Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

1st August 2019 Issue 12 2019

Calendar Monday 5th August

Breakfast Club 815 to 845am Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm Student Led Conferences

Tuesday 6th August

Running Club 830 to 850am Student Banking

Wednesday 7th August

Breakfast Club 815 to 845am Student Led Conferences

Thursday 8th August

Breakfast Club 815 to 845am

Friday 9th August

Running Club 830 to 850am Girls AFL Tournament

Karingal Primary School Mallum Avenue Karingal 3199

PO Box 6112 Karingal wwwkaringalpsviceduau

E-mail-karingalpsedumailvicgovau Phone 9788 4800 Absence Line 9788 4838

Monday 12th August

Breakfast Club 815 to 845am

Tuesday 13th August

Student banking Running Club 830 to 850am Legoland Chadstone Excursion Prep to Gr2 Girls TeeBall Competition

Wednesday 14th August

Breakfast Club 815 to 845am

Thursday 15th August

Breakfast Club 815 to 845am

Friday 16th August

Curriculum DaymdashStudent Free

RESPECT INTEGRITY PERSISTENCE RESILIENCE AND RELATIONSHIPS

School Vision Karingal Primary School is committed in providing a friendly dynamic and secure learning environment that strives to develop respectful resilient lifelong learners It supports students to achieve their personal best in an atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation

Kiss and Go Parking Zone Just a reminder about the lsquoKiss and Gordquo parking area at the front of the school on Mallum Avenue These are short term parking spaces of 2 minutes marked with supplementary ldquoKiss and Gordquo signs The area is designated for only dropping off and picking up students and not for leaving your car to collect students from inside the school Frankston Council has indicated they will enforce the parking restrictions Parent Opinion Survey Information has been sent to 72 families in our school generated by our student administration package in regards to the Parent Opinion Survey Links to the survey have been sent out via mail to the random samples of families and so far we have had 17 response rate The more we receive the more reliable the data We do thank you for taking the time to complete the survey School Concert WHEN I GROW UP Our school concert is fast approaching on Wednesday 28th August Tickets for the concert can be purchased either directly from the Frankston Arts Centre online at wwwthefaccomau or by phone on 9784 1060 All tickets are priced at $1650 per ticket Additional purchasing and postage charges may apply Student Led Conferences Our 2019 Student Led Conferences will be held on Monday 5th August and Wednesday 7th August with students from Foundation to Year 6 leading their own learning discussionconferences We are committed to our students having a strong voice in their learning Teachers work with students to prepare for the sessions to capture the progress in their learning Students develop their vocabulary to explain their goals and demonstrate their achievements The approach gives students ownership of their learning and the formal opportunity to communicate their learning with their parents Please return your Student Led Conference booking form to the class teacher by Friday 2nd August (tomorrow) It would be great to have as many families as possible come along to the conference Absences Please remember that students are expected to be at school everyday unless they are sick It is concerning to see some of our students missing days away from school without a legitimate reason If your child is away from school you are required by the Department of Education to provide the school with an explanation for your childrsquos absence If the school does not receive notification that your child is absent before 1000am You will receive a phone call asking for an explanation

Home-School Communication We have a variety of communication tools that we are currently using to reach our school community We have a newsletter every second week that is sent home as a paper copy or delivered electronically The FlexiBuzz is used to send a short message out to all our followers that have downloaded the app to their smart phone We make phone contact for students absences that havenrsquot been notified and will use SMS communication in the rare case of a school wide emergency Our noticeboard at the front of the school highlights activities and events happening in the coming week We hope that the varied forms of communication we offer meet your current needs Karen Luff Principal

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Supervision in the School Grounds Teachers are on yard duty in the school grounds at the following times

845 ndash 900am Before School 1100-1130am Morning Recess

145-230pm Lunchtime 330-345pm After School

2019 TERM DATES Term 3 15th July to 20th September Term 4 7th October to 20th December

Coming Events

2019 School Hours

Classroom Session 900am -1100am Morning Recess 1100am-1130am Classroom Session 1130-130 Lunch Eating Time 130 - 145pm Lunch Play Time 145pm-230-pm Classroom Session230pm -330pm

