Newsletter No. 28 Kennington Primary School Values Awards

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60 Crook Street (PO Box 45)
Strathdale 3550
www.kenningtonps.vic.edu.au
[email protected]
Phone: 5443 2011 Fax: 5441 7321
Principal:
Assistant Principal :
Assistant Principal:
Assistant Principal
(Deaf Facility):
Is showing concern for
others
and
being
thoughtful,
and
understanding of their
feelings.
It
means
your
thoughts; words and
actions
show
consideration
for
others.
Preps
PA
Kai T
Grade 1-2 1A
Beau M-A
Grade 3-4 3A
Samantha
W-M
Grade 5-6
Specialist
Kennington Primary School Values Awards
Community
Inclusion
Personal
Best
Is working together for
the common good.
It means being able to
work together and act
positively with others.
Is respecting and
valuing differences.
It means we include
others in work and
play.
5A
5B
Ella M
Liam McG
MUSIC: Jack S (6A)
5C
Chloe H
6A
Kealy O
6B
Darcy R
AUSLAN LOTE:
Jessie J (4C)
EAL:
Law Doo Then M (1A)
VISUAL ARTS: Samantha W-M (3A)
Wed 18
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Tue 17
Wed 18
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Family Portrait Fundraiser
note & $20.00 due
KPS Production
“Porridge” at The Capital
Theatre
Thu 19
Fri 13
8:10am –
8:25am
9:45am to
12:00pm
9:00am –
3:00pm
“Sausage Sizzle” order &
money due
Breakfast Club
Last one for Term 3
Grade 6s & Deaf Facility
The Barber of Seville
performance at BSE
AFL 9s Competition
Beischer Park
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Fri 20
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Fri 20
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Fri 20
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2C
Palwasha K
4C
Harry W &
Jack W-H
6C
6D
Wee Tha Sue
Olivia C
PHYS.ED: Acacia S (5A)
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September
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PD
Riley M
2A
Bella B
4A
Ruben W
Dates to Remember
Fri 13
Is treating everybody
and everything with
consideration
and
courtesy.
It means looking after
myself, others and the
environment.
PC
Jacob M
2B
Brooklyn S-F
4B
Rayce S-A
1B
Tate A
3B
Isabella W
Respect
Is always aiming high
and being the best I
can.
It
means
being
optimistic: that I will be
successful in the end.
PB
Max P
1C
Claudia G
3C
Declan J
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Marg Tope
Thursday 12th September, 2013
Newsletter No. 28
Caring
Glenda Miller
Trudi Jacobson
Jo Menzel
12:30pm
2:30pm
Footy Dress Up Day &
Celebration Parade
“Sausage Sizzle”
Pre orders only
Term 3 concludes
TERM DATES – 2014
Term 4
October
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Mon 7
8:30am
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Wed 9
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Fri 11
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Sat 12
Sun 13
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Sun 13
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9:00am –
5:00pm
9:00am –
5:00pm
6:00pm
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Mon 14
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Tue 15
Wed 16
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Fri 18
8:45am –
11:00am
9:15am –
10:00am
8:10am –
8:25am
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Mon 21
Wed 23
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9:15am –
10:00am
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Thu 24
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Fri 25
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TBA
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Mon 28
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Tue 29
8:45am –
11:00am
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Tue 29
Wed 30
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Division Softball
Grade 4 and 5 Camp
Final payment due
Family Photo Fundraiser
Term 1: Start
Family Photo Fundraiser
No School
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Thu 31
Energy Breakthrough
Fundraising Dinner
Regional Athletics
Term 2:
Term 3:
Term 4:
Coffee, Cake & Things to
Make – Conference Room
Mother Goose in Library
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8:10am –
8:25am
Fri 1
Breakfast Club
Some of these upcoming community events include the
following. Specific information can be found about each
event in this LINK and in upcoming LINKs or from the
school office.
