Marlborough Memo
Wednesday 20th May 2015
Term Dates for 2015— Term 2– Monday 13th April to Friday 26th June 2015
Date
Event
Thursday 21st May
Prep 2016 School Tour—10am
Tuesday 26th May
Whole School Power of One Incursion
Junior School Council—Biggest Morning Tea
Prep 2016 School Tour—2.45pm
Wednesday 27th May
District Cross Country
Thursday 28th May
Prep 2016 School Tour—10am
Monday 8th June
Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday
Tuesday 9th June
Divisional Cross Country
School Council Meeting
Monday 15th June
PA Meeting—after assembly at 9.20am
Friday 19th June
Reports sent home
Just Brass Concert
Wednesday 24th June
Dress Up/Crazy Hair/Sausage Sizzle Fundraiser
Parent/Teacher/Student Conferences
Friday 26th June
Last day of Term 2—Early dismissal at 2.30pm
Notices sent home/due back
Power of One Incursion
District Cross Country
Compass Parent Information Letter/Sign in
Australia’s
Biggest Morning Tea
Tuesday, May 26th
All students are invited to join the
Marlborough PS Biggest Morning Tea to raise
funds to support the Cancer Council.
Our Junior School Council will be distributing
donuts in exchange for
a gold coin donation.
Students take their gold
coins to the canteen at
recess on the 26th and
swap these for a
yummy donut.
Grade
Due back
All
19/5
Selected 3-6s
20/5
Eldest
-
The following students will be awarded certificates at the next assembly on Monday, 25th May
Congratulations to:
Lincoln H
00A
For always doing his Personal Best. Lincoln is trying so hard to complete all his
work and follow the instructions. What a champion!
Anton D
00B
For the way in which he always displays Mutual Respect and Attentive Listening.
Anton has beautiful manners and is a fantastic role model to others.
Daniel H
1A
For doing his Personal Best when writing about his weekend. Daniel worked hard
to make sure his recount included lots of details and his writing was neat. Keep
up the great work!
Ethan A
2C
For doing his Personal Best with his home reading and learning his sight words.
Ethan has made a lot of progress, remembering to bring his folder in each
Monday and asking for a progress test. Well done, Ethan.
Jaxon A
34A
For being a fantastic role model. Jaxon is a great friend, he is always willing to
help others. Jaxon has also brought in his spiny leaf insects for us to look after as
a grade. Thanks for being a superstar, Jaxon!
Paislee D
34B
For always doing her Personal Best. Paislee always tries her best. Keep up the
amazing work.
Lachlan K
56A
For Attentive Listening. Lachie makes eye contact and asks for clarification when
unsure. A great improvement.
Megan B
56B
For being such a diligent worker and a kind and caring member of our class. What
a smart, sensitive and compassionate person you are, Megan.
Dhruv S
56B
For being such a fun and charismatic member or our class. Dhruv always tries his
Personal Best and has a great sense of humour that we love.
Week 7
MAY
3.30 - 3.45 pm
3.45– 4.05pm
Reconciliation
Monday 25th
Tuesday 26th
Wednesday 27th
Together Time
Together Time
Together Time
Afternoon Tea
Fruit
Steamed dim
sims
Afternoon Tea
Fruit
Assorted
biscuits
Afternoon Tea
Fruit
Cheese toasties
Thursday 28th
Together Time
Afternoon Tea
Fruit
Soup with bread
Friday 29th
Together
Time
Afternoon
Tea
Fruit
2 minute
noodles
Bday treat
LM
Birthdays: Lily M 29th
4.00 – 5.00pm
L.O 1 Identity
L.O 2 Connectedness
L.O.3 Wellbeing
L.O. 4 Active learning
L.O. 5 Communicating
Indigenous
craft; dot
painting, rain
sticks, cave
drawing
handprints,
cave drawing
sand paper art.
Outside:
Treasure hunt
Special events: National Sorry Day 26th
5.00 – 6.00 pm
Indigenous
themed
colouring in
Group chat
The history of
Sorry Day
DVD ‘Double
Trouble’
Name dot art.
Outside:
Undercover
area
Indigenous
mazes, word
search and
puzzles
Guest speaker to
be confirmed
Cooking; weetbix slice
Outside play.
Craft;
boomerangs,
aboriginal and TSI
Flags
Outside:
Fun and Fitness
Guess who I am
challenge
This week in
OSHC trivia
quiz
Biscuit decorating
(Double Trouble)
Scrapbooking
(Double Trouble)
Outside:
Rock art
***Computers only available to use between 4.30 – 5.00pm and 5.30pm – 6.00pm.***
A range of activities including colouring sheets, word games, jigsaw puzzles, blocks and more are
available to use at BSC and ASC.
Reminder that fruit is served every afternoon.
Parents need to provide afternoon tea if menu option is not wanted.
Please see OSHC Staff if your child has any allergies or special needs.
OSHC Phone Numbers: direct 9876 0389 or mobile 0417 136 280.
Footy tipping
Music/dance
(Double
Trouble)