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Calendar Dates Thursday 19th June Athle2cs Carnival Friday 20th June Trivia Munch & Crunch Monday 23rd June NO ACTIVE AFTER SCHOOL CARE Tuesday 24th June SIMF Prac2ce Wednesday 25th June NO ACTIVE AFTER SCHOOL CARE Thursday 26th June Berrima Excursion

Jamberoo Public School WEEK 8 TERM 2 2014 NEWSLETTER PH: 4236 0173 FAX: 4236 0633

A small school making a big difference!

Dear Parents and Caregivers,Our students were amazing at last week’s Dance Fes6val. They performed three or four 6mes and were truly outstanding in their commitment, behaviour and dance enthusiasm. Many thanks to staff and parents for your con6nued support. Seeing the pleasure and sense of achievement on the faces of students makes it all worthwhile. The Dance Fes6val items will be presented at Week 9 school assembly this term and at the KCOS Educa6on Week celebra6on in Kiama Park next term during Week 3. Please keep costumes safe un6l aLer this date and we look forward to your support at both events.The Deba6ng Team put in a huge effort on Tuesday at the District Premiers Deba6ng challenge to finish with a 3-‐way 6e. We wish them all the best next week in their endeavour to compete at the next level in the regional debate.Today presented with perfect weather for our School Athle6cs Carnival. Thank you and well done to Mrs Kunkler for the organisa6on of the day. The support of other students and the House Cheers were outstanding features of today’s event.

Suzanne Hammond-‐Warne

Na#onal Data Collec#onPlease take the 6me to read the leQer on the last pages. All data sent is confiden6al and supports will be based on these details.

Strive and Succeed Email: [email protected] Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Our Premiers DebaMng Challengers -‐ Thomas, Sam, Annie and Sarah.

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Virtue -‐ ServiceCongratula*ons! You are prac*sing service when you..........

• Want to make a difference in the world• Look for opportuni*es to be of service to others• Think of thoughAul things to do to help your family and friends


WEEK END CHOOK ROSTERWEEK END CHOOK ROSTER

TERM 2 - WEEKENDSTERM 2 - WEEKENDS

Saturday 21st JuneThomas Family

Sunday 22nd JuneThomas Family

Saturday 28th JuneGrandma Nell & Nina

Sunday 29th JuneGrandma Nell & Nina

SCHOOL HOLIDAYSSCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Monday 30th JuneWoolley Family

Tuesday 1st JulyWoolley Family

Wednesday 2nd JulyMcCormack Family

Thursday 3rd JulyMcCormack Family

Friday 4th JulyEgan Family

Saturday 5th JulyEgan Family

Sunday 6th JulyHannah & Sophie Williams

Monday 7th JulyHannah & Sophie Williams

Tuesday 8th July Wednesday 9th July

Thursday 10th JulyAlex & Lilli Mawbey

Friday 11th JulyAlex & Lilli Mawbey

Saturday 12th JulyEgan Family

Sunday 13th JulyEgan Family

DebaMng

Premiers Deba*ng Challenge.

On Tuesday, Jamberoo hosted a deba*ng day. Sam Aubin, Thomas North, Annie Schweitzer and Sarah Collins represented us capably,

baKling their wits in what was a very intellectually *ring day! They debated that 'Australia should not ban circus animals' to claim victory against Albion Park PS. They argued that 'All primary students should do deba*ng' unsuccessfully against Shell Cove (What

happened to my brainwashing, team?). Their final round saw them claiming that 'Contact sports should be banned in Australia' winning against Lakelands. They now play off against either Shell Cove or Albion Park next Thursday to determine the zone winner in

what is currently a three way *e.

Congratula*ons to the Jamberoo deba*ng team for all of their hard work. Thanks to the development squad who so confidently took on the roles of chairperson and *mekeeping on the day, and the Drualla and Birrahlee audience members who watched the debates

so aKen*vely. Best of luck on Thursday, debaters, and may the giT of the gab be with you.






CLASS AWARDSCLASS AWARDSCLASS AWARDSCLASS AWARDS

WYALLA TANGALLA DRUALLA BIRRAHLEE

Pippi McInnes Oliver Harris Shaylen Mawbey Imogen Smith

Sarah Hall Annique Burnett Lillian Kofod Annie Schweitzer

Isabel Ryan Erin McCormack Jamie Smith Thomas North

Jules Frost Ella Sainsbury Gemma Boughen Sam Aubin

Monika Mitrevska Lucie Thomas Alani Papesch-Santis

Nina Donnerbauer Matthew Maguire Max Parisotto___________________________

Max Jennings

Jasiah Tuaoi

Hamish Forbes-Brown

Jay Papesch-Ward

VIRTUE AWARD:VIRTUE AWARD:VIRTUE AWARD:VIRTUE AWARD:

Cameron Aubin Jacob Roulstone Holly McGee Madison Mitrevska

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Trivia Munch and CrunchFriday 20th June 9.30am to 11.00am

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Garden Club NewsIf you have no6ced that some of the Garden Club’s tools have seen beQer days, then you will be delighted with this news. The Garden Club was given a wonderful treasure this week, thanks to the amazingly resourceful Jamberoo P&C and generosity of United Building Products Mitre 10 at Albion Park Rail. Our package contained, as you can see in the wonderful photo on the right:

• 3 new watering cans• 2 hand forks/hoes• 1 hand trowel• 8 new pairs of gloves• 1 pair of hedge shears• 4 new pairs of secateurs

School gardens are important spaces. A recent study conducted by the UOW evaluated the Stepha nie Alexander Program. Students involved in the program showed significant improvement in behaviour as reported by teachers and parents. Not only that, par6cipants also chose to eat more fruit and vegetables. That‘ s good news for the whole school community! You can read more about it at: hQp://ahsri.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@chsd/documents/doc/uow145163.pdf

Thanks again to Don at Mitre 10 Albion Park Rail for organising this much needed bundle of supplies and to Naomi Poole for organising it.

