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NEWSLETTER Phone: 9484 8844 29 October 2019 Fax: 9484 8200
P & C Meeting – Wednesday 20 November 2019 7:30 p.m. – Library Website: www.beecroftpublicschool.com.au Email: [email protected]
Principal’s Report World Teachers’ Day Each year the important work of teachers is celebrated on World Teachers’ Day. Last Friday, our teachers were thanked, by our amazing P&C and community, with a special breakfast. The teachers at Beecroft Public School work hard each and every day to ‘know every child as a person and as a learner’. I am extremely proud of our BPS teachers’ commitment, dedication and relentless focus on teaching and learning. Thank you to our P&C, parent community and in particular Caroline Choong, Virginia Cannons, Edwina Ogilvie, Eric Wang, Donna Dubsky and Nina Frykberg for the extraordinary way that you honoured the teachers at BPS on Friday. The team’s attention to detail, the beautiful gifts, the individual heartfelt messages to each teacher were really appreciated. The gourmet spread was amazing! You could tell that each delicacy was crafted with such love and care and that it made it even more special. Thank you for such a beautiful and generous gift to our staff.
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GenReady and Cyber Safety Family Night Last Tuesday evening, 173 children and 206 parents from Stage 2 and 3 participated in information sessions aimed at upskilling families to discuss and manage the complexities of growing up in a rapidly changing digital world. This event was organised by Mrs Randall and Mrs Justic in response to a high number of parental inquiries related to the joint work of schools and families in supporting and guiding children growing up in 2019. The speakers addressed much of the learning that students have been covering at school. All speakers on the night reinforced the important role of parents. Reminding students that they all have access to ‘experts in the field of growing up’: their parents. The speakers encouraged the children to talk to their parents. I have briefly summarised some of the important messages from the speakers on the night. Constable Deb Crystal and Constable Troy Lucca
• Children will make mistakes. Use these mistakes to teach your child. • Say no. Set rules. Take control where you can. • No devices in bedrooms and bathrooms. • Closely monitor and supervise technology use. • Limit device usage. • If your child has seen something disturbing, use the opportunity to have a conversation. • Remind your children that, ‘Your password is like your toothbrush/underwear. Don’t share it and change it regularly.’
Haley from GenReady Haley from GenReady explained the changes that happen for girls and boys during puberty. Haley reinforced the message that making mistakes is a part of growing up and that the best mistakes are learning opportunities. Haley also reinforced the message that the adults at home are best placed to help children with all the complexities of growing up. Haley used humour as she gave some helpful tips on hygiene, including hanging up the towel and putting on the clean clothes that keep ‘magically appearing’ day after day. Haley spoke about friends and said that they will come and go but the adults in your life will always be there for you. She encouraged every child in the room to talk to their adults and to use them to help them work through the issues you face as you are growing and changing. She also spoke about how every human is unique and that every single one of them is ‘perfect’ just as they are.
2019 Epping Music Festival is Almost Here The 2019 Music Festival will be on Wednesday 13 November 2019 starting at 7:00p.m. This year our Senior String Ensemble, choir and two captains will be participating. The concert will be held in the Concert Hall of the Concourse at Chatswood. Ticket sales will open on Wednesday 30 October 2019 and are sold on a first in basis. Ticket numbers are limited – so to avoid disappointment and miss this wonderful event, ensure you purchase your tickets early. Ticket sale Procedure: Ticket sales will be available through the Ticketek online booking site. To access ticket sales click on the following link https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=EPPING19 or via The Concourse website. Thank you to Mrs Lyn Stapley and Mrs Jessica Robinson for your efforts in preparing the choir and Mrs Fiona Johnson and conductor, Miss Katrina Papallo, for your work preparing and supporting the Senior String Ensemble. It is set to be a night of outstanding entertainment. Planning for 2020
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At this time of year, we are also planning for many aspects of the 2020 school year. If your child/ren will be leaving Beecroft PS in 2020 or will be on holidays during the first days of Term 1, we need to know as soon as possible. Please fill in the form attached or phone Sophia in the front office. Accurate student enrolment numbers will help us plan the most appropriate structures and organisation. Tanya Rose Principal
Deputy Principal’s Report Australian Mathematics Competition Congratulations to Rebecca (6L), Sylvia (6L) and Nathan Z (5J) who were recently awarded prizes at the Australian Maths Trust Awards night for their outstanding performance in the Australian Mathematics Competition. These students completed an extremely difficult two hour paper in which students from over 30 countries participate. Well done Sylvia, Rebecca and Nathan, we are very proud of your achievements.
