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Bayswater South Primary School Issue 37, December 5 2016

What a fantastic night last Wednesday was. A great variety of stalls, grade performances, children's activities and of course a visit by the fire brigade. It was great so see so

many smiling faces.

THE BULLETIN Issue 38, December 12 2016

Principal's Corner

Goodbye 2016, Hello 2017

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Yr 3/4’s Wood-Working Workshop at Bayswater Sec College

Christmas Market

Inside the Classroom

Learning & Leading through Languages

Key Dates- for your diary

Term4 Wed Dec 14 Siemens Choir Excursion (change of

date) Thu Dec 15 Yr 6 Graduation 6pm Fri Dec 16 Reports to go home Fri Dec 16 Year 6 Mystery Tour Tue Dec 20 Term 4 finishes at 1.30pm Tue Jan 31 School begins for 2017

This will be our last official Bulletin for 2016.

The Bulletin team would like to thank everyone for their

contributions throughout the year.

We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy

New Year.

Hope Santa Comes!


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Dear Parents, Staff and Students,

As I am sitting here reflecting as the year is drawing to a close, it is amazing how much we jam into a school year. It is amazing the amount of learning, work and growth our students experience. No different to other children you may say, but when you consider that they do this in two languages there is a difference. Our recent discussions with Marcia from the IB only reaffirm the special program we have here at BSPS. Marcia and the IB have acknowledged the unique program we have and are eager to work with our school. This is not just in an Australian sense but also internationally. Sometimes as parents we can easily forget and make judgments, when this is not like any normal school and your experience at school is most likely quite different to that our your child. So an open mind is essential and the partnership between the school and the parents needs to be as one, in order to ensure your child has the best support to undertake the challenge. On the most part we are well on the way as a community to achieve this and I thank our community for their commitment to that.

One such example of positive action has no doubt been the latest Christmas Market. It was nothing short of being our best ever and it was fantastic to see so many of our families attend. A special thanks to Nicole Whitty, Nicole Higham and Wendy Wright for their leadership, time and effort in making a difference for our school. Thank you to also to the band of supporters who assisted in any way to this special event.

Another positive, was the transition day and in particular the Prep BBQ. It was great to have so many of our mums help with the BBQ and ensure our new Prep families were welcomed to the community. Thank you. I must say it was also a fun experience for me being cross-examined about next year's staffing. There can be no doubting their determination in extracting information from a source! All will be revealed next Friday, but we can confirm the following arrangements for next year: Prep Team- Megan Payne, Sylvia Schmelzle, Matthew Campbell and Lisa Gillson.

We welcome to our school Lisa and Matthew. Lisa is a graduate who has experienced life at Bayswater South before. Matthew comes from the well-respected Glenferrie Primary School and he will play an integral part of ensuring our Physical Education program goes to another level.

In respect to the Curriculum, there will be some slight changes next year, taking into account the Government guidelines and what we feel best suits our special school. Matthew will lead our PE program, as a specialist in this area, with each class receiving one PE class and one sport class per week. Next year, students will have the opportunity to attend lunchtime sessions. The area of social and emotional development is also focus with every Friday after assembly scheduled for 'class circles', and we will also have one hour per week dedicated as a Wellbeing hour with emphasis on the Leader in Me, Electives, and student social skill development. Next year we will continue to build on our connection with Knox Council in developing our leaders and building resilience; we will connect with Bayswater Secondary in providing sessions of wood work, science experiments and technology; and excitingly we will work closely with the renowned 'Berry Street- in helping us with relationship building and dealing with the issues our children face. Our Math and Writing programs will be school wide and our inquiry methodology will continue to mature. Lastly, in the midst of this structure our teachers will continue to be trained and developed in terms of leadership and coaching.

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Principal’s Message– Goodbye 2016 Hello 2017

$50,000 for

Year 5 & 6

students to

have one to

one laptops

and 24

ipads for

Year 1 & 2


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Tweetification of the week— Christmas Market

Follow US!

