The Buzz - Beresford Road Public School

The Buzz
Beresford Road PS School & Community News
74 Beresford Road, Greystanes, 2145 T 98962644 F 9896 3172 E [email protected]
The Buzz- Issue 10 Term 3 - Week 8
Tuesday 3rd September 2013
Sport News
Zone Athletics
On Tuesday last week we took a team of 41 students to
compete at our Zone Athletics Championships at
Blacktown. It was the most successful day for the
Beresford Road athletes.
Special congratulations must go to these students who
achieved personal milestones at our Zone Athletics
Carnival.
Jake Farrugia – Junior Boys Age Champion
Boehn Russell - 2nd in the Senior Age Championships
Karl Khouiss - 3rd in the 11yrs Age Championships
New School Athletics records were set by the following
students:
As a school we finished in 5th place out of 21 schools
which is another improvement of 3 places on last year’s
result and a huge improvement when we are competing
against schools that are twice and three times the size of
ours.
We have a record number of students qualifying to
compete at the Sydney West Athletics Championships on
Wednesday 11th of September (Week 9). We wish them
all the success for the upcoming championships!!!
These students are listed below:
Girls
Teagan Neich
2nd Junior Discuss
Milla Elaro
2nd 8yrs 100m
Mackenzie Haladus
1st 9yrs 100m
Boys
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Milla Elaro 15.97 secs when she came 2 in the Girls 8yrs
100m. This record has stood since 2001.
Mackenzie Haladus who equalled her new school record of
15.50secs in coming 1st in the Girls 9yrs 100m.
Boehn Russell 29.25 secs when he came 1st in the Boys
12yrs 200m. This record has stood since before 1995.
Other very notable performances on the day were:
Jake Farrugia
1st Junior High Jump
Jamie West
2nd 11years High Jump
Karl Khouiss
1st 11yrs 200m, 3rd 11yrs 100m
Boehn Russell
1st Sen High jump, 1st 12yrs 100m
Tommy Khouiss
1st 8yrs 100m
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Bent Tunks Fletcher
3rd 8yrs 100m
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Jake Farrugia 3rd Junior 800m & 3rd Junior 200m &
5th Junior Long Jump & 5th 10yrs 100m
Jacinda Theodiridis 5th 11yrs 800m
Samuel Agius 3rd Senior 800m
Alex Alizart 3rd Junior 200m & 4th Junior Long Jump
& 8th 10yrs 100m,
Nicholas Curtale 4th 11yrs High Jump
Jaime West 5th 11yrs High Jump
Boehn Russell 5th Senior Long Jump
Junior Girls 4th Relay
Junior Boys 8th Relay
Senior Girls 8th Relay
Assemblies
Friday 5/9 9.00am
Friday 12/9 9.00am
Friday 19/9 9.00am
Years 3-6
K-2
Years 3-6
3/4G
KHD
3/4P
1st 12yrs 200m
Senior Boys relay 2nd- Boehn Russell, Karl Khouiss
Jamie West, Samuel Agius
Upcoming Events
September
4th Sept
Celebrating the Arts Festival
5th Sept
Mufti Day
9th-11th
10th Sept
12th Sept
14th Sept
16th Sept
Stage 2 Camp
Featherdale Excursion-Kindy
Stage 1 Fairy Tale Excursion
Election day mini market
Public Speaking Competition
18th Sept
School Disco
20th Sept
20th Sept
Last day of Term
P & C Movie Night
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PSSA News
Last week saw the conclusion of our Winter PSSA
Competition for 2013. Once final results are known of each
competition I shall inform all students accordingly.
We shall be re-commencing our Summer PSSA in Week 9.
Next week all Summer PSSA teams will be training in
preparation for the restart of the competition.
Principal’s Message
P&C
The P & C have a very busy couple of weeks leading up to the
end of the school term. They have just finished with the
Fathers Day Stall last week and will be holding a Mufti Day
this Thursday, organising a Sausage Sizzle and market stalls
for Election Day and running an outdoor movie night to
celebrate the end of term on the last Friday night. This hard
working group of parents are wonderful supporters of your
children’s learning and do a fantastic job raising funds to
ensure our kids have the best resources available.
If you would like to know more about these events and have
a chance to hear from a Holroyd Council Parking Ranger
please attend the P & C meeting tonight at 7.30pm. All are
welcome.
