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11 August 201711 August 2017

PRINCIPAL REPORT

ALL THINGS SPANISH

PREP – YEAR 2 SPANISH LESSONS

We are excited to be introducing Spanish lessons from Prep– Year 2 in 2018, for two half hour sessions each week.Developing a love of learning languages and developing culturalunderstanding at an early age is important to help our childrenoperate in the global community. The children can more easilytrain their ears to listen to and understand other languages andaccents, from a young age.

It is important to note that children would need many morehours than they have in primary school to become fluent inSpanish. The expectation would be that the children will be ableto speak social Spanish when exiting Year 6. In the youngeryears they will be familiar with common nouns, numbers etc.The children will acquire cultural understanding of countrieswith a Spanish heritage. Given that Spanish is the third mostspoken language in the world, this will be deep.

We currently have a Prep – Year 2 Spanish intranet that youare welcome to access. 5 minutes Spanish learning a day willhelp your children prepare for language learning.

MEET OUR NATIVE SPANISH SPEAKERS

Since Term 2 we have employed two native speaker teacheraides in our Spanish program. They participate in classactivities, play games at lunch time and even attend GalaSports days. The children are taking the opportunity to interactwith Marie and Sergio and we thought you should meet themtoo.

Sergio Zárate

Hola! Me llamo Sergio Antonio ZárateOrrego. I was born in Santiago de Cali,Colombia. I am a mechanical engineer andmy partner and I decided to come toAustralia because we wanted to improveour English levels. Nowadays, I work at theUniversity of Queensland as anoccupational trainee in research projectsfocused on waste disposal. Further, I am a Spanish teacher –aide at Yeronga State School. In fact, I really wanted to work ineducation because both my parents are teachers I find it thebest way to help people. Over the weekend, I usually try to have

a rest and go out to dinner with my friends. In the future, I wouldlike to study a Master’s degree and stay in Australia for a longtime. I am enjoying working in the lunchtime robotics programwith the children.

Maricarly Castillo

Hola! Me llamo Maricarly Escalona Castilloand I am from Venezuela, South America.I’ve come to your beautiful country lookingfor a better future for me and my family.

I’ve always been passionate aboutlanguages, which is why I’ve got a degree inmodern languages. Coming fromVenezuela, my mother tongue is Spanishbut I also speak English and French.

I strong believe that languages open many doors along the wayand help people to understand different cultures in a deeperway. When you learn a new language you also learn about theculture of the countries where that language is spoken and Ifind this absolutely fantastic. When learning a language we learnthat with different cultures things are not wrong or right, theyare just different. Since I’ve been in Australia I’ve decided thatteaching my beautiful language is what I want to do. I wasa Spanish teacher in France for a while and I’ve very muchenjoyed coming back to it again.

My husband, my daughter and I came together to thisadventure in your country. At home we always speak Spanishso my daughter doesn’t forget it. We enjoy dancing, listeningto music and drawing together. On the weekends we enjoy theopen green spaces Australia has to offer.

I’ve been to quite a few places around the world but I have tosay that it is here Down Under that I’ve discovered is the mostexciting place ever.

NAPLAN

Last week we received the NAPLAN report for 2017 and ourschool continues to achieve where we should be. Our school iswell above like schools and the nation in all strands in Year 3and Year 5.

Our results are similar to previous years in terms of the Top20% of the nation, with Year 3 Reading and Grammar andPunctuation and Year 5 Grammar and Punctuation close to orexceeding our greater than 55% target in the top 20% of thenation. Most strands are equal to or exceeding previous Top20% of nation results.

Year 5 writing results were surprising however aligned with asimilarly low performance across the nation which may indicatethat the task was not particularly engaging for children.

We will continue to analyse results to ascertain whatadjustments are needed to our English and Maths program andI will share more information at the next P&C meeting.

Individual NAPLAN results will be distributed on Monday.

reSolve Project

The benefits to our school being involved in the reSolve Projectare:

Yeronga State School is delighted to be part of the reSolveproject and to contribute to enhancing mathematics educationin Australia.

School Opinion Survey

The School Opinion Survey is currently open and all areencouraged to give their opinions. The survey will close on the25 August 2017.

We encourage you to take this opportunity to have your sayabout what this school does well, and how this school canimprove. Information was given via the classroom teacher.Please contact the office if you no longer have the log-in details.

