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EAST LODDON P- 12 COLLEGE PARENT NEWSLETTER TELEPHONE -03 54368300 FAX -03 54368321 E-mail: [email protected] College Website: http://eastlodd12.vic.edu.au/ Principal’s Blog: http//stevenleed.edublogs.org/ School Councillors : Richard Hicks, Darren Welsh, Micheal Lawry, Ash Davis, Jodie Demeo, Steve Leed, Scott

Wilkinson, Andrew Cameron, Laura Muller, Nicole Hocking, Natalie Rose, Lynda Cartwright.

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Our College respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout

Australia and pay my respects to the ongoing living culture of Aboriginal people

From the Principal

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Newsletter No 21 Date: 20th July 2017

***Parent Teacher Student Interview Opportunity***

The College will open its doors to parents on Tuesday August 1st from 1:30pm to 5:30pm, in order to offer the opportunity to our College families to take part in a Parent Teacher Student Interview following the recent distribution of Semester One reports. This has been held much later in the second semester in previous years and it was strongly felt that an interview much earlier in the term provides a greater platform for educational growth in the Second Semester. The structure for this PTSI day will be similar to a struc-ture we ran with a few years previously, in that students will attend school for the entire day, with interviews being held between 1:30pm and 5:30pm. Parents are able to book interviews with any of their child’s teachers on a ‘first-in’ basis through the College Office. College staff may also book an interview with families if the family have not already done so by the day.

JULY

21st Spot Jobs Careers Expo Melbourne Yr 10/11 24th Charlton TIS Yr 12

Yr 12 Studio Art Ex-cursion

26th—28th Yr 9/10

Street Art Camp

28th AGTV Regional Poetry Competition Yrs 4-9

National Tree Planting Day

31st Yr’s 10/11/12 Immunisation

AUGUST

1st Parent Teacher

Student Interview

10th Yr 7/8 Term3 Sports Day

14th Curriculum Day Student Free

Term 3 Curriculum Day A reminder is extended to the College community of our term 3 curriculum day to be

held on Monday August 14th. This day is a student free day, as College staff will be at-

tending a range of other schools to view best practice in a variety of elements that relate

to our strategic direction.

Welcome Mr Rowland

The College is most excited to welcome Mr Paul Rowland onto

staff for the remainder of the 2017 school year, after his appoint-

ment to a Maths and PE position that was advertised towards the

end of Semester One. Mr Rowland comes to us with a great deal of

teaching experience and expertise and we really look forward to

what he can offer our students and College. Mr Rowland is teaching

a combination of Senior School Mathematics, along with Middle

School PE and Digital Technologies.

East Loddon P-12 College - Term 3 PTSI

Date – Tuesday August 1st

Time – Starting at 1:30pm and concluding at 5:30pm

Booking Method – Families to book through College Office (03 54 368 300)

Format – 10min interviews with individual teachers. Staff will be in Library and Multi-

Purpose Room

***Please Note – Students will have classes/supervision for the entire day with buses

leaving at our usual times. If a student is to stay at the College for an interview after

3:30pm, then a note must be provided by the parent/guardian of the child/ren***


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) Youth Mental Health First-Aid Course

Next Thursday and Friday (July 27th & 28th) our College will host a Youth Mental Health First Aid Course, which is provided by Bendigo Loddon Primary Care Partnership and facilitated by Mr Greg Currie. We have 14 College and Community members taking part in the 2 day course which will be conducted in the College’s Multipurpose Room and be catered for by our terrific Parent Association. The course will be held from 9:00am - 4:00pm each day and we are really happy to be able to open our doors to the College Community once again. ‘New-look’ Newsletter You may or may not have already noticed that the front page of our newsletter has been slightly altered as of this edition. Slight changes to the presentation of borders and the addition of flags and content to the top panel have slightly changed the visual appearance of the newsletter, and we would be most keen to receive feedback via the College Office. Lions Club Public Speaking Competition I will be very brief here, as Mr Vernon has included a much more detailed report of the Lions Club Public Speaking Competition in this newsletter and I encourage you to take the time to read it. May I just say that our 6 representatives on Tuesday evening were simply outstanding in their efforts, poise and

delivery of speeches!!! I would also like to say thanks to our wonderful Lions (particularly Jo Guthrie) for another

terrific competition, and this year’s judges (Kaye Leech and Sue Lea) for their time, expertise and efforts on the

night.