School Camp
We have camps for both Stage Two students (Great Aussie
Bush Camp) and Stage Three (Narrabeen Sport & Rec) over
the next six weeks. School camp is a great experience for all
students. If you speak to a high schooler or think back on
your own time at school, camp is usually one of your
strongest memories. It is a time to build independence away
from mum and dad and spend some time with your school
friends.
We have had a couple of parents ask if students can take
phones on camp. This is not a good idea for a number of
reasons;
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Both these camp organisations have asked for phones
to be left at home
The rooms won’t have adequate power outlets
Security cannot be guaranteed – electronics get lost
and broken in the dorms
Other schools will be on site
It stifles the students development of independence
The school has contact details for the venues and teachers
and the teachers on camp have your contact details in case
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of an emergency. A few days away from the internet and
phone, playing outside with your friends, is exactly what our
modern connected kids need.
Interrelate
We are having Interrelate visit the school on the last Tuesday
night of the term. It has been a few years since their last visit
to the school but they return this year at the request of the
P & C. Interrelate are an organisation that runs workshops
on how students change as they enter puberty and what
they can expect. There is some more information about this
later on in the newsletter. The course is run for the students
and their parents, children cannot attend alone. Their
knowledge in this area, and their ability to communicate it to
children, is very good. They cover these topics more fully
than we can in the classroom. Many parents attend these
workshops to open up better communication with their
children in these areas and children often feel more
comfortable asking ‘embarrassing’ questions to an expert
rather than their parent or teacher. A note went home last
week for these workshops.
Enrolments
We already have over 60 new enrolments for kinder in 2014.
If you have a child at home, or a neighbour, who is starting
school next year please let us know as soon as possible so
we can plan to have adequate classrooms and teachers to
cater for the growth in overall school numbers at the
beginning of the year. Simply drop into the office and collect
enrolment forms.
At the same time it is very important for us to know if any
students are moving or leaving between now and the end of
the year. This lets us develop classes of the right size during
term four. Please contact the school office (phone, note or
drop in) as soon as possible.
Ask WHAT when kids act up
“Asking WHY when kids misbehave generally closes down a
conversation and puts them on the defensive. There’s a
better question to ask when kids behave poorly.
Ask a question beginning with ‘WHAT?”
‘WHY.............?’
‘Why on earth did you do that?’
Most of us have said this to our kids at some stage. They
hurt a sibling and we say, ‘Why?’ They argue and fight at the
meal table and we say, ‘Why?’
This is a natural reaction. But often kids can’t articulate why
they have done the wrong thing. Boys, in particular, will
usually reply, ‘I dunno.’ They know something isn’t right, but
articulating it is another matter.
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Even if they give you a reason for their poor behaviour (‘cos
she hit me first’, ‘I’m not hungry anyway’) where to from
there?
Asking WHY when kids misbehave generally closes down a
conversation and puts them on the defensive. There’s a
better question to ask when kids behave poorly. Ask a
question beginning with ‘WHAT?’
Okay, your first reaction to misbehaviour maybe ‘What
the.....’ but hold that thought in. Better to ask questions
such as:
• WHAT were you thinking when you hurt your sister?
• WHAT was happening when you argued with your friend?
• WHAT should you have done when you didn’t want to eat
and decided to annoy your sister?
• WHAT will you do next time when you feel like acting like
that?
• WHAT do you think your brother meant when he said that
you were......?
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WHAT will you do now to make it up to your
brother?
These types of questions are reflective and restorative. They
require children to reflect on their thinking, their behaviour
and the situation at hand. This opens up conversations that
lead to learning.
Effective discipline helps children learn better ways of
behaving.
Some of the questions lead children to the important
aspect of repairing or restoring relationships they may have
damaged through their behaviour and so take some
responsibility for the way they acted. Taking responsibility
and making amends is another vital aspect of discipline.
Importantly, asking what? when kids’ misbehaviour impacts
on others leads them further down the road from self
interest to social interest, where they consider the
well-being of others. It’s also in line with the types of
questions teachers are asking your children when their
behaviour adversely affects others.
Micheal Grose
www.parenting ideas.com.au
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Stage 3 Camp- Department of Sport and
Recreation Sydney Academy- Narrabeen
This is just a reminder that the final payment instalments
for the Stage 3 Camp at Narrabeen are fast approaching.
