HEATHMONT EAST PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

HEATHMONT EAST PRIMARY SCHOOL, LOUIS STREET HEATHMONT

Telephone 9729 5439 Fax 9720 4187 Email heathmont.east.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au

Internet Web Site http://www.heathmonteastps.vic.edu.au/

Issue 5 Fortnight ending

April 19th , 2013

LOOKING AHEAD

Mondays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Uniform Stall open in the gym 3.15pm – 3.45pm

Uniform Stall open in the gym 8.40am-9am

Uniform Stall open in the gym 8.45am -9.15am

APRIL

Wednesday 24th

HEPS Cross Country at HE Parker Prep to Grade 6

Thursday 25th

ANZAC DAY (PUBLIC HOLIDAY)

Friday 26th

Prep Incursion – Wool Spinning Demo 10am – 3.30pm

Tuesday 30th

Prep Excursion -Zoo

MAY

Wednesday 1st Back up Cross Country

Thursday 2nd

Family Life –(Grade 5 and 6) 7.00pm

Monday 6th

Maths Incursion –Grade 1/2

Tuesday 14th

– 17th

NAPLAN

Monday 20th

EDUCATION WEEK

AIM HIGH @ HEPSDear Parents

Welcome back! As is standard at HEPS it’s great to witness our students return happy and energized to

commence the new term. I hope everyone was able to enjoy the holidays with family and friends and

take advantage of the gorgeous weather. Thank you to everyone who used our school grounds during the

holidays and did so in a fit and proper manner so we were able to resume school with all facilities intact.

Term Two promises to be an exciting term with many experiences and opportunities already planned as is

evident by the Term Two Calendar, attached to this newsletter. You will notice in particular NAPLAN

times for our students in grades three and five, Education Week, ANZAC day ceremonies, interschool

sports and various class excursions. You may wish to place this calendar in an obvious place and add

new activities and dates as they arise.

FOOD TECHONOGY AND SCIENCE FACILITY

You may have had the opportunity to walk down the corridor and

sneaked a peak into the new complex……….it looks great! I know

staff and numerous students have expressed sheer excitement about the

ability to use the kitchen as early as

Monday 22nd

April if all is approved this

week. Shelving and furniture for the library

(Resource Centre) should arrive on Monday

29th

so this facility will also look fresh,

inspirational and conducive to learning. Once it is officially opened and in

use, come in and check it out! I’m sure you’ll be impressed.

SCHOOL COUNCIL 2013

On Monday 25th

March, we held our AGM where we acknowledged a busy and successful 2012. You

should find the President and Principal’s Report on the school website. We thanked Mr David Glagovs

for being a contributing member of our school council over the last two years and Mr Greg Perry who

served on the council for four years, two of them as Council President. We welcomed our new school

council members for 2013, Michael Beer and the return of Andrew Martin, Ian MacLeod, Wayne Smith,

Chris Finighan and Lesley Wallace; the council co-opted Nicky Marran for the 2013 term.

Office Bearers are as follows:

President: Mark Granland

Vice President: Wayne Smith

Secretary: Cameron Agars

Treasurer: Annette Taylor

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

The Parents’ Association held their AGM on 21st March. Cathy Davidson read out her President’s report

which I have attached to the School Website. On behalf of the school community I wish to thank Cathy

for her contribution to the Parents’ Association whilst also balancing a challenging work commitment.

After the AGM the 2013 Parents’ Association was formed; office bearers are:

President: Kellie Liddell

Vice President: Kellie Moran

Secretary: Leanne Wolfe

Treasurer: Shereen Hook

Congratulations to these ladies; I know that the committee would love you to come and join the PA

meetings and contribute to the wonderful activities that they plan and organize to enhance a sense of

community and fundraise to support learning programs and resources.

Thank you to our Parents’ Association for the fabulous Easter Raffle which concluded last term; as usual

it was sensational…..especially that I won an Easter package.

ANZAC DAY

Our students represented our school at two ANZAC ceremonies this week:

The Junior School Council and our School Captains attended a ceremony at

Ringwood Lake on Wednesday 17th

April; they were welcomed by our Prime

Minister, Julia Gillard, which was quite a surprise and topic of excitement and

conversation to all of them. The students were commended on their reverence and

good manners by Miss Cody and Miss Lord, our JSC coordinators.

