Clifton Hill Primary School - Gold St - INTERIM SCHOOL COUNCIL … · 2013-12-17 · Clifton Hill...

This year we will once again we will be holding a Father’s Day Stall Fundraiser. All students will be given the opportunity to purchase a gift for their Dad, Step-Dad, Grandfather or other special person in their lives.

The gifts will be sold for $5 each and all monies raised will go towards our new Science Centre.

Date: Friday, 30th August, 2013

Place: Multi Purpose Room

Time: Snack time and lunch time

Cost: $5 per item

We look forward to helping your child choose the perfect gift on the day!

Term Dates 2013

Term 3: 15 July to 20 September - Early finish 2.30pmTerm 4: 7 October to 19 December

Edition 13 | Wednesday 21st August 2013

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZClifton Hill Primary School Newsletter

Clifton Hill Primary School - 185 Gold St, Clifton Hill, Vic 3068 Main Office 9489 8333 Fax 9481 1910 Kids Club 9486 2675

web: www.cliftonhillps.vic.edu.au email: [email protected]

Tuesday 27th August CHPS Athletics Carnival – Grade 4-6

Wed 11th September School Council Meeting

9th - 11th September11th - 13th September

3JH & 3RK Grade 3 Camp3EC & 3DN Grade 3 Camp

18th & 19th September CHPS Annual Wheel-a-thon

Calendar Dates

22nd August | 5th & 19th September

JSC Meetings

INTERIM SCHOOL COUNCIL REPORTSchool Council met last night on a range of important matters that will be shared with you over the coming week.A presentation from two members of our parent body assisted Council enormously in gaining more knowledge of thepossible health and amenity effects of the proposed east-west tunnel link. Council intends to be pro-active on behalf of our students and the general Clifton Hill community and your views will be canvassed in the very near future.SCIENCE CENTREAfter a slow start the new Science Centre is well under way and will still be completed sometime in November.LANGUAGES ROOMWork will commence this week on the two staff preparation rooms on the Organ Factory ground floor that will be totally remodelled into one languages facility for Mandarin and French.BOOK CHARACTER WEEKA lot of scary and ugly characters, together with the odd princess and a horde of animals frequented the school onWednesday and a wonderful day was enjoyed by all. Thanks mums and dads for giving the children the opportunity tocelebrate their love of reading through dressing up as one of their much-loved book characters.JUNIOR SCHOOL COUNCILCongratulations and thank you to the Junior School Council who do so much creative thinking about how to improve the school and in supporting worthy causes. On this occasion we thank them for their decision to do a Book Week fundraiser to assist with the new Science Centre fundraising efforts.They have raised the grand total of $320…an extraordinary effort! Well done to JSC and the kids at Gold Street.

Father’s Day Stall

http://www.cliftonhillps.vic.edu.au


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LIBRARY NEWSChildren’s Book Week has been a national celebration run by the Children’s Book Council of Australia for well over sixty years.The Awards have grown over this time and are now given infive categories. The winners this year are:

Book of the Year: Younger ReadersThe children of the king by Sonya Hartnett

Book of the Year: Early ChildhoodThe terrible suitcase by Emma Allen & Freya Blackwood

Picture Book of the Year The coat by Julie Hunt & Ron Brooks

Eve Pownall Award for Information BookTom the outback mailman by Kristin Weidenbach & Timothy Ide

For more information see http://cbca.org.au/winners2013.htm

Book Week started early for Gold St, with a visit from Tony Bones Productions who put on a performance of Herman and Rosie based on the picture book by Gus Gordo (Honour book in the Awards) for the entertainment of and delight of Prep and Grade 1 students. Monday saw a visit from local author, Carole Wilkinson, writer of the award-winning Dragonkeeper series, who spoke with Grade 5 and 6 students about the sources of her information and the process of writing her books.

Later this week illustrator Andrew Plant will be talking to the students from Grades 2, 3 and 4 about his techniques and his backgroundas a zoologist.

