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Inspiring Excellence Together

DATES TO

REMEMBER

Free Dress Friday 26th September

Fundraiser for Bali Sister School – gold coin donation

Term 4 starts

Tuesday 14th October 2014

Parent Open Night Wednesday 29th October

2- 5pm

Winner of the P&C

Fathers Day Raffle Luna Ruxton

Year 1 Room 1

Faction Carnival

Final Scores

Wandidu 115 points

Citkada 107 points

Knulumberry 89 points

Palharda 88 points

Principal’s Notes

Mrs Miller is currently travelling through Europe with her husband and friends.

She has been having a fantastic time visiting lots of amazing places and eating at

lots of restaurants. So far she has been to Greece and Italy and she’s been doing

lots of walking.

We have had exciting news at Wandina this week, the Education Department is

providing us with a purpose built Kindy so we are now taking enrolments for a

3rd Kindy group. We are also getting a library and a staff room because all

classrooms will be in use next year.

Mrs Miller will be back at the beginning of term 4 and she wishes all the children

and their families a safe and happy holiday.

Music and Indonesian Assembly

Principal : Di Miller - Deputy Principal: Sue Ashworth - Phone: 08 99234 200 - Fax: 08 99234 222 [email protected] www.wandinaprimaryschool.wa.edu.au Ajax Drive, Wandina WA 6530

Newsletter 14 23nd September 2014

Congratulations to Mrs Butler and Ibu Sania on a very entertaining assembly.

The items allowed the school community to hear our amazing choir and also

see the children playing a variety of instrument including the Angklung, which is

a traditional Indonesian instrument. The children also taught us some

Indonesian words. The traditional Indonesian masks and art work on display

were beautiful.

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Results form the Faction Carnival

Congratulations to the following students for their

fantastic achievements at the faction carnival.

JUNIOR EVENTS

X-Country

Zephan Alkira (Wandidu)

Clio Gimenez (Citkada)

Long Jump

Harrison Martin (Wandidu)

Grace Yokwe (Wandidu)

T-Ball Throw

Jack Campbell (Knulumberry)

Clio Gimenez (Citkada)

50m Sprint Race

Jack Campbell (Knulumberry)

Grace Yokwe (Wandidu)

MEDALLION WINNERS

Champion

Harrison Martin - 11 points

Clio Gimenez – 16 points

Runner-up

Jack Campbell – 10 points

Grace Yokwe – 11 points

School Faction shirts

Please remember that students are only required to

wear their Faction shirts on their sports day. Please

check with your child’s teacher if you are unsure as

most students should wear them on either a Monday

or Tuesday. Mr Power’s class is the only class that has

sport on a Thursday.

After school play

Just a reminder to parents that if you choose to stay

for a short time after school and allow your children

to play on the playground equipment, parents are

responsible for the supervision of their child as the

Department of Education will not accept any

responsibility for injuries that occur after school has

ended. Teacher supervision will occur in the primary

school until 3:10pm but they will not be supervising

the playgrounds. The cleaner will lock the side gates

at 3.10 so you will need to exit by the front gates if

you choose to stay longer. Thanking you.

Car Parking reminder

Just a reminder that you need to reverse park in the

car parks when picking up or dropping off students

because it is difficult to see young children moving

behind parked cars.

Thanking you for helping to keep our children safe!

Interschool Sports Carnival

Mrs Trump, Mrs Ridgeway and Mr Power were very

impressed with the behaviour of all children who

attended the Interschool Sports Carnival on Thursday.

Our athletes were very competitive and were placed in

a number of events. Congratulations to all those

children who represented Wandina Primary, we are

very proud of your achievements. Very special

congratulations to Grace Yokwe, who was Junior Girl

Champion.

We would ask that parents please talk to their children

about the importance of eating their sandwiches at

lunchtime. It was noted that some children were

throwing their lunches out so we are now checking

lunchboxes before dismissing them to play.

We would like to remind parents that you need to

complete a Confidential Declaration if you volunteer to

help in the classroom. Teachers have copies in their

classrooms for you to complete and they must be

completed and signed before you can help in the

classroom. Thank you.