Last week’s Principal’s (Oscar) awards were presented to: – Declan Saunders—2M

Principal's Corner

Finally, in light of all this, I can report that we are now successfully operating on a sustainable financial model, well ahead of schedule; thankfully, largely due to the support of the three Parent Councils I have worked with led by Phil, Mandy, and Frank and the amazing work of Noleen Maxwell, our Business Manager. I sincerely thank them for their support. This means BSPS now has a greater choice in budgeting items. So I am very pleased to announce the following financial allocations for 2017:

$50, 000 for Year 5 & 6 students to have one to one laptops and 24 ipads for Year 1 and 2

$50 000 towards playground development

$40 000 towards oval/playground drainage development

$10 000 towards English teacher resources

$4 000 towards Math teacher resources

$3 000 each towards German, Science, Art, Music

$6 000 towards library books

$5 000 towards sport

When you further consider over the break and early Term 1 that our Year 5 -6 portables will be refitted with carpet and repainted, and receive updated ICT functionality ie projectors, and that our playgrounds and sand pit will be refreshed and upgraded, we are well on the way to ensuring our teachers and our students have access to quality resources.

That is it for now, for my final Bulletin report for the year, next week I will send home a letter containing some acknowledgements and more staffing information for 2017. If I can ask one favour, as you share this great news, please remind everyone to read the Bulletin. We need more of our community reading it in order to stay informed.

Have a great week! Jayson Williams Principal [email protected]

@principalbsps

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Hello, my name is Bronwyn Upton and I am the Bayswater South Primary School Chaplain. I would like to outline for you the role a Chaplain plays within the school community. A Chaplain will-

Provide care and be a friend

Be a 'listening ear' for those who need someone to talk to

Provide pastoral care (encouragement and support)

Help a child sort through a problem or an issue

Run support groups (eg. Friendship programs)

Connect with parents as the need arises

Refer a child to other professionals

Support teachers in class, helping out as needed Matters of faith are only pursued when a person wishes to talk about them Life is not always easy. But knowing that someone is there for you to talk to, to listen, to encourage and to walk alongside you can be very comforting and can help you through difficult situations. My chaplaincy role is about offering care and support to the whole school community. It's about working with students, parents and teachers to assist in meeting the needs that arise in our daily lives. Children today have to deal with some very 'grown up' issues such as family break-up, grief and addictions. Or they may be struggling to make friends or to fit in with their peers. These can be very traumatic for children and could affect their ability to cope with the stresses of daily life. As such it may be beneficial for your child to have someone who they can talk to. This would occur on a purely voluntary basis. If you would prefer that this interaction not happen for your child/ren, please contact the school. Please feel free to call me regarding anything I can help you with. I am available on Mondays and Tuesdays at the school betw een 9am – 2.30pm. Or leave a message anytime and I will call you back. Regards Bronwyn Upton SCHOOL CHAPLAIN

BSPS Reminder & News Snippets

Emergency details– It is the parents' responsibility to ensure your emergency details are updated regularly.

Bike safety - Student are reminded to walk their bikes and scooters on school grounds. While on pathways all students must look out for pedestrians and to keep a good distance between themselves and other children.

Dogs on the school grounds—Could parents please refrain from bringing their dogs onto the school ground, as per School Council regulations. Any dog on school grounds must have obtained special permission from the Council.

BSPS Effective Communication Channels

Student query/issue= Contact the classroom teacher

School wide query/issue = Contact Jayson or Bret

Financial - Administration query /issue = Contact the office.

NB. Our Parent's Club Facebook page is not an official communication channel of BSPS










Blog Links Prep http://bspsprepblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Year 1 http://bspsyearoneblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Year 2 http://bspsyeartwoblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Year 3 http://bspsyearthreeblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Year 4 http://bspsyearfourblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Year 5 http://bspsyearfiveblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Year 6 http://bspsyearsixblog.global2.vic.edu.au

Passwords can be obtained from your teacher

2017 SCHOOL FEES

The Student Educational Materials and Fees Information and Payment Sheet has been sent home this week. If you are making a

payment at the Office please ensure you bring your payment sheet with you.

