidays, if we make the effort to take time to read, then
it becomes part of our day and that is awesome.☺☺☺☺☺☺
Kevin Murphy - Tennis Coaching Clinic
January School Holidays Railway Tennis Club, Bruce Street, Goulburn - 9 am to 1 pm
CLINIC 1 - 3rd, 4th & 5th January, 2012
CLINIC 2 - 23rd, 24th & 25th January, 2012
Please contact Kevin - 0417 359 721 for further details
Did you have your name on the Positive Side of the
Level Sheet in Week 7, Term 4?
Emmalee Croker, Bianca Melville, Thomas Hall, Declan McDade, Cooper
Melville, Jessica Sharman, Chloe Eardley, Rani Woodside, Isaac Corby, Jamie
Derwent, Shana McLean, Kyra Baker, Lewis Golding, Angus Marshall,
Makensy Baines, Casey Hall, Corey McLean.
MEETINGS - We would love to have more parents at our meetings. Next meeting will be at
the new time of 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, 14th December, 2011.
DISCO - The P & C will be running a disco on the last day of school - Friday, 16.12.11 during the
day. The theme will be Hawaiian/South Pacific. Invitations will be going out closer to the day.
MONSTER HAMPER RAFFLE - We have not received many donations for our monster Christ-
mas Hamper raffle yet. please send in an item of non-perishable food suitable for a Christmas
hamper. if every family sends in something, we can have a great prize.
LIBRARY BAGS - The P & C have a new selection of library bags for sale. They are $10.00
each.
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TARALGA TENNIS ASSOCIATION - Invites you to the Opening of our new multi-
purpose courts - 12:00 noon, Sunday, 11th December, 2011.
The Association would like to thank Veolia Mulwaree Trust, Sport and Recreation NSW and the
Taralga & District Lions Club for their financial support to complete the project.
It is only through generous donations from these organisations and other private donations that we
have been able to complete the courts.
The sports facility will be available for use by Taralga Public School.
RSVP - Michelle Bennett - 48402146 or Martha Grahame - 48402445 by Monday, 5th December
for catering purposes.
YEAR 5 - MATHS SESSION
Our students in Year 5 - Lewis Golding, Angus
Marshall, Mikayla Hall, Kyra Baker and Annie Hall -
found out in practical maths that one cubic metre is
quite big!!!
CROOKWELL CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
This festival is on Saturday, 10th December starting in the street with the business houses
promotions and celebrations, with extended opening hours till 4:00 p.m. then round to
Memorial Oval for the children’s activities which will include face painting, jumping castle,
fairy floss, entertainment, sponge throwing, silly pics, Lions BBQ, guessing competition,
Lynn’s Coffee, Santa and his elf and other children's activities from 4:00 pm till 7:00 p.m.
Carols in the Park will follow from 7:00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. and will include the Pilgrim Pup-
pets and Unity Band as well as popular carol singing.
Make this a real family day out as you check out our shops for that special or hard to find
present - let the children enjoy some fun while you catch up with friends and share a coffee
and BBQ before coming together to celebrate the Carols and the real meaning of Christmas.
4:15 pm St Marys School Choir
5:00 pm Crookwell High School entertains
5:30 pm Santa and Elves
6:00 pm CADS Carollers
6:30 pm Pilgrim Puppets
7-9 pm Carols in the Park
Other activities:
Thong throwing Egg and Spoon races Pumpkin Bowling Tug-a-war
SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT DAY!!!!