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Wednesday 11 Feb 2015 – Week 3-9
DIARY DATES TERM 1
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Wed 11 Feb
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Thurs 12 Feb
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Wed 18 Feb
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Thurs 19 Feb
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Tues 4 Feb
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Frid 20 Feb
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Frid 27 Feb
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Tues 3 Mar
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Thurs 5 Mar
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Thurs 5 Mar
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Frid 6 Mar
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Mon 9 Mar
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Tues 10 Mar
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Thurs 12 Mar
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Frid 13 Mar
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Sat 14 Mar
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Tues 17 Mar
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Mon 23 Mar
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Tues 24 Mar
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Wed 25 Feb
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Thurs 26 Mar
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Thurs 26 Mar
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Frid 27 Mar
School Council Nomina ons
Open
Parent Curriculum Info Session
School Council nomina ons
close 4pm
No Founda on Classes
Community Engagement &
Wellbeing SC mee ng 9.15am
Grounds SC mee ng 7pm
School Council Candidates
posted outside School Office
Inter School Sports
School Banking Commences
School Council – Close of ballot
4pm
P&F AGM
Inter School Sports
Labour Day Holiday – No School
P&F Raffle
Welcome to School Twilight
Picnic
Finance SC mee ng 9.15am
Inter School Sports
Working Bee
School Council Mee ng –
7pm Elec on of Office Bearers
7.30pm First Mee ng
Parent Teacher Interviews P-2
Parent Teacher Interviews 3-6
No Founda on Classes
Term 1 BBQ
Last Day of Term 1 – 2.30pm
finish
Curriculum Day
Parent Curriculum Information Evening -Tomorrow
On Thursday 12th February from 6.45pm - 7.45pm we
will be conducting our annual Curriculum Information
Sessions. These Information Sessions are held at the
start of the year to enable our teachers to present a
general overview and information about the
curriculum and classroom expectations for your child
in 2015. Each family will be presented with a pack of
information on the night or the next day if you were
unable to attend.
Please note that this is an information session for
parents only.
The sessions commence at 6.45pm promptly and will
be held in the following locations:
Foundation:
Ms Nicole’s room - Please enter by Albion Street
quadrangle gate
Year 1/2 Unit:
Multi-Purpose Room - Please enter by the MPR door
on the back oval
Year 3/4 Unit:
Mr Amadeus’s room - Please enter by Year 3/4 door
on back oval
Year 5/6 Unit:
Ms Amee’s room - Please enter by Sheffield street
door
We look forward to seeing you there on the night.
Sun Smart Practices
Brunswick North Primary School is a Sun Smart
School, which means:
During Term 1 all students are expected to wear a
school hat when playing outside, participating in
Physical Education classes or attending Excursions.
The wearing of the school hat is compulsory. Hats are
on sale at the Uniform Shop at a reasonable price.
Please ensure your child’s hat is clearly named for
easy identification. If students do not have a hat on
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
when outside they will be directed by the teacher on
yard duty to play in a shaded area for the remainder
of the playtime. It is advisable to put sunscreen on
your child at home prior to coming to school on days
with a very high UV rating. Please provide a small tube
of sunscreen for your child to apply during the day
when needed.
In the event of extremely hot weather an Alternative
Weather Timetable will be implemented and students
will have their play sessions inside. Students are
encouraged to drink water at any time required
during the day. Parents are asked to ensure that their
child’s water bottle is clearly named for easy
identification.
Welcome to BNPS Twilight Picnic – Thursday 12th
March 2015
We look forward to seeing you all at our annual
beginning of the year Twilight Picnic on Thursday 12th
March from 5.30pm - 7.30pm. This evening is a great
opportunity to meet other families from Brunswick
North Primary School. The picnic will commence at
5.30pm on the back oval and conclude at 7.30pm.
BYO:
Something comfy to sit on and/or a picnic rug.
Food, drinks and your utensils.
Sun Smart gear such as wide brimmed hats, sunblock,
water bottles (hopefully it won’t be too hot on the
night).
Please note that students are not able to go to the
Twilight Picnic on their own.
All children at the picnic must be accompanied and
supervised by a family member at the.
