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Together We Learn
Springdale Heights Public School | 25 Cardo Drive Lavington NSW 2641 | p: 0260 256 433 f: 0260 402 328 | e: springdale-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au | w: www.springdale-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Principal: Miss Sue Farmer
Term 2 18 June 2021
Flying Fruit Fly Circus
The Flying Fruit Fly Circus
Located here in Albury, the
Flying Fruit Fly Circus is
Australia's national youth circus
and the only full-time circus
school for young people aged
between 8–19 in Australia.
Performance
Circus is all about performance.
The Flying Fruit Fly Circus
coaches young people in the art
of circus and performs original
theatre shows around the world.
We are very fortunate to have
had such a popular and world
famous group of young
performers here at Springdale
Heights Public School.
The very energetic and amazing Fruit Fly performers
were brilliant and had the students captivated for
the entire show.
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Stepping Stones Program
The Annual Lions Club Public
Students will receive a yellow Speaking was held at
‘Stepping Stones’ T shirt to wear Springdale Heights Public
and keep once enrolled. School last week.
Session 1 Two of our students, Jack and
Gibson, competed against
Friday 29 October
other local schools. Although
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
not moving through to the next
Students in the classroom round, Jack and Gibson were
Parent/carer information session and school awarded for their outstanding
tour participation. Their confidence
when speaking in front of
Session 2 family and the school was
Friday 5 November amazing. Well done boys!!
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Students in the classroom
Jack and Gibson with Mr Charles Leaney.
Session 3
Friday 12 November We would like to congratulate the
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm overall winner who will now go on to
Students in the classroom the District level.
Please bring a small packed lunch
Thank you to Mr Charles Leaney,
Session 4 Mr David McCormack and Mrs Jan
Friday 19 November Leaney from the Lions Club for Mr Charles Leaney and Mr David
adjudicating the Public Speaking. McCormack presented awards and
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm medallions to each of the students.
Students in the classroom
Please bring a small packed lunch
On Friday 25 June, as part of our Positive
Session 5 Behaviour for Learning (PBL) program, we would
Friday 26 November like to celebrate a term of hard work by having a
‘Games Day’.
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Students in the classroom Students are invited to bring in a board or card game from
Please bring a small packed lunch home to share with their teacher and peers. There will be
plenty of games available for students who are not able to bring
Please ensure your child has a drink bottle and in a game.
is dressed appropriately for physical activity
including a hat. Some examples are; Guess Who, UNO, Connect 4, Yahtzee,
Scrabble, Twister, Trouble, Snakes and Ladders etc.
Please bring the game in a labelled shopping bag.
We hope with this advance notice that Thank you,
you can arrange for your child Springdale Heights Public School teachers.
to attend each session.
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Help Wanted
To express interest in enrolling your child you may do Some of the teaching staff at Springdale Heights Public School
one of the following: are embarking on a school beautification program. If you have
some skills in horticulture or design or would like to be part of
You may submit an Expression to Enrol with the ‘online the working group, please contact the school on 6025 6433
form’ on our Sentral Parent Portal APP and leave your contact details. We will organise a time to have
Or a chat.
You may use the Online Enrolment process. Felicity Boughton and Katrina Heinjus
GOOGLE: Springdale Heights Public School
Click on ENROLMENT—at top right of page
Under the heading How to Enrol—click on Apply online Aboriginal Education Group
Scroll down to “Get started with your application” Springdale Heights Public School would love to hear from our
Enter details Aboriginal families and community members. If you know
Please read carefully and follow each step of the someone who would be interested in talking about Aboriginal
process. Once the school has processed your request you education, histories, cultures or has some stories and
will receive an automated reply of what to do next.
traditional skills they would like to share with our students,
please contact the school on 6025 6433 and leave your details.
Please phone the school on 6025 6433 if
I will organise a time to meet with you.
you have any further questions.
Katrina Heinjus
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Students from years 5-6 visited the Albury
Library Museum to participate in the Courage to
Care program.
This program has been initiated by B’nai B’rith,
the world’s oldest community service
organisation, to convey messages of social
tolerance and to encourage people to live in
harmony.
Its content is considered to be very relevant to
students as they encounter media images of
intolerance and prejudice or when they
experience racism or bullying at school.
Students enjoyed their visit to the
Courage to Care exhibition and understanding
the powerful message that it brings.
Courage to Care is a unique travelling exhibition and
educational program that uses stories of Holocaust
survivors and their rescuers to demonstrate the
importance of standing up to prejudice whenever it
occurs.
It provokes conversations about social justice and
bystander intervention in our communities. Courage to
Care is a positive and empowering experience,
inspiring visitors to realise that their individual choices
can, and do, made a difference.
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Community News
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Student reports were sent home yesterday. When
reading the report, you may find this explanation helpful
in understanding NSW Education A-E grading. As
always, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s
teacher should you wish to discuss your child’s report.