The final payment dates are:
Wednesday 18th September (Final Payment)
Parents are reminded that payments can be made on any
Monday, Wednesday or Thursday through the school office
and that credit card payments will be gladly accepted.
If parents are having difficulties in keeping to the payment
schedule can you please contact the school ASAP, so we can
come to some sort of arrangement in regards to payment.
Thanks
Jerome Wicks and Jade Leverett
PBL News
Rule of the week:
Week 8 – Strive for excellence – I ask for help when
needed
Week 9 – Participate – I encourage others to participate
Interrelate School and Family Programs
Interrelate is a quality sexuality and relationship program
and they will be hosting two evening sessions on
Tuesday, 17th September
for students in years 3
to 6.
Session 1: “Where Did I Come From?”
1 hour – Years 3, 4, 5 & 6
6:00pm
In this session children are eager to learn more about how
their bodies work and the differences between males and
females. This session extends their understanding of
conception, fertilisation, foetal development and the birth
process.
David Leydon
Principal
Session 2:
“Preparing for Puberty
1 hour – Years 5 & 6
Storytelling Competition Finals
This session helps to prepare children and parents/
caregivers for the physical, social and emotional changes
associated with puberty. Changing emotions and
relationships with families and peers are addressed.
Information is also presented on menstruation and wet
dreams.
The story telling competition finals will be held on Monday
Week 10 in the hall. K-2 finals will be held from 12 -1pm
and Years 3-6 will be at 2pm sharp. Congratulations to the
finalists that have been decided so far. A full list of finalists
and winners will be printed in the next newsletter as some
are still to be decided. It has been exciting to try something
new and to see so many children participate so
enthusiastically.
Kaye Pearson
7:15pm
Parents/Carers must attend the session
with their child.
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This term in 1/2M our topic is Fairy tales. We have been
doing lots of reading, writing and drama about different
fairy tales. We have also learnt a lot in Maths this year and
have been doing fun Maths work and some games.
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In 1/2M we like to show off our work and celebrate our
birthdays! We like getting awards at assembly and we like
doing art and sport. We have been decorating our classroom with our fairy tale work! We are creative!
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Mrs E in the spotlight
Interview by Hasan Ozbal and Jesse Larkin
HASAN: What is the book you’re currently reading?
MISS E: 13 Story Tree House.
JESSIE: What is your hobby?
MISS E: Making invitations.
HASAN: What is your favourite movie?
MISS E: Driving Mrs Daisy.
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P&C News
We would like to say a huge thank you to Rosa for
co-ordinating the Fathers day stall and to all the Mums
that helped out on the day.
Raffle Tickets
Today you will receive $10.00 worth of raffle tickets to be
sold. We have over 20 prizes to be won from a Taronga
zoo pass, BBQ/ meat voucher and Mum and Dad pamper
packs.
Please have all sold raffle tickets and money to the office
by Friday the 20th September.
The raffle will be drawn on Friday 11th October at the
assembly.
Mufti day
Is this Thursday 5th September. If you are going to come
dressed in Mufti it is a gold coin donation.
Market day
On the election day 7th September the P & C are running a
market day from 8am till 2pm with various craft and gift
items. There will also be a BBQ available. If you are able
to give up a couple of hours of your time please come
down and help out.
Dates for your diary
-Movie night Friday 20th September
-Peddlers Parade 12th December
JESSIE: What’s your favourite food?
MISS E: Ice-cream and chocolate.
HASAN: what is your favourite colour?
MISS E: Green.
P & C Meeting tonight 7.30pm in staff room
everyone is welcome.
JESSIE: What do you love most about the students at Beresford Road Public School?
MISS E: The students are always enthusiastic about trying
new things and tolerant of one another’s differences.
Office News
Money Days
Soccer jerseys return
All boys who were given a soccer jersey to compete
in for Winter PSSA are
requested to return the
jersey to Mr Wicks ASAP. Please ensure the jersey is
washed and placed into a plastic bag with your
name clearly marked on the front.
We are still getting a lot of money handed in on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Both these days are NOT money
days. Please make sure to only send money in on
either Monday, Wednesday or Thursday only.
Car Park
This is just a reminder to parents who use the carpark in
the mornings to drop off their children at before school
care. Please do not use the staff carpark after 8:00am in
the morning as teachers and staff are trying to park their
cars and it becomes dangerous.