For safety reasons students are not allowed to:
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Ride scooters or bikes around the school on
the night
Climb trees or fences
School Council President Update
On behalf of school Council I would like to say
welcome back to school and give a special welcome to
new parents in 2015. The Brunswick North School
Council is made up of parents, community members,
and teachers, principal and assistant principal and our
role is to support the school in ensuring great learning
outcomes for all students and help to create and
sustain a positive community spirit at the school. In
particular the council is responsible for reviewing and
developing policies such as the Sun Smart policy for
summer months at school, and oversight of school
finances. In 2014 the school council worked to help
develop a new four -year strategic plan and the main
work in 2015 will be to support the implementation of
this plan. As the council of 2014 we meet one more
time in February (this week). Following that the
vacant positions on the council will be filled through
nomination and election (if there are more
nominations than vacancies),
Parent members on school council are elected for a
two - year term. At the first meeting of the new
council in March 2015 office bearers, President, Vice
President, Treasurer and Secretary will be elected by
the council. If you would like more information about
the council and its role, or how you can get involved in
the school, please don’t hesitate to contact me
[email protected] or Sonia on 93831400.
Regards Andrew Johnson
Notice Of 2015 School Council Election and Call for
Nominations
As Andrew has mentioned in his School Council
President Update, there is an election to be
conducted for members of the School Council of
Brunswick North Primary School this week.
There are three parent member vacancies.
Nomination forms may be obtained from the School
Office from today Wednesday 11th February 2015
The student toilets will be open for all students and
the adult toilets just near the MPR for adult use only.
Nominations must be lodged by 4.00pm on
Wednesday 18th February 2015.
We ask that you take home all of your rubbish on the
night, it makes the clean up at the end so much
easier. I thank you for your support with this.
Following the closing of nominations a list of the
nominations received will be posted at the school on
the notice board outside the school office. If there are
more nominations than vacancies we will then be
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
conducting an election according to department
guidelines.
I have enclosed some further information about
school council for your information.
What is a school council and what does it do?
All government schools in Victoria have a school
council. They are legally formed bodies that are
given powers to set the key directions of a school
within centrally provided guidelines. In doing this, a
school council is able to directly influence the
quality of education that the school provides for its
students.
Who is on the school council?
There are three possible categories of membership:
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A mandated elected Parent category. More
than one third of the total members must
be from this category. Department of
Education
and
Early
Childhood
Development (DEECD) employees can be
Parent members at their child’s school as
long as they are not employed at the
school.
A mandated elected DEECD employee
category. Members of this category may
make up no more than one third of the
total membership of school council. The
principal of the school is automatically one
of these members.
An optional Community member category.
Its members are appointed by a decision of
the council because of their special skills,
interests or experiences. DEECD employees
are not eligible to be Community members.
The term of office for all members is two years. Half
the members must retire each year, creating
vacancies for the annual school council elections.
Why is Parent membership so important?
Parents on school councils provide important
viewpoints and have valuable skills that can help
shape the direction of the school.
Those parents who become active on a school
council find their involvement satisfying in itself and
may also find that their children feel a greater sense
of belonging.
How can you become involved?
The most obvious way is to vote in the elections,
which are held in Term 1 each year. However,
ballots are only held if more people nominate as
candidates than there are positions vacant.
In view of this, you might seriously consider:
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Standing for election as a member of the
school council
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Encouraging another person to stand for
election.
Do I need special experience to be on school
council?
No. What you do need is an interest in your child’s
school and the desire to work in partnership with
others to help shape the school’s future.
What do you need to do to stand for election?
The principal will issue a notice and call for
nominations following the commencement of Term
1 each year. All school council elections must be
completed by the end of March.
If you decide to stand for election, you can arrange
for someone to nominate you as a candidate or you
can nominate yourself in the Parent category.
DEECD employees whose child is enrolled in a
school in which they are not employed are eligible
to nominate as parents for the school council where
their child is enrolled.
Once the nomination form is completed, return it to
the principal within the time stated on the notice of
election. You will receive a Nomination Form
Receipt in the mail following the receipt of your
completed nomination.
If there are more nominations received than there
are vacancies on council, a ballot will be conducted
during the two weeks after the call for nominations
has closed.
Remember
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Ask at the school for help if you would like
to stand for election and are not sure what
to do
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
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Consider standing for election to council
this year
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Be sure to vote in the elections.
Contact the Principal, Sonia Abdallah, for further
information.
