BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER Issue 6 3

Belgrave South

Primary School

Newsletter

Issue Date

FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER ndash FRIDAY 14TH JUNE

Dear Parents and Carers

It has certainly been a busy month at Belgrave South Primary School

I would like to congratulate Mr Stafford and his wife on the birth of their baby boy Max The birth of a new baby is a special time and reminds us to enjoy the moments and milestones that make our lives so wonderful I can only imagine all the incredible things that Max will see and experience in a world that changes so quickly and a future that is still unwritten Welcome to the world Max

Report cards and ParentTeacher Interviews

Our student report cards will be available to our parents through our Compass Portal from Monday 24th June The reports provide targeted teacher feedback for each unit or topic studied in each main subject area The reports will provide feedback on the skills and understandings that students have mastered and some guidance around areas for further improvement

ParentTeacher interviews provide the opportunity to discuss your childrsquos progress and how you can work in partnership with the teacher to support continued growth and improvement The interviews will be held early next term on Wednesday 17th July This will ensure that the term begins with a focus on student learning goals and the positive challenges that our students face for the coming block of learning Interview booking will be conducted through Compass

From the Principalhellip

By Stuart Boyle

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 2

Lantern and Light Festival The film that has been made by our Grade 5 students participating in the film making project run by the Ranges Academy of Performing Arts will be premiered at the Cameo cinema as part of the 2019 Lantern and Light International Childrenrsquos Film Festival on Friday 21st June More details about the film screenings is included later in this newsletter

Curriculum Day and Principal Conference The focus of our curriculum day last Friday was on assessment and evidence of learning Our teachers had the opportunity to work in teams to moderate selected pieces of student work against our curriculum framework The chance for our teachers to work together to discuss student performance is an invaluable one serving to strengthen the judgements that teachers make about student performance against curriculum standards and criteria I was able to participate in sustained conversations with many of our teaching teams throughout the day and am incredibly proud of their work in this area I attended the annual Principalrsquos Conference on Monday and Tuesday of last week along with approximately 3000 school leaders from around the state I participated in a workshop facilitated by Dr Doug Fisher Professor of Language and Literacy Education at San Diego State University exploring best practices in literacy instruction Dr Fisher has worked closely with Professor John Hattie from Melbourne University to examine the impact and extent that key strategies used by teachers in classrooms actually have on student learning A point made by Doug during his workshop really resonated with me and reinforced the importance of reading at home he stated ldquoPractice does not make perfect it makes permanentrdquo Doug made it clear that the difference in reading capability and performance between students is directly connected to the amount of practice that has been undertaken With enough practice the skills become permanent This further supports our commitment to reading as the main focus of our home-learning program

Working Bee Our working bee is on Sunday between 10am and 12 midday I hope that many of you will be able to find some time to be there to support me in making continued improvements to our school Our school grounds are looking amazing but please donrsquot let this be justification for not coming There is always plenty to be done and your help would be greatly appreciated Facilities Upgrades It has been a busy term for upgrades The first wave of touch-screen technology has been installed in the Junior School Building The painting in both breezeway toilets has now been completed and new hand-dryers have been installed to both the middle school and breezeway toilet blocks More of the main corridor changes colour every week New pit drains have been installed near the original school building which is making a huge difference in moving the large volumes of water that we now experience when it rains heavily in the hills The water tanks have had new plumbing fitted and new overflow drains installed The garden bed along Belgrave-Hallam Road is being reinstated with the first section completed over the long-weekend all planted with native bird-attracting plants Further tree works are scheduled to maintain the remnant patch of eucalypts at the end of the basketball courts The restoration of the original school building will begin in the school holidays with the building first being restumped This will allow us to renew the sub-floor structures and re-level the building so that we can begin replacing weathered timbers and applying a new coat of paint Our kitchen garden precinct will pick up momentum again now that some frustrating planning permit issues have been resolved The retaining walls and drainage upgrades are the next stages of work in the project with electricity supply sewerage and grey water connections and site surveying work having already been completed The delay in the issuing of the permit may have set us back but it has not dampened my resolve to create this wonderful

