Term 2 Week ? 6 May 2013

Due to enrolled children's life threatening Anaphylactic allergic reaction to all nuts and peanut products, we would like to encourage families not to send these products to school with their children. These include peanut butter, nutella, sesame seeds, loose nuts, muesli, nut or chocolate bars or any products containing any type of nuts.

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Edgeworth Public School Newsletter

Minmi Road, Edgeworth NSW 2285

Phone: 4958 1831 Fax: 4950 8174

Webpage: http://www.edgeworth-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

Email: edgeworth-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Term 2 week 6 Principal’s Report National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week This week marks National Reconciliation Week; it is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and to contribute to building a reconciled Australia. National Reconciliation Week started in 1993 and was supported by Australia’s major religious groups. Under the guidance of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation, it evolved into the week-long celebra-tion that it is today. Every year, it is held between two significant milestones in Australia’s history, May 27 and June 3. May 27 is the anniversary of the 1967 referendum in which more than 90 per cent of Australians voted ‘Yes’ to count Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the census and give the Australian Government the power to make laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The day before National Reconciliation Week, 26 May, is National Sorry Day, which was first held in Sydney in 1998 and is now commemorated nationally to remember and honour the Stolen Generations. June 3 marks the historic 1992 Mabo deci-sion in which the High Court of Australia recognised native title. Mr Ray Kelly is our Aboriginal Education Worker and in partnership with our teachers will be supporting student understanding this week through discussion of these signifi-cant milestones. Congratulations staff and students A number of students have achieved personal excellence in a variety of school supported activities over the last few weeks and were recognised at our School Assembly last week. Congratulations to all students who received an award and to our Leigh Freund, Tony Baird, Michael Hannah and Andrea Hodges who re-ceived community awards and Kristen McGrath for our staff award. Thank you to the students who performed and conducted the assembly and the staff who supported these students. Congratulations to members of our debating team including Ella Harrison-Virag, Kooper Robson, Tayla Collins & Aja Rippon who competed and won in their first public debate at Cardiff South PS last week. Thank you to Miss Kellert for her time and expertise in preparing our students and giving them this opportunity. Well done to our student leaders who proudly represented our school at the Grip Leadership Conference in Newcastle last week. The students interacted with over 1,000 other student leaders to develop leadership qualities and sup-port them in their roles to support fellow students.

Respect Responsibility Learning

FRIDAY 22 MAY PSSA Rd 3 vs Elermore Vale

(home)

MONDAY 25 MAY School Photographs

WEDNESDAY 27 MAY Star Struck Dance Rehearsal

THURSDAY 28 MAY High School Transition —

Taster Visit

WEDNESDAY 27 MAY Star Struck Dance Rehearsal

MONDAY 1 JUNE Public Speaking Finals

WEDNESDAY 3 JUNE Zone Rugby Union Trials

ICAS Assessment Cupcake Day

THURSDAY 4 JUNE Junior Knights KO

High School Transition — Taster Visit

Canteen Meeting — 2pm

FRIDAY 5 JUNE PSSA Rd 4 vs Cardiff South (away)

Star Struck Choir

Awards

Early Stage 1

Declan Gibson, Keira Cockburn, Amarli Ritchie, Nate Brzozowski, Skyla Roxby,

Grace Dawe, Joshua Field, Bella Neilsen, Charlotte Stephens,

Stage 1

Riley Slee, Jayla Stoimenoff, Djarrah Douglas, Bonnie-Lea Lewis, Camden Bullen, Chelsie McEwan, Alyssa Stee, Jasmine Borrow, Ryan Wilson, Ryan Austin, Madison Martin, Brydie Cox,

Thomas Iliopoulous, Nathaniel Hearn, Thomas Brenner, Riley Laws, Byron

Mulheron, Stephanie Witenden

Stage 2

Sienna Hanley, Mason Walsh, Sophie Whitelaw-Stephens, Madison

Witenden, Kiara Doig, Ayannah Youl-ten, Julia White, Jenay Reedman, Max Blackert, Zac Lewis, Emily McMurtrie,

