Wednesday 6 May 2015 Attendance – EVERY DAY COUNTS Congratulations to both 1M and 5W for achieving the most improved junior and senior class attendance for Term 1. These classes have been rewarded with the opportunity to select the transition song to be played at the end of each play time for the next 4 weeks. This Term saw the introduction of the 100% Attendance Wristbands. The 154 students who achieved 100% attendance for Term 1 were rewarded with attendance bands at year level parades. We acknowledge what a super effort this is for these students. To receive these bands the 154 student came to school all day every day for 10 weeks. We are very proud of the following Cairns West Super Attenders: Name Name Class Class Name Class Name Class Gurung, Anuma 1A Gautam, Anjali 3D Lor, Der 4S Hill, Lyeleisha 6H Marama, Veljean 1A Gibas, Jessica 3D Akee, Elijah 4T Miskin, Shannon 6H Martin, Teariki 1A Karki, Bhima 3D Daniel, Biki 4T Oui, Senrita 6H Nona, Roselyn 1C Miskin, Zatie 3D Griffiths, Jon 4T Seden, Thadeus 6H Rai, Saroj 1C Sagigi, Moeisha 3D Griffiths, Vince 4T Stephen, Trent 6H Colinares, Kyle 1H Peter Kareth 3D Knudson, Corey 4T Thao, Hli 6H Thaiday, Charlize 1M Ajak, Justin 3G Lenoy, Paige 4T Yoelu, Joy 6H Turk, Andy 1M Basnet, Anju 3G Stephen, Simon 4T Karki, Lachhi 6W Wall, Margret 1M Karki, Sabina 3G Cruz, Nicolas 5B Mita, Melanie Ahwang, Derek 1N Pacaldo, Marjorie 3G Dahal, Tapas 5B Monger, Ashis 1N Rai, Jeni 3G Oui, Racy Wymarra, Elijah 1N Tamang, Pratima 3G Ahwang, Laquita 2B Thao, Rangsimantre Cowl, Ruby 2B Hudson, Dominic 2B Date Claimers 12, 13, 14 May Yr 3 and 5 NAPLAN testing Principal’s Note Hello again, 22 May Yr 6 Interschool Sport commences Hello again! This term has started off being as busy as the last one! The building work is moving ahead and the refit of A Block is due to commence at the start of June. This is very exciting for the school as the finished classrooms will be among the best in the state! 6W 26 May National Sorry Day NAPLAN Mongar, Indra 6W 3 June Athletics Carnival 5B Passi, Kaisamo 6W Mabo Day 5B Rai, Ritika 6W 3 June Passi, Adi 3G Sanyasi, Sadikchhya 5B Sutcliffe, Ashlyn 6W 8 June Kennell, Afaleah 3M Turpin-Oui, Amarnae 5B Thu Soe Moe, Moe 6W Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday Mosby, Alfred 3S Ward, William 5B Villaflor, Lakeeta 6W 16 - 19 June Yr 6 Camp, Tinaroo NAPLAN Testing is due to take place next Tuesday 12, Wednesday 13 and Thursday 14 May for all students in Year 3 and 5. It is very important that all students arrive at school on time and that they are ready to take the tests. You can help us by ensuring that your children have a good night sleep, have a healthy breakfast and get to school by 8:30am each day. The classroom teachers have worked very hard to ensure that their students are well prepared for NAPLAN. I wish the students well and look forward to receiving the results later this year. 23 - 26 June Yr 6 Camp, Tinaroo Attendance Focus 26 June Last day of Term 2 Mosby, Cleandro 2B Nawia, Arthur 3S Bista, Mamta 5M Baira, Aliyah PA Tabuai, Eliza 2B Sedibe, Moronai 3S Chhetri, Gayesh 5M Cloake, Safina PA Bing, Ernest 2F Simon, Jahmal 3S Mc Dermott, Jharlee 5M Fred, Tyrah PA Chhetri, Samil 2F Talbot, Heidi 3S Panuel-Miskin, Kiara 5M Gray, Carl PA 13 July First Day of Term 3 28 August Multicultural Festival Deemal, Thaarah 2F Benioni, Davidson 3T Rai, Sabin 5M Kynuna, Erma PA Kynuna, Angel 2F Brindley-Tessmer, Shakira 3T Baira, Christopher 5T Mongar, Anjalina PA It was with much excitement that 154 students received the first Attendance Bands and their first Button! Please see names of students on page 4! Congratulations to those students! Keep coming every day! I look forward to the next attendance data. Hopefully more students have improved their attendance and qualify for their band and button. Edwards, Shannon 2N Delaney, Lynesha 3T Collyer, Talisha 5T Wildey, Kian PA ASG Luffman, Neerah-Jaye 2N Kynuna, Edith 3T Daniel, Brian 5T Karki, Bhumika PH Ahwang, Peja 2S Sunai-Wasiu, McBonnie 3T Fred, Deffeny 5T Motton, Zack PH