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Quality Education
Rural Environment
HOUSE POINTS WEEKLY WINNER
Mitchell
Telephone: 03 5827 1373
www.kiallacentralps.vic.edu.au
n the Spotlight on K.C.P.S. Name: Liam
Nickname: I don’t have one
Favourite Animal: Dog
Favourite Colour: Purple
Favourite Food: Spaghetti
Favourite Sport: Cricket
Favourite thing you like to do? I like to play cricket.
What is something you would like to be good at? I would like to be good at catching balls off the
Crazy Catch net.
What do you want to be when you grow up? When I grow up I don’t know want to be.
What do you like the most about Kialla Central? I like the students and staff.
Stars of the Week TERM 4 ~ WEEK 8
Lucas D ~ Grade 2
Dylan ~ Foundation
Crystal ~ Grade 5
Principal’s Award
TERM 4 ~ WEEK 8
Lilliana ~ Grade 1
For her love of learning. Lilli is a friendly and helpful team member.
DATES TO REMEMBER
Wednesday 5th December
MACC (Art) Last one
7.00pm School Council & Parents’
Club meeting
Friday 7th December
Responsible Pet Ownership Program
Whole School Christmas Lunch
Tuesday 11th December
Orientation Day
Thursday 13th December
Grade 6 Graduation
Saturday 15th December
Bunnings BBQ
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Term 4 ~ Calendar of Events 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3rd Dec 4 5. MACC (Art)
(Last one for the year)
7.00pm PC and S/C December Meeting
6 7 9.30am Playgroup
Responsible Pet Ownership Program
Whole School
Christmas Lunch
10 11 State-wide Orientation
Day
12 13 Grade 6 Graduation
14 9.30am Playgroup (Last one)
Reports Go Home
Sat 15th Nov Bunnings BBQ
17 18 KCPS Concert & Presentations
19 20
4.00pm to 5.30pm Mrs Gamble’s Retirement
Afternoon tea
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1.30pm Dismissal Holidays begin ….
2019 Term 1 starts 30th January Grade 1 to Grade 6 students
Foundation students start Thursday 31st January.
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CHILD SAFETY STANDARDS The Victorian Government is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people. As part of the Victorian Government's commitment to implementing the recommendations of the Betrayal of Trust report, which found that more must be done to prevent and respond to child abuse in our community, there is a new regulatory landscape surrounding child safety, underpinned by the new Child Safe Standards. The Child Safe Standards are compulsory minimum standards for all Victorian early childhood services and schools, to ensure they are well prepared to protect children from abuse and neglect. From our recent School Review, there were a couple of areas we need to address. These included: - informing our school community of our Child Safety Practices; - Child Safety Standards being standing agenda items for School Council and Staff meetings; - providing professional learning to School Councilors to ensure they understand their roles and responsibilities in this area; and - develop a Child Safety Standards Risk Management Plan. Actions have been implemented to address these areas. Some examples: - there is a Child Safety Standards section on our website; - newsletter updates; - School Council have endorsed undertaking professional learning in Child Safety Standards and policies will be reviewed and ratified
annually as of 2019; and - more posters on display around the school. To find out more about the Child Safe Standards visit the Protect Website at: https://www.education.vic.gov.au/about/ programs/health/protect/Pages/default.aspx
Last Friday all students received a note about what they are required to wear for this year’s concert. Please do not go to
any big expense in sourcing these items. I wanted to give you enough time to find what your child /ren need to wear. If you have any questions please come and see me or Mrs Opie.
Concert practice is full steam ahead with Mrs Monk very happy with the progress of the students at this point in time. Details of the concert and presentations is attached to this newsletter. This coming Friday 7th December is our traditional Whole School Christmas Lunch. Students and staff go over to the Kialla Hall to enjoy roast lunch and dessert kindly donated and hosted by our hard working Parents’ Club. Students only need to bring their usual morning tea on Friday. If your child is not going to be at school on Friday please let Mrs Irwin or myself know by Wednesday 5th December for catering purposes. This is a very special and unique experience for our school. Thank you to Parents’ Club and the extra helpers on the day.