Myana Polley, Patrick Collins, Sapphire Tabas, Sam Jones

Finally, a huge congratulations to Emily Jones who has been selected in the NSW Swimming Team to compete in the Pacific School Games in Adelaide later this year. This is an outstanding personal achievement and one of which our school community are incredibly proud. Reporting To Parents Assessment of learning, at learning and for learning is an integral part of the teaching-learning cycle in all classes on a weekly basis. Teachers use this infor-mation to guide their programs and to accommodate individual student needs. Towards the end of each semester teachers evaluate student achievement in each Key Learning Area. This assessment is aligned to stage outcomes for the learning addressed up until the final reporting period and levelled A-E for Years 1-6 according to achievement. In this process, students achieving at stage out-comes are awarded a ‘sound’ achievement. All teachers are currently conducting their final assessments with students, mak-ing judgements in consultation with other teachers on their stage and using this information for the preparation of written reports. This is a highly complex and time consuming process and I commend all staff for their effort to ensure all stu-dents receive a comprehensive learning profile. Reports will be distributed to parents in the last week of this term. Jennifer Parke Principal Deputy Principal’s Report

Focus on Reading In the last newsletter information was present-ed regarding the implementation of Focus on Reading at Edgeworth Public School. Staff at Edgeworth continually refine their teaching to ensure best practice throughout all classes K-6. This week further information is presented about the Super Six comprehension strategies.

Making Connections Students make personal connections with a text. There are three ways that readers make connections with texts:

Something in their own life (text to self) Another text (text to text) Something occurring in the world (text to

world) Making Connections is important because it helps students see how things they read are related. Predicting Students use information from graphics, texts, and personal experiences to anticipate what will happen next.

Students use predicting to adjust their thoughts to help them develop a greater understanding of texts.

Stage 3

Liam Mistelbauer, Larry Quinn, Bailey Rae, Tyler Neilsen, Abbey Bram-

ley,;Preston Douglas, Damon Giugli-arelli, Jackson Leenderts, Lauchlyn Spicer/Douglas, Mika Kaminski, Tru

Parker, Denequah Douglas, Darcy Liv-ingston, Kane Lewis, Lorinda McEwan, Mia Cumpson, Kayla Borrow, Lakeisha Bailey, Carey Carlisle, Alex Cox, Eryn

Griffiths, Tayla Gradwell

News from the Canteen ...

Roster: Please note if your child orders noodle cups, ice-blocks, milkshakes and bliz-

zards, they MUST bring their lunch order bag up to the can-

teen to collect them. These items are not put in the lunch

tubbies.

Late Arrival & Early Pick Up of Students

Parents/carers are advised that children who arrive late to school need to come to the office to get a “Late Arrival” note, regardless of whether they are accompanied by an adult.

If you are picking up your child early from school, parents/carers or a designated person MUST come to the office to get an “Early Leaver” note before collecting their child. Teachers will not allow your child to accompany you unless you provide them with the Early Leaver note.

Questioning Learners pose and answer questions that clarify meaning and promote deeper understanding of the text. Questions can be generated by the learner, a peer or the teacher. Questioning helps students clarify their understanding of texts. Monitoring Learners stop and think about the text and know what to do when meaning is disrupted. Students who monitor well:

Ask, does this make sense? Realise there may be words they don’t understand. Reread when they don’t have comprehension.

Visualising Learners create a mental image from a text. They are able to use the text to cre-ate a picture in their mind.

Visualising brings the text to life, engages the imagination and uses all of the senses.

Visualising is important because it puts an image in a readers mind. Summarising Learners identify and accumulate the most important ideas and restate them in their own words. Summarising is one of the most difficult strategies for students to master. Positive Behaviour for Learning This Friday is our first rewards day for Term 2. Students may choose to use their Ronowldo tokens or wait until the next rewards day which is scheduled for Week 10. Should students be claiming a reward then they will be receiving a note home to their parents acknowledging their achievement. The rewards menu for students who have been demonstrating respect, responsibility and learning is below.

