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Riverton Review Principals: Paul Grundy and Vicki Sturgeon 255 Corinthian Road, RIVERTON WA 6148 Phone: 9457 2644 Website: riverton.ps.wa.edu.au Email: [email protected] Riverton Primary School Ed Support Centre: 9457 8307 Riverton Primary School Western Australia Tuesday 12 June Dance Lessons PP-Year 5 League Tag Carnival Wednesday 13 June Choir excursion Educode Years 4-6 Friday 15 June Senior Assembly Educode Years 4-6 Eagles Cup Book Fair Monday 18 June Dance Lessons PP-Year 5 Book Fair Tuesday 19 June Dance Lessons PP-Year 5 Book Fair From the Principals In what was a shortened last week, our students spent their time on a number of difference activities, from assemblies through to dancing, Educode sessions and of course the Eagles Cup sporting event to finish the week. I would like to further remind parents that even though we are now in winter, the expectation that students will be dressed in school uniform remains for our school. Students should be wearing their school shirts, windcheaters and jackets, rather than other clothing. School pants, shorts and other items on the list are to be worn to school. Moreover, items of school clothing should have the student’s name clearly marked to avoid confusion when items are mixed up or lost. Please contact our P&C if you have any queries or concerns regarding the school uniform, and let the office or teacher know if there are any problems involved in getting school uniform items. Our choir is heading off to the University of Western Australia to perform in the “Singfest” at the Octagon Theatre. I am sure that the students will perform brilliantly and continue to demonstrate their talents for singing together. Thanks in advance to Mr Davey for all his preparatory work and to those parents who are able to come along and support the children. Our first Eagles Cup fixture was held last Friday against Caralee PS and the students all acquitted themselves well across the sports of football, soccer and netball against an enthusiastic opposition. I was lucky enough to be there and was really impressed with the commitment, teamwork and of course the on-field behaviour of our students. Whilst the netballers and soccer team did their best and unfortunately couldn’t bring home a victory, the footballers played really well and managed to secure a strong win. Congratulations to all the students involved in the games, and thank you to Mr Brooks, Mr Smeed, Mrs West and Mrs London for their hard work leading up and including the event. We have a break this week before playing Parkwood later this term. Our Junior Assembly was held on Friday and a number of students were given Honour Awards at the gathering. Our student leaders again performed well, conducting and leading the assembly through the various parts. Thank you to those parents who were able to attend and congratulations to the award winners. Our kindergarten students were visited by some special guests on Wednesday and Friday who talked and showed lots of information about hospitals and helped familiarise students about the activities that happen in hospitals. The visitors from the Association for the Welfare of Children in Hospitals (AWCH) come to Riverton every year and were able to again provide some information in a fun and interesting way for the children, with lots of activities to help ease any fears children might have if they needed to go to a hospital. Thank you to Mrs Frossos for organising the visit. Our senior students have been training very hard at recess and lunch recently in preparation for the League Tag carnival at Burrendah today. I am sure that our teams will be great ambassadors for the school and I look forward to hearing about their performance. Go Rivo! Reading for understanding and enjoyment is central to the education of all our children and the capacity to read effectively is crucial in the development of our children and the acquisition of knowledge and skills. Having interesting and engaging books to read at home and at school is really important. Our annual Book Fair commences on Friday and runs on Monday and Tuesday next week. Operating out of our library, a number of books and related products will be on display and available for parents and students to purchase. Please come along before or after school and take a look at the range of books available to buy. Books make great presents and can be really special gifts! I look forward to seeing lots of parents and friends up there taking a look. Thank you to Mrs Murphy for her organisation. 12 June 2018

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Riverton Review Principals: Paul Grundy and Vicki Sturgeon

255 Corinthian Road, RIVERTON WA 6148

Phone: 9457 2644

Website: riverton.ps.wa.edu.au

Email: [email protected]

Riverton Primary School Ed Support Centre: 9457 8307

Riverton Primary School Western Australia

Tuesday 12 June

Dance Lessons PP-Year 5

League Tag Carnival Wednesday 13 June

Choir excursion

Educode Years 4-6 Friday 15 June

Senior Assembly

Educode Years 4-6

Eagles Cup

Book Fair Monday 18 June

Dance Lessons PP-Year 5

Book Fair Tuesday 19 June

Dance Lessons PP-Year 5

Book Fair

From the Principals

In what was a shortened last week, our students spent their time on a number of difference activities, from

assemblies through to dancing, Educode sessions and of course the Eagles Cup sporting event to finish the

week.