Thanks from the College are also extended to Mr Ron Vinnicombe who will shortly finish up his 2 year tenure as Lions Club President, before handing over to Mr Jim Hercus for the next 2 years. We have thoroughly enjoyed working with Ron in his time as President and also look forward to a positive working relationship with Jim in the future. New Breakfast Program Signage Out with the old and in with the new! We were delighted this week to see a new and much improved sign for our College break-fast program. A tremendous group of volunteers, along with dedicated College staff pro-vide a wonderful breakfast spread on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, with over 3 quarters of our students benefiting from this nutritious start to the day. Colour Optics have been great supporters of this program and we thank them very much for their ongoing support and donation of this fancy new sign! Mr Ferguson Finishes Up I made mention of student teacher, Mr Tom Ferguson in the last edition of this newsletter, noting that he had one more day of placement to complete with the College. Mr Ferguson spent the day in our College on Tuesday and officially finished with us following this last day. We hope to see much more of Mr Ferguson in the future and wish him all the very best for his career in teaching! College Council – Finance Training The College will host a School Council Finance Training module next Wednesday evening with a great deal of our College Councillors to be in attendance, along with Councillors from Boort and Inglewood schools. The evening will be facilitated by Mr John Sloan, with catering by East Loddon Community House.

Well Done Hannah R!

On the 8th of July, Hannah travelled to Elmore to compete in an interschool’s

horse event. Hannah had 21 riders in her section and competed in show-

jumping, which consisted of two rounds at the height of 75cm. In the first

round she had one rail down and came in 8th. In the second round she got

clear and came 2nd.

What a great result. Well done, Hannah!

I hope that all of our students were able to enjoy a great holiday period!

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Lions Club Junior Public Speaking Competition

On Tuesday evening teachers, families and finalist from Years 3-6 attended the local level of the Public Speaking Competition in

the Lions Clubrooms.

Representing Years 3 and 4 were; Marley Tori and Keira and there topic related to an altered fairy story.

Representing Years 5 and 6 were Libby, Jade and Steph. The topic selected for this age group was pitching a story for a specific

age group, presented from the perspective of the author. This group was also required to present an impromptu speech relating

to ‘ A law you believe should be introduced’.

The standard of the presentations was extremely high at both levels and, as a College, we were very proud of all the participating

students.

Our winners on the evening were: Libby and Marley.

We take this opportunity to extend our thanks to the Lions Club for their hospitality and for organising this valuable learning op-

portunity. In particular, we would like to thank Mrs Jo Guthrie who organises the event each year.

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Assistant Principals News

Welcome back to everyone after our winter break. I was lucky enough to have three weeks off after taking some

long service and travelling abroad for three weeks with family and friends. We travelled to the USA spending most

time in California (LA, Vegas, San Francisco) and some time in Arizona (Grand Canyon). Trivia Question: What’s the

capital of California? We then visited Mexico and Cuba. Cuba is an island country, just south of the USA and it is in a

lot of ways, stuck in time, due to the fact that countries stopped trading with them during the 1950’s when Cuba

had a revolution led by Che Guevara and Fidel Castro. I have never seen so many old cars chugging around the

streets. It made my Fairlane look new. Other than that my holiday was pretty dull.

This week, we have gotten off to a flyer. So far we have had a senior Biology excursion, Year 6 netball tournament

in Bendigo, Lions Junior Public Speaking and Loddon Mallee Cross Country in Bundoora. Tomorrow we have a Ger-

man Poetry Competition in Bendigo and Years 10/11 are off to Melbourne for a jobs expo. It would be hard to ac-

cuse us of sitting still. It’s pretty busy next week too.

We have booked a Parent Teacher Student Interview day after suggestions from some to hold this earlier than usu-

al. Students are required at school all day on that day and buses will run as normal. The date set is Tuesday the 1 st

of August from 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm. Ten minute interviews can be booked with any or all of your child’s teachers.

This will be a good time to touch base about recent reports and potentially areas to concentrate on between now

and the end of the year. We hope to see you all there.

Scott Wilkinson.

