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WAGGA WAGGA PUBLIC NEWSLETTER

C A L E N D A R

NOVEMBER-

Mon11th-Fri15th-

Book Fair Week

Tue 12th-

No Primary Assembly today

due to Swim School

Fri 15th-

Kindergarten Transition Day

9.30-11.40am

Fri 15th-

1pm Grandparents Day

DECEMBER-

Fri 6th-

Carols under the COLA @

6.30pm

Tue 10th-

K-2 Christmas Concert

Presentation Night @WWHS

Wed 11th -

Reward Days

Thurs 12th -

Major Assembly

Tues 17th -

6pm Year 6 Farewell

Wed 18th -

Last day of school

Tuesday, November 12, 2019 Newsletter 36

Principal: Leanne Harvey

6921 3398 6921 8745

www.waggawagga-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Email: [email protected]

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

Our thoughts and best wishes are with those across the state who have been impacted

by the horrendous fires currently devastating NSW. Over 400 schools in NSW have been

closed today and we send our friendship and support to them all. After our own experi-

ence in January, it reminds us all of the need for everyone to come together to reach out

to those in need and to show our gratitude to all those working heroically to fight the

fires and take care of these communities and their residents.

DAY TIME LOCATION EVENT NOTES

Friday 6/12 6.30pm WWPS COLA WWPS Carols in

the COLA

Casual clothes—

with a touch of

Christmas

Tuesday 10/12 10.00am WWPS Hall K-2 Christmas

Concert

Christmas

themed mufti

clothes

Tuesday 10/12 6.00pm Wagga High

School Hall

Presentation

Night

Full summer

school uniform

Wednesday 11/12 Various Various Reward Day Please read

permission notes

Thursday 12/12 9.30am WWPS COLA Major Assembly Full summer

school uniform

Tuesday 17/12 6.00pm Year 6 Farewell Commercial Club A touch of

sparkle

Wednesday 18/12 3.15pm Various End of 2019

school year

END OF YEAR CALENDAR

Website: www.waggawagga-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Email: [email protected]

PREMIER’S DEBATING CHALLENGE

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT CONTINUED...

WWPS will be celebrating Grandparents Day this

Friday, 15th November.

All our Grandparents and loved ones are invited to

enjoy a picnic lunch with their grandchildren at

1.00pm, followed by a concert/assembly at

2.00pm under the COLA.

We hope you can join us .

END OF YEAR REMINDERS

As the excitement of the end of year looms, I

would like to remind all our students to

maintain WWPS’s high standards for learning,

behaviour and citizenship. The school values,

code of conduct and consequences will remain

a priority right up until 3.30pm on the 18th

December.

SPECIAL NOTE TO OUR YEAR 6 STUDENTS:

At WWPS we do not write on our

school uniforms or clothing.

If you wish to have messages from your peers and

friends, please use The Crow, a journal, signature

book, signature bear etc.

This time of the year is always an extremely busy

time for our teachers and staff. There are reports,

awards, transitions, reviews, excursions, night

time events etc, all added to everyday roles and

responsibilities. Please remember the value of a

smile, patience and a kind word as we all prepare

for the end of 2019.

Have a great week.

Leanne


MERIT

CERTIFICATES

KP Nicholas, Evie, Mia

KL Dom, Asher, Winnie

KH Aurora, Aalirah, Marlee

1L Alexis, Liana, Manahil

1G Piper, Aria, Mikaela

1N Xavier, Lucas, Taylah

2R Austin, Sarah, Harvey

2S Ollie, Jenson, Milly

2T Hazel, Sadie, Jonas

STATE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

Last week Jessica Friend and Ashton Clark travelled to Sydney to compete at the State Athletics Carnival as part of the Riverina Team.

Jess participated in the 11 year girls 200m where she ran a personal best.

Ashton participated in the 11 year boys high jump where he placed 3rd with a jump of 1.45m.

Well done to both Jess and Ashton.

Amanda O'Connell


PRE

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT CONTINUED...

Our ‘Wagga Mos’ boys are taking on the challenge of growing a moustache

to support and raise money for the Movember movement, which raises

awareness of men’s health issues. You can support our hairy fellas by:

dropping a donation into the container in our office or online,

joining the movement and growing your own mo,

encouraging their progress throughout the month.