 AFL 9s at Beischer Park
 The school production – Porridge – at The Capital
 Footy Day Dress Up, Parade and Sausage Sizzle
 Tuesday Coffee and Craft Mornings (Fortnightly)
 Family Portraits
 Carboot Sale
 Mother Goose Program
 Soccer
 Athletics
 Tennis
 Bike Education
 Energy Breakthrough Dinner at the Bendigo
Stadium
 Energy Breakthrough Event at Maryborough
 Carols at Kennington
 Rock, Paper, Scissors Championship
Bendigo Deaf Facility
Parents Support Group
Grades 3 – 4
Bike Ed
Coffee, Cake & Things to
Make – Conference Room
Grades 3 – 4
Bike Ed
Bendigo Cup Day
Grade 6
Bike Ed
Breakfast Club
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Prep 2014 Transition
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Building Community
At KPS we actively try to build a sense of community
through the efforts of staff, students and of course parents
and carers. There are many events that have occurred
recently or are coming up that you are all invited to
participate in. It is always great to celebrate the students’
successes and their learning, together.
Breakfast Club
Regional Sports – Swan Hill
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22 April to 27 June
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14 July to 19 September
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6 October to 19 December
Dear Parents/Carers,
2013 Rock Paper Scissors
starts in all grades
Mother Goose in Library
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Fri 1
(Teachers)
(Grades 1 to 6)
(Preps)
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
November
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Tuesday 28 January
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Thursday 30 January
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Friday 31 January
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Grade 5
Bike Ed
Fri 1
rd
Thursday 23 January 2014
8:00am to 4:00pm
Finish Friday 4 April
Grades 5 and 6
T20 Blast
State Athletics
Mon 28
Mon 28
Book Collection Day
Division Tennis
8:10am –
8:25am
Fri 25
Term 4 commences
Election Day Barbecue
Fri 1
9:30am –
10:30am
Kennington pre-school
children
11:45am –
12:45pm
Other pre-schools children
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Wed 6
8:15am
9:00am
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Fri 8
2.30pm
Thank you to the following
families for their great work with the BBQ: Dunn, Buchan,
Eldridge, Ferriera, Purcell, Jackel, Jenkyn, Keath, Kean,
Lyon, Murphy, Schaeche, Sides, Spedding and Tangey.
Your efforts are appreciated. Approximately $620.00
was raised to support the KPS Energy Breakthrough
teams. Thank you to teachers Jason Hague, Alicia Rady
and Corrina Hartland for their Energy Breakthrough
work.
Grade 5 Campers
To arrive at school
Depart for camp
Grade 5 campers
Return to school approx.
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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT continued…..
School Raffle Class Incentive Winners
The School Production – Porridge
We are all looking forward to the show on
Thursday evening at The Capital.
Production rehearsals are in full swing.
Thank you to everyone who sold raffle books. For every
$2.00 ticket the school will receive $1.50. The classes
which sold the most books were:-
Grade 1 Dinosaur Museum
The museum was open yesterday to all
and was very impressive. It was very well attended by
mums, dads, aunts, uncles, grandparents and even great
grandparents. It was great to see the very articulate Grade
1 tour guides as they accompanied their guests around
the museum. The almost life size dinosaur models, the
dioramas, descriptive pieces of writing and other dinosaur
themed work were all very impressive. Well done Mrs
Morgan, Mrs Nicolson and Ms Rady, the students and the
parents/carers.
Prep to Grade 2 – winning a pizza lunch
 2C
Grades 3 to 6 – winning “The Zone” excursion to play
lasertag and mini golf
 5C
 4A
Congratulations to these lucky grades!
NAPLAN 2013
The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting
Authority (ACARA) have identified an error in the
placement of some of the national average indicators in
the Year 5 and Year 7 NAPLAN student reports. This has
required the reprinting of student reports with a
consequent
delay
in
distribution.
The following tweets were posted last night;
There are no errors related to the NAPLAN tests or
scoring of student results. No incorrect reports will be
released
to
students.
It is expected that delivery of reporting packages to
Victorian schools will now take place in early Term 4.
Footy Dress Up Day and Parade
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On the last day of term, September 20 ,
the Annual KPS Footy Day will be held.
Students are invited to wear the colours
or uniform of their favourite football team
(any football code) and to bring a gold
coin donation. The money raised will support KPS’s
sponsor child, Wilmer in Ecuador. Parents and Carers are
also welcome to participate. A whole school celebration
will occur in the amphitheatre at 12:30pm, weather
permitting.
Fun Food Day “Sausage Sizzle”
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On the last day of Term 3, Friday 20 September is taking
place. Only preorders will be taken and these close this
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Friday 13 September. There is an order form at the back
of the LINK.
Student Safety
Members of our school community are reminded to have
conversation with their child/ren about personal safety at
all times, and particularly on the way to and from school.
