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TEMIS Newsletter
Term 2 Week 8 Thursday, June 4, 2015
The Ela Murray International School www.elamurray.com
Principal’s Message
This Friday some of our students are participating in Klin-up
PNG on World Environment Day at Ela Beach. We are happy
to support this initiative and a small group of students lead
by Miss Steyn will be working hard to make the beach look
beautiful again. In our school we also like to promote a clean
school and recycling. We believe that if we all cared more
about our environment we would all be living in a much
cleaner and happier place. As part of our efforts to improve our communication with you,
we have organised a very large notice board at the Gabaka
Street entrance, which we can use to inform parents about
special events and also provide the occasional friendly
reminder. We hope that you check this board regularly
besides the weekly newsletters and class information that is
sent to you to inform you about what is going on at the
school. We have also subscribed to a bulk message service,
which we have put in place to contact parents quickly if e.g.
after school activities are cancelled. We always try to
improve our service to you.
The board will be meeting this week to decide on the closed
tender that was distributed for the supply of security at our
school. We will be receiving advice from Mr. F. Molen the
security manager from the IEA, and the board will ensure
that the safety of the children is their highest priority. We will
keep you updated on the decision that is made. Our school
had a lock down practice last week and we were very
pleased with the response of the children. It is good to see
they are so aware of what they need to do at the school to
keep everyone safe. Currently there are a number of children with chicken pox in
the younger years and there has also been a case of
measles. Please make sure that you keep your children at
home if they are ill and inform us about any infectious
diseases that are going around so that we can advise other
parents.
Juliette van Eerdewijk
Exxon-Mobil visit Grades 7 and 8 Science
During Week 5, a group of Science Ambassadors
coordinated by Ms Karlyne Pukaiia, External Affairs Analyst
for the PNG LNG Project (Exxon Mobil Company),
conducted geology workshops for the Grade 7 and 8
students at TEMIS. The students firstly learnt about safety
in the workplace (of primary importance with mining
industries) before learning about the main groups of rocks,
how they are formed and the significance of the rock cycle.
The students were then introduced to samples of rock and
were asked, under direction, to classify them and to then
support their answers with observation. The students
found the sample of obsidian quite fascinating. The most
enthusiastic students from each of the four classes were
presented with Exxon Mobil shirts and pencil cases.
Mr. C. Smidt
Science / ICT Teacher
World Environment Day celebrations will be taking place at
the Port Moresby Nature Park on the 6th of June, 2015.
The RSPCA will have stall set-up on the day, along with
other organisations who are fighting the cause to help our
sustain our natural environment. The park has activities
planned and it promises to be both educational and fun
for all members of the family.
Bronze Certificates - Congratulations to Caitlin Yip, Puri
Paraka, Alexandra Sloane and Gerrit Van Der Plas who will
receive a Bronze Certificate this week at assembly.
Silver Certificates - Congratulations to Fraser Vele and
Aleisha Walters who will receive a Silver Certificate this
week at assembly.
Old school uniforms are not be worn
anymore
Our Staff Car Park on Boroko Drive is
not a student drop off zone
Next week (Week 9) Prep will hold its
Cake Stall on Friday. This is a huge event
for the Preppies and their parents and
there will be a fabulous range of lovely
treats on offer. To make sure your
children don’t miss out on a special gooey
sticky morning, please remember to send
money to school on the day (prices will
range from K1 to K5 and change is often
limited so if possible please send small
money). Just a heads up – early in Term 3 the
Parent Group will hold a PG meeting in
the hour before school finishes for the
day, followed by fun activities and a
barbecue for all families “new” and “old”.
Further details to follow shortly… If you would like to be included on (or
removed from) the Parent Group mailing
list, please email Kylie Butler-McIntosh,
the Parent Group Secretary, at
[email protected] . If you would
also prefer to receive the TEMIS
Newsletter by email rather than hard
copy, please contact Boio Davana on 325
7991 or [email protected] .
Nicola Denniston
President, TEMIS Parent Group
Email: [email protected]
Family Reading Challenge
Congratulations to the following twenty
four students for completing the May
Family Reading Challenge!
