Term 2 Week 2 5 May 2016 - Wheeler Heights Public School

Phone: 9971 8352, 9982 2475 Fax: 9982 5617
Email: [email protected]
Website: wheelerhts-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Term 2 Week 2
5 May 2016
Special thanks to Anthony from Anthony’s Chickens at the Veterans Parade shops who
kindly donated two prizes for our school fees lucky draw. Please be sure to visit
Anthony and his team!!
Staffing News
Congratulations to Ms Cindy Waldock who has been appointed as the Premier’s Sporting Challenge
coordinator working with the School Sports Unit. We know Ms Waldock will do a fabulous job in this role
and we will miss her at Wheeler Heights PS.
Staff Development Day
Last week on the pupil free day all staff travelled to the city and took part in educational sessions at the
Sydney Botanical Gardens and the Sydney Opera House. Already some grades have booked excursions
for later this year or next year after our staff visit.
School Cross Country
Congratulations to all students from Years 2-6 who competed in the cross country carnival yesterday.
There was a lovely atmosphere with many impressive performances. Special thanks to organisers Mrs
Miller and Mrs McColl, Zoe and the canteen staff for their special treats and all teachers for manning the
course. The District carnival will be held on Friday 20 May. Ribbons for the first 6 place getters in each
age group will be handed out at the 9.15am assembly on Monday.
Mother’s Day Stall
Year 2 parents are busily organising the Mother’s Day stall to be held in the hall tomorrow. Please be
sure to purchase your gift on flexischools today or bring along $10 tomorrow.
Anzac Day Service
Congratulations to the entire school for their excellent behaviour at our Anzac Service last Thursday. The
Year 6 prefects ran the assembly very well and all Year 6 sang beautifully. Oliver F gave a wonderful
performance of the Last Post and all students wore the red poppies which they had made.
Principal for a Day – Will G 5W
On Monday Will G from 5W was the Principal for the day. Will’s family had generously bought the prize at
the Auction at the Trivia night last year. Will was able to talk at the morning assembly, visit classes and
hand out stickers, have morning tea with a few friends and Miss Tekampe and have lunch in the staff
room. Well done Will for being an excellent Principal on Monday.
COMING EVENTS
Fri 6 May
Mother’s Day Stall
Winter PSSA Rd 1
Mon 9 May
Dance groups audition @
Newport PS
Tues-Thus 10-12 May
NAPLAN – Yrs 3 & 5
Mon 16 May
School Captains to
Parliament House
P&C Meeting 7pm
Tues 17 May
Uni NSW Digital Tech. test
Wed 18 May
Kindy 2017 Info evening 7pm
Thurs 19 May
Rainbow Mufti Day
Fri 20 May
Walk to School day
Pittwater Cross Country
Fri 27 May
School Tour 9.45am
Sat 21 May
School Development Day
Sat 28 May
Special Dance eisteddfod
Band JAM- Sat & Sun
Tues 31 May
Uni NSW Science Test
Thurs 2 June Bushlink visit
Sun 5 June
Special Dance eisteddfod
Mon 6 June
Indigenous performance
Mon 13 June Queen’s
birthday holiday
Tues 14 June
UNSW Writing test TBC
Wed 15 June
Uni NSW Spelling Test
Mon 20 June P&C Meeting
Thurs 23 June School Tour
9.45am
Fri 24 June Syd Nth Cross
Country
Thurs 30 June
Multicultural Speaking Finals
Fri 1 July
End of Term 2
Kindergarten 2017 Dates
We have now planned the dates for school tours and information nights for our 2017 Kindergarten. Please see the flyer in this
newsletter and let your friends and neighbours know.
Winter School Uniform
Please be advised that all students should now be wearing full winter school uniform.
Financial training
This week Mrs Jodie Sly our Senior Administration Manager and I went to the launch of the new LMBR management system. Over
the next two terms Mrs Sly, Mrs Clifford and myself will be going to many training sessions as the NSW Education Department
introduces this new organisational and administration program.
NAPLAN Years 3 & 5 - May 10-12
Students in Years 3 and 5 will be sitting the NAPLAN tests next week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Classes have been
practising test procedures and all students should be ready to go on Tuesday. Good luck boys and girls!
Opportunity Class (OC) Test applications
Year 4 parents will have received an email recently with information regarding applications for the OC class in Year 5 and 6. These
notes should be returned to your class teacher and applications made online at www.schools.nsw.edu.au/ocplacement by Friday
13 May.
David Scotter
Principal
SPORT NEWS
PSSA AFL Teams - Important Notice
Mouthguards are compulsory for all players participating in PSSA AFL games. If students do not have a mouthguard they will not
be allowed to play. Please ensure all players have a mouthguard before our first game on Friday.