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Beresford Road Public School Merit Cards Presented on Weeks 5 & 6
GOLD AWARD WINNERS
Parris Reaiche
Ben Gregory
Dhanush Bonu
Blue Certificate
KA
K/1B
1S
2E
Makayla Falzon
Thomas Murdoch
Chaela-Lee Falls
Kayla Marks
Faith Van Der Ent
Aydin Ozbal
Megan Abood
Chelsea Akhurst
Siena Bozkent
Connor Griffiths
Ben Gregory
Tara Firth
Mya Yaghi
Edrees Akbarzada
Deakyn-John Corbett
Ameena Abdelraheem
Anthony Topic
Romeen Naqshbandi
Jacob Sissi
Charlee Lake
Lotus Haladus
Cooper Begg
Milos Arambasic
Dru Senihili
Ruby Walker
KC
1A
1/2M
2L
Tiarna Annetts
Brigid Chakti
3/4G
Charlie Johnson
Raqib Ahmedi
Braydon Brown
Alyssa Caron
Justin Borg
Jasmine Speechley
Kingston Lake
Mia Scott
Fatema Sarwari
Marko Marjanovic
Ethan Gillett
Shan Jauher
Jayden Madigan
Ari Lockwood
Ethan Crawley
Paul Toma
KHD
1L
2S
3F
Lizzie Collier
Sharyn Fowler
3/4P
Rachel Farrugia
5/6D
Hayden Fletcher
Shaniqua Vithanage
Brayden Smith
Jack Eisenhuth
Anthony Francis
Megan Abood
Hasan Ozbal, Cody Bugeja
Ivan Videla, Renee Fordham
Kimberly Ryan , Abbie Thornley-Hayward
Ye Eun Choi
Charlotte Azzopardi
Joan Edwards
Sarah Cassar
Hilal Elriche
Zayaan Syed
Kirah Clarke
John Azzopardi
Emily Fisk
Matthew Nader
Tre Siitia
Isabella Cooksley
Makayla Falzon
4/5F
Volkan Canli
5/6L
Rabia Akbari
Kosta Seitis
Mahdi Masoomy
Massi Gabucci
Teagan Neich
5/6W
Will Hudson
Sam Agius
Ainsley Brown
Sport Awards
Alicia Bidin
Zoe Kambaris
Tori Brooks
Raqib Ahmedi
Avegail Matutina
Jaime West
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Beresford Road Public School does not endorse any item or service advertised in this newsletter
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Library News
Thank you to the students and parents that made our character parade and book fair such a success!
Through the wonderful support of our school community we raised enough money at the book fair to
secure $1200 worth of scholastic points for the library. This means more new books for our school.
Congratulation to the winners of our character parade:
Tyron Schultz
Timmy Dewar
Megan Abood
Georgie Crisafis
Aydin Ozbal
Carlos Reyes
Mac Hunt
Avelyn Peters
Ali Ozbal
Patrick Eisenhuth
Elizabeth Waddington
Chelsea Akhurst
Lily O’Neill
Mark Lee
Ainsley Brown
Hilal Elriche
Abby Sissi
Olivia Lloyd
Cassandra Box
Kayla Marks
BRPS PREMIER’S READING CHALLENGE HONOUR ROLL 2013
Abbas Zak
Abdelraheem Ameena
Abdou Grace
Abdulrazaq Monawar
Abdulrazaq Alese
Abood Megan
Abood Aydan
Adams-Ayoub Caitlin
Adeli Zain
Adeli Zinat
Afasene Samson
Afshari Donya
Agius Emilia
Agius Sophie
Agius Samuel
Ahmedi Raqib
Aisake-Peseta Savannah
Akbari Rabia
Akbari Zainab
Akbarzada Edrees
Akhurst Chelsea
Al Qadi Deema
Al Qadoumi Faisal
Al Qadoumi Farris
Al Qadoumi Salma
Alalikin Max
Alameddine Sarah
Alameddine Mariam
Alasmar Khalid
Ali Nickshay-Jaden
Ali Shahir
Alimboyao Ethan
Alizart Leon
Alizart Alexandra