Tuesday 11th December is a State- wide Orientation Day. Our Grade 6s head off to their Secondary School for
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the day. At Kialla Central Primary School, our new Foundation students and other new students come along to familiarise themselves with our school and meet their buddy. All of our current students will spend the day in their 2019 class with their classroom teacher. As you are aware we are operating F/1 class and a 1/2 class next year. Our Grade 1 students have been split across the 2 grades according to their date of birth and class size. If you have any questions or concerns please come and see me.
Semester 2 Reports will be sent home next Friday 14th December. New students who
have arrived this Semester will receive our Report Folder and everyone else will get their reports in an envelop to then put into their Report Folder. We pride ourselves on keeping parents informed about your child’s progress and/or concerns throughout the year. Parent/Teacher interviews are by request. Our Grade 6 Graduation celebrations are being held on Thursday 13th December. Invitations have been sent home, the theme and menu has been set by the Grade 6s and plans are well underway to ensure a memorable night for our graduates. K.C.P.S.’ graduation is a unique experience for our Grade 6 students. They share tea with the staff in the Library. We have a formal presentation, “Primary School Memories and Future Dreams”, for family and friends and we finish with supper. Parents’ Club kindly organise the catering and a Graduation Bear for each of our Grade 6s.
Our Bunnings BBQ is approaching quickly. Thank you to all of our helpers. Please check the roster as there have been a couple
of changes. If your circumstances have changed and you can no longer help please let me know ASAP.
CHRISTAMS RAFFLE DONATIONS Parents’ Club are looking for donations of prizes for our Christmas Raffle that will be drawn at our Concert. Please no food items. Donations can be left at the office. Raffle tickets will be sent home shortly. $1.00 per ticket.
Thank you to Bob Scott and Peter Blake for mowing our grounds. Thanks also to
Lachy Kerr for the electrical repairs he did over the weekend.
Debbie Humphries ~ Proud Principal of K.C.P.S.
REMINDERS Library Books from the MARC Van (Miss Smith) need to be returned by tomorrow Wednesday 5th December. After this date invoices for missing books will be issued to families.
Graduation RSVPs ~ Friday 7th Dec
Basket of Joy donations finish ~ Friday 7th Dec
All booklists are due Tuesday 11th Dec
Last Student Banking ~ Wednesday 12th Dec
RSVPs for Mrs Gamble’s Retirement Afternoon Tea ~ Friday 14th Dec
Bunnings BBQ Roster Saturday 15th December 2018
Setting up ~ 8.00am to 10.00am
Debbie Humphries
Coralie Gamble
Ian Gamble ~ Cook
Dale McCully ~ Cook
Vic Apostol
Busy time 1 ~ 10.00am to 12.00pm
Debbie Humphries ~ Cook
Lisa Irwin
Damien Spiteri ~ Cook
Kim Cowen
Lisa Daldy
Busy time 2 ~ 12.00pm to 2.00pm
Debbie Humphries
Damian Hunt ~ Cook
Peter Blake ~ Cook
Robyn McCully
Anita Clark
Clean up ~ 2.00pm to 4.30pm
Debbie Humphries
De Moulsdale
Bob Scott ~ Cook
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Kialla Central Primary School’s 2018 School Concert & Presentations
WHERE: Kialla Central Primary School
(on the Basket ball Court)
WHEN: Tuesday 18th December 2018
TIMES: 6.00pm - School Council Sausage Sizzle
7.00pm - Concert and Presentations
WHO: Students, their families and the K.C.P.S.
Community are invited to attend
BRING: Chairs, plates, cutlery, cups, your own salad,
drinks & a plate of supper to share
Our School Council is hosting a sausage sizzle for our school community. We will supply sausages, bread and sauce for this event.
Soft drinks and water will be available to purchase for $2.00.
Our Christmas raffle will be drawn on the night!
Raffle tickets will be available to buy at the concert.
We hope you can join us in our end of year celebrations!
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COMMUNITY
BILLBOARD
Ryan Peace and Alanna Chapman
87 Delany Ave
Bright Victoria 3741
Phone: 03 5755 1911
Fax: 03 5750 1105
The Community Fund, Family Care &
Greater City of Shepparton Council
“Baskets of Joy”
The Baskets of Joy initiative is to help families in need.
