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April 23rd 2015
Newsletter No.11
THE NFPS NEWS
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
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May
Fri
Fri
Sat
Mon
Fri
Thu
Fri
24
24
25
27
1
7
8
Parents as Classroom Helpers 9:15am
Deadly Australians
ANZAC Day
SEDA Netball (grades 3 – 6)
5/6 VIS Excursion
Grade 5/6 Interschool Sports start (every Thursday)
MOTHER & SPECIAL PERSONS DAY STALL
Wed
Fri
Thu
Fri
13
15
21
22
School Council – Annual Reporting Meeting (Guest Speaker)
Dance Workshop Grades 3 – 6)
Grades 1&2 Music Excursion
Walk Safely to School Day
Mon
Mon
Jun
11
25
Fri
5
Mon
8
Thurs 25
Fri
26
Grade 2 Swimming Begins (please note the change from the 4 th)
Grade 3 Swimming Begins (please note the change from the 18th)
Student Free Day – School Closed to all students
Public Holiday – Queens Birthday (School Closed)
Prep Grade – Production
Last Day Term 2
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Copies of the 2014 Annual report are now available from the Office.
There will be an Annual Reporting Meeting on May 13, 2015 beginning at 6.30pm in The Hall.
Gurm Sekhon, our School Council President, will speak briefly to The 2014 Annual Report.This will be
followed by our guest speaker session with Chris Daicos ~ more information to follow.
DEMOCRACY AT WORK
North Fitzroy Primary Junior School Council meeting with Lou Corso in the Library Junior School Council has elected members from each grade level and voted for The Executive:
President-Lucy H,
Vice-President-Caitlin J
Secretary- Grace F
Treasurer- Zoe C
Public Relations Officer - Fergus A
The Junior School Council Executive
meets with all class
Representatives every fortnight to put
forward the suggestions decided on by
their classmates during class JSC
meetings. These suggestions are then
discussed with the wider group,
decisions made and minuted. The
minutes are then sent to Connie and
myself, and we respond, letting JSC
know what can be acted on, what is under consideration or why something may not be possible.
Pauline McGrath
ACTING PRINCIPAL
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EYT – TERM 2
OUR VEGIE GARDEN WITH JULES
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EYT LAWN BOWLING WITH JAMES & TIM
One group of students are having a series of lessons at the Fitzroy Bowls and Sporting Club.
The students are being coached by Tim Slater, who represented Australia at the Glasgow
Commonwealth Games last year.
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MOTHER & SPECIAL PERSONS DAY STALL
HELP WANTED
The Mother & Special Persons Day Stall will be held
on Friday 8 May from 9.30am.
If you can help on the stall for an hour or two, please
email or phone Megan Burges
([email protected] or 0417 535 510).
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SCHOOL COUNCIL NEWS
The following are the dates for school council
meetings for the remainder of the year:
June 10th
August 12th
September 9th
October 7th
November 11th
December 9th
CANTEEN NEWS
LOST PROPERTY
Lost Property
Please ask your children to check lost property for
missing jumpers, lunch containers and drink bottles
as well as missing toys and scooters (smaller and
precious items can be found on the shelf at the
front office).
Weather permitting lost property will be hung out in
the playground. Otherwise it will inside the senior
building near the lift.
Regards, Georgina Ednie
0418 558 667
PHYS ED NEWS
DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY RUN
CANTEEN ROSTER
Apr
Mon
27
Tue
28
Wed 29
Thur 30
May
Fri
1
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thur
Fri
4
5
6
7
8
Cath (Olivia)
Renee (Charlie)
Monica (Piero)
Laura (Ella)
HELP NEEDED
Kathryn (Camille)
Catherine (Annabell)
Leesa (Ava)
Maria (Mia)
Carmel (Dorien)
Your Canteen still has spaces to fill in on the Roster
CAN YOU HELP?
Please call school (9481 5860) or pop in and give your
details to either Georgia or Jo.
COMING SOON:
PYJAMA & HOT CHOCOLATE DAY
THE ENTERTAINMENT BOOK FUNDRAISER
The Entertainment Book fundraiser is happening
again for 2015! Forms are attached for online
ordering. Any queries, please contact Trish or Mich
in the Office.
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Parents As Scientists 2015
Dear Parents,
We are asking for your help!
We are aware that you may be either currently working (or have previously worked) in a scientific field. Over the last
few years we have had parents; friends of families or relatives of students, present a variety of different science
lessons to students from N.F.P.S. in a ‘Parents as Scientists’ program. These have included the topics of:
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Plants
The Human Body
Genetics
Microbiology
Psychology
Cells in your body
Variety of different experiments including making slime and making rockets etc.
