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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
THE NFPS NEWS
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
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May
Jun
Fri
Fri
Mon
Tue
Wed
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Wed
Wed
Fri
Fri
29
OSHC accounts due
5
Student Free Day – School Closed to all students
8
Public Holiday – Queens Birthday (School Closed)
9 - 19 Life Ed
10
Division Cross Country Grades 4 - 6
15
Hoop Time – Grades 3/4
16
Grade 1 Open Session 9:15 – 10:00
16
Grade 4 Open Session 2:35 – 3:20
17
Region Cross Country
17
Grade 2 Open Session 2:30 – 3:30
18
Ensemble Concert
18
Grade 3 Open Session 9:15 – 10:00
19
Prep Open Session 9:15 – 10:00
24
Grade 5/6 Open Session 11:30 – 12:30
24
Prep Grade – Production
26
CSEF applications due (see article and separate attachment)
26
Last Day Term 2 – 2:30 pm finish
NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK
The observance of Reconciliation Week and Sorry Day in Schools is designed to foster a higher level of
awareness, knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and their
contributions to Australia as a whole. We seek to find meaningful ways to increase respect; reduce prejudice;
and strengthen relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander peoples.
The staff and students have been involved a variety of discussions and activities to focus the students on the
importance of understanding the history of the treatment of Indigenous people throughout Australia’s history
since the arrival of Europeans. As a result there are number of wonderful displays reflecting students’
thoughts on the subject. Thank you All.
WALK SAFELY TO SCHOOL DAY
What a fabulous effort by all those families who were able to join in Walk Safely
to School Day last Friday and once again thanks to Caroline and Verity for their
assistance with the promotion and organisation of stickers and fruit for
participants and to Caroline and Catherine for being there to distribute them on
Friday morning.
Pauline McGrath
ACTING PRINCIPAL
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
NFPS ENROLMENTS FOR 2015 NOW OPEN
Information for families of children beginning school in 2016
North Fitzroy Primary School invites you to enrol your child NOW and participate in
the programs that we will be organising to make the introduction to school smooth
and successful.
Please contact the school on 9481 5860 to organise a tour this term.

Prep orientation program
This program introduces children and their families to the school environment.
We introduce children to classroom activities, teachers and their Year 6 special
friends. Families will have the opportunity to meet and gather information
necessary for successful transition to school.

Transition Dates and Times
Wednesday November 11th, 18th, 25th and December 2nd 2015
All sessions begin at 9:15 am and conclude at 10:45am.
Sessions will be in the Prep classrooms and families are invited to morning tea
while the children are participating in activities.

Guest Speaker: Dot Deviny, inspirational speaker on gross motor development in
children and their readiness for school.

Topic: Gross Motor Coordination and Readiness for School

Date: November 25th

Time: 9:30 am – 10:30 am

Venue: North Fitzroy Primary School
We look forward to meeting you at school in the future.
Linda Ratcliffe – Assistant Principal- Early Years
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
PARENTS AS SCIENTISTS
CAMPS, SPORTS & EXCURSIONS FUND (CSEF)
The Parents as Scientists program has started with
a bang this term with some fantastic presentations
to the 5/6 students from some of NFPS¹ scientific
parents. The presenters are experts currently
working or studying in a scientific field.
Every Victorian child should have access to the world
of learning opportunities that exist beyond the
classroom. The Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund
will ensure that no student will miss out on the
opportunity to join their classmates for important,
educational and fun activities.
School camps provide children with inspiring
experiences in the great outdoors, excursions
encourage a deeper understanding of how the world
works and sports teach teamwork, discipline and
leadership. All are part of a healthy curriculum.
CSEF will be provided by the Victorian Government
to assist eligible families to cover the costs of
school trips, camps and sporting activities.
The topics and presenters so far this term have
been:
Smelly Plants- Noel Porter
Audiology- Jason Ridgway
Bio-medical animation- Drew Berry
Human Body/Lungs- Gary Anderson
Physics/Gravity- Cameron Anderson
If you hold a valid means-tested concession card or
are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible
for CSEF. The allowance will be paid to the school to
use towards expenses relating to camps, excursions,
or sporting activities for the benefit of your child.
The annual CSEF amount per student will be:
$125 for primary school students
$225 for secondary school students.
How to Apply
I would like to congratulate and thank all the
presenters so far this term for volunteering their
time and create engaging, hands on and informative
sessions for our 5/6 students.
Next Tuesday 8am we have Mary Belfrage coming to
talk about Medicine and Health.
