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EAST LODDON P- 12 COLLEGE PARENT NEWSLETTER TELEPHONE -03 54368300 FAX -03 54368321 E-mail: [email protected] College Website: http://eastlodd12.vic.edu.au/ Principal’s Blog: http//stevenleed.edublogs.org/ School Councillors : Richard Hicks, Darren Welsh, Micheal Lawry, Adam Bish, Dustin Pascoe, Steve Leed,

Scott Wilkinson, Andrew Cameron, Jackson Clayton, Nicole Hocking, Natalie Rose, Lynda Cartwright,

James Verley, Jo Cartwright.

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Our College respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout

Australia and pay our respects to the ongoing living culture of Aboriginal people

From the Principal

Dates for Your Diary

Newsletter No 24 Date: 9th August 2018

Family Drought Funding

Back in 2016 the government offered to schools who were in a drought effected shire $375.00 per student on application by the school. East Loddon P-12 College applied on behalf of all families at the time and received this money. Some families still have this money in full or part of still available to them – this money can be used for any school expense e.g. Uniform, Excursion and Camps. If you still have this money available to you please feel free to use as you wish – please note that these funds cannot be paid in cash or cheque to families. If you are unsure if you have this money in credit with the school please contact Mrs Sue Cail.

Sue Cail Business Manager

AUGUST

6th—10th Dental Health Week 10th Yr 5/6 Mars Ex-pedition Excursion Uniform Orders Due 13-17th Science Week 14th Athletic sports day Year 4,5,6 15th Year 7/8 Sports day 17th Year 7 Ecolinc Excursion 20—24th Healthy Bones Week 21st P-4 Rochester Farm & Safety Expo 22nd State School Spectacular Practice 27th –30th Teeth on Wheels in the College 30th Year 9/10 Term

3 Sports Day

Superb Effort Zali and Levi!

This morning I was treated to an outstanding example of reading by Year 1 student Zali C, who read ‘Baabra Lamb’ to me with a level of fluency that I would be proud of myself! Zali displayed a tremendous level of confidence in reading aloud, which can often be a skill that is difficult for readers of all ages to mas-ter. Thanks for providing me with such a great start to the day Zali! Year 8 student Levi R then thoroughly impressed me with his exciting news around

writing. Please turn to the Middle-Years section of today’s newsletter to discover the wonderful achievement of our Middle-Years captain.

Eaglehawk IGA Community Rewards Fundraising Program – Info At College Fete Eaglehawk IGA run a community rewards fundraising program through their store which sees shoppers reward-ed with points upon payment of their groceries. A proportion of these points can be donated to a local organisation of your choice, with the College looking at becoming one of the organisations that shoppers can support. Sandra of Fairleys Supa IGA will be in attendance at the upcoming fete so that College community members are able ask questions and sign-up for a community rewards key tag. In order for the College to benefit from these community points, we need to have at least 30 families sign up to the program.


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Thankyou Year 5 and 6! Unbeknown to many, last Friday was a significant day for all Principal Class members and all watermelons, with National Principal’s Day and National Watermelon Day falling on Friday August 3rd. A special thankyou is extended to all Year 5 and 6 students who made myself and Mr Wilkinson feel very special with their kind words and thoughtful gifts to celebrate the occasion. These special occasions are generally not something that we celebrate overtly, but we do very much appreciate the gesture from these students.

Community Table-Tennis – Starts This Monday Evening Local lady Dot Humbert has recently advertised the idea of ‘community table-tennis’, and this Monday night from 8:00pm will see the hosting of the first week of social table-tennis for those who are interested. The table-tennis will run for the next 4 weeks on a Monday evening with a charge of $2.00 per person to participate. If you are interested in participating in this social event, please make contact with Dot on 54 366 382.

Welcome Aboard Alan! The College is very excited to welcome Alan Paterson onto our Wellbeing Team. Alan has been working in the College each Tuesday this term and will continue in a one day per week capacity. Alan is a qualified teacher and an experienced Welfare Officer who last worked at East Loddon approx. 5 years ago. He has worked in a range of settings and adds a tremendous amount of experience, knowledge and expertise to our wellbeing team, complementing the terrific work that Wendy Twigg, Sue Allen and Denise Leed already do.