Thank you,
Mrs Priscilla Wright
Pittwater Zone Rugby Union
Last week, four Year 6 boys went to the Pittwater Zone Rugby Union trials. Ezra P, Archie S, Jett K and Owen H all did a great job
and were fine representatives of Wheeler Heights Public School. Congratulations to all the boys especially Ezra P and Archie S
who were selected for Pittwater to trial in the Manly-Warringah Zone team. We wish them the best of luck!
Pittwater Zone Netball Trials
This Friday, Mia H, Georgia N and Gabbie W will be trialling for the Pittwater Zone Netball team after their PSSA game. We wish
these girls luck for their trial and we know you will represent Wheeler Heights with pride!
Pittwater/Manly Zone Touch Football Trials
This is a call out for any senior students (both boys and girls) who play touch football at a high level. This should include several
years’ experience in playing for their district/club and playing in representative teams. If you feel you qualify, please see Mr
Blanshard to put your name forward for nomination in the Pittwater/Manly Zone Touch Football Trials.
PSSA Autumn/Winter Competition - Wheeler vs Narrabeen North PS
Round 1 sees Wheeler taking on the mighty Narrabeen North. Please make sure your child has brought in their Permission Note
and Behaviour Contract by Friday at the latest to be able to play. Money is not due until next Friday (Round 2). Netball Girls are at
Boondah; Soccer Girls and Boys are at Narrabeen North Public School; Rugby League Boys are at Narrabeen Reserve Field 4;
and Mixed AFL is at Narrabeen Reserve Field 6. Please ensure that your child has a drink bottle, hat and sun cream (as well as any
uniforms or safety gear required).
Just a reminder, training sessions are mandatory and if children are injured they should still attend sessions and observe. All notes
and draws are on our school website.
For up to date information, please download the Primary Parent Planner App and ensure that you have the correct teams/years
selected.
Looking forward to a great 1st Round of competition
Yours in Sport,
Mr T Blanshard
Assistant Principal Stage 3
Sports Coordinator
WHEELER HEIGHTS DANCE PROGRAM
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Glen St Auditions will be held on Monday 9 May during school hours. Please make sure permission notes have been returned to
Mrs Richards. Makeup, costumes & jazz shoes will NOT be required for the audition.
Seniors will be performing at assembly 12/5/16 & juniors will be performing at assembly 19/5/16.
Assembly starts at 2:30pm and parents are welcome to attend.
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1 Eisteddfod is on Saturday May 28th “I’d Rather be Dancing” at Pittwater House
Junior arrive 12pm, start 1pm
Senior arrive 12:30pm start 1:30pm
nd
th
2 Eisteddfod is on Sunday June 5 “Extreme Dance” at St Ignatius Collage Riverview
Junior arrive 8:15am Start 9:15am
Senior arrive 8:40am start 9:40am
Notes with more details about eisteddfod’s will be emailed and sent home soon.
Kind regards, Deneille and Jasmine - Dance Parent Liaison
CHESS NEWS
Good luck to all our NSW Junior Chess League players tomorrow! This year, we have many first-timers to the competition, so extra
credit to them! All players will surely enjoy a fantastic experience (win or lose), and perhaps we'll be seeing another Championshipwinning team in the making?
Thank you to all who have returned Term 2 chess coaching payments - please keep them coming in. There are still places available
in the Monday beginners' class.
Ms Zillhardt
ANZAC Day
On Thursday K-6 students commemorated ANZAC Day by participating in a whole school service. The Year 6 leadership team led
the ceremony and spoke about the sacrifices faced by soldiers and their families. Oliver F. played the Last Post. Students followed
one minute of silence to show their respect. Year 6 students sang “I Am Australian” and also created artworks that helped them to
reflect on the meaning of ANZAC Day.
All students are to be commended for their exemplary behaviour during the ceremony. Thank you to the Year 6 teachers for
organising this event.
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Liam K
Leo B
Saxon G
Oliver M
Jett C
Cooper D
Thomas J
Josie J
Emily G
Lily M
Ava F
Alannah C
Destiny J
Alejandro B
Gethan H
Max T
Ryan K
Kai L
Wil O
Lulu R
Millie D
Maddie K
Taylor N
Polly H
Summer A
Joshua B
Toby J
Jago B
Jae M
Oliver K
Zac C
Mia H
Neve B
Elise T
Abigail G
Lauren H
Lily R
Oliver H
Daniel J
Ollie O
Oliver F
Liam R
Ben C
Imelda R
Honey P
Lillie L
Abbey A
Sienna T
Amy W
Wheeler Heights Public
School
Cross Country Carnival
Results
2016
Wheeler Heights Public School
...a hidden gem
Kindergarten 2017
Is your child starting school next year?
