Friday 10th June

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WEEK 8

Monday 13th June

8am - 8.30am : Student Yoga : Years 1-6 : Music Room

8.45am : Assembly Presentation : Positive Behaviour Support

9.00am - 10.00am : English Classes for Parents

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Tuesday 14th June

8.20am : Daily Fitness : Oval

Bully Zero Incursion : Years 1-6

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Wednesday 15th June

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Thursday 16th June

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Friday 17th June

P & C Disco

5.00pm - 5.45pm : Kindy - P/P

6.00pm - 8.30pm : Whole School Joins  (Kindy - Year 6)

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COPIES OF ALL NOTES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE

20TH JUNE 2022 @ 10.00AM

BIGGEST MORNING TEA

50% Profits to Cancer Council

50% Profits to Rawlinson Primary School P & C

More information to come...

Upper respiratory tract infections or colds are everywhere, especially in winter, so it is almost impossible to stop children from catching them. Here are some points which may help:

·         Teach your child to cover his/her nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing, and to wash hands straight afterwards.

·         Hands should be washed after blowing noses and before eating.

·         Use tissues once and then throw them in the bin. (Avoid using handkerchiefs.)

·         Keep your child home from school if he/she has a cold/cough/fever/pain.

·         Make sure that your children eat a balanced diet of plenty of healthy foods.

·         Keep children away from smoke – it irritates their eyes and nasal passages, making it more likely that they will catch a cold. 

What to do if your child gets a cold.

No treatment will cure a cold or make it go away more quickly, but you can help your child feel more comfortable:

·         Rest: This need not be in bed.

·         Provide extra drinks: If your child doesn’t want to drink much, try giving lots of small sips of water, milk or juice, or iceblocks to suck for older children.

Last week we all students and staff attending the Reconciliation Assembly that was led by our Indigenous Students and Mrs Longbottom.  Our assembly looked at what Reconciliation meant for us at Rawlinson and the message that came across was a message of cooperation, peace, and love.  The school also hosted a 'Wear it Yellow' day to support and raise funds for Children's Ground, an organisation that works tirelessly to support the health and education of First Nation's Children and their families.  With the support of our parents and students we managed to raise $145.90.  A big thankyou to our parent community for always being supportive of school initiatives. 

 

Ms Peeradina

Want to return to work or change careers?

Want to work in a school?

There has never been a better time with unemployment under 3%.

Schools and other organisations are desperately hiring people for the following roles:

·         Gardener, cleaner, administration, management, canteen, education assistants and many other roles.

Starting in July 2022, North Metropolitan TAFE are running a one-semester course on the skills required to be a successful candidate for employment in a school or elsewhere.  The course aids in preparation for entry into gardening, cleaning, administration, management, education assistant and any other types of work.

We have had huge success supporting people to find work and the chances of gaining employment are strong.  This course is suitable for people new to the workforce and people looking to change career or looking for a return to work.

The course includes:

•        Training in skills specific to the role you are interested in e.g. IT skills

•        Work experience in a school or other organisation

•        Help and support to find work

•        Help accessing further training as required e.g. Certificate III in Education Support

•        Development of your job application cover letter, resume and help with selection criteria

Entry requirements:

•        18+

•        Strong work ethic

•        Good oral and written communication

•        Must be able to read procedures, safety sheets and chemical bottles

•        Must be able to send and receive emails

•        Successful completion of an entry interview

•        Working With Children Check and a Department of Education Clearance

Course details:

• Dates - Starts week 1 of term 3 and runs for up to 20 weeks
• Many students finish the course early because they find work
• Days - 3 days per week, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:15 until 2:45
• Cost - Approximately $170 (subject to change) total course fee for full 20 weeks
• Location - North Metro TAFE Leederville and on work experience
• Qualification - GATE (Gaining Access to Training and Employment) Certificate I

If you would be interested in this course then please email:

 Chris Hodson

chris.hodson@nmtafe.wa.edu.au

Disclaimer: North Metropolitan TAFE does not guarantee work after completing this course.  This course supports you to find work.  The course is run by North Metropolitan TAFE (RTO code: 52786) and is not endorsed by any authority or government department other than North Metropolitan TAFE.