Gisborne Primary School CHALK TALK...2017/05/25 · Gisborne Primary School Issue 15 25th May 2017...
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Gisborne Primary School 25th May 2017 Issue 15 CHALK TALK Diary Dates Fri 26th May Curriculum Day (Student Free Day) Tue 30th May UNSW Science Wed 31st May Division Cross Country Fri 2nd June Grade 5 Scienceworks Excursion Tue 6th June Gr 1 Western Water Incursion Fri 9th June House Athlecs Carnival Mon 12th June Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday Tue 13th June Gr 3&4 Scienceworks Excursion Wed 14th June UNSW Spelling Girl’s AFL Compeon Wed 21st June School Council Meeng Thur 22nd June WM Region Cross Country Fri 23rd June Grade 1 Excursion to Rosslynne Reservoir PFA Book Stall Saturday 29th July Comedy for a Cause Night PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear families, Canteen Helpers Last week was School Canteen Week and I would like to recognise the efforts of all the canteen helpers. Jane Davies has managed the canteen for more than four years and has been ably assisted by Cheryl as a volunteer for two days each week during that me as well as a roster of parents. Cheryl is a grandmother of three of our students. We very much appreciate the work of all our volunteers and a special thank you to Cheryl for her ongoing support. Curriculum Day Tomorrow We have several sessions planned for our curriculum day on Friday to support the school ’s wellbeing, teaching and learning areas of focus in line with the Annual Implementaon Plan: Numeracy: We will be looking at lesson structure and differenaon to ensure all students are acvely supported by the teacher during each lesson at their point of need. This includes extending and supporng all students at a range of abilies with challenging and engaging tasks. Literacy: The teachers will be revising the use of Toolboxes during wring sessions. This ensures students have access to a range of vocabulary and spelling strategies to improve the quality of their wring. Other teachers will be exploring ways to further differenate and provide explicit teaching of comprehension strategies during reading sessions. Digital Technology: The new Victorian Curriculum will be the focus for this session. Teachers will have the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the digital technology curriculum and build an understanding of the scope and sequence of learning opportunies from Foundaon to Level 6/7/8. These will be incorporated into weekly plans. Wellbeing: Some members of the wellbeing leadership team have aended two very worthwhile sessions to build the school’s wellbeing curriculum and supports. In line with School-Wide Posive Behaviour Support framework we are currently updang our values. Over the coming year, we will be creang a range of documents and expectaons around the behaviours and atudes of the whole school community in our interacons with each other – staff, students and families. Following a workshop on Monday when we looked at our Resilience Survey data, we will be addressing several areas to improve students’ feelings of connectedness to school and peers. If you are interested in contribung your ideas for our school values discussions please talk to a school council member, Lisa Maxwell or me, before our next school council meeng on 21 st June. Term 2 Grade 3 program summary – Jusne Ellio Literacy How to plan, draſt and publish narraves and persuasive texts, idenfy an argument and choose a point of view How to use soſtware including word processing programs with growing speed and efficiency to construct and edit texts To understand and demonstrate - Within the Text, About the Text and Beyond the Text. Silent e Rule, 3, 4 and 5. Numeracy Inverse operaons – the relaonship between addion and subtracon Time, Locaon and transformaon Integrated Exploring natural and human erosive effects on the Earth surface. Julie Souer CURRICULUM DAY TOMORROW FRIDAY 26th MAY— Student free day
Transcript of Gisborne Primary School CHALK TALK...2017/05/25 · Gisborne Primary School Issue 15 25th May 2017...
