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MORGIE NEWS Telephone: 08 8087 5155 Principal: Mr Sco Sanford Fax: 08 8087 3729 Email: [email protected] Webpage: www.morganst-p.schools.nsw.edu.au REMINDERS Monday 19th November Bust a Move KH 3S 4W Year 6 Transition 9am-3.30pm Tuesday 20th November Kindergarten 2019 Orientation 9.30am-11am (New) 11.30am - 1pm (Siblings) Thursday 22nd November Swimming Lessons Years 1 2 5 Friday 23rd November Bust a Move KN 3M 4F Monday 26th November Bust a Move KH 3S 4W Tuesday 27th November Library 8am - 4pm Monday 19th November 2018 Term 4 Week 6 Learning for all at Morgan Street We commence our week today with our Year 6 students spending the full day at Willyama High School as the final part of their transion program. It will give them a real insight into what a day at high school looks, sounds and feels like. I look forward to chang to the students tomorrow to find out about their experiences. Two of our Year 5 students, Eva Vigar and Esther Wenham have commenced lessons this term as part of the Aurora Virtual Opportunity Class trial. The girls were very excited recently when their Aurora shirts arrived. The girls join a virtual class twice per week compleng learning online and are to be commended for the effort that they are pung into their learning. Plans are well underway for next year. It is more likely than not that there will be a reducon in classes. With the reducon of classes it will mean that there will be composite classes for 2019. Composite classes have been the source of much controversy over the years, with parents oſten believing that their child is being disadvantaged in some way by being in one. The key to understanding composites is realising that growth is determined the individual student and not magically by ages. Within any class they are always going to be variaons of age and learning needs. The crucial aspect being the teacher, knowing the learning needs of all students and thus developing quality learning experiences to support the individual needs of all students in their class. To further support our planning processes can you please let the school know if your child will not be at our school next year. Have a wonderful week of learning! Thought for the week: “When you see something beauful in a student, let them know. It may take a second to say, but for them it could last a lifeme.“ Scott Sanford Principal If families would like to donate to the Ulysses Toy Run, new toys/ games can be left at the 3-6 and K-2 office. Toys will be picked up on Friday 30th November 2018 at 10.15am. Thank you WHEN: Tuesday 27th November WHERE: School Library TIME: 8am - 4pm Cash or cheque (made out to Morgan Street Public School)
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MORGIE NEWS Telephone: 08 8087 5155 Principal: Mr Scott Sanford Fax: 08 8087 3729 Email: [email protected] Webpage: www.morganst-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
REMINDERS
Monday 19th
November
Bust a Move
KH 3S 4W
Year 6 Transition 9am-3.30pm
Tuesday 20th November
Kindergarten 2019 Orientation
9.30am-11am (New)
11.30am - 1pm (Siblings)
Thursday 22nd
November
Swimming Lessons
Years 1 2 5
Friday 23rd
November
Bust a Move
KN 3M 4F
Monday 26th
November
Bust a Move
KH 3S 4W
Tuesday 27th
November
Library 8am - 4pm
Monday 19th November 2018 Term 4 Week 6
Learning for all at Morgan Street
We commence our week today with our Year 6 students spending the full day at Willyama High School as the final part of their transition program. It will give them a real insight into what a day at high school looks, sounds and feels like. I look forward to chatting to the students tomorrow to find out about their experiences.
Two of our Year 5 students, Eva Vigar and Esther Wenham have commenced lessons this term as part of the Aurora Virtual Opportunity Class trial. The girls were very excited recently when their Aurora shirts arrived. The girls join a virtual class twice per week completing learning online and are to be commended for the effort that they are putting into their learning.
Plans are well underway for next year. It is more likely than not that there will be a reduction in classes. With the reduction of classes it will mean that there will be composite classes for 2019. Composite classes have been the source of much controversy over the years, with parents often believing that their child is being disadvantaged in some way by being in one. The key to understanding composites is realising that growth is determined the individual student and not magically by ages. Within any class they are always going to be variations of age and learning needs. The crucial aspect being the teacher, knowing the learning needs of all students and thus developing quality learning experiences to support the individual needs of all students in their class. To further support our planning processes can you please let the school know if your child will not be at our school next year. Have a wonderful week of learning!
Thought for the week: “When you see something beautiful in a student, let them know. It may take a second to say, but for them it could last a lifetime.“
Scott Sanford Principal
If families would like to donate to the Ulysses Toy Run, new toys/games can be left at the 3-6 and K-2 office. Toys will be picked up on Friday 30th November 2018 at 10.15am. Thank you
WHEN: Tuesday 27th November
WHERE: School Library
TIME: 8am - 4pm
Cash or cheque (made out to Morgan Street Public School)
KH Kye Roberts Kyle Hawes
KN Hudson Pascoe Emily Shoobridge
1D Carson Harvey Chase Howse
1KA Zahra Cawley Giordi Passlow
1/2R Ella Deeble Zahlia Delbridge
2S Isabelle Sabey Fletcher Pascoe
George Mashford
3M Isabella Sprigg Jake Smith
3S Tempest McCardell Annabella Harrison
4F Summa Howse Reuben Hunt
4W Emilie Black Sienna Leayr
5G Esther Wenham Nate Stenhouse
5W Chas Pryor Ella Andrew
6M Grace Molloy Hannah Beitzel
6P Jonathon Haynes Montana Philpott
This year we once again had a great level of participation in The University of NSW Assessments. These exams allow students the opportunity to see how they compare against students from all over Australia. Over the next few weeks we will be celebrating students who
have achieved amazing results.