The preferred payment method is by Qkr.

Cards accepted for this payment method are Visa and Mastercard.

POLICIES

The school’s Parent Payment Policy and Hardship Policy will be uploaded to the school’s website for your convenience.

PARENT PAYMENT CONTACT

The school’s Parent Payment Contact is Noleen Maxwell. Noleen can be contacted via phone (9729 2862), email

([email protected]) or at the Office to discuss possible support options for families who may be

experiencing difficulty making payments for school fees, excursions, activities and uniform.

2016 OUTSTANDING SCHOOL FEES

Please ensure all outstanding 2016 school fees are paid by the end of the school year.

Office News

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BSPS Year 6 Leadership positions for 2017 On Thursday December 8 at a special assembly, we had the pleasure of having the Hon Alan Tudge MP, Federal Member for

Aston here to present the Aston Shield. Congratulations to Flemming Houe (Cassie Maisey & Blair Priems) on winning this

award. Mr Tudge was then kind enough to announce our leaders for 2017.

Congratulations to the following Leaders:

Leadership Team: Timofey Kustov School Captain

Jennifer Ridd School Captain

Sebastian Varela Torres School Vice-Captain

Lucy Preston School Vice-Captain

Ethan Wright Academic Captain

Anngraha Shiju Academic Captain

Andrew Whiteley Wellbeing Captain

Madison Broder Wellbeing Captain

Jack Whitty Sports Captain

Jayde McLachlan Sports Captain

Leadership Responsibilities: Luke Holloway SRC

Brodie Decelis SRC

Jayden James-Gabriel SRC

Emjay Matheson SRC

Ameisha Gupta SRC

Elsa Monge SRC

Noah Boehl Flemming House Captain

Sven Luedtke Flemming House Captain

Oscar Hellier Lewis House Captain

Riley Matheson Lewis House Captain

Mind Srisoda DeCastella House Captain

Ryan Davis Decastella House Captain

Natasha Walton Martin House Captain

Harry Williams Martin House Captain

Congratulations!

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Inside the Classroom - Years 3/4 Bayswater Secondary College Wood-Work

Workshop


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Selected students from Grade were given the opportunity to visit Bayswater Secondary College last Friday for a word working

workshop.


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Last Tuesday our 2017 preps had their final transition session

before they begin school next year.

Thanks to our great transition program/teachers, all the stu-

dents feel very settled and are looking forward to beginning

school next year.

At the conclusion of this session parents and students were

invited to a welcome BBQ.

Mr Williams did a great job cooking sausages for our 2017

preps.

2017 Prep Transition


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ICT News

Students read

each other’s work

and offer positive

feedback in the

form of a

Comment

Example of stu-

dent ‘Posts’ on

various topics

Students have

links to their

own personal

pages through

their Avatar

ICT in action at BSPS

This term in the year 3/4 classes, Mr Mottrom and Mrs Hill have been using ‘Kidblogs’ to foster students’ love of writing and

creative thinking.

Students have learnt about Blogs. They have their own account and Blog page. They have made an Avatar and learnt how to

‘Post.’ They have used these posts to display their writing and share their ideas and opinions on various topics.

They have also used the Blog pages as a medium for the positive reinforcement of other students, by reading their posts and

commenting positively on their work.

Well done to all the year3/4 students for their positive Blog contributions this term.

In 2017 the new 3/4 students will continue to work on and develop this area of ICT at BSPS, publishing their work, thoughts

and opinions on various topics.

Bret Mottrom


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Student Grade For

Ben Berger PP Thank you for sharing your holiday diary with us! It was great.

Cayden Swale PSB Being proactive and helping others in the classroom. Wunderbar!

Olli Weber 1-S Putting a lot of effort into his learning. Well done Olli!

Sebastian Meredith 1-S A wonderful retell of “A Snail on a Whale”! Fantastic.

Milla Kopek 1-S Working on the “ou””ow” sounds last week. Well done.