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 3

space for our school and community It just goes to show that schools are not immune to the planning issues that many of our families have experienced when developing their own homes Kallista Market BBQ Thank you to Mark Rogerson and Kelly Papatolicus for lending a hand at the Kallista Market on the 1st June We added soup to the menu and with the cold weather it sold like hot cakes Will R also joined us and was quite the salesman Thank you to my team as well for their invaluable support Carol Lynn and Steve braved the cold with me all in the name of fundraising and grounds improvement Join us on the 6th July to lend a hand or just to visit to buy some soup or a snag Have a wonderful week ahead Stuart Boyle

Principal

Curriculum Newshellip

ldquoChildren are made readers on the laps of their parents mdash Emilie Buchwald

Only 17 of parents of kids ages 9ndash11 read aloud to their children Yet 83 of kids ages 6ndash17 say being read to is something they either loved or liked a lot (Scholasticrsquos ldquoKids amp Family Reading ReportTMrdquo) Last Tuesday evening we ran an information night on rsquoHelping my child when reading at homersquo for our Foundation parentscarers I would like to thank Lynn and Sherrin for their informative and enjoyable session

During the evening we spoke about how reading aloud is very important in developing and supporting independent lifelong readers

Why is READING Aloud so important

Our children experience the joy of story It gives special access to get inside a book

Models Fluent Reading Expression

Helps Expand Their Vocabulary

They learn about the Concepts of print in a natural way

Exposes children to New Authors Texts and Genres Opportunity to think the big ideas about our worldamp ourselves

Builds Awareness and Empathy- to think deeply

Improves a childrsquos Long-Term Reading Success

Builds motivation curiosity confidence and memory

Takes children to places and times they have never been - enlarging and enhancing their worlds- Can make the Book come alive

Teaching modelling how a reader thinks (You make your thinking public)

Genuine way to model what a real reader does when reading -they Ponder ask questions-it can even change their thinking

It supports your child as independent readers It is a major component of our Literacy program

However the most important reason is it provides an opportunity to enjoy an experience with a significant other It is a genuine opportunity to connect together while talking and discussing together

Carol Ould - Assistant Principal

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 2

Lantern and Light Festival The film that has been made by our Grade 5 students participating in the film making project run by the Ranges Academy of Performing Arts will be premiered at the Cameo cinema as part of the 2019 Lantern and Light International Childrenrsquos Film Festival on Friday 21st June More details about the film screenings is included later in this newsletter

Curriculum Day and Principal Conference The focus of our curriculum day last Friday was on assessment and evidence of learning Our teachers had the opportunity to work in teams to moderate selected pieces of student work against our curriculum framework The chance for our teachers to work together to discuss student performance is an invaluable one serving to strengthen the judgements that teachers make about student performance against curriculum standards and criteria I was able to participate in sustained conversations with many of our teaching teams throughout the day and am incredibly proud of their work in this area I attended the annual Principalrsquos Conference on Monday and Tuesday of last week along with approximately 3000 school leaders from around the state I participated in a workshop facilitated by Dr Doug Fisher Professor of Language and Literacy Education at San Diego State University exploring best practices in literacy instruction Dr Fisher has worked closely with Professor John Hattie from Melbourne University to examine the impact and extent that key strategies used by teachers in classrooms actually have on student learning A point made by Doug during his workshop really resonated with me and reinforced the importance of reading at home he stated ldquoPractice does not make perfect it makes permanentrdquo Doug made it clear that the difference in reading capability and performance between students is directly connected to the amount of practice that has been undertaken With enough practice the skills become permanent This further supports our commitment to reading as the main focus of our home-learning program