Crazy Hair — 10 Face Painting — 20 Pyjama Day — 30 Ipad/Computer Time — 50 Sausage Sandwich — 60 Just Dance Morning Disco — 70 Scooter/Bike Afternoon — 100

Quality Work This week Caleb, Tyreese, Callum and Cooper from 5M were presented with Spotlight Awards for showing a commitment to respectful learning in their class-room. Well done boys! Also Jasper from 4/5N wrote a detailed descriptive passage titled The House Next Door.

Peter Graham Deputy Principal

Aboriginal Updates It has been an exciting couple of weeks for the Aborigi-nal students of Edgeworth Public School. I have been busily making my way around to each classroom intro-ducing myself and doing my best to learn the names of our students and staff.

At this stage the majority of the Aboriginal students have participated in an art and story time session in the Residence. We are currently developing our yearly work plan and we are extremely eager to hear from the families of our students to discuss what you would like to see for your child/children. We will soon be sending a formal letter of invitation for families and friends to meet with myself and staff over a light afternoon tea to discuss the best way for us to move forward. Ray Kelly Aboriginal Education Worker (AEW) Library News Announcing the BIG 20c BOOK SALE being held in the Library COLA before school every day till stocks run out. There are lots of stories, picture books and books about animals, science, jokes and much more.

Congratulations to these seven students who have completed their Premier’s Reading Challenge: Harper Selmes, Will Bailey, Harrison Bailey, Abbey Bramley, Sienna Tabas, Sapphire Tabas and Max Balckert. I’m looking forward to being inundated with lots more reading logs in the coming weeks.

Mrs Mitchell Librarian

LOST SOMETHING?

There is a lost property box located near the school office.

Please remember to label all items that are brought to school so that they can be returned to your child if they go missing.

STARSTRUCK COSTUME

FUNDRAISER

As part of our plan to support families with the cost of Star-

struck costumes for dance and choir, we are running a fantastic

Cadbury Fundraiser.

If you would like to support our fundraiser by selling a box (and

not a part of our Starstruck team) please see Miss Welsh for details.

Money is due now!

Thank you.

Miss Welsh & Miss Martin Star Struck Coordinators

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School Drumming Program 2015 Vacancies

The drumming group is taken by Col Hatchman who is an established drum teacher with over 28 years experience and has tailored a program specifically for primary aged students. The program is aimed at developing concentration and focus, motor skills and self-esteem, stimulating the nervous and cardiovascular system, increasing confidence, improving coordination and providing a positive, therapeutic outlet for students to assist them in displaying more positive behav-iours. The program incorporates both drum technique and drum performance including basic strokes, rhythms and tricks. Our school would like to offer newly opened positions to this program for the rest of 2015. This would include a 1 hour lesson per week during each term. There are only 2-3 places available and drum class numbers will be based on a ‘first in’ preference. Each group will be supervised by a teacher and held Wednesday lunchtime each week. Parents must understand and be willing to commit to the full program and payment for lessons even when your child is ab-sent. If you are interested in your child participating in this program for the remainder of 2015 and are willing to commit to the full program, please contact the drum-ming coordinator Mr Jacob Szczudlo or the office to indicate your child’s interest. Jacob Szczudlo Drumming Coordinator ICAS – Science The ICAS Science assessment will take place on Wednesday 3rd June for those students who have entered in Years 2-6. P&C News Save these dates:

4 June — Canteen Meeting; 2pm all welcome 15 June— P&C Meeting; 6.30pm all welcome 24 June — Pizza Day 21 July — Sports Carnival Canteen; helpers required for BBQ & Canteen Term 2 / Term 3 — Thompson’s Pie Drive

CONGRATULATIONS to Mrs Baird, Mr Gray, and Miss Welsh on being nominated for the NEWFM’s ‘Apple for a Teacher’ competition. Unfortunately they didn't make it to the Top 5 however, thank you to all the families and community mem-bers who had voted for our wonderful teachers. Thank you Jo Egge

