Friday 31st July

8.20am - 9.00am : School Banking

Interschool Cross Country (Selected Students)

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WEEK 3

Monday 3rd August

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

8.45am : Assembly Presentation : Life Long Learner Awards

A3 : Hundredth Day of School : Dress up like you are 100 years old

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Wednesday 5th August

8.45am : B2 Class Assembly

6.00pm : School Council Meeting

7.30pm : P & C Meeting (All Welcome)

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Friday 7th August

8.20am - 9.00am : School Banking

8.30am : Uniform Shop open : C Block

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COPIES OF ALL NOTES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE

SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS ARE NOW DUE!

ONE CHILD : $45.00

TWO CHILDREN : $65.00

THREE OR MORE CHILDREN : $70.00

P & C CONTRIBUTION : $20.00

Please make these payments to the School Office as soon as possible by cash or cheque.

Alternatively

Pay via Qkr! App

Pay direct into School Bank Account

Rawlinson Primary School

BSB : 016 495     ACCOUNT : 4988 66978

It is important that you include student's FULL name as reference.

This fortnight's PBS focus is:

At Rawlinson we are RESPECTFUL when…

“We wait our turn to speak”

All children experience anxious feelings as part of their normal childhood development.  Some anxious feelings include fear, agitation, nervousness, worry and apprehension.  Some children find it harder to get these feelings under control and may experience anxiety more intensely and more often than others.

Anxiety is when the level of fear or worry about something is out of proportion to the level of risk or danger.  Thinking about the situation makes them more worried and tense.

If your child is experiencing anxiety try to:

·         Acknowledge your child’s fear – don’t dismiss or ignore it.

·         Gently encourage them to do things they’re anxious about.

·         Wait until they actually get anxious before you step in to help.

·         Praise him/her for doing something they’re anxious about, rather than criticising them for being afraid.

·         Avoid labelling your child as ‘shy’ or ‘anxious’.

Your child might need some extra support if their anxiety stops them from doing the things they want to do or interferes with their friendships, school work or family life.  If you are worried about your child, contact your local Community Health Nurse or General Practitioner.  For more information about anxiety in children go to www.raisingchildren.net.au or www.healthyfamilies.beyondblue.org.au.