term 4 week 7 wideview public school

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Wideview Public School Learn Wisely Live Proudly

T: 02 9456 1655 E: [email protected]

Messages from the Principal

Dear Parents

Productive and Inspiring describes our students this week. They have been diligently completing many class

activities and external assessments. Teachers have been working hard to finalise Semester 2 reports and

parents have been supportive of so many fundraising initiatives.

Staffing News

Congratulations to two hardworking staff:

Ms Gregory in the office has received a permanent position as School Administration Officer with us.

Mr Shilling received a classroom teacher position to Wideview and we delighted to welcome him to the

world of permanency.

Students in the Spotlight

This week we witnessed the courage and confidence of many Year 5 students, eager to represent their peers

as student leaders for 2022.

Every student who took to the stage, demonstrated leadership capabilities, sincerity and maturity. We con-

gratulate each and every one of them!

Kindergarten 2022 students were absolutely amazing on their first visit to school site this week. We can’t

wait to do it all again next Tuesday at 9:30-11am.

Nicholas in 3T shared with me his impressive persuasive text he wrote about gaming. Gold standard!

Tell Them From Me (TTFM) Survey

The parent survey helps to clarify and strengthen the important relationship between parent and school.

Students in Years 4, 5 and 6 will complete the survey in Week 8 in class. Parents, you are invited to complete

the Parent survey. The link is as follows: http://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/5w5x The survey remains open for

1 week and will close Friday November 26 Week 8.

Term 4 Week 7

http://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/5w5x

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Presentation Day – Week 10 Tuesday, 7 December 2021

Presentation Day assemblies will be in smaller cohort groups to ensure we follow COVID safe practices. We

anticipate to remain as close to time as planned below. Finishing times may vary slightly. A Zoom link will be

sent via School Bytes for each of the assemblies for parents to join.

Stage 3 – 9:30am – 10:30am Kindergarten – 10:45am – 11:15am

Stage 1 – 11:45am – 12:15pm Stage 2 – 12:30pm – 1:00pm

Crazy Sock Day

We certainly have some trend setters coming through the school gates this morning. I couldn’t pass up the

opportunity for some fun sock happy snaps. Thank you to all the students for donning bright, stripy, spotty,

animal inspired, long, short, artistic, character loving cool socks.

Please continue to read the important information for school events, fundraisers, safety and excursions

listed throughout the newsletter.

Kind regards,

Rebecca Pitts

Acting Principal

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Year 6 Farewell

The Year 6 farewell will be held at Asquith Golf Club on Tuesday, 14 December. Students can arrive from

6pm for photos with proceedings commencing at 6.30pm, parents are invited to arrive from 9pm for collec-

tion of their child. A school bytes will be sent with full details including Asquith Golf Club’s covid safe plan in

week 8.

Bike, Road and Carpark Safety

In the past week, we have had community members, parents and staff contacting the school out of concern

for students and their safety.

Students who ride to and from school were reminded of the importance of keeping safe whilst on their bikes

as a group today. If your child rides to and from school, please reiterate the message of remaining alert,

careful and to slow down on blind corners and intersections.

Kiss and Drop families this morning dropped off and moved on like clockwork. If you drive your child to and

from school, please be aware of the rules of Kiss and Drop zones and think twice about completing u-turns

near the school zone.

It goes without saying that the safety and welfare of our students is our top priority. A key danger that young

children face is from cars. For this reason, it is vital that we keep the school driveway and carpark safe at all

times. This means parking only in the designated car spaces. Parking on the grass or oval is not permitted at

any time. If there is no space in the carpark, please park on the street. A further reminder that the carpark

may only be used by school staff and contractors between 8am and 4pm daily. Thank you for helping keep

our students safe.

The Hornsby Council has let us know council rangers may be patrolling the school zones. We have included

road safety information in this week’s newsletter from the Hornsby Council website.

