Principal’s Address, Presentation Day 2018 · 2020. 11. 24. · Principal’s Address,...

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Marrickville West Primary School Beauchamp St, Marrickville NSWPh: 02 9558 1137 Fax: 02 9559 5961 Email: [email protected]

We acknowledge the original owners of this land, the Cadigal People of the Eora Nation and their elders past and present.

TERM 4 · WEEK 9 2018

Goodbye Year 6!Class of 2018

May you have auspiciousness and causes of successMay you have the confidence to always do your bestMay you take no effort in your being generousSharing what you can, nothing more nothing lessMay you know the meaning of the word happiness

May you always lead from the beating in your chestMay you be treated like an esteemed guestMay you get to rest, may you catch your breathAnd may the best of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows

And may the road less paved be the road that you followWell here’s to the hearts that you’re gonna breakHere’s to the lives that you’re gonna changeHere’s to the infinite possible ways to love youWe want you to have it

Here’s to the good times we’re gonna haveYou don’t need money, you got a free passHere’s to the fact that we’ll be sad without youWe want you to have it all…(apologies and thanks to Jason Mraz for the lyrics!)

We want you to have it all…

MARRICKVILLE WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

“Marrickville West Primary School is a team. We work as one (as our motto says) and we each have a role to play in making this school a place where all can succeed in our time and in our own way.I’m going tell you a story about something that happened to me in primary school. Sport has never been my strength. However, one lunch time, a kid I didn’t know very well, convinced me to join a game of softball. I was scared. I knew I couldn’t throw very far and I was nervous about looking silly when I missed a catch. But I gave it a go. After weeks of practising throws and catches, running from base to base, sliding dramatically into Home like we’d seen in American baseball on TV, we imagined we were sporting super heroes. Then our principal entered the team in a gala day competition. Maybe we were a bit over-confident. Maybe it was bad luck. Maybe we just weren’t very good … But we played one game, had 3 players out in a matter of minutes, zero home runs and ended up coming last. We were crushed. There were lots of lessons that came from that experience, but I realised later that I’d found something through that defeat, that I didn’t know I’d been looking for. I learned how it felt to be part of a team. We had not started off as friends, but as a team we had worked together. We cooperated, communicated and encouraged each other to do our best. We had a common goal. Everyone played their part and every part was important. Many of my greatest achievements and most satisfying failures began from lessons I learned that year. It always feels great to win, but teamwork and building a sense of community makes us all winners, regardless

of the score.Our Year 6 sign-writing team chose a quote by Helen Keller to put on our school sign earlier this year. Helen Keller could not see, and she could not hear, yet with the help of a teacher who had also been blind, she learned to read braille and to speak. Helen Keller understood the power of teamwork. She is quoted as saying, “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” At Marrickville West in 2018 we have met our challenges with exceptional team work. Today we acknowledge the achievement of some very deserving individuals. The school Reports that go home this afternoon will acknowledge the effort, progress and success of many more. At the same time, we remember what we have achieved together.I would like to acknowledge the staff of Marrickville West. In a year where student numbers have grown, a support unit has been established and there have been more systems changes than at any other time in our school’s history, our teachers, office managers and support staff have continued to put our students and relationships first. Our strengths as a professional team, have been galvanised through collaboration, creativity and good humour. As a result, we have met the targets of our School Plan and continued to improve outcomes for our students.Thank you to our parents and friends who often share in the humour, and work beside us to create the supportive and dynamic learning environment our children need to thrive. Thank you for your trust, your teamwork and your friendship. At the heart of our school is the strength of our community. That community starts with you.

Principal’s Report

School website contains news, class overviews for the term, useful information from DEC and a school calendar with links to permission notes. Go to: www.marrickviw-p.schools.nsw.gov.au

Principal’s Address, Presentation Day 2018

TERM 4 · WEEK 9 2018 PAGE 3

From The OfficeOur school year for 2018 has almost come to an end and what a year it has been. We look forward to another year where, no doubt, we at the office will be kept on our toes. We would like to wish everyone a happy and safe holiday.