Xavier Scott 1-W Completing Year 1 and Year 2 Mathletics courses. You are a star!

Princess Van Der Burght 2-M Writing a fantastic letter to Santa and giving great reasons why she

has been good this year. Merry Christmas!

2W or 2D however called 2-D Being a wonderful grade 2 class and helping Frau Dickinson learn

about you and Bayswater South Primary School.

Lillian Davis 2-D Being proactive in her learning and always giving her very best. Great

work!

Hannah Lee 3/4H 100 percent attendance over the whole year. Great work!

Zac Elderhurst 3/4R A really great and sustained effort to improve his learning and behaviour. Well done!

Kayla Wong 3/4W Her terrific attitude and effort in everything she does at school. Well

done Kayla!

Samantha Peppler 5OP Her excellent efforts as a peer mediator! Well done Sam!

Anngraha Shiju 5OP Consistently showing excellent behavior and leadership skills! Well

done!

Logan Jenkins 6-W His efforts in his work on reflecting on his school years.

Sick Bay Roster

Fri Dec 16 Kathy Hermann

From Our Year 6 Leaders

The year six students of 2016 would like to give a massive thank you to this wonderful primary school and everyone one in our school community, for all the great things that you made possible. All the camps and excursions were so fun and we are so grateful that you put effort into organising these wonderful experiences. A big thank you, to all the staff & teachers for teaching us so many things over the years we have been here. We would not be the people we are today without you! Lessons have been, as well as educational, fascinating, character-building, and fun. Your efforts are very much appreciated and we all are so grateful for your powerful influence and support. We would also like to thank the Parent Club for everything they helped organise and all the fundraisers that have gone towards the school. We would also like to thank you for you effort and contributions towards the Cuckoo Excursion and our Graduation. You have made such a big impact on helping to improve the school. To conclude, we would just like to give a proper farewell to this amazing community and thank all of you for making these seven years a wonderful experience. From the Year Six Leaders of 2016.


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School Council President’s Reflections

As this is my last contribution to the newsletter in 2016, I would like to thank BSPS and its community for

having given me the honor and privilege to serve on the council for the last 4 years. In that time, I have

been a general member (2013), secretary (2014), vice-president (2015) and president (2016), I have seen

the introduction of the German program into grade 4 and the subsequent expansion towards the full 50-50

model, I have worked with 2 principals, 2 vice-principals, various staff and over 10 other parent council

members, seen about 100 students graduating and over 100 new students arriving, and experienced many

more BSPS events, far too many to name them all here.

Just as any parent who suddenly has a child that is coming of primary school age, but even more so as I

was not born and brought up in Australia, I had no idea what going to school in Australia would mean for

my child, my daughter Ella. Due to work commitments, I had already missed out on many of my

daughter's achievements at kinder and I wished that there was a way for me to get involved, to stay

informed, with my daughter's developments at school. Although there are many ways one can get

involved with events at school, I found that due to my work commitments the only way I could get

involved with the school was through participation in the council. I put my hand up for school council and

was duly elected.

If the story above sounds familiar to you, and you feel that you would like to be involved more with your

child's school, and you have been considering joining the council, let me assure you that being part of the

school council is extremely rewarding. Not for one moment have I regretted being part of the council.

Besides being able to make real developments happen at school, I have also received the personal

satisfaction of learning and understanding about our school system (as my children will be at school for at

least 12 years, the knowledge and experience gained will be relevant and useful for quite some time),

gained respect and understanding in people's efforts in ever improving our school (and believe me, there

are more different opinions on how to improve the school than there are parents at BSPS!), learned about

and immersed myself in our diverse community, and enjoy being recognized and able to recognize others

as a BSPS parent which means you immediately have something in common.

I can honestly say that, admittedly after some difficult times, that BSPS' future looks bright and that we

can expect many more good and interesting things to happen at BSPS. But I would not want to give

anything away and it is for future councils to build on the foundations that have been set up now. But keep

your eyes open for any developments!