You cannot stop in a NO STOPPING zone for any reason (including queuing or waiting for a space).

WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

You can stop in a NO PARKING zone for a max. of two minutes to drop off and pick up passengers.If no spaces are available you cannot queue on the road way or in any other zones while waiting for a space. You will need to drive away and park elsewhere, only returning when there is space to pull up.You must stay within 3 metres of your vehicle at all times and cannot leave your vehicle unattended.

You must not stop or park in a BUS ZONE for any reason (including queuing or waiting for a space) unless you are driving a bus.If times are shown on the sign, you are not allowed to stop during those times.

You must not stop on or within 20 metres before a PEDESTRIAN CROSSING or 10 metres after a crossing unless there is a control sign permitting parking.

DOUBLE PARKING You must not stop on the road adjacent to another vehicle at any time even to drop off or pick up passengers.

You must not stop on any FOOTPATH or NATURE STRIP, or even a DRIVEWAY crossing a footpath or nature strip for any reason.

Keeps clear sight lines between drivers and children / pedestrians.

WHY IS IT THERE?

EXCEEDS

$349

PENALTYZONE

(School Zone)

2

DEMERIT POINTS*

(School Zone)

2Provides a safe place for children / pedestrian set down and pick up.

Provides a safe place for large buses to set down and pick up school children.

So drivers can clearly see pedestrians on the crossing.

Double parking blocks visibility and forces other cars to go around you.

You could easily run over a child or force pedestrians onto the road to get around you.

EXCEEDS

$194

EXCEEDS

$349(School Zone)

2

EXCEEDS

$464(School Zone)

2

EXCEEDS

$349(School Zone)

2

EXCEEDS

$349(School Zone)

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE TO IMPORTANT SAFETY TRAFFIC RULES

Please note: The above information is current as of 1 July 2020 Penalties set by NSW State Government and reviewed on 1 July each year. For all school zone offences visit https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/documents/roads/safety-rules/demerits-school.pdf

Parking and traffic rules in school zonesYou need to take extra care when driving and parking in school zones. Make sure that you and your child understand the road rules. If you break the traffic rules in a school zone you are putting not only your child but other children at risk. The parking and traffic rules around our schools are there to protect your children. If you break the rules you will be fined. Please choose safety over convenience.

Always get in and out of

the back seat through the safety door

- the rear foot path-side door.

EXIT SAFELYBe ready to get

out of the car with your belongings

when the car has stopped and you have unbuckled

your seat belt.

BE READY

Make sure your school

bag and other items are in a safe position

STORE ITEMS

Safety tips for school zones:

Safety tips for students:

Make sure children use the footpath-side door when getting in and out of a car.

NEVER double park.

Make sure the park brake is applied when the vehicle is stationary.

EXITING THE CAR

PARKING

NO U-TURNS

APPLY BRAKE

NEVER park across a pedestrian crossing.

CROSSING

NEVER undertake a U-turn in close proximity to the school.

NEVER undertake a three-point turn in close proximity to the school.

NO 3 POINT TURNS

Stay buckled up until the vehicle has

stopped.

BUCKLE UP

Demerit Points:* The Demerit Points Scheme is a national program that allocates penalty points (demerits) for a range of driving offences. A driver who has not committed any offences has ’zero’ points. If you commit an offence that carries demerit points, the points are added to your driving record.If you incur the threshold number of demerit points within a three-year period, a licence suspension or refusal is applied. The three-year period is calculated between the dates the offences were committed. It ends on the day your most recent offence was committed. For further information regarding demerit points please visit: https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/roads/safety-rules/demerits-offences/demerit-points/index.html

Parking RulesPlease park safely and legally on the streets around your school. Park legally so you do not incur parking fines and demerit points. Council’s Traffic Compliance Officers enforce parking around schools. If you park contrary to the road rules you will be fined!

