the news Postal Address PO Box 996 Banora Point NSW 2486 Mahers Lane Campus Terranora NSW 2486 07 5590 5099 Sunshine Avenue Campus Tweed Heads South NSW 2846 07 5523 1143 LINDISFARNE Absentee Line 07 5590 5927 [email protected] www.lindisfarne.nsw.edu.au ANGLICAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL Primary Edition Term 4 : Week 30 : 10/10/2014 Upcoming Events OCTOBER Week 31A Mon 13 Kindergarten - Year 4 Assembly - 2:00pm Tue 14 P&F Meeting @ Mahers Lane Stage 3 Assembly - 2:30pm Theatre Wed 15 Kindergarten - Year 2 Fun Swimming Carnival Fri 17 Loud Shirt Day Year 3 and Year 4 Tennis Program Week 32B Mon 20 Kindergarten - Year 4 Chapel - 2:00pm Tue 21 Preschool Luncheon by Year 9 - P4,5 Stage 3 Chapel - 2:30pm Wed 22 Principal’s Tour Preschool Luncheon by Year 9 - P4,5 Thu 23 Year 4 Art Workshop @ Mahers Lane Fri 24 Peer Support - K-6 Little Learners’ Tour Year 3 and Year 4 Tennis Program Week 33A Mon 27 Kindergarten - Year 4 Assembly 2:00pm Kindergarten 2015 Parent Information Evening - 6:30pm Tue 28 Stage 3 Assembly - 2:30pm Theatre Preschool 2015 Parent Information Evening - 6:30pm Wed 29 Twilight Concert Fri 31 Year 3 and Year 4 Tennis Program From the Assistant Principal - Head of Primary Ready, Set, Go …. Welcome back to Term 4 and an action packed calendar of events: • • • • • • • • • • • • • Congratulations Mrs Campton During the holiday break Miss Rainford, our Kindergarten Geckos teacher celebrated her marriage to Mitch Campton. Our congratulations to them both. Welcome New Students • • • This term we welcome the following students to Lindisfarne: • Preschool Noah Rynehart PK Marcus Williamson PK • Kindergarten Chase Irvine KF Year 1 Tamara Goff 1D Year 3 Isaac Rynehart 3F Serena Boccato Wagner 3F Zach Allan 3M Year 6 Abigail Rynehart 6FG • • • P&F Meeting @ Mahers Lane Tuesday 14 October 7:00pm K-2 Fun Swimming Carnival Wednesday 15 October Loud Shirt Day Friday 17 October Preschool Luncheon by Year 9 Tuesday 21 and 22 October Year 4 Art Workshop @ Mahers Lane Thursday 23 October Little Learners’ Tour Friday 24 October 9:00am Kindergarten 2015 Parent Information Evening Monday 27 October 6:30pm Preschool 2015 Parent Information Evening Tuesday 28 October 6:30pm Twilight Concert Wednesday 29 October 3:30pm - 4:30pm World Teachers’ Day Friday 31 October Stage 3 2015 Information Evening Wednesday 5 November 6:30pm Sports Presentation Tuesday 11 November 11:00am Sunshine Avenue Walk & Talk with the Principal Wednesday 12 November 9:00am Year 4 Chapel – Transition Day @ Mahers Lane Thursday 13 November Year 6 Graduation Chapel & Wet ‘n’ Wild Excursion Friday 21 November Preschool - Year 4 Family Christmas Chapel Service Sunday 23 November 9:00am Portfolio Conferences P - 6 Monday 24 November & Wednesday 26 November Primary Presentation Night Tuesday 2 December 6:30pm ELC Celebration Wednesday 3 December 9:00am Senior School Speech Night Thursday 4 December Last Day of School Thursday 4 December © The contents of this newsletter are subject to copyright. For permission to reproduce any article or extract, please email [email protected] Term 4 - House Captains We are very pleased to announce our House Captains for Term Four. Our new Captains will receive their badges at assembly on Monday. Saint Andrew Cooper Robins Noah McAdoo Saint Barnabas Jaime Nash Flynn Southam Saint Cuthbert Brooke Gadd Max McDonnell Saint Stephen Miranda Rhodes Ella Sinclair Michele Chandler Loud Shirt Day A reminder all Sunshine Avenue campus students are invited to wear their loudest, brightest, zaniest shirt with their sport uniform on Friday 17 October. Loud Shirt Day supports the Hear and Say Centre, a terrific foundation that has directly benefited one of our Kindergarten students, Emily Daniel. We will be collecting voluntary donations both on the day and via our online fundraising page: https://loudshirtday2014qld.everydayhero.com/au/ LindisfarneJuniorSchool The Healthy Food Expo By Year 4 This year’s Healthy Food Expo went off with a blast. The Healthy Food Expo is an annual celebration organised by Year 4 students to encourage healthy eating within the school community. The message that we want to share is that healthy eating should be enjoyable and