Please ensure your child/ren knows which route they are
expected to take and always encourage them to walk in
pairs or small groups. Also talk with them about
appropriate strategies if they encounter someone they do
not know, or who makes them feel uncomfortable.
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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT continued…..
CARBOOT SALE 2013
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MPR Carpark
Just a reminder to the parents who pick up their child/ren
at the visitor’s carpark, near the multipurpose
room. Children should only cross the crossing with an
adult, or be collected at the top of the steps. This is for the
safety of all children.
Saturday 9 November
8:00am-12:00pm
If you are looking to have a
clear out and would like to
make some cash then read
on..... Kennington Primary
School is holding a Carboot
Sale. You may sell from your car boot or from tables or
even from a tarp on the ground. There are a limited
amount of sites – 50.
Family Law Courts & Intervention Orders
Families who have Family Law Court Orders or
Intervention Orders are required to provide a copy to the
school so that the school can act in accordance with any
orders. Family Law Court Orders stipulate the rights of
both parties and enable us to act appropriately and
lawfully. It is also appropriate that the school is in
possession of the most recent Family Law Court Orders or
Intervention Orders. Please attend to this if it affects your
family.
Sites can now be purchased from the office for $20.00
Got nothing to sell? Well come along and grab a bargain.
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KPS Oval on Saturday November 9 from 9:00am12:00pm. Stall holders may set up from 7:30am and pack
up until 1:00pm.
Breakfast Club
There will be no breakfast Club on the last Friday of term
or on the first Friday of Term 4.
Helper’s Roster
Please return this slip to the office if you are able to assist.
Jobs include, set up and pack up, raffle stall, BBQ,
Marshalling. Please tick the most suitable times for you.
Thank you for your help
Early School Dismissal End of Term
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Parents are reminded that Term 3 ends this Friday 20
September at 2:30pm. Please ensure that you have made
arrangements to have your child/ren collected at this time.
OSHC will operate; bookings are required through Camp
Australia.
Link
Did you know that the LINK is available on the Kennington
website? www.kenningtonps.vic.edu.au
Name
Contact Phone Number
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11:00am
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Webpage
The KPS webpage also provides extra information and is
updated regularly. www.kenningtonps.vic.edu.au
Regards
FAMILY PORTRAIT FUNDRAISER
Trudi Jacobson
Principal (Acting)
LOST PROPERTY
Kennington Primary School is holding a family portrait
fundraiser. Local Bendigo Company Naturally Jules
Photography will be taking family portraits at school on
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Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 October 2013.
The non-refundable $20.00 sitting fee goes directly to the
school for fundraising. Families will have the opportunity to
view and purchase more photos straight after the photo
shoot. Extended families, single parents and guardians will
be photographed according to their needs on the day.
(Grandparents are most welcome.)
Lost property cupboard
If you are missing jumpers, hats or other items please
check the lost property cupboards (outside the staffroom).
All items will be cleared out on Monday 16th September.
Lost & Found in Office
We have a collection of jewellery, glasses, gloves etc. in
the office. If you have misplaced something maybe we
have it!
Cash or Direct Debit will be accepted by the photographer,
but not credit card. All orders need to be returned to the
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school by Wednesday 18 September.
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Energy Breakthrough 2013
PERFORMING ARTS NEWS
Fundraising Dinner
PORRIDGE Production Notice
This week will have two attempts at a
run through of the whole play. The
Backstage Crew have joined our
rehearsals now and are learning to
cope with the fast scene changes and
with remembering what everyone
needs. The amazing Props team in
Grade 6 have worked hard to track
down obscure props like a giant
hotdog and an operating theatre table. The sooooo
creative Sets team have been helping on Fridays and
during the week to paint giant books, make signs and do
other interesting jobs. We will be back again on Friday
morning so if you have an hour or so, why not drop in and
help? It’s lots of fun!
Sunday 13 th October at 6:00pm
Bendigo Stadium
You and your family are invited to attend a
fundraising dinner for the Energy
Breakthrough (EB) Teams. The Bendigo
Stadium will kindly donate 50% of the total
meals bill to Kennington Primary School to
support the EB teams. The invitation extends to all in the
KPS community.
On arrival each family chooses a table to dine at, orders
and pays for the meals at the counter, mentions that they
are with KPS and then simply enjoys their meals. You may
sit with your own family and friends or join others from the
KPS community.