Clifton Hill Primary School 185 Gold St Clifton Hill 3068, Phone: 9489 8333 Fax: 9481 1910 Kids Club: 9486 2675 web: www.cliftonhillps.vic.edu.au


Science Talent SearchOn Saturday 10th August our entrants in the state wide Science Talent Search competition presented their entries to the judges. I was judging other entries but later caught up with the relevant judges who were enthusiastic about our students and their work. Our students are to be congratulated for the organisational skills they demonstrated in preparing their entries. They now face a wait for the results! We expect the results early in Term 4.

We encourage our entrants to place their entries in our Whole School Science Show in Term 4 so that other students can see their work.

Di Nevile.





French CornerEn France, c’est les vacances!

We may be halfway through our third term, and shivering next to the heater at night, but in France at the moment it’s summer and schools are on holidays. What are some of the things we can say about summer?

J’aime aller à la plage.

Je nage. Je fais de la nata3on.

Il fait chaud.

Je porte un teeshirt et un short.

Je veux manger une glace.

J’aime regarder le cricket.

Combien de mots peux-tu trouver?

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Claude Monet Exhibition – Le Jardin de Monet

Recently the Grade Five students visited the Claude Monet exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria. In the exhibition there were a range of different impressionist artists represented but the majority of the art works were those of Monet. When we first got to the gallery we met Grace who taught us a little bit about Monet and his art. Then we took a look around while answering questions, in French, about the art. After looking at the paintings, we got to create our own art inspired by Monet. Two of my favourite paintings were “Gros Temps à Étretat” and I also really like his series of waterlily paintings “Les Nymphéas”. We learnt a lot about the ways different colours compliment each other and how a little bit of colour can influence the whole piece of art. We also saw how Monet would use the same scene but paint it multiple times, at different times of the day, to accentuate the changes in light and colour.

by Sylvia (5SM)

MONET’S GARDENThe Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris




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GRADE 6 PARENTS On Behalf of

CLIFTON HILL PRIMARY

Invite You To A

PARENTS GOODBYE COCKTAIL

PARTY Saturday December 14th 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Royal Hotel

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$35 per person (Delicious Finger Foods & Champagne on Arrival)

Please R.S.V.P. with payment to the Office by September 19th

Dear Grade 6 Students

Please SAVE THE DATE

Friday 13TH December 2013

For the Grade 6 breakup disco

Stay tuned for more party details



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CHPS FAIR NEWS Edition 13 | Wednesday 21st August 2013

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Fair plans are gaining momentum as the days are getting longer and we move into the warmer months of the year. More good news to share with the Friendly Moving Men becoming one of our Fair Sponsors. Their assistance willbe invaluable. We are still looking for a few more stall coordinators however if you are unable to donate your time, perhaps you may consider donating materials to some of the stalls or start your spring cleaning early this year by allowing others to love books or second hand music.

We will continue to inform you about progress with updates at the various noticeboards around the school anddon’t forget to check out our growing list of generous businesses who have already donated by going to our Facebook page -- 100 likes and growing!!

Remember, the more funds we raise, the more we have to contribute towards our state of the art Science Centre.

Melinda Wilson Fair Coordinator e| [email protected] m| 0414 278 479

Editorial

Another New Kid on the Block

Clifton Hill Primary School Fair would like to thank Ben from the Friendly Moving Men who has signed up to be a sponsor of our school fair. The Friendly Moving Men have volunteered four and a half days of their time to pick up and drop off the chairs, trestles, marquees etc. that are shared between eight local schools as part of theFair Collective. The Fair Collective comprises of all the furniture owned and used collectively by these schools for the sole purposes of their respective fairs.

Have you got what it takes to tell the world about our School Fair?Are you interested in identifying, creating and communicating promotional material for our School Fair? We need someone with PR skills to prepare and distribute material for local print and digital media. If you do have these skills and are willing to lend a hand, pleasecontact Melinda Wilson, Clifton Hill Primary School Fair Coordinatorat e| [email protected] or on m| 0414 278 479.