Gisborne Primary School
25th May 2017 Issue 15
CHALK TALK
Diary Dates
Fri 26th May Curriculum Day (Student Free Day)
Tue 30th May UNSW Science
Wed 31st May Division Cross Country
Fri 2nd June Grade 5 Scienceworks Excursion
Tue 6th June Gr 1 Western Water Incursion
Fri 9th June House Athletics Carnival
Mon 12th June Queenrsquos Birthday Public Holiday
Tue 13th June Gr 3amp4 Scienceworks Excursion
Wed 14th June
UNSW Spelling
Girlrsquos AFL Competition
Wed 21st June School Council Meeting
Thur 22nd June WM Region Cross Country
Fri 23rd June
Grade 1 Excursion to Rosslynne Reservoir
PFA Book Stall
Saturday 29th July Comedy for a Cause Night
PRINCIPALrsquoS MESSAGE Dear families
Canteen Helpers Last week was School Canteen Week and I would like to recognise the efforts of all the canteen helpers Jane Davies has managed the canteen for more than four years and has been ably assisted by Cheryl as a volunteer for two days each week during that time as well as a roster of parents Cheryl is a grandmother of three of our students We very much appreciate the work of all our volunteers and a special thank you to Cheryl for her ongoing support
Curriculum Day Tomorrow We have several sessions planned for our curriculum day on Friday to support the schoolrsquos wellbeing teaching and learning areas of focus in line with the Annual Implementation Plan
Numeracy We will be looking at lesson structure and differentiation to ensure all students are actively supported by the teacher during each lesson at their point of need This includes extending and supporting all students at a range of abilities with challenging and engaging tasks
Literacy The teachers will be revisiting the use of Toolboxes during writing sessions This ensures students have access to a range of vocabulary and spelling strategies to improve the quality of their writing Other teachers will be exploring ways to further differentiate and provide explicit teaching of comprehension strategies during reading sessions
Digital Technology The new Victorian Curriculum will be the focus for this session Teachers will have the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the digital technology curriculum and build an understanding of the scope and sequence of learning opportunities from Foundation to Level 678 These will be incorporated into weekly plans
Wellbeing Some members of the wellbeing leadership team have attended two very worthwhile sessions to build the schoolrsquos wellbeing curriculum and supports In line with School-Wide Positive Behaviour Support framework we are currently updating our values Over the coming year we will be creating a range of documents and expectations around the behaviours and attitudes of the whole school community in our interactions with each other ndash staff students and families Following a workshop on Monday when we looked at our Resilience Survey data we will be addressing several areas to improve studentsrsquo feelings of connectedness to school and peers If you are interested in contributing your ideas for our school values discussions please talk to a school council member Lisa Maxwell or me before our next school council meeting on 21st June
Term 2 Grade 3 program summary ndash Justine Elliott Literacy
How to plan draft and publish narratives and persuasive texts identify an argument and choose a
point of view
How to use software including word processing programs with growing speed and efficiency to
construct and edit texts
To understand and demonstrate - Within the Text About the Text and Beyond the Text
Silent e Rule 3 4 and 5
Numeracy
Inverse operations ndash the relationship between addition and subtraction
Time Location and transformation
Integrated
Exploring natural and human erosive effects on the Earth surface
Julie Soutter
CURRICULUM DAY TOMORROW FRIDAY 26th
MAYmdash Student free day
Page 2
CHALK TALK
PAYMENTS amp FORMS DUE
AMOUNT DATE DUE
Grade 5 Scienceworks Excursion
Permission Form amp Payment of $2600
Wednesday 31st May
Grade 3-6 House Athletics Carnival
Permission Form amp Payment of $1000
Friday 2nd June
Grade 3 amp 4 Scienceworks Excursion
Permission Form amp Payment of $1600
Tuesday 6th June