Working Bee Our working bee is on Sunday between 10am and 12 midday I hope that many of you will be able to find some time to be there to support me in making continued improvements to our school Our school grounds are looking amazing but please donrsquot let this be justification for not coming There is always plenty to be done and your help would be greatly appreciated Facilities Upgrades It has been a busy term for upgrades The first wave of touch-screen technology has been installed in the Junior School Building The painting in both breezeway toilets has now been completed and new hand-dryers have been installed to both the middle school and breezeway toilet blocks More of the main corridor changes colour every week New pit drains have been installed near the original school building which is making a huge difference in moving the large volumes of water that we now experience when it rains heavily in the hills The water tanks have had new plumbing fitted and new overflow drains installed The garden bed along Belgrave-Hallam Road is being reinstated with the first section completed over the long-weekend all planted with native bird-attracting plants Further tree works are scheduled to maintain the remnant patch of eucalypts at the end of the basketball courts The restoration of the original school building will begin in the school holidays with the building first being restumped This will allow us to renew the sub-floor structures and re-level the building so that we can begin replacing weathered timbers and applying a new coat of paint Our kitchen garden precinct will pick up momentum again now that some frustrating planning permit issues have been resolved The retaining walls and drainage upgrades are the next stages of work in the project with electricity supply sewerage and grey water connections and site surveying work having already been completed The delay in the issuing of the permit may have set us back but it has not dampened my resolve to create this wonderful

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 3

space for our school and community It just goes to show that schools are not immune to the planning issues that many of our families have experienced when developing their own homes Kallista Market BBQ Thank you to Mark Rogerson and Kelly Papatolicus for lending a hand at the Kallista Market on the 1st June We added soup to the menu and with the cold weather it sold like hot cakes Will R also joined us and was quite the salesman Thank you to my team as well for their invaluable support Carol Lynn and Steve braved the cold with me all in the name of fundraising and grounds improvement Join us on the 6th July to lend a hand or just to visit to buy some soup or a snag Have a wonderful week ahead Stuart Boyle

Principal

Curriculum Newshellip

ldquoChildren are made readers on the laps of their parents mdash Emilie Buchwald

Only 17 of parents of kids ages 9ndash11 read aloud to their children Yet 83 of kids ages 6ndash17 say being read to is something they either loved or liked a lot (Scholasticrsquos ldquoKids amp Family Reading ReportTMrdquo) Last Tuesday evening we ran an information night on rsquoHelping my child when reading at homersquo for our Foundation parentscarers I would like to thank Lynn and Sherrin for their informative and enjoyable session

During the evening we spoke about how reading aloud is very important in developing and supporting independent lifelong readers

Why is READING Aloud so important

Our children experience the joy of story It gives special access to get inside a book

Models Fluent Reading Expression

Helps Expand Their Vocabulary

They learn about the Concepts of print in a natural way

Exposes children to New Authors Texts and Genres Opportunity to think the big ideas about our worldamp ourselves

Builds Awareness and Empathy- to think deeply

Improves a childrsquos Long-Term Reading Success

Builds motivation curiosity confidence and memory

Takes children to places and times they have never been - enlarging and enhancing their worlds- Can make the Book come alive

Teaching modelling how a reader thinks (You make your thinking public)

Genuine way to model what a real reader does when reading -they Ponder ask questions-it can even change their thinking

It supports your child as independent readers It is a major component of our Literacy program

However the most important reason is it provides an opportunity to enjoy an experience with a significant other It is a genuine opportunity to connect together while talking and discussing together

Carol Ould - Assistant Principal

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 3

space for our school and community It just goes to show that schools are not immune to the planning issues that many of our families have experienced when developing their own homes Kallista Market BBQ Thank you to Mark Rogerson and Kelly Papatolicus for lending a hand at the Kallista Market on the 1st June We added soup to the menu and with the cold weather it sold like hot cakes Will R also joined us and was quite the salesman Thank you to my team as well for their invaluable support Carol Lynn and Steve braved the cold with me all in the name of fundraising and grounds improvement Join us on the 6th July to lend a hand or just to visit to buy some soup or a snag Have a wonderful week ahead Stuart Boyle