I would like to thank the 2016 council for all their efforts

this year and in particular I wish continuing parent council

members Nicole Whitty, Nicola Liebler and Sevgi Fisher

good luck for 2017. I also would like to thank fellow

outgoing council members Martine Edlinger and Marc

Schonhardt for all their good work in the 2015 and 2016

council. I am certain that we all somehow, one way or

another, will stay involved with BSPS in the coming years.

And with my final words I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Frank Drost School Council President

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Parent Club News

TWILIGHT CHRISTMAS MARKET - WEDNESDAY 7TH DECEMBER 2016 Wow what a night. We were so very fortunate to have amazing weather which encouraged lots of people to come and enjoy our market. I hope everyone enjoyed themselves, I know I did. As our major fundraiser for the year I am very proud to announce that we made approx $4000 from the night. That's such a fabulous result and we couldn't be more pleased. As I have previously mentioned, events such as these require a lot of time and efforts from many people. I'm going to acknowledge a few but please know that if your name is not mentioned that from the bottom of my heart Thank you to each and every individual who contributed. Be it that you gave your time, a donation, lent us chairs, tables, gazebos, ice, eskys, chopped onions, cooked a sausage, delivered a flyer, baked a cake, helped on a stall, helped set up or pack up, or just came along and enjoyed the night THANK YOU. Nicole Higham - for your ability to do a million things at once. Your motivation and vision to expand the market resulted in a fabulous night. A valuable addition to our Parent Club this year. Wendy Wright - one of the hardest workers I know. Nothing is too much trouble. I know how much you do on a daily basis, it doesn't go unnoticed or unappreciated. The side show games were fabulous, well done. Kelly Merrin - for coordinating our cake stall. Another person who just gets on with it and someone I can rely on. Thanks also to Bronwyn, Cerie, Sladjana, Martine, Lucy, Kristy, Christina, Susan, Rebecca, Kathie, Polly, Lisa, Megan, Nichole, Ricardo, Danny, Matt, Scott, Lauren, Adam, Beate, Clare, Danielle, Debby, Nicole, Jackie, John ( + more I'm certain of it) I would also like to acknowledge and thank Jayson Williams for allowing us to try some new things and trust in our ideas. Thank you also to Noleen Maxwell for helping us with all things relating to the purchasing, financials and preparations leading up to the market and also on the night. Thanks also goes to Linton Roe for his continued enthusiasm in our ideas, thoughts and helping us in the planning. The performances were wonderful as always. Planning for Christmas Market Night 2017 has already begun !!!! Sponsorship of the Real Estate signage boards was courtesy of Scott McAuliffe at McGrath Real Estate in Croydon RAFFLE Another fabulous result for our annual Christmas raffle. We raised in excess of $1200 which is a wonderful achievement. We were very grateful to receive so many fabulous donations that we are able to offer 40 prizes. Some were drawn at assembly on Thursday more on Friday and the rest will be drawn over a few days next week. It was Mr Mottrams idea to draw out the suspense !!!! Just some of the fabulous prizes up for grabs.

A family pass to Santa's Magical Kingdom

Convection Oven

Airport Parking voucher

Diana Ferrari Handbag and Jewellery

Gingerbread House

Scholastic books

Lots of awesome assorted items donated from our community As always, thank you for your continued support of the Parent Club and our fundraising activities. Hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas and a Safe & Happy New Near. Cheers, Nicole Whitty (President)


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From Our School Chaplain

A Christmas Tribute Poem To All Mum’s & Dad’s

For all of the presents

you've put under the tree, For all of the times

you've picked up after me

For all of the times that you tucked me in tight

And we stayed up to talk long into the night

For all of the days

I was feeling so down And the times that you turned

my smile from a frown

For the cookies you baked and the stockings you stuffed, For the cuts that you healed and the pillows you fluffed

For the time that you took off my bike training wheels

For the nights that you made me my favourite meals

For knowing the right thing

to say in my fears For making it through

all the good laughs and tears

For all of the days that you loved me so much

Even during the times when I made it so tough

For all of the memories we have already shared For the future for which we cannot be prepared

For all of your care

That I'll never forget Here's to the memories we share

and we haven't made yet!

