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* Willing to learn and being the best I can be * Showing respect and concern for others

Today we listened to speeches from 34 of our Year 5 students who have nominated to be a 2018 Student Leader. Each student presented their speech to Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 stu-dents. Following their speeches, students from Year 3 to Year 6 cast their vote. At next week’s assembly, Mr Harvey will announce the successful candidates who have been chosen by their peers to be Student Leaders in 2018. Congratulations to all students for preparing and delivering their speech in a mature and confi-dent manner. It was great to hear students make mention of our school’s virtues. This was very encouraging to see students valuing this program

The weather was perfect for the Surf to Surf Fun Run last

Sunday.

Once again Mrs Duncan promoted the event amongst our

students and as a result we had 30 students participating in

the Primary School Division 5km event.

SBPS won the handicap shield for the most students

participating. It is the 7th year our school has won this

award.

Well done to everyone who participated in this event.

All money raised from nomination fees will benefit the

Bunbury Surf Life Saving Club.

South Bunbury Primary School and

Education Support Centre

Newsletter I S S U E 1 4 , 1 9 T H O C T O B E R 2 0 1 7

SCHOOL CONTACTS

South Bunbury Primary School

Prosser Street

BUNBURY WA

Telephone: 9721 3299

Fax: 9721 3445

www.southbunburyps.wa.edu.au

Principal: Ian Harvey

Deputies: Rob Williams, Luke Ruane

and Jane Leaman.

South Bunbury Education Support

Centre

Paisley Street

BUNBURY WA


Fax: 9721 6808

Principal: Cathy Allen

Deputy: Amanda Kongras and Lisa

Rynasewycz

South Bunbury Dental Clinic


Canteen Manageress:

Yvonne Broome

Telephone: 0447 793 355

Aussie of the Month

August 2017

Makayla Lewis

Our school is

‘Nut Aware’

We have students with an

anaphylactic reaction to not

just peanuts but

ALL KINDS OF NUTS

We ask that parents do not send

nut products in children’s lunches

and remind children not to share

food from their lunch box

Pictured above are Bryce, Neve and Allie presenting their speech.

2018 Student Leader Voting

Surf to Surf Fun Run

Rosie and Joel with the handicap shield

and Retravision voucher.


Please make your payments at the school office. EFTPOS and Direct Deposit is available. Please help us reach our goal of

100%. Thankyou to the many families who have paid their voluntary contributions for 2017 already.

Every cent helps us to provide resources for each child at our school.

Our aim is to reach 100%.

So far our collection rate is 53%.

Voluntary Contributions and Charges

Kindy Pre Primary Primary Total

41% 58.5% 53.7% 53%

22nd September Honour Certificate Winners

Rm 1, Year 3/4—Mr Ruane/Ms Kavanagh Noor and Lucah Room 8, Year 3—Ms MacDonald/

Mrs Westwood

Aurora and Adam

Rm 2, Year 6– Mrs Goodman/Ms Regali Kaya and Isabel Room 12—Miss Thomson Sonny

Rm 3, Years 6 – Mrs Duncan Carmen and Charlotte Room 13, Year 1/2 — Mrs Wilkosz/Mrs

Lincoln

Rory and Crispin

Rm 4, Year 5—Mrs Maskew Melissa, Raine and Danika Rm 14 Year 1—Mrs Turner Chase and Alyse

Rm 5 Year 5—Mr Raven Rm 15, Year 1—Miss Scott Nirvana and Xavier

Rm 6, Year 4—Mr Allen/Mr Richards Lucas and Ahliah

Room 7, Year 2/3—Mrs Merritt/Mrs Ruane Alyssa and Sophie

Meaning

Being honest is being open, trustworthy and truthful.

When people are honest, they can be relied on not to lie,

cheat or steal. Honesty is telling the truth. It is admitting

mistakes even when you know someone might be angry

or disappointed. Being honest means that you don’t pre-

tend to be someone you are not. With honesty, you can

trust things to be as they appear.

Signs Of Honesty

You are practising honesty when you

Say what you mean and mean what you say

Make promises you can keep

Admit your mistakes

Refuse to lie, cheat or steal

Tell the truth tactfully

Are true to yourself and do what you know is right

Virtues Program


P&C News

DISCO TERM 4: Australiana Theme Friday 27th October. All students from Kindy to Year 6 have been given a permission slip. These must accompany your child to the

disco.

FETE: - Our P&C Christmas school fete is on again this year on November 26th on

the school oval.

GRADUATION: - Graduation items are on sale and orders can be taken at the front office or at the canteen. There are bears and soccer and ALF balls to choose from. They are $25 each and all proceeds go towards renovating and brightening the undercover area. Orders must be placed and monies in before the end of term 3 to

give enough time for the orders to reach us before the Year 6 graduation.

