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20th May, 2015 Phone: 5541 6111 Fax: 5541 6100 Email: [email protected]
PRINCIPAL’S PEN
Moriarty Park Disco
It was great to see so many of our students at the disco last Friday night. They all
behaved beautifully and appeared to have a blast dancing away in their PJ’s. I’d
like to thank our Moriarty Park Student Representatives for their leadership and
assistance throughout the night. Thank you Mia (6A), Emma (6B) and Sienna (6B). Thank
you also to the following senior students for also providing assistance – Connor (5A), Cooper
(5B), Jesse (6A), Trad (6A), Georgia (6B).
Broadwater District Cross Country Trials
Congratulations to the many students who are participating in the District Cross Country
Trials today. We wish you the very best and hope you enjoy yourself.
Whole School Responsible Behaviour Plan
Last year Canungra State School underwent a Discipline Audit. The purpose of the Discipline
Audit is to provide quality feedback on how the school is ensuring a safe, supportive and
disciplined learning environment and to inform school behaviour management planning
processes. The school was provided with the Auditor’s report and key findings as a result of
the Audit. The report’s Executive Summary and 5 page Profile is available to parents and
caregivers on the school’s web site.
One of the recommendations was for us to consider forming a Behaviour Management Team
to review the current Whole School Responsible Behaviour Plan. In Term 1 we formed this
Behaviour Management Team (made up of Administration Staff, Teaching Staff, Nonteaching Staff and a Parent Representative) and we have commenced this review process.
We are looking forward to sharing this work over the course of 2015.
Our current Responsible Behaviour Plan is based on the following rights:
• The rights of all students to learn
• The rights of all teachers to teach
• The rights of all to be safe
At Canungra State School staff do their best to provide an environment that consists of high
expectations for student behaviour along with necessary strategies and support to assist
students make positive behaviour choices. We also understand and appreciate the support
we receive from our families when it comes to teaching appropriate behaviour and value the
time and effort parents devote to developing positive behaviour at home. Positive outcomes
are far more likely when we work in partnership for our kids.
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Trees in Prep Playground
This coming Friday afternoon we will be removing the two trees that are directly in front of the
Prep Playground. We are very sad about doing this as they add character and lovely shade
to the area but unfortunately their roots are beginning to cause significant structural damage
to the Prep building. They have also been causing ongoing damage to underground
plumbing. We contracted an arborist to investigate and his recommendation was to lop them
ASAP – so sadly, they will be going
Sheree Maksoud
Principal
Apologies to Haley-Leigh (5A), student of the week 13th May for spelling her name incorrectly.
STUDENT OF THE WEEK
Ruby (2B) for consistently working to a high
standard and displaying a positive attitude
towards her schoolwork. Congratulations.
Thank you Shelby from inStyle Hairdressing
for donating a “free haircut” to our “Student of the Week”.
STUDENT ABSENTEE LINE
PLEASE TAKE NOTE: If your child is going to be absent please leave a
detailed message on our direct Absentee line to the Administration Office
on: 5541 6166. Thankyou.
CLASS AWARDS
Angel (Prep A) for
improvement
when
working with letters
sounds
and
sight
words.
Dylan (5A) for an excellent work ethic
and completing tasks to a high
standard.
Kayla (3A) for working well to
complete tasks with enthusiasm.
Leila (2A) for improved reading and
oral retell.
Sam (4A) for his enthusiasm towards
his learning.
Remy (5B) for putting in a good effort
in all subjects.
Charlie (4B) for being a super speller.
Ruby (PB) for fantastic effort learning
her high frequency words.
Charlie (1B) for trying hard in reading
activities/tasks.
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Cobey (6A) for excellent effort with his
spelling.
Hayley (6A) for consistent effort and
very good results. Well done.
Nicholas (3B) for great participation in
class discussions.
Patrick (6B) for being a kind and
courteous classmate.
Sean (2B) for fantastic results in
weekly testing! Great job!
Elijah (6B) for trying hard in maths.
Jessica (1A) for beautiful manners
and doing her best.
Jelana (6A) & Nikita (6B) for handing
in there Japanese assignments early.
PARADE CLASS AWARD: 1A
SENIOR SHIRTS
We have 1 extra Senior Shirt size
14 available to purchase - $42.
PLAYGROUND AWARD
Keeley (2B), Lily (2A), Willow (2B),
Chloe (3B) & Chelsie (3B) – caring for
our school – picking up rubbish.
Harvey (1A) – being helpful and caring
– tying up another students shoelaces
for them.
Alyssa & Sala (6B) – being helpful and
caring –
displaying responsible
behaviour in their role as Playground
Leaders.
Mistake/s: __________________________
_________________________
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NUDE FOOD AWARDS
_________________________
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This week’s NUDE FOOD Awards
were given to the following students.
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NUDE FOOD NINJAS
Parent’s Signature:
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Alex N.(PA)
Iolama (PA)
Evie (1A)
Mia (1B)
Blayz (2A)
NEWSPAPER DRAW NO. 15
________________________ Page: ____
Name:
Yr Level
Find the mistake/s in the newsletter and
drop entry into the box in office foyer
before next Tuesday 26th May to be in
the draw for a $5 tuckshop voucher
family/frog pencil.