Year 5 2019 Parents Below is some important Information regarding applications for Year 7 entry to Selective High Schools in 2021. If you are thinking of applying for entry into Year 7 at a government selective high school in 2021, please see further information at https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-7 Please note that applications are open from 8 October to 11 November 2019. You must apply online by 11 November 2019. The application site will close at 10:00p.m. on that day. Ellen Randall Deputy Principal (Rel.)
Deputy Principal’s Report Applications to join Training Band in 2020 now open Attention all Year Two Parents Would your son/daughter like to join the Training Band in 2020? From Year 3 onwards students have the opportunity to join the Beecroft Public School Band Program. Within the program there are five bands: Training Band; Intermediate Band; Senior Concert Band Two (SCB 2); Senior Concert Band One (SCB 1) and Stage Band. Generally, Training Band is made up of Year 3 students but it is open to students in years 4 to 6 as well. Please note that NO previous experience is required to join Training Band.
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This Wednesday (tomorrow), students will be able to see our current Training Band perform at our K-2 Assembly. The Training Band conductor, Mr Ferrier, is unable to make the performance, however our talented Mr Blair will give a brief description of the different instruments that make up the band ensemble. Every band needs a mix of larger (lower) and smaller (higher) instruments in order to achieve a balanced sound. The P&C Band Committee is holding an information night for all interested parents this Wednesday 30 October at 7:30p.m. in the school library. Information regarding Training Band was sent home last week. Applications to join Training Band are now open. If you would like your son/daughter to join the Training Band in 2020 then please complete the application form online at http://bit.ly/BPSTraining2020 by Friday 8 November. Please read the ‘Band News’ section of this newsletter for more information and/or contact Engaish Sapra at [email protected] for any specific questions. Kindergarten 2020 Orientation On Thursday this week, we will have our second orientation for the new Kindergarten children of 2020. This session will focus on being physically active where the children will participate in a variety of sport games. We look forward to welcoming the children back to school this Thursday. Thank You Morning Tea - Please Save the Date All Beecroft parent/carers and volunteer teachers are cordially invited to a Thank You Morning Tea, in appreciation of your time, commitment and loyalty to our school. Date: Wednesday 27 November Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Where: School Hall Presentation Day – Save the date All families are warmly invited to join us in celebrating the achievements of all our students at our annual Presentation Day. This year Presentation Day takes on a slightly different format to accommodate our growing school and to allow for adequate seating for families to attend. Please take note of the date and times below. We are very excited to once again showcase the diversity of student talent with performances by our dance groups, choir, band and the whole student community. While not every child will receive an award, Presentation Day is a wonderful opportunity for our school community to come together and celebrate the achievement of each student’s goals.
Beecroft Public School Presentation Day
Friday 6 December 2019 K-2: 9:45a.m. for a 10:00a.m. start
Yr 3-6: 11:45a.m. for a 12 noon start Cherrybrook Technology High School
Special Religious Education
Special Event for SRE classes including Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglican and Uniting Groups – Wednesday 20 November.
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Quizworx has been authorised by the approved providers to hold a combined SRE Christmas Assembly and puppet show for students who currently attend Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglican and Uniting SRE classes. They will be distributing a booklet called ‘Discovering Jesus from the Book of Luke’ as a free handout for each child who attends the show. Irene Robbins Deputy Principal (Rel.)