P&C MEETING: - Next P&C meeting is Tuesday 24th October at 7pm in the staf-

froom. Everyone is welcome to attend.

BOOKCLUB NEWS

ISSUE 7 - If anyone is interested in ordering anything from Issue 7, brochures are available at the front office on the small desk, or online through LOOP. Brochures will

not be sent home for this order.

Orders will close online through LOOP and through Cash Orders at front office by Wednesday, 25 October 2017.

ISSUE 8 - will be arriving sometime near the middle of the term, brochures will be sent home and orders will arrive in time before

the end of school 2017.

Thanks for your support.

The only muscle in your body that is only attached at one end is your tongue.

OMG

FACTS

Thank you to everyone who collect Woolworths Earn and Learn stickers for our school. Room 7 students and the Rogers family

helped to stick all our stickers onto sheets. A total of 560 sheets of stickers were collected and this equates to 33,600 points the

school to redeem for resources for the school. Once the resources arrive at school we will share some pictures in the newsletter.

Earn and Learn


Day for Daniel is Australia’s largest child safety awareness day of its type. Nationally more than 1,000,000 people par-

ticipate in this event. It is about education children and adults on ways of keeping kids safe through child safety educa-

tion initiatives and a bit of fun. We aim to help empower our children to Recognise, React and Report if they feel

something is not right. Day for Daniel is also an opportunity for all Australians to make a statement that crimes against

children are not acceptable in modern Australia.

On Friday, 27th October, we will support the Day for Daniel at SBPS. Everyone is asked to wear something red to

show our support and bring a gold coin donation. All money collected on the day will be donated to the Daniel

Morcombe Foundation. The foundation supports education and support services.

Day for Daniel

Top 12 Safety Messages

Always travel with a friend

Be observant and trust your instincts

Tell someone where you are going and when you will be

back

Create a family password

Don’t go with anyone who doesn’t know your family pass-

word

Create your own safety network of adults

Recognise your body clues

React by running to a safe location

Report to your safety network anytime you feel unsafe

Don’t accept ‘friend of a friend’ on social media

Social media settings to be ‘Private’ or ‘Friends only’

Don’t share personal details on social media

Donations

DMF is a DGR registered Not

for Profit Charity. Donations

over $2 are a tax deduction.

Donations online-

BSB 034204

Account number 367985


CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS SHOW

TOP OF THE STAIRS PUPPETS

“ Big Apple Theatre, 186 Grist Rd, Donnybrook

Sunday 19 and 26 November: - 2 pm Doors open 1.30 *2-12 years $10.00 Adults and over 12 years $15.00

Father Christmas will arrive after the show to give out treats

Bookings at Donnybrook Newsagency 9731 1059 – Eftpos available Children’s seats must not be moved. If child wishes to sit with parent they must sit on parent’s lap (no prams in theatre).

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

The Theatre is a Local Community Project–– for the enjoyment of all the Community.

Community News


W Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 9 Oct

SDD 10

11

12

2018 Kindy students – Play Cafe

13

2 16 Oct

Civics Education Incursion

17

Civics Education Incursion

18

1.30pm Book Cover-

ing Rm 16

19 Newsletter

2018 Student Leader Voting


20

Talented Young Writ-

ers - BSHS

3 23 Oct

24

7pm P&C meeting

25 26

1.06 Ripper Skipper Championships


27 World teachers’ day

Assembly PP1 and PP2, 2018 Student

Leaders Presented

P&C Disco-Australiana

Theme

Day for Daniel

4 30 Oct

31

Interschool Jumps, Throws and long

distance

7pm Board Meeting

1 Nov

2

Interschool Athletics

track events

9.50am Simultaneous

Singing UCA

2018 Kindy students –

Play Cafe

3

5 6 Nov 7

8 9 Newsletter

2018 Kindy students –

Play Café

2018 Faction Leader

voting

10

6 13 Nov 14 15

16 17 Assembly Music

and Ripper Skippers, 2018 faction Leaders

presented.

7 20 Nov 21 22 23 Newsletter

Yr 6 Graduation Din-

ner Dance

24

8

27 Nov 28 29

30

1 Dec

ESC Class Awards

9 4 Dec 5

Yr 7 High School Orien-

tation TBC

2-3pm 2018 New stu-

dents Yr 2-6 orientation

6 12.20 – 3pm K-PP_Yr

1 transition

2018 Kindy transition 9-10.30 for all 2018 kindy

students

2017 Kindy graduation

7 Newsletter 8

8.50am Class Awards and Faction

Shield Assembly

10

11 Dec 12

Reports go home

Yr 6 rehearshal for

graduation

13

Yr 6 excursion Escape

to the Cape

Volunteers thank you

morning tea.

14

Graduation Cere-mony

Students last day

15

Teachers last day

School Develop-ment Day

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