Lunchboxes

Parent Helpers

Headlice

We have had several incidents of Head Lice this term

so we ask that all parents please check their

child/children/all family members’ hair over the

holidays, then daily for one week and commence

treatment if necessary. Please ensure that you

remove all eggs after treatment and continue

checking and recommence treatment if required. If

you have difficulty getting rid of Head Lice please

contact Community Health for advice.

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Mrs Gratte has been completing her final teaching

practice this term in Room 1 with Miss Starling.

She has demonstrated that she is a very competent

teacher and we wish her all the best in her

teaching career.

Geraldton Amateur Basketball Association

Junior Club Registration Day

Activewest Basketball Stadium

Wednesday 10th September Time: 4.15pm – 5.15pm

Club contacts on GABA Website

www.geraldtonbasketballassociation.com.au OFFICE – 9964 5255

Super Impossible Promises Everyone loves holidays! However, sometimes its hard to have enough ideas, resources or energy to fill in every moment. We think we have a wonderful solution for children in Geraldton. Super Impossible Promises is a kids club in the last week of the October holidays at the Geraldton Anglican Cathedral. Aimed at having lots of fun, there will be singing, drama, games and craft. Our theme this holidays “Super Mario”, so expect blue shells, lightning, adventure, question marks, villains, and great stories from the Bible. We’d also love you to join us for our Super Sunday Service at church on Sunday 12th. This is a chance for parents to see what the kids have learned, and enjoy afterwards BBQ lunch and a jumping castle for the children! When: 9:00am-12:00pm, October 8th-10

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Where: 101 Cathedral Avenue, Geraldton Who: Kindergarten to year 6 How much: $2 per day (inc craft and morning tea) REGISTER at www.crosskids.net or call Sam on 99213052 or 0412 147 223.

COMMUNITY NOTICES Goodbye Mrs Gratte

VACATION CARE: OCTOBER 2014

Program now available!! Please see After School Care or Turtle Cove

Administration to make a booking.

6am – 6pm

Excursions, special visitors and daily

outings

Morning and afternoon tea provided

T: 08 9964 6689

E: [email protected]

W: turtlecoveelc.com.au

The P & C are very excited that the canteen will be

open and operational from the first Friday of Term 4,

Friday the 17th of October and every Friday thereafter

We are still in the process of forming a volunteer

roster, so if you can offer any assistance please

contact Kellie Rodden on the following email address

[email protected]. Alternatively a

volunteer roster will be available in each class from

tomorrow for parents / grandparents/ caregivers to

sign up if they wish. The menu will be available on

the app and webpage from term 4. Orders can be

done, either in advance by putting them into the

class canteen drop box (correct change please) or

taken directly to the canteen on the Friday between

8.20 and 8.50am. The P&C would like to thank

everyone for their continued support, without it this

would not be possible for our children.

In the near future the P & C will be displaying some

boards in the hall to show where our fundraising

efforts are being used.

Term 4 will be busy for the P & C as we will be

arranging a Disco, and helping with the organising of

the Carols by Candlelight. Dates on both are yet to be

determined.

Notes From the P & C

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Primary School Cricket Junior primary is generally years 4 and 5. The season will commence on the first Saturday back form the school holidays (18 October) and run for 9 weeks. The Geraldton Junior Regional Cricket Board would love to see a team represent your school or players form school join in with another school to make up a team if required, should the latter happen we would look at joining the names of the 2 schools together to form a team for this season only. I am personally keen to assist in any way and would be happy to come and talk with staff, any interested parents who might be able to assist in training/ coaching etc or to do a class talk to the potential cricket players. Dale Forsyth President of the Geraldton Junior Regional Cricket Board. 0456 246 066

School Bus Services Parents interested in their children catching an orange bus in 2015 are required to complete Transport Assistance applications by 31 August 2014 by going to www.schoolbuses.wa.gov.au Please note conveyance assistance is also given to parents who drive their child to school.

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