Parent Opinion Survey At the end of last week we posted out 80 Parent Opinion surveys to randomly selected families of the College as part of the annual survey offered by the Department of Education and Training. This survey is designed to assist schools in gaining an understanding of parents’ perceptions of school climate, student behaviour and student engagement. Our school will use the survey results to help inform and direct future school planning and improvement strategies, and should you be one of the lucky families who receive a survey, we would very much appreciate you taking the time to get online and complete the survey. The survey should take 10-15 minutes to complete and can be completed on any internet enabled device (iPad, Desktop or Laptop, Smartphone). Parents are assured that all responses are completely confidential with the survey conducted anonymously. Apologies are extended to anyone who may again receive a survey, after receiving one in 2017 (This is bound to occur!).

Lions Junior Public Speaking – Regional Finals Amy T and Emily S will represent East Loddon at the regional finals of the Lions Junior Public Speaking Competition in Pyramid Hill on Sunday August 19th. I am sure that both students will once again do a tremendous job and we wish them all the very best for this next level of competition.

Private Piano Sessions

The College has an experienced piano teacher who currently has availability to offer further lessons. If you have a

child who is interested in undertaking private piano lessons at the College, please make contact with the Office

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Opportunity For Private Social Work Counselling At The College On the back of the successful implementation of private speech sessions at the College, we would like to make College parents and guardians aware of the possibility of private social work counselling. If we receive enough interest, accredited mental health social worker Anna Garlick of RED BIRD ROOM, will provide this private service from the College on a designated day of the week. This private arrangement would allow for students to see a qualified worker discretely at the College, rather than rely on a parent or guardian to make a trip to Bendigo or Echuca for the same service. Being able to access a quality service at the College has proven to be most beneficial with private speech sessions and we expect that this would be the case once again, with students missing only an hour of class, rather than a half or whole day accessing the service. If interested, please take a look at Anna’s letter below and either make contact directly with her on the num-ber or email provided, or make contact with myself for more details.

RED BIRD ROOM ANNA GARLICK: MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL WORKER

E A S T L O D D O N P - 1 2 C O L L E G E , D I N G E E . 3 5 7 1 My name is Anna Garlick I am a mental health accredited social worker. I am offering private social work counselling to the school community of East Loddon College, where I will be working from the school 1 day a fortnight. I have 10 years’ experience in working with children from 3-18 yrs old and their families. In this time I have worked in school settings in the Bendigo region as well as having private practice in Boort and in Bendigo. I utilise a variety of Evidence based techniques to assist children and adolescents in working through their difficulties in a relaxed and inviting environment. I am experienced in treating and managing a range of presenting problems such as but not limited to: Emotional issues such as anxiety and depression Anger and behavioural disorders Trauma and stress related issues Self-esteem and social difficulties in children and adolescents You can talk to the school for further information or contact me directly by Ph: 0413018086 or email me at [email protected] Fees are $95 per hour, with a mental health plan you will receive $74.40 Medicare rebate, so you will be out of pocket $20.60 S I N C E R E L Y , A N N A G A R L I C K M E N T A L H E A L T H S O C I A L W O R K E R I hope you have a great week!

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Science week 2019 – Game Changers and Change Makers: Science week has come around quickly again! Next week, our senior Science students will welcome our junior scientists into the lab to run a range of experiments! These will range from Physics on the central lawn to Slime dancing on a speaker! Our junior Scientists will also use their Science lesson time researching about a game changer, or change makers in the Science world. These will be on display Friday lunch time in the Multi-Purpose Room. One lucky researcher will be chosen and awarded a free trip to the Science room for them and two friends (Experiments included!) We are also really excited to welcome Kath from Catalyst Metals Limited into the College on Thursday to speak with all students from Prep to 12 about gold mining, and the current works that are happening in our local area. Parents are welcome to attend, please contact me for further information if you are interested. I’m looking forward to another great and informative Science week! Thanks for your support and interest in Science, Sarah Pilkington Science learning area leader.