Ajak, Natasha 2S Basnet, Shrijana 4C Gibas, Nancella-Rose 5T Accoom, Opal PL Bhattarai, Alisha 2S Crisostomo, Jillian 4C Irankunda, Samuel 5T Takai, Johnathon PL Hughes, Bailee 2S Edwards, Christian 4C Kaigey, Kelvyn 5T Fewquandie, Zhane PN STUDENT ABSENCE LINE: Lor, Mee Na 2S Mau-Horn, Alexis 4C Oui, Malakai 5T Miskin, Christine PN 40379766 (open 24hrs) Martin, Kysharni-Rose 2S Meil, Zara 4C Brindley, Leon 5W Wasiu, Ron PN Mau, Leilani 2S Milner, Cale Andrew 4C Morrison-Sailor, Sussanah 5W Bhattarai, Babysha PO Motton, Joshua 2S Ghimire, Shayel 4M Kris-Bosuen, Rebecca 6D Canuto, Akallah PO Sanyasi, Parbat 2S Sedibe, Alma 4M Miskin, Benjamin 6D Deemal-Gibson, Dhaalkan PO Baira, Jalynn 3D Bista, Dinesh 4S Qarikau, Roselote 6D Jackson, Paul PO If your child is going to be absent for any reason please phone this number and leave a message or send a text message to 0447100250 Thank you Billy, Kiarra 3D Burns, Yagal 4S Simon, Jeremiah 6D Joe, Lily PO Biswa, Prasamsa 3D Gibas, Catherina 4S Ajak, Mercy 6H Murphy, Thomas PO Collins, Kiarah 3D Gurung, Prabin 4S Dahal, Keshab 6H Pacaldo, Jomarie PO Dahal, Utsab 3D Karki, Anisha 4S Gatabazi, Isaac 6H Woosup, Theressa PO Until next time, Mike Community News Hello Everyone School Times FOR FUN FRIENDSHIP AND ADVENTURE Play Bell 8.00 DO YOU ENJOY HAVING FUN? MAKING NEW FRIENDS? TRYING NEW AND EXCITING CHALLENGES? THEN GIRL GUIDES COULD BE JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. GIRLS BETWEEN THE AGES OF FIVE AND Morning Bell 8.15 Morning Session 8.30—10.30 Healthy Eating Time 10.30—10.45 First Play Time 10.45—11.15 Middle Session 11.15—12.45 Second Play Time 12.45—1.15 Afternoon Session 1.15—2.30 SEVENTEEN CAN BECOME A GIRL GUIDE. Girls in Guiding achieve goals, improve communities and grow in confidence. GUIDING IS FOR ADULTS AS WELL Any woman 18 years and older who is prepared to make the Guide Promise can be an adult member. Take advantage of the personal and professional development opportunities that Guiding offers. Develop skills in areas such as leadership, event planning, advocacy, communications and more. Mentoring and training programs are available. Make a Difference in the Lives of Girls and they will make a difference in yours. To Begin Your Adventure Contact: Melanie Portelli on 0416041510 Everyday counts at CWSS. Students attending school every day on time is critical in setting your child up for success in life. Next week we will be reviewing which of our students have reached 95% attendance for the past 5 weeks of school. These students will be invited to join our Academic Success Guarantee program. This is an agreement between students, families and school to ensure children who are attending school regularly, reach year level benchmarks. Please help us in assisting your child’s development by sending your child to school every day. Keep an eye out for further ASG information coming out soon and please feel free to speak to a staff member regarding this program. Hoping this finds everyone enjoying some slightly cooler evenings and beautiful sunny days. If your child has been amongst the classes that have had to relocate to ‘Cairns West Tiny Town’, congratulations on your efforts negotiating the new areas and thank you for continuing to find us in the Tuck Shop. Next term will be our Multi-Cultural Festival. This is our biggest social event of the year which is supported and enjoyed by many. This event is on Friday 28th August. If you would like to be part of the working committee for this event or would like to help out in any way with this event you are very welcome. There are opportunities to assist are in many areas. We require craft items and assistance on individual stalls, either in the preparation or management on the evening. PO Box 97M Manunda. 