Get Involved In The Brunswick North Primary School
Sub- Committees in 2015
We have a range of sub-committees that you can be
involved in at Brunswick North Primary School. The
sub-committee meetings are held twice a term.
Educational Policy - Mondays at 6.30pm
Grounds - Tuesdays at 7pm
Community Engagement - Thursdays at 9.15
If you would like to join please contact the Office for
further details.
Parent- Teacher Interviews Monday 23rd March
(Foundation-2) & Tuesday 24th March (Year 3-6)
The Brunswick North PS Term1 Parent - Teacher
Interviews are scheduled for Monday 23rd March for
Foundation-2 and Tuesday 24th March for Years 3-6
from 1.30-7pm. Information about these Interviews
will be sent home shortly.
Public Holiday - Monday 9th March - Labour Day
Please note the Labour Day Public Holiday is
scheduled for Monday 9th March, we look forward to
seeing you on the Tuesday- enjoy the long weekend
everyone!
End of Term 1 - Thursday 26th March 2015
The last day for students this term is on Thursday 26th
March. Please note that school finishes at the earlier
time of 2.30pm.
Term I Curriculum Day - Friday 27th March 2015
We will be holding our Term 1 Curriculum Day on
Friday 28th March.
The Staff are involved in professional development
and planning for the next term on these days. Our
focus this term is on the implementation of the Big
Write and VCOP Program that we will be launching
across the school.
Assistant Principal Report
Hello everyone and welcome to 2015!
This year I will be regularly writing in the newsletter
keeping you updated with what’s happening around
the school, in the classroom, with the curriculum
programs and special events. Please do not hesitate to
contact me if you have any questions or would like a
chat.
As I rove around the school I have noticed how well all
the classes have quickly settled into their routines.
Currently, teachers have been discussing with their
students their classroom rules and responsibilities.
Each class has developed a classroom agreement,
with student input, and that will come home to you to
share and reinforce with your child.
This term the Inquiry topics for each learning area are:
Foundation:
Marvellous Me at School!
The Spirit of ANZAC
Grade 1/2:
About Me!
The Spirit and Legacy of the
ANZACS
Grade 3/4:
Healthy Citizens
Stories of ANZAC
Grade 5/6:
Healthy Lunchbox
ANZAC: Media & War
As we are celebrating the 100th Anniversary of ANZAC,
each learning area will be involved in a 4 week study
on different ANZAC perspectives later in term one and
two. I will let you know more
Teachers are currently assessing students. A variety of
different assessments are utilised across the school,
for example, Foundation: Online English and
Numeracy, 1/2: Online English and Numeracy, 3/4 On
Demand Reading and Number and 5/6 On Demand
Reading and Number. These assessments are used to
determine the best program and approach to deal
with individual needs.
As we are introducing a new writing program across
the whole school, The Big Write and VCOP, each class
(except Foundation) will complete a ‘cold write’. This
is a piece of writing that is done individually using a
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
set stimulus. This is done to establish a base line from
which the teachers can then track student progress.
This will be done regularly each term. The ‘cold write’
stimulus for this term is a recount: ‘Summer Holidays’.
I will include more information about this writing
program in my regular updates in the newsletter.
On the events calendar we have quite a few things
happening. This Thursday 12th February, we will be
holding our Parent Curriculum Information Session
where the teachers will share with you their
curriculum plans for this term and the rest of the year.
This is an important opportunity for parents to find
out what your child will be learning across the year.
Teachers will also inform you of the routines and
expectations of homework, home reading, camps,
excursions etc. An information pack will also be
available. If you are not able to come a pack will be
sent home with your child. Please let us know if you
have missed out.
We then have our Twilight Picnic on the 12th March
quickly followed by the all-important Working Bee on
Saturday 14th March where we require lots of
volunteers to help transform the area next to the
gazebo out the back into our wonderful Orchard
Garden. If you can spare an hour or two please let us
know by dropping into my office or emailing Tim:
[email protected]
Have a great week and stay cool in the hot weather!