The School Captains, House/Vice House Captains and Social Service monitors attended a ceremony at

the Shrine on Thursday 18th

April. Again these students were exemplary, our school captains laid a

wreath on behalf of our students, and Maisie and Abby presented a wreath create by Mrs Dowzer, another

beauty! Our Premier, Denis Napthine attended the ceremony and took the time to shake many of the

students’ hands. The service was moving and our students appreciative of the experience.

HIGH PERFORMER

Congratulations to Daniel Boss in grade 6 for acquiring a scholarship to attend Tintern Grammar; this was

a result of his academic prowess! Well done!

ACTIVE AFTER SCHOOL COMMUNITIES

Again this term we are able to provide our students the

opportunity to engage in physical activities after school, thanks to

Mr Deith:

Multi-skills will be provided for grades 1 and 2 students on Tuesdays 3.45pm

Karate will be provided to our grades 3 – 6 on Mondays, both activities commencing the week of 29th

April.

NAPLAN

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN)

Our year 3 and 5 students will sit for Literacy and Numeracy tests on Tuesday 14th

May, Wednesday 15th

May and Thursday 16th

May. The results of the tests provide diagnostic information for parents and

teachers about a child’s performance in Language Conventions, Writing, Reading and Numeracy. This

information can be used to support teaching and learning programs and improve student achievement. Be

aware, though that this is only one test on one day in your child’s life and is certainly not the sole

indicator of your child’s success.

2013 ATTITUDES TO SCHOOL SURVEY

Students in grades 5/6 will have the opportunity to complete this survey over a two week period

commencing Monday 22nd

April; this should provide valuable feedback that enables us to better

understand how our students perceive HEPS as a place of learning.

WELCOME NEW STAFF

Welcome to Jacqui Greig who has commenced this term as an integration aide.

Also welcome to our School Nurse, Michelle Brown who will commence her role with us

on Monday 22nd

April. I am confident these ladies will complement the outstanding team

at HEPS. Michelle is a highly experienced nurse who has worked in

various hospitals and institutions; she comes highly acclaimed and we

look forward to her fulfilling this new and important role at HEPS.

OPPORTUNITIES TO BENEFIT OUR SCHOOL

As you would be aware the Woolworths Earn and Learn Points program has returned; if you happen to

shop at Woolworths please collect your points from the

checkout operator and place them on an Earn and Learn Points

Sheet. Once completed, place the sheet in the collection box near

the office.

Remember if you purchase from the Heathmont Bakers’ Delight, please quote our loyalty number, 2013,

as we will receive a percentage depending on the amount of purchases made at this store. I stress that

where you shop is your choice however if you normally shop at these venues it would benefit the school

to participate in these reward schemes. Thank you.

Kind regards,

Kitty Allard.

Principal.

$402 Raised by Parent Association from the

Hot Cross Bun Drive Money raised will go toward air conditioners for the

BER building and Cottage.

Thank you for your continued support.

Kellie Liddell

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

From Mrs. Finighan

Assistant Principal

What’s News?

Wellbeing at HEPS

‘Friendliness matters at HEPS!’ Peacemakers

Peacemakers will be back out and about next week, helping our younger students in the playground, or in

their classroom when it is a wet day timetable. Thanks Peacemakers!

Year Six School Captains and House Captains Student Leadership

Project Early this year, our School Captains and House Captains attended the Maroondah East Student Leadership

Day and have begun working on their 2013 project. You might remember that last year’s Sixes began the

Little Talents at assembly and created the Friendship Seats. This year’s students have chosen two new areas

to develop at HEPS, those being ‘rubbish and recycling’ and ‘Bullying- No Way!’ They have already begun

discussing their ideas and planning activities for the school community, deciding on roles and responsibilities

and creating an action plan. You will be hearing lots more from them this term, starting with our next

newsletter!