We are seeking donations of non-perishable food items such as: Christmas Cake, pasta, rice, cereals, biscuits, custard, tea bags, canned fruit and so on. As well as essential household items like toothpaste,
soap, detergent etc.
“Baskets of Joy” will be collected and delivered to Family Care to distribute to families of need just prior to Christmas.
All items need to be at Kialla Central P.S. by Friday 7th December 2018
All donations appreciated!
Let’s help those who are less fortunate!
Proudly supported by Kialla Central Primary School
Shepparton South Soccer Club Inc
PO Box 1513, Shepparton VIC 3632
Phone 0411 833 392
Shepparton Sports City, 85 Packham St, Shepparton
Email: [email protected]
A.B.N. 73 519 461 037
23 November 2018
Shepparton South Soccer Club is now recruiting for the upcoming 2019 SJSA and BASL season.
Trials will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays over two weeks, on the following dates:
4 December / 6 December / 11 December / 13 December 2018
Juniors - Under 8’s, Under 10’s, Under 12’s and Under 15’s will trial from 5.00pm – 6.30pm
Seniors - Under 18, Div 1 Open Women, Div 1 Men and Div 2 Men will trial from 6.30pm – 8.00pm
Age eligibility is as follows:
Under 8’s – born in 2011 and 2012
Under 10’s – born in 2009 and 2010
Under 12’s – born in 2007 and 2008
Under 15’s – born in 2004, 2005 and 2006
Under 18’s – aged between 16-18 years of age
Div 1 Open Women – Aged 12 years and Over
Div 1 Men & Div 2 Men
Trials will be held on multi-purpose pitches 3, 4 and 5 of Shepparton Sports City (formerly McEwen
Reserve).
A complimentary BBQ will be held following trials on the final night 13 December 2018.
Shepparton South Soccer Club is a welcoming, positive family friendly environment. The clubs ongoing
success can only be achieved with the assistance of club members and volunteers. All players and/or
parents will be required to support the club throughout the year. This will include activities such as
canteen and BBQ duties during both senior and junior games, attendance at club events, and
presentation night.
2019 Club Registration fees will be $220 for juniors and $320 for seniors. Additional charges will be
incurred for the purchase of Club Merchandise.
Any enquiries please don’t hesitate to email the club on [email protected] or contact the
President (Gino Cirillo) on 0411833392 or Secretary (Patricia Garraway) on 0401235193.
Our Parents’ Club needs your help …
Our Friday 7th December Parents’ Club are hosting our traditional Whole School Christmas
lunch. Details for helpers are as follows:
WHEN: Friday 7th December
WHERE: Across the road in the Kialla District Hall
TIMES FOR HELPERS: 11.00am to 2.00pm
Lunch will be served at 1.15pm
Please let the office know if you can help. Thanks!
Shepparton Swans Junior Football Club
Pre-Christmas Training & Information nights Season 2019
ALL CURRENT & NEW PLAYERS WELCOME
Please email [email protected] for any inquiries
When : Wednesday 5th December & Monday 10th December at
Swans Football & Netball Club
Time : 4.30pm for a 4.45pm start
Who: U/14 & U/16
Each evening will start with a light I fun training session followed by a
free hot dog and drink for all players then a quick info session in the
rooms for players and parents with the 2019 coaches.
2019 GUITAR & KEYBOARD LESSONS Cliff Doornkamp will continue conducting both guitar and keyboard lessons at Kialla Central
Primary School in 2019. Lessons are held each Wednesday with individual lessons lasting
20 minutes. The cost of lessons is $18.00 per lesson (payable at time of lesson).
For more information please contact Cliff Doornkamp on 0474 769 963.
Please return the form below as an expression on interest for 2019.
__________________________________________________
2019 GUITAR & KEYBOARD LESSONS
Name: ____________________________ Grade: ____________
Parent / Carer Name: ______________________
Contact phone number: __________________________
Please tick: [ ] Guitar [ ] Keyboard