Lina De Fazio
Assistant Principal
L’angolo italiano
We have been very busy remembering our
vocabolario and using them in frasi ( sentences). I
have been very impressed by how many studenti are
actively remembering to use their ITALIANO and
attempting sentences throughout la lezione. Even our
quaderno cover has sentences on it to help us with
simple conversazione. Why not quiz your child on
what they have learnt so far. Compito will commence
for all 3-6 next week. It should take no longer than 1020 per week and sometimes even less. It’s done so
studenti can
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think ITALIANO throughout the week as this
helps to extend their one hour of weekly
class time
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it involve la famiglia with seeing what your
child is learning in class
• it helps with their organizational skills
• share what they have learnt in Italiano with
family and friends…it gets them talking in
Italiano!
As a Specialist class, compito is a very valuable tool to
maintain language learning and interaction
throughout the week. Your support is much
appreciated. Of course please feel free to pop in
anytime to discuss any issue and spare compito sheets
can be found on my Informazione table outside of my
aula.
ITALIANO VIVO
A reminder that all forms need to returned by this
Thursday morning. Class lists will be put together by
the end of the day and lists will be placed on
classroom windows by Friday. Classes will commence
on the Monday for 3/4 B D AND S (probably) and C F
and M Term 2. Club da Vinci starts next Friday for all
5/6 selected student. Grazie
Library News
Welcome to the Library! We have had a great start to
the year so far, with the students enjoying the
opportunity to browse and borrow books and access
the wonderful bank of iMac computers. Well done
everyone. Our Foundation students are enjoying
exploring the KidPix drawing and painting tools and
are showing how well they can manipulate the mouse
to communicate with the computers.
ICT and Library Session times for 2015 for 3/4 and 5/6
classes are –
3/4B Tuesday
12.45
3/4C Tuesday
2.30
3/4S Thursday
9.00
3/4M Thursday
10.00
3/4F
10.00
Wednesday
3/4D Friday
9.00
5/6S
Monday
11.45
5/6W
Monday
12.45
5/6B
Monday
2.30
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
ICT and Library Session times for 2014 for Foundation
and 1/2 classes are –
1/2A
Wednesday
11.45
1/2M Tuesday
10.00
1/2B
Friday
10.00
1/2P
Wednesday
12.45
1/2C
Friday
11.45
1/2S
Wednesday
2.30
1/2L
Tuesday
9.00
1/2W
Monday
10.00
We have also introduced a lucky dip system to
recognize and encourage good, caring behavior. Three
very lucky and excited children received prizes from
the lucky dip bucket. These children were Oscar
Adams, Zoe Wood and Milena Mohar.
This will occur on a weekly basis. We are looking
forward to an exciting term.
Camp Australia Team
From the Café
The café is now selling Pastizzi (Ricotta and Spinach,
Pizza) over the counter at recess and lunch $1.50
each.
Foundation P
Thursday
11.45
Foundation L
Thursday
12.25
Foundation T
Monday
1.05
Foundation O
Friday
12.45
It would be great if you could help your child/children
to return their Library books on or before their
borrowing day. This will ensure they can select
another book during their class session.
Please note that our Foundation students will not be
borrowing books until Term 2 as they are settling into
new routines with lots of other things to focus on.
Popcorn in a bag $1.ooeach
3 Chicken nuggets $3.00each
Sweet and Sour sauce/Tomato sauce .50
Twilight picnic: The café will be selling Spinach & Fetta
filo pastry, Cakes, Slices, Cupcakes, Sandwiches &
Baguettes, Coffee, Tea, Cold drinks, Icy Poles.
Please note Café will close at 7.15pm.
Parents feel free to come in and have a look at all our
gourmet delights and take home meals.
Silvana and The Café team
Student of the Week
To be presented on
Monday 16th February 2015
Thanks Robyn and Beth
Out of School Hours Care
Welcome back to the 2015 year at BFSC and AFSC. All
the children have settled in well including all our
foundation children attending.
Over the last week the children have been working on
their individual profiles we have made in jelly (which
the children were very excited about). At BFSC we
made pancakes. We had lots of very hungry children
and it kept Corey very busy in keeping up with the
demand.
5/6B
Arthur O’Neill
5/6S
Aby Abdulwahed
For his excellent
effort with his
work and
involving himself
in all class
discussions. Well
done!
For trying extra
hard during
maths and doing
a great job on the
test!
This year we are trying to introduce themed days or
5/6W
Luca McMonagle
For settling in so
weeks. We started last Friday by introducing free
well to B.N.P.S
Friday. The children were able to choose their own
and beginning to
craft and sports activities. There was lots of mess in
make some
the OSHC room but there were some very interesting
excellent choices.
creations.