Contact the school office to obtain a CSEF
application form or download from
www.education.vic.gov.au/csef
Nick Morrison-Story
For more information about the CSEF visit
www.education.vic.gov.au/csef
SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH 2015
The Science Talent Search (STS) is an annual,
science based competition open to all primary and
secondary students in Victoria, Australia. The STS
theme for 2015 is Science of Light. There will be a
meeting on Tuesday 19th May at the start of lunchtime in Evey’s room for interested students.
Closing Date
You should lodge a CSEF application form at the
school by 26 June 2015.
PREPS – FIRE BRIGADE VISIT
The local Fire Brigade were back in again today,
putting on a fine show for the Preps.
Please visit
http://www.sciencevictoria.com.au/sts/forStudentPa
rent.html for more information!
The NFPS Science Team
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
SIBLING ENROLMENTS
CANTEEN NEWS
Just a reminder that if you have a child due to begin
school next year, you will need to come to the office
to collect an enrolment form. Please do this as soon
as possible so that we know who will be coming next
year. You are also welcome to bring your child for a
tour at any time.
CANTEEN ROSTER
LOST PROPERTY
Last chance
If either of these scooters belongs to you could you
please claim
them by the end
of term, as this
is when
unclaimed items
will be cleared
out and will be
donated. Please
name your
scooter
(underneath is often a good spot) so we can return
them to you quickly as they are difficult to store.
If anyone belongs to
this purse, can you
please come and see
Jenny at the front
office:
The Lost Property team
June
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
2
3
4
5
Paula (Liam)
Diana (Ben)
Jodee (Nikita)
Alison (Archie)
STUDENT FREE DAY
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
8
9
10
11
12
QUEENS BIRTHDAY
Caroline (Oliver)
Cath (Goldie)
Michelle (River)
Lisa (Ruby)
SIGNING IN PROCEDURE
Many of you will have noticed that we have a new
sign-in procedure at the front desk – no more books!
This is now done via an iPad application and can be
used for parent helpers, visitors, student late arrival
and signing out students.
Please make sure that you all come by the front desk
to sign in / out, and follow the prompts at the front
desk.
YEAR 6 TO 7 TRANSITION
Application forms and covering letters for students
in grade 6 going to secondary school in 2015 were
mailed at the end of last term. These applications
are due to be returned to NFPS by MAY 22nd. If
you haven’t received this package, it may be that we
don’t have your correct address. Please give me a
call to check the address we have on file. And
PLEASE have these forms returned by the due date.
Jenny Clark
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
NOTES FROM A.R.M – CHRIS DAICOS
Notes from Chris Daicos’ presentation on ‘Building
Resilience in Children and Adolescents,’ are available
for collection from the front Office if you are
interested.
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May 28th, 2015
NATIONALLY CONSISTENT COLLECTION OF
DATA ON SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH
DISABILITY
‘Collection Notice’
Newsletter No.16
THE ENTERTAINMENT BOOK FUNDRAISER
North Fitzroy Primary School is pleased to be selling
All schools in Australia, including Independent
and Catholic schools, will participate in the
Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on
School Students with Disability this year.
The Data Collection is an annual count of the
number of students with disability receiving
educational adjustments to support their
participation in education on the same basis as
students without disability.
All education agencies are now required under
the Australian Education Regulation 2013 to
provide information on a student’s level of education,
disability and level of adjustment to the Australian
Government Department of Education and Training.*
Data will continue to be de-identified prior to its
transfer to the Australian Government Department
of Education and Training. No student’s identity will
be provided to the Australian Government
Department of Education and Training.
The collection of this information from states and
territories will inform future policy and program
planning in relation to students with disability.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact Pauline McGrath (Acting Principal) on (03)
9481 5860 or the Victorian Department of Education
and Training Data Collection Hotline on (03) 9651
3621. For questions after 7 August 2015, please call
the Australian Government Department of Education
and Training on 1300 566 046.
the Entertainment Books again this year to raise
funds. You can now choose between the traditional
Entertainment Book or you can purchase the Digital
Membership which puts the value of the
Entertainment Book into your iPhone or Android
smartphone, all for just $65!
Please show your support by visiting the link below
and purchasing your membership today:
www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/1950w0
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For any enquiries please contact:
Michelle Westlake on
[email protected]
* For more information on Schedule 3—Amendments
for the collection of data on students who are
persons with a disability Australian Education
Regulation 2013 see:
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2014L01723/Ht
ml/Text#_Toc404934419
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
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]
WALK TO SCHOOL DAY
Congratulations to all those students who walked
safely to school last Friday.