Principal

Curriculum Newshellip

ldquoChildren are made readers on the laps of their parents mdash Emilie Buchwald

Only 17 of parents of kids ages 9ndash11 read aloud to their children Yet 83 of kids ages 6ndash17 say being read to is something they either loved or liked a lot (Scholasticrsquos ldquoKids amp Family Reading ReportTMrdquo) Last Tuesday evening we ran an information night on rsquoHelping my child when reading at homersquo for our Foundation parentscarers I would like to thank Lynn and Sherrin for their informative and enjoyable session

During the evening we spoke about how reading aloud is very important in developing and supporting independent lifelong readers

Why is READING Aloud so important

Our children experience the joy of story It gives special access to get inside a book

Models Fluent Reading Expression

Helps Expand Their Vocabulary

They learn about the Concepts of print in a natural way

Exposes children to New Authors Texts and Genres Opportunity to think the big ideas about our worldamp ourselves

Builds Awareness and Empathy- to think deeply

Improves a childrsquos Long-Term Reading Success

Builds motivation curiosity confidence and memory

Takes children to places and times they have never been - enlarging and enhancing their worlds- Can make the Book come alive

Teaching modelling how a reader thinks (You make your thinking public)

Genuine way to model what a real reader does when reading -they Ponder ask questions-it can even change their thinking

It supports your child as independent readers It is a major component of our Literacy program

However the most important reason is it provides an opportunity to enjoy an experience with a significant other It is a genuine opportunity to connect together while talking and discussing together

Carol Ould - Assistant Principal

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER Issue 6 3

ASSEMBLY AWARDS

RESPONSIBILITY

Grade Name Reason FB Samantha P Samantha you are an extremely responsible little girl You

independently organise yourself for all tasks and take responsibility for your own learning and for your behaviour You can be relied upon to help your peers and your teachers

FD Pippa L Pippa you are a very responsible member of our classroom You take excellent responsibility of own your learning always joining in with activities and sharing your thinking I am able to rely on you to help with important jobs in the classroom and around the school

1B Jamieson C Jamieson is a very independent individual and consistently displays responsible behaviors in the classroom Jamieson is someone I can always rely on to make a good choice and promptly complete any task asked of her

1D Emelia M Emelia is a very responsible student who consistently does her best to follow instructions and do the right thing She is always the first to put her hand up to help others Emelia is responsible for her belongings and the spaces she works in ensuring they are always tidy and looked after

2K Addison C Addison is a very responsible student She is always trustworthy and reliable in all areas of her schooling Addison is always organised and looks after her belongings I will often rely on Addison to do those extra little jobs within and outside the classroom as I know that I can always count on her to follow instructions promptly

2P Jack C Jack is a responsible member of the class demonstrated through his effort to listen learn and complete his work to a high standard He is cooperative and easy to get along with and can be relied upon to carry out a job in a trustworthy manner

3B Gustavs K Gustavs is a dedicated and focused learner who always shows responsibility for his own learning He is organised with his equipment on time at line up and completes learning tasks in the given time frame Gustavs takes learning seriously and can be relied upon to always do his best

3D Ashton J Ashton sets himself up for success by consistently making good choices about his learning He always shows responsibility by ensuring he is organised and helpful Ashton is a great role model for his peers

4SD Ed G Edrsquos behaviour is exemplary He tries his best to fulfil learning intentions submits his homework every week shows initiative and he can be trusted with additional roles inside and outside the classroom

4ST Olivia W Olivia approaches her learning in a responsible manner She takes care of her belongings ensuring that she has everything ready for the lessons ahead Olivia takes pride presenting her homework to a high standard and almost always has her homework book returned and completed by the due date

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 5

5G Perrin V Perrin is a responsible student who can be trusted to complete all tasks asked of him He is an iPad monitor and ensures that they are charged safe and ready for our learning each day

5H Xavier O Xavier has taken on extra responsibilities this year He can always be relied upon to complete any task or special job required