Subject Contributions amp Class Materials (Fees)
Please refer to your Family Statement
2017
Please click the following link to complete your payment via Qkr httpsqkrmastercardcomstorehome
Dear Families
This week is Education Week 2017 ndash Health Body Healthy Mind Every week at Gisborne Primary School there are programs that are covered both in and outside of the classroom that contributes to the sense of Healthy Body and Healthy Mind for students and families in our school community Students are participating in Physical Education sessions each week Students are encouraged to eat healthy fruit and vegetables for brain food each day and are encouraged to drink plenty of water throughout the day Students are active during recess and lunchtime Senior students participate in extra sports sessions As mentioned in earlier newsletters the school has introduced SEL which is Resilience Rights and Respectful Relationships program within the classrooms Students are exposed to Mindfulness sessions on a daily basis Our Term One Integrated Studies was based on Health and also included our Learning to Learn program where students were introduced to a positive mindset It was lovely to see our students participating in the planting day today Well done to our Junior School Councillors for their part in making the day run smoothly and of course to our wonderful parent helpers A huge thank you to Sally Emerson for working tirelessly to organise the day Kind Regards Bree Scott and Lisa Maxwell
SAFETY CONCERNmdashHEATING FOOD Dear Parents
Due to safety concerns we ask parents NOT to send food that requires heating OHS requirements prevent students from using microwaves and staff cannot leave the classrooms
unsupervised at eating times There are also concerns that students can be burned from spills or possible over heating
We thank you for you co-operation and understanding
On Wednesday the 17th of May the prep cohort had an incursion from Western Water Alice came to visit us and teach us about the water cycle We learnt that water can be found in three forms a liquid a solid and a gas and as it goes through the water cycle it changes We participated in a play demonstrating the water cycle Each person was dressed up as a certain role in our class play We had lots of fun
Page 3
CHALK
On Monday the 22nd May the girls soccer team walked to Dixon Field to compete in the District Soccer tournament Our first game was a friendly match against Riddells Creek Primary Our score was 4-0 with Phoebe and Caitlan scoring 2 goals each Our second game was against Mount Macedon with the score 3-0 Our goals were scored by Lily Eleanor and Monty Winning this game meant we got in to the grand final Our third game was against New Gisborne in the grand final It was a stressful but fun game winning 2-0 with goals scored by Natasha and Caitlan We are now moving on to compete in the Division tournament We would like to thank Mrs Stuart for training us and Mr McCall Mrs Lopes and Steve Van Emmerik for taking us there and all the parents for supporting us on the day By Zoe S Natasha W amp Rue Kmdash6C On Monday the 22nd May at 900am the boys soccer team went to Dixon Field to compete in the interschool soccer tournament The first match was at 1030am We won 2-0 against Holy Cross Our second game was at 1130am and we lost 2-1 in a competitive game against Macedon Our third game was at 100pm against Mount Macedon and we won 1-0 After all of our matches we played a friendly match against the girls and the teachers We would like to congratulate the girls on winning the grand final and we would also like to thank Steve for being a great coach Thank you to all the parents and teachers that came along By Lane G Josh D Caleb W amp Aiden Cmdash6A
Page 4
CHALK TALK
ldquoCOMEDY FOR CAUSErdquo FUNDRAISER NIGHT
Donrsquot forget to book your tickets to the
ldquoComedy for a Causerdquo evening that will be
showcasing some of the best comedians from
the Sydney and Melbourne International
Comedy Festival to raise funds for our school
The show will be held on Saturday 29th July
at 8pm at the Gisborne Golf Club
This is a great way to have a fun night out and
help raise funds for our school (The show is adults
