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HOPETOUN P-12 COLLEGE
T H U R S D A Y 3 0 T H M A Y 2 0 1 9
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Bike Education
HOPETOUN P-12 COLLEGE
2019
Term 2
Friday 31st May
Moves With Healthy Eating
JUNE
Monday 3rd June GWR Cross Country
(Prim & Sec)
Year 9 Sailing Camp (3rd – 7th June)
Thursday 6th June Year 7/8 Football & Netball
Monday 10th June
Queens Birthday Public Holiday
Wednesday 12th June
School Council
Friday 21st June Yr 9/10 Football/Netball
Wednesday 26th June Yr 7/8 Football/Netball
Horsham
Friday 28th June Last Day of Term
Hopetoun P-12 College
Phone 5083 3203 Fax 5083 3016 Email: [email protected]
Hopetoun P-12 College is a Child Safe School
Bike Education began this week for Years 4-10 with their final “road assessment” commencing at the end of the term. We look forward to seeing
their skills developing over the next 5 weeks.
Principal’s Report
Bike Ed
It was certainly pleasing to see the way the students responded to their first Bike Ed lessons for the year. The Year 4-6 students were involved first followed by the secondary students. We have the clus-ter’s Bike Ed trailer here which provides bikes for those who don’t have or can’t bring their own bikes to school. The Year 4-6 students commenced with a theory and orientation session then it was all go as they selected a bike and then learnt some of the essential skills needed for bike riding and safety. Safe-ty whilst riding is a key theme as well as awareness of others and road rules. Maintenance of the bike is also emphasised as well as tyre pressure, bike size and good brakes. I am looking forward to seeing the bike riding skills develop over the next few weeks.
Dolly
The SRC ran a highly successful Do It For Dolly Day on Tuesday. The students were asked to wear blue to honour the legacy of Dolly who was unfortunately a victim of intense and relentless bullying. The SRC leaders organised a home-group activity then Years 7-12 students viewed a video explaining bullying and showing a possible conse-quence of unacceptable behaviour towards others. The video was confronting with a strong message. I urge you to ask your child about the video and have a discussion around bullying and the consequences.
Our Do It For Dolly Day coincided with a visit by three Headspace representatives. They joined in with the students, spoke about the services available for students who may be distressed and provided valu-able advice. Congratulations to the SRC on your work in planning and presenting the day for us. Funds raised go to the Do It For Dolly Day organisation which works towards preventing bullying.
If you have concerns that your child may be being bullied or shows signs of being a bully, please ring Nicki at school and she will be able to advise you on steps that can be taken to assist.
Morning Tea
Our Year 9 ADVANCE team excelled last Thursday when they planned and delivered The Biggest Morn-ing Tea here at Hopetoun P-12 College. This was a major project for the students. They worked cooper-atively as a team from concept to conclusion, learning a range of skills along the way. The project not only enabled the ADVANCE team to raise funds for the Cancer Council, they used teamwork, communi-cation, planning and organisational skills to deliver morning tea to over 50 people. Well done to our Year 9 students.
Moves with Healthy Foods.
Our Prep to Year 3 class will be involved in this visiting marionette show tomorrow morning. Moves With Healthy Foods focuses on healthy eating, exercise and energy. Our P-3 class will be joined by the kinder and St Joseph’s students.
Coming Up
The Year 9 students will be heading off to sailing camp in Geelong next week. It may be a little breezy,
however, they have plenty of back-up activities if the weather turns a little nasty. Mr Williamson and
Ms Dixon will be accompanying the students. We also have some of the Year 7-8 students participating
in winter sport in Horsham on Thursday as well as exams for the Year 9 and 10 students on Thursday
and Friday. Also, an information evening about the China trip will be held for parents in Birchip on
Wednesday evening.
Mr Graeme Holmes
Principal
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Recycling Tips
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and Grade 5/6 students
Tip # 3
Where possible, keep your bins
about 1metre apart, this helps the
drivers immensely.
Reminder for Year 4-10
students to bring their
bikes & helmets to
PE classes
Year 4-6: Monday (Pd 5 & 6)
Year 7-8: Thursday (Pd 3 & 4)
Year 9-10: Tuesday (Pd 1 & 2)
Primary Student Parents
Lock in the Date Come and celebrate your child’s achievements on
Friday 21st June
From 1.30pm - 3.10pm More details to follow
BOOK WEEK From
Wednesday 19th June
Until
Tuesday 25th June
Monday 23rd of April at Lake Lascelles
Weekly Student Awards
Well done to the following students for receiving
Students of the Week
Harry McLean
For always displaying a positive attitude and a re-sponsible approach to-wards his studies in all
subjects.
Well done Harry, the sup-port you offer others and
your attitude to your learning is a wonderful
example to set.
