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- Windermere Primary School – Calendar of Events 2013
- Eight Hours Day Public Holiday
- Easter Monday Holiday Easter Tuesday Holiday
- Windermere Word At Windermere Primary School we teach all students to be literate, numerate
- Athletics Carnival 2013
- National Ride2School Day
- This year at the fair there will be
- Unlimited ride passes
- Price without unlimited pass
- School Psychologist at Windermere Primary
- Val Boyd, School Psychologist. Canteen Roster
- Wrest Point OHA Netball Club
- Claremont Girl Guides Car Boot Sale
| CONTACT DETAILS Principal – Jenny Leppard 2 Cadbury Road CLAREMONT TAS 7011 Phone: 6249 0600 Phone (Absences): 6249 0699 Fax : 6275 2984 Email : Windermere.Primary@education.tas.gov.au Windermere Primary School – Calendar of Events 2013
Monday
25 February 26 February 27 February 28 February 1 March
Grade 5/6 Camp Departs
Grade 5/6 Camp Returns
AASP Swimming G3-6
AASP Swimming Prep-2 Athletics Carnival Grades 3-6
Professional Learning Afternoon Students Finish at 12:30pm 4 March
5 March 6 March
7 March 8 March
LIFT excursion to Clarence Pool
AASP Swimming G3-6
School Association AGM 5:30pm Assembly led by 6IP, presenting are PBL, 3/4C & 5V 1:45pm AASP Swimming Prep-2 Ally‟s Angels Purple & Yellow Free Dress Day 11 March 12 March 13 March 14 March 15 March Eight Hours Day Public Holiday
Early Childhood Track and Field Fun Day Kinder 9:00 - 10:00 am Prep - 2 10:00 am start Bellerive Beach PBS Reward Prep - 4
School Fair
Professional Learning Afternoon Students Finish at 12:30pm 18 March 19 March 20 March 21 March 22 March GROW Meeting 3pm
School Photos Interschool Athletics Carnival
Assembly led by 5/6I, presenting are PM, 1/2R & 4/5H 1:45pm School Photos Ride To School Day 25 March 26 March 27 March 28 March 29 March Hot Cross Bun Orders Due Back
Reports Go Home Good Friday Professional Learning Afternoon Students Finish at 12:30pm 1 April 2 April
3 April 4 April
5 April Easter Monday Holiday Easter Tuesday Holiday Assembly led by 5V, presenting are 1V, 4SL & 6IP 1:45pm
V8 Supercars PBS Reward
4/5 Harries excursion 8 April 9 April
10 April 11 April 12 April
Champions Athletics Carnival
Professional Learning Afternoon Students Finish at 12:30pm From the Principal
Thank you to all parents who attended Meet the Teacher sessions last week. If you were unable to attend and would like to „meet‟ your child‟s new teacher, please contact them directly to make a mutually convenient time to meet. Formal reporting times for this year will be just before Easter, in July and at the end of the year. However, if you have any questions or concerns at any stage about your child‟s progress, please contact the teacher directly. Similarly, if the teacher has any concerns, they will contact you to arrange a time to meet.
A big thank you to all parents who attended the family barbeque last night at the year 5-6 camp. All students had a great time and made it through the night (and so did staff!) As well as a fabulous bonding opportunity, students have also engaged in lots of leadership activities to set them up for the year ahead. One highlight was the election of House Captains, run by a representative from the Australian Electoral Commission. Well done to all students who stood for election. It takes courage to put yourself forward for such a role and even if you weren‟t selected, this is a valuable learning experience for life. Voting was so close that one captain and two vice captains were elected for each house. Congratulations to the following students on your successful election!
Connewarre: Caitlyn Green (Captain), Zakk Long (Vice), Jamie Cook (Vice) Derwent: Alissa Bailey (Captain), Chelsy Crosswell (Vice), Montana Fletcher (Vice) Melaleuca: Diana Hawke (Captain), Riley Phillips-Lee (Vice), Mathew Stanton (Vice) Wellington: Tahlia Strong (Captain), Connor Murray (Vice), Joel Triffitt (Vice)
Year 6 students were also given the opportunity to design this year‟s Leavers‟ tops. The „winning design‟ will be chosen and made into tops as soon as possible so that students can wear the tops for as long as possible this year. Special thanks to teachers who stayed overnight at the camp. It is a big commitment to be away from your own families for the night but I‟m sure students appreciated it! Thanks also to all staff who attended the barbeque tea. It was great to see you all there!
This Friday is our school Athletics Carnival for all year3-6 students and parents are most welcome to attend! The carnival will commence at 11:30 and conclude by 2:45. You should have already received a program so you can see the order of events. If you have lost yours, please just ask for another copy at the office. In past years there has sometimes been confusion about how students are selected for the inter school carnival. Students are allocated to a division, as a result of their times in class PE lessons. Only students who compete in Division 1 events, will be eligible for selection to the inter-school carnival. If you have any queries about this, please don‟t hesitate to discuss further with our Health and Wellbeing teacher, Ms Georgina Harris.
A reminder that next Tuesday 5 March is our School Association AGM at 5:30. So far we have received 6 parent nominations for election to the committee. If you would like to nominate but have lost your form, please just ask for another one at the office. This is your opportunity to have a say in how our school is run. We always welcome new membership, so don‟t be shy if you haven‟t been before. If you would like to know more about the role of the Association, please pop in to see me or ask one of our current parent reps.
Jenny Leppard Principal Windermere Word At Windermere Primary School we teach all students to be literate, numerate, responsible citizens who value learning and continually challenge themselves Learning for Life Newsletter No. 4 – 26 February 2013
Athletics Carnival 2013
The school Athletics Carnival will be held this Friday 1 March on the school oval from 11:30am - 2:45pm for all grades 3-6 students. A program has been sent home, spare copies are available from the office.
