Term 2 Week 7 3 r d June 2021

Caddies Creek Public School Chronicle

Dear Parents,

It was sad to hear that our P&C Trivia night has been postponed. It is such a fun night as

tables do their best to answer all questions with lots of laughter in between. You don’t

need to have a great trivia mind, just a desire to enjoy yourself. There are always great

prizes to be won and of course, the school always greatly benefits from the fund raising

generated from the night. We hope that the new date will see a wonderful response to the

Trivia night.

Some areas of the school are receiving new vinyl tiles and/or carpet. This may mean some

classes will have to relocate for a short space of time while the work takes place. We

always try to get these sorts of jobs completed in holiday periods but this is not always

possible with the large number of schools all trying to make holiday bookings.

There could be a time when your child has a small accident at school requiring a change

of clothes. When that happens office staff will change your child into dry clothes and

send the wet items home. It is important that these clothes, including underwear, be

returned as soon as possible as they are in constant demand.

We were very fortunate to have Chelsea H model our new shirt and skort. The shirt is a

short sleeve, diamond front overshirt and the skort is the same fabric as the girls winter

tunic. This uniform will be sold as a set initially with the ability to purchase extra shirts

as needed. At present we will be rolling out the new uniform to senior students in years

5 and 6 only as an alternative to the girls tunic. I think you will agree Chelsea looks great

in this addition to our school uniform.

Narelle Sarkozi – Relieving Principal

News from the Principal

Upcoming Events

9/6 – Synergy Matinee

9/6 – Regional Cross

Country

School Details

Currawong Street,

Glenwood 2768

Ph: 8814 5916

Fax: 8814 5918

School Hours 9 – 3

Jigsaw OOSH

Ph: 9762 5757

Website

www.caddiescrk-

p.schools.nsw.gov.au

School Email

caddiescrk-p.school@

det.nsw.edu.au

School App

Skoolbag

P&C News

RESCHEDULING OF THE P&C TRIVIA NIGHT

Everyone knows the purpose of a FUNDRAISER is to raise FUNDS and to have FUN.

Unfortunately, although we have had some great donations from local business and some

interest with people booking tables we didn’t have enough people confirmed for this weekend

to do both of those things well.

So, the P&C have rescheduled the Trivia Night to Saturday 14 August 2021, which will give

us time to organise some more wonderful donations and confirm some more tables.

Thanks to those who had made bookings for moving to the new date and if you would like to

come along, support our wonderful school and have a great night please email

ccps_pandcfundraising@yahoo.com and reserve your table. Seats are $20 each.

Thanks for everyone’s understanding and support.

School Banking – We were incredibly pleased to see more of our regular bankers faces at the

banking table yesterday and it’s wonderful to see those new students who have just signed up to

get started too. We look forward to seeing even more people next Wednesday between 830am-

9am outside the library.

Reusable Lunch Bags

To further the environmentally friendly initiatives at Caddies the P&C are now offering for sale

Reusable Lunch Bags. If your child orders from the canteen you may be interested in

purchasing one of the two styles of reusable lunch bags detailed on page 4.

The P&C will have these for sale on at the school Banking table on Wednesday mornings 8.30-

9am. We will accept cash or credit/debit cards on the day (a card surcharge will be applied) or

by emailing your order through to ccps_pandcfundraising@yahoo.com.

The Lunch Wallet is $10.50 or The Insulated Allrounder $12.50

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Assembly Times

Yr 3-4 11.50am K-2 12.30pm Yr 5-6 2.10pm

This Week’s Quote

“Enjoy the little things for one day you may look back and realise they were the big things.”

Caddies Creek Public School Chronicle

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Merit Awards – Each week two children in each class receive a Merit Award to acknowledge the excellent work they

are doing in the classroom (28th May):

KD Kiaan S, Georgia S KF Lisette M, Virajveer S KH Aryan S, Anahat K

KJ Maxwell B, Shahreen C KN Arham J, Sachi B 1A Ayaanshi M, Shania P

1B Tvisha D, William P 1F Aagaaz A, Magnus G 1M Jasleen B, Arta A

1R Sarah B, Gursimran K 1S Amelie R, Kavya N 2B Param S, Isabella W

2F Alina A, Raunaq S 2L Luke S, Isabelle F 2M Arnavbir T, Vlora A

2O Natasha B, Advik Y 2W Matthew R, Ekamnoor R 3C Zoya M, Stephanie W

3H Inaayat K, Ramaan S 3F 3P Arjun S, Dan H

3M Viaan K, Halo P 4D Ansh M, Reet V 3D Lisa P, Jasjaap S

4M 4R Gabi N, Keshav V 4C Smarith D, Jordan G

5C Sparsh D, Ava P 5D Rajveer B, Prabhleen B 4V Eva G, Saanvi S

5R Sarghi S, Bailey B 5S Toby S, Ryan B 5G Elana P, Joel G

6C Saloni J, Bhavik T 6J Meagan M, Pujan S 5W Vidhi B, Aarav K

6N Nuhaar K, Udhaypal R 6R Arian A, Ahmad A 6M Saachi S, Arbaaz rR

K/6S K/5G 1/6B

Excellence Awards – Congratulations to the following students who received their Excellence Award (28th May):