School Student Transport SchemeStudents who are changing grade bands i.e. going from year 2 to 3 or year 6 to 7 and changing school, will need to reapply for a new Student Opal card. Students who are changing grade band and are remaining at the same school and same residential address will not need to reapply.Applications must be submitted before 31 December 2018. To apply, go to https://www.opal.com.au/en/about-opal/opal-for-school-students

Vacation CareVacation Care will commence at MWPS on Monday 7 January 2019. For more information and to view the holiday programme please see page 18 of this newsletter.

Visitors Sign-in bookJust a reminder to the changes to our sign in book at the front office for any visitors to the school. It is a NSW Department of Education requirement for any visitors/volunteers to provide the following information;Parent volunteers and volunteers under 18 years of age need to provide 100 points of ID and complete an Appendix 5 Form (this will be kept on file for 7 years). If you are volunteering at MWPS please see the office for these forms.

by Miss Anne & Miss Stav

To the students of Marrickville West, each with your own story – thank you for giving your best. For caring for each other, for finding the confidence to take risks in your learning, the persistence to keep going even when the going is tough and the resilience to bounce back when things go wrong. You are the reason we are all here. You inspire us every day and it is a privilege to share in your stories.Congratulations and best wishes to Year 6 who are coming to the end of primary school. You make us very proud and leave us with stories that are likely to be remembered for many years to come! I hope you take a little of the Marrickville West spirit with you as you embark on your next adventures.We are all different. We are all important. We are all learning. We are all Marrickville West! Congratulations to us! I wish you all a safe and happy holiday, and I look forward with genuine excitement to seeing what 2019 will bring.”

Ruth Bradfield-Ling Principal

Remember:The last day of school for students is Wednesday 19 December, 2018.The school office will be open on Thursday 20 December. The school will be closed from Friday 21 December and will re-open Tuesday 29 January.School resumes for students (Years 1-6) on Wednesday 30 January.Kindergarten students will attend a Best Start Interview during the first week of the new school year and will commence formal classes from Wednesday 6 February.

Happy birthday Ms Fran!

Learning support staff celebrate an outstanding

year at MWPS.


Year 6 Graduation Dinner

Masquerade Ball


Being a school captain is a great opportunity to learn leadership skills, meet awesome people and have loads of fun along the way. “In my mind the person to be school captain must be someone who can always see the positive side of things and be able to sort out difficult situations no matter how bad your day has been. I feel being school captain has encouraged me to learn this skill over this year.Now being school captain for me was a once in a life time opportunity that I will definitely never forget, but I do think there are a lot of things I would have done differently if I had a second chance at being school captain. The first and most essential point is actually one of the things that I didn’t realise until I felt that it was too close to the end of the year to make it happen. This is the fact that the teachers are here at school to number one, take care of us, number two, educate us, and thirdly, to make sure that we are learning in a fun environment. However, when it comes to being a school captain they are not going to give us a long list of things we have to do to make the school a better place. No. They are going to let us take initiative and take ideas to them instead of them bringing ideas to us. I wish I’d encouraged other students to tell me and the other leaders their opinions on what we could do to make the school overall a better place than it already is and then taken some of those ideas to the teachers.Being school captain of Marrickville West has been an honour for me because I got to represent a place that has been my second home. It’s full of unique peers, friends and supportive teachers as well as the best principal of the best school ever, Miss Ling.A highlight of being school captain for me was being here for the opening of the Water Eco Garden. I’ve always loved the natural outdoor spaces at Marrickville West, and I will miss them.The group of year 5s this year are all amazing people and I really do think that they will make a difference. Good luck year 5s and I hope you all enjoy 2019.”

by Otto

“I think school captain is a fantastic once in a life time opportunity. If you do get the chance take advantage of it do as much as you can to help the place that helped you grow and know that the teachers will only tell you what to do but you have to make your own way, do things your own way ,be kind ,caring and most of all helpful to students ,teachers everyone that needs your help. You have to be there for them even if you’re playing a game or if you’re just tired this is what being school captain is Good luck to everyone and may the odds be ever in your favor.”

