REMINDER CANTEEN

CLOSED ON MONDAYS OPEN TUESDAY TO FRIDAY

LEPS AND BOUNDS 1 9 J U N E 2 0 1 9 W E E K 8 , T E R M 2

Dates To Remember THURSDAY 20 JUNE 2019 Chess Tournament

(for selected students) FRIDAY 21 JUNE 2019 PSSA Sport TUESDAY 25 JUNE 2019 Year 6 Future Moves CSU WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE 2019 EALD Interviews 11.20 am Stage 2 Excursion

to National Forest Grove Park

THURSDAY 27 JUNE, 2019 Community Singing Project

1B, 1/2R, & K/1Z FRIDAY 28 JUNE 2019 Reports go home PSSA Sport MONDAY 1 JULY 2019 NAIDOC Week opening

assembly in hall at 10am Flag raising ceremony at

10.45 Parent and family of

Aboriginal students are invited to morning tea in the Library at 11am

FRIDAY 5 JULY 2019 Ross Circuit Preschool

Transition session with Kinder.2020

Red, Black, Yellow Day .

LavingtonEastPublicSchool

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Principal’s Post 2

Awards 3

Welcome Girls Rock

4

NAIDOC WEEK 5

Mortimer Shield 6 & 7

Sport News P & C

8

Community News 9,10,11&12

 

Before

GET THE BUZZ

  

Next week, we are ramping up our PBL by launching our BUZZ tickets. All students can get a ‘BUZZ’ from staff for displaying our focus behaviour. Each Monday we will put all BUZZ tickets into our display case and when students get to certain levels they will be rewarded. Each Monday students will be explicitly taught the expected behaviour by their class teacher and will be reminded in a variety of ways throughout the week. For the next two weeks our focus is:

COOL under the COLA - getting to lines as soon as the bell goes to be ready for learning.

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L E P S A N D B O U N D S

Dear Parents and Carers,  

Over the last few weeks, our teachers have been busy assessing and writing academic reports for your children. This year we have a new reporting style that meets the NSW Department of Education Assessing and Reporting guidelines.  

On Friday 28 June, your child will bring their report home in a sealed envelope. For split families and for students that require an academic report to be sent to a service and/or specialist we ask that you inform the front office of any changes as soon as possible.  

When you get your child’s report please read over it carefully and be aware that if your child receives a ‘C’ grade this indicates they are working at their grade level. In all reports teachers have also taken the time to indicate future learning goals or recommendations for learning at home, such as daily reading.  

Should you have any concerns about your child’s report please see your child’s class teacher.  

This week Ali Hutchinson, our Business Manager, has started in her role at the school, I welcome Ali to the LEPS family and the support she will bring to the school.  

Please be mindful that the school needs to take a firmer line with notes and payments coming into the school. The cut off date is just that and if you are concerned about not being able to pay on time, please discuss this with your child’s teacher or the office as arrangements can be made to assist you. We have to remain firm with these cut off dates due to the processing time it takes behind the scenes to ensure each child attends their event/activity.  

Thank you for understanding,  

Mrs Nic Williams Principal 

Principal’s Post

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L E P S A N D B O U N D S

Awards

Positive Behaviour for Learning Fabulous work in our ‘Positive Behaviour for Learning’ program by the following students: Mason Howell, Imarly Brown, Ben Hyland, Noah Brewster, Asim Subedi, Blair Maroney, Ashton Demamiel, Smerika Subedi, Preston Pettit-George, Chloe Clarke, Divin Baraka, Isabelle Anstis

Merit Certificates

Congratulations to the following students who will receive ‘Merit Certificates’ :

Jake Slater, Alex Hart, Seth Ritchie, Emmy-Lee Maroney, Kyle Dela Rosa, Nicolas Gorman, Mahsaiah Stockman, Sean McDermott, Levi Lentholm, Jett Warren, Chayse Langbehn, Elizabeth Forelli-Cannon, Nevaeh Forbes, Charlotte Clayton, Kaitlyn King, Atamai Tipene, Chase Neven, Telia McGrath, Ciena Taylor