6B Ruby C Ruby is always willing and able to assist peers and teachers with extra tasks She has taken on the responsibility of coordinating the office monitors collecting notices and answering phones when required

6P Lucy M In the yard Lucy takes responsibility for younger students and ensures they are being included She is a trustworthy and reliable member of our grade and accepts responsibility readily Lucy has taken on the responsibility as the role of Junior School Council captain and takes her role seriously showing maturity and a dedication to the role

Important Dateshellip June

Fri 14th TRIVIALIVE AUCTION Night ndash 7pm in the BER

Sun 16th Working Bee

Mon 17th Grade 5 and 6 ndash District Winter Sports ndash rescheduled date

Fri 21st Grade 4 Melbourne Museum Excursion

Grade 5 and 6 ndash Division Girls Football

Fri 28th Last Day Term 2 ndash 230pm dismissal

July

Mon 15th Term 3 Starts

Wed 17th PARENTTEACHER INTERVIEWS

Thurs 18th Grades 3 and 4 ndash Hooptime

Mon 22nd Grades 5 and 6 ndash Hooptime

August

Mon 5th ndash Fri 9th Grade 5 Coonawarra Camp

Sun 18th Working Bee

Mon 26th Grade 1 and 2 ndash Hooptime Minis

Fri 30th Fatherrsquos Day Stall

September

Mon 2nd ndash Wed 4th Grade 3 and 4 Camp ndash Waratah Bay

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 6

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 7

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 8

CommBank Student Banking

CommBank School Banking program is available at BSPS and we would love you to join us

The school banking program is a fun interactive way for students to learn about the value of money and smart saving It is also a great way to support our school with fundraising

To be involved your child needs a Youthsaver account with the CommBank They can then make regular deposits at school on School Banking day and be rewarded with tokens along the way Tokens can be used to claim exciting rewards with new ones released each term

Visit the office window to see whatrsquos available for Term 2 Students can keep track of their savings and more with the CommBank Youth app To find out more about the program visit commbankcomauschoolbanking

Want to win some extra rewards

Become a consistent banker in Term 2 by making 10 deposits and not only will you be eligible to claim your regular reward we will also present you with extra banking rewards and a certificate

We have a special gift for the first 5 new bankers in Term 2 so head on down and open your account today

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 9

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 10

Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

There are only five days until the expiry of the 2018 | 2019 Memberships purchase your new 2019 | 2020 Membership TODAY and support Belgrave South Primary School

Purchase your 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership

SUPPORT US NOW

Terms and conditions $10 Priceline eGift Card Limit one per membership order Offer valid for Entertainment Book or Digital Memberships purchased between

12am Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 1 June 1159pm 2019 AEST eGift Card will be sent by email within 14 days of order Priceline eGift Cards expire after 36

months of the issue date Priceline eGift Cards Terms of Use httpswwwpricelinegiftcardcomaupricelineCMSPagegiftcardterms

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Belgrave South Primary School

Robyn Garrett 97542505

garrettrobyneedumailvicgovau

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 5

5G Perrin V Perrin is a responsible student who can be trusted to complete all tasks asked of him He is an iPad monitor and ensures that they are charged safe and ready for our learning each day

5H Xavier O Xavier has taken on extra responsibilities this year He can always be relied upon to complete any task or special job required

6B Ruby C Ruby is always willing and able to assist peers and teachers with extra tasks She has taken on the responsibility of coordinating the office monitors collecting notices and answering phones when required

6P Lucy M In the yard Lucy takes responsibility for younger students and ensures they are being included She is a trustworthy and reliable member of our grade and accepts responsibility readily Lucy has taken on the responsibility as the role of Junior School Council captain and takes her role seriously showing maturity and a dedication to the role