Community News
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K-1 B—Mrs Brown Library— 3-4 B
Kinder—Mrs Payne Mrs Kay Eunice D
Nevaeh C Dakoda B Dean K
Alyssa L Bethany K Kinder Mahson E
Bella Rose H Marley M Mathew H-S
Marley M Brandon B Ella K
Zebediah M Willow T Nevaeh C Beau H
Brandon B Tamika C-S Jett G Chanelle O
Malia L Shyindi K
Jett G Logan B Alyssa Bryson T
Seth P
K-1B
Logan B 3-4 S
1-2 C—Mrs Carroll 1-2 W Savannah L Georgie G
Olivia W Mrs Wells & Mrs Pontt Jakai B Ella B
Fletcher O Owen C-L
Hudson K Oscar G Isabella Mc Lachie S
Maliek B-M Skylee K Tamika C-S Charles M
Muhammad N Beau L
Benjamin F William F Dakoda B Rose M
Dakoda W Tylah S Hunter C
Hudson S Oliver D 1-2 C Lucas R
Benjamin F Logan T
Freya W Hudson S
Mitchell F
Xavier L 5-6 D
Skye O Tyson C
3-4 B—Ms Boughton 3-4 S—Mr Suidgeest Klay T Chelsea F
Beau H Chelsea B Dominic W Maddi C
Shyindi K Charles M Ollie Mc Jack T
Olivia W Riziki H
Seth P Steven J Dakota W Zavier L
Koa P Jordan G Jaxson Mc
Hoze H Keeda B 1-2 W Rhys T-L
Hayley C Sandra N
Rubii Rose M Yvonne B Jasper S
Oliver D 5-6 H
Jaylah R Woonsen P
Poppi S-T Ruby C
Indigo M Tuli M
5-6 D—Mrs Davidson 5-6 H—Miss Heinjus Skylee K Delilah B
Tyson C Luca M-W Freya W Charlotte C
Jem L Didier I Ayat J Pixie H
Chelsea F Rachel W
Maddie C Isabell T
Jason S Elizabeth M
Riziki H Dean K
Zone Athletics
On Friday 4 June, a team of 42 students went with
Miss Heinjus and Mrs Davidson to Alexandra Park
for the Zone Athletics Carnival.
It was a cold and busy day, with many students in
multiple events. Our
students performed
incredibly well, achieving
some personal bests in the running, jumping and
throwing events. Our relay teams were impressive, with
our senior girls’ team taking out the win; unfortunately
they were later disqualified.
We had a number of finalists in the running events and
Ollie, Didier and Tuli all took second place overall in their
respective events and will be invited to the Riverina
Athletics Carnival next term. Congratulations everyone Didier, Tuli and Ollie will
on your sportsmanship, effort and enthusiasm. attend the Riverina level
next term.
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Have been very busy
I like to read books at I like to play with my I like to read books at
school. friends at school. school.
Lola Malia Zebediah
I like to play with lego at I like to play fun games I like to read books at I like to play with my
school. with my friends. school. brother at school.
Dominic Franki Jett Austin
I like to play with my I like to do maths at I like to go to the library. I like to learn with
cousin at school. school. Nevaeh Mrs Crisp.
Chloe Alyssa Avril
I like to play on the computers at school. I like to read books at school.
Samuel Shanaya
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Kindergarten wrote a sentence and drew a
picture about what they like most about
big school. They have been very busy
Have been very busy socialisers and learners in the 19 weeks of
school that they have had!
I like to play on the play I like to play at the I like to learn new letters at I like to play with the cars
equipment at school. playground. school. at school.
Violet Levi Kris Bailey
I like to play on the school playground I like to play with the cars at school.
Zahli Brandon
I like to kick the footy with my brother at school. I like to play with the balls in sport.
Thomas Marley
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Inclusive School Sport
Multi Sport Day for classes 1-2 C and 3-4 B. They will participate in a rotation of various sports
Wednesday throughout the day at the Lauren Jackson Stadium. No canteen available at the venue. Wear
23 June school sport wear, runners and take food and water.
Pyjama Day—SRC fundraiser
Gold Coin donation—Students can wear their pyjamas and bring their slippers to school but
Thursday remember to dress appropriately for the weather on the day. Wear appropriate shoes for outside
24 June play. They will have popcorn and watch a movie as part of the day.
Games Day
As part of our Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) program, we would like to celebrate a term of
hard work by having a ‘Games Day’. Students are invited to bring in a board or card game from
home to share with their teacher and peers. There will be plenty of games available for students
who are not able to bring one in.
Canteen Meal Deal
Friday Pizza and a drink for $5. Extra pizza is $1.50 per slice
25 June Orders can be placed online www.school24.net.au ID is: 25103963
PSSA Sport
Students will leave school at 1 pm and return approx. 2:45pm. Play starts at 1:30 pm.
Netball will be played at JC King Park and Soccer will be played Alexandra Park ground 2 as per
the draw. Remember to take a water bottle & shin pads & football boots for Soccer.
Monday 28 June
To
Monday 12 July
(inclusive)
School Holidays—Enjoy your break!
