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Date Claimers Dear Parents Welcome back to Term 4, lots of new and excing things are happening in our school this term, but before we touch on them there are a couple of things from the end of last term that need to be menoned. Firstly, we are so proud of all our students who represented our school in the local touch football carnival held on the last Thursday of Term 3. Spectacular results and the students’ feedback about the day was brilliant. Secondly a big congratulaons to the School team that travelled down to Brothers NRL fields to compete in the Under 10’s NRL Blackhawks Challenge on the last day of last term. The behaviour of students in both the touch and football teams was commendable, as was their sportsmanship - they were all a credit to our school. So much happening over the next 2 weeks! Our Year 6s have gone on school camp and their days are full of great opportunies for them to enjoy and have lots of new experiences. Swimming has started we are very fortunate to have Sophie Parker taking the swimming lessons as Helen Hobbs is acng Principal at Mount Fox for the next 3 weeks. A big welcome back to the Ballin family. Steve will connue with his role promong student and teacher welfare and posive behaviour program but he will also be inially taking physical educaon on a Monday. We are fortunate that we will be able to have Linda Ballin taking dance lessons as well this term. Romanello Shield is taking place next Friday and lots of students are really excited about displaying their soccer prowess! There will be coaching for teams over the next weeks. Natalie Andersen and Colleen Way presented an excellent PD for all of our staff yesterday aſternoon and evening it was based around One Drive, One Note, Stop Moon and Green Screen. We are constantly trying to improve our pracce by engaging all of our students and ensuring that they will have the skills for careers of the 21 st century. While looking at technology as a tool we are also scanning and analysing school assessment, NAPLAN data and non-academic data to have relevant school improvement planning. If we really want planning to be effecve we need to have the whole school community engaged in the development of our improvement priories. These are discussed at P&C meengs and staff are very involved in the scan of data and the consequent plan around ensuring improvement. We then look at how successful those plans prove to be. At the moment members of our leadership team are conducng an inquiry around our reading strategies including Speech Sound Pics. We don’t look just at a moment in me we look at paerns and consider what processes and pracce that are having maximum impact and those do not appear to be effecve. There will be training for volunteer parents and carers this Friday at 1.00pm in the Resource Centre (Library). This training is essenal for anyone who works in the school whether it be in classrooms, tuckshop or at swimming lessons it protects you as well as our children. For those who cannot make it to this training please contact me and we will negoate an addional me. If you have volunteered to help with swimming though it is essenal that you do this Friday, otherwise you will not be able to work with the classes unl you have completed the training. I connually try to vary the mes so that the maximum amount of parents are able to aend. The Admin Team 28 McIlwraith Street, Ingham QLD, 4850 Telephone (07) 4776 9333 Fax (07) 4776 9300 E-mail [email protected] Web hp://inghamss.eq.edu.au Issue 32 9th October 2018 NOTICE OF P & C Meeng Monday 15th October Time: 7:30 PM Venue: Resource Centre Everyone welcome. Tea and Coffee available. 9 Oct Swimming lessons commence for Term 4 9-12 Oct Year 6 Camp—Tinaroo 11 Oct Pillowcase Project— Year 3 & 4 19 Oct Romanello Shield 20 Oct Year 6 Graduaon Fundraising Garage Sale 22 Oct Pupil Free Day 27 Oct Maraka Procession (Float) 31 Oct-2 Nov Year 5 Camp—Tinaroo 6 Dec Year 6 Graduaon Swimming Lessons have commenced for certain classes. Please remember to bring all necessary items on your swimming day, including $6 for each lesson. PILLOWCASE PROJECT For Year 3 & 4 students this Thursday If you haven’t returned permission forms, please do so BY TOMORROW
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Date Claimers Dear Parents
Welcome back to Term 4, lots of new and exciting
things are happening in our school this term, but
before we touch on them there are a couple of
things from the end of last term that need to be
mentioned.
Firstly, we are so proud of all our students who
represented our school in the local touch football
carnival held on the last Thursday of Term 3.
Spectacular results and the students’ feedback
about the day was brilliant.
Secondly a big congratulations to the School team
that travelled down to Brothers NRL fields to
compete in the Under 10’s NRL Blackhawks
Challenge on the last day of last term. The
behaviour of students in both the touch and
football teams was commendable, as was their
sportsmanship - they were all a credit to our
school.
So much happening over the next 2 weeks! Our
Year 6s have gone on school camp and their days
are full of great opportunities for them to enjoy
and have lots of new experiences. Swimming has
started we are very fortunate to have Sophie
Parker taking the swimming lessons as Helen
Hobbs is acting Principal at Mount Fox for the
next 3 weeks.
