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Cobar Public School Newsletter Term 1, Week 9 Thursday, 23rd March, 2017 6-8 Blakey Street Ph: 0268 362 039 Email: [email protected] COBAR 2835 Fax: 0268 362 187 Website: www.cobar-p.schools.nsw.edu.au We pay our respects to the Wangaaypuwan Ngiyampaa people on whose land we meet and learn. GENERAL INFORMATION Administration Office Hours - 8.30am - 3.30pm School commences at 8.55am—School finishes at 3.05pm Students are not supervised before 8.30am Parent Reminder Student Allergies Cobar Public School is an ‘ALLERGY AWARE’ School. Nut and nut based products are banned on the Cobar Public School site. Please keep this in mind when packing recess and lunch for your children. Thank you Principal’s Report Another busy week at CPS has included…… A Professional Learning trip to Sydney for Mr Harvey and Mrs Knight. They have travelled to Campbelltown to attend a STEM presentation by Ralph Pirozzo. They will be returning with ideas to include in our classrooms relating to the latest educational thinking in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. A Learning and Support Team staff mem- ber will be attending a local NDIS workshop at the end of the week. The Peachey Richardson Shield Competition on Tuesday. ….Mr Finn and Mrs Carter tell me that it was an outstanding day with all Cobar teams being noted for their great sports- manship. The junior rugby league team improved their game as the day progressed and all teams played ‘hard but fair’ with good communication and tackling skills evident. The girls playing rugby league were noted for their outstanding enthusiasm. The 3 netball teams all enjoyed their games which were all very closely scored with several wins in the senior teams. Next week we will have the Food Security Project Officer from Red Cross visiting and presenting Good Food Work- shops across Zinc and Copper team. Students will be learning about healthy food and how to make their own healthy sand- wiches. Crazy Hair Day on Friday will see us all coming along to school with a new style. SRC are leading that event with monies raised going toward the Leukaemia Foundation. Mrs Daphne Jermyn Relieving Principal Kids in the Kitchen! Cake anyone? We are a school of Responsible, Respectful, Learners Fluro Disco When - Thursday 6th April, 2017 Gold Team - 6pm to 7pm Copper/Zinc - 7.30pm to 8.30pm Where - Infants Quad/Canteen Area Cost - $2 CPS P & C will be selling food. Year 6 will have glow products for sale. ALL STUDENTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED FROM THIS ACTIVITY BY AN ADULT Crazy Hair Day CPS is having a Crazy Hair Day on Friday 24th March, 2017. Deni Brown is the brave young lady, shaving her hair to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation. To help Deni please bring along a gold coin donation. Don’t forget you will still need to wear your school uniform. ANZAC Ceremony Cobar Public School will be holding an ANZAC ceremony on Friday 7th April commencing at 12.30am at the front of the school.
Transcript of Cobar Public School Newsletter · 2021. 2. 5. · Cobar Public School 2017 Voluntary School...
Cobar Public School
Newsletter
Term 1, Week 9 Thursday, 23rd March, 2017
6-8 Blakey Street Ph: 0268 362 039 Email: [email protected]
COBAR 2835 Fax: 0268 362 187 Website: www.cobar-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
We pay our respects to the Wangaaypuwan Ngiyampaa people on whose land we meet and learn.
GENERAL INFORMATION Administration Office Hours - 8.30am - 3.30pm School commences at 8.55am—School finishes at 3.05pm Students are not supervised before 8.30am
Parent Reminder
Student Allergies
Cobar Public School is an
‘ALLERGY AWARE’ School.
Nut and nut based products are banned on the
Cobar Public School site. Please keep this in mind when
packing recess and lunch for your children.
Thank you
Principal’s Report
Another busy week at CPS has included……
A Professional Learning trip to Sydney for Mr Harvey and
Mrs Knight. They have travelled to Campbelltown to attend a
STEM presentation by Ralph Pirozzo. They will be returning
with ideas to include in our classrooms relating to the latest
educational thinking in Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics. A Learning and Support Team staff mem-
ber will be attending a local NDIS workshop at the end of the
week.
The Peachey Richardson Shield Competition on Tuesday.
….Mr Finn and Mrs Carter tell me that it was an outstanding
day with all Cobar teams being noted for their great sports-
manship. The junior rugby league team improved their game
as the day progressed and all teams played ‘hard but fair’
with good communication and tackling skills evident. The
girls playing rugby league were noted for their outstanding
enthusiasm. The 3 netball teams all enjoyed their games
which were all very closely scored with several wins in the
senior teams.
Next week we will have the Food Security Project Officer
from Red Cross visiting and presenting Good Food Work-
shops across Zinc and Copper team. Students will be learning
about healthy food and how to make their own healthy sand-
wiches.
Crazy Hair Day on Friday will see us all coming along to
school with a new style. SRC are leading that event with
monies raised going toward the Leukaemia Foundation.
Mrs Daphne Jermyn
Relieving Principal
Kids in the Kitchen!
Cake anyone?
We are a school of
Responsible, Respectful, Learners
Fluro Disco
When - Thursday 6th April, 2017
Gold Team - 6pm to 7pm
Copper/Zinc - 7.30pm to 8.30pm
Where - Infants Quad/Canteen Area
Cost - $2
CPS P & C will be selling food.
Year 6 will have glow products for sale.