I would like to further remind parents that even though we are now in winter, the expectation that students will be

dressed in school uniform remains for our school. Students should be wearing their school shirts, windcheaters

and jackets, rather than other clothing. School pants, shorts and other items on the list are to be worn to school.

Moreover, items of school clothing should have the student’s name clearly marked to avoid confusion when items

are mixed up or lost. Please contact our P&C if you have any queries or concerns regarding the school uniform,

and let the office or teacher know if there are any problems involved in getting school uniform items.

Our choir is heading off to the University of Western Australia to perform in the “Singfest” at the Octagon Theatre.

I am sure that the students will perform brilliantly and continue to demonstrate their talents for singing together.

Thanks in advance to Mr Davey for all his preparatory work and to those parents who are able to come along and

support the children.

Our first Eagles Cup fixture was held last Friday against Caralee PS and the students all acquitted themselves

well across the sports of football, soccer and netball against an enthusiastic opposition. I was lucky enough to be

there and was really impressed with the commitment, teamwork and of course the on-field behaviour of our

students. Whilst the netballers and soccer team did their best and unfortunately couldn’t bring home a victory, the

footballers played really well and managed to secure a strong win. Congratulations to all the students involved in

the games, and thank you to Mr Brooks, Mr Smeed, Mrs West and Mrs London for their hard work leading up and

including the event. We have a break this week before playing Parkwood later this term.

Our Junior Assembly was held on Friday and a number of students were given Honour Awards at the gathering.

Our student leaders again performed well, conducting and leading the assembly through the various parts. Thank

you to those parents who were able to attend and congratulations to the award winners.

Our kindergarten students were visited by some special guests on Wednesday and Friday who talked and

showed lots of information about hospitals and helped familiarise students about the activities that happen in

hospitals. The visitors from the Association for the Welfare of Children in Hospitals (AWCH) come to Riverton

every year and were able to again provide some information in a fun and interesting way for the children, with lots

of activities to help ease any fears children might have if they needed to go to a hospital. Thank you to Mrs

Frossos for organising the visit.

Our senior students have been training very hard at recess and lunch recently in preparation for the League Tag

carnival at Burrendah today. I am sure that our teams will be great ambassadors for the school and I look forward

to hearing about their performance. Go Rivo!

Reading for understanding and enjoyment is central to the education of all our children and the capacity to read

effectively is crucial in the development of our children and the acquisition of knowledge and skills. Having

interesting and engaging books to read at home and at school is really important. Our annual Book Fair

commences on Friday and runs on Monday and Tuesday next week. Operating out of our library, a number of

books and related products will be on display and available for parents and students to purchase. Please come

along before or after school and take a look at the range of books available to buy. Books make great presents

and can be really special gifts! I look forward to seeing lots of parents and friends up there taking a look. Thank

you to Mrs Murphy for her organisation.

12 June 2018

If your child is interested in entering a science competition, then the 'Young Inventor of the Year ' competition might be for your child. Competition closes Monday 22nd of October 2018.

For further information please follow this link:

https://www.switchyourthinking.com/our-projects/young-reinventor-of-the-year/

Parents/Caregivers The school garden committee would like to thank all parents/caregivers for their kind donations of terracotta pots and other unwanted garden equipment. Please continue to send in any of these items which you no longer need;

medium/large terracotta pots metal wall art garden ornaments potted succulents metal wall

animals paint

Donations can be left at the front office.

UNIFORM SHOP OPENING

HOURS

Monday 2.30pm - 3.15pm

Friday

8.30am - 9.15am

If you would like to help out with our fair (30 minutes before and after school

please pop into our library for details.