Important Dateshellip June

Fri 14th TRIVIALIVE AUCTION Night ndash 7pm in the BER

Sun 16th Working Bee

Mon 17th Grade 5 and 6 ndash District Winter Sports ndash rescheduled date

Fri 21st Grade 4 Melbourne Museum Excursion

Grade 5 and 6 ndash Division Girls Football

Fri 28th Last Day Term 2 ndash 230pm dismissal

July

Mon 15th Term 3 Starts

Wed 17th PARENTTEACHER INTERVIEWS

Thurs 18th Grades 3 and 4 ndash Hooptime

Mon 22nd Grades 5 and 6 ndash Hooptime

August

Mon 5th ndash Fri 9th Grade 5 Coonawarra Camp

Sun 18th Working Bee

Mon 26th Grade 1 and 2 ndash Hooptime Minis

Fri 30th Fatherrsquos Day Stall

September

Mon 2nd ndash Wed 4th Grade 3 and 4 Camp ndash Waratah Bay

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 6

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 7

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 8

CommBank Student Banking

CommBank School Banking program is available at BSPS and we would love you to join us

The school banking program is a fun interactive way for students to learn about the value of money and smart saving It is also a great way to support our school with fundraising

To be involved your child needs a Youthsaver account with the CommBank They can then make regular deposits at school on School Banking day and be rewarded with tokens along the way Tokens can be used to claim exciting rewards with new ones released each term

Visit the office window to see whatrsquos available for Term 2 Students can keep track of their savings and more with the CommBank Youth app To find out more about the program visit commbankcomauschoolbanking

Want to win some extra rewards

Become a consistent banker in Term 2 by making 10 deposits and not only will you be eligible to claim your regular reward we will also present you with extra banking rewards and a certificate

We have a special gift for the first 5 new bankers in Term 2 so head on down and open your account today

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 9

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 10

Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

There are only five days until the expiry of the 2018 | 2019 Memberships purchase your new 2019 | 2020 Membership TODAY and support Belgrave South Primary School

Purchase your 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership

SUPPORT US NOW

Terms and conditions $10 Priceline eGift Card Limit one per membership order Offer valid for Entertainment Book or Digital Memberships purchased between

12am Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 1 June 1159pm 2019 AEST eGift Card will be sent by email within 14 days of order Priceline eGift Cards expire after 36

months of the issue date Priceline eGift Cards Terms of Use httpswwwpricelinegiftcardcomaupricelineCMSPagegiftcardterms

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Belgrave South Primary School

Robyn Garrett 97542505

garrettrobyneedumailvicgovau

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 6

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 7

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 8

CommBank Student Banking

CommBank School Banking program is available at BSPS and we would love you to join us

The school banking program is a fun interactive way for students to learn about the value of money and smart saving It is also a great way to support our school with fundraising

To be involved your child needs a Youthsaver account with the CommBank They can then make regular deposits at school on School Banking day and be rewarded with tokens along the way Tokens can be used to claim exciting rewards with new ones released each term

Visit the office window to see whatrsquos available for Term 2 Students can keep track of their savings and more with the CommBank Youth app To find out more about the program visit commbankcomauschoolbanking

Want to win some extra rewards

Become a consistent banker in Term 2 by making 10 deposits and not only will you be eligible to claim your regular reward we will also present you with extra banking rewards and a certificate

We have a special gift for the first 5 new bankers in Term 2 so head on down and open your account today

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 9

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 10

Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

There are only five days until the expiry of the 2018 | 2019 Memberships purchase your new 2019 | 2020 Membership TODAY and support Belgrave South Primary School

Purchase your 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership

SUPPORT US NOW

Terms and conditions $10 Priceline eGift Card Limit one per membership order Offer valid for Entertainment Book or Digital Memberships purchased between

12am Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 1 June 1159pm 2019 AEST eGift Card will be sent by email within 14 days of order Priceline eGift Cards expire after 36

months of the issue date Priceline eGift Cards Terms of Use httpswwwpricelinegiftcardcomaupricelineCMSPagegiftcardterms

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Belgrave South Primary School

Robyn Garrett 97542505

garrettrobyneedumailvicgovau

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 7

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 8

CommBank Student Banking

CommBank School Banking program is available at BSPS and we would love you to join us