by Mollie

A catastrophic flight with some turbulanceFor two weeks, some students form Year 6 had the opportunity to work with aviation experts from the Australian Air League. Teachers had chose 8 students who harnessed their inner Einstein to manufacture an Ochroma Pyramidale wood plane with playdough used to create balance. They were under the instructions of Mr Malcolm Fraser and Mr Michael Chamberly who are currently constructing a life-sized plane fit for two. 8 gliders were perfected by them and were distributed between the students. Some had sand-papered their nails while some had stuck super-glued their fingers together. At the end, almost all the planes were destroyed except for Bobby Airlines. All the ripped skin and half nails were all in vain. We would like to thank the Australian Air League for broadening our understanding of aviation, Maths and physics.

by Riwa and Henry

2018 SCHOOL CAPTAINS SPEECHES


Congratulations to the 2019 Student Leadership Team

Captains: Esther Clyde and Ilias Rorris

SRC Leaders: Aliza Ali and James Graham-McGoon

Vice Captains: Elyssa Tamer, Theo Bird,

Katharine Conaglen and Ethyn Yang

Stage 1 had an art incursion on Wednesday. Several professional and community artists came and shared a presentation about their art to the students. It was a great experience for students to be able to see a variety of art and learn about the different art making styles. Students were able to appreciate the work of local artists and see how people make art professionally.

Yr 6 Fun DayOn the 7th of December 2018, year 6 went to their fun day at Sky zone. Thankfully their bus fees were paid off by the game day fundraiser, Yay! All students loved the experience and wished they could do it every day. We got to do the Ninja Warrior/enduro course, some of us (the lucky ones) got to do dodge ball, then we got to do flips on the big trampolines. Finally we got to do the climbing zone. Sadly, Mr. Evans made us painfully, sadly, horridly leave. The day was magnificent, filled with pleasure, fun times, some down falls, but all in all, it was a great day!

Zach and Chris


The students in all classes have been working on a group artwork based on Gillie and Marc. We will be having another Christmas afternoon tea on Monday afternoon to say farewell to Mrs Ponzio who has been an amazing teacher on 36E/P for the last two terms. Her care, passion and dedication have been amazing. We wish her all the best as she returns to St George School.Thankyou to all the parents who have given support to the students and staff this year. We have had a

busy year and we couldn’t do it all without this team approach. Have a lovely Summer break and we look forward to seeing you next year.

SUPPORT UNIT update

It has been a very busy end to year. Students have enjoyed the school picnic at South Balmoral Beach. Students enjoyed swimming and having a fun day with their friends. We would like to thank the parents who came along to help in the day. In week 9 we said a sad farewell and had a super hero afternoon tea for Dash who is leaving Sydney.

2 x2Kelfies!


2 x2Kelfies!

2018 PRESENTATION DAY…


1Kindergarten had a blast at our first ever School Picnic!! Smiles, surf and sand, what is there not to love?!

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Year 1 enjoyed their excursion to the zoo, learning about the different animals and their habitats.

Year 2

Great work to all our Year 1 students, who participated in the Swimming Intensive Program.

Year 1 have had a great Term 4 and

an even better 2018!


2019 TERM 1 WK3: MWPS CALENDAR

Marrickville West Primary SchoolBeauchamp St, Marrickville 2204Phone: 9558 1137Email: [email protected]

Years 3–6 Swimming Carnival

(TBC)


School website contains news, class overviews for the term, useful information from DEC and a school calendar with links to permission notes. Go to: www.marrickviw-p.schools.nsw.gov.au

pullout & keep!2019 TERM 1 WK3: MWPS CALENDAR

Years 3–6 Swimming Carnival

(TBC)


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We loved our excursion to The Australian Museum!


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Shekara Hartnett: Contemporary Aboriginal artist, Shekara Hartnett (a Gumbaynggirr and Wangkumara woman and mother of Latrice in 5D) recently visited us to talk about her artwork. We thank her for sharing the inspiring stories which have informed her artistic practice and for encouraging 5D to represent their own stories in unique ways.