Term 2, our values focus is responsibility. Responsibility can be a tricky thing to understand. Have you ever had someone

say to you, “You need to be more responsible!”? Look inside the word

responsibility and you will find a clue to the meaning of the word. That clue is a

related word, response. Responsibility is about our response. It is about our

ability to respond positively and with care. It is about using the power of our

actions and our words, to complete our work and duties to the best of our ability. Next newsletter, I would

like to include your tips on how to show responsibility.

Please write your tips below and hand them into your teacher or to the office, so I can put them in the next

newsletter. Your ideas about responsibility will help other people know how to show that they are also

responsible.

How do you show responsibility at home, at school, at your club…?

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What’s

responsibility? Be responsible!!

FACILITIES AND GROUNDS… Our facilities and grounds team needs your help! Please check out the call for new members in this

newsletter. We meet once a month, and plan maintenance and improvements to our school. If you are

interested either give me a call at the office, or come to our first meeting of the new school council year,

on Monday 29th

at 6.30pm. We’ll be meeting in the new kitchen/science/technology facility, next to the

office.

FUNDRAISING….

SCRAP METAL FUNDRAISING DRIVE - Monday 27 May to Monday 3

June Pass the word around the neighbourhood! This term, we are having our first ever SCRAP METAL

FUNDRAISING DRIVE. We are looking forward to it being a great success…great for the environment

and great for HEPS. Eco Waste Recycling Centre and Super Safe Bin Hire will be delivering skips on a

regular basis during the week 27th

May to 3rd

June, so that our local community can deposit any scrap

metal.

The facilities team plan to also have a trailer crew who will come and pick up scrap metal from homes.

Let’s all get on board and see how much we can recycle and also how much money we can raise from this

opportunity to ‘clean up’ the neighbourhood!

In a couple of weeks we will have brochures ready to distribute around the neighbourhood, so if you

would like to lend a hand to spread the word, please call the office and ask to speak to Chris Finighan.

PLAYGROUND WISHES Last term the children made ‘playground wishes’ that you will see all around

the school. The children talked about how they would like to be treated and

how they also wanted other people to be treated. Here are some of their

thoughts and feelings…..

I will treat everyone kindly and fairly. Be kind! When I get stressed, I will ask someone for help- Ask someone for help and they will help you! Be caring I wish that everyone was letting everyone in-Include others…friends or not! Have fun I will encourage others to think positive things about themselves- I am awesome! I would like to always get along and let’s forgive each other. I will be nice to everyone ! Take care all and have fun, Mrs Fin

Facilities and Grounds Committee Inviting new members to join our committee for 2013!

We are looking for new members who would like to contribute to the care and upkeep of our

wonderful school, and would like to invite interested parents to join our friendly and

enthusiastic facilities and grounds team.

In the past, some of our achievements include erection of additional play equipment, improvement of

oval and drainage, better emergency vehicle access to the school, annual maintenance and major works

planning, and of course the organisation of working bees.

Our first meeting will be here in our new kitchen/science facility at 6.30pm, on Monday 29 April, 2013.

(Next to the office in the main building.)

Please come on over and see our exciting new facility and meet the team, or give me a call on the number

below if you would like to discuss how you would like to be involved.

Hope to hear from you!

Chris Finighan

Facilities and Grounds Convenor

97295439

HEPS is selling the Entertainment Book again this year and will be

available for purchase at the school office. Please click on the link

below to look through the virtual book. Great value at $65.00 with

$13.00 towards school fundraising. http://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/about/Tell-me-More/Melbourne

SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS – TUESDAY,

30TH

APRIL, 2013 School Photograph envelopes were distributed to

students on Thursday, 18th

. Family discount

vouchers (applies to families with 3 or more

children) and Family Pre-paid envelopes are also

available from the school office.

GAMES CLUBS!

We are planning to start two games clubs this term.

Prep to 2 games club and a Year 3-6 games club.

DONATIONS…

We are wondering if anyone in our school community has games at home

that are no longer in use that could be donated to the games clubs?

Please drop your games into the office and we promise they will be enjoyed by the HEPS children!

WOULD YOU LIKE TO DONATE YOUR TIME?

The games clubs will run between 1.40-2.30pm, during lunchtime. (Days yet to be decided)

A HEPS staff member will supervise the club, however, it is always great to have friendly, caring adults

to help the children learn new games and get along with each other.