For only

$60

you’ll receive over

$20,000 worth of valuable

offers

* Available from the EPS Office

PERM I SSI O N NO TES & PAYM ENT S DUE

Early Stage 1

Preschool Fees

Stage 1

RAW Art Star Struck Choir Fee

Star Struck Costume Fee

Stage 2

RAW Art Star Struck Costume Fee Junior Knights Knockout

Stage 3

RAW Art Star Struck Costume Fee Great Aussie Bush Camp

Henny Penny hatchery It has all been happening in the Kin-dergarten rooms. Last week some very special fluffy friends arrived in the rooms. Students have had the opportunity to watch chicks hatch from their eggs in the incubator and watch them get bigger in the pen.

This experiment has given the students an opportunity to discover firsthand the lifecycle of a chicken and they have learnt how to care for the chicks. All students have enjoyed having the chick’s and the chicks have loved all of the cuddles.

Even our Kindy teachers love spending time with the chicks. The chicks will stay at school until Friday and then some of the students will be able to adopt them. Oakvale Farm Excursion Last week Kindergarten students had an amazing day at Oak-vale Farm. They were able to have a tractor ride, pat the koala, feed the lambs, milk the cow and if they were brave like Mrs Pusz and Miss Goldberg, hold a snake. The students learnt so

many new and interesting facts about farm life and animals.

Stage 1 have been busy working hard on their assessments ready for their reports at the end of term. Stage 1 Teachers are very pleased with the progress that many students are making in reading. Congratulations to the singing choir who performed to ‘Frozen’ beautifully at the whole school assembly last Friday. The audience loved the item. Congratulations also to our Stage 1 circus speakers - Harrison, Kyah, Lauren, Kaylee, Lacey, Noah, Azar and Rosemary who entertained the audience with their public speaking abil-ity. Next Friday students can exchange their Ronowldo cards for rewards. Many stu-dents are very excited about having their face painted but a lot of students are saving their rewards for Week 10 so they can bring their scooter to school for the afternoon session.

Stage News

Early Stage 1

Student Safety Around Staff Car-park & Roads The 3:10 pm pick-up time is a “heavy traffic” period of the day when we need to take extra care for the safety of students leaving the school grounds. The school carpark is an OUT OF BOUNDS area for students and parents between the hours of 8.00am and 3.30pm. The carpark is used for

STAFF PARKING ONLY. The new disabled parking area is for the safe drop-off and pick-up of students and parents with special needs only. Please keep in mind these very important safety procedures: Use the pathways and

gates when entering and leaving - don’t walk your children through the car-park or use the driveways as an entry or exit.

Use the pedestrian crossing - don’t walk your children across the street, and nev-er call them from across the street.

Park on the street - do not enter the carpark unless you or your child have spe-cial needs.

COMMONWEALTH BANK STUDENT BANKING

DAY IS

TUESDAY

Stage 1

CA NTE E N RO S T E R

Beginning Monday 1 June 2015

Monday 1 June L. mistelbauer, K. Hodgins

Tuesday 2 June G. Hillier, T. Turpin

Wednesday 3 June C. O’Meley, T. Mackey

Thursday 4 June K. Bramley, A. Nichols

Friday 5 June Andrea Hodges, A. Hannah,

K. McIntyre

Beginning Monday 8 June 2015

Monday 8 June G. Blakely, L. Robinson

Tuesday 9 June L. Cox, B. Leverton, B. Kite

Wednesday 10 June M. Whyte, K. Martin

Thursday 11 June Leigh Freund, J. Egge

Friday 12 June L. McVey, A. Dalibozek,

K. Loveday

3/4B IN THE SPOTLIGHT What a busy first 4 months at school 3/4B have had. I have been incredibly impressed with their hard work and the positive attitude shown by all of them every day. They are talented artists, creative thinks and clever mathemati-cians. They also enjoy a good story and laugh which keeps us all entertained. This term we enjoyed our excursion to the Lake Macquarie Council and Art

Gallery. The walk from Speers Point to the gallery was a good 3km, but we got to enjoy the beautiful views of the lake and developed an appreciation of many of the things that our community has to offer. The children have also been enjoying gymnastics and are proud of the new skills they are acquiring.