Food science
Earth science
Insects
Computer science
We are asking you to present a session (of approximately 40 minute’s duration) to students. The lesson you choose
to provide is entirely up to you. You may wish to talk to the students about the work you do and provide some visual
aids for the students to see first hand what it is all about, or you may decide to do a hands-on activity using scientific
equipment. The school can provide some science equipment if necessary. We also have a data projector for slide
shows and other computer-based visual aids.
The Parents as Scientists program is running this Term 2. Any parent who is involved in science and would like to
host a session is welcome to join.
It is anticipated that the program will run as per previous years. Sessions will be held before school on Tuesdays
(8.00am to 8.40am) for a small group of Year 5/6 students.
Please return the completed form to school and we will contact you with further details.
Thank you ALL, for supporting our students in this program this year.
Thank you,
Nick Morrison-Story
Science SIT Member
I _______________________________________ am interested in providing my services to the ‘Parents as Scientist’
Program.
Child’s Name: ____________________________
Grade _________________
Contact No: _____________________________
Email: ___________________________________
Science field I am interested in presenting to the students: ______________________________
Availability options:
1) Date: ________________________
2) Date: ________________________
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PARENTS AS TEACHER HELPERS 2015
TWO MORE TRAINING SESSION TIMES
Dear Parents,
One of the avenues for community involvement we offer parents is our “parents as teacher helpers”
program. Teacher helpers benefit all the students in a class by working with groups of students designated
by the teacher.
All teacher helpers are required to present a copy of a current Working with Children Check to the
school prior to helping out and attend a training session.
It is also a necessary requirement of the school that you read and sign a confidentiality agreement
each year.
If you are interested in participating in our “Parents as Teacher Helpers” program and have NOT previously
attended a training session, please select and attend one of the sessions listed below. These sessions are
designed to inform parents about the role of teacher helpers. The issues of privacy and confidentiality will
also be addressed.
All sessions will be held in the teacher space next to my office in the Junior Building at the following times.
Parents are asked to nominate to attend ONE of these sessions.
Each session will be of approximately 15 minutes in duration.
Session Four – Tuesday 5th May at 9:15 am
Session Five – Thursday 7th May at 3:00 pm
If you are interested in being a Teacher Helper and have NOT previously participated in a training session,
please complete the form below and return it to your child’s teacher by Monday 4h April 2015.
Thank you,
Linda Ratcliffe
Assistant Principal- Early Years
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Yes, I would like to be a Teacher Helper in 2015
Name: …………………………………………………………..
Child’s name: ……………………………………. Class: ………………….
I will attend the following training session…………………………………………
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THE OSHC NEWSLETTER
April 23rd 2015
([email protected])
IMPORTANT DATES:
Friday April 24th
Ezi debit date
Monday 27th April
Term 2 Kids Clubs
begin
Friday May 1st
First account for term
2 due
Thurs May 7th – Monday
May 11th
Tanya away Sophie and
Lena in charge after
4.30pm
Thank you
Nicole Cooper
OSHC
Coordinator/First Aid
Officer
9482 4273 between
8.15am -11am
2pm-4.30pm
9481 5860
between 11am – 2pm
Tanya Maroun
Assistant Coordinator
10.15 am-6.15 pm
9482 4273
ACCOUNTS OUT NOW-DUE FRIDAY MAY 1ST
If you did not receive your account on Monday April 13th
please send an email to [email protected] and
another copy will be issued to you.
NATIONAL QUALITY STANDARDS ASSESSMENT RESULTS:
Late last term our before and after school care programs were assessed by an
authorised officer from the Victorian Department of Education and Training,
Quality Assessment and Regulation Northern Metropolitan area. I am happy to
report that we have been notified of our results in the 7 Quality Areas, and we
received an overall rating of ‘Exceeding National Quality Standard’ which is a
terrific outcome. On behalf of the OSHC Sub Committee of management I would
like to thank all the educators at OSHC for their amazing support and hard work
in ensuring our service operates at this high standard. A copy of our report is
available upon request from the aftercare office.
SCHOOL GATES AND CHILDREN’S SAFETY:
To ensure the safety of all children when at school as well as during before and
after school we ask that families please assist us in reminding your child/ren
that they cannot leave the school grounds unless they have been sign out by a
parent or guardian. If they see you pull up to the school, they are not allowed to
walk outside the gate area to meet you. Parents must come inside and sign them
out first. Educators run daily meetings with the children at aftercare and we are
focusing on this reminder daily to ensure children understand the importance of
this rule. As a result we have also placed some orange witch’s hats near the
gate outlining to children that they cannot go beyond this area unless they have
been signed out first.