Vaani K

Kenny H

Jack R

Sophia I

Vaaris R

Isabella R

Layla P

Ben K

Tanishka K

Varish N

Twisha G

Amreen M

Olivia H

Anna E

Zayd A

Calli D

Isaac A

Aanya N

Sparsh D

Suri N

Georgia D

Advik

Tvisha D

Nimrat K

Manvik B

Amelia A

Divraj S

Inaya K

Oliver S

Kavya S

Ekisha D

Ayan S

Prahallika P

Cooper D

Ananya N

Lavenaa H

Raghav S

Luka K

Aarush K

Amber J

Ava E

Zayden O

Roselyn K

Sophie G

Alexander A

Harsheen A

Armeet C

Jaireet R

Jake M

Venaura P

Kara W

Xander I

Natallia S

Evan H

Aadit K

Anouk S

Laura D

Nirvaan C

Xavier F

Edward M

Anaahat K

Tristan N

Manjap K

Bindi P

Ashvika N

Dan H

Mason D

Jerome A

Monty T

Shamsheer S

Bella I

Sebastian A

Lia W-B

Sareena S

Jordan B

Jacob A

Joseph M

Jordan G

Harjap K

Mollie R

Principal’s Distinctions – Congratulations to the following students who received their Principal’s Distinction

(28th May):

Hibah A

Agamdeep B

Varnika S

Ethan Z

Varish N

Zoya M

Joshua V

Mason D

Mikayla D

Joshua V

Dan H

Saavan B

Daniel H

Kara W

Sharleez L

Ekasnoor K

Lowel F

Chahathpreet G

Vaani J

Alea V

Vaani K

Roselyn K

Sadie J

Kenny H

James M

Zayden O

Jujhar K

Pehar M

Shantanu K

Devyani V

Suri N

Smaran P

Jasleen B

Xavier D

Xander I

Nesar A

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HIGH POTENTIAL AND GIFTED ENRICHMENT PROGRAM 2022 Students who elect to apply for the enrichment class will engage

in a one-day selection process. This will include a literacy and a

numeracy test. Students will also engage in group-based problem-

solving activities and a presentation.

During the activities, students will be observed on their ability to

lead, work collaboratively, manage and engage in creative

problem-solving tasks. This, along with information provided by

the primary school, will determine enrichment class placement.

WHAT IS THE HIGH POTENTIAL AND

GIFTED ENRICHMENT PROGRAM?

This program at Glenwood High School strives to provide a supportive learning environment that

challenges students to excel in their abilities and talents.

Extra-curricular activities Our aim Identification of enrichment

students

Debating and public speaking workshops and tournaments

Leadership and public speaking through SRC and Student Advocate teams

Glenwood High School musicals, choir, and band

Academic competitions including Mathematics, Science, Computing Studies, Business Studies, Economics and History Mastermind

Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) share market game

Enrichment clubs including Dance, Art, Drama, Fitness and sport training, tabletop gaming and Minecraft, Chess and Duke of Ed

Wellbeing opportunities with Body and Soul, Chill and Chat,

JAM and Sisterhood

At Glenwood High School, we aim to: Develop, design, and teach

differentiated learning programs and provide experiences that meet the advanced learning needs of high potential and gifted students.

Provide quality learning opportunities for students’ talent and ability development which may include extension, extra- curricular and further enrichment programs.

Engage with quality research and ongoing professional learning to build teacher capacity and skills

As per the Department of Education’s High Potential and Gifted Education

Policy, Glenwood High School will utilise multiple measures to build an

informed picture through a broad identification process, such as

diagnostic, screening, and adaptive assessment that are designed to

measure innate ability and potential.

Glenwood High School will analyse reliable and valid sources of

information and evidence, including observation and informed teacher professional judgement, creating a

detailed and more thorough picture of a students’ learning ability, potential

and talent.

IMPORTANT DATES

TEST DATE: Monday, 13th September 2021 at 9am, Glenwood High School.

COST:

A non-refundable fee of $50 is required to cover the cost of administering and marking the assessments and tests.

REGISTRATION: Registration is done online via: https://www.trybooking.com/BPWZS

Registration closes on Friday, 3rd September 2021.