fun. The Expo was held in the undercover area of the Sunshine Avenue Campus. Each Year 4 student set up a stall and brought in a healthy home made food item to sell for Expo dollars. A great feature of the Expo was the area in the centre of the stalls. We set up chairs and tables with tablecloths for people to sit at and relax while they enjoyed their food. We put beautiful flowers on each table for decoration. Some of the healthy food items that students prepared included delicious smoothies, fruit kebabs, sugar free lemonade, whole wheat pancakes, sushi and lots more… The Healthy Food Expo was a busy day of fabulous, fresh, fantastic, yummy delicious healthy food. We were glad so many people attended and grateful for the support that we got from the teachers and parents. The smiles on people’s faces made us feel so happy inside. helping students excel Stage 3 News Chapel Tuesday Week B 2.30pm Assembly Tuesday Week A 2.30pm in the Theatre. Year 5 Camp Lake Ainsworth Year 5 Camp was held 8 - 10 September. Miss Hassell, Mrs Powell and Rev Chad joined us. For camp we went to Lake Ainsworth in Lennox Head and to get there we had to go on the Lindisfarne bus for an hour and twenty minutes. We went to Lake Ainsworth Camp to experience outdoor education with our peers and also to have some fun. We arrived at school with all our luggage ready to get on the bus. We put all our luggage under the bus and made our way to Lennox Head. When we arrived at Lake Ainsworth we unloaded our luggage and met at Spot X and talked about cabins, activities and camp rules. After lunch we went back to our cabins and got ready for our first activity, which was rock climbing. For rock climbing we needed to wear a harness and helmet - it was a lots of fun. We went back to our cabins and had a shower before dinner. After dinner, it was time for night games which were really fun, followed by supper and bedtime. After a good night’s sleep we were woken up by the speaker in our rooms at 7:30am. We got up, got dressed, brushed our teeth and made our beds. We went to the dinner hall and had breakfast which was toast and cereal. After breakfast we went back to get ready for our first activity for the day. We met at Spot X and went off to the lake to build some rafts. All of us had a chat with Chris about safety and cooperation and then we did the activity. We got split into teams of boys and girls and then has a big talk about equipment. Each team received 3 pipes, 2 canoes, 1 box of ropes and paddles. For the girls it was very hard because we couldn’t decide on what idea we should use. Eventually, we decided to put two canoes close together and put the three pipes at the front, middle and back. We tied them to the canoes and hey presto we were finished. After building, we started the race which involved paddling out and around the buoy, landing at the boys base, running around the shed and headed back the way we came. It turned out that the boys won the race but the girls won the pack up. We went back to change into dry clothes and had lunch. Our second activity for the day was cookout. We collected wood to make the fire and toast our damper on. We put the damper around a stick and slowly cooked it on the fire. Once we’d had a piece of damper we toasted marshmallows on the left over coals and got sprayed by the garden hose. Then we went back for a nice warm shower, got dressed and had dinner. We played lots of night games, had supper and went to bed. On our final morning, we got dressed and took our bags up to Spot X. We then had breakfast and went BMX bike riding up to Lennox headland. When we got back from the bike riding we went to the souvenir shop and bought some souvenirs. Then we had lunch and waited for the Lindisfarne bus to arrive. After loading up the bags we were on our way home. Overall, we had a great camp. Next year it will be in Melbourne and we can’t wait. We would like to say thank you to Miss Affleck for organising our camp. By Alice McDougall and Alex Jeffrey Lake Ainsworth Camp 8/9/14 Monday Cruising along the highway, for an hour and 20 minute trip to our fantastic camp Lake Ainsworth. We were all buzzing with excitement and we couldn’t wait to get there. “Yay we’re