Fraser Vele 2M, Asia Esler 3T, Bryce Carey
4F, Viola Mapal 4F, Uraiah O’Connor 4F,
Merlin George 4F, Zeke Esler 4N, Syaza
Helmi 4N, Jasmine Davis 4N, Daniel
Pierre 4N, Aviella Legaspi 5I, Ethan
Schnaubelt 5I, Marielle Lunar 5S, Mai
Krajaikaew 5S, Jace Cunanan 5S, Lorin
Lesh 6H, Aditee Srinivasan 6H, Charlene
Molina 6K, Jemimah Bryson 6K, Rory
Selvaratnam 6K, Tulyahna McCarthy 7S,
Reuben Fautua 7A, Grace Moabi 8M,
Paritosh Kumar Mishra 8M
The next TEMIS Craft Market of the year
will be held at the Ela Beach site as usual
on Saturday, June 27th, from 7.30am to
11.30am.
Craft Market fees for 2015:
Annual stall holders - K250.00
Casual - K25.00 per market day
Netball News
Netball will begin Saturday 1st August
Term 3. Netball registration forms have
been placed in all classrooms. Please
ensure that you pick one up if your child
would like to participate and return the
completed section along with payment to
the finance office by COB Friday 12th
June. Team numbers are capped so
please make sure you pay early to avoid
disappointment. Any questions please
see Pam Kenyon in the PE office. Netball
teams cannot run without coaches and
managers so your assistance would be
appreciated. Thanks.
Pam Kenyon
Health and Physical Education
Soccer News This Saturday, 6 June, games are as
follows:
Special thanks to Sasha Cigljarevic and
Phillippe Allen who both coached last
Saturday even though their own children
were sick at home. Our U11 Cyclones are
undefeated at this stage of the
competition - a huge effort. Well done.
Kylie Butler-McIntosh
Phone: +675 72169955
Friday , 5 June, 2015
5:00pm—6:00pm—Footy Players Saturday, 6 June, 2015
8:30am—12:00pm—Soccer Games Sunday, 7 June, 2015
5:00pm—6:00pm— Footy Players
Parent Group News Community News
Contact Information:
All email addresses consist of the initial of the
person’s first name, followed by the surname and
@ t e m i s . i e a . a c . p g . F o r e x a m p l e :
THE ELA MURRAY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
PO BOX 1137
BOROKO, NCD
Phone: (675) 325 2833
Important Dates
Craft Market
Parent Group News Community News Important Dates
Use of Site
8 7/8 ASSEMBLY F R I 0 5 / 0 6
9 QUEEN’S
BIRTHDAY
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
M O N
0 8 / 0 6
PREP K ASSEMBLY F R I 1 2 / 0 6
PREP CAKE STALL F R I 1 2 / 0 6
10 ICAS WRITING M O N 1 5 / 0 6
PRODUCTION
WEEK
PERFORMANCE
ASSEMBLY
F R I 1 9 / 0 6
11 MURRAY OPENING
MORNING-
REPORTS
T H U R 2 5 / 0 6
ELC ATHLETIC
CARNIVAL
F R I 2 6 / 0 6
ELC OPEN DAY—
REPORTS
F R I 2 6 / 0 6
LAST DAY OF
TERM
F R I 2 6 / 0 6
Age
Group
Time Team Venue
U/6 8:30am Pukpuks TEMIS
U/7
9:45am
Thunder vs
Boroko East
Rockets
Boroko
East
U/7 10:30am Lightning vs
Gordons
Boroko
East
U/8 9:45am Blizzards vs
Gordons
Boroko
East
U/9 9:45am Hurricanes vs
Koroboro Blue
Boroko
East
U/9 10:30am Twisters vs
Gordons
Boroko
East
U/10 9:45am Tornadoes vs
Gordons
Korobosea
U/11 9:45am Cyclones vs
Gordons
Korobosea
U/12 11:05am Typhoons vs
Koroboro Blue
1
Korobosea
U/13 9:00am Storm vs
Koroboro Red
POMIS