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185 Gold St, Clifton Hill, Vic 3068Main Office 9489 8333

Fax 9481 1910Kids Club 9486 2675www.cliftonhillps.vic.edu.auclifton.hill.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au

Edition 219th February 2014

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION

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Congratulations to our Junior School Council representatives for 2014!

Meetings will be held at lunch timeevery second Monday (starting onthe 17th of Feb). - Merelina Lorenzin

Welcome Jamie & Sharon

I started out working at Kids Club as an assistant and later coordinated the program. This got me excited about working in a primary school and led me to study teaching. I graduated in the middleof last year and spent the rest of the year doing relief teaching in a number of schools including Clifton Hill.

Prior to becoming a teacher I worked as a full time musician. I trained as an orchestral composer and have had the honour of writing music for many of Australia's leading orchestra. I have composed music for films and television as well as collaborating with some well known artists around the country. I can play the guitar, the oboe and sing but my favourite instrument and the one I'm best at is the piano. My grandpa taught me to play the piano and I started learning when I was six years old.

When I'm not teaching or writing music,I enjoy reading, cooking and going tothe movies. - Jamie Humphries

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JSC Representatives

Curriculum Day* Student Free Day *

Tuesday 25th February

Camp Australia will be opened all day- book on line.

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Whole School Photo Day

Friday 28th March

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Alexander Waples & Scarlet Morrison

Dylan Payne & Ruby Scott

Isaac Burne & Joshua Winkler

Rufus Ahern & Artemis Mousaferiadis

Beau Dicker & Madeleine Hennessy

Jamieson Cohen & Charlotte Todd

Saul Howells & Jude Hampton

Finn O’Reardon & Katia Stapleton

Josh Fitts & Harriet Dennis

Elliot Broome & Camila Fontana

Dominic Carr & Grace Davies

Evelyn Gammon & Atticus Russell

Hugo Waples & Spencer McBride

Sabine Tsoi & Spence Gruen

Annie Buck & Riley Wickens

Harriet Thorpe & Robert Garner

Charlotte Carney & Ben Donnellan

Eva Andersen & Sweeney Taylor

Saskia Vandermark & Zigi Belling

Marc Theodore, Lexie Dennis

Cooper Brown & Alice Brown

Class Representative

Having previously worked as aLocal Government Town Plannerand Transport Consultant, I becamea teacher because I enjoy workingwith young people and seeing themdevelop in all facets of life.

My husband and I love to travel and enjoy the outdoors...he's even turned me into a semi-twitcher.

I look forward to meeting you and saying hi...just don't ask me to make any bird calls!.

Sharon Noske

My name's Jamie Humphries and I'm teaching in 6KK for term 1, filling in for Kaye.I've been a part of theschool community for afew years now.

Sharon is our Prep & Grade 1 PE teacher.

As a relatively local resident (Fairfield),I am thrilled to join the communityat CHPS.

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185 Gold St, Clifton Hill, Vic 3068 Main Office 9489 8333 Fax 9481 1910 Kids Club 9486 2675 www.cliftonhillps.vic.edu.au [email protected]

Edition 2 19th February 2014 EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION

Congratulations to all 88 students who participated in the School Swimming Carnivallast Friday.

Thank you to all parents and teachers who helped out on the day ensuring the day ran smoothly.

Results are now displayed on the wall outside 4SW on the Organ Factory side of the school.

Good luck to the selected students who will be participating at the District Carnival on Thursday 27th February.Co

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The Di Nevile Science Centre

185 Gold St, Clifton Hill, Vic 3068 Main Office 9489 8333 Fax 9481 1910 Kids Club 9486 2675 www.cliftonhillps.vic.edu.au [email protected] 3

We have had a great start to the year in our new Science Centre! The students have shown great enthusiasm during science lessons and have been fully engaged with the first term focus of Physical Sciences. We have been investigating how to make objects move, observing the effects of gravity, learning about how light and sound are created, designing and testing simple machines and experimenting with different types of electrical circuits.

Many thanks to the school community whose fund-raising efforts and support have made this all possible.

Congratulations to Claire Garner from 4SW for making the winning suggestion for the Name the Skeleton Competition... 'Bonaparte'!