CHPS FAIR NEWSSaturday

23rdNovember

2013 Edition 13 | Wednesday 21st August 2013

Want to know More?On page 9 of this newsletter, we have included the 2013 CHPS Fair Stallholders List. Each class has been allocated 2 stalls, with the exception of some of the larger stalls; some stalls still need coordinators allocated. Please refer to the stallholder vacancies in this newsletter if you are still keen to assist.

A copy of the stallholder lists as well as ongoing Fair updates and communications are available now.Look out for these on the noticeboards outside PNM, and soon in the Prep courtyard outside PAC.

100 Likes & Counting!Fair Facebook page has 100 likes! Check out the increasing list of supportive businesses within and outside the school community who have generously donated so far at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Clifton-Hill-Primary-School-Fair-2013/127619767318358. Thank you to all!

Crafty Contributions Callout

Places are limited so be quick! Contact Louisa ate| [email protected] or on m| 0412 977 768.

Louisa is also looking for helpers to make items from home.Items such as soft toys, key rings or even bracelets or headbandsthat can be sold to children for under $5 are always popular.

If you have any craft material you can drop this off in the labeledbox at the base of the stairs, near Lost Property. Organisers arelooking for: fabric | paper and images for badge makingbeads and thread | bracelet/jewellery making materialand Little Golden Books

Stallholders UniteFollowing the success of our last newsletter call out, thank you to the following volunteerswho have offered to coordinate stalls:

Louisa Scott(Zenda 5DT) for Craft.

Helene Malavielle(Pascal 1AS) will assist the amazing Lee Leewith Asian Food.

Janet Williams(Toby 5KK) for Fairy Floss.

One of our most popular stalls is theCraft stall with most items usually bought to give away as gifts to family and friends - such is the high standard!! Once again, we are calling out to the creatives in our school community to assist in making items. If you or your children/child are interested in contributing, Louisa will be running an after school workshop one Friday in mid-October (date tbc).

Stallholders Co-coordinators Callout:We are lucky to have Mark and his team from Tutti sponsoring our Fair this year by offering homemade pasta and accompanying sauces. To ensure his stall is a success, Mark requires a parent volunteer toco-ordinate the stall for him. Interested? Please contact Koula ate| [email protected] or on 0416 273 835.

Sweet Sweet Jaffa SmasherAlways a favourite but this stall can only be Number1 amongst kids, big and small, if we can convincesomeone to take on the illustrious position ofJaffa Smasher Coordinator. Interested? Please contact Koula ate| [email protected] or on m| 0416 273 835.



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COMMITTEE

Entertainment Co. Howard Kimber [email protected]

LOGISTICS Admin Nicholas Dal Sasso [email protected]

LOGISTICS Ground Ross Opie

Collective Coop Roderick Poole [email protected]

SPONSORSHIP Susan Negrau [email protected]

GRAPHICS Emma Stewart [email protected]

FOOD COORDINATOR Melissa Grasso [email protected]

FOOD COORDINATOR Richard Reymond [email protected]

FAIR COORDINATOR Melinda Wilson [email protected]

NEWSLETTER Dora Simeone [email protected]

PERMITS Dean Laffan [email protected]

PERMIT Handover Tim Burke

STALLHOLDERS COORD Koula Neophytou [email protected]

BOARDS & distribution Cherry Ching [email protected]

SILENT AUCTION Rosalind Rowlands [email protected]

STAFF REPS Kristy Keenan [email protected]

STAFF REPS Geoff Warren [email protected]

Get Triking

The Tikes on Trikes stall needs a coordinator. This is a very popular stall particularly for the younger siblings of the school students so it will be great if we can continue it again this year. If you are a parent who is involved with the Collingwood toy library and are willing to help on the day, please contact Koula Neophytou ate| [email protected] or on m| 0416 273 835.