If you are interested in coming along to assist children in games club, please contact me at the office.

Thanks!

Chris Finighan

Student Wellbeing

97295439

Are you able to help?

HEPS HARRIERS Students can come on Monday and Wednesday lunch time

from 1:40 - 2:05 pm and meet either myself or Mrs. Hassan at Sandland. This will continue until District Cross

Country the 28th May.

PAYMENTS

We would like to remind parents that

payments should be made via your child’s

classroom. This also promotes your child’s

sense of responsibility. Naturally if you

require EFT payments via a pin you are most

welcome to come to the office.

Ride2School Day We were proud to participate in National Ride2School day on Friday 22

nd, March along with

thousands of other schools around the country. On that day, more than half our staff, students

and families chose to leave the car at home and walk, cycle, scooter or skate to school.

As part of Ride2School Day we received prizes donated from Ramp It, Sonix Family

Entertainment and Maroondah City Council. All students who walked, cycled, scooted or

skated to school were eligible to go in the draw to win one of the 15 prizes.

The prizes were drawn by Michael Blowfield from Maroondah City Council at our Monday

morning assembly. Congratulations to all the winners and to all those who participated on the

day. We look forward to seeing more children walking and riding to school throughout the

year. This is such a great way to start the day and stay active and healthy.

300+ Bike/Blade/Scooter 55 Walk 78 Car

ANZAC Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and

New Zealand, originally commemorated by both countries on 25 April every year to honour the

members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at Gallipoli in

the Ottoman Empire during World War I. It now more broadly commemorates all those who

served and died in military operations for their countries ANZAC Day is also observed in the

Cook Islands, Niue, Pitcairn, and Tonga. It is no longer observed as a national holiday in Papua

New Guinea or Samoa.

Social service representatives will be coming around the school offering a range of ANZAC

commemorative items for your purchase. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00.

If you are able to help with the washing of the sick bay linen

during the term, could you please leave your name and contact

number with the ladies at the office.

Thanks Kathryn Moss

STUDENT OF THE WEEK CHARLIE 1/2A

For always being an amazing team player and leader in sport.

Great job!!

BEC 1/2E

For your bright, enthusiastic attitude you always bring to

sport. FANTASTIC!!

KARTIA PREP E

For always being an amazing volunteer and helper in sport!

Well done!!

JARROD 6A

For being a great captain in rounders. You showed fantastic

leadership and sportsmanship during our class! Well done!

LACHLAN 6B

For your great effort and improvement in PE. You did an

awesome job at pitching. Keep it up!

JOSH 4B

For being a wonderful friend and role model to your

classmates. Not only do you do your best, but you bring the

best out of those around you.

TAHLIA 4B

For putting amazing effort into all of your work. It’s lovely to

see you passionate about learning and doing your best.

CHARLI PEP B

Charli your knowledge of the sounds the alphabet makes has

improved so much. Keep up the great effort at school and at

home.

BRUCE PREP B

For being a kind friend to everyone in our class. You always

use such encouraging words and actions.

ARORA PREP C

For taking her time to create some amazing writing attempts.

AMY 1/2C

Outstanding work in writing your acrostic Easter poem this

week. Well done gorgeous!

MATTHEW 3B

For participating so well during our procedural writing

activity.

CONNOR 1/2E

Being a fantastic student! You work beautifully all the time.

Excellent efforts!! Cool Bananas!!

THOMAS 4A

For a fabulous effort completing your excursion recount. You

are such an organized, responsible hard worker.

SHANNEN 1/2B

For writing with such confidence. Your spelling was

amazing! Well done Shannen.

KARTIA PREP E

For being an enthusiastic helper and a kind friend to her

classmates.

SAKURA PREP E

For taking care to present her work beautifully and with

detail.

ARYA PREP E

Working so well during guided reading and learning lots of

new words.

NATHAN PREP E

Using his alphabet knowledge to work out words using

Guided Reading.

ERIK 1/2A

For his excellent work during our ‘time’ activities. Great

effort buddy!!

PARENTS’ WALKING

GROUP 2013 Time: straight after assembly

Place: Meet at Prep playground

Day: Each Tuesday, starting

Tuesday March 5th.