A big welcome back to the Ballin family. Steve will
continue with his role promoting student and
teacher welfare and positive behaviour program
but he will also be initially taking physical
education on a Monday. We are fortunate that we
will be able to have Linda Ballin taking dance
lessons as well this term.
Romanello Shield is taking place next Friday and
lots of students are really excited about displaying
their soccer prowess! There will be coaching for
teams over the next weeks.
Natalie Andersen and Colleen Way presented an
excellent PD for all of our staff yesterday
afternoon and evening it was based around One
Drive, One Note, Stop Motion and Green Screen.
We are constantly trying to improve our practice
by engaging all of our students and ensuring that
they will have the skills for careers of the 21st
century. While looking at technology as a tool we
are also scanning and analysing school
assessment, NAPLAN data and non-academic
data to have relevant school improvement
planning. If we really want planning to be
effective we need to have the whole school
community engaged in the development of our
improvement priorities. These are discussed at
P&C meetings and staff are very involved in the
scan of data and the consequent plan around
ensuring improvement. We then look at how
successful those plans prove to be. At the moment
members of our leadership team are conducting
an inquiry around our reading strategies including
Speech Sound Pics. We don’t look just at a
moment in time we look at patterns and consider
what processes and practice that are having
maximum impact and those do not appear to be
effective.
There will be training for volunteer parents and
carers this Friday at 1.00pm in the Resource
Centre (Library). This training is essential for
anyone who works in the school whether it be in
classrooms, tuckshop or at swimming lessons it
protects you as well as our children. For those
who cannot make it to this training please
contact me and we will negotiate an additional
time. If you have volunteered to help with
swimming though it is essential that you do this
Friday, otherwise you will not be able to work with
the classes until you have completed the training.
I continually try to vary the times so that the
maximum amount of parents are able to attend.
The Admin Team
28 McIlwraith Street, Ingham QLD, 4850 Telephone (07) 4776 9333 Fax (07) 4776 9300 E-mail [email protected] Web http://inghamss.eq.edu.au
Issue 32
9th October
2018
NOTICE OF
P & C Meeting
Monday 15th October Time: 7:30 PM
Venue: Resource Centre
Everyone welcome.
Tea and Coffee available.
9 Oct Swimming lessons
commence for Term 4
9-12 Oct
Year 6 Camp—Tinaroo
11 Oct Pillowcase Project—
Year 3 & 4
19 Oct Romanello Shield
20 Oct Year 6 Graduation
Fundraising Garage Sale
22 Oct Pupil Free Day
27 Oct Maraka Procession
(Float)
31 Oct-2 Nov
Year 5 Camp—Tinaroo
6 Dec Year 6 Graduation
Swimming Lessons have commenced for
certain classes.
Please remember to bring all necessary items on your
swimming day, including $6 for each lesson.
PILLOWCASE PROJECT For Year 3 & 4 students
this Thursday
If you haven’t returned permission forms, please do so
BY TOMORROW
28 McIlwraith Street, Ingham QLD, 4850 Telephone (07) 4776 9333 Fax (07) 4776 9300 E-mail [email protected] Web http://inghamss.eq.edu.au
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TALKING TUCKSHOP
Welcome back everyone! I hope you all enjoyed your break.
Breakfast Club took place yesterday. We are always in need of extra cream cheese, honey, jam, Vegemite and margarine. Any donations are always most appreciated. By the chatter taking place yesterday morning, I think everyone was pleased to be back at school with their friends.
Swimming has commenced for some classes this term. Just a reminder to pack a little extra lunch or afternoon tea in your student/s lunch box if they are swimming. One thing swimming seems to do is make everyone hungry!
As the weather heats up, lunch boxes become a big concern. All lunch boxes should have frozen bricks and drinks packed with lunches. One frozen item does not seem to be sufficient in hot weather. Ensure food and drinks are cold before placing in lunch boxes.
Lunch boxes need to be cleaned in warm soapy water and rinsed well at the end of each day.
Please pack spoons and forks in student lunch boxes if required. Otherwise they are able to be purchased from the Tuckshop.
Thank you for your co-operation.
Mrs Byers —T.C.
Tuckshop Roster - 2018 Wednesday 10 October— Nadine Bulmer, volunteer required Thursday 11 October— Karen Harragon, volunteer required Friday 12 October— Lina Marmara, Nadine Bulmer, Sandra Lambert Monday 15 October— Nadine Bulmer, volunteer required Tuesday 16 October— Nadine Bulmer, Lina Marmara Wednesday 17 October— Nadine Bulmer, Trisha Minehane Thursday 18 October— Karen Harragon, volunteer required Friday 19 October— Lina Marmara, Nadine Bulmer, Sandra Lambert
2018 Specialty Baking Roster Wednesday 10 October— Deanna Marmara Monday 15 October— Vicki Griffin Wednesday 17 October— Rose-Anne Cervellin
ABSENCE REMINDER
If your child is absent from
school and you advise via text
message or Absence Line,
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU
INCLUDE THE REASON FOR
THE ABSENCE
Or it will be recorded as an
‘unauthorised’ absence.