Assistant Principal’s News Last Friday was Principal’s day and can I thanks the Year 5 and 6 classes who made some really lovely and thoughtful cards and presents for Mr Leed and I. It’s funny that sort of stuff, I always thought ‘Principal’s day’ comes in the same bag as ‘teachers day’ and ‘children’s day’ and to be honest it does. We get paid every two weeks to thank us for the work we do and we also get the occasional thank you from parents and students, which is a great reward, however, it was nice to get a surprise thank you from the groups mentioned above. My particular favourite present was a deflated volleyball that Ned and Cade had fashioned in to a hat for me. They made me wear it during reading time. Nice work guys, nice!

Get ready for this again and again, because I am going to keep banging on about it. The Fete is coming. Next week is week 5 and during week 10 we have the Fete. This means you need to get cracking on a few things. I have a particular interest in these Fete activities

The EastLoddibald Prize. You will need to get $10 to the Office to enter this portraiture competition. There are budding artists all over our catchment and we would strongly encourage you to encourage them to enter. Maybe you are one of these people- encourage yourself. Canvas supplied by the school are standard size and must be used. Medium is anything, from crayon to oil painting etc. Please draw some-one from the community. So far entrants include Mrs Heaslip and myself. This means if you enter you are guaranteed at least 2nd place. This will be voted on by the public on Fete day. Prize to be decided, probably voucher.

Cream puff cook off. This is a baking competition open to all. We all know someone who makes the best version of this diabetes delight. Encourage them to enter. Prize of a voucher is up for grabs and entry fee is $5. BARGAIN way to show off your skills. School Council President and MMM radio star Richard Hicks has offered to be a judge again, so inside info would say, butter him up and you are halfway there.

Rocker cover racers. I have three cars ready and am looking at 1 more this year, so as I can get last through to 4th last places. This is also $5 entry with a winner take all trophy. See if you can beat Lachie James’ blue thunder. (or was it Adam James). A good excuse to get in the shed with your kids, make a project and compete together. There is a rule list which is a mile long but in short you want a rocker cover less than 750mm long and 300mm wide. Max weight 4kg, wheels don’t protrude more than half a wheel in front or behind car. Max wheel diameter 165mm. No ballast (Nick Marlow). The rest is common sense.

LET IT BE KNOWN- I LOVE FETE DAY

Have a good weekend, Carlton are ordinary again

Scott Wilkinson Assistant Principal


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P-4 Update

Building Strong Foundations

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Student of The Week

Prep—Jack for making reading ‘so exciting”!

Year 1—Deisel for improving his reading this

week.

Year 2—Lily for continuing to put in her best

effort in every class.

Year 3—Piper for her effort and concentration.

Year 4—Keira for always getting on with her work and working to the best of her ability in all areas.

You Can Do It! Awards PERSITENCE (Working Tough)

Prep—Henry for working really hard with

sounding out in reading and writing.

Year 1—Caitlin for improving

her handwriting.

Year 2—Noah for consistently

working hard on his reading.

Year 3—Ava for concentration and persistence

when learning time on the clock.

Year 4—Brayden for great persistence with his

maths work this week.

Assembly News

Four of our Year 1 students provided an exciting version of the play ‘A

Strange Shoe’. Our performers demonstrated great use of character voices.

Reading Clubs

175 Nights of Reading Y4-Riley and Emily Prep- Jake and Penny

150 Nights of Reading Prep-Charlotte

125 Nights of Reading Prep- Baxter


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Year 3/4 Anglesea Camp Payment Plan

Date Amount

Friday the 24th August (if unpaid on the booklist) $90.00

Friday 14th September $70.00

Friday 28th September (all monies paid to this date

are non –refundable due to the Colleges financial

commitment to the camp).

$70.00

Friday 12th October $60.00

Friday 26th October $60.00

Prep Sounds in Focus

The sounds in focus this week are : ‘Vv’ as in ‘Vase in a van’ and Yy’ as in ‘Yellow yo-yo’.

Prep Words To Fluency

Please continue to reinforce the 100 most frequently used words to build word recognition and fluency.

P-4 Excursion Rochester Road and Farm Safety Expo - Tuesday 21st August

Today your child should have brought home a notice, including a consent form. The cost of the excursion is $11

which covers bus transport, please note there are no other costs involved. Next week’s Newsletter will contain

additional details about the day.

