Newsletter 16th June

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TOOTGAROOK TELEGRAPHWeekly newsletter of

TOOTGAROOK PRIMARY SCHOOLWebsite: www.tootps.vic.edu.au

Telephone: 5985 2864

Email Address: [email protected] Issue 18 16thJune, 2016

CALENDAR

Friday 24th

June - Last Day Term 22.30pm dismissal

Saturday 25th

June - Tootgarook Market 4/5K, Prep R + S rostered

Monday 11th

July - First Day Term 39.00am start

PLANNING WEEKNext week we will be operating on a modified timetable as part of planning week.Instead of students participating in their specialist programs throughout the courseof the week, these classes will be timetabled to occur on one day, thereby allowingall of the teachers at each level to be released. When teachers are released for theday during planning week, they will spend the entire day working collaboratively to

plan an overview of the curriculum program for next term.This approach to our term by term curriculum planning, helps to ensure a heightened

degree of consistency in our program delivery across all levels of the school. Planning dayfor Gr 3-6 is on Monday 20thJune - Gr Prep 2 is on Tuesday 21st June.

Wednesday July 13th

is set aside for our mid year parent/teacher discussion afternoon. This

forum is an opportunity for you to meet with your childs teacher and discuss your childs half yearly

report and any other matters that you believe may impact upon your childs education. An interview

notice will be sent home - please return to school asap so times can be allotted.

Half yearly reports will be sent home on Thursday 23

rd

June.

A reminder to parents and students that Breakfast club is on every

Tuesday and Thursday from 8.00am8.50ama number of studentsare arriving at school at 9.00am expecting to have breakfastthis is

not possiblebreakfast will not be served after 8.50amThankyou

for your co-operation with this matter.
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tudent of the Week

Students will be presented with certificates at next Thursday afternoonsassembly.

Prep RMrs Read Daniel ArnoldDaniel we were so impressed by your paper folding demonstration. You

made an amazing boat and aeroplane and gave us a great explanation. Thank you!

Prep S

Miss Staley

Hollie Richardson - For the terrific progress she has made with her independent writing.

Keep up the fantastic work Hollie!

1AMiss ArnoldEmily Walker- For being engaged in all classroom activities and using her ILB time wisely

each morning.

1PMiss Perkins Lilly- Jayne Oldham- For always trying her best at everything she does. Well done Lilly-

Jayne

2BMrs Baird

2J - Mrs Johnstone

3BMrs BosTiahna Wyhoonfor the fantastic effort on her diorama for a shore nesting bird. Well done

Tiahna!

3WMs WaltonMakayla Tetlowfor her attitude to learning and her improvement in Maths and English

groups. Keep it up Makayla!

4B Miss BroomfieldMakayla Oliver- Makayla has had a positive attitude towards her learning during term 2.

She is a very helpful class member and enjoys taking on responsibility in the classroom. Keep up the fantastic

effort!

4FMiss KainEmmie Li Moylan - For being a very kind and giving member of our class and showing the RICH

school values through everything she does!

4/5KMr KitchinEmiley McKenzieyou are such a positive and enthusiastic member of 4/5K and continue

to improve every day! Keep up the great work!

5/6MMiss McGheeAustin Beagley- For looking after your buddy Lincoln on Buddy day. It was great to hear

that you both enjoyed the drawing activity and were so well behaved. Well done Austin for being such a wonderful

role model.

5/6QMiss QuintinYou are a terrific Grade 5 buddyJarvis Swaby!You encouraged Daniel to improve on his

skipping skills during our buddy activity on Wednesday. It was lovely to see Daniel laughing and smiling the

entire session with you.

Art/CraftMiss Davey

Music - Mrs Young

P.E.

Miss Daley

Layla White

2J

Layla is a quiet achiever in P.E. She always arrive to class enthusiastic

read to learn. Layla showed fantastic team work and listening skills this week. Well done!


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Grade 1s + Grade 5/6s Buddy Day- a great day had by all!!


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On Wednesday the 8th of June, Ingka, Aysia, Elishaand myself went to Sorrento Lawn Bowls Club. We

played 12 ends against Sorrento superstars. We lost

by 8 but still got the 4th place trophy with a

certificate for participation. Thanks to CarlyHammond for driving us girls there. We had a greattime and we all tried our best! By Amity Bickley

On the 8thof June the girls Soccer team went to the

Olympic Oval in Rosebud. We played 4 games and had 1bye. We lost of all of the games however everyone keptup the great sportsmanship and happiness. A big thankyou to Miss Daley for being our coach and taking usthere. We are looking forward to playing again next year.

By Jorja Burrowes

On the 8th

of June 2016. A range of Grade 4, 5 and 6 boys walked over to Truemans Road to play 8

joyful and fun games of Soccer (or otherwise known as football in England).

Although we didnt win a single game, we still had a gallon of fun. Throughout the 8 games we scored

3 points. Everyone tried their hardest and everyone took their skill to a whole new level (Literally!).

Although there were some injuries, none of them were severe.

We took on other schools like Rye, Dromana, Boneo, Rosebud, Fatima, Sorrento, Red Hill and

Eastbourne.The teachers were cheerful and really helped us out. We also had some breaks and practised our

positions. Overall, it was a very enjoyable and entertaining day. By Hunter and Jai 5/6M

The Boys Footy was played on Wednesday of the 8th of June. We sadly lost all of the games

however we had some real star players like Luke, Jarvis, Isak, Josh, Max.G and Jyden. Big thanksto Mr. K, Mr King and Jackie. The biggest thanks to Scott for being our coach and Mr.K fororganising the day. By Dieter and Max H


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ROSEBUD LIBRARYHOLIDAY PROGRAM

McDowell Street

t/ph 5950 1230

Fee Fi Fo FumTuesday 28 June, 10:30am

Tall tales of giants old and new. Make your own

giant to take home with you! Ages: 5-12

Puppet Making

With Polliwog Puppets

Monday 4 July 11:30am

Create your very own puppet character to take

home. Learn how to make it come alive so you

can tell your own tales. Ages: 5-12

Movie Hotel Transylvania

Tuesday 5 July, 2pm

Come and get comfy and watch Dracula and his

friends try to bring out the monster in his halfhuman, half vampire grandson in order to keep

Mavis from leaving the hotel. Ages: 5-12

Dragon Tales

Friday 8 July, 10:30am

Come along for some dragon tales

and create a dragon to take home.

Ages: 5-12


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