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Performing Arts Update

This term sees big things happening in the Arts Domain with our College Production and other musical opportu-nities for our students.

This year our College Production has a ‘time’ focus that will see each year level deliver an act from a decade between the 1910s and today. The students have been busy planning these acts throughout Term 2 and begin their rehearsals this term. Please add Wednesday 20th September into your calendar as an important date to remember. Some students will soon receive a letter with more details about the props and costumes required for each act. Year 12 students Tom B, Nick K, Cyan N will represent our College in early August as they record two songs as part of a 12 track album created by schools within the Loddon Shire. This project is largely funded by the Shire and will see our students gain valuable experience in a professional recording studio working with experience sound technicians. This album will be available to purchase later in the year. On Friday 15th September, musical group Zeeko will be attending our school to give a special performance to Year P-6 students as part of their Musica Viva school tour. Over the course of an hour, the musicians of Zeeko will perform songs about fast food, golden frogs and the deep ocean. Their music is influenced by bluegrass, Caribbean and jazz musical genres, with instruments include vocals, guitar, bass and percussion, as well as glass bottles, squeaky toys and body percussion. This performance will follow lessons undertaken in music classes and has strong connections to literacy, numeracy and integrated studies. I am very excited to have Zeeko attend our wonderful College. Finally, planning is currently being undertaken for Year 6 and 7 students to attend an excursion to the Mel-bourne Arts Centre in early Term 4 to attend ‘music composition’ and ‘science of sound’ workshops related to Year 6 Performing Arts and Year 7 Science. This excursion will be heavily funded by the Melbourne Arts Centre Rural Schools Program and is an exciting opportunity for students to apply the knowledge and understandings they have learnt in the classroom to real-world experiences.

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Student of The Week

Prep—Lucy for being a great support to other

students.

Year 1—Lily for her effort to improve her stories.

Year 2—Ava for the amazing presentation of all

her written work.

Year 3—Riley for his effort and attitude towards

his learning.

Year 4—Lucas for his behaviour and working

hard in class.

You Can Do It! Organisation

Prep—Caitlin

Year 1—Sarah

Year 2—Georgia

Year 3—Zach

Year 4—Drew

* Please note that the You Can Do It Theme for Term 3 is PERSISTENCE (Working Tough)

Reading Clubs- At our last assembly for Term 2, we congratulated:

Prep Letter in Focus

This week our Preps are learning about the ‘Jj’ as in Jumping jellyfish and the ‘Yy’ as in Yellow yo-yo.

Prep Words To Fluency

Please continue to reinforce the high frequency words we have introduced. Try playing memory games such as

trying to match pairs, turning over a word and then trying to remember where its other card is.

Place the words on the fridge along with magnetic letters and let your child make the words.

150 Nights of Reading Y4-Molly, Mia and Ava Y3-Emily and Tristyn Y2-Emma, Miles, Alex and Ella Prep-Oliver and Logan

125 Nights of Reading Y4Marrisa, Matilda and Fynn Y3-Joe, William and Hayley Y1-Lily

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Deutsche Nachrichten

On Friday students from East Loddon will be partici-

pating in the Regional Final of the AGTV Poetry Compe-

tition. Well done and all the best for the following stu-

dents, Year 4: Matilda G, Mia M and Ava M, Year 5:

Isaac J-Mc, Charlize S and Amy T, Year 6: Stephanie D,

Josh D and Bridget V, Year 7: Kaylah A, Brittany B and

Lily H-G, Year 8: Victoria B, Zoe L and Georgia W, Year 9:

Sophie H. During lunchtimes this week they have been

practicing their poems, working on their pronunciation

and expression. Just a reminder school uniform is re-

quired to be worn and a snack and drink taken with

them. In German classes this week Klasse Preps are

learning to count to 10. Klasse 1/2 have been learning

about forest animals in Germany ready for the Kunst

and Poesie Competition theme ‘der Wald’ (forest). On

Monday they tasted roasted chestnuts-mixed responses

came from the students. They have started writing a

poem about an Igel (hedgehog) or Eichhὂrnchen

(squirrel). Klasse 2/3 have learnt the song ‘Mein Hut der

hat drei Ecken’. Klasse 3/4 have started work on das

Wetter (weather). Klasse 5 have continued work on Klei-

dung. Klasse 6 and 7 have been practicing their poem

and finishing a poster or Powerpoint about their poem.

