Quality education in a caring environment “Flourish to the end” Hay Public School Phone 02 6993 1270 Fax 02 6993 1779 Term 3, Week 3 Hay Happenings Email—[email protected] Web Site www.hay-p.schools.nsw.gov.au Principal’s Report EducaƟon Week This week is EducaƟon Week and this year’s theme, Every student, Every Voice, reflects our commitment to preparing students for the future with a sound educaƟon in their primary years. Our school has high expectaƟons and maintains a focus on conƟnuous improvement for our students, our teachers and our school. Students are at the heart of every decision that is made in educaƟon and we want every child’s individual potenƟal to be idenƟfied and developed by quality teaching in a supporƟve and safe learning environment. Great learning and teaching occurs in classrooms in public schools every day. During this week our school community will have the opportunity to visit the school to see first‐hand the great things achieved every day by students and teachers at Hay Public School. EducaƟon Week Awards This week we recognised the dedicaƟon of our classroom teachers who work hard on a daily basis to ensure that students at our school are engaged in the learning process and progressing in their learning. CongratulaƟons to: Leah Books, Dannielle Christensen, Carolyn Clarke, Fleur Cullenward, Kathy Duncan, Sarah Houston, Ellie Jamieson, Suzanne Murphy, Jayne Rutledge, Sherelle Shea, Fiona Simpson, Rebecca Wall and Ellen Zambon. Our captains, Jim Houston, Johlee Masters, Larissa Sorensen and Ben Clark also received leadership awards from David Lamb, School Director, at an award’s ceremony in Griffith. Well done to all award recipients. Ready Set Kinder Today was the launch of our Ready, Set, Kinder program where our prospecƟve students for 2020 enjoyed a Teddy Bears’ picnic with their teachers Mrs Houston, Miss Pless and Miss Johnston. Ready, Set, Kinder will conƟnue every Wednesday for the remainder of the year and is an extended transiƟon program, designed to provide all of our students with a prior to school educaƟonal program. School Disco A school disco will be held this Thursday evening from 5:00pm to 8:30pm. K‐2 are invited to aƩend the first session (5:00pm – 6:30pm) and 3‐6 are invited to aƩend the second session (7:00pm – 8:30pm). The theme is an 80’s retro theme and students are asked to come dressed represenƟng this disco era. A canteen will operate on the night and the disco will be fully supervised by teachers. Year 6 are hosƟng the disco as a fundraiser to provide a giŌ to the school. District AthleƟcs Carnival Next week forty one students will travel to Deniliquin to parƟcipate in the Deniliquin District PSSA AthleƟcs Carnival. Students have been undergoing training and preparaƟon with Mrs Houston and Mrs Clarke and I thank the students and teachers for their dedicaƟon. Good luck to everyone who will be parƟcipaƟng. I look forward to some exciƟng results on the day. Have a great week! Carol Oataway Principal 7th August 2019 Education Week 2019 - Every Student, Every Voice SCHOOL RULES I can do my best. I can respect all people. I can respect all property. I can be in the right place. No Assembly this week
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Term 3, Week 3 7th August 2019
Quality education in a caring environment
“Flourish to the end”
Hay Public School Phone 02 6993 1270 Fax 02 6993 1779
Term 3, Week 3
Hay Happenings
Email—[email protected] Web Site www.hay-p.schools.nsw.gov.au
Principal’s Report
Educa on Week
This week is Educa on Week and this year’s theme, Every student, Every Voice, reflects our commitment to preparing students for the future with a sound educa on in their primary years. Our school has high expecta ons and maintains a focus on con nuous improvement for our students, our teachers and our school. Students are at the heart of every decision that is made in educa on and we want every child’s individual poten al to be iden fied and developed by quality teaching in a suppor ve and safe learning environment. Great learning and teaching occurs in classrooms in public schools every day. During this week our school community will have the opportunity to visit the school to see first‐hand the great things achieved every day by students and teachers at Hay Public School.