School PicnicOn the 11th of December the annual school Picnic accrued. All students had to be at school by 9.20AM for the roll check, the year 6 where the first to leave it took approximately 1hour to get to Balmoral Beach.It was a great end of year activity to unwind from 2018. Throughout the day we had fun activities on the sand. I think the teachers had a great time from a range of burying Ms. Whitfield in the sand to teachers having a great time swimming. Despite the humidity, the water was still beautiful. The clouds were grey but with the help of Marrickville West primary school the rain held off until we got back to school. The school picnic is definitely one of the most iconic days at Marrickville West Primary School.

By Jonna and Zane


School Picnic…at Balmoral Beach.


BaxterDid you know that Baxter loves playing with his friends and his favorite food is Pho noodle soup. Also his favourite thing about this

school is hanging out and playing with his friends. He started M.W.P.S when he was in Kindy and now he is in year 6. His favourite year has been year 6 because all his friends are in his class. His favourite sport is exercising and his hobby is exercising. We are so lucky to have a noodle soup lover at this school.

Jude Did you know that Jude has been friends with me (Baxter) since Kindy? His hobby is to play games like Fortnite Battlefield 1 and so on. Jude’s

favourite thing about this school is hanging out with his friends. His favourite food is tacos and he loves spicy chillis on his tacos. Jude’s favourite sport is football. We are so lucky to have a taco lover at this school.

Thanks to the ‘Sydney Prop Specialists’ who lent us our fabulous items for our Presentation Day.

We have a lot of talented students at MWPS including Noah in Year 6 who is an awesome footy player.Constable Craig Kelly, Police Youth Liaison Officer heard about and how good Noah is at sport and popped in to meet him and convince him to attend his local PCYC. As a result, Noah will get the opportunity to hang out with and meet local NRL players to help foster his talent.

2 x 2Selfies!


Thanks!2018 has been a year to be proud of. The P&C Exec team wishes to thank all of the members throughout the school who have contributed through volunteering, supporting, communicating, attending over the year. We have supported a growing canteen (and online ordering) with volunteers each morning, we were successful in a grant for a new mural in the eco garden, and we had great fun at the Halloween Disco, Trivia, Welcome BBQ, and Communal Dinner. We continue to offer Ethics and have a thriving band and we were able to put $25,000 into resources like technology for next year. None of it possible without our generous community offering time and energy so give yourselves a well-earned pat on the back and accept our utmost appreciation. Thank you and look forward to a great 2019!

CageWe hope you are saving eligible containers for recycling through the Return and Earn program but please note that the cage will be CLOSED during the school holidays. Recycle items in your yellow bin, at a Return and Earn station near you or save them for our cage when school returns 30th Jan. Our cage CANNOT accept glass. Thanks for your recycling efforts!

AGMMark your calendars for Thursday 21st February for the P&C AGM. As well as getting the ball rolling for events of 2019, we will be voting in a new exec team. We have positions for President, Vice-President, Assistant Vice-President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, Canteen Coordinator, Band Coordinator, and Communication Coordinator who manages parent emails and Facebook posts. Have a think about your interests, strengths and ability to help and we look forward to seeing you next year!

P&C UPDATE

DID YOU KNOW?: Thanks to your Voluntary General Contribution to the school YOU are a P&C member!


WE NEED INSTRUMENTSMore and more music is being played and enjoyed at Marrickville West. There are choirs, recorder ensembles, rock bands, concert bands, ukelele groups and more.Music helps children in many ways, including numeracy, literacy, social skills and confidence – all while learning and loving MUSIC.The band program is growing and we don’t have enough instruments for everyone who wants to join next year, but we are determined to find them.We are committed to providing the opportunity to learn an instrument to anyone who is keen, and we make it as affordable as possible.If you have an instrument such as a trumpet, sax, trombone, bass guitar gathering dust – or know someone else who does – we can breathe new life into it.Please contact Thomasin on [email protected] if you can help.