Learning Awards

What a wonderful effort by the following students who will receive ‘Learning Awards’:

Katie Gurney, Izzy Taskis, Savraj Singh, Jessica Lynch, Luke Spurr, Holly Webb, Raeef Chowdhury, Ahabar Bari, Bless Ihangu, Alexandra Whitehead, Helen Barakoti, Yunisha Dhakal, Anthony Payne

Positive Behaviour for Learning ‘Certificate of Excellence’ 30 Tickets

A fantastic achievement by the following students:

Shakeel Abdul, Evelyn Parker, Layla Moore, Leland Kerslake, Archie Dakos, Tyson Williams, Savraj Singh, Rio Salske, Alex Hart, Asha Johanson, Katie Gurney, Isabelle Anstis, Spencer Leahey, Jennifer Shipard, Ruby Wright, Jade Plunkett, Jackson Young

Positive Behaviour for Learning ‘Certificate of Excellence’ 60 Tickets

An amazing achievement by the following students:

Callum Andrews, Kade Whymark, Grace Claridge, Lily Taskis, Athirah Mohd Rizam, Ricky Plunkett, Jack Fitzgerald, Jake Slater

Welcome This week our new Business Manager has started with us, welcome Ali Hutchinson. Ali has been working in a National Transport Business managing their Human Resources, Safety, Training, Wellbeing and Compliance Departments and more recently worked in the Disability Sector. Please introduce yourself if yourself if you see Ali around the school.

GIRLS ROCK Over the last 5 weeks Nikiah, Maddie, Kylie and Tayla have been developing their understanding of what it means to be a reliable, kind and trustworthy friend. They have also been learning new skills in understanding uniqueness and that we all have strengths to be proud of. Last week they celebrated Nikiah’s 11th Birthday with cupcakes.

Carla Humbley

Chaplain

Mortimer Shield

TEAM LEPS

Last Tuesday,11 June, the girls from the LEPS Senior League Tag team went to Wagga Wagga to compete against other schools in the Mortimer Shield competition. It was meant to be a warm, sunny day, however, we ended up playing in the mud. Pigs would have been very happy!

Our first game was hard but we played to the best of our ability and we lost by one try. As the day went on we turned up our skills and we won our second game by 6 tries. This meant we had to play one more game for the day. Turns out cold, wet hands and feet meant it was hard to play to our full potential and we lost our third and final game.

Although we didn’t win the overall competition, we became stronger as a team and worked really well together to play the best we could. We are really proud of the LEPS team for making it this far! GO LEPS!

Makaia, Calais, Nikiah, Rose, Star, Summahbelle, Phoebe, Cheyenne, Grace.

Mortimer Shield cont………..

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L E P S A N D B O U N D S

Sport News

PSSA Draw

21 JUNE 2019

Soccer Red v Gerogery/Table Top, Sarvass Park Senior Netball 1 v Senior Netball 2, JC King

Soccer Green v Springdale Heights, Melrose Park Senior Netball 2 v Senior1, JC King

AFL Junior v Albury, Jelbart Park 2 Junior Netball 1 v Springdale 1, JC King

AFL Senior v Albury Blue, Black Range Oval Junior Netball 2 v Glenroy 1, JC King

Hockey v St Pats, Alexander Park

Please Note New Meeting Time

P & C Meetings will now commence at 6.00pm

Fundraising:

Magnetic Notice Pocket Stock still available. $5.00 each or 3 for $12.00.

Uniform Shop: The new shirts and all weather jackets are currently available from our Uniform Shop. The shirts are $30.00 each and the jackets $65.00 each. All winter vests drastically reduced to $20.00 each. Available in sizes 5-16.

If you need to contact the P & C please leave a message for them via the office on 6025 1157.

Uniform Shop new open hours are Tuesday and Thursday only

8:30am-10:00am

EFTPOS now available for Canteen & Uniform Shop purchases (Minimum purchase $5.00)

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Community News

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