LITERACY

Encourage your child to read beyond the books they bring home from school. We are surrounded by print and it

is important that students learn to make connections between skills learnt at school and applying them to real

life situations. That involves encouraging them to read everything from TV guides, magazines and cereal boxes to

road and shop signs. Write messages on whiteboards or notes in lunchboxes. The internet has a wealth of stories

suitable for children and you could also encourage them to read for a purpose by following a recipe to cook

something the family can enjoy (hopefully).

Language Sessions

We have been fortunate to have Grace Thompson (Regional Speech pathologist) working with our Prep and Year

1 classes each fortnight. Grace has been teaching ‘Colourful Semantics’, an approach for developing good sen-

tence structure.

Playground Update

One of our College groundskeepers, Ricky, recently added some pipes and a

container to the sandpit to make the sand play, with an extensive irrigation

system, so much more exciting. Thanks for the initiative, Ricky.

Peter Vernon

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PREPS 100 Days of Learning Making a tower with 100 cups

The Preps celebrated their 100 days of learning on Wednesday. Every day for the last 100, students have been counting down for this day to arrive. They participated in activities about the number 100. Making a paper chain with 100 links, counting by 5s to 100 by cutting out hand prints and completing a 100 number chart, jigsaw puzzle. The challenge for the occasion was who could build the highest tower using 100 plastic cups. A question was asked, ‘Are you taller than 100 unifix blocks?’ In writing they wrote about - “When I am 100 years old I …….. will sit on a chair all day. I will be wrinkly.” –Joseph

“When I am 100 years old I ….. will shave my hair and I will have a walking stick. I will stay in

bed all day. I will have grey hair that I will shave.” –Jack

“When I am 100 years old I …. am wrinkly and grey and sleeping in my bed all day. I am going

to be rich.” – Charlotte.

“When I am 100 years old I …. will have lots of wrinkles and have lots of spots and I will have

no hair.” – Penny

“When I am 100 years old I …. will be bald and be in bed.” – Henry.

Collecting and recycling unused or broken mobile phones Our Grade 3 students have been learning and discussing how we can make a difference in our environment and world. The class has decided for the remainder of the term to collect as many old or broken mobile phones as we can and see if we can beat our record of 47 mobiles collected in 2016 by the end of this term. You may ask use yourself why? Here is a list of facts that we hope will persuade you to help us on this quest.

Every year, up to 250 Million mobile phones are replaced worldwide by new models. A recent survey by Nokia covering 13 countries suggests that, although only 4% of users’

old mobiles are actually thrown away and wasted on landfill, still less are actually recycled.

The vast unsung majority are left at home and forgotten about – 44% of old phones are just laying around people’s homes. Eight million mobiles were recycled in the UK in 2009. Mobile phone recycling can help in many ways. Australian mobile phone recycling campaign ‘Old Phones, More Trees’ has in

two years resulted in 175,000 trees being planted from the proceeds of recycling over 56 tonnes of mobile phones and accessories.

One tonne of old mobile phones can yield 150 grams of gold. That’s 30 times more than a tonne of ore from a gold mine, preserving the planet’s precious resources.

Recycling mobile phones will help stop the habitat destruction (like the orangutans in Sumatra and Borneo) in the search for precious metals.

Recycling old phones is so easy. So dig out your old mobiles and drop them into the yellow mail box in the office. Let’s see how many we can collect before the end of the term. Thanks from the Grade 3 Students.

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Middle Years Parents, please join Bloomz to get regular updates from your child’s classroom.

Middle Years Captains Report

This week we have introduced room cleaning to the Year 7’s which involves them taking

responsibility for cleaning their own classroom. Tomorrow the Year 5’s and 6’s have an

excursion to Mars (sort of). Next Tuesday the regional athletics will be held for some

students from the 5’s and 6’s and we wish them all good luck. Science Week is next week

and the topic is ‘Change Makers’. All Middle Years classes will be running an experiment

with one class from the P-4 classes. Have a good weekend.

Bloomz Snapshot

Book recommendation

“Just Shocking” by Andy Griffiths.