KIDS CLUB BROCHURE FOR TERM 2:
Our kids clubs in aftercare will begin next week. A copy of the brochure and
authorisation form can be obtained from the round table in the Hall. Children are
not forced to participate in these clubs. Some of the exciting clubs for this term
are: Green Team (learning about Sustainability and caring for our environment),
Design Club, Scrap book Club, and AFL club, just to name a few. If you or your
child has an idea for any future clubs we would love to hear your feedback.
Thank you
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FNPS PARENTS ASSOCIATION NEWS
For any questions about the Parents
Association, or to become a member,
please contact Vinu Patel (President)
on 0414 789 432 or Simone Stevenson
(Vice-President on 0426 257 904 or
email [email protected]
Other PA News:
The PA will be coordinating one event each term (see
below); if you would like to volunteer to help, please
get in contact with us.
Term 2: Walk to School Day
Term 3: Holiday film day at Westgarth Cinema
Term 4: Parent Social Event
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PRINCES HILL SECONDARY COLLEGE
Princes Hill Secondary College will be holding a Grade
6 information evening for potential Year 7
enrolments for 2015.
This will be held on Wednesday the 29th April.
There are two sessions, the first at 4:00pm and
another at 7:00pm.
There is no need to book through the school
Tours for Grade 6 students wanting to attend
Princes Hill Secondary College in 2016 will be each
Wednesday and Thursday
To book for the tour, could parents please phone
Princes Hill Secondary College on 03 9389 0600.
Tours begin at 9:00am, so please arrive by 8:50am.
NORTHCOTE HIGH SCHOOL
School Open Morning - Tuesday 28 April
Open Morning 2015 will be held on Tuesday 28 April
between 9 am and 12 noon. All prospective parents
and students are welcome and there is no need to
book in advance for this event. Registration takes
place on arrival.
SECONDARY SCHOOL OPEN DAYS
FITZROY HIGH SCHOOL
Fitzroy High School - OPEN DAY Thursday 30
April
Parent information sessions run at 9.30 am, 11.30 am
with a repeat session at 7.00 pm.
School Tours in Term Two
The student led tours will offer prospective
students and their families the opportunity to see
the whole school in action, from Year 7 – 12
School day tours for prospective parents and
students run several times per week to Friday May
22. The tours depart from our foyer at 9.15 am and
take about one hour. See our website for exact
dates. Please ring to book a place as places are
limited (9488 2300)
Morning Tea to meet our staff: 11.15-11.45am
ACE Program Testing
Fitzroy High School INFORMATION EVENING
Testing for entry to the 2016 ACE program will take
place on the morning of Saturday 2 May. Applications
must be received by close of business, Friday 24
April.
Student-led Tours from 9.30am – 10.45
Thursday 30 April 7.30pm
The information session will offer an insight into our
schools vision for all students to become lifelong
learners; reflective and creative thinkers; and
responsible and active citizens through our humane
and personalised approach to teaching and learning.
Fitzroy High School Tours
Every Tuesday at 9.30am
Please ring 94881900 to make a tour booking
(Cnr Falconer & Michael Sts North Fitzroy)
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RESEARCHED-BACKED TIPS FOR RAISING HAPPY KIDS
Michael Grose
I have just returned from a research trip to the Yale Centre for Emotional Intelligence near New York. The Yale
Centre is home of the RULER Program, the world’s best emotional intelligence program for children and families.
The thing that I love about the RULER Program is that it’s totally evidence-based. Its effectiveness is backed by
mountains of scientific evidence, so credibility is assured. But that’s all I can tell you about the program now – you’ll
just have to wait.
In the meantime, there are plenty of other evidence-based tips for parenting that I can share with you. Here are
10 research-backed tips for raising what most parents want: happy, successful kids.
1. Birth order matters
Birth order is something parents need to work with. If you disregard the birth order of your children you are
overlooking a vital piece of your parenting puzzle. For instance, research has shown that eldest children tend to
experience greater mental health problems, particularly anxiety, than children in any other birth position.
2. Positive peers matter
Recent research I was involved in demonstrated that the wellbeing of teenage girls is highly influenced by their
peer groups. A positive peer group usually equated with high life satisfaction regardless of what other factors
where at play.
3. Parent mental health matters
If you want happy kids then you need to get yourself happy. Parent anxiety and depression is linked to behavioural
problems in kids; it also makes our parenting less effective.