only as it may feature some low level course
language)
Tickets are $35 each and bookings can be made
via the following link
comedyforacausenetGP
Be sure to get in quick as seats are limited
Oval Play and Retaining Wall Planting
The planting on the retaining wall should be completed today Thank you very much to those parents
who have volunteered to help in various ways We hope the students have enjoyed being involved in
the process and thank the Junior School Council for their work to make it happen
Parents please remind your children to be careful not to step on the plants when retrieving balls from on
the retaining wall We particularly ask for your help with this when playing after school
Thank you
PFA
Page 5
CHALK TALK
RESPONSIBILITY CARING COOPERATION
George Bmdash3B Oliver Bmdash 4A
Rhyia Smdash5B Harmony Fmdash5B
Lachlan Tmdash2A Harry Hmdash2A
Scarlette Gmdash2A Ethan Amdash2A Adam Hmdash2A
Zac Jmdash2A
Congratulations to the following students who were observed displaying positive behaviours including
our school values over the last week
Congratulations to our lsquoStudent of the Weekrsquo award winners
Adele MmdashPA Bailey FmdashPB Willow JmdashPC Gracie Fmdash1A
Alyssa Gmdash1C Jarrod Rmdash2B Angus Smdash3A Brooke Bmdash3B
Mitchell Cmdash4B Lucas Amdash4C Alexander Smdash5A Eli Wmdash5B
Baden Dmdash5C Bradley Dmdash6A Natasha Wmdash6C
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated their birthdays this week 21st Maymdash27th May
Eleanor Kmdash6C Zane GmdashPB Sophie Mmdash4A Maria Cmdash5A Lane Gmdash6A Kirsty Tmdash6A Jack Mmdash1B Daniel Smdash6B Ryder MmdashPA Joshua Bmdash3B James Mmdash4A Austin Fmdash4C
Page 6
CHALK TALK
Congratulations to the winner of this weekrsquos individual prize
Ashton Amdash5A
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
Page 2
CHALK TALK
PAYMENTS amp FORMS DUE
AMOUNT DATE DUE
Grade 5 Scienceworks Excursion
Permission Form amp Payment of $2600
Wednesday 31st May
Grade 3-6 House Athletics Carnival
Permission Form amp Payment of $1000
Friday 2nd June
Grade 3 amp 4 Scienceworks Excursion
Permission Form amp Payment of $1600
Tuesday 6th June
Subject Contributions amp Class Materials (Fees)
Please refer to your Family Statement
2017
Please click the following link to complete your payment via Qkr httpsqkrmastercardcomstorehome
Dear Families
This week is Education Week 2017 ndash Health Body Healthy Mind Every week at Gisborne Primary School there are programs that are covered both in and outside of the classroom that contributes to the sense of Healthy Body and Healthy Mind for students and families in our school community Students are participating in Physical Education sessions each week Students are encouraged to eat healthy fruit and vegetables for brain food each day and are encouraged to drink plenty of water throughout the day Students are active during recess and lunchtime Senior students participate in extra sports sessions As mentioned in earlier newsletters the school has introduced SEL which is Resilience Rights and Respectful Relationships program within the classrooms Students are exposed to Mindfulness sessions on a daily basis Our Term One Integrated Studies was based on Health and also included our Learning to Learn program where students were introduced to a positive mindset It was lovely to see our students participating in the planting day today Well done to our Junior School Councillors for their part in making the day run smoothly and of course to our wonderful parent helpers A huge thank you to Sally Emerson for working tirelessly to organise the day Kind Regards Bree Scott and Lisa Maxwell
SAFETY CONCERNmdashHEATING FOOD Dear Parents
Due to safety concerns we ask parents NOT to send food that requires heating OHS requirements prevent students from using microwaves and staff cannot leave the classrooms
unsupervised at eating times There are also concerns that students can be burned from spills or possible over heating
We thank you for you co-operation and understanding