MUMS AND DADS VERY WELCOME!

IF YOU ARE NEW TO THE SCHOOL YOU

ARE EXPECIALLY WELCOME!

SEE YOU THERE!

LIBBY

CHAPLAIN

CANTEEN ROSTER

Canteen Manager Vicki Allan Disclaimer: Heathmont East Primary School does not necessarily endorse the products in this newsletter and parents are at liberty to make their own choices.

WE

Friday April 19th

Nicky Marran

Sue Tilbrook

Monday April 22nd

Nikki Arbuckle

Wednesday April 24th

Kym Corn

FridayApril 26th

Christy Norris

Seonaed Pietersz

Monday April 29th Kellie Marshall

Wednesday May 1st Georgina Van

Stekelenberg

Friday May 3rd

Merryn Brien

Nicky Marron

Monday May 6th

Sally-Anne Lucas

THANK-YOU FOR

YOURCONTINUED

SUPPORT.

When you purchase goods at Bayswater Good Guys please ask the Good Guys in Bayswater for a reward voucher so that HEPS can redeem Bayswater Bucks. Please forward to the school office. Thank you.

For your convenience we would like to remind you that payments for excursions,

swimming and other school activities can be made directly via the school’s bank account.

ACCOUNT NAME: Heathmont East Primary School Official Account

BSB: 063 – 191

ACCOUNT NO: 1003 9330

Please ensure the family name and excursion details are noted on the payment.

PAVER FORMS are available at the office $27.00, FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. Please collect a template

Join our School Rewards Program and every

time a student, family or staff member

purchases a pair of shoes from the Athlete’s

foot stores, $5.00 goes back to our school in

the form of sports uniforms and equipment.

Come and join the Bayswater Junior Football Club Junior Clubrooms

Cnr Mountain Hway & Bayswater Rd, Bayswater. Our goal is to have a safe, friendly and supportive environment where players, parents, families and friends are encouraged to develop a sense of belonging, team spirit and sportsmanship. The Bayswater Junior Football club is seeking players for U9’s to U17’s for the upcoming 2013 season. We still have room available for Kids wanting to play in either U9’s,U10, U12’s, U13’s or U15’s. All new players in under 9s and 10s registering this season will receive a club bag and training football as part of their membership. Any under 12 Girls please register your interest now. If you would like to register, or require any further information please contact:

President.- Bernie Lennox - 0418 369 442 president@bjfc.org.au

Registrar - Beccy Dawber - 0401 306 209 Vice President -Brad Graper - 0407 688 556.

Blackburn High School – Open Night – Wednesday May 1, 2013 – 6pm – 8pm

There have been a lot of changes at Blackburn High School. Come along and see the new facilities and hear about our new learning model. Leaders of the four Houses will be presenting a comprehensive overview of the House and Mentor Class organisational model at 6pm in the House areas. The Principal, Dr Sandra Woodman, will be speaking in the School gymnasium at 7pm. All Faculties will be on display and Faculty Heads, staff and students will be available to speak with you about the educational opportunities available at Blackburn.

All Our Own Work Quilt Fair

2013

Heathmont Baptist Church with the

Sew & Sew Quilters will hold a quilt fair at

the Church, 78 Cuthbert St. Heathmont, on

Friday 10th May and Saturday 11th

May, 10am - 5pm. Admission $5.00.You

are invited to visit the fair or provide quilts,

patchwork and other textile art for display

and/or sale. Further information and entry

forms available from Carol, 9720 8722.

Thank you for your help.

Warm regards

Carol Powell

Exhibition Organiser

AUTHOR SEEKING INFORMATION

To Heathmont East Primary School parents/guardians

FROM APPLES TO COFFEE

The first 90 years of the Heathmont Shopping Centre

This local history book will be published in October this year. To assist our research we

have conducted surveys of local traders, shoppers and residents. Would you please

complete this survey and have your child return it to the school early next term.?

We do not need your name. Thankyou, Gerry Robinson and Friends.

In which suburb do you live?______________

How many times per week do you shop in Heathmont?________

Which shops do you visit most often?