The school banking program is a fun interactive way for students to learn about the value of money and smart saving It is also a great way to support our school with fundraising

To be involved your child needs a Youthsaver account with the CommBank They can then make regular deposits at school on School Banking day and be rewarded with tokens along the way Tokens can be used to claim exciting rewards with new ones released each term

Visit the office window to see whatrsquos available for Term 2 Students can keep track of their savings and more with the CommBank Youth app To find out more about the program visit commbankcomauschoolbanking

Want to win some extra rewards

Become a consistent banker in Term 2 by making 10 deposits and not only will you be eligible to claim your regular reward we will also present you with extra banking rewards and a certificate

We have a special gift for the first 5 new bankers in Term 2 so head on down and open your account today

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 9

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 10

Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

There are only five days until the expiry of the 2018 | 2019 Memberships purchase your new 2019 | 2020 Membership TODAY and support Belgrave South Primary School

Purchase your 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership

SUPPORT US NOW

Terms and conditions $10 Priceline eGift Card Limit one per membership order Offer valid for Entertainment Book or Digital Memberships purchased between

12am Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 1 June 1159pm 2019 AEST eGift Card will be sent by email within 14 days of order Priceline eGift Cards expire after 36

months of the issue date Priceline eGift Cards Terms of Use httpswwwpricelinegiftcardcomaupricelineCMSPagegiftcardterms

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Belgrave South Primary School

Robyn Garrett 97542505

garrettrobyneedumailvicgovau

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 8

CommBank Student Banking

CommBank School Banking program is available at BSPS and we would love you to join us

The school banking program is a fun interactive way for students to learn about the value of money and smart saving It is also a great way to support our school with fundraising

To be involved your child needs a Youthsaver account with the CommBank They can then make regular deposits at school on School Banking day and be rewarded with tokens along the way Tokens can be used to claim exciting rewards with new ones released each term

Visit the office window to see whatrsquos available for Term 2 Students can keep track of their savings and more with the CommBank Youth app To find out more about the program visit commbankcomauschoolbanking

Want to win some extra rewards

Become a consistent banker in Term 2 by making 10 deposits and not only will you be eligible to claim your regular reward we will also present you with extra banking rewards and a certificate

We have a special gift for the first 5 new bankers in Term 2 so head on down and open your account today

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 9

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 10

Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

There are only five days until the expiry of the 2018 | 2019 Memberships purchase your new 2019 | 2020 Membership TODAY and support Belgrave South Primary School

Purchase your 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership

SUPPORT US NOW

Terms and conditions $10 Priceline eGift Card Limit one per membership order Offer valid for Entertainment Book or Digital Memberships purchased between

12am Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 1 June 1159pm 2019 AEST eGift Card will be sent by email within 14 days of order Priceline eGift Cards expire after 36

months of the issue date Priceline eGift Cards Terms of Use httpswwwpricelinegiftcardcomaupricelineCMSPagegiftcardterms

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Belgrave South Primary School

Robyn Garrett 97542505

garrettrobyneedumailvicgovau

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 9

BELGRAVE SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER | Issue 6 10

Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

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Buy a new Membership and get a BONUS $10 Priceline eGift Card

Right now until Midnight June 1st when you buy an Entertainment Membership you will also receive a bonus $10 Priceline eGift Card

There are only five days until the expiry of the 2018 | 2019 Memberships purchase your new 2019 | 2020 Membership TODAY and support Belgrave South Primary School

Purchase your 2019 | 2020 Entertainment Membership

SUPPORT US NOW

Terms and conditions $10 Priceline eGift Card Limit one per membership order Offer valid for Entertainment Book or Digital Memberships purchased between

12am Tuesday 28 May and Saturday 1 June 1159pm 2019 AEST eGift Card will be sent by email within 14 days of order Priceline eGift Cards expire after 36

months of the issue date Priceline eGift Cards Terms of Use httpswwwpricelinegiftcardcomaupricelineCMSPagegiftcardterms

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Belgrave South Primary School

Robyn Garrett 97542505

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