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Bridgetown Primary News
Phone: 08 9761 1102 Volume 29 Issue 18 November 19, 2020
Email :bridgetown.ps@education.wa.edu.au
CURIOUS CREATURES WILD MINDS
IMPORTANT DATES TO Thanks to all staff and students for a fantastic Book Week 2020. Everyone
REMEMBER got into the spirit and we had a very curious and wild week with so many ac-
tivities, stories and much more happening in the Library. Many thanks to our
guest story tellers at lunchtimes and to our fabulous game show host aka
Wednesday 25th November Mrs Muizarajs. The week ended our Book Week Dress up parade with some
Volunteer Thank You Morning Tea awesome story characters brought to life by our students and there were
many “Where’s Wally” characters seen around the school all day.
Thursday 3rd December
Student Reward Day
We sold $3500.00 worth of books and in return will get around $1000.00
Friday 4th December worth of new books for the Library
BPS Choir to Geegelup Village
Tuesday 8th December
Year 6 Graduation 6:30pm
Bridgetown Leisure Centre
Wednesday 9th December
Year 6 Transition at BHS
Thursday 10th December
Year 6 Transition at BHS
Tuesday 15th December
BPS Christmas Concert
ATTACHMENTS
Class Placement Request Form
2021 Voluntary Contributions
BPS SCHOOL BOARD
Chair Person, Craig Goulder
craig.goulder@iinet.net.au
THANK YOU THANK YOU
Bridgetown Primary School would
like to acknowledge the continued
support from The Stables IGA,
Bridgetown for donating a voucher
each Term towards the Breakfast
Club Food, which is extremely
generous and appreciated by all stu-
dents and volunteers.
From the Principal’s Desk Dear Parents, Carers and Community Members, Our assembly tomorrow, Friday 20th November, will commence at 9:00am. At this assembly our student Choir will sing. THANK YOU to Mrs Caroline Morling for her work with our choir and to the choir members for their commitment. The National School Parent Opinion Survey has closed. Thank you to the 42 families who made the time to complete the survey and provide their feedback. The collected information will be shared with the School Board, staff and our school community. Our annual Volunteer Thank You Morning Tea will be held in the school Library commencing at 10:30am on Wednesday 25th November. We are looking forward to you joining staff for a chat and a cuppa. Nominations for Student Leadership positions in 2021 closed today. Twenty applications were received and it is fan- tastic that our Year 5 students have nominated themselves. The process to identify our 2021 Student Leadership Team will be completed by Week 9 of this term. Requests by parents for student placement in 2021 are required by Friday 27th November. Please take the time to read the ‘Class Placements 2021’ information letter which has been forwarded with this newsletter. As in previous years any request must be based on educational grounds. Please be assured that our teachers take many different aspects into consideration when placing all our students into classrooms for 2021, including students’ academic level, behav- iour, attitude, special needs issues and friendships. We will have a number of split year level classes again next year. Research has shown that children in split year level classes perform academically as well as their peers in ‘straight’ classes and their social skill development is en- hanced. Teachers in split year level classes cater for each year level, ensuring appropriate curriculum is covered and moderate student work samples against those of similar year levels. The Year 6 Graduation ceremony has been the hot topic of discussion over recent weeks due to COVID-19 re- strictions on numbers at the Town Hall. Therefore, the Graduation will be held at the Recreation Centre. Families of Year 6 students need to contact the school and indicate how many tickets they need for their family (parents, Year 6 child, siblings) and other guests, e.g. grandparents. Tickets are required to gain entry to the Recrea- tion Centre on the evening of the Graduation. Kind regards Judith Dadson
STUDENT AWARDS
& NEWS
UNIFORMS
Due to a long delay in our uniform order being manufac-
tured and shipped, we have run very low in some sizes of
polo’s. MERIT CERTIFICATES
If possible can purchases of school polo’s be limited to 2 This award, for positive learning and behaviour in
per size /per child, until the outstanding shipment arrives. the classroom, is presented to selected students at
This will assist in making sure all students, new and exist- school assembly held every second Friday morning.
ing, are able to purchase uniform items for 2021.
Congratulations to the following students:
We are also after donations of 2nd hand Navy Blue School
Polo shirts in good condition. If you can help, these can Levi P, Caelen B, Isabella R, Raelan B, Thomas Mc,
be dropped at the front office. Ernest B, Livinia M, Shondrella N, Jack G, Eiva O,
Lizzie C-N, Hunter M, Ysabel R D, Max S,
Thank you for your consideration. Jackson D, George K, Liarna K, Ava M
and Hunter O.
VALUES AWARDS
2020 BPS Presented at an assembly held every second Tues-
day from 8.50—9.00am. These awards are given to
CHRISTMAS CONCERT one student from each class who have displayed a
Tuesday 15th December particular ‘Value’ in our school.
Due to COVID-19 we are splitting our This fortnight’s Value is Respect.
Christmas Concert into two
performances.
“Valuing people, things and ourselves”
Rooms 1—5:
Children to be in classrooms by 5pm.
Concert starts at 5:10pm
Charlotte P-S: For using beautiful manners and
Rooms 6—9: kind words with everyone around
Children to be in classrooms at 6pm. her.
(not earlier).
Concert starts at 6:15pm. Lola F: For always showing respect to
others, herself and the environ-
ment.
Please note: As in previous years our Kin-
dergarten & Pre Primary will have a sepa- Abby J: For her wonderful manners and
rate concert. treating others with respect.
Geoffrey C: For respectfully following instruc-
tions and for speaking politely to
the adults at school.
Lars C: For always treating staff and his
classmates with respect and how
he would like to be treated.
Tayte C: For being such an incredible role
model.
Caelan B, Ben G, Spencer H, Cameron Mc: For always having respect for
himself and others, it is a treat
Mayana M, Ridley N, Matilda R, having you in Room 8.
Jasmine W, Ryan G, Kasey T,
Tessa C: For always being kind, consider-
Noah W, Madison G, Taneesha B, ate, thoughtful and patient when
Louisa G and Rylee U. working with both peers and
adults.
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