LOST PROPERTY

We have a large amount of lost property which is housed in the uniform shop. Please check this area for missing hats, jumpers and drink bottles. We have also found reading glasses, sunglasses and keys which are kept in the front office. Please check if your child has misplaced any items.

Opening Day

Friday 15 June 2018

Sale days

Monday 18 and

Tuesday 19 June 2018

The school is now taking applications for enrolments for Kindergarten students in 2019. Children born between 1 July 2014 and 30 June 2015 are eligible for Kindy.

Applications close on Friday 20 July 2018. Please be mindful that the school office will be closed from Monday 2 July until Friday 13 July due to school holidays.

Application for enrolment forms are available from the school office or on our website. You will need to provide the following information when submitting your application;

A copy of your child’s birth certificate, also passport if not born in Australia

Immunisation records from ACIR

Three (3) proof of address documents with a supply address eg. lease/purchase agreement, utility accounts

Visa documents

Ticket Sales 2018 Dear Parents,

Your child’s school choir will be performing in the ‘Act‐Belong‐Commit’ Children Sing Festival at the Octagon

Theatre, University of Western Australia. The festival runs over 4 days from the 12 - 15 June with 9 sessions in

total. Your child will perform in one of these sessions. This exciting choral festival offers students the

opportunity to perform in a magnificent venue and before an audience of 500 students and parents.

The details for your child’s choral performance is as follows:

Wednesday 13 June - Session D - 11.15am – 12.25pm

ALL Tickets $10.00

(NB: STUDENTS PERFORMING IN THE FESTIVAL DO NOT REQUIRE A TICKET)

Tickets are being sold online through ticketsWA.

No money is being taken by the school for this concert.

There are limited seats available so if you would like to attend, please book early.

•If the session is not sold out, there will be tickets sold at the door on the day.

Follow the link below to book your tickets for the Festival – bookings open at 9.00am on Monday 21 May 2018. www.ticketswa.com

When you get to the webpage please ensure you select the correct date and session time.

If you have any problems booking your tickets online please contact ticketsWA on 08 6488 2440. Please note,

there is no booking fee for tickets booked online however a $5.00 transaction fee is in place for phone bookings.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Kirstin MacLean

On behalf of the Act‐Belong‐Commit Children Sing Festival Committee

Riverton Primary School is now on Facebook. Not to

be confused with other pages that have similar names.

This is the only official Facebook page for the school,

(The P&C have their own page for anything P&C).

We are

Riverton Primary School Western Australia

Please like us on Facebook so you can get all the re-

minders, alerts and general information from the school.

The Class who raises the most funds for our school with the Entertainment™ Book Fundraiser wins an Ice Skating Party for the entire class. Valued at over $500 (includes skate hire, food and refreshments)

So Please ask your family, friends, neighbours or work colleagues if they would like to help with our fundraiser….

Thanks for your support!

Cockburn Ice Arena is supporting the Entertainment™ fundraiser for our school!

School Holiday program

July School holidays are fast approaching and along with our Family Camp WADSA are also offering a few day activities to get a feel of some of the activities we offer on camp. These sessions are available for people of all ages and all abilities, with the intention of splitting participants into more suitable age groups where necessary. All participants must attend with supports, siblings are welcome. Activities cost $10 per

person. Registrations are a must, along with payment secure your spot in the program, spots are limited so first in best dressed.

2nd July- Archery and Bob Cooper 10.00am- 12.00pm.

6th July- Art 4 All and Bush Skills 1.00pm- 3.00pm.

Family Camp Expression of Interest

WADSA are looking to hold a weekend family camp in early September. If you would like to register your interest please contact Kate in the

WADSA office by calling 9470 1442 or email [email protected] . Forms will be available on the Riverton Primary Campus website.

Willetton Basketball Stadium

School Holiday Camp

First Week [ Monday 2nd July – Friday 6th July ]

For children 9 years & under

[ minimal age is 5 years ]

9.00am – 3.30pm daily

Second Week [ Monday 9th July – Friday 13th July ]

For children 9 years & over

9.00am – 3.30pm daily

Please visit www.willettontigers.com.au and go to

The junior Holiday Camp tab