4. Sibling relationships matter
Research shows that over the long haul healthy relationships makes kids happier. But how do you go about teaching
kids to get on? Start by encouraging children to build small acts of kindness, which builds empathy.
5. Developmental matching matters
A number of studies have shown that much of what is considered ‘poor parenting’ has more to do with poor
developmental matching. Put simply, parents who raise an eleven-year-old like they did their eight-year-old may find
that conflict and resistance become their constant companions, and unhappiness accompanies their child.
6. Good parenting matters
Permissive, laissez faire, autocratic or authoritative parenting? The links between authoritative parenting (a
mixture of firmness, warmth and family participation) and children’s happiness and wellbeing are well drawn.
7. Family dinners matter
Significant research links family strength and children’s wellbeing with regular family mealtimes. Importantly,
there is a high correlation between teenagers who eat with their family at least five times a week and good mental
health.
8. Fun matters
Researchers believe that the dramatic drop in unstructured play time is in part responsible for slowing kids’
cognitive and emotional development. Unstructured play helps children learn how to work in groups, to share,
negotiate, resolve conflicts, regulate their emotions and behaviour, and speak up for themselves.
9. Helping others matters
The Positive Psychology movement know what they are talking about when they put volunteering at the forefront of
an individual’s wellbeing. Helping others makes you happy over the long term.
10. Emotional intelligence matters
Emotional intelligence is a skill, not an inborn trait. Kids learn best when they have concrete tools to assist their
learning, whether learning to read (books come in handy), playing sport (a ball and some goalposts helps) or learning
to dance (some suitable music helps).
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AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES
JANE’S DRAMA CLASSES FOR BUDDING ACTORS
Placements have become available for new students
to join Jane’s drama classes.
Now in its fourth year, the drama classes aim to
engage, inspire and teach children theatrical skills
whilst building their confidence, self-empowerment
and creative expression.
With over 20 years’ experience as a professional
actor, Jane’s classes include games, activities,
improvisation, story building and performance
techniques. At the conclusion of each term, family
and friends are invited to attend a small
presentation by the students.
Numbers are restricted so enrol now!
Day: Wednesdays Place: The Studio
Time: 3.40 - 4.20 for 8 - 12 year olds. 4.30 - 5.00
for 5 - 7 year olds.
Jane holds a current WWC license.
Expressions of interest and questions can be
directed to Jane via
[email protected]
Basketball Clinics
Beginner Programs
 Saturdays commencing 18th April
 Aussie Hoops 5 – 8 years at 9am & 1.30pm
 Mini Ball 7 – 10 years at 10am & 12.30pm
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Little Stars 3 & 4 year olds 4.20, 4.55 pm
All Star Hoops grades prep – 3 at 4.30pm
 Mini Ball grades 3 – 6 at 5.30pm
Access for All Abilities
 Saturdays commencing 18th April
 11.15am – 12.30pm
 For children 6 – 16 with special needs
For more information and to register go to
www.collingwood.basketball.net.au
Enquiries: Megan Rouse 0417 106 490
REGISTRATIONS ARE STILL OPEN TO JOIN:
U9 & U10 (boys & girls), U12 & U13 boys and U12 Girls
teams.
For new players who wish to play in 2015, you must
register online via this link
https://reg.sportingpulse.com/v6/regoform.cgi?
aID=5165&pKey=e3a384bf35da4d7fa1f2f4aec
a8668f3&cID=11766&formID=36056.
If you have any questions please
contact [email protected]
Green Frogs
North Fitzroy Library
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A fun Reading Circle for kids in prep to grade three
Run on the first Wednesday of every month during
term time
North Fitzroy Library
Wednesday 4 February
4pm – 5pm
For more information contact Bridget
1300 695 427
If you have any question please email
[email protected] or call 9427 8049
KEYBOARD & GUITAR PROGRAM TERM 2, 2015
The ABC Music Group will be providing the after
school keyboard & guitar programs commencing in
Term 2, 2015.
Students currently having keyboard and guitar
lessons in term 1 and wish to continue in term 2 will
need to enrol online into the ABC Music program
Lessons are available after school
The program provides a fun introduction to music
and also assists students thinking to continue their
music education in secondary school.