Sports Report Last Call for Nominations – closing this Friday 1 November - Beecroft Awards for Zone Achievement (“The B.A.Z.A.s”)
An initiative by our zone PSSA seeks to recognise and acknowledge excellence in sporting endeavours throughout the year in school sport. Awards are presented to students who have:
• represented the Beecroft PSSA Zone at the highest level possible for a particular code of sport e.g.: competed at a National Carnival (or a State Carnival if there was no National Carnival for that age - or code of sport); or
• represented the Beecroft PSSA Zone at area level in 4 or more separate codes of sport this year. This year the BAZA afternoon will be held on Tuesday 3 December at Normanhurst West Public School, commencing at 5:00p.m. If you believe your child qualifies for one of these prestigious awards, please send me a note via your child or an email to [email protected] and I will be in contact with you in regards to their qualification. The closing date for applications will be strictly Friday 1 November. Anyone for Tennis? Applications Close Tonight! The Term 4 Primary School Challenge is on Saturday 9 November. Please register your child if they are interested in playing in this comp through the ETDTA website. Instructions and attachments are in the correspondence below. If you haven't pre-arranged a partner, we can pair your child up with someone of a similar skill level. Once the entries have been received, I will be contacted by the association and we can sort out playing partners. Regards Ben Hopkins 0421 614 891
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Eastwood-Thornleigh District Tennis Association Inc.
Presents
Term 4 North West Primary Schools Challenge 2019
Saturday 9 November 2019 At Pennant Hills Park
Starts: 5:30p.m. – 9:30p.m.
(Alternative wet weather date: 16 November)
Entries Close: Tuesday 29 October (Late entries will not be accepted after this date)
To enter: etdta.com > Challenges > Register
This is a team event played amongst primary schools from the North West of Sydney.
Teams consist of 3 doubles pairs with each pair being graded into a round robin division. Ranking points are awarded to each pair of each team culminating in a Finals Challenge in Term 4.
Joanne Justic Sport Co-ordinator
Year 6 Farewell Dance Year 6 students are getting excited about their upcoming 80’s neon themed farewell dance to be held at the school on the evening of Wednesday 11 December. As a student only event, we are seeking the help of an enthusiastic photographer from our community who will be able to capture both arrival and spontaneous moments throughout the evening. The photos will then be made available to all year 6 parents to download. If there are others who would like to help or donate/lend items that fit with the 80’s neon theme and have not already spoken to Leah Thomas (food) or Caroline Chong (decorating), please let me know. With thanks Rachel Ive [email protected] 0401 984 036
Year 6 Graduation Assembly
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Eco Corner Report The Heat doesn’t stop our Knights … With a very hot day forecast, the knights had greening group at recess. With a shorter amount of time the knights worked extra fast harvesting and weighing to ensure they had enough time to water each other and the gardens. More gardening this Friday. Ben the Green Garden Guru In knowledge we grow
P&C News P&C News P&C News P&C News P&C News
Message from the President Global Celebration of Teachers’ Day Well what a gift the teachers were presented with on Friday morning. There are not enough superlatives to describe the fabulous presentation of the most incredible food that was the Teachers’ Breakfast last Friday. The dynamic duo of Donna and Nina were at their very best again. Wonderfully supported by Caroline, Virginia, Edwina and Eric. A huge thank you to this social committee team which excelled in spoiling our teachers with such a beautiful breakfast. October P&C Meeting
Dear Parents,
You are cordially invited to attend the Year 6 Graduation Assembly on Wednesday 11th December 2019.
To be held in the school hall at 10am.
Please let class teachers know how many adults will be attending.
RSVP Friday 22nd November.