________________________________________

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Is your major weekly food shopping done in Heathmont? _______

How do you travel to the shops?____________________________

Do your children shop independently in Heathmont?_________________

Why do you shop in Heathmont?________________________________

Is there any disadvantage about the Heathmont shopping centre?____________

What online shopping do you do?

____________________________________________

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Any further

comments_____________________________________________________

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Thankyou.

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LEARN THE CELLO LESSONS ARE AVAILABLE ON THURSDAY

MORNINGS WITH ANNE LACEY

ENQUIRIES TO 9754 374

TERM 2

Kids Yoga @ HEPS Grade 3—6

Yoga teaches the whole person and

helps to keep them in touch with all

the changes in their bodies and minds

as they grow. Kids learn to manage

stress and it teaches discipline. Yoga

improves concentration and focus and

creates a sense of well being.

Our mission is to educate

and help children to love

and trust

themselves

to learn

to smile from the inside out.

Yoga for children is :

- fun

- empowering

- non competitive

- promotes team work

- enhances self-esteem

Classes are Thursdays 1.40-

2.20pm. HEPS will take your

bookings. If you have any questions

please contact your Yoga teacher

Natja via phone

(0402 322145) or email:

yogaloka@y7mail.com

Cost: $80 for an 8week course

Yes, my child will participate:

Name + surname: ___________________________

Grade: ________________ DOB: _______________

Health concerns: ____________________________

Email: _____________________________________

Contact number: ____________________________

Yoga will commence Thursday

May 2nd

. Please hand this

expression of interest form into

the office by Wednesday April

24th.

HEATHMONT EAST PRIMARY SCHOOL CALENDAR - TERM 2 - 2013

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sat. /

Sun.

April 15

Start Term 2

16

17

JSC attend ANZAC

ceremony in Ringwood. 1/2A, 1/2D, 1/2E, Prep C

Cross Country Practice at HE

Parker

18

School Leaders attend ANZAC

at the Shrine

19

School Captain Assembly

Heathmont Secondary Student perform music for

students at lunchtime

20

21

22 23 24

HEPS Cross Country at HE

Parker: Prep - 6

25

ANZAC DAY

26

Interschool sport vs

Bayswater North PS 1.30pm – 2.45pm

Preps: Wool Spinning demo 10.00am – 3.30pm

27

28

29 30

Whole School Photos

May 1

Back Up: Cross Country

2

Family Life

Grade 5/6 at 7.00pm

3

Interschool sport vs

Yarra Valley Grammar

1.30pm – 2.45pm

4

5

6

Level Two Maths

Incursion

7

Prep Zoo

8 9 10

Interschool sport vs

Tintern Grammar

1.30pm – 2.45pm

11

12

13 14

NAPLAN

Language Conventions

Writing

15

NAPLAN

Reading

16

NAPLAN

Numeracy

17

Interschool sport vs

Park Orchards PS 1.30pm – 2.45pm

NAPLAN

Catch-up tests

18

19

20

EDUCATION

WEEK

Prep Information

Evening 7.00pm

21

Open Morning

9.00am – 11.00am

22

National Simultaneous

Storytime in gym at 10.30am

23

Open Evening

6.30pm – 8.00pm

24 Open Assembly 9.00am

Interschool sport vs

Wonga Park PS 1.30pm – 2.45pm

25

26

27 28

District Cross Country at

12.30pm Domeney

Reserve

29 30 31

Interschool sport vs

Sacred Heart PS

1.30pm – 2.45pm

June 1

2

3

Level 2: Wood

Magic

4

Prep excursion to

Heathmont Shops

5 6 7 Interschool sport vs

Dorset PS

1.30pm – 2.45pm

8

9

10

Queen’s Birthday

Holiday

11 12

CSIRO Natural Disasters

Incursion in gym

13 14

Interschool sport vs Yarra Road PS

1.30pm – 2.45pm

15

16

17

Level Two

Science works

18 19 20 21

Interschool sport vs

Tinternvale PS 1.30pm – 2.45pm

Reports go home

22

23

24

Parent / Teacher Interviews Week

25

Parent / Teacher Interviews Week

26

Parent / Teacher Interviews Week

27

Parent / Teacher Interviews Week

28

End of Term 2

2.30pm dismissal

29

30