In order to confirm numbers with the stadium so that
enough tables can be reserved for KPS, please contact
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the school office by Wednesday 9 October to indicate
how many people will be attending. If you have any
questions regarding this event, please don’t hesitate to
contact me.
Corrina Hartland
Energy Breakthrough Team Fundraising Co-ordinator
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To give you an indication of the skills the students are
gaining, here are some of the common phrases they hear
from me (regularly).
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“Project your voices! Sing from your tummies.
Heads up! Breathe before you sing!”
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“Ma Hubbard, you enter from stage left, come to
downstage, say your lines and then exit stage
right.”
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“Come further forward on the apron.
yourselves out evenly. Wingtips apart”
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“Stop chatting side of stage! (x5000)”
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“If you can see the audience, the audience can see
you.”
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“You said that with great action and character. But
don’t smile; you’re supposed to be evil!”
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“SLOW DOWN!“
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“That was hysterical! But don’t forget that after a
joke, you pause and think “BOOM BOOM”!”
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“Smile!!”
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“Is that the underwear or money suitcase?”
STUDENT SCHOOL COUNCIL HAMPERS
October is Hamper Month at KPS. If you are able to
donate any non-perishable food items, supermarket items
(e.g. toiletries, cleaning items, etc.) or even a Christmas
gift for a child during October, please drop off your item at
the front office. The Student School Councillors will pack
the hampers at the end of the month ready for collection at
the start of November by our families who need a little bit
of extra support at this time of year.
All donations are welcome. If you would like a hamper,
please return the attached slip to Lyn Pearce in the school
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office by Thursday 24 October. The size of the hamper
will depend on the number of donations and the number of
requests for a hamper.
Thank you
Anthea Taylor
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Hamper Request
I would like a hamper. I understand that I will need to
collect the hamper from KPS after I am contacted in
November.
Name:
________________________
Phone Number:
________________________
Signature:
________________________
Thanks to the Hornsby family for the lights on the
hats for Boys in Blue. Very flashy!!
Thanks to Mrs Wilson for tracking down a Cow’s
head.
Space
See you Thursday!
Times for Performance Night
Performers and assistants must be at the back door of the
theatre by 5:30pm. They must be collected and signed
out from the side-of-stage door into the foyer at 9:00pm.
All costumes belonging to the school must be left with me.
T-Shirts will go home with special washing and care
instructions.
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KPS Choir Performance
This is a little note to encourage the KPS Choir. We will
be performing our latest 2-part piece "Chitty Chitty Bang
Bang" at Assembly next Monday 16th. Please practise
with the backing track. It can be found by going to
www.synchronicity.org.au ; look for the music track at
the bottom of the front screen. Parents welcome to come
on Monday to assembly to listen. The Choir sound
excellent!
The 3/4 students competed in
Contest where they competed
improve their performance on
Students that achieved the best
were acknowledged.
Boys Winner
Matt B
(46.35sec)
Matt B (10.2m)
Ned B (10.2m)
Josh B
(3.52sec)
Ned B
(129)
Ned J
(11 min & 24sec)
Jett V
Beau C
Ruben W (20)
Matt B
(1.88m)
Matt B
(7.37sec)
Ruben W
(121)
Matt B
(8.95sec)
Mrs Wendy Collishaw
PE NEWS
Bike Education
The Bike Education Program for Grade 3 to 6 students will
be held early term 4.
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Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 October
Grades 3 and 4 will complete a two day course
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Thursday 31 October
Grade 5 a one day course
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Friday 1 November
Grade 6 a one day course
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Parents/Carers who are able go on the group rides and
are willing to help out please contact Mr Monaghan.
Fitness Challenge
On Tuesday and Wednesday last week the whole school
competed in the Kennington Fitness Challenge. The
sessions were a great opportunity for students to have
positive experiences related to fitness and develop lifelong
exercise habits.
The P-2 students competed in 10 activities in a tabloid
format. The events included; frog jump, accurate kick,
boundary throw in, agility weave, core strength activities,
mini hurdle dash, bean bag shuttle, superman fitness
cards, sack races and snakes and ladders. Thank you to
the Student Leaders who conducted the Fitness Challenge
for the grade P-4 classes in an enthusiastic and
professional manner.