MUSIC PRACTICE

Last week I spoke on assembly to our students to remind themof the importance of daily instrumental music practice. Freeweekly instrumental music lessons are provided to studentsparticipating in the program on the condition that they performas a team in the school band. Children who fail to practicelet down their team (band members) and affect the qualityof performances significantly. Numbers of instruments andaptitude in playing them impacts the quality of the sound andperformance. Please help your children to establish a routinearound practice to enable them to be successful.

2017 National Science Week is around thecorner

Future Earth is the theme for this year’s National Science Weekfrom 12–20 August. Jenn Reed, a Science teacher and keenparent, is coordinating lunch time activities on Thursday 17August to ignite the imagination of our children.

You may like to encourage your child to participate in the Waron Waste competition that the ABC is currently running.

http://splash.abc.net.au/home

School Carparks

Safety of our students is always a top priority for the school. Wehave noticed over the last term that parents have been usingthe staff carparks to drop off and pick up their children. This isa very concerning practice.

Please be aware that parents are not to use the staff carparksat any time in the morning. We will have a staff member at the

• Having our own teachers networking with acommunity (at a regional, state and national level) oflike-minded professionals who are committed to thedelivery of quality mathematics learning that has aspirit of inquiry;

• Exposure to quality, research-based maths resourcesand lessons will provide our teachers with theconfidence to lead their colleagues and work on theirteaching practice;

• Upskilling our teachers in how to promote a spirit ofinquiry in maths to challenge and develop allstudents’ mathematical thinking.

• Having an opportunity to trial reSolve materials andoffer feedback to the Australian Academy of Scienceto improve the lessons.

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gate from 7.45-8.15am checking for Staff Permits on vehicles.YOSCH families can use the carparks after 3.30pm if there is acarpark available.

Remember:

We ask for your help ensuring that all our students get to schooland home again safely.

Every Day Counts at School

The importance of a team effort in achieving school attendanceis the main theme in the next animation and comic book in TheAdventures of Jimmy and Sam the Dog series, developed bythe Department of Education and Training.

Once again NRL star Sam Thaiday plays Sam the Dog, witha cameo appearance by Johnathan Thurston, plus formerQueensland Firebird Beryl Friday and two Solid Pathwaysstudents.

Research shows that school attendance leads to positivestudent outcomes, and can help children build social andemotional skills.

Head to the Every day counts website.

Team EDCTeam EDC

Premier’s Creating Queensland Future CodingCompetition

#code4Qld and win great prizes

Got a kid who’s mad on coding? Get them to join the battle ofthe coders.

The Premier’s Creating Queensland’s Future codingcompetition is now open and there are some amazing prizes upfor grabs.

Students from Years 5 – 10 are challenged to create a digitalsolution to help keep young Queenslander’s safe and securein a digital world. Entries could be an interactive animation, agame or even an app. It’s only limited by their imagination.

Entries close Tuesday 12 September. Find out more at theAdvancing Education website below

http://www.advancingeducation.qld.gov.au/codingcounts/Pages/codingcompetition.aspx

2017 Premier's Coding Competition2017 Premier's Coding Competition

Debbie Spanner, Principal

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL REPORT

Student Council

Last week our student councillors organised lunchtime eventsfor our students. This was well attended by our junior studentson Wednesday and our senior students on Friday. It was greatto see the enthusiasm, cooperation and strategies for success.

Our next event coincides with book week. We will be havinga PJ day with a gold coin donation. The students will haveopportunities to meet with their buddies and read a booktogether.

Student Council ActivitiesStudent Council Activities

Prep 2018 Interviews

As part of the enrolment and placement process for Prep 2018we invite parents to come to an interview with school personneland to bring their child with them. At the interview one of ourschool team will be meeting with the parent/s while other schoolpersonnel will be doing a short check listed test with the newenrolee. This will be done in the same room so that your childfeels as comfortable as possible.

Information about how to make an appointment will be emailednext week to families who are in our catchment area.

• Stop Kiss and Go is at the front of the school. This isa 2 minute zone and parents must stay with theirvehicle. Be sure to move to the front of the zonebefore dropping off or picking up to allow the zone tobe used efficiently

• Yeronga Park Swimming Carpark – has a pick upzone at the back near the school gate; and

• Parking is available on Honour Av, School Rd, ParkRd and surrounding streets – checking the councilsigns.