Come and join us!
School Information Evening
Wednesday 18 May 7:00—8:00pm
School Tours
Friday 27 May 9:45am
Thursday 23 June 9.45am
Tuesday 9 August 2pm
Wednesday 7 September 9.45am
K2017 Parent Information Evening
Wednesday 19 October 6:30pm
Orientation Mornings
Fridays - 11, 18 & 25 November
Visit our website
36 Veterans Parade, Collaroy Plateau
Phone: 9971 8352
Faculty/Executive/Kindy O/Transition to School information/ Brochures& Flyers/
Fax: 9982 5617
BAND NEWS
BAND EVENTS
www.whpsband.wordpress.com
NSSWE PERFORMANCES
BAND JAM 2016 – GENERAL INFO
Welcome to term to Term 2! This week is a busy week
for our Senior and Intermediate Bands.
To participate, you will need to obtain and return a
permission/payment slip to cover the two-day Band
Jam. These will be issued shortly. Please take the
time to complete the slip and return it to us (with
payment) to the Band Box in the Office by
Tuesday, 19th May. Payment can be made by cash,
cheque (made out to WHPS Band) or by direct
deposit (see details on the permission/payment slip).
On Monday night our Intermediate Band performed to
great acclaim at Forest High School at the NSSWE June
Concert Series. Our Intermediate Band was the most
junior band to perform on the evening. Given the
calibre of pieces they are now playing, it is hard to
believe that they were all in the Training Band last year.
They are clearly developing as a band in musicality and
attitude.
Congratulations to Cassie and her
Intermediate Band for their mature and accomplished
performance on Monday night. This band is going
places!
On Thursday night our Senior band is set to perform at
the same event, no doubt to similar accolades.
BAND TOUR REVS UP!
The inaugural WHPS Band tour 2016 is ON!!
Yes, that’s right folks, due to the overwhelming
response from the expression of interest we sent out in
Term 1, planning for our band tour is now in full swing.
There is no turning back from here!
We will be touring the Blue Mountains area between
23rd-25th October. 'The mountains will be alive with the
sound of music'. We will be playing at some local
schools and doing some sightseeing along the way.
Please secure your child's place on tour by paying the
$100 'commitment deposit' - this is now overdue.
We will shortly also be re-sending the information sheet
and asking that all intermediate/senior/jazz band
children be aware that they are welcome to come on the
tour even if they haven’t returned an expression of
interest – the more the merrier - it’s not too late to
get on board.
This is an annual fun and intensive musical
workshop, held over two half-days as follows:
Saturday, 28 May 2016
• 3.15pm –sign-on and commencement
• An afternoon of band rehearsals and a small group
tutorial session for every child. A late afternoon tea
will be provided.
• A pizza dinner will be provided at around 6.30pm
together with a secret movie, concluding at 8.00pm.
Sunday, 29 May 2016
• 8.15am –commencement
• A morning of band rehearsals and two small group
tutorial sessions for every child. Morning tea will be
provided.
• 12.00pm – Band Jam Performance. All parents and
friends are welcome to attend to our informal
performance and see just how much our bands have
progressed! We plan to finish no later than 12.30pm.
PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE…
When you’re practicing, why not practice the hard
bits first? The easy passages will then seem even
easier!
As the famous philosopher (and former WHPS Band
President) Aristotle once said: The best way for a
student to get out of difficulty is to go through it.
REHEARSAL ETIQUETTE
Musicians are reminded that it is their responsibility
(not the parents’ nor the conductors’) to help set up and
pack away the music stands, chairs and percussion
instruments at the beginning and end of every
rehearsal. Unfortunately there has recently been a
growing cascade of children vacating the hall
immediately at the end of rehearsal without helping,
leaving the same old faces to do the same old tidying up.
Please be warned - this behaviour is now under close
surveillance.
EVENTS FOR THE DIARY…
ANTHONY MACDERMOTT
[email protected] / 0417 277 89
WHPS Band Tour - 23rd-25th October
Intermediate Band – K-2 Assembly Thurs 5th
May
All Bands – BAND JAM – Sat 28th & Sun 29th May
All Bands - Arts Alive Combined School Band –
Thursday 9th June
Northern Beaches Music Festival – 19th or 26th
June – TBC
CANTEEN NEWS
bites from behind the counter
CANTEEN MANAGER
The canteen is looking for a Canteen Manager for Wednesdays only. This will be every Wednesday as well as the occasional fill in
if needed.