here!” yelled one of the kids down the front of the bus. Suddenly everyone jumped up out of their seats and began to chit chat about what their first activity will be. After sorting out our cabins, we went to have our very first lunch at camp. For lunch, we had a delicious chicken nugget and salad wrap. I thought it was really nice. My job was to wash up all the dirty dishes. It was actually quite enjoyable because of the tools we used. We used a metal hose to spray off all left overs and Jessica and I ended up soaking wet due to the big SPLASH when I dropped the plate in the sink. We looked like drowned rats. Our first activity was bike riding and we discussed the road rules and the importance of being safe while riding. When the Dolphin’s group (5p) started to ride their bikes, it began to rain but I still enjoyed it. The track was long and tiring. helping students excel 9/9/14 Tuesday Straight after breakfast we went to the cook out activity. We first had to make the damper with: self raising, flour, oil, water, sugar and we had to squeeze it well. When we got to the place where we making the fire, we gathered sticks and finally got a flame to burst into life. We had to cook our damper it was very nice because it had maple syrup on it. When lunch was over we got into our swimmers and set off to raft building. We split into groups so we could work together in teams to build a raft out of 2 canoes, 9 poles, ropes and 8 paddles. Once we made the raft we got to try it out. We were really slow. But next came the serious part. We had to race each other around the buoy in the water then back to the shore. Waiting for our dinner was difficult because our table got chosen last. The smell of the delicious dinner was making our stomachs grumble. After 20 minutes of endless waiting, table 12 finally got to get a wonderful crumbed Dory with a refreshing salad on the side. For dessert we had a piece of banana cake with a big dollop of sweet custard. Everything was truly scrumptious so I went up for seconds. Finally, we went to bed. This time because we were so tired, as soon as our heads it the pillow we were sound asleep. 10/9/14 Wednesday “Wake up kids, time to get up!” yelled the teachers together down the hall. So we did and we also were all ready for our fantastic new day. Our last activity was great because it was our turn to do rock climbing! First we had to put our harnesses on so we could get buckled up to the rope so we could rock climb. Next we discussed the belay team. The belay team connects their harnesses to the rope and every time the rock climber took a step up they would take a step back. In basic words the belay Team’s job was to keep the rock climber safe. When we finished we were exhausted. After packing, it was time to go back to the boring part, the bus ride, so we cruised back along the highway all the way to school. An Extract of Heidi Chaffey’s Camp Recount Class 5P. helping students excel Kindergarten 6 Year Old Surfing and Skate Boarding Star Congratulations to Quincy Symonds from Kindergarten Frogs who recently competed in the Blast Off Surfing Competition held in Sydney. Quincy had a great time and scored a perfect 10 for some of her waves. She was crowned champion for her age group. Over the past few weeks Quincy has been interviewed on ABC radio and Triple J, she appeared on the Today show and featured in a number of newspapers for her outstanding ability in surfing and skateboarding. Quincy was also invited to talk about her story at the recent TED talks in Brisbane. She did a great job answering questions about surfing in front of an audience of 500+. Quincy is currently filming a documentary for HBO in the United States. If you would like to follow Quincy’s story please go to Instagram: @theflyingsquirrel Jo Hetherington, Director of Early Learning LIONS CLUB OF TERRANORA LAKES Saturday 25 October 7am – 1pm Salvation Army Tweed Centre Cnr Woodlands & Leisure Drive, Banora Point We will take your unwanted items THINKING ABOUT DOING A SPRING CLEAN Items can be dropped off at the Salvation Army Tweed Centre 10am - 4pm Friday 24 October or call 0427 310 408 for pick up helping students excel
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