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Principal Report

Term 2 Week 1 2019

WHAT WAS SO GREAT THIS WEEK Welcome back to the new term, I hope everyone was able to have an enjoyable holiday. It was fabulous to see students from our school giving up some of their holiday, to get back into their school uniform, and join us in marching with our school at the ANZAC Day march. It is so important that our children take the time to remember our Veterans and the wonderful job they do in protecting our freedom and way of life. Thank you to the parents who brought their children to the march. SCHOOL DROP OFF AND PICK Parents need to be aware that when they are dropping their children off at school in the morning and picking them up in the afternoon that the no parking signs need to be followed. A number of local residents have approached the school and asked that parents not to pull up or park in front of driveways. There is no parking allowed in the drop off zone and there is also no stopping in the bus zone, even if you are waiting to enter the drop off zone, please drive around the block and come back. Thank you to all those par-ents who have been using our drop off zone appropriately. We want to ensure the safety of all students and when we all follow the rules it reduces the chance of accidents. DANCE2BFIT This term our students will be participating in the dance to be fit program that will culminate in our students performing at a concert at the end of the term. Thank you to those parents who have been able to make payment for this program, if you haven’t had a chance to do so yet you are still able to make payments anytime throughout this term. Parents who have made payment will be allocated tickets to the performance at the end of this term. Any seats that remain unfilled will be offered for sale to others who wish to attend. Further details regarding the allocation of tickets will be given later in the term. STUDENTS BRINGING TOYS TO SCHOOL There seems to be a rising trend of students bringing toys to school, some of these toys can be quite expensive. Any toys brought to school are done so the owners risk. I would encourage parents not to let their child bring special, important or expensive toys to school because if they are broken the school takes no responsibility. Belinda Doyle (Principal) Thought for the week. If you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely.

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Dates to Remember 3rd Regional NRL 7th Mothers Day Stall, Spider Day, PSSA Soccer 8th Dream Cricket

Sports Groups Babadhal 2454 Wandaama 1988 Bidhudhu 2260 Galangara 2137

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Blast Off Award Achievements Bilima Orian Browne.

Mariya Emily Vidler, Marlin McLaren.

Gwiyala Tasmin Lee, Tyson Dawson, Caleb Libbis, Kaleb Jeffrey, Charlie Mifsud,

Ben White.

Gugunyal Elijah Cook, Brayden Waters, Rory Sumners, Tyella Braddick,

Chloe Lang-Purdy, Jamie Nicolson, Brodie Richards, Kodie Browne, Annabelle Duff, Luke Heitel-Freeman, Joe Lewis, Liam Oysten, Shelby Summers, Shae Sweeney, Chelsea Cox, Jade Hafoka.

Bilima Oakley Williamson, Hayley Wilson, Jasmine Patterson, Levi Paskins,

Hayley Johnson, Lydia Goodlet, Kelly Bale, Riley Phillips, Natilee Plummer, Jorja Mills, Jayden Hunt, Curtis Heddles, Britney Knight.

Dhaawarri Neil Cooley, Tiana Holden, Dekoda O’Neill, Ethan Todd, Aaron Cannon,

Georgia Gomes, Lachlan Burney, Jaxon Parsons, Natalie Arendse, Brooke Ware, Emma Schusser, Charlotte Pickup, Kodt Shaw, Ava McLeod, Nina-Rose Vidler, Khye Wilson, Rowan Phillips, Kalayah Rayner-Williams, Chloe Valentine, Ruby Thornton-Berwick, Savannah-May Chilby. Muriyira Shauna Short, Kalara O’Connor, Dakada Power-Farrell, Christina Grey,

Benjamin Edwards, Zahli Moon, Kobie Mitchell, Charlee Olsesen, Deakon Stewart, Bella Reimann, Bryce Ewings, Dakota Stufano, Abby Warren, Sienna Crowe, Charlotte Ellis.

