Proud member of The Bucketts Way and Myall Lakes Community of Schools E-mail: [email protected] Dear Parents and Carers, Zoo Snooze & Bathurst Excursions Final numbers need to be confirmed with the bus company this Friday. If students have not returned notes and a deposit by Friday they will not be included in these excursions. Rewards Day This Friday is Rewards Day. Students are permitted to come to school out of uniform. Teachers will notify classes of their special activities. Brick and Pin Throwing The school will be marching in the parade for the Brick and Pin competition. Students should have already returned the permission note. If this has not been done please send it in tomorrow. A copy of the note is attached to this newsletter. Information regarding the parade will be forwarded to those involved this week. School and Community Market The P&C will again be hosting a community market on Saturday 12th July 2014. Please come along and support the community markets. Stalls sites are still available for hire. Lost Property Please be aware that clothing that is labelled with your child’s name will be returned to the child’s class. All other items are placed in a box in the office. Parents are welcome to come and look for their child’s clothing. All unclaimed items are held for a term then placed in the clothing bin. Combined Athletics Carnival Thank you to all that helped at this years Combined Athletics Carnival. The students had a great day and represented our school well. PSSA Soccer Congratulations to our PSSA soccer representative who played well and represented our school with pride on Monday at the PSSA soccer gala day. Anthony Pearson Principal Newsletter Term 2 Week 9 2014 Head Lice Tip Use white conditioner and a fine comb to search for head lice. Use a treatment if head lice are found.
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Proud member of The Bucketts Way and Myall Lakes Community of Schools
E-mail: [email protected]
Dear Parents and Carers, Zoo Snooze & Bathurst Excursions Final numbers need to be confirmed with the bus company this Friday. If students have not returned notes and a deposit by Friday they will not be included in these excursions. Rewards Day This Friday is Rewards Day. Students are permitted to come to school out of uniform. Teachers will notify classes of their special activities. Brick and Pin Throwing The school will be marching in the parade for the Brick and Pin competition. Students should have already returned the permission note. If this has not been done please send it in tomorrow. A copy of the note is attached to this newsletter. Information regarding the parade will be forwarded to those involved this week. School and Community Market The P&C will again be hosting a community market on Saturday 12th July 2014. Please come along and support the community markets. Stalls sites are still available for hire. Lost Property Please be aware that clothing that is labelled with your child’s name will be returned to the child’s class. All other items are placed in a box in the office. Parents are welcome to come and look for their child’s clothing. All unclaimed items are held for a term then placed in the clothing bin. Combined Athletics Carnival Thank you to all that helped at this years Combined Athletics Carnival. The students had a great day and represented our school well. PSSA Soccer Congratulations to our PSSA soccer representative who played well and represented our school with pride on Monday at the PSSA soccer gala day. Anthony Pearson Principal
Newsletter Term 2 Week 9 2014
Head Lice T
ip
Use white conditioner and a fine comb to search for head
lice. Use a treatment if head lice are found.
Proud member of The Bucketts Way and Myall Lakes Community of Schools
E-mail: [email protected]
P & C News
Stroud Brickthrowing Day P & C will again be providing the meals for the official party & the public at the Stroud Brickthrowing day on Saturday 5th July. We urgently need helpers for the day to help serve the food. If you can help us out please call in on the day & offer your help. Next Vintage Market Day Our next Vintage Market Day will be held at school on Saturday 12th July starting at 8am. Please mark the day in your calendar & come along & have a look. Bring the kids along to play in the snow display. P & C Dates to Remember 5th July Stroud Brickthrowing 12th July Vintage Market Day 8am to 12pm 16th July P & C Meeting 5.30pm
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SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
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CANTEEN DAYS
SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
14th July (Week 2) 21st July (Week 3)
Fleur Waters Susan Strauss
Julie Johnson
28th July (Week 4) 4th August (Week 5)
Juanita Ross Mandy Sepos
Paula Cole
11th August (Week 6) 18th August (Week 7)
Maree Blanch Susan Strauss
Maree Watts Julie Johnson
25th August (Week 8) 1st September (Week 9)
Fleur Waters Juanita Ross
8th September (Week 10)
Maree Blanch
Maree Watts
RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS
CLASSES TERM 3, ‘14
STROUD – THURSDAYS 5 – 8 year olds: 3.30 – 4.30pm ,9 - 12 year olds: 4.30 – 5.30pm
Stroud School of Arts Hall
First class – Monday, 14th July, 2014 your child will experience gymnastics from a basic level. Each week your child will learn new
skills to improve their coordination, strength and flexibility with a program full of variety and fun.