This is a very rewarding position. A wonderful opportunity to be involved with the school. The job description is attached.
PSSA
PSSA starts this week so please remember to put PSSA on your lunch order.
JUICE
We are now using a company http://www.preshafruit.com.au/range-kids.html
The Juice is 250ml flavours Pink Lady, Granny Smith, Apple and Passionfruit and Apple and Raspberry at $2.50.
See you in the canteen.
Zoe & Tracey
roster week 3 - 6
MONDAY 9th
TUESDAY 10th
WEDNESDAY 11th
THURSDAY 12th
FRIDAY 13th
Kobi Simmat
VACANT
Janette Helyar
Therese Soltau
Philippa Blaxall
Mona Johnson
MONDAY 16th
TUESDAY 17th
WEDNESDAY 18th
THURSDAY 19th
FRIDAY 20th
Jo Ramdeen
Leanne Tester
Karen Nitch
Sam Wheeler
Penny Soegaard
Susie Wu
Jo Gaw
MONDAY 23rd
TUESDAY 24th
WEDNESDAY 25th
THURSDAY 26th
FRIDAY 27th
Emma Ruttyn
Jenni Nelson
Tanya Zanelli
Merryn McLachlan
Deneille Gigg
Jeanette Helyar
Tracey Brilman
MONDAY 30th
TUESDAY 31st
WEDNESDAY 1st JUNE
THURSDAY 2nd
FRIDAY 3rd
Kareena Carols
VACANT
Ann Crowe
Michele Freebain
From 10am
Leanne Tester
Kara Moorhouse
Wheeler Heights Public School
Parents & Citizens Association
Supporting our Students & School
POSITION VACANT - CANTEEN MANAGER - WEDNESDAY
Wheeler Heights Public School
CASUAL POSITION up to 5 hours per week plus filling in, when needed e.g sick.
The Wheeler Heights P&C Canteen aims to provide a prompt, professional and polite service to the parents
and students of the school.
The P&C is currently seeking applications for a Canteen Manager (1 day, Wednesday 8:30 - 2pm)
The Canteen Manager reports to the P&C Association through the chair of the Canteen sub-committee and
the P&C Executive.
Rate of pay is in accordance with the Industrial Instrument (Level 2) Fast Food Industry Award 2010 & will
only be paid for the hours worked.
This position is a hands-on position requiring you to provide a prompt, professional and polite food service to
the teachers, parents, and students of the school, liaise with suppliers and manage a team of volunteers. The
Canteen Manager plays a vital role in the school community. The position is open to school parents and other
members of the broader community for an immediate start.
POSITION DESCRIPTION
Planning, organising and monitoring the day to day operations of the Canteen, including (but not limited to):
• Identify opportunities for improvement, raise with the sub-committee and implement when
approved;
• Helping to manage the menu, pricing, preparation & delivery of food;
• Helping to manage ordering of stock to ensure it is kept at an appropriate level;
• Liaise with existing suppliers & seek new suppliers when necessary;
• Comply with all necessary regulations including food standards & OH&S;
• Attend Sub Committee meetings (1 a term, each term on a Thursday, Week 5);
• Provide the P&C Canteen sub-committee with a report for each P&C meeting (2 times/term);
• Manage Flexischool orders and updating of Flexischools information on the school website/app.
ESSENTIAL CRITERIA
• Communications and Interpersonal Skills, proficient in English.
• Organisational/Management Skills.
• Ability to lead and motivate a team of volunteers to ensure a harmonious workplace.
• Demonstrated ability to work with limited supervision.
• Experience working in a shop environment or training/qualifications.
If you are interested in applying for the position please email your typed application including resume and
additional information (maximum of 3 pages) addressing how your skills and experience meet the above
Essential Criteria to mailto:[email protected]
If required, a short-list of applicants will be interviewed by a selection panel including a school representative,
a P&C representative and a school parent. The successful applicant/s will be subject to a Working with
Children Check.
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Bucket Hat
$15.00
Slouch Hat
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April 2016
Saving Chloe Saxby
My name is Nyree Saxby and I am the mum of Chloe Saxby, a gorgeous, affectionate little girl, who was like any other healthy
child until she turned three. She had just started dance lessons and loved them. Then overnight, she lost the use of her legs.