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
3/4F
3/4C
Anthea
Soupourmos
Ben Webb
3/4D
Esodia Skapetis
3/4B
Curtis Powell
3/4S
Mark Asllanaj
3/4M
Donna Taleb
1/2A
Sebastien SextonBruce
1/2B
Ethan Potter
1/2C
Anoushka Keenan
1/2L
Yukhesh
Jegadesan
1/2M
Ahmed Taleb
1/2P
Alanna Dawson
For taking pride in
her handwriting.
Beautiful work,
Anthea!
Resilience!
Persistence!
Making the best
of his time and
getting all his
work done.
For all her hard
work when
completing all set
tasks to a high
standard. Well
done!
For giving 100%
to every task.
Keep up the good
work Curtis!
For making a
great effort to
produce excellent
book work.
For working so
well to produce
her best work all
week.
For working hard
in all areas of
school.
Excellent helping
in the classroom
and great
enthusiasm with
all learning tasks.
For her excellent
listening skills.
Keep it up
Anoushka.
For his excellent
efforts in recount
writing and skip
counting
patterns.
For working hard
to improve his
reading skills.
For putting a
100% effort into
everything she
does, which has
helped her have
such a great start
to the year.
1/2S
Connor O’Riley
FC
Loretta Cirelli
FP
Eli Bott
FT
Sadie Lamb
Art
Ahmed Taleb
ICT
Annabelle Nesbitt
Music
Lachlan Connor
P.E
Natasha Nette
Ms Lina
Nicholas
Parthimos
Ms Sonia
Principal
Sagi Kumpirandon
For trying his best
at the start of
grade 1.
For always
following all of
the school rules
and being a great
role model.
For his wonderful
listening and
always trying his
best.
For being brave
when coming to
school and
making new
friends. Well
done!
For trying his best
and creating a
warm hand.
For her fantastic
assistance in
organizing class
worksheets for
her grade.
For his great
performance on
the drum kit.
For showing
enthusiasm in her
first P.E lesson.
Keep up the great
work!
For
demonstrating
goo problem
solving skills
when trying to
help out a friend.
Enthusiastically
participating in all
school activities.
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Pearson Street West Brunswick 3055
Phone: 03 9383 1400
Fax: 03 93860583
OSHC: 0405 435 341
Email address: [email protected]
Principal: Ms Sonia Abdallah
BNPS Parents & Friends News
Events
Upcoming planned Term 1 Activities:
Event
P&F Meeting
Safeway BBQ (Sydney Road
Festival)
AGM
Twilight Picnic- 2nd-hand
Uniform Stall & Dance
Costumes Sales
Bunnings BBQ
End of Term BBQ
Date
Fri 20 February, 9.15am
Sunday 1 March
Thursday 5 March, 7.00pm
Thursday 12 March
Location
BNPS, Genesis Room
Safeway, Albert
Street
BNPS MPR
BNPS, Back Oval
Saturday March 21
Thurs 2 April (lunchtime)
Bunnings Coburg
BNPS
What is the Parents & Friends Group?
The Parents & Friends (P&F) Group is an opportunity to meet parents and carers in the
school community, and a fantastic way to become involved in our school and to assist with
and plan school activities. The core purpose of the BNPS P&F is to help co-ordinate social
and fundraising events for our school community.
We meet once a month to discuss and plan future activities - anyone is welcome and you
don’t have to be a member or on the committee to attend. Membership does have a couple
of benefits though- you will receive copies of meeting minutes which is a great way of
keeping informed if you can’t come along.
The P&F Group communicate forthcoming meeting dates and details of events through the
School Newsletter, flyers, the BNPS website (Parents & Friends tab), and via emails to
members.
‘Tears and Cheers’ for Foundation Parents
We’re pleased to say it was more ‘Cheers’ and less of the
‘Tears’ at the Morning Tea held on Friday 31st January.
It was a great chance for new Foundation parents, and those
who may have been there before, to mingle and share stories
of their new school starters. We hope that it provided a way to
celebrate your child starting school and to meet new friends.
Thank you to those that helped us set up, serve, chat to new
parents and pack up- your assistance is really appreciated.
P&F Meeting – Friday 20th February - 9.15 am
Our first monthly meeting will be held in the Genesis Room (around the corner to the right
of the School Office Entrance) where we will be discussing the planned activities for Term 1,
including the AGM.