Term 3
Tuesday All students in Kinder to Year 6 return for Term 3
13 July
Students in Years 5 to 6 are invited to the Guys and Dolls JR performance by Murray High School
Students.
Set in Damon Runyon's New York City, Guys and Dolls JR. follows gambler, Nathan Detroit, as he tries to find the cash to set up the biggest
crap game in town while the authorities breathe down his neck. Meanwhile, his girlfriend and nightclub performer, Adelaide, laments that
Thursday they've been engaged for fourteen years without ever getting married. Nathan turns to fellow gambler, Sky Masterson, for the dough, but Sky
15 July ends up chasing the straight-laced missionary, Sarah Brown. Guys and Dolls JR. takes us from the heart of Times Square to the cafes of
Havana, but everyone eventually ends up right where they belong.
The performance is at The CUBE in Wodonga. Students will leave school at 10:15 am and return
by 1pm.
K-2 Gymnastics starts, Friday 16, 23 & 30 July, Friday 6 & 13 August. 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Students will be participating in a gymnastics program for Term 3 sport. This is conducted at the
Friday Flyaway Gymnastics Centre by qualified trainers. $10 payment and notes must be returned for
16 July students to attend.
PSSA Sport Netball at JC King Park and Soccer at Melrose Park. Play starts at 1.30pm
Naidoc Day—Whole day activities for the whole school.
Thursday
22 July
$40 payment due for Year 5/6 Excursion.
K-2 Gymnastics 9:30 am to 11:30 am.
Friday Induction of Student Representative Council for Semester Two and assembly 11.40 am.
23 July
PSSA Sport Netball at JC King Park and Soccer at Alexandra Park ground 1. Play starts at
1.30pm
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Term 3
Friday 10
September 2021
Friday afternoon
student concert
“Bushwahzee”
and a BBQ to
follow
More details later
10NEW SENTRAL PARENTAL PORTAL APP
A letter was sent home to all families regarding the introduction
of a new app that Springdale Heights Public School have
introduced. The app is Sentral for Parents. The Springdale
Heights Public School Skoolbag App will close soon.
Full details about the Sentral Parent Portal access has been
provided in the letter, so please read the letter carefully and
inform the school if your current details are incorrect.
One letter per family has been generated with a
parental portal access key
Please note the access key is case sensitive and
must be entered exactly as it appears
School Attendance
We would like to remind families to please let the school
You must use a valid email address to create your
know if your child is absent from school. Preferred notice is username
via the school office on 6025 6433 or send a message via
the new SENTRAL App parent portal. Send a note with Please contact the school on 6025 6433 if a second
your child if you have not reported by the above methods. parent requires an access code
With all of these options available we have given families Absence notification
multiple ways to let us know why your child is, or will be Each day an SMS notification will be forwarded to parents of
absent. any child that is absent on the day. Your response is required
with a valid reason for the absence for our records.
It is a Department of Education requirement that all
absences are explained. If your child is sick and absent This free app and portal means that you will be able to keep
track of homework, book parent teacher interviews, give
from school for three or more days, a medical certificate permission for school activities, inform the school of current or
may be asked to be provided. It is important that unless future absences, change of family details and communicate with
your child is sick, has an appointment or there are urgent teachers. You will also be able to access the current PBL
family circumstances that your child attends school Handbook, Prospectus, newsletter and canteen menu.
regularly.
Family Changes
Please remember that if you have a changed family situation,
changed phone number, changed address, you need to let the
school office know. It is important for us to have the most
current information in the best interest of your child, to avoid
any inconvenience or delay in being able to contact family when
required.
Medical Changes
Please advise the school if your child develops a new health
condition or illness, for example Asthma, food allergies etc... It
is important for us to have this information correct in the best
interest and safety of your child.
Year 3/4 Borambola Excursion - Expression of Interest
Monday 21 June—all payment and notes are due in for the
Year 3 & 4 excursion to Borambola Sport & Recreation Centre.
The excursion will be held Monday 13 and Tuesday 14
December.
Take the time to read a book!
The excursion can only go ahead if we have sufficient numbers.
Please return your note and $50 deposit as soon as possible so
Reading a book is a great way to that we can make a confirmed booking. The deposit of $50 is
calm the mind only refundable if the excursion DOES NOT go ahead.
Reading is a source of fantasy and Year 5/6 Excursion to Melbourne/Ballarat
An invoice for the excursion was sent home recently with your
knowledge child. Next payment is due Thursday 22 July. Payments can
be made following the payment plan or you may wish to make
Reading is the key to knowledge regular payments that suit your budget.
Knowledge is the key to life Most families have paid the deposit and if you have not, and
wish your child to attend, you still may do so.
Reading can be done at any time and is free You will have signed an agreement form previously but we
require the recent agreement form that is attached to the
Read out loud to someone or even read to your itinerary to be signed and returned as soon as possible please.
Please phone 6025 6433 if you have any questions.
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Notes Home
Please remember to check your child’s bag regularly for notes.
You can always pick up a book and read! When returning notes remember to keep the top portion for your
information.
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