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If you are aware of anyone who is in catchment area and whohas not submitted their enrolment forms, please encouragethem to do so as soon as possible

Being Ethical

Mrs Spanner and I had the opportunity to meet with our yearsix students to discuss what being ethical meant. Being ethicalis one of our learner protocols. The students discussed thecomplexity of being ethical, bringing up issues such as peerpressure and the self confidence that you need to be able tostand up for what you believe in. They talked about having thecourage and knowledge to do the right thing. They also talkedabout how they as a group could support each other and howthey will be building trust and respect by being ethical.

A key point about being ethical was that being ethical meantdoing the right thing without expecting praise. “It’s about doingthe right thing even though no one is looking.”

Being EthicalBeing Ethical

Debbie Cowie, Acting Deputy Principal

THANK YOU from MRS WALKER

Thank you to all the parents and students who were at theAfternoon Tea on Monday 31 July to say goodbye and wish mewell. I really appreciate the warmth and caring shown to me andthe good wishes for my future in retirement. Thank you also tothose who could not be there and sent messages via the schooloffice. I hope to catch up with others at future school events.

To Ruth Bennett and the team who helped set up and run theafternoon tea a big thanks too.

Carla

Mrs Walker’s Afternoon TeaMrs Walker’s Afternoon Tea

P & C REPORT

P&C August Meeting - Change of Date

Please note this month the P&C meeting has been delayed byone week. The new date is Tuesday 22nd August at the sametime and venue: 7:00pm in the Resource Centre (Library). Allwelcome.

2017 Fete Results

Time to exhale and celebrate!

If you've been holding your breath waiting to learn how muchwas raised through the 2017 fete, your wait is over, and wehope the result brings you a smile and a warm inner glow.

Together we raised $58,847.20 for Yeronga SS and our kids!!!

Thank you to the entire school community for supporting thisspecial community building and fundraising event, especiallythe fete committee who dedicated 18 months of work toensuring an enjoyable and successful day for all.

Feedback from this year's fete will help guide planning for2019. It's never too early to put your hand up to join thefete organising committee. Please emailyerongasspandc@gmail.com to find out how you can getinvolved.

Woolworths Earn & Learn 2017

Woolworths Earn & Learn is now on. Through this program wewill be able to get new educational resources for our school andall we need you to do is save your Earn and Learn stickers fromWoolworths.

You will get one Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker for every$10 spent (excluding liquor, tobacco and gift cards). Place theWoolworths Earn & Learn Sticker onto a Woolworths Earn &Learn Sticker Sheet and when it’s complete, the Sticker Sheetcan be dropped into the Collection Box here at the schoolor at your local Woolworths. The collection boxes at schoolare located next to the lost property in both the junior andthe senior school. If you’d like to know more visit the linkbelow.

https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/discover/earn-and-learn

pandc@yerongass.eq.edu.auJo Thomson, P&C Committee

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MONEY MATTERS

SCHOOL WATCH 13 17 88

If you see anyone or anything suspicious happening after hoursin the school please call School Watch on 13 17 88 and theywill send a patrol out to check the school. Please be assuredthat this is a confidential service and your identity will not berevealed. We appreciate your assistance in keeping YerongaState School safe.

PAYMENT BOX IN ADMIN BLOCK

Due to staff absences the payment desk in the administrationblock may be un-manned before school until the end of August.Please put your payments in the payment box provided. If youwish to pay using your card, payment slips are also availableat the payment box for you to complete. All payments will beprocessed during the day by office staff.

As the office can be very busy before school commences, weappreciate your assistance in using the payment box providedrather than coming to the office. Our apologies for anyinconvenience caused.

QParents

QParents is a free and very convenient method of paying schoolinvoices. If you would like an invitation please email me and youwill then receive an invitation from QParents. The initial processof registering for QParents should be done on a computer andthereafter you will be able to access QParents on your phone,ipad etc.

Nicki Allardyce, Business Services Manager

REMINDERS

School Opinion Survey

Just a reminder - School Opinion Surveys is currently openand all are encouraged to give their opinions. The surveywill close on the 25 August 2017.

We encourage you to take this opportunity to have your sayabout what this school does well, and how this school canimprove.