Thank you ,
Year 6 Teachers
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The October P&C meeting was held last Wednesday night. The P&C were brought up to date on the BOOSH building project. For those who are free, a more detailed presentation will be shown at the upcoming November P&C meeting. Our principal, Mrs Rose, took us through the teachers’ changes and what is coming up this term including changes to the school presentation day. At the end of the meeting Alex, a parent at the school, showed a demonstration of his company’s STEM educational devices. November Annual General Meeting and P&C Thank You Celebration In November, the P&C holds its Annual General Meeting. The meeting reflects on and highlights what the P&C has done and achieved throughout 2019. It is also a time when we get together to celebrate the year, and to thank all those who have given their time and energies to make this great school better. To help celebrate the year, the meeting will start at 7:00p.m. for drinks and nibbles, before we go into the formal part of the meeting. The AGM is also the meeting where the P&C votes for those who it would like to represent it at the various executive and non-executive roles. This year Gary Tyzack, our treasurer, and I will be standing down from our executive roles, as our children leave for high school next year. We also have roles coordinating the social committee, overseeing communications, doing the important work of vice president and class parent vice president. There are also some roles where you are not assigned to a particular area, but attend the executive meetings to input on future direction or projects. If you are interested or need to discuss more about becoming involved, please give me a call or talk to Lisa Yen (Vice President), Adam Fusca (Vice President), Caroline Choong (Social Committee) or Gary Tyzack (Treasurer) or any other member of the P&C. Ben McSweeney [email protected] P & C President
Canteen News - Phone 9980 7255
Not long to go! You may not believe it, but the school year is almost at an end. With the P&C AGM coming up soon, our thoughts are already turning to 2019! As always, we will be saying goodbye to a part of our volunteer parents and this is a call out for all to have a think about what they can help contribute to the school to make it great! The Canteen may seem like an optional extra to many parents, but it is an essential part of the school for many of our children! If you think you can help to keep our canteen running next year, please put your name down NOW! Sign up sheets are available at the counter and we would love it if you can put your name down, even if it is just for once a term. Thank you for your consideration. Roster for the upcoming week
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Wednesday 30 October: Lydia vdP, MORE HELP NEEDED Thursday 31 October: Becky W, MORE HELP ON THIS HALLOWEEN Friday 01 November: Nadya H, Alexandra S Monday 04 November: NO ONE ROSTERED ON Tuesday 05 November: Alison F
If you are rostered on and cannot commit, please arrange for someone to cover your day. Please try and let either myself or the Managers know to help organise the weekly roster. If you are still having difficulties, please phone the Canteen Managers, Jenny or Julie on 9980 7255. Thanks. Belinda Varndell [email protected] Canteen Convenor
Lost Property
Thank you to Class 1W for your help in sorting lost property this week. Lisa Yen P&C Vice President [email protected]
Uniform Shop If you see a student in the queue, please let them go to the front of the line so that they are not late for the school bell in the morning or the bus or train in the afternoon. Parents, should you wish to send your children to the Uniform Shop with an order, please have them leave the order with us to be delivered to their classroom later in the day. The receipt and any change from cash payments will be delivered in a sealed envelope along with the order. Helping in the shop this week: Wednesday 30 October - Zahra M Thursday 31 October - Lucinda B
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Next week: Wednesday 6 November - Kate L Thursday 7 November - Virginia C
Hours: Wednesday 3:00p.m. – 4:00p.m. Thursday 9:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. Sherri Cooper Uniform Shop Convenor [email protected]
School Banking
Regular Hours: Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Fluffy Yeti Notebook is now out of stock However, there are still many cool prizes to choose from, including the new Skimming Ball and Pencil Toppers. As we roll through another year, we need another volunteer or two to assist with School Banking next year. If you have a spare hour on a Thursday morning, please get in touch via the email below for more information. Alice Clayton [email protected]
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BOOSH
Hello Booshies!!! Halloween Celebration Are you ready for Boosh’s annual Spooktacular Halloween Celebration?!?! This Thursday afternoon there will be ghostly, strange and exciting items for afternoon tea. The children who attend can participate in face painting, the photo booth, halloween disco and other fun activities. It is definitely my favourite Boosh day each year! Can you guess what theme the staff are dressing up as this year?!?! A Big Thank You A big thank you to everyone who collected Earn and Learn stickers for Boosh. Our items have now arrived! Look out for the flexible seating chairs in the cottage and the new gardening equipment. Direct Payments for Fees Have you completed a direct debit/credit authority form for your family yet? Remember that to re-enrol for Boosh positions in 2020, you must be registered for direct debit/credit for payment of fees by 13 November. The form and FAQ can be downloaded from here http://www.boosh.com.au/fees-and-hours/bank-details-and-direct-payment-authorisation/ . Boosh AGM and Re-enrolment Night All current families wishing to be eligible for care at The BOOSH Centre in 2020 MUST re-enrol their child/ren. If you are new to The BOOSH Centre, or your enrolment type has recently changed, or you are unsure of your enrolment type or simply have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. The AGM will be held on Wednesday 13 November at the Beecroft Bowling Club. The AGM will start at 7:00p.m. sharp; enrolment forms can be collected from 6:15-7:00p.m. and submitted at the close of the AGM. Complimentary babysitting is available in Boosh from 6:30p.m. until the close of the AGM. Please notify us if you wish to make use of this service. As per the Fees Policy: 'Any families wishing to enrol or re-enrol, from the date of the AGM in November 2019 onwards, will be required to be registered for direct debit/credit for payment of fees before enrolment/re-enrolment can be completed.’ If your account is not currently set up for direct debit/credit, please do so before 13 November. The form can be downloaded from https://www.boosh.com.au/forms-2/ and then uploaded in your enrolment form in your My Family Lounge account. Families with any Permanent Bookings As per the Enrolment and Orientation policy: Families with permanent bookings who do not attend the AGM ... will not be able to re-enrol for their child’s permanent sessions in the following year.' This applies to all families who have one or more PERMANENT bookings.