On Wednesday the 17th of May the prep cohort had an incursion from Western Water Alice came to visit us and teach us about the water cycle We learnt that water can be found in three forms a liquid a solid and a gas and as it goes through the water cycle it changes We participated in a play demonstrating the water cycle Each person was dressed up as a certain role in our class play We had lots of fun
Page 3
CHALK
On Monday the 22nd May the girls soccer team walked to Dixon Field to compete in the District Soccer tournament Our first game was a friendly match against Riddells Creek Primary Our score was 4-0 with Phoebe and Caitlan scoring 2 goals each Our second game was against Mount Macedon with the score 3-0 Our goals were scored by Lily Eleanor and Monty Winning this game meant we got in to the grand final Our third game was against New Gisborne in the grand final It was a stressful but fun game winning 2-0 with goals scored by Natasha and Caitlan We are now moving on to compete in the Division tournament We would like to thank Mrs Stuart for training us and Mr McCall Mrs Lopes and Steve Van Emmerik for taking us there and all the parents for supporting us on the day By Zoe S Natasha W amp Rue Kmdash6C On Monday the 22nd May at 900am the boys soccer team went to Dixon Field to compete in the interschool soccer tournament The first match was at 1030am We won 2-0 against Holy Cross Our second game was at 1130am and we lost 2-1 in a competitive game against Macedon Our third game was at 100pm against Mount Macedon and we won 1-0 After all of our matches we played a friendly match against the girls and the teachers We would like to congratulate the girls on winning the grand final and we would also like to thank Steve for being a great coach Thank you to all the parents and teachers that came along By Lane G Josh D Caleb W amp Aiden Cmdash6A
Page 4
CHALK TALK
ldquoCOMEDY FOR CAUSErdquo FUNDRAISER NIGHT
Donrsquot forget to book your tickets to the
ldquoComedy for a Causerdquo evening that will be
showcasing some of the best comedians from
the Sydney and Melbourne International
Comedy Festival to raise funds for our school
The show will be held on Saturday 29th July
at 8pm at the Gisborne Golf Club
This is a great way to have a fun night out and
help raise funds for our school (The show is adults
only as it may feature some low level course
language)
Tickets are $35 each and bookings can be made
via the following link
comedyforacausenetGP
Be sure to get in quick as seats are limited
Oval Play and Retaining Wall Planting
The planting on the retaining wall should be completed today Thank you very much to those parents
who have volunteered to help in various ways We hope the students have enjoyed being involved in
the process and thank the Junior School Council for their work to make it happen
Parents please remind your children to be careful not to step on the plants when retrieving balls from on
the retaining wall We particularly ask for your help with this when playing after school
Thank you
PFA
Page 5
CHALK TALK
RESPONSIBILITY CARING COOPERATION
George Bmdash3B Oliver Bmdash 4A
Rhyia Smdash5B Harmony Fmdash5B
Lachlan Tmdash2A Harry Hmdash2A
Scarlette Gmdash2A Ethan Amdash2A Adam Hmdash2A
Zac Jmdash2A
Congratulations to the following students who were observed displaying positive behaviours including
our school values over the last week
Congratulations to our lsquoStudent of the Weekrsquo award winners
Adele MmdashPA Bailey FmdashPB Willow JmdashPC Gracie Fmdash1A
Alyssa Gmdash1C Jarrod Rmdash2B Angus Smdash3A Brooke Bmdash3B
Mitchell Cmdash4B Lucas Amdash4C Alexander Smdash5A Eli Wmdash5B
Baden Dmdash5C Bradley Dmdash6A Natasha Wmdash6C
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated their birthdays this week 21st Maymdash27th May
Eleanor Kmdash6C Zane GmdashPB Sophie Mmdash4A Maria Cmdash5A Lane Gmdash6A Kirsty Tmdash6A Jack Mmdash1B Daniel Smdash6B Ryder MmdashPA Joshua Bmdash3B James Mmdash4A Austin Fmdash4C
Page 6
CHALK TALK
Congratulations to the winner of this weekrsquos individual prize
Ashton Amdash5A
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