After eight months of testing, Chloe was diagnosed with Vanishing White Matter Disease (VWM), an extremely rare,
degenerative and terminal brain disease that affects mostly children. With VWM, a bump to the head, a temperature, a cold or
even a fright could kill Chloe.
Chloe is now seven and this monster of a disease has already robbed her of the ability to walk and of a normal childhood. Next
it will paralyse her little body to the point that she won’t be able to hold her head up, talk, see, hear or eat – she will lose the
ability to do everything. Chloe will experience a lot of pain and suffering and die at a very early age, if the cure is not found in
time, as life expectancy is between five to ten years from onset of the disease. We have seen what this disease does to young
children and it terrifies us.
There is hope, with promising research underway to stop this disease in its tracks. There have been a number of
breakthroughs recently in Professor Orna Elroy-Stein’s research. Progress however, is hampered by a lack of funding. With
only seven cases in Australia and around 172 worldwide, pharmaceutical companies don’t see it as commercially viable and it
is therefore left up to the families affected to raise the funds to save our children. Over the past 3 years we have ran marathons,
done Bunnings BBQ’s and endless fundraising; however it is a drop in the ocean compared to the funds we need to raise.
Speeding up the progress of this research comes at a cost of approximately $2.6 million to get to pre-clinical stage.
Chloe is a patient of Dr Hugo Sampaio, Neurologist at Sydney Children’s Hospital who states “In the world of rare diseases
research, the last decade has seen tremendous efforts to establish international collaborations. There are currently two major
research collaborations underway aiming to find a cure for Vanishing White Matter Disease, both of these are outside of
Australia. The research taking place under Professor Orna Elroy-Stein at the University of Tel Aviv is showing some promise
and may be lifesaving for Chloe and other children like her”.
Prof Elroy-Stein believes that with significant funding for more sophisticated technology and manpower, she will be able to
greatly enhance their research and reduce the time required to realise the goal of finding the cure. The University of Tel Aviv is
recognised as a world leader in the study of brain science and neurodegenerative disease.
We need to raise these funds now, as Chloe doesn’t have the luxury of time to wait for funding to arrive in eight to ten years – it
will be too late. We have turned to social media with a video called Saving Chloe Saxby http://www.savingchloesaxby.com in
the hope that it appeals to the greater good in humanity to raise the desperately needed funds. Our story was covered by
Simon Bouda on National Nine News on 27 February http://www.9news.com.au/…/saving-chloe-saxby-family-of-dyin… as
well as various other television, radio, online and print media coverage.
To exponentially progress the research with the hope of bringing clinical trials forward to save not only Chloe but over 170
children worldwide, our fundraising goals are:
1st Milestone: $840,000 – to fund a specialised Confocal Microscope to speed up and further the already promising research
2nd Milestone: $1,400,000 – reaching this will also fund a Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter and hiring of additional research
assistants
3rd Milestone: $1,700,000 – will additionally fund live cell imaging and MRI analysis equipment
4th Milestone: $2,600,000 – to enable an outsourced program to facilitate characterisation of the drug like molecule with the
potential to lead to pre-clinical stage
Chloe Saxby and Vanishing White Matter Disease Inc is an Australian Registered Charity with DGR status.
We really appreciate your time, consideration and any assistance you can offer us in our quest to save our daughter and put an
end to this disease for all children.
For further information, please visit our website – www.chloesaxby.com.au
Sincerely
Nyree Saxby
Mother of Chloe Saxby
0423 760719
[email protected]
Chloe Saxby and Vanishing White Matter Disease Incorporated
Australian Registered Charity ABN:59276626144 - Charity Fundraising Number: CFN/23384
All donations over $2.00 are tax deductible - Contact Details: [email protected] Tel:+61 (0)423 760 719
www.savingchloesaxby.com
Hi, my name is Chloe and I’m really excited to be in class 1-2L at Woonona East Primary School this year.
Even though I am in my pretty pink wheelchair, I am really just like you, I love to play, laugh, sing and dance,
make new friends and annoy my big sister Madeleine.
My muscles in my legs are not as strong as they used to be so I have to be in my wheelchair to keep me safe
from any falls I might have. I also wear my special caps because I am not allowed to be bumped on my head as
that would put me in hospital! Sometimes I’ll have equipment that makes it easier for me to do things like
cutting and writing. Mum and Dad also say it’s really, super important for me not to get sick.
My favourite colours like most girls are pink and purple and all the colours of the rainbow. I love fairies and
princesses and rainbows. I really, really love Taylor Swift and I love playing One Direction on my iPad to make
my sister Mads run out of the house with her hands over her ears! Lucky she likes 5 seconds of summer just
like me!
Chloe xx