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BOOSH Page 2 Families with Temporary or Casual Only Bookings (including Vacation Care only) Families will need to complete re-enrolment in person at Boosh. Staff will be available to re-enrol families at the following times only: Thursday 14 November 7:00-9:15a.m. Thursday 14 November 1:00-3:00p.m. Thursday 14 November 4:00-6:15p.m. Friday 15 November 7:00-9:15a.m. Friday 15 November 1:00-3:00p.m. Friday 15 November 4:00-6:15p.m. Please do not approach staff outside of these times, as they will not be able to assist you. Further Information Further information will be emailed to families this week. For now, please note the enrolment date that applies to you and if you have any questions at all please contact us. Special Afternoon Tea This week’s special afternoon tea is Nachos on Wednesday afternoon. This Week’s Photos The new flexible seating in the Cottage; yummy breakfast parfaits; fun with friends; fun crafts and building with blocks and wedgets. Upcoming Dates Boosh Halloween Celebration: Thursday 31 October PM session AGM and Re-enrolment night: Wednesday 13 November Re-enrolment for temporary and casual families: Thursday 14 and Friday 15 November Have a great week! Mel and The Boosh Team 9980 8224 [email protected]
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Band News
Training Band 2020 On Wednesday October 30 2019 at 7:30p.m. there is an information evening for parents of children who would like to join Training Band in 2020. This is being held in the library. We will provide information about what to expect and what is involved (such as financial and time commitments, instrument hire etc). From Year 3 onwards, students have the opportunity to join the Beecroft Public School Training Band. Generally, Training Band is made up of Year 3 students but it is open to students in years 4 - 6 as well. No previous experience is required to join the Training Band and it is amazing how far the children progress by the end of the year. In order to be considered to join the training band, you need to complete the online Training Band application form by Friday 8 November 2019, whether or not you attend the information evening. To access the registration form visit http://bit.ly/BPSTraining2020 In the online application form, you can select a first and second choice of instrument (although there is no guarantee every child will get their preferences). The instruments on offer are: flute; oboe; clarinet; saxophone (tenor and alto); trombone; euphonium; french horn; trumpet; bass guitar; tuba and percussion. The instrument try out is on Monday 11 November 2019 and will be held in the library. Students will meet the Band Conductors at 3:30p.m. to check the suitability of instruments for children (parents are not required to attend). Children will need to be collected by 4:30p.m. or if they attend BOOSH, parents are required to notify BOOSH of their late arrival. Training Band Recruitment Co-ordinator, Engaish Sapra, [email protected] or 0424 781 852 2020 Program Changes
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The committee has been planning ahead for the 2020 program and we are pleased to announce that next year’s team of conductors and rehearsal times/days have been confirmed:
• Music Director: Tim Ferrier • Advanced Strings: Katrina Papallo. Rehearsal Thursday 7:45-9:10a.m. • Intermediate Strings: Katrina Papallo. Rehearsal Monday 8:00-9:10a.m. • Training Strings: Lorraine Chai. Rehearsal Thursday 8:00-9:10a.m. • SCB1: Tim Ferrier. Change of rehearsal to Wednesday 7:45a.m.-9:10a.m. and alternate Fridays 3:30-5:00p.m. • SCB2: David Sismey. Rehearsal Friday 7:45-9:10a.m. and alternate Tuesdays 3:30-5:00p.m. • Intermediate Band: David Sismey. Change of rehearsal to Tuesday 7:45-9:10a.m. and alternate Thursdays 3:30-5:00p.m. • Training Band: Tim Ferrier. Rehearsal Thursday 7:45-9:10a.m. and alternate Mondays 3:30-5:00p.m. • Stage Band: Tim Ferrier. Rehearsal Monday 8:00-9:10a.m.