A big thank you to our wonderful sponsors who
donated some tasty mandarins:
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Frootz on Parade (Queens Pde, Clifton Hill)
Mecca Bros Fruit & Vegetables (Queens Pde,
Clifton Hill)
Gangemi Fruit (Barkly Square, Brunswick)
Piedimonte's Supermarket (North Fitzroy)
Coles (Johnston St, Fitzroy)
Thank you to all of you who helped out in the lead up
to the event and on the day.
Keep up the great walking!
Next Meeting:
Wednesday 27th May, 2015
7.30pm at The Lord Newry Hotel
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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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
Prep - North Fitzroy Primary School
“I Can Sing a Rainbow” Tickets Sale and DVD Information
Dear Parents/Guardians,
 Tickets to the Prep Concert ‘I Can Sing a Rainbow’ will go on sale on MONDAY MAY 25th at 9am.
 The tickets are sold through Darebin Arts Centre, not the school office.
 Each family can purchase a maximum of four tickets per family - using the Promotional Code
NFPSRAIN1
 Tickets are $20 each (Transaction fees may apply)
 Please support all families by respecting the initial 4 tickets per family sale.
 Please note: Darebin Arts Centre policy states that only children under 12 months are free and
MUST sit on a ticket holders lap
YOU MUST BUY YOUR TICKETS FROM DAREBIN ARTS CENTRE
BEFORE MONDAY JUNE 22ND OR YOU WILL NOT HAVE ANY
TICKETS

On Monday 22nd June all remaining and unsold tickets will be released for sale and families can
purchase up to 2 extra tickets at this time- until sold out.
Round 2 Promotional Code: NFPSRAIN2
TICKET SALES:
ONLINE:
To purchase tickets online through Darebin Arts Centre please use the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/NFPS25615
IN PERSON
Box Office Hours of operation are Monday to Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm.
The Box Office is located within the foyer space of Darebin Arts & Entertainment Centre, Cnr of Bell St and
St Georges Rd, Preston.
Phone Bookings
Bookings can be made over the phone on (03) 8470 8280.
Credit card payment must be made at the time of booking. Transaction fees of up to $4 may apply. We accept
Visa and MasterCard.
Ticket Collection
Tickets booked by telephone or online will be held at the box office for collection Monday - Friday 9:00am 5:00pm, or on the night of the show. Please present your credit card used for booking and/or photo ID.
All families will be able to purchase 4 tickets.
Purchasing extra tickets for the concert- the remaining tickets will be
released on a first in, best-dressed basis, as of June 22nd.
DVD ORDER FORM
The Prep Concert will be professionally filmed and DVDs will be available for purchase at $25 each.
Please fill in the attached order form envelope and return to class teacher or office (with cash payment) by
Friday June 26th.
No orders will be accepted after this date. Cash payment must be included with order.
Thank you for your support,
The Prep Team
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
STUDENT FREE DAY
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENT’S
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM
(Please note this day will only be offered if a minimum
of 25 children require care)
FRIDAY JUNE 5TH 2015
FOR WORKING OR STUDYING FAMILIES
ONLY
WHEN:
FRIDAY JUNE 5TH
WHERE: HALL
COST:
$40.00 PER CHILD
TIME:
TBA PLEASE INDICATE WHAT HOURS YOU
REQUIRE EG: 8.30-4PM;_______________________
CHILD NAMES: _____________________________
_____________________________
PARENT NAME: _________________________
PARENT EMAIL FOR CONFIRMATION:
___________________________________________
BOOKINGS CLOSE 6PM FRIDAY MAY 29TH 2015
BOOKINGS WILL NOT BE TAKEN AFTER THIS DATE.
THIS DAY WILL ONLY BE OFFERED IF A MINIMUM OF
25 CHILDREN IS ENROLLED
PLEASE RETURN FORMS TO AFTERCARE OR FRONT OFFICE
NOT YOUR CHILD’S CLASSROOM TEACHER
THANK YOU
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
Don’t be daft about Minecraft (from Parenting Ideas Schools website)
By Jason Fox
Minecraft may be the best trend to hit boy world in years. Writer Jason Fox explains the attraction
and outlines the benefits for kids.
If you have a young child or teenager, chances are you’ve heard about Minecraft. It’s a video game
that’s kind of like digital LEGO, except that you’re in an ever-evolving world with seemingly limitless
possibilities. It’s a game that inspires deep exploration, collaboration and creativity.
But parents are worried. And rightfully so, to a degree. Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing.
So, let’s have a look at what makes Minecraft so engaging, why blanket bans aren’t a good idea, and
how to manage your child’s play.