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the Fitness Challenge
against themselves to
each of the activities.
results for each activity
Event
Weight Retrieval
Soccer Throw
Mini Hurdle
Dash
Step Ups
The Bridge
Target Kick
Standing Long
Jump
Agility Weave
Frog Jump
Boxers Shuffle
Girls Winner
Loretta V
(47.36sec)
Lucia D (11m)
Jessie J
(3.37sec)
Zahlia G
(115)
T’Keiyah E
(11mins & 49sec)
Loretta V
(17)
Lucia D
(1.85m)
Jade D
(8.66sec)
Jamaya D
(114)
Aimee G
(11.74sec)
PE NEWS continued……
VISUAL ARTS NEWS
The 5/6 students competed in the Fitness Challenge
Grand Championship where they competed against
themselves to improve their performance on each of the
activities and competed for their house. Each student’s
results were recorded and individual event winners were
acknowledged and the Fittest Male and Fittest Female
were awarded.
Boys Winner
Jacob B
(44.98sec)
Jackson S
(111)
Jack S
(112)
Bailey H
(14.6m)
Alex J
(3.08sec)
Jacob B
(7.34sec)
Mitch C
Zac S
(34.27se)
Wee Tha Sue
(43.4m)
Mason E
(208cm)
Boys
Mason E
Jacob B
Alex J
TEAMS
Fortuna
Lansell
Sandhurst
Kennedy
Event
Weight Retrieval
The Skier
Step Ups
Soccer Throw
Mini Hurdle Dash
Agility Weave
Hamstring
Challenge
The Ball Fetch
Vortex Throw
Standing Long
Jump
Girls Winner
Laney B
(48.32sec)
Abbey K
(114)
Jacklyn B
(98)
Hayley M
(12.7m)
Acacia S
(3.17sec)
Renae B
(7.81sec)
Georgia L
(46cm)
Jasdeep K
(35.49sec)
Htoo Tha Ger
(25.5m)
Kayla A
(206cm)
FITNESS CHAMPIONS
Points
Girls
149
Jacklyn B
135
Kayla A
Hayley M
134
Acacia S
Congratulations to our Artist of the Moment. Students in
Grades five and six have been exploring the work of Pablo
Picasso. Some have painted distorted faces and others
have chosen to represent musical instruments using only
one colour in a variety of shades and tones. This is a
fabulous example of one of these Picasso Style art
works. Outstanding effort.
BREAKFAST CLUB – EVERY FRIDAY
Points
119
116
107
Our Breakfast Program will be running every Friday
morning (except for the first and last days of term) in the
canteen from 8:10am until 8:25am.
Overall
Standing
1645
1427
1346
1067
If any parent/carer is interested in going on the roster
please contact the office on 5443 2011.
A big thank you to the following supporters:
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Thank you to the SEDA students, KPS teachers and KPS
students who ensured the day ran smoothly and the
students enjoyed the experience.
Strathdale Bakers Delight for the bread
Foodbank Australia for their generous donations.
Breakfast Club is free and everyone is welcome.
Roster
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13 September (last one for Term 3)
Leanne Draper
Wendy Martin
Sonia Lewis
Heather Dixon
Heather Stinton
FAMILY INCENTIVE RAFFLE
JOIN THE FUN
STEAM TRAINS FOR KIDS
The Family Incentive Prize will be drawn at our Carols at
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Kennington Night on Thursday 12 December, 2013.
Family Railway Fun
MALDON STATION
For each book of tickets sold 1 ticket with the family’s
name on it will go into the draw.
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
A $400.00
Bendigo Park Lane Holiday
the Park Lane Holiday Parks
(2 adults, 2 children)

A $135.00
Bendigo Park Lane Holiday Parks
- 1 x party for 10 children at Parky’s
Wonderland
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A $130.00
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Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 October
Train Rides - Steam & Diesel.
Animal Farm. Model Railway.
Clown on board. Novelty Rides. Fun Games
Sausage Sizzle.
Horse Cart Rides
From 10.00am
Stephen Storer – Bendigo Tennis
Academy – Prince Airo Hybrid Zoom
Tennis Racquet
Great Family Day
PH : 5470 6658
www.vgr.com.au
COMMUNITY NOTICES
Holiday Program
ASTHMA FOUNDATION – for your information
Where:
Hattam Street Venue
Golden Square
When:
Monday 23 September to Friday 4th
October (excluding weekends)
Strathdale Hockey Club Inc.