Love you Mum & Dad, Merry Christmas! May the Christmas season be one of joy, peace and many blessings to you and your family. Remember to take time to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and the greatest gift ever given. Bronwyn Upton BSPS Chaplain


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Fiji Awaits! On Tuesday a team from Rotary came to take our tables and chairs that have been stored away for Lavena PS in Fiji. Thanks to

all our willing helpers for making the job so much easier.


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Wednesday 21st December to Friday 23rd December 2016

School Holiday Program

Booking Form Please Tick the days you wish your child/children to attend.

*****BYO: Hat, Sun Cream, Spare Clothes, Swimming Gear,

Snacks, Lunch and Drink Bottle*****

Please Check Program as on Some Days Lunch & Snacks will be Supplied.

Child/Children name and DOB and CRN:__________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

I give permission for my child/children to attend the XYZ September School Holiday Program and par-

ticipate in all activities. Please return this form ASAP to secure your booking.

Parent Name:__________________________________________ Parent DOB and CRN_____________________________________________________

Parent Sign:______________________________________________

If you are new, please supply an enrolment form with booking.

Enrolment forms are available from OSHC.

Payment is due upon booking. Payment must be in advance.

PROGRAM WILL ONLY RUN IF SUFFICIENT NUMBERS: On Excursion Days Limited Spaces Ap-

ply, Book in early to avoid missing out.

Payment and Bookings are due on or before Monday 12th December 2016

Acct Name: XYZ Early Learning Centre

BSB: 063245 Account Number: 10611515

Cost: $80 per day before CCR and CCB.

Please contact Donna on 0430 554 579 to find out the cost per day for your child/children.

W 21 TH 22 F 23

Movies

Queen of Katwe

Afternoon Tea Supplied

Beach Day

Lunch Supplied

Visit Santa and

Cafe Lunch

Lunch and Afternoon

Tea Supplied


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Monday 9th January 2017 to Monday 30th January 2017

School Resumes Tuesday 31st January 2017

School Holiday Program

Booking Form

Please Tick the days you wish your child/children to attend.

*****BYO: Hat, Towel, Sun Cream, Spare Clothes, Swimming Gear,

Snacks, Lunch and Drink Bottle*****

Please Check Program as on Some Days Lunch & Afternoon will be Supplied.

Child/Children name and DOB and CRN:__________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________

I give permission for my child/children to attend the XYZ January 2017 School Holiday Program and

participate in all activities. Please return this form ASAP to secure your booking.

Parent Name:__________________________________________

Parent DOB and CRN_____________________________________________________

Parent Sign:______________________________________________

If you are new, please supply an enrolment form with booking.

Enrolment forms are available from OSHC or the School Office.

Payment is due upon booking. Payment must be in advance. PROGRAM WILL ONLY RUN IF SUFFICIENT NUMBERS: On Excursion Days Limited Spaces

Apply, Book in early to avoid missing out.

Payment and Bookings are due on or before Friday 16th December 2016

Acct Name: XYZ Early Learning Centre

BSB: 063245 Account Number: 10611515

Cost: $80 per day before CCR and CCB.

Please contact Donna on 0430 554 579 to find out the cost per day for your child/ren

M 9 T 10 W 11 TH 12 F 13

Lysterfield Lake BBQ Lunch

Movies

Oddball and The Penguins Afternoon Tea Supplied

Picnic in the Park

BBQ Lunch

Rush HQ

Yarra Valley Chocolate

Factory Afternoon Tea Supplied

M 16 T 17 W 18 TH 19 F 20

Beach Day Hot lunch

Sports Day

Roller Skating

Movie

and Games Day

Carribean Gardens

Afternoon Tea Supplied

M 23 T 24 W 25 TH 26 F 27

Lysterfield Lake BBQ Lunch

Craft Day

Pool Day

Party Food: Lunch

Australia Day Public Holiday No Program

Ball games

M 30 T 31

Beach Day Hot Lunch

School Resumes 2017


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Code Description

Colour Sizes Cost Inc.

