Friday 2nd December

2023 Student Councillor Elections

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WEEK 9

Monday 5th December

9.00am - 10.00am : English Classes for Parents

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8.20am : Daily Fitness : Oval

Positive Behaviour Support

Whole School Acknowledgement : Water Play

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Wednesday 7th December

9.15am : Kindy Assembly & Morning Tea

Student Council Food Bank Donations : Last Day

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Friday 9th December

Subway Lunch Day : Monday 12th December 

Last orders by 9.00am today

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COPIES OF ALL NOTES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE

Monday 12th December

Year 6 Graduation @ 6.00pm

Tuesday 13th December

Year 6 Excursion : Outback Splash

Wednesday 14th December

C1, C2 & D1 Excursion : Perth Zoo

Thursday 15th December

Last Day of Term 4

Wednesday 1st February 2023

Students Return for Term 1 2023

Unexplained Absences per class

 K1 – 2 -  still 2

K2 – 0 – down 1

K3 – 1 – still 1

A1 – 1 – down 2

A2 – 3 – up 2

A3 – 2 – still 2

A4 – 3 – down 1

A5 – 3 – down 1

A6 – 3 – still 3

B1 - 3 - still 3

B2 - 4 - up 1

B3 - 4 - down 3

B4 – 6 – up 2

C1 – 2 – up 1

C2 – 6 – up 1

D1 – 6 – up 4

D3 – 4 – up 3

D4 – 7 – still 7

What a wonderful effort from parents and caregivers in K2!  It’s great seeing 0.  Thank you so much.

We have gone up overall by 3 to 60 in total, unexplained absences.  Letters were recently sent home so please send them back with explanations so we can see these go down again.  Stay cool this week.

Mrs Jo-Anne Large

Deputy Principal

This fortnight's PBS focus is :

We are respectful when we listen actively to others.

Protecting your children from harm is just as important online as it is in the real world. As a parent or carer, you can play an important role in helping children have safe and positive experiences online.  The internet offers an exciting world of experiences for children and the whole family. It can be entertaining, educational and rewarding.  However, using the internet also involves risks and challenges.  Children might be exposed to content that is sexually explicit, violent, prohibited or even illegal.  They may also experience cyber bullying or be at risk from contact by strangers.  Children may - unknowingly or deliberately - share personal information without realising they may be subject to identity theft, or that they are leaving behind content that might not reflect well on them in the future.  By taking an active role in talking with your kids about the risks and answering their questions or concerns about something that they find on the Internet you can help them stay safer online.  For more information on keeping your children safe online try the following website:

·         iParent is an online resource developed by the Office of the Children’s E-Safety Commission where parents can learn about the digital environment and keep updated on their children’s technology use. Guidance for using safety settings on your family’s web-connected devices, tips for choosing movies and games and strategies for keeping young people safe online is available. www.esafety.gov.au

·         Stay Smart Online is the Australian Government's online safety and security website, designed to help everyone understand the risks and simple steps we can take to protect our personal and financial information online. www.staysmartonline.gov.au/

·         Raising Children Network http://raisingchildren.net.au.

Monthly Monday - Subway special, 12th December

Orders due by 9am, Friday 9th December

End of Year Specials

Keep an eye out for any specials during week 10