On Wednesday the 17th of May the prep cohort had an incursion from Western Water Alice came to visit us and teach us about the water cycle We learnt that water can be found in three forms a liquid a solid and a gas and as it goes through the water cycle it changes We participated in a play demonstrating the water cycle Each person was dressed up as a certain role in our class play We had lots of fun
Page 3
CHALK
On Monday the 22nd May the girls soccer team walked to Dixon Field to compete in the District Soccer tournament Our first game was a friendly match against Riddells Creek Primary Our score was 4-0 with Phoebe and Caitlan scoring 2 goals each Our second game was against Mount Macedon with the score 3-0 Our goals were scored by Lily Eleanor and Monty Winning this game meant we got in to the grand final Our third game was against New Gisborne in the grand final It was a stressful but fun game winning 2-0 with goals scored by Natasha and Caitlan We are now moving on to compete in the Division tournament We would like to thank Mrs Stuart for training us and Mr McCall Mrs Lopes and Steve Van Emmerik for taking us there and all the parents for supporting us on the day By Zoe S Natasha W amp Rue Kmdash6C On Monday the 22nd May at 900am the boys soccer team went to Dixon Field to compete in the interschool soccer tournament The first match was at 1030am We won 2-0 against Holy Cross Our second game was at 1130am and we lost 2-1 in a competitive game against Macedon Our third game was at 100pm against Mount Macedon and we won 1-0 After all of our matches we played a friendly match against the girls and the teachers We would like to congratulate the girls on winning the grand final and we would also like to thank Steve for being a great coach Thank you to all the parents and teachers that came along By Lane G Josh D Caleb W amp Aiden Cmdash6A
Page 4
CHALK TALK
ldquoCOMEDY FOR CAUSErdquo FUNDRAISER NIGHT
Donrsquot forget to book your tickets to the
ldquoComedy for a Causerdquo evening that will be
showcasing some of the best comedians from
the Sydney and Melbourne International
Comedy Festival to raise funds for our school
The show will be held on Saturday 29th July
at 8pm at the Gisborne Golf Club
This is a great way to have a fun night out and
help raise funds for our school (The show is adults
only as it may feature some low level course
language)
Tickets are $35 each and bookings can be made
via the following link
comedyforacausenetGP
Be sure to get in quick as seats are limited
Oval Play and Retaining Wall Planting
The planting on the retaining wall should be completed today Thank you very much to those parents
who have volunteered to help in various ways We hope the students have enjoyed being involved in
the process and thank the Junior School Council for their work to make it happen
Parents please remind your children to be careful not to step on the plants when retrieving balls from on
the retaining wall We particularly ask for your help with this when playing after school
Thank you
PFA
Page 5
CHALK TALK
RESPONSIBILITY CARING COOPERATION
George Bmdash3B Oliver Bmdash 4A
Rhyia Smdash5B Harmony Fmdash5B
Lachlan Tmdash2A Harry Hmdash2A
Scarlette Gmdash2A Ethan Amdash2A Adam Hmdash2A
Zac Jmdash2A
Congratulations to the following students who were observed displaying positive behaviours including
our school values over the last week
Congratulations to our lsquoStudent of the Weekrsquo award winners
Adele MmdashPA Bailey FmdashPB Willow JmdashPC Gracie Fmdash1A
Alyssa Gmdash1C Jarrod Rmdash2B Angus Smdash3A Brooke Bmdash3B
Mitchell Cmdash4B Lucas Amdash4C Alexander Smdash5A Eli Wmdash5B
Baden Dmdash5C Bradley Dmdash6A Natasha Wmdash6C
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated their birthdays this week 21st Maymdash27th May
Eleanor Kmdash6C Zane GmdashPB Sophie Mmdash4A Maria Cmdash5A Lane Gmdash6A Kirsty Tmdash6A Jack Mmdash1B Daniel Smdash6B Ryder MmdashPA Joshua Bmdash3B James Mmdash4A Austin Fmdash4C
Page 6
CHALK TALK
Congratulations to the winner of this weekrsquos individual prize
Ashton Amdash5A
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