Recommended by Lachlan in Yr 5.

“This book has lots of funny and

interesting short stories. My

favourite so far is ‘101 really

dangerous things’. I’d

recommend this book to anyone

from Year 3 to 8.”

Jack practicing his B.E.E.F

shooting technique in PE

Yr 7 Science—Steph and Jorja

showing off their food-web dioramas.

Yr 5 English—Fynn and

Drew comparing spelling

test results.

Yr 7 Maths—Dakota practicing

alternate and co-interior angles.

Year 5/6 Mars Excursion

Quick reminder—the bus for Friday’s 5/6 excursion will

be leaving at 6:30am from school. What? 6:30? AM?

Well it does take a long time to get to Mars.

See Bloomz for more details.

LEVI R—OUR OWN RESIDENT PUBLISHED AUTHOR

The Bendigo Writers Festival “Young Writers Anthology” is in its third year. This

is a collection of short stories submitted by people aged between 8 and 16. Over

250 entries were submitted, and Levi in Year 8 was one of the 30 winning

submissions to get his work published.

His short story “Uncharted Ground” is about a young girl exploring a post-

apocalyptic world from which she has been protected her whole life. A signed

copy will be available in our school library shortly.

This was something that was promoted through the school and Levi’s parents

encouraged him to enter. He only completed his final copy 2 hours before the

final submission closed.

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Senior School News

Year 10 & 11 Subject Selections due Friday 10th of Aug VTAC is open On Tuesday our Year 12 students signed up and set up their VTAC accounts. This is all really exciting and I feel helps motivate students towards the end of their schooling. I have now started making individual appointments with students about completing their VTAC applications, SEAS (special entry access schemes) and VTAC scholarships. Once I have met with Year 12 about this I will start to make contact with parents/guardians and in-vite you to have a look at the process also.

Australian Defence Force ADF Careers Visit On Tuesday 21st of August our Year 10-12 students are invited to attend a careers information session about the Australian Defence Force. The information will range from what it is, officers, trades, apprenticeships and career / employment opportunities. The session will take place from approx. 2-3pm. Parents/guardians are also welcome to attend. Please confirm with myself either via phone or email if you would like to attend.

Bendigo Bank Scholarship information Year 12 students are invited to attend an information session about the local Bendigo Bank scholarship process and application. This will take place on Tuesday 21st of Aug during lunch time from approx. 12:50-1:30pm. Parents/guardians are also welcome to attend. Please confirm with myself either via phone or email if you would like to attend.

La Trobe University visit On Wednesday September 5th our Year 10 & 11 students (Year 12 optional) will attend a La Trobe University presentation about university life, tafe / Colleges and also other access programs and opportunities through La Trobe University. Parents/guardians are also welcome to attend. Please confirm with myself either via phone or email if you would like to attend.

Upcoming Events & dates Year 10 Keys Please: Friday 21st of Sep 11am – 12:20pm Year 11 Fit 2 Drive: Friday 21st of Sep 9am-12:40pm Year 12 Looking After Your Mates Friday 21st of Sep 12:50-1:30pm

Thanks for your time Sarah Byrne Senior Sub-school Leader


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Uniform orders due tomorrow 10th August.

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DENTAL HEALTH WEEK, 6-10 AUGUST 2018

The Australian Dental Health Asso-

ciation says that cleaning your

teeth after every meal and visiting

your dentist on a regular basis, not

only helps to prevent tooth decay

and other oral problems, but can

also prevent gum disease; which

can increase your risk of serious

health problems such as heart attack, stroke and diabetes.

Students participating in the Dental Health Week Promotion, receiving

toothbrushes and toothpaste from Leanne Welsh.

65% of Australians haven’t seen a dentist in the last 2 years

Under 50% of Australians only brush once-a-day.

Nearly 40% never floss between their teeth

And just over 73% of young people are consuming too much sugar.

Unfortunately, many people do not visit

their dentist regularly.

But, we encourage you to make the ef-

fort to help your teeth.

We only get one set and we need to

look after them.

