Alstonville Public School Newsletter

Term 2 Week 9 2016

58 Main Street, Alstonville NSW 2477 Phone: 02 6628 0775 Fax: 02 6628 5362

Principal: Mrs Catherine Moore Email: alstonvill-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.alstonvill-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Twitter: @AlstonvillePS

Thursday 30 June PB4L Medallion Ceremony 9.15am 12.00pm - Stage 3 Young Innovators Market Day Friday 1 July P&C Mufti-Day - Theme –Wear your Pyjamas for a gold coin donation.

Dear Parents and Care Givers, Regional Cross Country Well done to Ally, Taj and Andrew who represented Alstonville Public School and the Far North Coast Team at Regional Cross Country last Friday. The Murwillumbah Course was a tough one which really sorted out the competitors! Congratulations to Andrew and Taj who will represent our school and North Coast at the State Cross Country event which will be held at Eastern Creek on Friday 22 July.

Year 6 Shirts have arrived The Year 6 shirts have arrived at school and are being handed out to students who have ordered them.

Act of Kindness Congratulations to Mason for receiving the act of kindness award on Monday. Thank you to QUOTA for your ongoing support of our students.

Any students who have received an act of kindness award in the past are still able to use their voucher at the Book Warehouse in Lismore.

Kirstin Beck R/ Principal

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Multicultural Public Speaking I had the pleasure of convening the local final of the Multicultural Public Speaking at Alstonville Public School on Tuesday 21 June. The speakers came form many different schools around the region to deliver prepared speeches and also impromptu speeches with the aim of being selected to represent their school at the regional finals next term. Our school was capably represented by Lachlan T and Lachlan D in the junior sec-tion. Lachlan T was awarded Highly Commended in the junior section and Lachlan D showed amazing growth during his prepared and impromptu speeches which will only improve with more attempts in the competition. Zoe and Ally were our Stage 3 representatives who found themselves speaking in a pool of highly competitive students. Mr Sim adjudicated this final and found the go-ing extremely tough with most students only being ranked in their final order after delivering their impromptu speeches! Zoe was awarded the winner of this section and will represent Alstonville Public School at the regional competition. A huge thank you to Coen for assisting Mr Sim with timekeeping, Lauren and Lucy for announcing and Delphi for escorting the speakers from the preparation room to the hall for the impromptu speeches. Mrs Kim Wheatland. Interschool Debating The two school debating teams travelled to Wyrallah Rd PS on 17 June to have a very awesome day! We participat-ed in four debates and everybody did a brilliant job. The blue team: Ally, Coen, Rachel and I won both of our de-bates. The red tea: Hannah, Adrian, Delphi and Bronte won one out of two debates, but they still presented an amazing debate. It was heaps of fun and I can’t wait to debate again. Zoe Year 6 Athletics Carnival We were lucky enough to have the rain hold off for our annual school Athletics Carnival last Friday. All students showed great enthusiasm and team spirit. Students who are selected to represent Alstonville Public at the District Carnival will receive their notes later this week. A big thank you goes out to all of our wonderful parents and carers who helped with various jobs on the day such as timekeeping and working in the canteen.

Best dressed on the day went to Oliver Coombs. Great outfit Ollie!

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You are invited to our  APS YOUNG INNOVATORS

STAGE 3 MARKET DAY Thursday 30th June 2016 Students in Years 5 & 6 have started their very own  businesses! They will be selling their hand made 

products to raise  money for our school.   

Parents and carers you are invited come shop at our stalls in the halls and under our  undercover COLA from 12.00pm –2.00pm.  

 K – 4 students will a end the market with their teachers between  

12.00pm and 2.00pm and are able to purchase items.   

Products include items such as bath bombs, play dough, juggling balls, succulents,  necklaces, herbs, phone holders, pencil  ns, chopping boards, bird feeders,  

fudge, magnets and much more!     

Items range in price from 50c to $10 (most items between $2—4).   

We would appreciate your support!  Look forward to seeing you there! 

 

MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE WELCOME TOO!  

Tell your friends

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We will have loads of amazing hand made products on offer.

Prices range from 50 cents to $6

12PM—2PM under the cola at Alstonville Public School

5 PERU MARKETS STALLS

LIST OF STALL HOLDERS FUNKY FUDGE SOFT AND SPIKY SUCCULUENTS &

CACTI PLAY DAY DOUGH—PLAY DOUGH BUGGLE BATH BOMBS GROOVY GREEN GARDEN PLANTS

See us at the market!