NUDE COOL DUDES
Congratulations: Holly & Jordan
(3A) for winning our tuckshop voucher
& Amber (1B) for winning the pencil for
finding the mistake.
• Jonah (5A)
PHONE CALLS
The last couple of weeks the
office has been inundated with
parents ringing regarding pick up
or YMCA change of plans.
INSTRUMENTAL FEES
All instrumental students pay
$30 for classes and those
hiring an instrument owe
another $120. Invoices have
been produced..
We understand this can’t be
helped sometimes. Could you please
ensure that your children are
aware of picking up arrangements
before they leave home in the
mornings as this is very disruptive
to the teachers and office staff.
Gardening Club
next week
WONGLEPONG
Thank you for your understanding.
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Family Reading Month
is here!
Keep on reading!!
National Simultaneous
Storytime
DEPUTY’S DEN
Lost Property
I spoke to the students on
parade
yesterday
about
taking
responsibility for their own belongings.
I could imagine how frustrating it is for
parents when jumpers, hats and
tracksuit pants go missing and they
can’t be found. I reminded students
that it is their responsibility not their
parents to ensure that their belongings
are put away if they are taken off.
Please encourage your child to also
check the lost property bin if they have
recently lost an item of clothing. I
would also like to remind parents that
the Uniform Shop is open every Friday
morning before school and it also has
a good variety of second-hand clothes.
Senseis Corner
Winner this week William (5B)
is on next Wednesday 27 May at 12.35 in
the hall. Come along and listen to Mrs
Maksoud read The Brothers Quibble by
Aaron Blabey as we join with thousands
of other schools and libraries across
Australia to hear this story! National
Simultaneous Storytime is an important
annual event which aims to encourage
young Australians to read and enjoy
books. We’d love you to come and join
us!
Happy reading from the library!
Kathy Hodges, Trish O’Connell & Donna
Morgan.
Have a great week!
Ms Dare
NEXT WEDNESDAY 27/5
27/5
students are invited to wear
State of Origin colours to
school.
Salaka Spirit of Africa
Drumming Tour
Payment due by Tuesday 23rd June
NO LATE PAYMENTS WILL BE
ACCEPTED
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Thursday 21/5
*
8am Behaviour Committee Meeting (Library)
Tuesday 26/5
*
3pm P & C Meeting (Library)
Wednesday 27/5
*
State of Origin – Game 1 (GO THE MAROONS!)
Thursday 4/6
*
Mrs Maksoud @ Nerang Alliance Principals’ Meeting
Friday 5/6
*
First Friday Mass Church visit
Saturday 6/6
*
Queensland Day
Tuesday 9/6
*
Ms Baker & Ms Klupfel on LSL
Friday 12/6
*
1.30pm Yrs 4-7 Field Event Trials
Tuesday 16/6
*
Yr 6 attending HPE enrichment day – Nerang SHS
Wednesday 17/6
*
State of Origin GAME 2 (GO THE MAROONS)
Friday 19/6
*
9-2.50pm Yrs 4-6 Field Events Final
Tuesday 23/6
*
3pm P & C Meeting (Library)
Wednesday 24/6
*
*
Interhouse Sports Day
Semester 1 Reports distributed
*
*
12.20-12.50 100% Attendance Celebration
LAST DAY TERM 2
Friday 26/6
SENSEI’S CORNER – TERM 2 2015
Wk
Sensei’s questions
Hint
Activity of the week
15
What colour is
Aka?
Hint:
Learn
colours in
Japanese:
http://www.
learnjapanese.i
nfo/colors.
html
Learn this colour song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_uHc7D07
OM
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How well do you know your colours:
http://www.learnjapanese.info/color_speedgame.html
Meaning for the colours used on the Japanese
flag:
http://japanflag.facts.co/japaneseflagof/japanfla
g.php
Important Messages from the Coordinator:
We have had a renovation make over! We are all exited with our new
changes, equipment and furniture.
Holiday Club Flyer forms will be distributed to each classroom for your
child to bring home. Bookings can be made by completing the insert
and returning it to YMCA. These can also be scanned and emailed
back to our email [email protected]
We have worked very hard to plan a jammed packed winter holidays
for your children. All bookings are welcome and if you have any
questions please feel free to pop in or give us a call.
Coming into winter, we understand that it can be very hard leaving
your children at the school early in the cold. YMCA are looking for
expressions of interest for our Before school care program. This will
not affect those who would like to still drop their children off. Our
program offers parents with the opportunity to put their children into
care from 6:30 am until school begins where they will enjoy relaxing
and stimulating activities and a healthy breakfast. If you are interested
please email us or sign the petition form in the school office.
What we’ve been doing:
YMCA Canungra OSHC
P: 07 5543 5619
M: 0427 489 862
Email: [email protected]
Be Quick, Book in your Children
to experience the excitement and
Fun filled afternoon YMCA has
every day.
With new tables and chairs, art and craft materials, collage and craft
trolley, board games and books the children barely know where to
start. We have been busy celebrating a birthday, creating our cultural
and goals displays, making Jelly, playing monopoly and having a
good old run around outside.
Join us next week for:
Next week we will be working on our new birthday displays and
choosing our new country of the month. The children will be enjoying
activities such as handball, painting, play dough, reading and creating
our child initiated Harry Potter display.
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