Klasse 8 have started work on the topic Essen (food).

Klasse 9/10 have finally come up with an idea for a film

for the Schools Film Competition which they will be

working on this term. The theme is ‘Deutschland im Jahr

3017’. It has been a busy week in the Deutsch Klassen

this week.

Annette Burgstett

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Maths News

Today our Prep to 2 classes combined for our third multi-age maths session. In this session our Preps demon-

strated and then shared an activity based on manipulating 2D geometric shapes to form a larger shape, while

the Year 1s shared a place value game. This is an opportunity for teachers to research and introduce new Maths

activities to consolidate learning across a number of classes.

Excursion Reminder

Our P-4 classes will be participating in the Rochester Farm and Road Safety Expo on Tuesday 15th August. The

cost of participating will be $10 (this covers bus transport and there are no other costs for the day). An infor-

mation note and consent form will be going home on Monday.

Peter Vernon

P-4 Co-ordinator

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Middle Years Captains Report

This week we’ve had lots of students representing the school from the Middle Years; there’s been Public Speak-ing, Year 6 Netball and Bridget V competed in the State Cross Country. The German Poetry Competition is tomor-row, good luck to everyone involved. We hope you all had a great start to the term and a great holiday. Zoe and Oscar

Somers Camp—1st—9th August Parent’s of students heading to Somers Camp will be receiving a letter early next week outlining pick up and drop off time and locations for Somers Camp starting a week on Tuesday. German Poetry Competition Good luck to Isaac, Charlize, Amy, Steph, Josh, Bridget, Kaylah, Brittney, Lily, Victoria, Zoe L and Georgia who will be participating in the AGTV German Poetry Competition at BSE on Friday. State Cross Country All the best to Bridget V who is representing East Loddon at the State Cross Country today. Good luck. Year 8 English Students are coming home today with permission forms for ‘The Boy in Striped Pyjamas’ film, which we will be watching next week as part of our comparative unit. After reading the text and watching the film students will explore the similarities and differences between the two. This is in line with the VCAA VCE curriculum of English. As per previous terms, homework is due every Monday and spelling words are to be practised over the weekend in preparation for a test on Monday also. Mrs Lethlean. . Public Speaking It was a great night at the Lion’s Den on Tuesday night. Three students from Years 3 /4 and three from Year 6 presented their speeches. The Year 6 students also had to prepare a 1 minute speech with the topic if everyone in the world had to follow one rule what would it be. The people representing East Loddon at the next level are Libby C. (Year 6) and Marley A. (Year 4) with Stephanie Demeo and Keira Tuohey as runners up and Tori Dickeson and Jade Cockerell receiving Encourage-ment Awards. By Libby C, Jade C and Stephanie D. Year 7 English Homework Students should be reading every night for at least 20 minutes aiming to read a range of different texts. It would be great if parents/guardians could quiz their child on what they've read to check comprehension and ask about tricky words to build vocabulary skills. A Skills Works sheet goes home each week for students to practice a range of English skills. This is due on Thurs-days. Spelling words begin again next week. Students are ex-pected to practice at least 3 times a week and know the meaning of each word. Spelling tests are on Thursdays. Miss Sarah Windridge.

Year 6 netball day On Wednesday 19th July the Year 6s went to the Schweppes Centre and played netball. There were two teams, a mixed team and a girls team. In the girls team there were 10 girls and they played seven games. They won 1 game and lost 6. In the mixed team there were seven boys and three girls. They won 5 of their 6 games. We all had a run day and we would like to thank Mrs Muller and Mrs Phillips for coaching us, Henry for driving the bus, Mr Young for organising the day and the Year 9 and 10 girls for coming to help us out. By Noah C, Keira L, Gemma M and Holly S.

Year 7 Science

This week the students have been learning about habi-

tats, adaptations and the process of photosynthesis. This

work forms part of their unit on food chains and food

webs.

Year 7 Science uses Edmodo on a regular basis. If you

would like assistance signing up to a ‘parent account’ for

your child, please let me know

([email protected]). This is a great

way of seeing how your child is tracking throughout the

semester and to check on overdue work. Miss Harring-

ton.