The Garden Club relies on wonderful volunteers, so please come along any Tuesday at lunch6me.

Music StarsA leQer has been sent home this week regarding Guitar and Keyboard tui6on through the company ‘Music Stars’ for Term 3. Please return registra6on forms by the end of this term if interested.

Piano TuiMonPersonalised and caring tui6on with a qualified tutor of 27 years experience. Individualised approach to bring out the best in your child. Exam syllabus or just for fun. (P.S. -‐ the exam syllabus actually is fun!). Taking enrolments now for Term 3. Studio located in Jamberoo Village. Please phone Leanne D’Amico on 4236 0751 or 0414 742 789.

Dance FesMvalDance Fes6val was a preQy busy week. The first day for year 3 and 4 was Thursday. Our performance was the Colour Of Friendship. The whole story was about birds of all colours not liking each other except for the weavers. Then the black birds come and scare everybody into the weaver bird’s nest and become friends and celebrate. We had shiny costumes with feathers all over them. Each bird’s group had there own colour. There were Blue birds who discoed, Red birds who rock and rolled, Yellow who did the salsa and the weaver birds did Irish dancing.By Saffron and Erin

Last night I went to Dance Fes6val. It took for ages. The dance was about a girl who has a bad dream and her Mum Nina knows how to make a dream catcher so she makes the dream catcher and puts it over my bed, then she has a good dream. Nina puts Ella-‐Mae to bed and she has bad nightmares about monsters. All the monsters are all the boys in year one and two. Then Nina the Mum comes and gets me and she makes a dream catcher. Then Nina puts me back on my bed and Ella-‐Mae has a good dream about buQerflies. Ella-‐Mae is yellow, Clare is blue, Ella is pink and Pippi is purple.By Ella-‐Mae North

On Tuesday night Stage One went to the Wollongong IPAC. All the boys were monsters. Nina was the Mum. Ella-‐Mae was a person and a buQerfly. The rest of us were Indians and buQerflies. We were the eleventh group to dance, aLer Kiama. The buQerflies were all different colours. LAura was green, Hannah was orange, Ella was pink, Ella-‐Mae was yellow, Pippi was purple and I was blue. It was so much FUN11 I really want to do it again soon.By Clare






Jamberoo Public School

PO Box 15455 Churchill Street

Jamberoo 2533Ph 4236 0173

Fax 4236 0633Email [email protected]

19th June, 2014.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Nationally consistent collection of data on school students with disability – 2014Our school is participating in the collection of nationally consistent data on school students with disability. We will be collecting information already available in the school about the support that is being provided to students with disability. Better data will help the Government plan for students with disability. The data collection will have no direct impact on your child and they will not be involved in any testing process. The NSW Department of Education and Communities will provide data to the Australian Government from all NSW public schools in such a way that no individual student or school will be able to be identified. In this way, we will ensure the privacy and confidentiality of all students.All information is protected by privacy laws which regulate the collection, storage and disclosure of personal information. Information about the Australian Government’s Privacy Policy can be found here: http://education.gov.au/condensed-privacy-policy. Information about the NSW Government’s privacy policies can be found here: http://www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/ If you do not want your child to be counted in the data collection you must complete the attached form and return it to the school before the end of Term 3, 2014. A decision to exclude your child will not affect the support they currently receive.Further information about the data collection can be found on the Australian Government Department of Education website:http://education.gov.au/nationally-consistent-collection-data-school-students-disabilityIf you have any questions about your child being included in the data collection please contact the school. If you need help with English to make an enquiry contact the Telephone Interpreter Service on 131 450 and ask for an interpreter in your language. The operator will call the number you provide and get an interpreter on the line to assist you with your conversation. You will not be charged for this service.Kind regards

Suzanne Hammond-Warne

Principal







http://education.gov.au/condensed-privacy-policy

http://education.gov.au/condensed-privacy-policy

http://www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/privacy/privacy_ppipact.html

http://www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/privacy/privacy_ppipact.html

http://education.gov.au/nationally-consistent-collection-data-school-students-disability

http://education.gov.au/nationally-consistent-collection-data-school-students-disability


If you do not want your child to be counted in the data collection, please complete the form below and return it to the school before the end of Term 3, 2014.

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Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability – 2014

I/we ___________________________________________________________ Name of parent/carer

do not wish my child ______________________________________ to be counted Name of child

for the purposes of the collection of nationally consistent data on school students with disability.

Parent/Carer signature: ____________________________ date: __________





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