Jazmyn Hinkley
For taking responsibility with her learning and
having a positive attitude towards her studies.
Fantastic work Jazmyn, all your hard work is
paying off.
George Cook
For always taking respon-sibility and working inde-pendently to sound out
his words. You’ve had a wonderful start to the term George, keep up the hard
work.
I composed this photo and got Billy to take it. I decided to do this because I look very wise reading a large book about financial statistics.
Jaiden Cook
I took this photo because it’s like 5 little monkeys jumping on the bed but on hay bales. Then I
edited it to be green and the people white. Billy
photography………..
Monday 23rd of April at Lake Lascelles
SPORTS NEWS
A reminder that Bike Ed has commenced in Year 4 -10 PE classes. Students that are able to bring their own bike are encouraged to do so.
June 3rd Greater Western Region Cross-Country – Primary & Secondary) June 21st Year 9/10 Football/Netball Lightning Premiership – Secondary (Horsham) June 26th Year 7/8 Football/Netball Lightning premiership – Secondary (Horsham)
Upcoming sport dates:
Bike Ed (PE classes)
Greater Western Region Cross –Country (Warrnambool)
Wednesday Sport – Fast 5 Netball
5 of our student have qualified for GWR Cross-Country this coming Monday. Permission forms have been sent home, but parent transport to this is required. Best of luck to these students .
Grand Final Silver Ferns (18) v Swifts (14)
Highly Successful Morning Tea
run by Year Nine Advance
Last week, the Year Nine Advance class ran the Biggest Morning Tea to fundraise for the Cancer Council. It was an extremely successful event where we served a total of 55 people and made over 200 items. We hope everyone enjoyed the food.
Thank you to everyone who participated in The Biggest Morning Tea. Your donations were much appreciated, helping to raise $341 for the Cancer Council. Special thanks to Moya and Helen who donated their time to help us reach our goal.
The ADVANCE team
Last Wednesday the Year 4-6 students attended a golf clinic. They all showed enthusiasm and patience as there was a lot to learn. From holding their hands correctly on the club, standing with feet apart and then remembering to swing the golf club and make contact with the ball.
Over the past two weeks the students have been learning about descriptive words to make their writing more interesting. When students were asked how descriptive words had changed their writing Jazmyn stated ‘My writing has grown’, Tristan said ‘I’ve got over a hundred words in my writing’, Alynah replied ‘It gives the reader more information’, Heidi answered ‘ It makes your writing more powerful and more interesting to read, also it puts a picture in your head’.
Ms. Tracy Bound Year 4-6 Classroom Teacher
Primary Prattle…….What’s happening in the Year 4-6 room
KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT
12 MONTH PART-TIME - MATERNITY LEAVE POSITION
HOPETOUN
Applicants are invited to apply for the above part-time Maternity leave Kindergarten Assistant position located
at Hopetoun working three days per week, commencing Tuesday, 18 June 2019.
It is preferable that applicants have experience in working with pre-school children. Current ‘Working with Chil-
dren’ and ‘Police Check’ is also required.
Applicants should contact Bernardine Schilling for a position description, telephone 53980104 or email bschil-
All other enquiries should be directed to the Early Years Coordinator, Glenda Hewitt telephone 0448 065 775 or
email [email protected]
Applications (including cover letter) should be addressed to Chief Executive Officer Yarriambiack Shire Council P
O Box 243 Warracknabeal 3393.
Applications close at 5.00pm on Friday 7th June, 2019.
Yarriambiack Shire Council is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and committed to the principles of
workplace diversity.
* Maternity Leave positions may be shortened or extended as per Clause 36 “Parental Leave” of the Early Education Employees Agreement 2016 and compliance with the National Employment Standards.
Jessie Holmes
Chief Executive Officer
Save the Date
Friday 2nd
August & Sunday 4th August 2019
Hopetoun P12 College Parents Club
Mallee Machinery Field Day Rubbish Collection Fundraiser
Homework Club
Every Thursday
3.20pm - 4.00pm
Prep - Year 6
Year 7 - Year 12
MAD DOG MORGAN WALK
Saturday 8th June 2019
Leaving Wonga Park at 9am and finishing at
Pine Plains,
Patchewollock
Walks are 2km, 10km or 26km
For more details follow
Mad Dog Morgan
Lost Gold Festival on Facebook or
contact Bryce
@ Patchewollock Pub
0419 024 660
CAMP OVEN
CHALLENGE 2018
Pine Plains, Patchewollock
Sunday 10th June 2018 Competitors wanted with prizes
available
9.30am registration and activities on offer throughout the day
Food and drinks available for
purchase
Money raised donated to local
community projects
To register or enquire contact Gen
0437 350 385 or email
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any
questions.
Genevieve & Jono Pine Plains Lodge
0437 350 385