Franklin the Turtle has enjoyed meeting so many new children and is eagerly looking forward to his new tank that should arrive soon.

Request for Donations of Recycled Materials

The Science Centre would be happy to accept donations of the following materials:- Glass Jars - Cardboard Tubes - Small Wood Off-Cuts - 1 Litre Milk Cartons (washed)- 1.25 Litre PET bottles

If you have other materials you think might be useful for the Science Centre, please contact Dylan. [email protected]

Dylan Thomas








As I am sure you all know our amazing canteen is one of the schools greatest assets and it needs your help!!!Leelee who runs our canteen would even give Jamie Oliver a run for his own “Pukka produce” and he would saluteher incredible menus, with fresh and healthy ingredients,all sourced from the local markets (& even her own vegie patch at times!). This lady is really quite incredible….and now she needs your help!!!

2014 Canteen helpers will be asked to give up about 2-3 hours of their morning (usually 9-11am or until 1pm if you can spare longer), a maximum of once per term, to work alongside Gold Streets’ very own Master Chef, Leelee!

In return, you will not only be subsidised from your school fees but you will learn how to make and taste some amazing food and your kids will LOVE to see you atsnack time.

If you would be interested please either email Nia in office or contact Bridgette Connor with your day of preferenceas a roster will be drawn up very soon. (PrepPH or 5MLor email [email protected])

Calling all Parents…Canteen helpers urgently needed!!


We are four friends from Grade 3 organising a time capsule. Mr Warren is supporting this idea.

We had hoped to bury the time capsule whenThe Di Nevile Science Centre was opened.

However, we think it is even better if it is buried on April 1 this year when the school will be 140 years old exactly.

The Time Capsule is not very big so we are asking mums, dads, kids and friends to suggestWHAT WE WOULD PUT IN THE CAPSULE.

We want to bury the capsule for 30 years so kidsat Gold St now might bring their children on April 1 2044 to celebrate their time at Gold St and look at what is in the capsule.

We think a small photo of every kid in the school (maybe on a USB or maybe a very small photo in a book) would be a good idea and maybe (notes and coins?), but we need lots of other ideas too.

Please help us with your ideas.You can email Mr Warren - [email protected]

Camila Fontana, Lucy-Lynne Coleman, Grace Davisand Sophie Hetherington

CHPS - TIME CAPSULE

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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGYSafe and Responsible Use of Digital Technology at CliftonHill Primary School.

Each year Grade 2 - 6 students take home an Acceptable Use Agreement for using Digital Technology to read through with their parents, sign and return to school.

This document had, in the past, been written by a group of teachers. This year we asked a group of volunteers from Grade 5 and 6 to work together to rewrite this document, ensuring that the language was student friendly and included all the necessary points for being Safe and Responsible when using digital technology.

The participating students worked during 4 or 5 lunchtimes to finalise this document which will be presented at the Assembly this coming Friday and will then be sent home. The children in Prep and Grade 1 will read this document in class with their teachers. Sally and Vicki would like to thank the students for their input of ideas, enthusiasm andcooperation withinthe group.

Vicki Gigliotti& Sally Meadham










French Film Festival

It’s that time of year again! The Alliance Française de Melbourne presents the French Film Festival.It will be kicking off on the 5th March and finishes on the 23rd March after 2 ½ weeks of fun-filledfilm watching.

Once again, this year there are several film options for children:Meet the French teachers

There are three enthusiastic and dedicated French teachers at Clifton Hill Primary School.

French Corner


MadameSophie Gammon:

This is her sixth year teaching French here and she can be credited with introducing the amazing French program and the methodology we use, AIM. This year Sophie is responsible for Grades 4 and 6.

MadamePenny Webb :

She started teaching at Clifton Hill in 2012. She is responsible for Grades 2 and 5, and shares Grade 1 with her colleague,Nancy Gully.

MadameNancy Gully:

Nancy joined the French team this year. Please don’t hesitate to go up and say a big “Bonjour” if you see her in the playground! She is responsible for Prep and Grade 3, and shares Grade 1with Penny.

[email protected]@[email protected]

Boule et Bill (Billy and Buddy) is a live action film about a boyand his dog and the adventures they have together.