Lost Property

Please check the lost property boxes for clothing items etcwhich may belong to your child. Any unclaimed items are givento local Charities at the end of each term.

MUSIC

Calling all Senior Musicians: The SeniorShowcase

Friday September 1, Coorparoo State School(not our school)

Student call : 6 :00pm Concert : 6.30pmBrandenburg Strings, Senior Band and Stella Voce

(Senior Choir)Uniform: navy sports shirt, blue shorts/culottes, white

socks and all-black shoesGold coin donation (audience): All Welcome!

Cosmio Singers – Junior Choir Year 2 Invitation

A number of Year 2 students have shown an interest in joiningchoir. As we are starting new material, any more Year 2students who would like to join Junior Choir are invited tojoin the group. We rehearse Thursday mornings from 7.50, inthe Senior Music Room. Please email Ms Plumridge with yourchild’s name and class if you would like them to participate.The cost is $5 to cover the remainder of the year. Our nextconcert is Friday November 24 at Sherwood State School.jplum10@eq.edu.au

Our website for learning can be found at the link below,Students will receive the password at rehearsal.

http://t3achreq.edublogs.org/

Jane Plumridge, Music Specialist

RESOURCE CENTRE

Author Visit - Cameron Stelzer

On Friday 1 September, we have a special visit from Authorand Illustrator Dr Cameron Stelzer. Cameron is visiting YerongaState School to run workshops with our students. Prep-Year1 students will enjoy an interactive Big Screen Book Readingand follow-along drawing activity with Cameron. Year 2 - Year6students will be taking a behind-the-scenes look at creatinga book, and applying their own creative drawing component.Students and teachers are looking forward to a fantastic day!

In conjunction with the Author Visit, Yeronga SS families havea special opportunity to purchase signed and personalisedcopies of Cameron’s books at special prices. Individual itemsare $15 each and there are also exclusive book sets available.Students will receive an order form on the day of theworkshops. Forms and payment can be returned the followingMonday, 4 September, to the Office. Cameron will personallysign all books (including the child’s name and message), andstudents will receive their books the following week.

The cost of attending the author visit is $2 per student. Invoiceswent home this week.

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If you would like to explore Cameron Stelzer further please visithis websites. There are lots of activities to explore.

http://thestroogle.com/site/home.asp

http://pierats.com.au/index.html

Faith Hage, Teacher Librarian

DONATIONS

Toys and Games

During the week of the 21 to 25 of August we will be acceptingdonations of puzzles, Lego, board games or toys in goodcondition that your children no longer play with. If you have anyof these that you wish to donate to the school there will be abox located at the bottom of the stairs in the Administrationbuilding where you can deposit them.

These toys and games will be used by a variety of studentsacross the school. Your help would be much appreciated.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Regional Athletics

Congratulations and best of luck to our Sunnybank DistrictAthletics Team members who will compete at the regionalchampionships on 14 and 15 August. These people include YarC. who came first in the 10 years girls long jump, Hayley R. whocame third in the 10 years girls high jump, Codey R. who camethird in the 12 years boys high jump, Oscar S. who came thirdin the 10 years boys high jump, Joe K. who came second inthe 11 years boys 800m, Yohan B. who came second in the11 years boys 200m, Margaret G. who came first in the 800mand third in the 100m and 200m, the winning 10. 11 & 12 yearsboys relay teams, the winning 11 years girls relay team and thethird placed 10 years girls relay team.

Queensland School Golf

Commiserations to Harvey P. who was busy competing inthe Qld Schools Golf Championships two weeks ago inToowoomba. Harvey is an extremely skilful and versatile athletewho looked forward to this opportunity immensely.Unfortunately he came away unhappy with his performance.However if there is anyone capable of learning from such anexperience, it is Harvey. I don’t think anyone will be surprisedif he returns from next years’ Qld Schools Golf Championshipsas a proud state team member. Congratulations Harvey on anachievement so many are unable to attain.

District Cricket

We have just selected our trialists for the Sunnybank DistrictBoys Cricket Team. The successful boys are: Harry C, HarveyP, Brayden M and Joash M. Best of luck at the next level tothese very skilful boys on 22 and 24 August.

District Events for Students Aged 10 – 12 yearsThis Term (Except Ball Games (open to all))

Please make your children aware of these events well ahead oftime so that they may consult the relevant teachers regardingtheir suitability and participation.