Minecraft is an infinite, non-winnable game
Unlike a book, a game of chess, or a football match, a Minecraft game doesn’t end. There’s always
more that can be explored, and more that can be done. The projects you undertake in Minecraft are
self-initiated: no one is telling you what to do. And the process of making progress within Minecraft is
completely autonomous – no one is telling you how to execute your projects and achieve your goals.
It’s self-regulated learning at its finest.
But being able to ‘unplug’ and manage time and energy are essential skills your child needs to learn
too. So, here are three ways you can help them manage Minecraft in your house:
1. Show genuine interest (this should be your first step)
If your child plays Minecraft, ask them to take you on a tour. Show an interest in their passion, and
ask them questions like: what are you trying to build? What are your goals? What are the steps you
need to take? What’s the coolest thing you’ve found? Set aside at least an hour for this. It’s highly
likely they’d love the chance to share this with you, which will help you to open up a new level of
connection with them.
2. Encourage interactivity correctly
Minecraft’s multiplayer mode allows your child to play and build in the same online world as their
friends.
But remember: there are a lot of idiots on the internet, so do the following two things:
a) Create your own server or ‘whitelist’ – it’s like having an invite-only friend list.
b) Use a family-friendly server – you can Google these to find the right one to play in.
3. Don’t ban – bracket
Banning something like Minecraft should be the very last resort, as it usually only serves to enhance
the craving for it. Instead, make it part of their daily ‘free time’. Try not to have this at the end of the
day or make it contingent on homework being completed, as this may only create angst, rushed
homework and late nights. After school is best, especially if it’s bracketed by dinnertime, where all
phones and computers are turned off.
My true hope is that you give option #1 a very good go first. And if #1, #2, #3 don’t work, I’m hoping
you’ve found them an even better game to play.
Hera
few resources for you:
Dr Jason Fox keeps savvy people up to date with the latest in motivation design. Learn more at
www.drjasonfox.com
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May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
THE OSHC NEWSLETTER
th
May 29 2015
([email protected])
IMPORTANT DATES:
ACCOUNTS DUE TOMORROW
FRIDAY MAY 29TH
Friday May 29th
OSHC Accounts Due
Friday May 29th
Last day to book your
child in for care on
Student free Day
Friday June 5th
Student free Day No
School, OSHC TBA
Monday June 8th
Queens B’day No
School NO OSHC
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
PLEASE ENSURE TO PAY YOUR ACCOUNT BY 6PM TOMORROW TO
AVOID A $20.00 LATE PAYMENT FEE BEING CHARGED TO YOUR NEXT
ACCOUNT. PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE AT THE AFTERCARE OFFICE OR
FRONT OFFICE AT SCHOOL.
LAST CHANCE TO BOOK FOR CARE FOR STUDENT FREE DAY:
Friday June 5th is a Student Free Day meaning children are not
required at school. Last week we distributed via the newsletter an
Expression of Interest form for those families who may need care on
this day. So far we only have 6 children booked in and we require at
least 25 in order for any care to be offered. Tomorrow is the last
day families can return these forms otherwise we will not be
offering any care. For those families who miss out on care, we will
be sending out a list of aftercare staff that is available for private
babysitting on this day.
DON’T FORGET TO SIGN YOUR CHILD OUT IN AFTERCARE:
We understand that parents are sometimes in a rush at the end of
the night but it is really important that you remember to sign your
child/ren out when collecting them from aftercare. Not only is this a
legal requirement, it is also vital for emergency purposes.
IF YOUR CHILD IS ABSENT PLEASE CALL:
If your child is away sick from school, PLEASE remember to cancel
their care if they are scheduled for morning or aftercare on that
day. We do receive an absence report from the main office at
3.40pm daily however we would appreciate the notification prior to
2pm on the day otherwise you will be charged an additional $2.00
late cancellation fee.
Thank you
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May 28th, 2015
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Week 8 Term 2 2015
member this program is flexible and can change at any time. Free choice is provided every day.
MONDAY
1.6.15
Afternoon Snack
5óclock food
TUESDAY
2.6.15
Sandwiches: Vegemite, Jam,
Honey, Salad, Raisin Bread,
Cream Cheese, Tuna,
(chocolate spread & fairy
bread on special days.)
Lots of FRUIT.
Sandwiches: Vegemite, Jam,
Honey, Salad, Raisin Bread,
Cream Cheese, Tuna,
(chocolate spread & fairy
bread on special days.)
Lots of FRUIT.
Sandwiches: Vegemite, Jam,
Honey, Salad, Raisin Bread,
Cream Cheese, Tuna,
(chocolate spread & fairy
bread on special days.)