SCHOOL COUNCILLORS

President Simon Tiller Vice President Lisa Agar Secretary Claire Montgomery-Campbell Assistant Secretary Danielle Goldsmith Treasurer Rachael Franks Assistant Treasurer Carol Chainey Parents Simon Tiller Simone Power Melissa Dillon Tania Richardson Claire Montgomery- Campbell Rachel Franks Executive Officer Karen Luff DET Representatives Danielle Goldsmith Deirdre Finnegan Carol Chainey Sam Marston Community Members Lisa Agar Rob Lindsay

August 19th Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm 20th Book Week Incursion 21st Book Week Parade 28th School Concert 29th Footy Day 30th Fatherrsquos Day Stall 56 Basketball Tournament 31st Fatherrsquos Day Breakfast September 2nd Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm 11thamp12th Sound of Science Incursion Prep to Gr2 16th Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm 18th Chess Tournament 20th Term 3 endsmdash230pm finish October 17th Healesville Sanctuary Excursion Prep to Gr2 November 4th Curriculum DaymdashStudent Free December 4thamp5th Science amp Technology of Toys Incursion Prep to Gr2

OUR COMMITMENT TO CHILD SAFETY

Karingal Primary School is committed to child safety We want children to be safe happy and empowered We support and respect all children as well as our staff and volunteers We are committed to the safety participation and empowerment of all children We have zero tolerance of child abuse and all allegations and safety concerns will be treated very seriously and consistently with our robust policies and procedures We have legal and moral obligations to contact authorities when we are worried about a childrsquos safety which we follow rigorously Our school is committed to preventing child abuse and identifying risks early and removing and reducing these risks Our school has robust human resources and recruitment practices for all staff and volunteers Our school is committed to regularly training and educating our staff and volunteers on child abuse risks We are committed to the cultural safety of Aboriginal and Torres Strait children the cultural safety of children from a culturally andor linguistically diverse backgrounds and to providing a safe environment for children with a disability We have specific policies procedures and training in place that support our leadership team staff and volunteers to achieve these commitments If you believe a child is at immediate risk or abuse phone 000

RUNNING CLUB Running Club has returned to Fridayrsquos

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

AUGUST 1st Rayden 56A Arwynn 56B 2nd Zarah 12A 3rd Levi 01A Zayne 56A 4th Joshua M2A Zed 56B 5th Samantha 34A 6th Isobel M2A 7th Evan 34B River M3A 8th Ayden 56A 9th Hailey 01A Scarlet 01A Zoe M12 10th River M12 Kent M12 Lewis M12 12th Indigo 01B 13th Annabelle 56B 14th Jade 12A Levi 56B

The breakfast club is at Karingal Primary School When Monday Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 815am to 845am in the Community Room Run by Volunteers from St Lukersquos Anglican Church and Karingal Primary School Staff Members If you would like your child to attend please fill in a permission form from the school office

Donrsquot forget that Tuesday is School Banking day and students should bring in their weekly deposit For every deposit made at school no matter how big or small students will receive a cool Dollarmites token The first token will be received upon the first deposit at school Once students have individually collected 10 tokens they can then be redeemed for a range of great exclusive reward items in recognition of their continued savings behaviour Thank you for supporting the School Banking program at Karingal Primary School

GREY WOLF SCOUT AWARD FOR LISHAI

It is wonderful to be able to celebrate ldquoWorld Scout Dayrdquo Thursday 1st August with the outstanding achievement of one of our students Lishai of 1st Ballam Park Scout Troop has recently earned the Grey Wolf Award The Grey Wolf Award is the highest and most prestigious award received by Cubs For Lishai to attain the top award in each of the five sections in Scouting reflects initiative in tackling this challenge sustained effort over many months and years plus self-discipline team work and leadership Only a small percentage of scouts every reach this level ldquoCongratulations Lishairdquo My name is Lishai Cleary I go to Cub Scouts and I have achieved my Grey Wolf Award This is a picture of me and my Cub Leaders with the flag I made with my Oma (Grandma) It took 3 days to finish It shows a Kestrel our Cub Scout emblem Panther Wolf as well as Bulu and Mogly because Scouting is based around the Jungle Book I had to do many different achievements camps walks and talks to complete this and it was very hard

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Supervision in the School Grounds Teachers are on yard duty in the school grounds at the following times