Almosawe Amani
Amin Malik
Annetts Tiarna
Antoniou Angelina
Arambasic Milos
Arambasic Dragana
Arcenal Angel
Askander Carol
Attayee Mujtaba
Attayee Maroa
Austine Bridie
Austine Colby
Axiak Michael
Azzopardi Annabelle
Azzopardi Charlotte
Barr Henry
Begg Cooper
Bhardwaj Ridhi
Bhatia Laressa
Bidin Alicia
Billings Anastasia
Bonovas Pene
Bonu Dhanush
Borg Justin
Bosnjak Mia
Box Cassandra
Bozkent Siena
Brame Jack
Britton-Harris Teisha
Brooks Tori
Brown Brayden
Brown Ainsley
Bugeja Bella
Bullock Annabelle
Burns Jordan
Cachia John
Cain Monique
Canli Volkan
Caran Eric
Caran Alyssa
Cardozo Damon
Cassar Sarah
Cassisi Olivia
Caylak Emre
Chahrouk Jehan
Chakti Brigid
Chakti Mary Louise
Chakti Terese
Chalghin Ace
Chalghin Jamil
Chan Oliver
Chen Harry
Chettiar Tulisha
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Chhugani Rahi
Chiriff Isabella
Cho Olivia
Choi Ye
Cincotta Emily
Clelland Riley
Coates Denise
Coates Anneliese
Cole Piper
Collier Lizzie
Collier Maddie
Cooksley Isabella
Corbett Deakyn-John
Corbin Samuel
Cox Connor
Cox Claire
Craig Daniel
Craig Liam
Crawley Tarliah
Crawley Ethan
Crichton Brigham
Crisafis Georgie
Cross Bailee
Cummings Takoda
Curtale Joseph
Curtale Nicholas
Delailoa James
Dewar Grace
Dewar Timmy
Di Salvia Seth
Douaihy Angelina
Douaihy Jessie
Dunstan Ben
Edwards Joan
Edwards Emily
Eisenhuth Patrick
Eisenhuth Jack
Elaro Charlie
Elaro Milla
Elkheir Fetet
Elriche Hudi
Elriche Hilal
Elriche Yasmin
Falls Chaela-Lee
Farrugia Riley
Farrugia Rachel
Farrugia Jake
Fausto Marley
Firth Tara
Fisk Aaliyah
Fletcher Hayden
Flores Zachary
Fordham Renee
Formosa Tahlia
Fowler Sharyn
Fowler Jamie
Francis Jennifer
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Francis Anthony
Furtado Nina
Gabucci Massimiliano
Galea Aliesha
Ghosn Paul
Gillett Ethan
Grant Evey
Grech Nikolas
Green Jack
Gregory Benjamin
Griffiths Connor
Gristwood Tyra
Haddad Kayden
Haddad Reno
Haddad Shana
Hagan Mitchell
Halabi Jayden
Halabi Ryan
Halacas Dimitri
Haladus Lotus
Haladus Harrison
Haladus Mackenzie
Hamwi Rayan
Hassan-VassalloCurtis
Hassapis Athena
Hayer Sahibjot
Heinrich Matthew
Hey Jessica
Hovell-Marsters Chantelle
Hshimi Angela
Hua Elisha
Hudson Will
Hunt Mac
Hunt Grace
Hurford Kobi
Ioane Tyrone
Ioane Nua
Irving Daniel
Isaacs Jarrod
Jauher Shan
Jenkins Nichola
Jenkins Jai
Jhaveri Kahan
Johnson Charlize
Johnson Dominic
Junaid Nawaal
Kakar Saanjh
Kakar Rei
Kambouris Archie
Kambouris Zoe
Karakurt Aleyna
Kariyawasam Hesandi
Kashyap Harshita
Kaur Sarah
Kearney Isabella
Keygan Zachary
Khouiss Karl
Khuu Eileena
Khuu Angela
Kidd Melanie
Kumar Shreya
Lake Kingston
Lake Charlee
Lane Emogen
Lee Mark
Lesaisaea Keisha
Lloyd Luke
Lloyd Olivia
Lockwood Ari
Madigan Jayden
Maharaj Rania
Majji Suhani
Makaridze Salome
Mandich Luke
Mandich Daniel
Manners Amber
Marjanovic Marko
Markarian Zoe
Marks Joshua
Marks Kayla
Marscham Emma
Martin Joshua
Martin Monique
Masoomy Mahdi