It would be appreciated if you would note the times/days for your children’s rehearsals and arrange any other activities around these times. Please remember, attendance at rehearsals is a compulsory part of the program. Band and Strings Awards Don’t forget, completed forms for band and strings awards must be returned to the band box by the end of THIS WEEK (Week 3). Band calendar
Date Event Time Wednesday 30 October Training Band 2020 Information night 7:30p.m. in the library Monday 11 November Training Band 2020 instrument try out 3:30 – 5:00p.m. (library) Friday 29 November End of year concert 5:00p.m. arrival for a 5:30p.m. start
(School Hall) If you have any questions, please contact your band coordinator. For general inquiries, please contact the secretary. Megan Hobbs [email protected] Secretary
String Ensemble News
Band & Strings Committee Annual General Meeting (AGM) Date: Thursday 7 November Time: 7:30p.m. Location: Staff room If you have children who are participating in the Band or Strings program, or if they are interested in joining this wonderful music program in 2020, please attend this meeting to hear all about it. Training Strings 2020 are now open for EOI (Expression of Interest) Is your child starting Year 1 or above in 2020? Is he/she interested in playing a string instrument such as violin, viola, cello or double bass? Do you know that children generally enjoy music playing better in a group ensemble environment? Training Strings is perfectly designed for students in Stage 1&2 to develop their interest in music learning.
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Requirements: Minimum music reading skills; some use of fingers on the fingerboard; a minimum of 3-6months’ private tuition in a string instrument. No audition required. To express interest, please complete the EOI form online. For more details about applying to Training Strings, Intermediate Strings or Advanced Strings, please refer to the BPS Band and Strings Program Handbook 2019. To make an enquiry or book an audition, please contact the Strings Coordinator on [email protected]. Weekly Rehearsal Parent Roster – Term 4 A volunteer parent is needed to support the smooth running of each rehearsal. Please remember to sign up to the weekly parent roster if you have not done so already. Please note that each member’s parent(s) is expected to roster on for at least one shift per term. Advanced Strings: https://signup.com/login/entry/447016456513544039 Intermediate Strings: https://signup.com/go/xkHLqBL Training Strings: https://signup.com/go/xKCbOBA Term 4 Events
Ensemble Event Location Date Time Advanced Strings Epping Festival Chatswood Concourse 13 November
(Wednesday) Evening
Advanced Strings OC Orientation BPS School hall 14 November (Thursday) 9:30a.m.
Intermediate Strings Beecroft Nursing Home visit Beecroft Nursing Home 28 November (Thursday) Morning
Training/Intermediate /Advanced Strings End of the year concert BPS School hall 29 November (Friday) 5:30p.m.
Advanced Strings Rotary Christmas Carols Beecroft Village Green 9 December (Monday) Evening Fei Gao Strings Co-ordinator [email protected]
2P End of Year BBQ All families of 2P students are invited to a BBQ on the Village Green to celebrate the end of another year. Details are as follows: Date: Sunday 24 November Time: From 4:00p.m. Location: Village Green (near the playground and BBQs) What to bring: Your families, a plate of food to share with everyone (no nuts please) and meat/dinner things if you plan on staying for the BBQ.
Kate 2P Class Parent
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Community News Beecroft Public School, as a service to parents, will advertise community events that may be of interest. Beecroft Public School does not necessarily endorse or sponsor the events and accepts no responsibility for the management or organization of these events.
Hornsby Chil d and Yo uth Mental Healt h Service (CYMHS) Parenti ng Anxio us Children
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