If you are curious as to know what the P&F is about, or have a hankering to assist with
organising one of our social events, please feel free to join us.
For a list of our planned social events, please see the P&F tab on the school website.
Safeway BBQ- Sunday 1st March- WE NEED YOUR HELP!
We have yet again pulled off a bit of a coup, and managed to get the coveted BBQ slot at
the Albert St Safeway on the day of the Brunswick Street Festival.
It’s a bit of a sneaky ploy- we can garner customers from the festival-goers who disembark
from the train station, or those that duck around the back to Safeway to purchase festival
necessities. Last year we managed quite a fundraising total, AND had a load of fun to boot.
If you’d like to join in the excitement, you can let us know in a couple of ways:
1. Visiting VolunteerSpot via this link: http://vols.pt/5Jy44n or
2. Email your details to [email protected] or
3. Come along to the meeting on the 20th Feb.
TO SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER SPOT:
1. Clink on the link to go to our invitation page
on VolunteerSpot : http://vols.pt/5Jy44n
2. Enter your email address (you will NOT have
to register an account)
3. Sign up! Choose your spots (You will receive
an automated confirmation and reminder)
Note: Volunteer Spot does not share your email
BNPS P&F volunteers Edwina, Brigid & Gail, along with BNPS students Charley & Evie helping out
at last year’s Safeway BBQ.
Do you:
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have a suggestion?
want to help in organising or running an event?
want to join our mailing list?
Then…. please send us an email at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!
Art Smocks
Hello Everyone,
This year students will be required to bring their own Art Smocks to
Art. Please make sure that you know what day your child has Art
and please try to remember to bring it on those days. In the coming
weeks it would be great if all students could bring their Art Smocks
to Art so that we can start some messy activities soon. Any kind of
Art Smock is ok. An old t-shirt, plastic apron, backward business
shirt etc. If you would like to purchase an Art Smock you can try
ebay, Ikea, Officeworks, Kmart, Big W or Target or try Riot or
Deans for an Art Smock from an art store. If you would please make
your child’s name and grade is clearly written on the Art Smock in
case any of the art smocks get lost between the Art Room and
Home.
for DIY try…
http://www.au.momtastic.com/diy/108898-diy-easy-art-smock/
http://madincrafts.com/an-art-smock-fit-for-a-queen/
or here is a forum on where to buy Art Smocks…
http://www.essentialbaby.com.au/forums/index.php?/topic/1146387
-how-hard-can-it-be-to-find-an-art-smock/
Monday
12C,12M,12B,
12P, 12L
Tuesday
Thursday
12S, 12A, 12W,
Art Club
56B, 56S, 56W
FT, FC, FP, FL
Thank you, Mr Bill.
Friday
34M, 34C, 34F,
34D, 34S, 34B
SCHOOL CAFÉ/ CATERING
9383 1400 (MON-FRI)
0411 858 214 CATERING
SANDWICHES
Lunch Box 1
Cheese
$4.00
Ham
$3.50
Cheese and tomato
$4.50
Cheese and vegemite
$4.50
Ham, cheese, tomato
$5.00
Salad and cheese
$4.50
Chicken schnitzel
$4.50
Honey
$3.50
Egg
$4.00
(All toasted sandwiches) $1.00
chicken tender, fruit
water/ fruit drink
$6.90
Lunch Box 2
sausage roll, fruit
water/fruit drink
$5.50
Lunch Box 3
spaghetti Bolognaise, fruit
Water /fruit drink
$6.50
Hot food: (all home made)
Lasagna
Spaghetti Bolognaise
Sausage rolls
Pasta Gluten free
$5.00
$5.00
$3.00
$5.00
Chicken tender
$3.00
Lunch Box 4
Lasagna, fruit
Water /fruit drink
$6.50
Lunch Box 5
Sandwich of your choice, fruit
Water /fruit drink
$6.50
Monday special
Tuesday special
Pizza Hawaiian
$4.70
Pizza margarita
$4.70
Pizza gluten free base $5.00
Sushi Tuna
Sushi chicken
Sushi vegetarian
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
Drinks
Fruit juice
Water
Big M
Organic orange/apple
Juice
$1.70
$2.50
$2.50
$3.00
Eff drink 99% real fruit $2.70
Snacks
Fruit
Cheese & crackers
Boiled egg
