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16 REMINDER in Term 4 children are asked to bring a named hat and sunscreen for outside play and PE MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.m Term 4 5 th November- Curriculum Day 7 th December -Family Xmas BBQ 18 th December- Senior Graduation 21 st December- End of Term Early Dismissal1.00pm Newsletter No 16 19 th October 2012 MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER PRINCIPAL’S REPORT ASSEMBLY AWARDS “YOU CAN DO IT” Persistence: Jacob Grace Confidence: Eric Welcome back to Term 4 I hope your holidays have been enjoyable and restful. Graduation This is the last term for our Graduating Students and their families David B, Jai H, Jack O, Trish B, and Scott A. It is both an exciting and sometimes an anxious time for these students who will be moving onto the Futures for Young Adult programs. We will be celebrating the end of their schooling years with a special Graduation Dinner on Tuesday 18 th December. In the meantime we hope they all enjoy their final term of school at Mornington SDS. Warmer Weather- Sun Smart Term 4 is the term when the weather improves and we begin to see more of the Sun. With the increase in temperatures we need to remember to be Sun smart. All students should have hats to wear outside during play and Physical education sessions. Please ensure your son or daughter has their own supply of sunscreen named and sent to school along with a suitable hat and adequate drinks in their lunches. Staff will encourage students to drink more water on these warmer days. If your child does not drink tap water please ensure they have sufficient drinks in their lunches for these days. On extreme heat days we will operate an indoor program for the students during recess and lunch breaks. Robyn Simmonds Principal STUDENT BIRTHDAYS Christian

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Page 1: MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL REPORT … · MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: mornington.sds@edudmail.vic.gov.au

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REMINDER in Term 4 children are asked to bring a named hat and sunscreen for outside play and PE

MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.m

Term 4

5th November- Curriculum Day

7th December -Family Xmas BBQ

18th December- Senior Graduation

21st December- End of Term

Early Dismissal1.00pm

TERM TWO

Wednesday 27th

April –

School resumes for Term 2

Newsletter No 16 19th October 2012

MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT REPORT21st t

ASSEMBLY AWARDS

“YOU CAN DO IT”

Persistence: Jacob

Grace

Confidence: Eric

Welcome back to Term 4 I hope your holidays have been enjoyable and restful. Graduation This is the last term for our Graduating Students and their families David B, Jai H, Jack O, Trish B, and Scott A. It is both an exciting and sometimes an anxious time for these students who will be moving onto the Futures for Young Adult programs. We will be celebrating the end of their schooling years with a special Graduation Dinner on Tuesday 18th December. In the meantime we hope they all enjoy their final term of school at Mornington SDS. Warmer Weather- Sun Smart

Term 4 is the term when the weather improves and we begin to see more of the Sun. With the increase in temperatures we need to remember to be Sun smart. All students should have hats to wear outside during play and Physical education sessions. Please ensure your son or daughter has their own supply of sunscreen named and sent to school along with a suitable hat and adequate drinks in their lunches. Staff will encourage students to drink more water on these warmer days. If your child does not drink tap water please ensure they have sufficient drinks in their lunches for these days. On extreme heat days we will operate an indoor program for the students during recess and lunch breaks. Robyn Simmonds Principal

STUDENT BIRTHDAYS

Christian

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MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.morningtonsds.vic.gov.au

MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.m

Care Monkey and Asthma Australia CareMonkey is a safe and free web app for sharing health care information. Asthma Australia has partnered with CareMonkey in order to contribute to the safety and well-being of people with asthma. Parents can create a profile for their child in CareMonkey which can be shared with trusted carers, including family, friends, teachers and sports coaches. Vital information such as emergency contacts, health and safety alerts, medications, allergy details, asthma plan and more can be easily shared.

Consider creating a profile for your child with asthma (or other medical condition) and share this with others including the staff at your school or preschool. Go to caremonkey.com for more information.

Holiday and Festival Asthma Trigger Warning The upcoming holiday season and festivities planned during Term 4 and throughout the summer holidays may mean that your child is exposed to new triggers for their asthma. It is important for parents and carers, and children themselves, to be aware of changes to their environment and the activities that may impact on their asthma. Christmas trees, both real and artificial could be triggers for people with asthma. Artificial trees may be quite dusty after being stored away, while both real and artificial trees may harbour mould. It is important to ensure that artificial trees are cleaned appropriately and that care is taken to select real trees that do not produce wind-borne pollen. All tree and other decorations should cleaned and free from dust and mould when used at home. Scented candles, room deodorisers and air fresheners may also trigger asthma in those susceptible to perfumes, and care should be taken when purchasing these and other scented items at home. Lastly, the added pressures of the year drawing to a close can cause stress and anxiety for many people, potentially triggering asthma attacks. It is important to consider ways that the whole family can enjoy the holidays and feel safe happy and comfortable. Happy Holidays from The Asthma Foundation of Victoria.

For further information, please contact the Asthma Foundation of Victoria on 1800 645 130 or email

[email protected]

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WE PLAY BASKTBALL ON FRIDAY

and WE HAVE 3 TEAMS the names are.

Mornington Speed Devil Team1 TEAM 1 LEADER IS JAI Mornington Pirates Team 2 TEAM2 LEADER IS ALEX

Mornington Marvelsballs Team 3. TEAM 3 LEADER IS JOEL AND IT IS SO MUCH FUN! This article was written by Jai – Senior Sports Captain MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.morningtonsds.vic.gov.au

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THE AFL (Australia Football League) It was the VFL (Victoria Football League) VFL Formed in 1897- 1989 and in 1990 the AFL Formed.

Here is a list of all the Grand final winners Collingwood Premierships 15 Port Adelaide Premierships 1

Carlton Premierships 16 Essendon Premierships 16 Melbourne Premierships 12 Richmond Premierships 10 Hawthorn Premierships 10

Geelong Premierships 9 Fitzroy Premierships 8

North Melbourne / Kangaroos Premierships 4 Sydney Premierships 4

Brisbane Lions Premierships 3 West Coast Premierships 3 Adelaide Premierships 2

Western bulldogs Premierships 1 St Kilda Premierships 1

Fremantle Premierships 0 Gold coast suns Premierships 0

Greater Western Sydney Giants Premierships 0

BY DANIEL “Go Collingwood” This article was written by Daniel one of our senior students.

MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945

Email: [email protected] Website: www.morningtonsds.vic.gov.au

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To celebrate the end of term 3, Room 4 went to McDonalds in Mornington.

We took our class I-pad with us and took turns to order our own lunch using

Proloquo2go.

Bailey, Billy, Chris and Sajjad

MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.morningtonsds.vic.gov.au

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Keely, Maddison, and Will

We all got exactly what we ordered,

Many thanks to the very patient staff at McDonalds!!

MORNINGTON SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

P.O. Box 307, Robertson Drive, MORNINGTON 3931 P 59 756111 F 59 756945 Email: [email protected] Website: www.morningtonsds.vic.gov.au