Thank you for your
cooperation.
28 McIlwraith Street, Ingham QLD, 4850 Telephone (07) 4776 9333 Fax (07) 4776 9300 E-mail [email protected] Web http://inghamss.eq.edu.au
2018 SCHOOL
YEAR
Term 1: 22 January to
29 March
Term 2: 17 April to
29 June
Term 3: 16 July to
21 September
Term 4: 08 October to
14 December
URGENT NOTICE STUDENT ABSENCE
PHONE NUMBER
Please ring 4776 9360 and leave a
message of your student/s absence.
You may also e-mail the school . It is very
important that parents/carers
ring the School on the morning of your
student/s absence.
Your cooperation in this
matter is important.
ASSEMBLY
is held on Friday afternoons commencing
at 2:10pm in the Multipurpose Hall
Everyone welcome!
I.S.S. BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS are:
BSB 064-810 ACCOUNT # 00090149 NAME—Ingham State School
28 McIlwraith Street, Ingham QLD, 4850 Telephone (07) 4776 9333 Fax (07) 4776 9300 E-mail [email protected] Web http://inghamss.eq.edu.au
HATS
AND
HOMEWORK BAGS
School Hats…………. $10
Homework Bags ……..$10
Water Bottle Coolers….$5
School Badges …………$1
Call into the Office
at any time to
purchase these items.
OUR BELIEF
At Ingham State School
we work together
to ensure that
every day,
in every classroom,
every student
is learning
and achieving.
REMINDER TO STUDENTS
WHO ARRIVE AT SCHOOL BEFORE
8:00AM
YOU MUST REPORT TO THE OFFICE
AS THERE IS NO SUPERVISION BEFORE 8:00AM
CERTIFICATES
Certificates presented on Assembly recently.
STARS OF THE WEEK
Prep AS Amayah
Prep/1 KF Isabella
2 CP Reagan, Demetrious
2/3 MB Gurvir, Jenna
4 HT Amelia
4 KN Danielle
5 NC Leonard, Gracey
100 NIGHTS OF READING
Prep/1 KF Bentley
2 CP Rylee
2/3 MB Katie, Gurvir, Brady
4 KN Talia
POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR CERTIFICATES
Level 1 Certificates (Green)
Prep AS Kobe, Daisy, Logan, Ava, Nate,
Tamara, Bradley, Charlie,
Jonny, Jessica
Prep DP Gradie, Jackson, Jace, Eli,
Liam N, Kassandra, Kerisha,
Liam W
Prep/1 KF Riley
1 WT Kurt, Laura
2 SE Lara, Miley, Ky, Maggie
2 CP Kai
2/3 MB Jorja, Summer, Carter, Curtis,
Samantha, Mylie, Kirra, Brady
3 JN Erick, Matthew, Ella-Rose,
Imogen, Rhys, Lakeisha,
McKayla, Sam, Mataya
5 NC Christian, Alexa, Lily, Liam,
Rakaia, Jessica, Rhys, Leonard
5/6 SC Coen, Alisha
Level 2 Certificates (Purple)
Prep DP Jace
2/3 MB Samantha
3 JN Matthew, Ella-Rose, Imogen,
Lakeisha, McKayla, Sam
POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR CERTIFICATES cont.
Level 2 Certificates (Purple)
5/6 SC Alisha
Level 2 Certificates (Purple) were presented
to students together with their Level 1
Certificate and prize.
Level 3 Certificates (Blue) will be presented
at the beginning of the term, once special
prizes have arrived.
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U10 Blackhawks Challenge 2018
Keep an eye out for these budding footy stars in the future!!
On the last day of Term 3, we went to Townsville for the NRL
U10 Blackhawks Challenge. These boys played together as
a team for the first time with only 2 weeks of lunch time
trainings. For some boys, it was their first real taste of NRL
Footy. They played tough (with no reserves), supported each
other and displayed great team spirit and sportsmanship
towards the other teams and the refs. Although we didn’t
come away winners, and lost to Our Lady of Lourdes in a nail
biting grand final, we are extremely proud of these boys for
their commitment and conduct on and off the field. It was
great to see two Ingham teams in the grand final and we
congratulate Our Lady of Lourdes for their win.
Special thanks to coach, Mr Smith for his guidance and sup-
port and Miss Parker for the nomination! We would also like
to thank the parents for providing transport and traveling
down to support us! It was a great day!!
