New Room 6 Assembly Mothers Day Afternoon Tea · 2015. 5. 12. · choose something you haven’t tried or haven’t purchased for a while to put in the shopping trolley. Suggestions

Mothers Day Afternoon Tea

From the Chaplain

Well I’m very excited to see that we are starting to give out free toothbrushes to the kids that are coming to breakfast club. The team here at East Narrogin have sourced some toothpaste and brushes and our aim is to give one to every student. At the moment we are just starting to hand them out to the students that come to breakfast club and getting them to brush their teeth afterwards. The message that we are aiming to get across is how important our teeth are and how we need to eat healthy and look after them. Marty Vause Chaplain

Crunch & Sip Award

Room 6 Assembly

Glenn Wells Allan Corner Michael Bradford Chesea Bradford The Dehnel Tribe Jo Annear Dawson Bradford Liam Todt Slawinski Family R. Wog Tim Scott Fowler Bec & Matt Ford Corasiniti Boyz Gemma Ward Zach Tingley Braydon Cutri Scarface Jack & Jacob Oats Susan H Alex Jones Westinators Andrew Family Julie McDougall The Ballard Family Fiona Kirby Taylah License The White House Lange Nicole Fowler Josh Lipscombe Emily Jones Gordon McDougall Eric Midsem The Hebb Family Ferah Lisa Bradford Rhys Trefort Matthew Corner Racevskis Family Kate Wilson The Nelson Family Jo and Logan Corker Keldean Tristan Vitalone Alysha Ryder Brody Day Mel Rosie Anderson

38 36 35 35 35 35 34 34 33 33 33 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 29 29 28 28 28 27 27 27 26 26 26 26 23 23 23 22 21 21

Well, if you thought you tanked in Round 4 you

weren’t alone! The Average was 3.6! Freo were about

the only team that could be relied upon.

Round 6 not much better. Why did nearly everyone

nominate Carlton for? Sentimental much?

Tipping fees are now due. You can pay through the lovely Kirby ladies at the front office if you want your payment remembered or give it to Mr D directly if you want it forgotten and / or lost.

Round 6 All alone for the round

with a score of 7!

Eric Midsem

Rankings after Rd. 6

Round 1 One of 7 with 7.

Gauntlet is down!

Jo Annear

Round 2 Alone at the top with a

high score of 7.

Nicole Fowler

Round 3 One of 15 perfect

scores for the round.

Me! Me! MEEEEE!!!!

Round 4 Tied! With a high

score of 5!

Slawinski Family Jo Annear

Round 5 One of 5 with a high

score of 8!

R. Wog

Healthy Kids at East Narrogin Wow, we have been crunching and sipping through the last week with enthusiasm! Thank you parents and families for your support in ensuring that your child has their piece of fruit or veg and a water bottle to sip throughout the day.

Please keep your eyes open for a report in the Narrogin Observer in the near future highlighting our 10th Anniversary as a Crunch n’ Sip school.

CONGRATULATIONS to our poster competition winners:

Crunch and Sip

Pre-Primary– Tyler Ugle

Years 1, 2, 3 – Annabelle Heal

Years 4, 5 ,6 - Emma Phillips, Sarsha

Hayes and Kaitie Phillips

Suggestion: At your next shopping trip, ask your child to help you choose something you haven’t tried or haven’t purchased for a while to put in the shopping trolley. Suggestions are cauliflower, capsicum, snow peas, baby cucumbers, beans and kiwi fruit. Younger children may enjoy their fruit or veg being cut up or sliced to add variety to their crunch and sip time. See if your family can have a ‘crunch off’ at dinner time to find the loudest crunch item in the salad bowl! Mrs Kensett-Smith and Mrs Dyke

Community Notices

Disclaimer This section is provided for general information only, and on the understanding that the Department of Education is not providing

advice or a recommendation about any of the services referred to in this newsletter.

On Behalf of P&C Earn $ for your school- www.thatsmine.com.au

Every time you place an order, 20% of the total goes into our school fundraising account. Why not get your family, friends & neighbours to order. At the checkout just select

our school and the 20% commission will go straight into our account... It's that EASY!

NET SET GO—For Ages 5– 7 Years

TIME: 4.00pm TO 5:00pm each Thursday WHERE: Narrogin Leisure Centre PROGRAM ENDS: Thursday 25 June 2015 COST: $60.00 per child (Includes NSG Pack) LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION: Thursday 14 May

BOYS WELCOME FURTHER INFORMATION: CHRIS EALES 98814788

OR [email protected]

Willetton Senior High School A Leading School Celebrating Achievement

Specialist Basketball Program 2016 Willetton SHS is offering current Year 6 to Year 11 students with proven basketball talent the opportunity to develop their potential through expert coaching and intensive tuition. Selection will be based on students having academic record, good personal character references, athletic talent and a commitment to basketball. The Prospectus and application forms can be found on our website: www.willettonshs.wa.edu.au

The closing date for application is Wednesday, 24 June 2015.

The program is available to any eligible student throughout Western Australia.

Willetton Senior High School Fax: 9333 4907 Pinetree Gully Road, Willetton WA 6155 Ph: 9334 7200 Email : [email protected] Narrogin Regional Child Care Service Inc.

Vacancies Currently Available…

Call in and see Kylie or Sarah at the Centre today to secure your spot.

We cater for children from 6 weeks to 5 years. All children are cared for by suitably qualified Educators who offer an Educational program to support your child’s learning and development.

Did you know you could also be eligible for the government funded Child Care Benefit and or Child Care Rebate.

We look forward to supporting you and your family! Open 7.45am – 5.30pm, Monday – Friday

Phone: (08) 98812401 or visit Cnr Park St & William Kennedy Way.

Ovarian Cancer Fundraiser—Friday 8 May

To all ENPS community

On behalf of my family and Ovarian Cancer Australia we THANK YOU all so very much for everyone getting behind such a great cause. The money raised will go towards much needed research as so much is still unknown, and that ALL women with Ovarian Cancer have the best possible support and treatment. If you would like information on symptoms or risks please go to www.ovariancancer.net.au. Thank you again for all your generosity .

Regards Sue Hann

Eat Well for Less

Many people believe that unhealthy foods are cheaper than healthy alternatives but this is not the case. Your dollars are better spent on healthier foods which are less processed and are lower in salt, fat and sugar. Due to the convenience and time, we are relying on takeaway and ready-made meals more than ever before. In fact, the average family spends $3640 a year on takeaway!

This year’s FOODcents week falls on 4-9 May. To get involved, think of some ways that you can shop smart to save money but still provide healthy meals for your family.

Some ideas for you include: Plan your meals using a weekly menu Buy in bulk Grow your own food Make the most of leftovers Use your freezer Compare price per kilo Make vegetables the base of your meal, not meat Shop in season Pack your lunches instead of buying them Cook homemade meals rather than getting takeaway

For more information visit www.foodcentsprogram.com.au or email [email protected]