Year 8 Vis Com

Year 8’s have changed their semester Art focus to Visual

Communication and Design. In this subject, they will be

creating designs for the three design fields; communica-

tion (logos, packaging etc.), industrial design (products,

furniture etc.), and environmental (architectural, land-

scape etc.). They are already well underway to learning

the VCD language of elements and principles, with some

AWESOME mnemonics created at the end of Term 2!

Oscar, Emma, Zekie and Victoria earnt themselves a

small reward each for the efforts! I can’t wait to see what

else they come up with – what a creative class they are!

Mrs Heaslip

KFC - Kids Friday Club

KFC starts again on next Friday 28th July.

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Senior School News

Year 12 Tertiary Information Session (TIS) Excur-

sion

Please remind your son/daughter (if in Year 12) to return

their TIS consent form. We are heading to Charlton this

Monday 24th of July to attend a VTAC information ses-

sion, where universities and TAFE Colleges from across

the state will be in attendance. Students will be able to

attend period 1 and 6.

La Trobe Aspire Applications

Reminder to Year 12 students and parents these applica-

tions close August 31st. I have spoken to Year 12 stu-

dents about this on three occasions last term, however,

just a friendly reminder that if you need me as a referee

or assistance with drafting the application please let me

know.

Year 12 Uni and TAFE preferences process starting

soon

I have started to speak to Year 12 students about their

future plans (for 2018 and beyond) whether it be em-

ployment, apprenticeships, further study at TAFE or

University or other I am meeting with Year 12 students

individually each reading time (or lunch time) through-

out this term to assist them to complete resume’s, VTAC

applications, special entrance access schemes or scholar-

ships.

I will hold a VTAC (Victorian Tertiary Admissions Cen-

tre) information session for interested parents/guardians

and Year 12 students. The date is likely to be Tuesday

August 8th or Wednesday August 9th. If you have a pref-

erence please contact me as soon as possible.

The Year 12 Health & Human Development class are

awesome

While other students were potentially sleeping in, relax-

ing and / or on holidays my Year 12 Health & Human Development class travelled with myself to La Trobe

Bundoora to attend a lecture revising the course to date and taking a sneak peak at the Unit 4 studies. I was so

impressed with the students we travelled over 450km that day, they were attentive and engaged during the

lecture and we have since been using key examples from the lecture. When I told my Mum I was taking the majority

of the class, she was so im-pressed! Well done, it’s effort

and actions like this that will bring out your best.

Pictured below are the students at the lecture, please note apolo-gies to Caity H I accidently

missed you in the photo.

New Zealand Ski Trip Sep 2018

Planning with our cluster schools for the Sep 2018 New Zealand Ski trip has started. At this stage we require an indication of students that wish to attend. The itinerary will be similar to our previous two trips. For example, approx. 7 days in Queenstown with 4 ski days and an outdoor activity day included. The cost is estimated at $2300, plus extras such food for lunch, snacks, drinks, hiring additional gear eg. googles, gloves. If students are wishing to attend a payment plan can be organised with the final deposit due July 1st 2018. This allows you time to get your kids working for the cash/holiday. Further information is available from myself or I encour-age you to ask past students that have attended also eg Caity H and Emily A. Students who wish to express an interest need to notify me by Thursday 3rd of August. RMIT Flight Centre There is a Flight Training at the open day at RMIT Uni-versity at Point Cook on Sunday the 27th of August. 10 - 4pm. For more information please let me know. Congrats to Alia M and Jas C from the Senior School

who competed at the State Cross Country today in Mel-

bourne.

Welcome back to Term 3 and I look forward to see-

ing parents/guardians at our upcoming Parent, Teacher

Student Interviews.

Yours sincerely

Sarah Byrne

Senior Sub School Leader

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“IT'S ABOUT TIME” for National Diabetes Week

Diabetes Australia’s "It’s About Time" campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of early de-

tection and early treatment for all types of diabetes.

Too many Australians are being diagnosed with diabetes too late. This is true for both type 1 diabetes and

type 2 diabetes. The delay in diagnosis is putting many people at risk of major life threatening health prob-

lems.

“It’s About Time” we detected all types of diabetes earlier and save lives.