On Monday the 22nd May the girls soccer team walked to Dixon Field to compete in the District Soccer tournament Our first game was a friendly match against Riddells Creek Primary Our score was 4-0 with Phoebe and Caitlan scoring 2 goals each Our second game was against Mount Macedon with the score 3-0 Our goals were scored by Lily Eleanor and Monty Winning this game meant we got in to the grand final Our third game was against New Gisborne in the grand final It was a stressful but fun game winning 2-0 with goals scored by Natasha and Caitlan We are now moving on to compete in the Division tournament We would like to thank Mrs Stuart for training us and Mr McCall Mrs Lopes and Steve Van Emmerik for taking us there and all the parents for supporting us on the day By Zoe S Natasha W amp Rue Kmdash6C On Monday the 22nd May at 900am the boys soccer team went to Dixon Field to compete in the interschool soccer tournament The first match was at 1030am We won 2-0 against Holy Cross Our second game was at 1130am and we lost 2-1 in a competitive game against Macedon Our third game was at 100pm against Mount Macedon and we won 1-0 After all of our matches we played a friendly match against the girls and the teachers We would like to congratulate the girls on winning the grand final and we would also like to thank Steve for being a great coach Thank you to all the parents and teachers that came along By Lane G Josh D Caleb W amp Aiden Cmdash6A
Page 4
CHALK TALK
ldquoCOMEDY FOR CAUSErdquo FUNDRAISER NIGHT
Donrsquot forget to book your tickets to the
ldquoComedy for a Causerdquo evening that will be
showcasing some of the best comedians from
the Sydney and Melbourne International
Comedy Festival to raise funds for our school
The show will be held on Saturday 29th July
at 8pm at the Gisborne Golf Club
This is a great way to have a fun night out and
help raise funds for our school (The show is adults
only as it may feature some low level course
language)
Tickets are $35 each and bookings can be made
via the following link
comedyforacausenetGP
Be sure to get in quick as seats are limited
Oval Play and Retaining Wall Planting
The planting on the retaining wall should be completed today Thank you very much to those parents
who have volunteered to help in various ways We hope the students have enjoyed being involved in
the process and thank the Junior School Council for their work to make it happen
Parents please remind your children to be careful not to step on the plants when retrieving balls from on
the retaining wall We particularly ask for your help with this when playing after school
Thank you
PFA
Page 5
CHALK TALK
RESPONSIBILITY CARING COOPERATION
George Bmdash3B Oliver Bmdash 4A
Rhyia Smdash5B Harmony Fmdash5B
Lachlan Tmdash2A Harry Hmdash2A
Scarlette Gmdash2A Ethan Amdash2A Adam Hmdash2A
Zac Jmdash2A
Congratulations to the following students who were observed displaying positive behaviours including
our school values over the last week
Congratulations to our lsquoStudent of the Weekrsquo award winners
Adele MmdashPA Bailey FmdashPB Willow JmdashPC Gracie Fmdash1A
Alyssa Gmdash1C Jarrod Rmdash2B Angus Smdash3A Brooke Bmdash3B
Mitchell Cmdash4B Lucas Amdash4C Alexander Smdash5A Eli Wmdash5B
Baden Dmdash5C Bradley Dmdash6A Natasha Wmdash6C
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated their birthdays this week 21st Maymdash27th May
Eleanor Kmdash6C Zane GmdashPB Sophie Mmdash4A Maria Cmdash5A Lane Gmdash6A Kirsty Tmdash6A Jack Mmdash1B Daniel Smdash6B Ryder MmdashPA Joshua Bmdash3B James Mmdash4A Austin Fmdash4C
Page 6
CHALK TALK
Congratulations to the winner of this weekrsquos individual prize
Ashton Amdash5A
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
ldquoCOMEDY FOR CAUSErdquo FUNDRAISER NIGHT
Donrsquot forget to book your tickets to the
ldquoComedy for a Causerdquo evening that will be
showcasing some of the best comedians from
the Sydney and Melbourne International
Comedy Festival to raise funds for our school
The show will be held on Saturday 29th July
at 8pm at the Gisborne Golf Club
This is a great way to have a fun night out and
help raise funds for our school (The show is adults
only as it may feature some low level course
language)
Tickets are $35 each and bookings can be made
via the following link
comedyforacausenetGP
Be sure to get in quick as seats are limited
Oval Play and Retaining Wall Planting