Regional Athletics 14 & 15 AugustGala Day 1 – 11 August (Reserve Date 18 August)District Girls Cricket – 21 AugustDistrict Boys Cricket – 22 & 24 AugustRegional Boys Cricket – 4 & 5 SeptemberRegional Girls Cricket – 6 SeptemberGala Day 2 – 8 September (Reserve Date 15September)Yeronga State School Ball Games – 12 September

Congratulations to two of our old girls

Congratulations to Isabella G. and Abbie C. who have madeState teams in Cross Country and Football respectively. Welldone girls for a magnificent achievement.

Sunnybank District Sporting Trials

The representative pathway for school sport is for children from10 to 12 years of age. Yeronga is part of a very strong districtwhich consists of 28 schools from Yeronga State School to theCalamvale area. In contact and skill team sports, those aged 11and 12 possess the advantages of size and speed, if not skillon most occasions. Selectors are choosing those with the skilland the resilience to compete at a higher level. Remember thatselectors give up their time for these trials, meaning that it isimportant for us to send only those ready to go to a higher level.Very seldom is it appropriate to send students for experience.An indicator of readiness for participation at a higher level wouldbe being among the best 3 or 4 players in most games for yourclub under 12 teams.

In order to be selected to attend a District Trial, children shouldmake themselves known to me (Mr Bateman) for either aselection trial with the appropriate teacher or so that they maybe given the appropriate forms. Remember that children mustgive at least two weeks’ notice that they wish to attend a districttrial to allow for a school selection trial to be held in the event ofa great deal of interest being shown in a particular sport.

Cameron Bateman, P.E. Teacher

CHAPPY’S CHAT

Letting go…

“Helicopter parenting” is one of the hot topics listed on theTriple P Parenting website at the moment. It is a term that wasused first by Dr Haim Ginott in 1969 in his book ‘Parents andTeenagers’, but has since become popular enough to be listedin the dictionary, and generally refers to over-parenting, beingcontrolling and over-protective.

Parenting educator, Michael Grose, said recently,"Spoon-feeding children had given rise to a generation ofrisk-averse kids who remained financially and emotionally relianton their parents well into their 20s.” Helicopter parenting can

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lead to children having decreased confidence and self-esteem,underdeveloped coping skills and life skills, increased anxietyand even a sense of entitlement.

So how do we avoid being this style of parenting? It is aboutproviding direction for our family, being engaged andsupportive, but also finding a balance where we giveopportunities for them to learn to do things by themselves,space to grow and the ability to make mistakes in safe place.

Letting go and not being in control can be a difficult thing tostart to do. Unfortunately if we don’t make small steps in thatdirection while our kids are young, it is will be harder to copewith the giant leaps that our teenagers will want to take as theymove towards being a young adult. Giving them that space tomature will also help to ensure that we can be involved in theirlives into the future. I’ve seen teenagers make poor choicestoo many times because they really wanted to show someindependence and shake off controlling parents. So we juststart with small steps, and walk with them as they continue togrow and find their own path.

"As parents we need to remember that our job is to makeourselves redundant from the earliest possible age and makeour kids independent," - Michael Grose

Coming events…

9/10 September - Camp at School with Dad

30 September – Riverfire Event at YSHS

Blessings, Jennifer Bennettjenniferb@chappy.org.au

MEET OUR STAFF

Kathy Lyons

Why did you decide to become ateacher?

In the course of working and studying as abank manager, my developing interest intraining and the process of learningreawakened a desire to become a teacher.

What other schools have you worked at or whereelse have you worked?

My prac experience was at Sherwood SS and Whites HillCollege. Since graduating I worked full time at Mansfield SSfor six years across a number of year levels. In my previouslife in one of the big four banks, I was fortunate enough tobe chosen as the Communications Manager during a majortransformation process. I participated with senior managementin presenting our business plans to our CEO in Melbourne andwas subsequently appointed one of the first female branchmanagers in Brisbane.

Who is in your family? What do you like to dotogether?

I am Mum to 19-year-old Moira, 17-year-old Siobhan, and7-year-old Coco (a black standard poodle). My husband Pauland I love going to the movies. As both girls are dancers, we

love going to a musical when there is one in town and we seethe Nutcracker every year as a family Christmas treat.