I would also like to thank the parents and children of 3/4B for their nomina-tion in NEWFM’s Apple for Newcastle’s favourite teacher competition. It was flattering to be nominated and I know that many people spent countless hours voting, we were close but got nudged out at the finish line!

Stage 2

News from the Canteen ……….

Roster: Please note if your child orders noodle cups, ice-blocks, milkshakes and bliz-

zards, they MUST bring their lunch order bag up to the can-

teen to collect them. These items are not put in the lunch

tubbies.

Road Safety Message

Talk with your children about Stop, Look, Listen and Think

every time they cross the road.

STOP! One step back from the curb.

LOOK! For traffic to your right, left and right again. LISTEN! For the sounds of

approaching traffic. THINK! Whether it is safe to

cross. Young children can learn the-

se safe pedestrian habits

from you and continue them

later on when they are old

enough to travel alone.

***NEW***

UNIFORM

SHOP

HOURS

TUESDAY

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

THURSDAY

8:30 am - 9:30 am

EFTPOS AVAILABLE

Stage 2 Excursion Weather conditions were perfect for our special field trip to Lake Macquarie City Council, Library and Art Gallery on the 7 May. All students conducted themselves safely with their best manners at all times. Thank you to the parents who came along on our 'observation walk' and joined us for lunch. A great day had by all! NAPLAN Congratulations to our Year 3 students who successfully completed their first Na-tional Assessment Program. Like all assessments, some parts are easy but there are also challenges. It must be remembered that any assessment task is a 'snapshot-in-time'. IPads/Tablets Please note that unless specific arrangements have been made with a class teach-er, no students should bring these devices to school.

Debating On Thursday 21 June, the Edgeworth Owls debating team participated in their first de-bate in the Premier’s Debating Challenge against Cardiff South Public School. The Edge-worth Owls team consisted of Ella Harrison-Virag, Kooper Robson, Tayla Collins and Aja Rippon. The Edgeworth Owls were successful in win-ning the debate as the affirmative team argu-ing ‘That homework should be banned for primary school students’. Well done Edge-worth Owls! Miss Kellert Cupcake Day 6G will be hosting Cupcake Day next Wednesday, 3 June. The students are look-ing forward to selling the best cupcakes ever! They will be on sale for 50c and $1. High School Taster Sessions Year 6 students enjoyed the first of five High School Taster Sessions last Thursday. Students from 6G, 6H and 6K enjoyed lessons from Glendale HS teachers in art, drama and science. The sessions will continue on Thursday afternoons in Week 6, 7, 9 and 10. School Photos Well done to all Stage 3 students who looked amazing for their school photos yesterday. A reminder group photos for sporting teams, leadership groups and per-forming arts groups will be held on Thursday June 25 (Week 10).

Stage 3

Stage 2 Cont.