The planting on the retaining wall should be completed today Thank you very much to those parents
who have volunteered to help in various ways We hope the students have enjoyed being involved in
the process and thank the Junior School Council for their work to make it happen
Parents please remind your children to be careful not to step on the plants when retrieving balls from on
the retaining wall We particularly ask for your help with this when playing after school
Thank you
PFA
Page 5
CHALK TALK
RESPONSIBILITY CARING COOPERATION
George Bmdash3B Oliver Bmdash 4A
Rhyia Smdash5B Harmony Fmdash5B
Lachlan Tmdash2A Harry Hmdash2A
Scarlette Gmdash2A Ethan Amdash2A Adam Hmdash2A
Zac Jmdash2A
Congratulations to the following students who were observed displaying positive behaviours including
our school values over the last week
Congratulations to our lsquoStudent of the Weekrsquo award winners
Adele MmdashPA Bailey FmdashPB Willow JmdashPC Gracie Fmdash1A
Alyssa Gmdash1C Jarrod Rmdash2B Angus Smdash3A Brooke Bmdash3B
Mitchell Cmdash4B Lucas Amdash4C Alexander Smdash5A Eli Wmdash5B
Baden Dmdash5C Bradley Dmdash6A Natasha Wmdash6C
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated their birthdays this week 21st Maymdash27th May
Eleanor Kmdash6C Zane GmdashPB Sophie Mmdash4A Maria Cmdash5A Lane Gmdash6A Kirsty Tmdash6A Jack Mmdash1B Daniel Smdash6B Ryder MmdashPA Joshua Bmdash3B James Mmdash4A Austin Fmdash4C
Page 6
CHALK TALK
Congratulations to the winner of this weekrsquos individual prize
Ashton Amdash5A
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
RESPONSIBILITY CARING COOPERATION
George Bmdash3B Oliver Bmdash 4A
Rhyia Smdash5B Harmony Fmdash5B
Lachlan Tmdash2A Harry Hmdash2A
Scarlette Gmdash2A Ethan Amdash2A Adam Hmdash2A
Zac Jmdash2A
Congratulations to the following students who were observed displaying positive behaviours including
our school values over the last week
Congratulations to our lsquoStudent of the Weekrsquo award winners
Adele MmdashPA Bailey FmdashPB Willow JmdashPC Gracie Fmdash1A
Alyssa Gmdash1C Jarrod Rmdash2B Angus Smdash3A Brooke Bmdash3B
Mitchell Cmdash4B Lucas Amdash4C Alexander Smdash5A Eli Wmdash5B
Baden Dmdash5C Bradley Dmdash6A Natasha Wmdash6C
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated their birthdays this week 21st Maymdash27th May
Eleanor Kmdash6C Zane GmdashPB Sophie Mmdash4A Maria Cmdash5A Lane Gmdash6A Kirsty Tmdash6A Jack Mmdash1B Daniel Smdash6B Ryder MmdashPA Joshua Bmdash3B James Mmdash4A Austin Fmdash4C
Page 6
CHALK TALK
Congratulations to the winner of this weekrsquos individual prize
Ashton Amdash5A
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
Page 7
Issue 15
Caring Order Uniform ONLINE
through Beleza
Click here
Or visit 42C Aitken Street Gisborne
2017 TERM DATES
Term 2 18 Aprmdash30 Jun Term 3 17 Julmdash22 Sep Term 4 9 Octmdash22 Dec
Gisborne Primary School 35 Fisher Street Gisborne Vic 3437 PH 03 5428 2022 FX 03 5428 4280 Email gisbornepsedumailvicgovau Web wwwgisbornepsviceduau
2017 Curriculum Days
Friday 26th May amp
Monday 6th November
Bell Times
850am Warning Bell
855am Class Bell
1055 - 1125am Recess
125pm Eat lunch inside
140-225pm Lunch
325pm Dismissal
CANTEEN NEWS
Dear Parents Please visit the school office for any queries you have regarding your Qkr
account such as password issuesmdashnot the Canteen Manager Thank you
We are still in need of more canteen helpers this term If you are able to help and hold a
Working With Children Check please contact the school office
Unfortunately if we cannot fill the positions the canteen will be unable to provide over the
counter sales at recess and lunch time
Canteen Roster
FRIDAY
26th MAY FRIDAY
2nd JUNE FRIDAY
9th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE FRIDAY
16th JUNE
9AM - 1130AM CU
RR
ICU
LU
M D
AY
Hollee Chuck
Dee Spiteri
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
9AM - 1130AM Nat
Anderson Sophia
Floreani HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
9AMmdash1000AM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Dee
Kelly Erica Elliott
1230PM - 230PM HELP
NEEDED HELP
NEEDED Di
Ross Kim
Tolhurst
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
Page 8
Issue 15
COMMUNITY NEWS