Educa on Week Awards
This week we recognised the dedica on of our classroom teachers who work hard on a daily basis to ensure that students at our school are engaged in the learning process and progressing in their learning. Congratula ons to: Leah Books, Dannielle Christensen, Carolyn Clarke, Fleur Cullenward, Kathy Duncan, Sarah Houston, Ellie Jamieson, Suzanne Murphy, Jayne Rutledge, Sherelle Shea, Fiona Simpson, Rebecca Wall and Ellen Zambon. Our captains, Jim Houston, Johlee Masters, Larissa Sorensen and Ben Clark also received leadership awards from David Lamb, School Director, at an award’s ceremony in Griffith. Well done to all award recipients.
Ready Set Kinder
Today was the launch of our Ready, Set, Kinder program where our prospec ve students for 2020 enjoyed a Teddy Bears’ picnic with their teachers Mrs Houston, Miss Pless and Miss Johnston. Ready, Set, Kinder will con nue every Wednesday for the remainder of the year and is an extended transi on program, designed to provide all of our students with a prior to school educa onal program.
School Disco
A school disco will be held this Thursday evening from 5:00pm to 8:30pm. K‐2 are invited to a end the first session (5:00pm – 6:30pm) and 3‐6 are invited to a end the second session (7:00pm – 8:30pm). The theme is an 80’s retro theme and students are asked to come dressed represen ng this disco era. A canteen will operate on the night and the disco will be fully supervised by teachers. Year 6 are hos ng the disco as a fundraiser to provide a gi to the school.
District Athle cs Carnival
Next week forty one students will travel to Deniliquin to par cipate in the Deniliquin District PSSA Athle cs Carnival. Students have been undergoing training and prepara on with Mrs Houston and Mrs Clarke and I thank the students and teachers for their dedica on. Good luck to everyone who will be par cipa ng. I look forward to some exci ng results on the day.
Have a great week!
Carol Oataway
Principal
7th August 2019
Education Week 2019 - Every Student, Every Voice
SCHOOL RULES
I can do my best. I can respect all
people. I can respect all
property. I can be in the
right place.
No
Assembly
this
week
Term 3, Week 3 7th August 2019
Quality education in a caring environment
SPORTS REPORT Riverina Girls Cricket Trials Congratulations to Johlee Masters on her selection in the Riverina Girls’ Cricket team. JJ travelled to Wagga on Monday for the trials and was selected out of a huge field of contenders. The team will play at the end of October in Raby in the PSSA Girls’ Cricket Carnival. Riverina Girls Rugby 7’s Trials Good luck to Emily Caughey who will be representing Hay Public School at the inaugural Riverina PSSA Rugby Union 7’s trials in Wagga tomorrow. Emily will be joining fellow local rugby players Alice Booth (SOTA) and Grace McLean (Booligal) at the trials. National Athletics Trials Good luck to Nate Clarke who will be competing at the National Athletics Trials in the 800m tomorrow at Sydney Olympic Park, Homebush. District Athletics Carnival. The Deniliquin District Athletics Carnival is on next Monday, 12th August at the Deni Rams Oval, Hardinge St Deniliquin. The carnival commences at 9.30am, except for the 1500m races which will be start at 9am (marshalling at 8.45am). Our team of 41 is:‐ Hilton Hargreaves, Kyper Woods, Charli Giddins, Hannah
Jamieson, Nathaniel Clarke, Seth Gray, Emily Cai, Emily
Caughey, Jim Houston, Ben Clark, Isobella Murray, Karly
Fisher, Harry Houston, Alex Giddins, Daniel Green, Peyton
Turner, Rachel Taylor, Sally Dwyer, Dan Jamieson, Liam
Young, Poppy Barnes, Emily Shea, Jessica Tapper, Dillon
Green, Matilda Nisbet, Zoe Ndhlovu, Richard Dally, Sienna
Lund, Kirby Pingiaro, Sila Vula, Kieya‐Madison Carter,
Amelia Everett, Dillon Green, Abbey Liddington‐Denehey,
Jackson McClure, Johlee Masters, Archie Houston, Larissa
Sorensen, Sophie Tapper, Molly Curtis, Dyon Hutchison
Deniliquin District Relay Teams
Junior Girls:‐ Matilda Nisbet, Zoe Ndhlovu, Poppy Barnes, Charli Giddins
Junior Boys:‐ Hilton Hargreaves, Dillon Green, Kyper Woods, Dan Jamieson
Senior Girls:‐ Emily Cai, Sila Vula, Kieya‐Madison Carter, Isobella Murray
Senior Boys:‐ Jim Houston, Ben Clark, Kirby Pingiaro, Nathaniel Clarke
Students are reminded to wear their sports uniform (tracksuit, runners, hat). They will need to bring recess, lunch, a water bottle and sunscreen. A canteen is available on the day.