On Thursday November 28th we will be holding a ‘MO DAY’ at school

where everyone is encouraged to wear a mo and donate a gold coin.

IF WE CAN RAISE $500, MR JACKSON HAS AGREED TO LET ME SHAVE OFF

HIS BEARD. SO LET’S WORK TOGETHER TO SEE THIS HAPPEN

Men’s health is in crisis.

Men are dying on average 6

years earlier than women,

and for largely preventable

reasons. Unchecked, pros-

tate cancer rates will dou-

ble over the next 15 years.

Testicular cancer rates

have already doubled in the

last 50. And across the

world, one man dies by sui-

cide every minute of every

day, with males accounting

for 75% of all suicides.



It’s in the Bag campaign

For the past couple of years WWPS staff have donated to the Share the Dignity Christmas campaign – It’s in the Bag.

If you would like to join us you can drop any items at the school office.

You have the power to make life better for a woman or girl experiencing homelessness or poverty this Christ-mas. Provide sanitary products, personal hygiene prod-ucts and everyday luxuries to homeless women, women at risk or women experiencing domestic violence.

It’s simple. First of all, choose a handbag in good condi-tion that you no longer use. Then, fill it with items that would make a woman feel special, pop in a thoughtful note or Christmas card and show her someone cares.

Show her that she matters because everyone deserves to feel that way.

Next time you’re at the shops, collect a few items for your Christmas handbag. No matter how you celebrate Christmas with your family, this will be the most meaningful and appreciat-ed gift you give this year.

There are 3 types of bags that can be made up:

We also have some empty handbags that need filling so you can also donate single items we can use to fill the bags.

A big thank you to those families who have already donated.

Adele Nye

IT’S IN THE BAG CAMPAIGN



BOOK FAIR & GRANDPARENTS DAY

K-2 ASSEMBLY WEEK 5

There will be no formal K-2 assembly this week, Friday 15th November (Week 5).

Our K-2 assemblies will resume, as normal, next week (Friday 22nd November) from 9.20am in the hall.


COLOUR RUN

P&C Weekly News Facebook Group: Facebook/Wagga Wagga Public School P&C

Email: [email protected]

P&C Calendar

of Events

Term 4

17/11/19 Bernardi’s BBQ

26/11/19 P&C Meeting

The Uniform Shop

The Uniform Shop will

be open 8:30 till 10am

for the next 4 Fridays for

Kinder Orientation.

EFTPOS, cash and

cheques accepted.

We also have a change

room for trying on sizes.

Thank you for your

support

Canteen News

Wednesday Special

Chicken Teriyaki with

Rice

$6.00

Thank you for supporting

the Canteen.

Silvy is looking for volunteers

to help in the Canteen this

term. Please let her know if

you can help out.



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Email: [email protected]

It’s that time of year again, the Carols Under The COLA night is just around the

corner! Get ready to sing your heart out on Friday, December 6th. The festivities

will begin from 6.30pm with a fun evening of music, singing and Christmas cheer.

The Carols are a great way for the school community to get together and celebrate the

year that was. It gives the students an opportunity to have some fun with their friends,

and enjoy a final event with the Year 6 group, before they venture off to high school.

The night will feature:

Plenty of music, with each class singing a Christmas carol

Food for purchase from the P&C, or BYO picnic dinner (no alcohol)

Cool drinks and icy poles for purchase, to help keep cool!

Major prize raffles

There will also be a major prize available with raffle tickets being sold to help raise money for the following

school year. Our friends at Vuly Trampolines have generously donated an Ultra Medium Trampoline, valued at

$799.

Vuly Play are Australia’s leading outdoor play equipment designers and manufacturers of safe trampolines and

playsets. The heavy-duty frame and secure enclosure keeps bouncers safe. The netting (made from advanced

polyethylene) also undergoes rigorous testing for performance, in both high-UV and wet weather conditions.

For your family’s chance to win this and other incredible prizes, come along to enjoy a night of festivities.

Raffle tickets will be sent home to each family, sold at various school events prior, and on the night.

Don’t forget to BYO chair, beanbag or picnic rug and we look forward to seeing you there!

Carols Under The COLA

https://www.vulyplay.com/en-AU/outdoor-play-equipment

https://www.vulyplay.com/en-AU/kids-playsets

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