845 ndash 900am Before School 1100-1130am Morning Recess

145-230pm Lunchtime 330-345pm After School

2019 TERM DATES Term 3 15th July to 20th September Term 4 7th October to 20th December

Coming Events

2019 School Hours

Classroom Session 900am -1100am Morning Recess 1100am-1130am Classroom Session 1130-130 Lunch Eating Time 130 - 145pm Lunch Play Time 145pm-230-pm Classroom Session230pm -330pm

SCHOOL COUNCILLORS

President Simon Tiller Vice President Lisa Agar Secretary Claire Montgomery-Campbell Assistant Secretary Danielle Goldsmith Treasurer Rachael Franks Assistant Treasurer Carol Chainey Parents Simon Tiller Simone Power Melissa Dillon Tania Richardson Claire Montgomery- Campbell Rachel Franks Executive Officer Karen Luff DET Representatives Danielle Goldsmith Deirdre Finnegan Carol Chainey Sam Marston Community Members Lisa Agar Rob Lindsay

August 19th Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm 20th Book Week Incursion 21st Book Week Parade 28th School Concert 29th Footy Day 30th Fatherrsquos Day Stall 56 Basketball Tournament 31st Fatherrsquos Day Breakfast September 2nd Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm 11thamp12th Sound of Science Incursion Prep to Gr2 16th Prep 2020 Transition 230-320pm 18th Chess Tournament 20th Term 3 endsmdash230pm finish October 17th Healesville Sanctuary Excursion Prep to Gr2 November 4th Curriculum DaymdashStudent Free December 4thamp5th Science amp Technology of Toys Incursion Prep to Gr2

OUR COMMITMENT TO CHILD SAFETY

Karingal Primary School is committed to child safety We want children to be safe happy and empowered We support and respect all children as well as our staff and volunteers We are committed to the safety participation and empowerment of all children We have zero tolerance of child abuse and all allegations and safety concerns will be treated very seriously and consistently with our robust policies and procedures We have legal and moral obligations to contact authorities when we are worried about a childrsquos safety which we follow rigorously Our school is committed to preventing child abuse and identifying risks early and removing and reducing these risks Our school has robust human resources and recruitment practices for all staff and volunteers Our school is committed to regularly training and educating our staff and volunteers on child abuse risks We are committed to the cultural safety of Aboriginal and Torres Strait children the cultural safety of children from a culturally andor linguistically diverse backgrounds and to providing a safe environment for children with a disability We have specific policies procedures and training in place that support our leadership team staff and volunteers to achieve these commitments If you believe a child is at immediate risk or abuse phone 000

RUNNING CLUB Running Club has returned to Fridayrsquos

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

AUGUST 1st Rayden 56A Arwynn 56B 2nd Zarah 12A 3rd Levi 01A Zayne 56A 4th Joshua M2A Zed 56B 5th Samantha 34A 6th Isobel M2A 7th Evan 34B River M3A 8th Ayden 56A 9th Hailey 01A Scarlet 01A Zoe M12 10th River M12 Kent M12 Lewis M12 12th Indigo 01B 13th Annabelle 56B 14th Jade 12A Levi 56B

The breakfast club is at Karingal Primary School When Monday Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 815am to 845am in the Community Room Run by Volunteers from St Lukersquos Anglican Church and Karingal Primary School Staff Members If you would like your child to attend please fill in a permission form from the school office

Donrsquot forget that Tuesday is School Banking day and students should bring in their weekly deposit For every deposit made at school no matter how big or small students will receive a cool Dollarmites token The first token will be received upon the first deposit at school Once students have individually collected 10 tokens they can then be redeemed for a range of great exclusive reward items in recognition of their continued savings behaviour Thank you for supporting the School Banking program at Karingal Primary School

GREY WOLF SCOUT AWARD FOR LISHAI

It is wonderful to be able to celebrate ldquoWorld Scout Dayrdquo Thursday 1st August with the outstanding achievement of one of our students Lishai of 1st Ballam Park Scout Troop has recently earned the Grey Wolf Award The Grey Wolf Award is the highest and most prestigious award received by Cubs For Lishai to attain the top award in each of the five sections in Scouting reflects initiative in tackling this challenge sustained effort over many months and years plus self-discipline team work and leadership Only a small percentage of scouts every reach this level ldquoCongratulations Lishairdquo My name is Lishai Cleary I go to Cub Scouts and I have achieved my Grey Wolf Award This is a picture of me and my Cub Leaders with the flag I made with my Oma (Grandma) It took 3 days to finish It shows a Kestrel our Cub Scout emblem Panther Wolf as well as Bulu and Mogly because Scouting is based around the Jungle Book I had to do many different achievements camps walks and talks to complete this and it was very hard