A reminder that the 1500m is on Monday 4th March and the 800m is on Tuesday 5th March at 1:00pm
Congratulations to the follow students for their efforts in the vortex and shot put competitions.
Girls
Boys
1st Tahlia Strong
1st Ben Oakley 2nd Brianna Blackwell 2nd Maurice Noisier 3rd Chelsy Croswell
3rd Jake Cripps
4th Will Hale
Shot Put: Girls
Boys 1st Makayla Bott
1st Jamie Cook 2nd Chelsy Crosswell 2nd Jake Powell 3rd April Clark
3rd Ben Oakley 4th Zhoe Davies
4th Jacob Nichols
National Ride2School day is on Friday 22 March. Along with thousands of other schools around the country we are encouraging our students and their families to leave the car at home on this day. Our families will get a taste of the benefits, ease and fun involved in choosing to walk and wheel to school. Validation Forms A reminder that validation forms need to be returned to your child‟s class teacher as soon as possible.
Please check that all information is correct. It is vital we have correct details in case we need to contact you during the day. Only parent / guardian information is printed on the forms please make sure any other emergency contacts are added. Windermere Playgroup If you have a child who is not yet school age, come along and join in a fun morning of inside and outside play, singing and dancing, crafts and lots more. Come and meet other mums and dads and enjoy this play based program run by Merrin and supported by our teacher assistant Lyn.
When : Fridays 8:45 – 11:00am Where : Kinder Crowell Room (Aqua Pod)
What to bring : A piece of fruit to share and a drink of water School Fair - Friday 15 March 4:00 - 7:00pm Fair Donations - Prep Medcraft are seeking donations of new small paintbrushes, unwanted, unused plaster and any craft items from home.
would be able to give 30 minutes (or more) to help with class/Association stalls on the night could you please see your child‟s class teacher or leave your name and phone number at the office and someone from the Fundraising Committee will contact you.
Under 5's play area Peddlers parade White elephant
Showbags Soft toys Teddy bear competition Lucky dips
Lucky cups Lucky snakes
Gumboot toss Cakes
Reptile display Pizza/slushies Balloons Face painting Pony rides Dunk machine Claremont College band Hairspray MAC van (free activities) Parent rest area Kelly Sports display
Photos Stalls in the hall
8 different food vendors and much more...
from the uniform shop for $25.00 each. A receipt will be issued with payment and will need to be presented to the ride vendor to receive a wrist band on the day. Passes are available on the day for $30.00 each.
Gee Whizzer
$6
Ghost House
$5 Giant worm fun house $5 Kids car ride
$5
Large jumping castle $5
Small jumping castle $5
Pizza Vouchers Don‟t forget if you use Pizza Hut Glenorchy ask for your receipt and drop it into the office. For every $1000 of receipts the school will receive $200 worth of pizza's. We are nearly there so keep them coming.
School photos are on Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st March. Envelopes were sent home last week, if you require a family envelope they are available from the school office. Please return photo envelopes with money to class teachers before photo day.
On Friday 8 March the school will be raising money for Ally‟s Angels. Ally‟s Angels is a team that will be going in the relay for life. Please come dressed in purple and yellow. Gold coin donation required. School Psychologist at Windermere Primary
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself and tell you something of what I do.
I am one of a team supporting student and school needs in the Southern Learning Service. This team includes School Psychologists, Social Workers, Speech Pathologists and Support Teachers as well as other specialist support personnel. As a School Psychologist, I am a registered teacher and psychologist, with qualifications, training and experience in both fields.
Generally, school concerns are handled by the teaching staff. However, there are occasions when “someone else” is needed. At such times a support team member may be able to assist.
My job as School Psychologist is to support students, and school staff in the work they do. I am available for students to talk over problems. Students can call on me and an appointment is made to suit their timetable. Parents are also welcome to contact me in regard to concerns about their children, and sometimes I may get in touch with you. I spend some of my time assessing students‟ skills and learning abilities, listening to teachers and, with them, making decisions on how best to meet students needs. I am consulted on a variety of issues by parents, students and teaching staff. For example, personal crises and tragedy, problems of getting along with other students, grief, stress, dealing with bullying, disruptive behaviour, classroom management, planning for future goals and counselling for desired changes.
At Windermere all staff work for best outcomes for our students. It is my job to work with the school and plan for the best learning environment possible for the children. Therefore anything that comes between students and effective learning is the realm of the School Psychologist and other Windermere Support personnel.
My base school is Windermere Primary School. This year I will be at Windermere Primary on Mondays, Tuesdays and every second Wednesday. On other days by all means call Windermere and ask the office to pass on a message so that I can call you back.
Wed 27 Feb
H Hooker Thu 28 Feb
S Rowlands Fri 1 March
S Derks Mon 4 March
K Terts Lee Chapman Canteen Manager
Adjustable hats are now at the uniform shop and limited second hand stock available. New hair bows and clips have also arrived from 3 different suppliers.
The uniform shop is open at the following times: Monday and Wednesday: 8:30 - 9:00 am Friday:
2:30 - 3:00 pm
Wrest Point OHA Netball Club Are you turning 10 or 11 years old this year and interested in having fun, making new friends, learning new skills and keeping active? Come join a club netball team.
team to each junior team to encourage development.
If you would like any information please contact Katie on 0498 122 085.
Car Boot Sale Claremont Girl Guides are holding a car boot sale on Saturday 2 March from 9:00am to 1:00pm in the car park opposite Claremont Village in Boxhill Road.
The cost of a stall is $10 inside (includes table) or $5 car park.
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