Eco EdStage 2 has completed their eco education lessons. cooksriver.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/10-Things-web.pdfThese were the 10 ways to Keep the Cooks River Clean they learnt about. We encourage people to choose these behaviours at home. Stage 2 learnt a range of things including how to know what native birds they can hear in the playground both visually and by identifying the bird calls. The websites attached are what were used to learn these skills. Connecting to local native wildlife is a great way remind us why animals and birds are important to protect and keep around in our urban environment.www.backyardbuddies.org.au/ explore/Birds/backyard-birdswww.birdsinbackyards.net/ birds/featured/Top-40-Bird-Songs

Here is a summary from the final P&C meeting for 2018:2019 dates are starting to get planned. Watch for your opportunity to jump in to help or participate!The Recycling Cage cannot accept glass containers and will be closed for the holidays. Please take your items to a recycling centre (or yellow bin) near you during the school holidays.New sausage rolls and spinach/ricotta rolls in the canteen from Shepherds are at an introductory price of $4. Portioned for end of the year hungry appetites, order yours through Quickcliq.com.au today!Students performing at Lazy Bones did fabulous job. It was so successful that next year we are thinking of perhaps a bigger venue or a smaller group of performers. Voting established that our $25,000 will be distributed to contribute to art supplies, wireless microphones, shelves for 2nd hand uniforms, school tech (projector, interactive screen, and desktop/laptops) and a yr 5/6 fund. Next P&C meeting will be the AGM on 21st February 2019

School Climate StrikeOn Friday 30 November, almost 50 kids and parents from Marrickville West joined students from around Australia to participate in the School Climate Strike. The day began with a visit to local member for Summer Hill

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NEXT P&C MEETING: Thurs 21st Feb 7–9pmin the Staff Room. All parents are welcome to come along and learn more about the school and give their ideas on how to make it a better place.

facebook.com/MWPandC

facebook.com/groups/mwpspandc(private group for current parents & teachers)

Jo Haylen MP to have a chat about climate change and to learn what an MP does. Jo came to work on her day off with her young twins, to explain her job and to answer great questions from Yr 2 students all the way up to Yr 6 (including from both of our school captains) about coal, renewable energy and how young people can participate in our democracy.

The strike received saturation coverage in Australia and was also covered by global media. When asked by ABC PM’s Linda Mottram whether the school strike 4 climate had any impact on world leaders meeting in Poland for the climate summit, former president of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Manuel Pulgar-Vidal said “yes”. That said, the final word goes to Jo Haylen MP, who posted to her Facebook page “These legends from Marrickville West Primary School are off to fight for their future. My parents taught me to stand up for what I believe in and I am proud to support these young inner westies in their campaign for real action on climate change.”

www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/pm/we-should-keep-long-term-vision-zero-carbon-economy-by-2050/10582572

P&C UPDATE cont’d


A collaborative effort between the P&C, school, Connect, and Paint Marrickville REaD has resulted in our very own Street Library. We would like to thank Inner West Council for sponsoring our library.Year 1 students submitted designs and the library was painted to reflect the red theme, using MWPS green and the rainbow to represent our school and community spirit. The final Tuesday of the school year we will celebrate a launch of the library which has been installed by the trusty Mr. George near the school entrance at Henson Street. Please Share, Swap, and Read children’s books in this Street Library. Join us for the big CLEANING BEE on Tuesday 29th January from 10-1; light lunch included. Connect Programs will begin again the week of 4th February. Please register your interest for the Now and Next which will begin on Tuesday 12th February.We hope you enjoy the Festive Season!

News from The Community Centre

For more information: Follow Connect Marrickville SaCC on Facebook or contact Vivi and Lindy at [email protected]

The Giving Tree!

Thank you everyone for the hundreds of fantastic gifts for the Salvation Army gift appeal.

Cyber safety talkOur local police youth liaison officer, Constable Casey, visited the year 6 class to teach us about cyber safety of social media and the consequences. The examples that Constable Casey gave us was surprisingly relatable which proves the influence of social media and the effects it has on us. We discovered that an average age of a gamer is 30, so be careful, STRANGER DANGER! Constable Casey did an amazing job explaining the dark void of the web. Thanks Casey, it was an honor!

By Quan & Chris

NEXT P&C MEETING: Thurs 21st Feb 7–9pm

for primary school students

Summer School Holiday Activities

Check out our school holiday activities for primary school students!Get an interactive presentation on the new $50 banknote and discover banknote security features.

Explore the Museum with a treasure map and learn about the history of Australia.