4870 Office Hours: 8.00am - 3.45pm Ph: 40379777 Fax: 40321397 Dentist: 40534820 School Watch: 131788 http://www.cairnswestss.eq.edu.au SWPBS Corner Cairns West State school is a ‘School Wide Positive Behaviour Support ‘ school which fosters the social, behavioural and academic development for all at our school.. Our school rules are; Be Respectful Donations of pantry items such as butter, flour, sugar, oil etc. can be given to the Tuckshop or donations of homemade cakes, trash n treasure or potted plants can also be donated closer to the event. There is also an opportunity for cultural groups to be represented by way of entertainment on the evening. For any further information please seek me out in the Life Skills Centre, I would welcome the chat. Cairns West Market Day Fiona from The Lady Gowrie Waratah Drive Child Centre was at our last Big Breakfast. The centre has recently reopened after some months of refurbishment. This centre shares a fence on the oval with Cairns West and they are advertising vacancies in most areas. Our school is working to form stronger relationships with the child care centres in our area and hoping to raise the benefits for children to access kindergarten programs prior to starting school. Every Thursday at the Tuck Shop from 8.00am - 9.30am Free tea and coffee On Sale: Have a great week, Annie Wolff, Community Liaison Officer Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Student of the week - Weeks 1 and 2 Be Safe Successful Students - These students will enjoy an afternoon tea with the Principal. Be A Learner The following students have been given an invitation for their families to join them; Hot take away food Cake and muffins Johnathon Takai PL, Deba Bob PN, Tahlia Marchant PA, Zion Tapau 1A, Regina Terekia 1H, Roman Mosby 2B, Eri Waireg 2F, William Pont 6H, Robert Sagigi and Jamall Carter 6W This week we would like to CONGRATULATE the following students for their efforts in demonstrating positive behaviour: Multicultural Festival This year 5B will be running the plant stall in the Multicultural Festival and we would like some help from any of the green thumbs out there, if you are willing to pot up some cuttings or do some planting for the festival. If you are not a gardener you can still help. Donations of cuttings, potting mix, pots, and plants would be greatly appreciated. We would like to offer well established plants this year, so I am starting early on the preparations. Any donations can be dropped off to F Block just behind the tuckshop. Thanks Julie Burke and 5B PA Romeo Gela, Bryannah McLean 3G Sussanah Lui, Jermaine Inkerman PH Josephine Banning, Tenesha Aranda 3M Talara Kelly, Marina Kami PL Bradley Selman, Carlos Benioni 3S Tahjah Dotoi, Caleb Earle PO Esther Munezero, Buia Nona 3T Lynesha Delaney, Tyrone Nawarie PN Usain Fauid, Christine Miskin 4C Talan Bown 1A Howard Underwood, Sanah Sam 4M Malachi Norway 1C Erin Pont 4S River Stewart 1H Gabriel Nai, Indianna-Rose Pablo 4T Tatipai Barsa 1N Sarah-Jane Smith, Christine Scott 5B Annie Sam 1M Joshua Kabere, Lenard Sagigi 5M Sabin Rai 2B John Sunai-Wasiu, Izion Warradoo 5T Samuel Irankunda 2F Thaarah Deemal, Napota Baker 5W Leon Brindley 2N 2N Samara Johnston-Dorante Ariarna Brown 6D Mayesh Bhattarai 6H Liam Skeen 2S Kallum Murray-Creed, Saru Gautam 6W Edyara Tabuai 3D Jalynn Baira, Jessica Gibas ANZAC Day - Big Breakfast You are invited to a Parenting Program Year 5 and Year 6 Cooking and Life Skills programmes have been busy preparing for a special Mother’s Day Morning tea during their weekly sessions this term. Mums were treated to a delightful morning tea, with freshly baked scones jam and cream, sausage rolls, butterfly cakes and a banana cake. It was a pleasure watching these students move confidently around the kitchen, and show such care and kindness in welcoming our guests. HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY to all for this Sunday. When: Friday May 8, 15, 22, 29 Time: 3.15pm to 4.15 pm Where: T Block (EAL Block) Trinity Bay SHS Interpreters will be on-site The 154 students who achieved 100% attendance for Term 1 were rewarded with attendance bands at year level parades. Irene Colefax, Social Worker Kerry Sleath, EAL n Coordinator TBSHS ar le be nd to a t w me ho ren o a t C p ou rt ab ma s a
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