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Week 5 Term 2 – 21 May 2015
STAFF CHANGES
Unfortunately, Julie Wright (Year 2/3W’s teacher) has taken 3 weeks leave for family reasons.
We are very fortunate to have Mrs Henna, a lovely new teacher to our area who will teach
the 2/3s for 2 weeks, following by Mrs Martin before Mrs Wright returns, hopefully on the
15th of June.
Also, Mr Mottershead (2MM) will be on long service leave for Term 3 with Mr Rann here for
this time.
NRL DEVELOPMENT DAY
Yesterday I had the pleasure of watching our students play in the NRL Development Cup at
Albert Park. The players had a great day and their coach Mr Bakhash was very proud of their
efforts. We were a much smaller side than many of the other schools, who have multiple
classes of Year 6s to choose from, but the team were great sports and tried their best.
Congratulations to Dylan (Year 6) who was named Best and Fairest for Chatsworth.
It was also great to see some girls from our school getting involved with the boys. Kayla
(Year 6) was even our top try scorer with 3 tries for the day!
SCHOOL PHOTOS
A big reminder that SCHOOL PHOTOS ARE TOMORROW!
Josh Scott
PRINCIPAL
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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22/5/15 – School Photos
29/5/15 – Inter School Sport – Yrs 5&6
4/6/15 – Pet pep Qld – Prep – 3
25 & 26/6/15 – Sports Days
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
PrepBM: Elijah C – for the infectious
smile you bring to school with you
every day.
Jack F – for always being a happy, helpful and caring
friend.
Samuele J – for the wonderful way you share your
thoughts and explain learning concepts at carpet time.
Sam F – for the enthusiastic way you help us explore
the King’s Code and participate in our daily 6
activities.
P/1R: Riley E – for great work with learning reading
skills.
Ethan H – for great work with learning reading skills.
P/1M: Jason A – for displaying a great attitude
towards his learning.
Marley C – for a fantastic start at Chatsworth SS in
Prep/1.
Tiana K – for always brining such a positive and eager
attitude to school.
Billy M – for always using beautiful manners.
Tate Mc – for always using beautiful manners.
Troy B – for displaying a new and improved attitude
towards your learning
Kymba T – for producing fantastic sizzling starts in
your Writing.
Riley V – for creative sizzling starts during Writing.
Year 2MM: Logan M – for great results in your
History of Communication Test.
Ava S - for great results in your History of
Communication Test.
Cody F - for great results in your History of
Communication Test.
Sam B – for good efforts with writing sizzling story
starts.
Courtney R - for good efforts with writing sizzling story
starts.
Alexis W - for good efforts with writing sizzling story
starts.
Logan M – for faultless Maths test results.
Ava S – for great strength building in daily fitness.
Lachlan N – for good results in your last 2 Maths tests.
Jack P – for a mistake-free Maths test.
Dayna S – for great results in your past 2 Maths tests.
Shavanah P – for great efforts in daily fitness.
Year 2/3W: Summer C – for great story writing and
for good results in Maths.
To everyone for being such a helpful and happy class.
To all Year 3’s for your wonderful efforts with NAPLAN
testing.
Year 4H: Eva S – for achieving your highest score for
the year in your Maths Test.
Oceanna A - for achieving your highest score for the
year in your Maths Test.
Santasia - for achieving your highest score for the year
in your Maths Test.
Cody H – for being persistent and for trying hard in
reading groups. Well done!
Year 5BM: Tyler P – for consistently displaying very
high standards of participation and application in all
areas of school. Fantastic and keep it up.
Leah G – for always being a great help in the
classroom including helping her classmates and
teacher, and for trying your best in all areas.
Awesome!
Kiara W – for writing terrific tantalising Tightening
Tension narratives which have teased thinking
students. Totally timely. Well done!
Noah B – for showing more commitment to your
school work, including improving his handwriting,
spelling and writing. Keep it up!
Hayden W – for doing some fantastic thinking during
Maths and for being a team player in sporting
activities. Well done and keep up your great work.
Joely A – for writing some interesting Tightening
Tension stories and for always concentrating and
completing your work in class. Just consistently
awesome!
Codie M – for outstanding work in the garden and for
making a big effort to improve your involvement in
English and Maths. Please continue to cultivate your
curiosity in class!
Year 6C: Edward H – for a brilliant effort with your
cursive handwriting.
Brody V – for a brilliant effort with your cursive
handwriting.
Jasmine K – for reading so beautifully – expressive and
fluent. Well done.
The whole class for their brilliant efforts when
tightening the tension in Writing tasks.
Kimberley B – for your gentle nature and for the quiet
way you complete all classroom tasks.
MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE
Parents who haven’t finalised
payments of their invoices, could you
do so ASAP. If you have any problems
with paying the invoices or any queries, could you
please contact Annette in the office. Thanks.
TUCKSHOP NEWS
Hello everybody,
To start with I would like to thank Julie, Donna, Zoe,
Keesha and Debbie and thank you to the people who
helped out with the limbo at the disco. I'm sorry to
say there was a little girl who grazed her face at the
disco because of the lights going on & of, I really hope
she is alright. Apart from that, the kids behaved really
well. We ended up raising $524, thank you.
Walk Safely to School Day — 22 May
This Friday students are encouraged to take part in
Walk Safely to School Day. Walking or taking public
transport to school promotes a healthy lifestyle and
responsible behavior around our streets, while also
reducing traffic around our school. It would be great
to see parents joining in as well.
P & C NEWS
A HUGE thank you to the Smythe family for their help
with the Saunders Family Working Bee. We got heaps
done between 3 families and their home looks great!
Loueen & I got to use the commercial kitchen at "The
Decks on Mary" to fill their freezer with the donations.
This was thanks to another Chatsworth Mum Carina
Perin & was fun. Thank you to everyone who has
donated in any way to help this struggling ex
Chatsworth student who is battling cancer - they are
appreciative & humbled.
The Selby Family
GYMPIE MUSTER 2015
Please find enclosed Crowbar Announcement, if you
can help out at all please complete the attached form.
The burgers have now finished for this month, the
new specials are beef-n-gravy rolls $4, chicken-n-gravy
rolls $4 and mac-n-cheese lge $3, sml $2. They will be
on the menu for the next 4 weeks. I will try and get a
menu sent out to you with this newsletter if not I will
send it home by the end of the week. You probably
notice some of the mess ups with your dino's the
reason being is because Cooloola foods haven't had
them in stock. Sorry if there was any problems. We
will have them in this week.
TUCKSHOP ROSTER
May 28th: Sharon, Donna, Nadean, Jess
June 4th: Sharon, Donna, Ngari, Debbie
June 11th: Sharon, Donna, Amanda, Peta
LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF!
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capture the spirit of family and friendship.
Inclusive Event for Families with Special Needs
11am Sunday 24th of May at Birch Carroll & Coyle
Maroochydore “Sensory Movie Day” was created for
Families with Special Needs. Children are free to try
every seat, to flap or stim. Lights up, Sound down
Fire exit doors are monitored by volunteers. This
movie experience is a positive, non-judgemental
experience. Siblings and extended family are welcome
to attend. Tickets are $8 each
Companion I.D. Card Accepted.
Children 2 years and under are free.
Tickets on Sale NOW!!! Come along and support our
event. We are in the foyer from 10.15am with free
face painting and colouring in for the kids.
Tennis Gympie Primary School Challenge
Years 1 to 7
Tennis Gympie will be holding the next
interschool challenge of 2015 at The Reg English
Memorial Tennis Centre on Cartwright Road on
Wednesday 20th May from 3.30pm to 5.30pm
The cost is $10 per player, $15 for 2 players
from the same family or $20 for 3 or more
players from the same family including a free
sausage sizzle. The challenges will be based on
our Hot Shots Tennis in Schools programs and
Holiday Fun Tournament events and all players
will be placed into groups of appropriate skill
levels (e.g. Red, Orange and Green Ball Levels).
Heaps of fun and prizes and a chance to represent
your school.
Note: Players from the winning school must play
a minimum of 4 challenges to be eligible for a
medallion.
For more information or to book in please call
Brett Cottrill Ph. 0417746795 or Matt Watkins
0417070129
Saturday Hotshots will continue each week after
the Gympie Show from 8.30 am until 10.00am all
players welcome with FREE Membership to the
club.
SKATE
SCHOOL
4 Bonnick Rd,
Gympie
What will it cost?
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$60 per student for 5 week unit– max
participation of 30 students per
session.
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Each lesson is approx. 1.5 hrs in
duration
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Commences Tuesday 2nd June 2015
What is included?
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Full use of skate park facility.
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Professional coaching.
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Skateboard hire (bring your own if
you have one).
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Helmet supplied (bring your own if
you have one).
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Students who participate in the
program will be given a voucher to
use for themselves for a free session
inside the Park.
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Drinks and snacks are available for
purchase within the facility.
What do the students bring?
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Water to drink (optional).
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Appropriate footwear.
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Willing attitude to learn something
new.
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Helmet, skateboard and safety gear
(if they have one). Mob: 0438709321
Email: [email protected]
Web:www.pipedreamzindoor.com.au