Above Photo: Sue Allen, Denise Leed, Leanne Welsh and students with the

Dental Health Week Promotion at East Loddon College. Free toothbrushes,

toothpaste, water, yoghurt, and apples were handed out. Displays of ‘healthy

food options’ and ‘how much sugar is in our food’ created some interesting

conversations.

Our P-6 students can receive free or subsidised dental

treatment by the “Teeth On Wheels Program” which is com-

ing to our school on the 27th August, just by completing and

returning the Consent Forms by Monday 13th August. N.B.

Late forms will not be accepted!


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KFC – Kids Friday Club Term 3

KFC for Term 3 is set to start on Friday August 24th and continue on August 31st, September 7th and 14th with

our Annual Bush Olympics at Bears Lagoon on Sunday August 16th. A KFC newsletter will be distributed in

the next week or so.

All Prep to Year 6 students are welcome to come along to KFC. For registration forms or enquiries please

contact one of the leaders listed below.

During Term 3, KFC will be running its annual fund raiser for charity. We usually do a ‘Loose Change Chal-

lenge’ (collect loose change) but this year we are supporting 2 Pairs Each. Josh Berry, a 12 year old boy,

started 2 Pairs each when he was 9 in an endeavour to care for the homeless by supplying pairs of warm

socks. His aim is to provide 50,000 pairs of socks and is on track with nearly 19,000 pairs already. So, KFC

children can either collect Loose Change to buy socks or purchase the socks themselves and bring them

to KFC during Term 3.

Contacts for enquiries - Robyn Falls 0429368242, Leanne Welsh 0447689309,

Judy Mountjoy 0488379222, Wendy Twigg 0427807124, Anne Baker 0429368453

There is an “Australian Rock Royalty Tour” concert to be held at the new Bendigo Stadium on Sat 1

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September. The promoters are now offering a special offer so that the community can help support the farmers. $60 Special FARMERS ticket which $20 of that

will go to the Buy a Bale fund PLUS for each ticket sold they will give a farmer a night out with a free

ticket!!!!

Give the farmers a night to enjoy! ...

Please help by

grabbing a ticket at ticketek.com.au


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Canteen News

Pies, Pasties, School Pies, Potato Pies, Sausage rolls are available Term 2 and Term 3.

2018 TERM 3

TERM 3 SEPTEMBER

AUGUST Monday 3rd Belinda Cymo Vivian Nicart

Friday 10th Lisa Twigg Louise Hocking Tuesday 4th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 5th Brian Duffy Karolyn Campbell

Monday 13th Vivian Nicart Lynda Cartwright Thursday 6th Sue Pickles

Tuesday 14th Rachel Hay Cheryl Green Friday 7th Michelle Balic Breeanna Hocking

Wednesday 15th Sue Pickles

Thursday 16th Sue Pickles Monday 10th Mel Primrose Cheryl Green

Friday 17th Kate Duncan Breeanna Hocking Tuesday 11th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 12th Leanne Welsh Ebony Lawry

Monday 20th Margaret Hocking Thursday 13th Sue Pickles

Tuesday 21st Sue Pickles Friday 14th Yoli Humphries Kylie Addlem

Wednesday 22nd Nicky Lawry

Thursday 23rd Sue Pickles Monday 17th Margaret Hocking

Friday 24th Katherine Ellis Mel Primrose Tuesday 18th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 19th FETE DAY

Monday 27th Lisa Twigg Sarah Jane Crabbe Thursday 20th Sue Pickles

Tuesday 28th Michelle Diss Friday 21st Leanne Welsh Lisa Twigg

Wednesday 29th Sue Pickles

Thursday 30th Sue Pickles

Friday 31st Toyah Kettere Miranda Smith


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College Calendar

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

6th

Dental Health

Week

7th 8th 9th 10th

Yr 5/6 Mars Expedition Excursion

Uniform

Orders Due

11th 12th

13th

Science Week

14th

Athletics Sports day Yr’s 4,5,6

15th

16th 17th

Yr 7 Ecolinc

Excursion

18th 19th

20th

Healthy Bones

Week

21st` 22nd

State School

Spectacular

Practice

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27th

P-6

Teeth on

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28th 29th 30th

Yr 9/10 Term 3

Sport s Day

31st

SEPTEMBER

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