THE PULSE Newsletter 18 June 2020 Term 2 Week 10 MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL CROSS COUNTRY Well done to all our students for their tremendous efforts in the Cross Country on Tuesday. It was terrific to see qualies of persistence, determinaon and resilience. Thank you so much to Mrs Alexander for organizing this event for our students and despite the rain, there were plenty of smiles. SEMESTER 1 REPORTS Next week a Semester 1 report will be sent home and then Parent/Teacher conferences will be available during Week 3 of next term. Appointments can be made via the PAM portal. If you need assistance, please contact the office. TIN DRIVE P/1/2 Thank you so much to those who have donated items for the n drive. The children have been so excited to see the pile of ns grow every day. Thank you for being a blessing to others. If you have forgoen to donate, it ’s ok, we are sll collecng ns unl next Thursday, 25 June. UNIFORM Some students sll have to be reminded about wearing correct winter and sports uniform. Please contact the front office if you require assistance in obtaining uniform items. At present we have girl ’s winter kilts and blue ghts in stock and there are some second hand items available. I am very impressed with the overall effort of students wearing the correct colour of hair es and ribbons. Thank you so much for your efforts. For more informaon please see the table below. THANK YOU Thank you to our parents for all you are doing to keep our school safe. All staff members would like to thank you so much for being cauous and keeping children at home if they are feeling unwell. We have noced that a lot of children (and staff) are geng red aſter what has been a long and exhausng term. We are nearly there! Just a reminder that school finishes at 2.15pm next Friday 26 June for the term holidays and we resume again on Monday 13 July. ANNUAL REPORT The 2019 Annual Report is now available to the school community and can be accessed on the school’s website. If you require a hard copy, please ask at the front office. CHAPEL Chapel services are connuing to be delivered to each class every Friday morning. This week’s Chapel service has been prepared by a Year 5 student Harvey, with assistance from Chaplain Jurgen. • Jumper: Navy with school logo (available from Squidlydids for Kids) • Shirt: Sky blue, short sleeve—boys (available from Squidlydids for Kids) White long sleeved, peter pan collar—girls (from Squidlydids for Kids) • Skivvy: Sky Blue (optional for Foundation – Year 2 only) • Pants: for girls and boys—grey (available from Squidlydids for Kids) Shorts optional for boys • Kilt: available for purchase from school • Socks: grey and navy blue tights or socks for the girls with their kilts • Shoes: black, polishable, lace up shoes • Accessories: watch, earrings (plain sleeper or stud in one ear)
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THE PULSE Newsletter
18 June 2020
Term 2 Week 10
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
CROSS COUNTRY Well done to all our students for their tremendous efforts in the Cross Country on Tuesday. It was terrific to see qualities of persistence, determination and resilience. Thank you so much to Mrs Alexander for organizing this event for our students and despite the rain, there were plenty of smiles.
SEMESTER 1 REPORTS Next week a Semester 1 report will be sent home and then Parent/Teacher conferences will be available during Week 3 of next term. Appointments can be made via the PAM portal. If you need assistance, please contact the office.
TIN DRIVE P/1/2 Thank you so much to those who have donated items for the tin drive. The children have been so excited to see the pile of tins grow every day. Thank you for being a blessing to others. If you have forgotten to donate, it’s ok, we are still collecting tins until next Thursday, 25 June.
UNIFORM Some students still have to be reminded about wearing correct winter and sports uniform. Please contact the front office if you require assistance in obtaining uniform items. At present we have girl’s winter kilts and blue tights in stock and there are some second hand items available. I am very impressed with the overall effort of students wearing the correct colour of hair ties and ribbons. Thank you so much for your efforts. For more information please see the table below.
THANK YOU Thank you to our parents for all you are doing to keep our school safe. All staff members would like to thank you so much for being cautious and keeping children at home if they are feeling unwell. We have noticed that a lot of children (and staff) are getting tired after what has been a long and exhausting term. We are nearly there! Just a reminder that school finishes at 2.15pm next Friday 26 June for the term holidays and we resume again on Monday 13 July.