PROGRAM FEATURES
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30 minute small group (3 to 4 students) or
individual lessons
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Only keyboards are provided during the lessons
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Parent/Guardian will be invoiced for the cost
of the lessons
Current students can use their existing music
books
Keyboard & Guitar Group Lessons ($150 per term
plus books)
Keyboard & Guitar Individual Lessons ($33 per
lesson - $330 per term plus books)
To enrol please go on to our website
www.abcmusicgroup.com.au/enrol-for-schoolprogram then to “After School Program”
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ADVERTISEMENTS
BLANK CANVAS 179
Greetings from blank canvas 179. As part of your local
community, we can help you… Mother’s Day is just around
the corner and we have just the right items to spoil your
special mother. Stuck for ideas? We will have you
wrapped. Here are a few items to help you choose:
 Beautiful textured cushions, indoor/outdoor cushions
 Upcycled scented candle crystal bowls
 Egg shell/gunmetal coloured ceramic vases
 Copper vases, bowls and salad servers
 Artificial Peony roses, lillies and magnolia stems
 Potted artificial orchids
 Lamp shades
 Design or Colour Consultation
So come in to see what we have, as the Showroom brings in
new stock regularly. Hours of operation: Wed/Thurs
10am-5.30pm Fri 10am-6.00pm Sat 10am- 3pm Sun
10am -1pm
blank canvas 179 179 St George’s Rd PH: 9482 2443
CHILDCARE AVAILABLE
AFTERCARE 2015 BABYSITTING LIST
NAME
SARAH R
JESSI
BRIONY
STEVEN
OLIVER
ANNABEL
CONTACT DETAILS
[email protected]
0410 420 587
0437 475 118
0414 187 516
0422 205 767
0430 450 229
0433 236 215
[email protected]
LENA
JACK
HANNAH
0430 106 133
0400 138 897
0411 452 080
[email protected]
SOPHIE
BRAD
0432 688 332
0424 661 050
KAHLI
LIAM
YANN
SARAH C
0423 307 809
0437 352 606
0449 856 531
0409 795 767
[email protected]
I’m 18 years old, responsible and love
looking after kids. I have my WWC
and have looked after children from
as little as 4 months – 10 year olds.
Available for after school pick-ups and weekend
work. I can give references too! I’m an ex student
of Fitzroy North Primary School.
Jessica Phillips 0412 678 312
I’m a second year Melbourne University student
available for babysitting in the local area,
experienced with children and reliable. Please
contact Mollie on 0433206324.
Improve posture with
Pilates and Alexander Technique for
better balance in mind & body
www.rediscoverease.com
0430 33 77 85
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DRUMMOND STREET FAMILY SERVICES
Family Relationship courses
All courses below are held at drummond street services, 100 Drummond Street, Carlton
This three week course explores the basics of
Relationship Renovation
happy relationships and helps support couples
Tuesday, 19, 26 May, & 2 June
strengthen their bonds, improve on
6.30 – 8.30pm
communication and better deal with conflict.
Cost: $150 – concession available with a
Health Care Card.
For couples in a stepfamily or considering
Stepping Up
starting one. This three week course explores
Thursday, 23, 30 April & 7 May
the different dynamics in stepfamilies
6.30 – 8.30pm
compared to nuclear families.
Cost: $150 – concession available with a
Health Care Card.
For couples in a stepfamily or considering
Making Stepfamilies Work
starting one. This program covers many of the
Saturdays 16, 30 May, & 13 June
issues stepfamilies have to face, including
10.00am – 3.30pm
relationship histories, parenting styles and
divided loyalties.
Cost: $295 – concession available with a
Health Care Card.
Parenting Seminars
How to Talk so Kids will
Listen and Listen so Kids
will Talk
Tuesdays, six weeks
Starting 28 April – 2 June
6.30 – 8.30pm
For parents of children aged 2 – 12
Based on the well known parenting book by
Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
Cost: $60 single, $90 couple or family rate,
concession available with a Health Care card.
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PARENTING TEENAGERS
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NEED MORE ENERGY?
TRIAL WEEK ONLY $19.95 (4 SESSIONS INCL)
JOIN NOW!
http://www.b2sf.com.au/ourschools/
With support from
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SCHOOL CROSSING
SUPERVISORS NEEDED!
Do you enjoy being outdoors?
Enjoy working with children and giving back to the
community while you get paid?
Then please read on…
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Various Locations
Fantastic Hours
Casual / On Call work
Positions to commence immediately
Casual on call positions are currently available in various
locations for School Crossing Supervisors.
You must have the following:
 Be available Monday – Friday from 8-9am and
3-4pm
 Have/be willing to obtain a Working with Children’s Check.
 Have a Victorian Drivers Licence and own reliable car.
If this sounds like the position for you then contact Jessica at
HOBAN on 9325 3200 or fax resume to 9325 3299 NOW!
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