Drop in and Drop off --base of Stairs near Lost PropertyDrop off any Books, Second-hand Music and Craft collections in the blue wheelie bin at the base of the stairs near lost property.

Fair Coordinator for 2014

We are still looking for a Fair Coordinator fornext year. Now is a great time to sign up,learn more about the process and get thebenefits of a thorough handover fornext year.

There is a great committee andvolunteer community to help- so what are you waiting for!

If you are interested, or would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Melinda Wilson, Fair Coordinator ate| [email protected] or on m| 0414 278 479









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CONTACT LIST - Fair Stallholder List 2013CONTACT LIST - Fair Stallholder List 2013CONTACT LIST - Fair Stallholder List 2013CONTACT LIST - Fair Stallholder List 2013

STALL COORDINATOR/S Class Allocated EMAIL

SILENT AUCTION Rosalind Rowlands 1AS 6KK [email protected]

WASH AGAINST WASTE James Selth 3JH PNM [email protected]

as above Peta Elston [email protected]

as above Paul Storm [email protected]

WINE RAFFLE Stephanie Gotlib 3JH [email protected]

LE GRAND BBQ/FRIES Richard Reymond 5DT 3EC [email protected]

ASIAN FOOD Helen Malavieille 6KK 3EC [email protected]

MORROCAN CARAVAN Suzanne Chaundy 5DT 5SM [email protected]

GYROS Ria Andrianopoulos 2CE PPH [email protected]

as above Chris Round [email protected]

Strawbs,Scones & Cream Michelle Flood 2SG [email protected]

as above Elaine McPartlin [email protected]

CLOCKWORK ORANGE Shane Garoni 4ML [email protected]

TUTTI I SAPORI

COFFEE Kathryn O'Connell 4JG [email protected]

CAVALLINI ICE CREAM Juliet Cook 1VG [email protected]

as above Louise Baker [email protected]

DRINKS Sharen Job 5SM [email protected]

DUTCH PANCAKES Michael Filgate 2SD [email protected]

as above Mim Lowe [email protected]

BAR Susan Negrau 4MP [email protected]

FOOD SAFETY Phillip Montalto [email protected]

2nd Hand Music Mark Knowles 3RK [email protected]

CHRISTMAS CAKES Alison Wirtz [email protected]

as above Amanda Shaw [email protected]

BOOKS Heather Eyles 2CE PJF [email protected]

TOYS Carl Walsh PNM PAC [email protected]

CLOTHES April Lloyd 1AS 4JG [email protected]

as above Amy Prendergast [email protected]

as above Meridith Stevens [email protected]

PRESERVES Sophie Gebhardt 6GB 2SD [email protected]

preserves cont'd Melanie White [email protected]

CAKES Sue Dalton 3DN [email protected]

CRAFT/Badge Making Louisa Scott 1KW [email protected]

LOLLIES Claire Bennet 3DN [email protected]

as above Kathy Brown [email protected]

TRASH AND TREASURE Naomi Kumar PAC PJF [email protected]

as above Colleen Murphy [email protected]

PLANTS Pierre Rebiere PPH [email protected]

SNO CONES Jo Press 2SG [email protected]

as above Michael Astill

CARNIVAL GAMES Fiona & Scott 2VS [email protected]

LOB THE DUNNY ROLL Ed Broome 4KW [email protected]

BOTTLE THROW Bridgette Connor 4KW [email protected]

MINI GOLF Vicki Gigliotti 1VG [email protected]

SANDPIT DIG Mark Nicholls 2VS [email protected]

FACE PAINTING Dawn Anderson 3RK [email protected]

Daiquaris & smoothies Melinda Huges 6GB [email protected]

as above Leslyn Thompson [email protected]

as above Clara Pellens [email protected]

FARM ANIMALS Shona Robertston 5KK [email protected]

JAFFA SMASHER

TIKES ON TRIKES

FAIRY FLOSS Janet Williams 5KK [email protected]






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