Please note as a result of the introduction of the 1500m in the carnival, it is expected that the day will run a little longer than an ordinary school day.
HPS P&C are catering for the bush dance. Beef & gravy rolls and hot dogs will be for sale on the night. Any donations of meat, bread rolls, gravy, frankfurts, tomato sauce etc. will be greatly appreciated. Please let the front office know if you are able to help.
Term 3, Week 3 7th August 2019
Quality education in a caring environment
Weekly Attendance Rates Week ending: 2nd August 2019
Attendance Facts Well done to 5/6D for their excellent attendance
last week; Well done to all classes who achieved over 90%
attendance last week; Children are required to attend school every day
unless sick; A medical certificate is required for illnesses over
3 days; Children who attend school regularly are pre-
pared for success in school and in life; Children who attend school regularly develop
healthy life habits; Children who attend school regularly feel more
connected to their community and develop im-portant social skills and friendships; and
Students who attend school regularly are set up for a strong future.
1 5/6D 97.60% 2 1/2Z 96.19% 3 1/2S 95.79% 3 KC 95.79% 5 3/4R 92.73% 6 3/4B 92.50% 7 4/5J 91.30% 8 5/6SC 90.00%
STAR AWARDS
KC Grant Dwyer 1/2S Nash Payne 1/2Z William Sandow 3/4B Cody Griffiths 3/4R Bella Maloney 4/5J Hilton Hargreaves 5/6D Karly Fisher 5/6S Jim Houston
SCHOOL RULE AWARDS I can do my best Richard Dally
I can be in the right place Meredith Gaw
I can respect all people Alanna Lauer
I can respect all property Grace McKenzie
Hay Public School will be having a Book Fair during Education Week 5th – 9th August. Book Fair will be open in the mornings from 8:45 – 9:10 and lunch 11:15 – 12:00.
The school will receive a commission on all sales made during Book Fair. This helps replenish our library with wonderful new books. All shoppers will receive a free bookmark and a ticket in the Lucky Door Prize Competition. The winner of the Lucky Door Prize competition will be announced at the Book Week assembly. Hope to see you all at the Book Fair!
Mrs Rebecca Wall
SCHOOL PHOTOS Will be taken on Tuesday 20th August. Term 3, Week 5. Students have now been sent home with their order forms. FULL WINTER UNIFORM TO BE
WORN.
STAR BORROWERS
Tahlia Noonan - 1/2Z Hayley Harris - 3/4R
Term 3, Week 3 7th August 2019
Quality education in a caring environment
Issue 5 - Orders Due Friday 9th August
HPS CANTEEN NEWS If you have monies owing to the
canteen please pay asap.
Students may place money at the canteen and use their CREDITS for
purchases. It is preferred that all accounts are to be kept in credit.
TERM 3
8th Aug P&C Meeting - 2pm
12th Aug District Athletics Carnival - Deni
13th - 14th Aug Stage 2 Excursion
19th - 23rd Aug Book Week
20th Aug School Photos
30th Aug Fathers’ Day Breakfast
8th Aug DISCO - HPS Hall
4th Sept Kindergarten Excursion - Altina FOR SALE
COMMEMORATIVE
TEA TOWEL
Available from the front office
$10 School Banking Day Monday is School
Banking Day. Students should bring in their weekly deposit
to the front office first thing in the morning.
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