Sunday 9 March 1.45pm Palace Como

Sunday 16 March 1.30pm Palace Balwyn

Kirikou et les hommes et les femmes (Kirikou and theMen and Women) is an animated film, the third installmentof Kirikou’s adventures.

Saturday 8 March 1.30pm Palace Balwyn

Saturday 22 March 3.00pm Palace Westgarth

Ma maman est en Amérique, elle a rencontré Buffalo Bill(My Mommy is in America and she met Buffalo Bill) isalso an animation based on a graphic novel byJean Regnaud.

Saturday 15 March 1.30pm Palace Brighton Bay

Of course, there are a large number of films for adults in this festival and we encourage you tovisit the following site to get all the details http://www.affrenchfilmfestival.org/

Madame Webb is planning to take her 6 year old son to see Boule et Bill at Palace Balwyn onSunday 16th March. She would love to see a few Clifton Hill Primary students there as well!











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中文天地

A SLICE OF MANDARIN

In Chinese culture, we also have a day to celebrate love called Qi Qiao Jie or the Double SeventhFestival. While we don’t give out flowers or chocolate, there are several interesting tradition aboutthis romantic day for lovers.

According to the legend, the seven daughters of the Goddess of Heaven caught the eye of a cowboy during one of their visits to earth.The daughters were bathing in a river and the cowboy, Niu Lang, decided to have a bit of fun by running off with their clothing.It was the prettiest daughter, Zhi Nu (who happened to be the seventh daughter) who asked him to return their clothes.

Of course, since Niu Lang had seen the daughter, Zhi Nu, and they fell in love and got married. The couple lived happily for several years. Eventually however, the Goddess of Heaven became fed up with her daughter's absence, and ordered her to return to heaven. However, the mother took pity on the couple and allowed them to be reunited once a year. Legend has it that on the seventh night of the seventh moon, magpies form a bridge with their wings for Zhi Nu to cross to meet her husband.

nǐ hǎo! It’s your friendly dragon, xiǎo lóng. Last Friday was Valentine's Day, where people give loved ones flowersand chocolates.

Today, younger Chinese are often unfamiliar with the holiday, and more likely to celebrate Valentine's Day on February 14th. Still, in some cities efforts are being made to bring back many of the traditional festivals - including Double Seventh Festival - in order to attract tourists. For example, in Hong Kong young girls still display needlework, burn incense and make offerings to the night sky.

CLIFTON HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL FAIRSATURDAY NOVEMBER 22nd 2014FAIR COMMITMENT Please circle or tick below.

I would like to be a member of the FAIR COMMITTEE.

Positions Vacant -Fair Coordinator

-Entertainment Coordinator

-Publicity Coordinator

I would like to be a member of a team that supports

-Logistics

-Silent Auction

-Food

I would be prepared to run a stall (see below) at the fair (with assistance)

-Toys -Clothes

-Food -Jaffa Smasher

-Sno Cones

I have a business that would be able to support the fair.

I would be prepared to assist set up / pack up for a few hours -the fair set up (Friday 21/11/14) after 2pm -set up stalls (Saturday Fair Day 22/11/14) from 7am-11am, -post fair clean up (Saturday Fair Day22/11/14) -4pm-6pm -post fair clean up (Sunday following 23/11/14) -9:00am – 1:00pm.

Name: Telephone:

Email:

Child(ren)s names (s) + Grades:-

Please return this completed form to the office. Thank you.

Edition 2 19th February 2014

Facepainting is an art as well as a skill. Over the last 6 years, one of the parents Dawn Anderson has built up our facepainting stall at the CHPS school fair to be one that makes children happy and also creates beautiful designs.

If anyone is interestedin helping out in the fairwith this stall it is nevertoo early to express interest.

Dawn holds a free training session for interested parents in Sept or October preceding the fair. No previous experience required except for an eye for design.

Due to keen interest in learning in depth skills and professional practices in facepainting Dawn will be holding an early workshop on Sun 2nd March 1-4 pm at a small cost offered only to CHPS parents and caregivers.

If anyone is interested, please email Dawn on [email protected].