Carrot sticks & sultanas
Mini cup cake
Mini cup cake iced
Fruit smooze 100% natural
(gluten /dairy free)
Icy poles
$1.00
$3.00
$2.00
$2.00
$0.50
$1.00
$1.50
$1.00
Tomato sauce
$0.50
Brown paper bag $0.50
Please provide brown paper bag with name, grade &order
clearly marked
Correct change would be appreciated
TWILIGHT PICNIC HAMPER ORDER
A selection of Gourmet Sandwiches and Focaccia
Sandwiches $8.50 Focaccia $9.50
OR
Beef Scotch egg, chutney and side salad for a family of 4
$40.00
OR
Large rice balls and side salad for a family of 4 $40.00
OR
Cold chicken marinated with thyme, lemon and garlic and
a side salad
For a family of 4 $40.00
PLEASE HAND ALL ORDERS IN TO THE CAFÉ BY MONDAY THE
9TH OF MARCH OR YOU MAY EMAIL YOUR OREDER TO
[email protected]
0411 858214
TWILIGHT PICNIC SANDWICH ORDER
SNDWICHES / FOCACCIA / CHOICE OF FILLINGS
(ALL SANDWICHES $8.50
FOCACCIA $9.50)
Tuna mix (tuna, corn, Spanish onion, parsley, lemon, mayo)
Chicken mix (poached chicken, mayo, celery)
Ham and Pickle
Rare roast beef, chutney and rocket
Prosciutto and my own salad mix
ADD TO YOUR ORDER A COFFEE AND CAKE FOR JUST $7.50
become a
BRUNSWICK
Dragon
Why the Yarra Junior Football League?
The Yarra Junior Football League is the largest metropolitan league in Australia
with 370 teams. It caters for Tackers (7-9years) through to
U10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and Colts (15-17) and Youth Girls and U12 Girls.
Each age group has numerous divisions (6-8). This number of teams and
The Brunswick ‘Dragons’ are your vibrant local
football club.
division allows the YJFL to offer age groups by yearly increments and allows for
We are now seeking expressions of interest from
all boys and girls with a passion for football to join
our Tackers* (U8 & U9), U12 girls (new), as well
as our U10, U11, U12, U13, U14 and U15 teams
for season 2015.
This ensures that teams are located within divisions based on their experience
Why the Brunswick Dragons?
• Home ground and training at Gillon Oval,
corner Victoria & Pearson Streets, Brunswick.
• Build strong friendships in a great family
atmosphere.
• Games played on Sunday mornings in the YJFL.
• AFL accredited coaches.
• Registration day February 2015 (check website).
• Pre–season training starts early March.
• Teams are capped at 27 players. Don’t miss out.
Visit our website: www.brunswickjfc.org.au or
contact our registrations officer: 0439 390 055 or
at: [email protected]
*7 or 8 years of age as at
01 January 2015, find out
more at yarrajfl.org.au
See over page for more information.
the regrading of teams after the first four (4) rounds.
and capability.
Tackers play a modified game, where the coaches run with the players on the
ground (off the ball) to instruct players.Other modified rules include:
For U8’s (Introductory level)
•
12 players a side on a 80 x 60m size gound with 3 zones.
•
Non contact. No tackle, bumping or spoiling
•
10 min quarters with no recording of scores or ladders.
•
Round robin day during season.
For U9’s (Development level)
•
15 players a side on a 100 x 80m size gound with 3 zones.
•
Limited contact with modified tackles. no bumping or spoiling
•
12 min quarters with no recording of scores or ladders.
For U10’s (Transition to Competition level)
•
18 players a side on a full size gound with no zones.
•
Limited contact with modified tackles. no bumping or spoiling
•
12 min quarters with no recording of scores or ladders.
YJFL provides trained adult umpires for all divisions above U10.
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SOCCER DAY
• DAREBIN WOMEN'S SPORTS CLUB •
Sunday 15th February
A.H.Capp Reserve, Halwyn Cres, Preston
10.00 – 11.30am
Darebin Falcons will run programs for girls
aged 4 to Under 16’s in the 2015 season.
Get active, make friends, have fun ... try soccer!
New Under 16’s
team in 2015
falcons.org.au
For more information contact
[email protected]
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