ALL STUDENTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED FROM
THIS ACTIVITY BY AN ADULT
Crazy Hair Day
CPS is having a Crazy Hair Day on
Friday 24th March, 2017.
Deni Brown is the brave young lady, shaving her hair to
raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation. To help Deni
please bring along a gold coin donation.
Don’t forget you will still need to wear your school
uniform.
ANZAC Ceremony
Cobar Public School will be holding an ANZAC
ceremony on Friday 7th April commencing at
12.30am at the front of the school.
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT CPS
DATES TO REMEMBER
24/3 Crazy Hair Day (Gold Coin Donation)
6/4 Disco Gold - 6pm to 7pm Copper/Zinc - 7.30pm to 8.30pm Where: In quad Theme: Fluro Cost: $2
6/4 Easter Hat Parade Time: 2pm to 3pm Where: Basketball Court Years: K to 6
7/4 Anzac Service Where: 12.30pm Time: Front of School
28/4 CPS Cross Country/Fun Run
10/4 to 21/4
School Holidays
24/4 Staff Development Day
25/4 Anzac Day - Public Holiday
26/4 Students Return to school for Term 2
9/5 NAPLAN - Language
(Years 3 & 5 Students)
10/5 NAPLAN - Reading
(Years 3 & 5 Students)
11/5 NAPLAN - Numeracy
(Years 3 & 5 Students)
12/5 Permission Notes + Money for ‘Circular Circus’
performance due back today
18/5 ‘Circular Circus’ performance @ 2.10pm
24/5 National Simultaneous Storytime
26/5 to 29/5
Mid - Term Break
3/7 to 14/7
School Holidays
17/7 Staff Development Day
18/7 Students Return to school for Term 3
28/7 CPS Athletics Carnival
18/8 to 21/8
Mid - Term Break
1/9 Regional Athletics - Dubbo
25/9 to 6/10
School Holidays
9/10 Students return to school for Term 4
10/11 to 13/11
Mid - Term Break
15/12 Last Day of School for Term 4
Copper/Zinc Team Assembly
12.55pm to 1.35pm
Week Date Class
10 31/03/17 5/6B
Week Date Class
10 31/03/17 KM
GOLD TEAM ASSEMBLY
12.05pm to 1.45pm
Canteen Roster
Monday, 27th March
Help Required Monday, 3rd April
Help Required
Tuesday, 28th March
Help Required Tuesday, 4th April
Help Required
Wednesday, 29th March
Help Required Wednesday, 5th April
Help Required
Thursday, 30th March
Help Required Thursday, 6th April
Help Required
Friday, 31st March
Help Required Friday, 7th April
Help Required
Assembly is on even weeks of the term
Merit award books must be handed in no later than
9am Tuesday of assembly weeks or they will be
held over until the next assembly
Please label student’s clothing, lunchboxes, water
bottles etc
No hat no play
PBL Focus of the Week
“Keep hands and feet
to yourself”
Cobar Public School 2017 Voluntary School Contribution
The Voluntary School Contributions for 2017 have remained the same as last year.
$25.00 for one student or $40.00 for a family.
As in previous years, funds raised will be accumulated over the next twelve months. Cobar Public School P & C will then determine
what major capital works project will be supported by these funds.
If electing to contribute, please complete the slip below and return with funds to the Admin. Office. Thank you to those parents and
carers who have already elected to contribute for the benefit of our students. Your support is appreciated.
Parents can also pay through Flexischools.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Cobar Public School
Please find enclosed $25.00/$40.00 as the 2017 Voluntary School Contribution for my child/children
Student Name: ___________________________________ Student Name: _____________________________________
Student Name: ___________________________________ Student Name: _____________________________________
Parent/Carer: ____________________________________ Date: ________________________
How can I go to the
Positive Behaviour for
Learning Rewards Day
at the end of Term 1?
I need to collect 10 Merit Awards before Friday 31st March 2017
START
I can get a merit award by: Collecting ten good eggs. Reading at home ten times. Attending excursions. 100% attendance each term. Representing the school in the
community. Classroom assembly award.
I can get a good egg for following the Positive Behaviour for Learning expectations:
I can go to the Positive
Behaviour for Learning
Rewards Day if I bring in my
10 merit awards to school on
Friday 31st March for my
teacher to check.
All staff at Cobar Public School can hand out good eggs. Teachers are on a mission
to give out at least 20 good
eggs during the day, 5 each
on playground duty and to
write up merit award
recipients on Sentral.
REWARDS DAY 7th April
Gold Team
Drummond Park Copper/Zinc
Art Free Time Cooking
Movie Disco Obstacle Course
Party Games
RESPONSIBLE RESPECTFUL
Latifah Rice Dylan Canavan
LEARNER
Ernie has been watching Latifah use a polite
voice, following instructions and sharing
equipment in the classroom. She is always
willing to help others in learning centres and
helps pack up the activities at the end of the
session. Latifah is well mannered, respectful to
students and staff throughout her learning
time. Great effort Latifah!!
Wow! Ernie was impressed by Dylan when he heard
how well he has been reading this term. Dylan has
learnt to use lots of strategies to improve his
fluency and comprehension.
Maharlia Foodey has been spotted by Ernie
being responsible in our school garden. She
always wears her hat when she is working in the
tyre garden area. She moves safely around the
garden, especially if she is carrying tools.
Maharlia shows fairness when tasks are being
done in the garden and makes sure the Gold
Team students have a turn at watering and
digging.
Marharlia Foodey