Examples of Dawn's work can be seen on www.elfineyes.com.au


Facepainting

We ask every family to attend ONE WORKING BEE for 3-4 hours and to be actively involved in the SCHOOL FAIR in November. You can buy your way out of the working bee and we pay a gardener/handyman to make up the shortfall.

THE FAIR IS ANOTHER MATTER!

Last year the Fair raised over $92,000 for our school - all due to the dedication and effort of the school community.

So - are you an Event Manger? Electrician? Baker? Love to make jam, bake cakes, sew, design artwork,cook stir fry?

None of these? … are you happy to runa stall, assist on a stall, commit to the Sunday post-fair tidy up ? Canvas goods for our silent auction? Like to be on the fair committee? We need you…

PLEASE COMPLETE THE ATTACHED PRO FORMA AND COMMIT TO SOME FORM OF SUPPORT FOR OUR ANNUAL SCHOOL FAIR.

Thank You - Melinda Wilson

SCHOOL FAIR and WORKING BEES !




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http://www.elfineyes.com.au/





What's Your Story? By Rose Giannone - Illustrated by Bern Emmerichs

Edition 2 19th February 2014

The library has been very busy for the past few weeks, especially at lunch times on some very hot days. All grade 1-6 students are being shown how to use our new library system, Oliver to browse new titles and find out more about featured authors and websites.The students are being encouraged to develop their independence in searching for and locating resources but the library staff areon hand during library lessons, at lunch timesand for 15 minutes before and after schoolto assist.

New releases available this month:

Fire By Jackie French Illustrated by Bruce Whatley


Library News


Inspired by the bushfires that have affected many Australians, ‘Fire’ is a moving and sensitive story of a natural disaster as seen through the eyes of a cockatoo. The fire mercilessly engulfs homes and land, leaving a devastating path of destruction. Jackie French and Bruce Whatley also created the book ‘Flood.’

‘What's your story?’ is a beautiful book about friendship. The backdrop is the First Settlement and it describes the friendship of a little orphan boy from England, Leonard and his friendship with a little Aboriginal girl called Milba. Leonard is intrigued by Australia's fauna as it is completely different to anything Leonard had previously seen, and it is with this, the story develops. ‘What's your story?’ uses ceramic artwork created from the renowned and celebrated Australian artist Bern Emmerichs and written by Melbourne writer Rose Giannone.

Midnight By Mark Greenwood and Frane Lessac

A new narrative non-fiction picture book for older readers from the award-winning duo Mark Greenwood and Frane Lessac. A foal is born at midnight, on the homestead side of the river. Coal black.Star ablaze. Moonlight in her eyes. On October 31, 1917, the 4th and 12th Regiments of the Australian Light Horse took part in one of the last great cavalry charges in history. Among the first to leap the enemy trenches was Lieutenant Guy Haydon riding his beloved mare, Midnight. This is their story.

A New Friend for Marmalade By Alison Reynolds

Following on from ‘A year with marmalade’, this story is about accepting new friends, even when they do things a little differently from you. It’s about facing danger which can be overcome with just a littleco-operation and it revolves around a special little cat called Marmalade.

My Two Blankets By Irena Kobald and Freya Blackwood

Cartwheel has arrived in a new country, and feels the loss of all she's ever known. She creates a safe place for herself under an 'old blanket' made out of memories and thoughts of home. As time goes on, Cartwheel begins to weave a new blanket, one of friendship and a renewed sense of belonging.It is different from the old blanket, but it is eventually just as warm and familiar.

The Poppy By Andrew Plant

Local author Andrew Plant has kindly donated books to our library and even borrowed some of our war books when researching this new book. ‘The Poppy’ is the true story of one of Australia's greatest victories ; a desperate night counter-attack in the French village of Villers-Bretonneux on Anzac Day 1918. The book is stunningly illustrated with over 70 paintings.





Our Australian Girl: Meet Pearlie - Book OneBy Wang Gabrielle & Masciullo Lucia


Library News - Continued


This is a new book in the very popular‘Our Australian Girl’ series. Meet Pearlie and join her adventure in the first of four exciting stories about a courageous girl in a world at war. It's1941 . . . and the war is changing Pearlie's life every day.

Darwin is full of soldiers, there's a spy on the loose, and people are turning against Pearlie's best friend, Naoko, just because she's Japanese.