SPORT Athletics Carnival Change of Date Please be advised that the date of the Athletics Carnival has changed. Due to un-foreseen circumstances, the original date now clashes with the final Star Struck re-hearsal, which involves 64 Edgeworth PS students. So these students still have the chance to participate, we have made the decision to change the date. As such, the 2015 Edgeworth PS Athletics Carnival will now be held on Tuesday 21 July at Edge-worth Little Athletics Centre. We thank parents and students for their understand-ing. All Schools Swimming Success Congratulations to Edgeworth PS School Captain Emily Jones, who competed at the NSW All School Swimming Carnival last Monday. Emily competed in the 200m Indi-vidual Medley, 50m Butterfly and 100m Butterfly, and competed against the best 12 year old swimmers from all schools in NSW, including Catholic, Private and High School. She swam unbelievably well, placing 4th in all 3 events. This wonderful effort saw Emily gain selection in the NSW team for the 200m IM and 50m Butterfly for the Pan-Pacific Games to be held in Adelaide in November. Here she will com-pete against swimmers from all over Australia and a number of other countries. Congratulations Emily on such a remarkable achievement. State Knockout Netball On Wednesday 20 May the senior netball team played their second round of the NSW PSSA knockout competition. They met Wallsend South Public School and were successful in winning the game 19-10. This means that the girls move on to the third round. They will be up against either Elermore Vale Public School or Ta-ree West Public School. I would just like to congratulate the girls on their fabulous effort in this completion so far. They have played strong and shown wonderful sportsmanship. Well done to the amazing attacks (Shae Farrell, Tayla Gradwell and Emily Jones), magnificent mid court (Lillie Edwards, Abbey Morgan, Kayla Borrow and Jessica Armstrong) and dazzling defences (Georgia Chapple, Drew Martin and Di-Erin Weatherall). I am definitely one proud coach and the season has only just begun! Looking for-ward to a wonderful season with this great bunch of girls. State Knockout Rugby Union On 18 May, the Edgeworth PS Rugby Union team began its campaign in the State KO Rugby Union competition. Edgeworth drew a tough pool, and met a large and physical Singleton PS in the first round. Edgeworth played a strong and bruising game, coming out 21-5 winners. Edgeworth then had to back up less than 10 minutes later against a fresh East Maitland PS. As expected, Edgeworth struggled to get out of the blocks early, quickly falling behind 14-0. The boys and girls then mustered that well known Edgeworth PS spirit and began to rally back. Unfortu-nately some simple errors hurt the team and they went down 19-12. To the teams credit, they refused to use the short turn around as an excuse, and vowed to come back better and stronger. Edgeworth PS 21 (Tries- Sam 2, Kai; Goals- Sam, Lauchlyn and Beau) def Singleton PS 5 Edgeworth PS 12 (Tries- Beau and Kai; Goal- Sam) defeated by East Maitland PS 19

SRC - Fundraising/Charities Committee Cupcake Day 4M and 6G will be hosting Cup-cake Day next week on Wednes-day 3 June. Cupcakes will be sold for $0.50-$1.00. Please help sup-port this SRC fundraiser and buy a delightful cupcake.

Out of Uniform Day – a‘MAZE’ing The SRC are hosting an out of uniform day on Thursday 28 May to help raise money for Star Struck costumes. All students who come out of uni-form are asked to support the fundraiser by making a gold coin donation. The theme for 2015 Star Struck is a’MAZE’ing so the SRC are asking that all students come in a’MAZE’ing colours to support this fundraiser. We look forward to seeing a MAZE of colours at Edgeworth P.S.

SPORT CONT. Knights Knockout Rugby League Edgeworth PS took part in the Knights KO on Thursday 21 May. As seemed to be the case this year, we were drawn in a tough pool. They began the day against the traditionally strong Jewells PS. In an even game, a try in the last minute gave Jew-ells a 4-0 win. The team played better in their next game against Maryland PS, and dominated the game, however despite this domination, a few errors cost them some tries, and they only led 4-0 with time running out. In a cruel blow, Marlyand scored an equalising try after the fulltime siren, to leave the score at 4-4. Some positional changes before their next match paid dividends, and Edgeworth finally played to their potential, defeating Singleton PS 8-0. Their final match was against a huge Nulkaba PS, and whilst the score was an 8-0 win to Nulkaba, it was a far more even match than the score suggested. Edgeworth PS 0 defeated by Jewells PS 4 Edgeworth PS 4 (Try- Jack B) drew Maryland PS 4 Edgeworth PS 8 (Tries- Jerome and Logan) def Singleton 0 Edgeworth PS 0 defeated by Nulkaba PS 8 State Knockout Soccer The Senior Soccer team will begin its State Knockout campaign when they meet Cardiff South PS tomorrow. Good luck to the boys. Mr Gray and Miss McGrath GRIP Student Leadership Conference On Monday 18 May, the student leaders, Tyler Neilsen, Kooper Robson, Bailey Rae, Ethan Falvey, Aja Rippon, Lakeisha Bailey, Ellie Taylor and Ella Harrison-Virag, attended the GRIP Student Leadership Conference at Newcastle Panthers. The con-ference hosted many schools from throughout the region which gave the students a great opportunity to interact with other student leaders. The conference focused on making the most of leadership opportunities and standing up for what is right, standing up for others and standing up for yourself. The students also learnt about the idea of ‘Pay it Forward’ and being generous to others with their time, treasure and talent. The conference concluded with the student leaders discussing priority areas of the school and beginning to develop a leadership plan. All students represented the school with pride and should be very proud of their achievements. Pizza Day Canteen are looking for volunteers on Wednesday 24 June. If you can help on that day, please let Jen in the Canteen know. Due to an increase from the supplier, we have had to increase pizza’s by 50cents. This is the first increase in six years. Thank you for your under-standing and support. Canteen PSSA — If your child is playing PSSA sports and is ordering their lunch; can you please mark their lunch bag ‘PSSA’ so the lunches will be ready early for them. Jenny Hampton Canteen