ANNUAL REPORT The 2019 Annual Report is now available to the school community and can be accessed on the school’s website. If you require a hard copy, please ask at the front office.
CHAPEL Chapel services are continuing to be delivered to each class every Friday morning. This week’s Chapel service has been prepared by a Year 5 student Harvey, with assistance from Chaplain Jurgen.
• Jumper: Navy with school logo (available from Squidlydids for Kids)
• Shirt: Sky blue, short sleeve—boys (available from Squidlydids for Kids) White long sleeved, peter pan collar—girls (from Squidlydids for Kids)
• Skivvy: Sky Blue (optional for Foundation – Year 2 only)
• Pants: for girls and boys—grey (available from Squidlydids for Kids) Shorts optional for boys
• Kilt: available for purchase from school
• Socks: grey and navy blue tights or socks for the girls with their kilts
• Shoes: black, polishable, lace up shoes
• Accessories: watch, earrings (plain sleeper or stud in one ear)
Cross Country Results 2020...
12 year old boy - 1st Hunter 12 year old girl - 1st Gracie, 2nd Layla, 3rd Amalia 11 year old boys - 1st Koda, 2nd Jaron, 3rd Harley 11 year old girls - 1st Petal, 2nd Jessica, 3rd Elora 10 year old boys - 1st Elijah, 2nd Cruz, 3rd Nate 10 year old girls - 1st Olive, 2nd Katie P 9 year old boys - 1st Cody, 2nd Zach, 3rd Alex 9 year old girls - 1st Zali, 2nd Katie S, 3rd Zahli 8 year old boys - 1st Chaz, 2nd Banjo, 3rd Fynn 8 year old girls - 1st Emily, 2nd Shylah, 3rd Jessica 7 year old boys - 1st Jordan, 2nd Marius, 3rd Noah 6 year old boy - 1st Josh, 2nd Dustin 6 year old girl - 1st Charli, 2nd Amber, 3rd Eva Congratulations to all our competitors for running in the wintery conditions you all did so well.
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Child Safety...
WEEK 9—RECIPIENTS Foundation/Year 1 ☺ Kayla Wombwell ☺ Camerin Trewick
Year 1/2 ☺ Sienna Tozer ☺ Jordan Hein
Year 3/4 ☺ Katie Pitts ☺ James Hunter
Year 4/5/6 ☺ Brianna Trewick ☺ Elijah Reeves
—Can you please help Mr P restock our STEM re-sources? Mr P is looking for the following:
1. Plastic bottles of any size and shape—clean please
2. Newspapers and magazines 3. Any other useful “JUNK” that you think
the STEM room can use. If you have any of the above please drop off in the undercover area near the grade 4/5/6 room door.
Can you spare?
Miss Stiles and the Grade 3/4 class are wanting donations of clean single/double/queen sheets. Any colour will be suitable. If you have any spare can you please drop them in to the Grade 3/4 classroom? Thank you.
Devotion... A NEW HABIT “The Lord takes care of his people like a shepherd. He gathers the people like lambs in his arms. He carries them close to him. He gently leads the mothers of the lambs.” Isaiah 40:11 (ICB)
Everyone has habits – some are good and some are not so good. Starting today, I want you to learn a new habit. Try saying, “I trust You, Jesus”, no matter what is happening around you. Choose to remember that I am in control of the universe, and that I love you with a love that is higher than any mountain and deeper than any ocean. By saying, “I trust You, Jesus”, you are saying that you know I am in control of all things and that nothing can defeat Me. It is then that fear loses its grip on you. So when you are facing tough times, trust Me to guide you through them and use them to grow your faith. Trusting Me is a habit you won ’t ever want to break. Read on your own: Psalm 63:2; Isaiah 40:10; Psalm 139:7-10
Taken from “Jesus Calling—365 Devotions for Kids” by Sarah Young
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