Class of the Week
1D 1KA 3S 4F
Mrs Sheargold: Jasper Etchell, Brooke Jordan,
Javen Morris, Xander Wood, Elke Turley
Peer Awards: Eva Vigar, Jacob Johnson, Curtis
Morris, Mackenzie Leecroft, Aidyn Flaton,
Annabelle Smith, Addison James, Ruby Cvirn, Will
Norris, Tahlia Millard, Patiharn Vine, Lily Bradshaw,
Assembly this week will
be held on Friday at 2.20pm
and be led by KH
6L’s 2S 3S
Digital Technologies
Rayyan Noor - Merit Kye Turley - Credit
Abdul Qureshi - Distinction Aron Jones – Merit
Esther Wenham - Distinction Aditi Kumar – Credit Grace Molloy - Credit
English
Rayyan Noor - Merit
Abdul Qureshi - Credit Harry Quinn – Merit
Liam Cranby – Credit Esther Whenham – Credit
Elke Turley – Credit Grace Molloy – Merit
Annabelle Smith – Distinction Luke White - Credit
Maths
Rayyan Noor – Credit
Scarlett Molloy – Credit Abdul Qureshi – Credit
Aron Jones – Credit Esther Wenham – Credit Isabella Gollagher – Merit
Luke White - Credit
in
KN
Causes heart to
beat faster.
Causes dry
skin.
Increases blood
pressure.
Causes throat
cancer.
Stains
fingers.
Reduces rate of
lung growth.
Causes dizziness.
Causes shortness
of breath.
Causes nausea.
Causes watery
eyes.
4000 substances
every puff.
Increases acid
to stomach.
Causes wrinkles.
Reduces blood flow to
extremities.
Stains teeth.
One packet puts half a
cup of tar into your
lungs.
Approximately
$50 a day up in
smoke.
Reduces ability to
taste and smell.
Narrows and hardens
arteries.
CAN KILL YOU.
Increases risk of heart
attack and heart disease. Increases risk of
limb amputation.
Makes you
smell bad. Increases risk of asthma
attack.
Basically, if you smoke you are paying $50 a day to reduce your quality and
quantity of life.
The BH Philharmonic Choir
Proudly Presents
LOLLIPOPS & CANDY-CANES
Special Interstate Guest
Artist
Louise Keast (Soprano)
And Local
Adrian Kent-Johnston (Tenor)
WHERE: Musicians Club
WHEN: Sunday 25th November
TIME: 2.30pm
Tickets available at door - Adults $15,
Concession $12, Children $8
Community News
“ALL ABILITIES COLOUR RUN”
Come join us for a walk/fun run to
celebrate International Day of Disability.
Monday 3rd December 2018
4pm - 6pm
Sturt Park
Tickets $15 each Available at 32-34 Chloride Street
Broken Hill
Or phone 8082 8000
NOTES SENT HOME RECENTLY
If you did not receive any notes relevant to your child, please see the office staff.
NOTE WHO? ACTION
Absence Letters Please return to classroom teacher with reason for absence
Morgie Mag Order Each Child $8 and order form to classroom teacher by Monday 3rd December
Broken Hill Y’s Men’s Club
WHEN : Saturday 24th November
WHERE : Broken Hill North
Public School
WHO : Limited to 100 Ticket for kids aged 3 – 7
WHY: Get in early to see Santa and be part of this Wonderful 38
year old Broken Hill tradition with heaps of prizes, fun, games
and breakfast
HOW MUCH: Tickets only TWO Dollars. $2.00p/p
WHAT Do I need to Do : Buy your Tickets from one of our VIP
Supporting Business
Busy Kids Child Care
YMCA Oxide St
Town & Country Bikes Argent St
YMCA Aquatic Centre McCulloch St
South Post Office Patton S
For more information please contact Program Coordinator via email [email protected]
Would you Like To Join The Y’s Men’s Club?
Did you know that the Broken Hill Y’s Men’s Club has served the
Broken Hill Community for over 35 years. Each year we provide not
only financial assistance to our community but offer educational grants,
and sponsor awards for local Primary school. Thousands over the years
have enjoyed our Classic Merry go round and great fairy floss and in
order to continue this valuable service we are looking for new members.
If you think, you would like to see what we do and join us for a meal we
meet at the Silver City Working Man’s club in Argent St Every Monday at
6:30 for 7:00. Please contact club President – Barry Powell 0417875747
Meditation Infusion
1 Day Workshop
Sunday 25th November 2018
Morgan Street Public School
School Hall 9am-3pm
$70pp or 2 for $100
Are you feeling stressed? Are you wanting time for yourself? The
Meditation Infusion 1 day workshop will help you feel calmer,
reduce your stress levels, and reduce overthinking.
Every person will receive - a journaling book and pen and
Meditation spray and bottle of water. Grazing table provided with
tea and coffee. You will need to bring your own lunch.
For more information go to Pure Joy Meditations page on
Facebook or PM Leanne Sheargold