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

AUGUST 1st Rayden 56A Arwynn 56B 2nd Zarah 12A 3rd Levi 01A Zayne 56A 4th Joshua M2A Zed 56B 5th Samantha 34A 6th Isobel M2A 7th Evan 34B River M3A 8th Ayden 56A 9th Hailey 01A Scarlet 01A Zoe M12 10th River M12 Kent M12 Lewis M12 12th Indigo 01B 13th Annabelle 56B 14th Jade 12A Levi 56B

The breakfast club is at Karingal Primary School When Monday Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 815am to 845am in the Community Room Run by Volunteers from St Lukersquos Anglican Church and Karingal Primary School Staff Members If you would like your child to attend please fill in a permission form from the school office

Donrsquot forget that Tuesday is School Banking day and students should bring in their weekly deposit For every deposit made at school no matter how big or small students will receive a cool Dollarmites token The first token will be received upon the first deposit at school Once students have individually collected 10 tokens they can then be redeemed for a range of great exclusive reward items in recognition of their continued savings behaviour Thank you for supporting the School Banking program at Karingal Primary School

GREY WOLF SCOUT AWARD FOR LISHAI

It is wonderful to be able to celebrate ldquoWorld Scout Dayrdquo Thursday 1st August with the outstanding achievement of one of our students Lishai of 1st Ballam Park Scout Troop has recently earned the Grey Wolf Award The Grey Wolf Award is the highest and most prestigious award received by Cubs For Lishai to attain the top award in each of the five sections in Scouting reflects initiative in tackling this challenge sustained effort over many months and years plus self-discipline team work and leadership Only a small percentage of scouts every reach this level ldquoCongratulations Lishairdquo My name is Lishai Cleary I go to Cub Scouts and I have achieved my Grey Wolf Award This is a picture of me and my Cub Leaders with the flag I made with my Oma (Grandma) It took 3 days to finish It shows a Kestrel our Cub Scout emblem Panther Wolf as well as Bulu and Mogly because Scouting is based around the Jungle Book I had to do many different achievements camps walks and talks to complete this and it was very hard

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

NOTICES amp PERMISSION FORMS

In order to make it easier for parents we are placing all permission forms

onto our website

They can be found on Quick Links under the title rsquoPermission Forms and Noticesrsquo and you can

print them from home if necessary

Website wwwkaringalpsviceduau

ABSENCE LINE 9788 4838

When you phone please leave your childrsquos name grade date of

absence and reason for absence

ABSENCE VIA WEBSITE

You are now able to report your childrsquos absence via our website

wwwkaringalpsviceduau

VOLUNTEER POSITION VACANT

Volunteers needed for Breakfast Club on Tuesday and Friday Mornings due to expanding the program to 5 days a week Duties Preparing breakfast (making toast and cereal) and preparing drinks for students Selection Criteria A current Working with Childrenrsquos check

(free to apply on line) A happy disposition An ability to commit to a regular roster Applications will need to meet with Primary Welfare Officer to discuss the suitability for the position

BOOK WEEK

The Bremen Town Musicians Incursion Tuesday 20th August

$500 per student

Book Week ParademdashDress for the theme 21st August

Theme Reading Is My Secret Power

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Your family your health From 5 to 16 August local women can get free breast screens in the BreastScreen Victoria van

For women aged 50 to 74 a breast screen every two years could be life-saving Breast screens are the best way to find cancer earlymdashbefore there are symptoms and when treatment is most successful They are always with a female radiographermdashno GP referral or Medicare card needed and only take 10 minutes Women over 40 can still have a free breast screen but as age is the biggest breast cancer risk factormdashBreastScreen Victoria sends reminders to women from age 50 The hot pink BreastScreen Victoria van travels the state giving free breast screensmdashwith the same digital imaging technology as all clinics and friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions or concerns Find the van at 81 Young St Frankston (car park next to Young St Medical amp Dental Centre) 5 to 16 August 2019 Monday to Friday 750am to 5pm

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter

Karingal Primary School does not necessarily endorse any of the products advertised in our school newsletter