Matutina Avegail
Mau Wah
McCall Lachlan
McGinty Kayla
McNaughton Ben
Mencarious John
Mensah Gilbert
Mercieca Tiana
Mirjanic Stephanie
Morley Dylan
Muhammedoglu Ela
Muhammedoglu Emir
Muhieddine Hussein-Harry
Murdoch Thomas
Murray Jacques
Mutt Tanvi
Nader Kayla
Naqshbandi Romeen
Nasiri Tamim
Nasreldin Isabella
Neich Teagan
Newby Tyson
Newman Ella
Ngata-Lelenoa Teresa
Nguyen Katherine
Noor Tameer
Obeid Safwan
Obeid Marwan
Oletu Mekive
Olsen Zachary
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O'Neill Lily
O'Neill Alicia
Overton Emma
Ozbal Ozkan
Ozbal Aydin
Ozbal Ali
Ozbal Hasan
Ozturk Dilhan
Patel Prayag
Patel Pratham
Pereira Jordan
Peters Avelyn
Picone Caleb
Popuri Manogna
Poullos Kiara
Poullos Jorja
Prinitis Mariah
Ramineni Sidhu
Rapley Alyssa
Ratucoka Junior
Ratucoka Mary-Jane
Ratucoka Kaitlyn
Ratucoka Nedinne
Rauff Azzam Ruzaik
Rauff azzam Adham
Ravipudi Nishitha
Ready Ryan
Ready Katie
Reaiche Parris
Reddy Marley
Rewati Sally
Reyes Carlos
Rios Dylan
Rios Ceballos Cameron
Rogers Dylan
Russell Boehn
Ryan Kimberley
Salehie Laila
Salehie Omar
Sallakonda Ria
Sallakonda Yash
Salopek Tara
Sancheti Shreya
Sarwari Fatema
Schultz Tyron
Schultz Jordan
Schultz Zaylan
Scott Mia
Scott Lucas
Scott Jade
Seitis Kosta
Senituli Dru
Shams Omid
Shepherd Joshua
Shepherd Shyanne
Shpherd Oriel
Shrestha Niharica
Siitia Jayda
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Siitia Nevada
Simonsen Ashton
Singh Harkeerat
Singh Ramanpreet
Singh Gautam
Sirigiri Nipun
Sissi Jacob
Sissi Abby
Sivakumar Nirojan
Sivaraj Ethushan
Sivaraj Kokul
Slevin Nathan
Smith Brayden
Sousan Christina
Sousan Mario
Speechley Elishia
Speechley Jennifer
Speechley Jasmine
Stergiou Jordan
Stevens Amelia
Stevens Olivia
Stiff Tristan
Sultani Ilyas
Sultani Leila
Syed Zayaan
Talab Sarah
Talwar Angel
Tame Sarah
Tedesco Mia
Tedesco Troy
Terrill James
Theodoridis Jacinda
Thornley Hayward Kurt
Thornley Hayward Abbie
Tinker Blake
Toma Paul
Topic Anthony
Topic Gabby
Topic Lucy
Topic Olivia
Tran Jayden
Troutman Jasmine
Tuakalau Brooklyn
Tuakalau Diane
Tunks-Fletlcher Benjamin
Van Der Ent Faith
Vanguru Tanush
Videla Ivan
Violentis Bella
Vithanage Shaniqua
Waddington Elizabeth
Wagner Kayla
Walker Ruby
Wallis Alec
Wheatley Christian
Whyte Portia
Wiggins Emma
Wilson Abbey
Wintle Lachlan
Wuatai Keira
Wynn Monique
Wynn Selena
Xerri Bailey
Yaghi Mya
Yaghi Emma
Yalcinkaya Atilla
Yildiz Justin
Yildiz Elenora
Yucebasoglu Yasmine
Yucebasoglu Can (Jhan)
Zhang Kelvin
Zhang Kingdy
Zhang Javen
Zhang Susuan
Did You Know…
… that 2013 was the most successful
Premier’s Reading Challenge ever
attempted by Beresford Road Public
School ?
2013 - 390 Complete
2012 – 141Complete
2011 – 123 Complete
2010 – 86 Complete
2009 – 42 Complete
Hopefully everyone who participated
has enjoyed reading new books and
looks forward to the 2014 Premiers
Reading Challenge!
Mrs Hamersma
Thank you to Miss E for her help
entering data.