Banggaada Annamarie Davies, Ava Porteous, Lilli Dean, Sami Laine, William Bale.

Mariya Hunter Johnson, Keira Foggin, Jyara Newman, Nathan Cannon,

Owen Wilson.

Gwiyala Lili-Cait Williamson, Brianna Vale, Tahlia Tierney, Krysten Sutton,

Lacie Pillardth, Montana McCully, Kaleb Langenegger, Jett Glennan, J.B. Forrester, Grace Elliott, Harriet Percy, Shaylee Williams, Madison Fish, Kiralee Zalewski, Jamila Webster, Summers Beers, Brooke Thomas, Leilani Ryan, Paige Higgins, Tia Harris, Tyson Bell, Jazlyn Ashman.

Gugunyal Oliver Driscoll, Preston Stewart, Jazmin Waldmann, Kayla Scott,

Tyler Rawlings, Agnus Dann, Joy Dann, Chloe Thornton-Berwick, Allira Murray, Madison Coward, Luca Barratt, Dylan Tate-South, Riley Byng, Jye Apperley.

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Southern Stars Team.

"Southern Stars is an amazing experience that Sanctuary Point Public School students from Years 4, 5 or 6 are going to take part in. Students' participat-ing in Southern Stars have the opportunity to be part of a show that will include Spe-cialist Groups, disABILITY performers, Ab-original Dance, Mass Primary Dance, Drama and Choir performer from primary to senior high school and TAFE college students. If you think your child would like to participate in this spectacular experience, next week will be your last chance to join in so tell them to talk to the Southern Stars ladies or the front office ladies

Yellow Line Theatre is starting up Youth Theatre classes in Jervis Bay in Term 2 this

year! When: Every Monday, 3.15pm – 4.45pm Who: 10 to 16 year olds Where: Vincentia Public School The classes will be held weekly in 2019, on Monday afternoons during school terms 2, 3 and through to performance in Term 4. The first weekly session will be held on May 6. For details, and for information on how to get involved, please contact us: -Russell on 0412641598 -email: yellowlinetheatre@gmail.com

-visit our website: YellowLineTheatre.com -facebook.com/yellowlinetheatre/

Home Readers 50 Nights Emily Allan 75 Nights Kurtis Leaver

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Sanctuary Point Public School is hosting the 2019 Family EXPO Tuesday May 28th, 2019

for everyone in the Bay and Basin community and the services that support us.

This year there are more reasons than ever to participate! Please join us to promote your programs and services. Registrations and are now open at:

sppsfamilyexpo2019.floktu.com

Feel free to share this link with any services who support our community and may like to find out about being involved. For details on how the EXPO works and the fun community and family events happening on the day check out the EXPO website by clicking on the link above. We look forward to having you join us for a fantastic afternoon of community connection and support for everyone in the Bay and Basin to thrive. Here are a few great reasons to be involved in 2019:

Be a presence in the Bay and Basin Community: Get in front of local people who are at the EXPO and interested in what your service can provide.

Meet and greet potential clients for your service: Hand out info; grow your mailing lists; make contact with families; promote your programs. Prizes and Promos very welcome!

Network with other services: A chance to find out what other programs are offering; Catch up to plan future collaborations; Update your contacts and resources to better serve your clients.

Build community capacity:

Does your service recruit or support volunteering? Grow your volunteer network by promoting volunteering opportunities with your organisation.

Build positive relationships: Stay and play! Facilitate a fun family activity after the EXPO (from 2-3pm) to promote positive family interactions and connect with families on a deeper level.

Confirmation details will be emailed to you as soon as your registration details are complete. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Expo, please feel free to contact Renee Van Huisstede or Keira Olesen at Sanctuary Point Public School on 02 4443 0546 or email renee.spinks@det.nsw.edu.au or the school office at sancturypt-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

We look forward to seeing you for a great day!

Kind Regards,

The Sanctuary Point Public School Positive School Culture Team :)

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