Lots of FRUIT.
Fruit and vegetables, dips and
crackers.
Fruit and vegetables, dips and
crackers.
Fruit and vegetables, dips and
crackers.
Fruit and vegetables, dips and
crackers.
Free craft
Chillout
STUDENT FREE DAY
Lego, mobilo, blocks, books,
dress ups, pencils, textas, tape
Free craft
Chess Tournament
w/brad
DESIGN
CLUB
Free craft.
Paper, marble run, play mats,
crayons, stencils
Magazines, sports equipment,
board games,
Gluesticks, toy cars, soft toys,
chalk,
colouring in sheets, Dressups,
Construction
GREEN TEAM
FOOTY CLUB
FOOTY CLUB
NO SCHOOL!!!
NO SCHOOL!!!
NO SCHOOL!!!
NO SCHOOL!!!
NO SCHOOL!!!
Paper Plate
Fish Bowl wlena
Events/Competitions
Kids Clubs
Outside Activities
FRIDAY
5.6.15
SENIORS
Say Something NICE
day. w/briony
Available every
day
THURSDAY
4.6.15
Sandwiches: Vegemite, Jam,
Honey, Salad, Raisin Bread,
Cream Cheese, Tuna,
(chocolate spread & fairy
bread on special days.)
Lots of FRUIT.
Library
Inside Activities
WEDNESDAY
3.6.15
Adventure playground
Asphalt
Basket Ball Courts
Srapbook
art
Touch Rugby w/oliver
Adventure playground
Asphalt
Basket Ball Courts
Early Years Learning Framework Outcomes:
1-Children have a strong sense of identity.
(Emotional, Social)
2-Children are connected with and contribute to their world.
(Emotional, Social Cognitive)
3-Children have a strong sense of wellbeing.
(Emotional, Social, Physical)
4-Children are confident and involved learners.
(Emotional, Social, Cognitive)
5-Children are effective communicators.
(Emotional, Social, Cognitive)
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Asphalt
Basket Ball Courts
May 28th, 2015
Newsletter No.16
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THE NFPS ADVERTISEMENTS
This section of the school newsletter does not reflect the values or ethos of NFPS.
It contains paid advertising and community announcements
AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Green Frogs
A fun Reading Circle for kids in Prep to
Grade Three
The next session is Wednesday 3 June
4pm – 5pm
North Fitzroy Library
Contact Bridget for more info
1300 695 427
ADVERTISEMENTS
CHILDCARE AVAILABLE
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.
minutes on Saturday 30th May to chat about being a
sibling, what they love and what frustrates them about
their brother or sister.
The kids will need to be naturally outgoing, chatty and be
able to follow some gentle direction. Please, no shy or quiet
kids. If you and your kids are interested please email me
for more information: [email protected].
Many thanks, Nadia Hume
TAKE HOME A BIG BROTHER OR BIG SISTER
Give your children the wonderful opportunity to have an
international big brother or big sister by hosting one of
our exceptional international students arriving in Australia
in July 2015 for their 3, 5 or 10 month programs. Our
international students from France, Germany, Italy, Spain,
Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland will
live as a local, attend a local secondary school, arrive with
their own spending money and comprehensive insurance
cover – all arranged by Southern Cross Cultural Exchange.
Visit us at www.scce.com.au, email [email protected]
or call us toll free on 1800 500 501, request our
international student profiles, and capture the spirit of
family and friendship!
AFTERCARE 2015 BABYSITTING LIST
NAME
CONTACT DETAILS
SARAH R
[email protected]
0410 420 587
JESSI
0437 475 118
BRIONY
0414 187 516
STEVEN
0422 205 767
OLIVER
0430 450 229
ANNABEL
0433 236 215
[email protected]
JACK
HANNAH
0430 106 133
0400 138 897
0411 452 080
[email protected]
SOPHIE
BRAD
0432 688 332
0424 661 050
[email protected]
KAHLI
LIAM
YANN
SARAH C
0423 307 809
0437 352 606
0449 856 531
0409 795 767
BOOK CLUB
Interested in joining a book club? Please contact Nisha
Feik on 0429 419 924. Next meeting in North Fitzroy on
the evening of Tuesday 9th June.
VIDEO PRODUCTION
Hi, I'm a Mum with kids at NFPS and I'm also a video
producer. I'm making a short video-for-web about sibling
rivalry and am looking for siblings aged between 6 and 9
years old. The siblings will be needed for about 30-45
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THE NFPS ADVERTISEMENTS
This section of the school newsletter does not reflect the values or ethos of NFPS.
It contains paid advertising and community announcements