When everything falls apart, will Pearlie be brave enough to stick up for what's right, or will her old fears get the better of her?

Paruku: The Desert BrumbyBy Jesse Blackadder

From deep in the Kimberley Desert comes a legend of wild brumbies with Arabian bloodlines, who can run like the wind. Paruku, the young bay stallion, flees from humans who invade his desert sanctuary, but is haunted by an ancient memory of being ridden.

Thirteen-year-old Rachel is fast outgrowing her first pony. When her father, an equine vet, is offered the job of capturing wild brumbies for the endurance stables of Sheik Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum of Dubai, Rachel travels with him into the remote desert landscape of the Kimberley. Captivated by the wild power and majesty of Paruku and his kin, she is torn by the prospect of taking away their freedom.

But is there a chance she could keep Paruku for herself? A moving tale inspired by the true story of the Kimberley brumbies and their journey to Dubai.

Feel free to come in and see us or email if you have any questions about the library.

Sian - (Monday & Thursday) [email protected]

Dana - (Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday) [email protected]










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Due to requests from a number of parents an additional Friday Class is currently being offered for children aged Grade 1 to Grade 5. A limited number of places (roughly 10) are now available for students interested in Drama for the Term 1 program. Term 1 will focus on building student confidence and social awareness, fun drama games, improvisation and developing stage acting techniques.

• Friday Classes will begin on the 21st of February and run till the 28th of March. • Classes begin straight after school from 3.35pm to 4.30pm at CHPS in the Art room. • Limited places are available for students aged Grade 1 to 5. • $16 per class (term fees $96 for Friday class). • Teaching will be shared between Jackson Castiglione and Heather Anderson

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Red Notes Musical Services

Enroll 2014

Instrumental Music lessons during school hours at Clifton Hill Primary

Instruments available to learn are:

Grades 3 - 6 Flute, saxophone, clarinet, trumpet, trombone

and percussion.

Forms are available at the school office or call Red Notes on 9527 5200

or email [email protected]

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BRUNSWICK HOCKEY CLUB ‘HOOK IN2 HOCKEY’ 5 WEEK PROGRAM

BRUNSWICK SECONDARY COLLEGE WEDNESDAY 5PM MARCH 5TH

‘COME & TRY’ WEDNESDAY 5PM FEBRUARY 26TH

U10, U12, U14 AND U16

PLAYERS WELCOME TRAINING COMMENCES TUESDAY MARCH 11TH

FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT

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KIDS YOGA with Jo

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in February

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• x4 Sundays starting on Sunday 2nd Feb.

• 2:30 - 3:30pm @ CHYS • $15 per student for each class.

• Ages 6 - 12 years old. • No yoga experience required.

• Yoga helps our bodies become strong and our minds

to become sharp. • Yoga helps us learn!

• For more information on our studio, please visit our

website www.iyoga.com.au or email us at [email protected] or phone us on 9486 8044.

Clifton Hill Yoga Studio

129 Queens Pde

Clifton Hill

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LOVELY RELIABLE INTELLIGENT CAPABLE YOUNG WOMEN LOOKING FOR CHILDCARE WORK Hi I am one of the parents at the school. I know these 4 lovely young women and they are looking for childcare work. They are all University students and are very delightful, reliable and experienced. So I thought I'd put this notice in the newsletter in case anyone was in need. They all live locally in North Fitzroy and Carlton. They can pick kids up from school, do homework with them and even cook! Jane Tynan

Mob: 0421 734 371Email: [email protected] years old, 3rd year fine arts student, planning to start Mastersof Education in 2015.

Availability: Tuesday's (am), Wednesdays & weekends (has a family already on Thursdays).Experienced with references available from families she's done weekly 3-4 hour sessions for before and after school. Has also done child care and facilitated child engagement at festivals and camps.Has Working with Children's check.

Also Georgia Goodnow [email protected] 0403728502 Sofie [email protected]

Josie [email protected], Sofia and Josie all have various experience asbabysitters, nannies and in child care centres. They havemoved from Canberra to do their studies and are looking for work.I can highly recommend them all.

Jenny Ouliaris - Mum of Mikiyas Ouliaris (5ML) - 0413708838













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