SRC - Fundraising/Charities Committee (Cont.) Ring Pull Collection We had our first ring pull col-lection on Friday 22 May. Wow! What an effort from Edgeworth Public School. Congratulations to everyone that has brought in some ring pulls over the past 5 weeks. Congratulations to 1OT for being the class who collected the most ring pulls from Weeks 1-5. Just a reminder that we are continuing to ask all school community members to col-lect ring pulls and send them into school to raise money for charity. The ring pulls will be cashed in to raise money for the Newcastle Ronald McDon-ald House. Please start send-ing in your ring pulls as soon as possible. Each classroom has a bag/container to collect their ring pulls in. On Friday 26 June (Week 10, Term 2), we will be conducting our next ring pull collection from each class. We will weigh the amount of ring pulls each class has collected to determine which class has collected the most. Students in the winning class will each get a reward. Start collecting ring pulls to-day!

PIZZA CAPERS PIZZA DAY

Wednesday 24 june

The P & C have a pizza day planned for Wednesday 24 June. The pizza will come from the Pizza Capers in individual

boxes.

Price: $5.50 each or a meal deal with a drink $6.50. ALL pizzas are to be ordered and paid for by FRIDAY 19 JUNE, at

11 am - due to banking & ordering. NO LATE ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Please take all orders and money

to the canteen (please make cheques out to Edgeworth Public School Canteen and place in white tin labelled

‘PIZZA DAY’. Sorry, NO gluten free pizzas available.

Meal Deal Drinks: Chocolate, Strawberry milk (no plain), Apple, Orange, Orange & Passionfruit Juice, Water.

As all pizzas and drinks are pre-ordered we are unable to give refunds if your child is absent.

Pizza Order

Name:_______________________

____________________________

Class:________________________

NO EFTPOS - CASH OR CHEQUE

ONLY

Pizza Flavour – CIRCLE

Ham and Pineapple

Meat Lovers

Cheese

$5.50 for pizza only

Drink Flavour - CIRCLE

Choc Strawberry

Water OJ/Passionfruit

OJ Apple $6.50 for meal deal

Pizza Order

Name:_______________________

____________________________

Class:________________________

NO EFTPOS - CASH OR CHEQUE

ONLY

Pizza Flavour – CIRCLE

Ham and Pineapple

Meat Lovers

Cheese

$5.50 for pizza only

Drink Flavour - CIRCLE

Choc Strawberry

Water OJ/Passionfruit

OJ Apple

$6.50 for meal deal

Pizza Order

Name:_______________________

____________________________

Class:________________________

NO EFTPOS - CASH OR CHEQUE

ONLY

Pizza Flavour – CIRCLE

Ham and Pineapple

Meat Lovers

Cheese

$5.50 for pizza only

Drink Flavour - CIRCLE

Choc Strawberry

Water OJ/Passionfruit

OJ Apple

$6.50 for meal deal