What do you like to do on the weekend?

I like going to the beach with my family. I love to feel the sandbetween my toes. But like many families, most week-ends arespent ‘encouraging’ my teenagers to do their study.

Where is the most exciting place you have visited?

My most exciting trip was to Disneyland to watch my girlsdance with their dance school in the Disneyland street parade.They also performed on stage at Disney California AdventurePark, at Universal Studios and on Hollywood Boulevard. Aswell, I have a dream to spend a White Christmas in New Yorkwith my family and my US cousins – the other half of mygrandparents’ Irish family.

ARCHIVES MATTER

Today, Yeronga State School has the Green Team. The GreenTeam is a group of students who meet regularly to investigateways that our community can be environmentally wise and‘Reduce, Reuse, Recyle’. However, did you know that YerongaState School has a proud tradition of looking after ourenvironment and being aware of our footprint that we leave forfuture students?

In 1939 a Forestry Club was formed and one of its objectiveswas to “improve the school grounds”. The Club started with 45members and it quickly increased to 95. The Club planted manytrees throughout the school grounds and some of the pine treesfrom 1939 are still standing today.

Another occasion that was remembered fondly by paststudents is Arbor Day. Arbor Day is a day held annually forpublic tree planting. It is still held in some overseas countriesbut unfortunately Arbor Day is no longer celebrated inQueensland schools. In 1992, Yeronga State School celebrated100 years of Arbor Day celebrations.

During this same period in 1992, the Fred Bauer Ecology Plotwas established. Mr Bauer was a Deputy Principal during the1970’s and was responsible for constructing the ecology plotwith dry lands on the school side and wet lands on the poolside. During the construction phase, a rare species of frog,Pseudofronices Majore, was identified. Flowering shrubs andtrees were planted to encourage the return of bird life to thearea. After 25 years, current students still visit the Ecology Plotand benefit from Mr Bauer’s vision.

Not only has the school population driven the environmentalagenda but Yeronga State School has always beenforward-thinking in embracing environmental governmentinitiatives. In 2010, Yeronga State School was the first school tolaunch a statewide recycling program.

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Do the Right Thing - Use the Right BinDo the Right Thing - Use the Right Bin Composting 1990Composting 1990

Ruth Bennett

SCHOOL BANKING

03.09.2017 : 62 BankersJunior Banker of the Week - Sebastian S. (1E)Senior Banker of the Week – Lizzie H. (3C)

10.08.2017 : 58 BankersJunior Banker of the Week - Chloe (P1)Senior Banker of the Week – Charlie (3M)

COMMUNITY NOTICES

Oxley Futsal Indoor Soccer

Tarragindi Community Day

Holland Park High Open Morning Tour

The Smith Family Saver Plus

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School Calendar

2424JunJun

School Holidays

24 Jun 2017 - 09 Oct 2017

22 AugAugLife Education Van

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

1111AugAug

Gala Day 1 (Reserve Day 18/08)

8:30 AM - 3:00 PM

1515AugAug

ICAS Testing - Mathematics

All day

Student Council - Trivia Quiz for Yrs 4-6

All day

1616AugAug

Public Holiday EKKA Show Day

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

1717AugAug

Save the Bilby Prep Visit

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

2222AugAug

P & C Meeting

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

2323AugAug

Staff Meeting

3:15 PM - 5:00 PM

2828AugAug

Book Week

28 Aug 2017 - 01 Sep 2017

3030AugAug

Bravehearts Ditto Shows for Preps-Year2s

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Staff Meeting

3:15 PM - 5:00 PM

3131AugAug

Student Council PJ Day / Buddy Class Reading

All day

11 SepSepActive School Travel

All day

Father's Day Stall

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Fathers Day Celebration - Prep

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Senior Showcase

6:00 PM - 7:45 PM

66 SepSepBig Bang Science - Year 3

9:00 AM - 1:15 PM

Staff Meeting

3:15 PM - 5:00 PM

QDU Primary Debating Competition - Round 3

6:15 PM - 8:30 PM

77 SepSep

Student Council – Free Dress – Footy TeamSupport

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

88 SepSepGala Day 2 (Reserve day 15/9)

8:30 AM - 3:00 PM

99 SepSepCamp@School with Dad

1:00 PM - 9:30 AM

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