Time:
8:00am – 6:00pm
REGISTRATION DAY
Who:
Children from the ages of 5 to 13 years
www.asthmafriendlyschools.org.au
FREECALL 1800 645 130
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Saturday 12 October
Adam Sabransky - Centre Manager
Phone:
03 5444 1119
Website:
www.jetsgym.com.au
10:00am to 11:00am
CONTACT
Nicole Hood - 0400 833 203
LOCATION
Synthetic Soccer Pitch
Bendigo South East College
Keck Street, Flora Hill
Facebook:
START DATE Tuesday 22nd October
TIME
4:30pm
EMAIL
[email protected]
WEB
strathdalehockey.org.au
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www.facebook.com/pages/JetsGymnastics-Bendigo/566654403351221
NIDA SHORT COURSES IN BENDIGO
This Spring the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) is
running a range of short courses at the Capital Performing
Arts Centre, Bendigo
Venue:
The Capital Performing Arts Centre
Dates:
Saturday 21 September to Thursday 26
September
8 to 11 years:
Drama School
12 – 15 yrs:
Acting Boot Camp & Drama School
16 years +
Audition Essentials
NIDA Acting Techniques
Screen Acting Essentials
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Run 5km, 10km, 15km or walk 5km
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Early Bird Price:Primary School:
Students:
Adults:
Free
$25.00
$35.00
Registration after September 13
Students:
$30.00
Adults:
$45.00
For more information contact NIDA Open via email at
[email protected] or call (02) 9697 7626.
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This year’s entry fee includes breakfast and a medal for all
participants.
Date:
Time:
Start:
Course:
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3 November 2013
From 7:30am
Dai Gum San, Chinese precinct
New inner city course – run/walk past
scenic Bendigo icons
For more information and to register:
www.bendigohealth.org.au
FUN, FITNESS, FRIENDSHIP
The Central Victorian Cheerleading Academy Inc
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Open Day on Saturday 28 September 2013
YMCA, Browning Street – Kangarro Flat
from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
As the good weather approaches, remember that you can
dispose of your green waste for FREE at the Eaglehawk
Eco Centre or Heathcote Landfill on the following
weekends!
 26 & 27 October 2013
 23 & 24 November 2013
We run recreational and competition programs for mini,
special needs and general cheerleading.
City of Greater Bendigo is also hosting a Detox Your
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Home day on Saturday 5 October, 2013.
For more information call Mrs Burke on 0409 146 992.
Residents can responsibly dispose of household cleaners,
batteries, fluorescent tubes, fuels, paints, chemicals &
poisons under 20 Litres or 20 Kilograms for free.
To register, as well as view the mobile collection schedule,
visit http://detox.sustainability.vic.gov.au/
A complete list of accepted products and Detox Your
Home
locations
can
be
viewed
at
www.resourcesmart.vic.gov.au
For all other information regarding Waste Services or our
Landfill & transfer stations, please visit our website.
http://www.bendigo.vic.gov.au/Residents_and_Services
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Smart Arts – Travelling Art School
The Smart Arts Holiday Program is on again these
holidays. Come along for fun and educational art sessions
with teachers Lara and Heidi. Enjoy exploring new
mediums, discovering design elements and creating your
own masterpieces
SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM WITH KELLY SPORTS
Join in the fun these holidays with Kelly Sports KIDS
CLUB. Held at The Zone Entertainment Complex, your
kids are sure to have a great time!
Laser Tags (up to 4 games), roller skating, playcentre,
mini golf, Giant Treasure Hunts, Maze games, Hockey,
AFL, Soccer, Minute to Win It, Zumba, Circus and much
more!
When:
Cost:
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Week 1
Friday 27 September
Paper Pet Workshop
Design and make your own paper pet
using papier mache techniques
Week 2
Friday 4 October
Manga Portrait Workshop
Learn to draw and paint your own portrait
Manga style!
Times:
10:00am to 12:00pm
Cost:
$25.00 per student
Where:
Quarry Hill Community Hall
Hamlet Street
Contact:
Heidi on 0428 529 776 or email
[email protected]
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Monday 23 September to Wednesday 25
September and
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Thursday 3 October 3rd to Friday 4 October.
$49.00 per day.
CLAIM YOUR REBATE THROUGH FAMILY
ASSISTANCE OFFICE.
Call Kristi Coller on - 0418 308 139 or book online at
www.kellysports.com.au/zone/bendigo
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