GST

ALL YEAR ROUND GENERAL UNIFORM (UNISEX)

BPS123

BPS

Short Sleeve Polo Pique Top with gold

embroidered logo

Royal/2 Gold Trim 4-16 $25

BPS124

PBS

Short Sleeve Polo Pique Top with gold

embroidered logo


BJK123

BPS

Super Fleece Zip Up Bomber Jacket with

embroidered logo


BJK199

BPS

Soft Shell, Spray Jacket with concealed hood

(with gold full school embroidered logo)

Royal Body/Gold Stripe &

White Piping Across Body

6-16

S,M,L

$65.00

$75.00

SH430

IMP

Heavy Cotton Rugby Shorts Royal 4-16 $20

BP649

IMP

Super Fleece Track Pants with Cuffs (double

knees up to size 10 only)

Royal 4-16 $26

BOYS SUMMER UNIFORM

SH146

IMP

Surf Style Gaberdine Shorts with Side Zip Pocket Royal 4-16 $28

BELEZA UNIFORM CLUB

Beleza Uniform Club members receive 5% discount with every in-store

purchase*.

Simply complete a Membership form at our store. Membership is FREE to join!

*Membership discount does not apply to online purchases.

Prices may vary depending on size and/or whether it is imported or Australian

TRADING HOURS

Monday: 10.00am to 5.00pm

Tuesday: 10.00am to 5.00pm

Wednesday: CLOSED

Thursday: 10.00am to 5.00pm

Friday: CLOSED

Beleza Mountain Gate: Shop 5, Mountain Gate Shopping Centre

1880 Ferntree Gully Road, Ferntree Gully 3156

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RETAIL PRICE LIST 2016/2017

Please see over for more uniform items


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Description

Colour Sizes Cost Inc.

GST

GIRLS’ SUMMER UNIFORM

BD947

BSP

Girls’ Summer Dress

Fabric Code 8185

With royal piping

4-16

$38

SK971

IMP

Girls Gaberdine Skorts with Skirt Front

Royal

4-16

$28

GIRLS WINTER UNIFORM

SK516

BSP

Girls’ Winter Skirt Fabric Code 9003 (1025 4-16 $38

SPORTS UNIFORM

STP956

BSP

Micro Mesh Sports Top With Embroidered Logo

Royal/Gold Trim

4-16

$28

SH430

IMP

Heavy Cotton Rugby Shorts Royal 4-16 $20

BSH840

IMP

Girls’ Active Elastane Skort Royal 4-16 $25

ACCESSORIES

B.HAT

BSP

Bucket Hat with Embroidered Logo Royal S-XL $13

BRUSLOUHAT

BSP

Brushed Cotton Soft Brimmed Slouch Hat with

Embroidered Logo

Royal S-XL $15

RD652

BSP

Heavy Duty Reader Bag with Logo Royal One $15

ART229

IMP

Art Smock Various Colours One $14

M/SCHBAG

BSP

Micro School Bag with Embroidered Logo Royal Junior $44

B/ANKL Ankle Length Socks White All sizes $6


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SCHOOL UNIFORM DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE

Don’t forget to become a Beleza Uniform Club member to receive a

5% discount on all purchases. Does not apply to online sales.

2017 preps can also receive a 10% discount if purchased this year.


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Student Banking

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 WILL BE THE LAST STUDENT

BANKING FOR THIS YEAR.

KEEP SAVING OVER THE HOLIDAYS READY FOR NEXT

YEAR!

SECONDHAND UNIFORM SHOP

The Secondhand Uniform Shop has now

closed for this year.

It will reopen on Wednesday, February 1

from 3pm—3.45pm

Hang in there! The holidayss are just around the corner!


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Bayswater South Primary School

Enfield Drive

Bayswater, Victoria, 3175

Australia

Phone: 03 9729 2862

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.baysouthps.vic.edu.au

Values : Respect Honesty Empathy Teamwork

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