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Is your workspace untidy and unorganised?

If so, Animalantics, organisers are the essential product for you!

Our amazing products will leap out the door for up to $3.49.

Remember if your work space is untidy! Get organised with your number one desk

organiser... Everyday Organisers! 

Don’t you just hate dirty hands? Well look no further! We have the answer!!

SOPHISTICATED SOAPS Our amazing soaps come in a variety of

colours, smells and shapes. They will be sold from $1 - $3 each.

There will be packs as well!

Are you tired of head bands that break easy and clips that aren’t

stylish? We have the solution for you!

The birds nest head bands are unlike others and do not break easily.

Head bands $3.50 Clips 50c

BIRDS NEST THE PRODUCT FOR YOU!

Do your candles keep falling over? Come to our store on market day to buy our sustaina-

ble, affordable, recycled and stylish candle holders. Small $2 Medium $3 Large $5

HED’s Eco Crafts We use our HED’s

5/6 Zimbabwe Young Innovators

Catch us at the APS YOUNG INNOVATORS

MARKET DAY This Thursday 30th June, 12 - 2pm

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Are you tired of head bands that break easy and clips that

aren’t stylish? We have the solution for you!

The birds nest head bands are unlike others and do not break easily.

Head bands $3.50 Clips 50c BIRDS NEST

THE PRODUCT FOR YOU!

Do your candles keep falling over? Come to our store on market

day to buy our sustainable,

affordable, recycled and stylish

candle holders. Small $2 Medium $3

Large $5

5/6 Zimbabwe Young Innovators

Beat the bitter taste of winter with these delicious concentrated cordials made by

CIT.R.US. 2 delectable flavours

lemon and lime $4 per bottle of tasty mixer cordial free taste tests available on the day!

JK Stationery Pencils 60c Erasers 70c Pens 60c Notepads $1 If you need it we’ve got it!

Are you sick and tired of chopping boards that are cheaply made and snap within a few months of purchase? 

Touch Wood is the right company for you! Handmade chopping boards made from recycled wood.

Large pizza board $10

DOUGHNUT TALK When you taste our doughnuts it will feel like

your tastebuds have been hit by a speeding truck! THEY ARE DELICIOUS!

Plain cinnamon donut 50c Chocolate or caramel coated 70c

DOUGHNUT TALK

CHOCOLATE ALL ways Email:chocolateallways.sales@gmail.com

Eat it! Drink it! Give it! 4 amazing options to choose from ( Milk chocolate on a stick or Milk

chocolate on a stick with marshmallows or White chocolate on a stick or White

chocolate on a stick with popping candy!!!) $1.00 per stick

Is your device just not loud enough for people to hear?

Look no further!

Printed and Programmed can help. We have 3D printed non electronic phone and device speakers that can hold anything from an iPod Nano to an iPhone 6. These speakers are made with a genuinely hard plastic that does not bend.

Only $4.99 or 3 for the price of 2!

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5 Brazil Young Innovators Come buy from us at the Market Day!

Soap Slime

$1.00 $1.50

E.T Greeting cards 50c Take off $1.50 Crossbows Ninja stars

$2.00 20c

Yum Yum Chocolates 50c for 2

Fabrix bracelets $1.50 or $2.00 Origami animals Ninja stars

Up to $1.00 $1.50

Bookmarks Egg carton creatures

50c $1.00

Super soap 80c or $1.00

Clay Play Charms/bracelets Bracelets

50c or $1.50

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BEANIE MAKING IN 5 PERU 5 Peru has been a hive of activity this week making their very own beanies too keep them warm this winter. Mrs Wilkin has volunteered her time to teach the students to read patterns and sew using an over-locker. Our local opportunity shop donated fabric and the students are making their beanies from old recycled jumpers.

If you would like to make your own recycled fabric beanie you can check out this website: http://www.littlethings.com/diy-no-sew-beanie/ Thank you Mrs Wilkin for sharing your time with us!

Year 5 visit to BaptistCare Maranoa Centre Nursing home Non-scripture students in Year 5 had an enriching afternoon last Tuesday, spending time chatting, sharing their work, playing games and swapping stories with residents at our local nursing home. Many students mentioned how much they enjoyed helping out in our community. Well done Year 5!

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Pencil tins Grassy heads Rockin’ birds Beauty care Jewellery and LOTS MORE!

Prices from

50 c to $3

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