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16/05/2017 Term 2 Week 3 From the Principal … FOR YOUR DIARY Week 4 SAPSASA 2nd trial DREAM BIG “Feed the Mind” Simultaneous Story Time 11am “The Cow Jumped Over the Moon” “Talent Show” Fri 19th May 18th - 27th May Wed 24th May Fri 26th May Week 5 VARIETY BUS Smoky run amendment Tues 30th Week 6 VARIETY BUS Smoky run amendment SAPSASA football and netball NO RUN 5th - 9th June Week 7 VARIETY BUS direct Smoky run PUBLIC HOLIDAY SCHOOL CLOSURE resumes Thurs Mon 12th June Tues 13th June Week 10 STUDENT FREE DAY WHYALLA whole school camp Mon 3rd July 5th - 7th July Hi Everyone, Week 3 already! Governing Council met last night and decided that the school closure for our local day of significance will be held on the Tuesday following the June long weekend. (13th June—week 7). Next Governing Council meeting will be 21st June 2017. Please note the changes to the direct Smoky Bay bus run for weeks 5 and 6. These are listed in the diary dates section. Students completed NAPLAN testing last week and showed great persistence in working through the tests. Results will not be received until term 3 and will be sent home once they are available. The school will be holding an auction day in term 3 (Friday week 2). We will send out more details closer to the time. Next week looks like an exciting week for Dream Big. Hopefully everyone is busily prac- ticing their talent for the show!! Any talented community members that want a shot at the limelight on the Miltaburra Stage, please con- tact the senior class and put your name on the list of outstanding talent. Also remember that Wednesday is dress up day. Karen Stokes Teaching and Learning One of the key indicators of literacy success for children is oral language development in the early years. One of the primary roles of an early years educator is to support the oral language development of children and young people. Oral Language Is one of the priority areas for the Far West Education Partnership and for Milt- aburra, Natasha Gill will be attending a partner- ship wide oral language professional develop- ment session this Thursday to ensure we are continuing to provide MAS preschool children with the best opportunities to develop their liter- acy skills. Calise Holmes will replace Tash in the preschool on Thursday.
Transcript of NAPLAN FOR YOUR DIARY Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 · 2017. 6. 1. · Week 5 VARIETY BUS Smoky run...
16/05/2017 Term 2 Week 3
From the Principal …
FOR YOUR DIARY
Week 4
SAPSASA 2nd trial
DREAM BIG “Feed the Mind”
Simultaneous Story Time 11am
“The Cow Jumped Over the Moon”
“Talent Show”
Fri 19th May
18th - 27th May
Wed 24th May
Fri 26th May
Week 5
VARIETY BUS Smoky run amendment Tues 30th
Week 6
VARIETY BUS Smoky run amendment
SAPSASA football and netball
NO RUN
5th - 9th June
Week 7
VARIETY BUS direct Smoky run
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
SCHOOL CLOSURE
resumes Thurs
Mon 12th June
Tues 13th June
Week 10
STUDENT FREE DAY
WHYALLA whole school camp
Mon 3rd July
5th - 7th July
Hi Everyone,
Week 3 already! Governing Council met last night and decided that the school closure
for our local day of significance will be held on the Tuesday following the June long
weekend. (13th June—week 7). Next Governing Council meeting will be 21st June 2017.
Please note the changes to the direct Smoky Bay bus run for weeks 5 and 6. These are
listed in the diary dates section.
Students completed NAPLAN testing last week
and showed great persistence in working
through the tests. Results will not be received
until term 3 and will be sent home once they
are available.
The school will be holding an auction day in
term 3 (Friday week 2). We will send out more
details closer to the time.
Next week looks like an exciting week for
Dream Big. Hopefully everyone is busily prac-
ticing their talent for the show!! Any talented
community members that want a shot at the
limelight on the Miltaburra Stage, please con-
tact the senior class and put your name on
the list of outstanding talent. Also remember
that Wednesday is dress up day.