Gym Matrix has a great range of equipment, including mini-tramp, rings, parallel bars, high bar, wedges, 3 x beams, landing mats
and thick foam flooring.
To Register on-line: Further details and registration www.gymmatrix.com.au.
Registration Day: 3 – 4pm, Tuesday, 24th June ’14, - Stroud Library.
Follow our updates on Facebook – www.facebook.com/gymmatrix
Cost is $10 per week. (Total $100 for full term). Also payable is $37 for Gymnastics NSW membership and insurance (this payment
of $37 is payable only once in a calendar year).
Any questions, please don’t hesitate to call 0414 848 046 or email [email protected]
Jen Kendell
Owner/Coach
PLEASE REMEMBER NOT TO SEND
CHILDREN TO SCHOOL WITH MEDICATIONS
IN THEIR BAGS.
IF YOU FEEL YOUR CHILD NEEDS TO BE
TAKING NON PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION,
WE REQUIRE THE PARENT TO BRING IT TO
SCHOOL AND ADMINISTER TO YOUR CHILD.
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Combined Athletics Carnival 2014
2014 Age Champions: 5yrs Noah , 6yrs Emalynne ,
9yrs Griffin , 10yrs Olive , 11 yrs Lachlan S, 12yrs Lachlan B
Rolling Pin Champion: Jaylee Brick Throwing Champion: Lachlan B
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PSSA Representative Soccer Day On Monday, our representative team travelled to Gloucester to play our first round against Gres-ford PS. It was a challenging game which saw some brilliant defensive work from Paige, James, Gwen and Oliver. Our goalies Cooper and Emily were also put to the test by their attacking play-ers. Our teamwork increased throughout the match, however we were unsuccessful, and went down 6-2. Our goals were scored by Will and Harry. A third goal looked quite close, but was fum-bled by the goal keeper and stopped millimetres from the goal line. Bad luck, Will! Our second match was against Stroud. Will and Harry worked well to move the ball down the field with the support of Jaylee, Alex, Lachlan S and Michael. Their goal keeper was quite skilled and successfully stopped several of our attempts to score. Fortunately Harry, Will and Lachlan S were able to sneak some past to win the game 7-1. Stroud attackers were also fast and tested Cooper and Jaylee in their position as keeper. Griffin and Paige worked well on the back line to turn the ball around and send it back down the field. This game was quite closely matched and proved to be our most exhilarating of the day. The players and manager, Mrs Courtney, would like to send a humongous thank you to Mrs Cole for making time to coach us during and after school as well as from the sidelines on game day. We would also like to thank the parents who supported us on the sideline and transported us to Gloucester.
Living in The Country is great - Bella Where do you get to breathe clean air, have room to run, and see wild life up close ? in the country. This is why I think living in the country is great. Firstly in the country the air is clean. Factories and cars pollute the air. There are not many, if any, factories and fewer cars in the country than in the city. This means the air is very clean so that makes it a healthier place to live. Secondly, in the country I have lots of room to run and do fun things. I live on a farm in the country so I have lots of space to run in my backyard, go on walks in The bush and ride my motorbike in the paddocks, which I LOVE I couldn’t do these things in the city. Thirdly, I get to see lots of animals living in the country. Living on a farm, I get to have pets like my dog Marley, our chickens and our cows. There are also lots of native Australian wildlife that live around me like kangaroos in the paddock and kookaburras in the trees. I think living in the country is great. If you like clean air to breathe, lots of room to do fun things and love animals of all kinds, then you will agree that living in the country is great. THE END.
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