“It’s About Time” we knew the early signs of type 1 diabetes

Too many Australians are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes too late, over 600 people end up in hospital emer-

gency rooms each year very sick, and then find out they have type 1 diabetes.

“It’s About Time” we detected silent, undiagnosed type 2 diabetes

Up to 500,000 Australians may have silent, undiagnosed type 2 diabetes. They may have type 2 diabetes for

up to seven years before it is diagnosed. During this time, type 2 diabetes may be damaging their blood ves-

sels and nerves and causing vision loss, amputations, heart attacks, stroke and kidney damage.

For more information about Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes, check out the Diabetes Australia website www.diabetesaustralia.com.au or feel free to contact our school nurse, Denise Leed.

http://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au


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TREE COLLECTIONS THIS WEEK Collection times from the East Loddon Community Centre

(building beside the East Loddon P-12 College entrance driveway)

TOMORROW - Friday 21st July 2pm till 6pm

Saturday 22nd July 3.30pm till 5pm

Anybody who would like their trees brought back to Raywood, please send me a text and I will drop them off at Raywood Butchers around 8.30am Saturday morning.

If none of these times suit, just call/text and we’ll make it work.

Hopefully there won’t be too many refunds required: however, whereby a refund is to be made, it will be done via EFT this year.

Thank you for supporting the East Loddon Parents Association 349 trees were sold.

Jodie Demeo 0427 471 327

Parent’s Association would like to acknowledge the amazing job that everyone is doing to support our College. Whether it be organising an event; coming to meetings; teaching, attending & helping at the College; fundraising; cooking; buying school uniform, a raffle ticket, or even a tree; every dollar that is raised by Parent’s Association is returned into our College to support our children’s education. The strength and value of our involvement is sup-

ported by you, the adults, and we really appreciate your contributions, your time and your help. Thank you so so much.

Leanne Welsh President 03 5436 6281 or 0447 689 309 [email protected]

Kaeler Grigg Secretary 0448 632 780 [email protected]



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Canteen News TERM 3 AUGUST

JULY Monday 7th Lisa Twigg

Friday 21st Lisa Twigg Lynda Cartwright Tuesday 8th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 9th Bec Cullen Brian Duffy

Monday 24th Belinda Clymo Thursday 10th Sue Pickles

Tuesday 25th Sue Pickles Friday 11th Leanne Welsh Natalie Rose

Wednesday 26th Karen Pascoe Karolyn Campbell

Thursday 27th Sue Pickles Monday 14th Michelle Diss

Friday 28th Michellle Balic Yoli Humphries Tuesday 15th Sue Pickles

Wednesday 16th Kate Duncan

Monday 31st Margaret Hocking Thursday 17th Sue Pickles

AUGUST Friday 18th Kaeler Grigg Toyah Ketterer

Tuesday 1st Sue Pickles

Wednesday 2nd Penny Cockerell

Thursday 3rd Sue Pickles

Friday 4th Mel Primrose Miranda Smith

KFC for Term 3 will be starting next Friday July 28th and continuing on August 4th, 11th & 18th. A KFC Newsletter

with bus note will be distributed this Friday.

Kids, - get your name marked off the bus list and meet in the Multipurpose Room straight after school until

5pm.

This Term we’re going to continue learning about how God wants us to treat one another.

Our annual Bush Olympics will be held at Bears Lagoon on Sunday August 20th following our Family Celebra-

tion Service. This is always a highlight on the KFC Calendar. The Service is designed for children and families to

join in and the Bush Olympics provide a great time of old fashioned races – egg and spoon, book balancing,

the lolly man with chocolate medals up for grabs. More info later.

Contacts for enquiries: Robyn Falls 0429368242, Wendy Twigg 54368264 or Judy Mountjoy 04288379222 or

Leanne Welsh 0447689309

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17th JULY 18th 19th 20th

State Cross

Country

Melbourne

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Spot Jobs

Careers Expo

Melbourne

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Studio Art

Excursion

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Competition

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National Tree

Planting Day

Street Art

Ca,mp returns

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Immunisation

1st AUGUST

Parent Teacher

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7th 8th 9th 10th

Term 3 Year

7/8 Sports Day

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14th

Curriculum Day

Student Free

15th P-4

Rochester Farm

Safety

Excursion

16th 17th 18th 19th 20th

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