Summer Session TimesWednesday, 9 January, 11.00 am – 12.45 pmFriday, 11 January, 11.00 am – 12.45 pmWednesday, 16 January, 11.00 am – 12.45 pmFriday, 18 January, 11.00 am – 12.45 pmWednesday, 23 January, 11.00 am – 12.45 pmFriday, 25 January, 11.00 am – 12.45 pm

Cost: FREE (bookings essential) Email: [email protected] Phone: (02) 9551 9743Reserve Bank of Australia Museum Ground Floor, 65 Martin Place Sydney NSW 2000To find out more, visit: www.museum.rba.gov.au/events

Monday 07/01 – Minute to Win it – Summer Series

Tuesday 08/01 - Arty Party – Create a Masterpiece +$5

Wednesday 09/01 - Movies @ Dendy – How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden World +$20

Thursday 10/01 – Super Summer Splash Circus Circuit +$15

Friday 11/01 – Retro day – come in your best retro gear

Monday 14/01 - “M” Day - All things “M”- Come as your favourite “M” person or thing

Tuesday 15/01 - TASK Science Fair +$5

Wednesday 16/01 – Australian Museum Excursion

Thursday 17/01 – Primarily Active – Parkour / Gymnastics incursion +$15

Friday 18/01 – Lost in Space Planets & Aliens - Build a spaceship – Dress ups optional

Monday 21 /01 - Culture Club – Multicultural activities Inc colour run +$5

Tuesday 22/01 - Dance and Act with Nat Paige - $15

Wednesday 23/01 – Steel park - Water play

Thursday 24/01 – Bricks for kids - Incursion + $15

Friday 25/01 – Summer Splash – Come prepared to get wet, with a day of water games

Monday 28 /01 – Public Holiday – NO TASK

Tuesday 29/01 – TASK Picnic @ Kendrick Park Tempe +$15

Wednesday 30/01 – Back to School

Please bring – lunch and snacks, water bottle, a sun safe hat, closed in shoes, and a raincoat

Monday 28 /01 - Public Holiday

No TASK

Cost - Daily fee $60 plus incursion or excursion. from 7am to 6pm *Program subject to change

MARRICKVILLE WEST

SUMMER

HOLIDAY

PROGRAM

Tuesday 29/01 - Pupil free day

TASK picnic @ Kendrick Park Tempe

Wednesday 30/01 – Back to School

Regular TASK resumes

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CRAFT & GAMES WEEK*

WEEK ONE 7-10 January 20191 HOUR SESSIONSAges 3+CRAFT & GAMES GALORE!

$5 per child per session 11 January 2019FREE Kids Bingo!

School

Holiday

Fun!7-25

January

2019

AROUND THE WORLD WITH FOOD* WEEK THREE

21-25 January 20191 HOUR SESSIONS

Ages 5+TACO BUILDINGLAMB KOFTA MAKINGPIZZA MAKINGBAO BUILDINGSAUSAGE ROLL & LAMINGTON MAKING

$10 per child per session

SPORT & SCIENCE

WEEK* WEEK TWO

14-18 January 2019

1 HOUR SESSIONS

Ages 3+

FOOTY | DANCE | ATHLETICS

GYMNASTICS | NINJA

SLIME & SCIENCE

$10 per child per session

School Community Charter

RESPECTFUL

We treat each other with respect and fairness.

We work in partnership to promote student learning.

We communicate in a positive and constructive manner.

COLLABORATIVE

Unacceptable behaviour:• Aggressive or intimidating actions, such as violence, threatening gestures or physical proximity.

• Aggressive or intimidating language, including the use of obscenities, making sexist, racist or derogatory comments or using a rude tone.

• Treating members of the school community differently due to aspects such as their religion or disability.

• Inappropriate and time wasting communication.

education.nsw.gov.auWe all play a part

In all workplaces people have the right to feel safe and respected. Unacceptable and offensive behaviour has no place in our school communities.

COLLABORATIVERESPECTFULCOMMUNICATION

Collaborative. Respectful. Communication.

Respectful communication is a right

Collaborative. Respectful. Communication.

School Community Charter

COMMUNICATION

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