Karen Stokes
Teaching and Learning
One of the key indicators of literacy success for
children is oral language development in the
early years. One of the primary roles of an early
years educator is to support the oral language
development of children and young people.
Oral Language Is one of the priority areas for
the Far West Education Partnership and for Milt-
aburra, Natasha Gill will be attending a partner-
ship wide oral language professional develop-
ment session this Thursday to ensure we are
continuing to provide MAS preschool children
with the best opportunities to develop their liter-
acy skills. Calise Holmes will replace Tash in the
preschool on Thursday.
This year’s theme:
Feed The Mind
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MONDAY
22nd
TUESDAY
23rd
WEDNESDAY
24th
THURSDAY
25th
FRIDAY
26th
Bucket Drumming
workshop years 2/3
DRESS UP
A famous artist or
someone who has
contributed positively to
our World (e.g. Ghandi)
Bucket Drumming
workshop years 4/5/6
Comedy Clips
Year 5 - 9 & R - 4
Jack & the Beanstalk
Pantomime
BIGGEST
MORNING TEA
will be at lunchtime
LUNCH
“Feed the Mind”
face painting
LUNCH
Apple on a string &
bottle of water
holding competitions
LUNCH
Jelly Recovery &
Bubble Blowing
competitions
LUNCH
Tug of war
12:20 - 1:00pm
Please bring a pooled
lunch to share & a
gold coin donation for
the Cancer Foundation
TEA TOWEL
workshop
TALENT SHOW
1:00pm
Buddy Reading
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You are invited to attend the
Dream Big
Miltaburra Talent Show Feed the mind with entertaining performances &
Feed the body with a shared healthy lunch
Starting at lunch time for a pooled healthy lunch
followed by buddy reading and
Miltaburra’s very own talented performers.
Parents and family talents are welcome to perform
~if you have a talent, start practicing now~
Official invitations will be sent out by students
in the next couple of weeks.
Reward Your
Local School.
A big thank you to all the businesses who have
purchased Nufarm products from Landmark West Coast.
Landmark West Coast will donate a percentage of revenue from all Nufarm
products sold from 1 December 2016 through to 31 December 2017 to
Miltaburra Area School.
We appreciate your continued
support for the students at
Miltaburra Area School and
will keep you updated on how
much is raised. Page 4
Wonder of the day
I wonder…….
Where can you find a cloud forest?
What is a cloud forest?
What are the trees in a cloud forest like?
Can you think of an answer?
Quote of the day:
“success seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving.
They make mistakes but they don’t quit”
….Conrad Hilton
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The date for the Kondoolka Play Day has been set by RICE Port Augusta for the 1st of June. Details are in the invita-
tion above, feel free to share it around. All preschool kids and playgroup kids are welcome but have to be attend-
ed by a parent / carer. Please let Stefanie 08 86481886 email: [email protected] or the RICE office 1800 631
301 email: [email protected] know about how many kids (names and age are required) will attend the Play Day as
soon as possible thank you from Stefanie (Kondoolka Station).
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MILTABURRA AREA SCHOOL - JUMPER ORDER
Orders are now being taken for the new school jumper available for all students.
The jumper will cost $48 ($45 plus $3 freight).
All orders and money need to be in by: Friday 26th May (Week 4).
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Family Name:
Please select the size and quantity you wish to order and return this slip to
school with the correct money or a cheque.
Payment Total $
Size 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 XS S M L
Qty
Huxley
hoodie sizes 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 XS S M L
½ chest (cm)
measurement 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 54.5 56 59.5 61
shoulder to hem
high point (cm) 53 55 57 60 62 64 68 69 73 75 77
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CANTEEN ROSTER
Term 2
FRIDAY
MONDAY
19th May 22nd May
Rebecca H Kylie W
26th May 29th May
Bronny J & Lisa N Lisa O
MAY BIRTHDAYS
24th Riley
26th Stephanie
29th Amber
WANTED “cow onsie” (adult size)
to borrow for school ASAP