You cannot stop or park your vehicle:

10m 10m

Within 10m of an intersecting road at an intersection without traffic lights (20m with traffic lights), unless a sign states you can park there (see image at left).

PENALTIES FROM: $464 Demerit Points apply in School Zone

10m 20m

BUS STOP

Within 20m before and 10m after a bus stop (see image)


You should park at least one metre from any other parked vehicle and entirely within any marked parking lines where provided (see image)

1m

This is the usual way to park unless signs tell you otherwise. You must park in the same direction as the adjacent traffic and parallel and as close as possible to the kerb.

Parallel parking

You can NOT park across driveways or pedestrian kerb ramps. A vehicle can be parked up to the wings on the driveways or ramp (see image)

Driveway Pedestrian kerb ramp

NO PARKING

NO PARKING


PENALTIES FROM: $116

Wings

This is a road safety initiative developed by Hornsby Shire Council

Safe Walking Tips • Always use pedestrian crossings. • Never assume that a driver can see you or will stop for you. Their vision may be affected by the

sun, poor light, parked cars or other distractions.• Remember that drivers take longer than usual to stop in the rain or on a wet road.• At intersections, check for turning vehicles before you leave the footpath and while you are

crossing the road.• Children up to ten years old should hold an adult’s hand in the car park, on the footpath and

when crossing the road.• Avoid using a mobile phone, head phones or other device while you are crossing the road.• Watch out for bicycles.

This is a road safety initiative developed by Hornsby Shire Council

No Parking Zone• Drivers may stop in this

zone to drop off or pick up passengers or goods for a maximum of 2 minutes.

• The driver MUST remain in or within 3 metres of the vehicle at all times.

• The vehicle must not be left unattended.

• If times of operation are shown on the sign, the restriction only applies during the times shown.

• No Parking zones can also be used to drop off and pick up children.

No Stopping Zone• Stopping is not permitted at

any time.


Bus Zones• Drivers are not permitted

to stop within a bus zone at any time.


Double Parking• Drivers are not permitted

to stop or park between the centre of the road and another vehicle that is parked at the side of the road.

• Double parking decreases visibility for motorists and pedestrians, and significantly reduces road safety around schools.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER:This document is produced as a guide only. Council takes no responsibility for any damage sustained to vehicles when parked in local streets. It is the responsibility of the driver to be aware of traffic regulations and parking restrictions when parking a vehicle and Council reserves its right to issue Penalty Infringements Notices in circumstances where traffic regulations or parking restrictions have been violated.

Parking Rules

Penalty: $116 or$194 in School Zone + 2 Demerit Points

Penalty: $272 or $349 in School Zone + 2 Demerit Points

Penalty: $272 or$349 in School Zone + 2 Demerit Points

Penalty: $272 or $349 in School Zone + 2 Demerit Points

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Hornsby’s incredible history captured in a new book

A new book showcasing the history of every suburb in the Hornsby shire has been kindly donated to our

school library. The 220-page book includes details of the original Indigenous inhabitants of the area, facts

about all the suburbs and over 100 photographs including this photo of the famous Foster’s store at

Berowra.

Councillor Nathan Tilbury, who contributed to the book, is also the author of ‘Man Made the Cities but God

Made the Bush’, which is a well-thumbed book in our Library’s local history collection. Councillor Tilbury

popped in to Wideview this week to hand over a copy of the latest publication. The book is now available for

reading in the Library.

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Talk Show Spelling with 6L

It’s been all talking and spelling in 6L this week with some famous hosts and Year 6 celebrities being inter-

viewed about all things ‘macro’ and ‘micro’. Take a look…

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More moustaches spotted at Wideview

A big THANK YOU to all the Wideview parents who have been generously donating to the Movember cause.

Every dollar raised goes to cancer research and we are so thrilled to see the donations creeping higher.

If we all want to see what Mr Coleman and Mr Thomas look like without their moustaches, let’s keep the do-

nations rolling in. Use the QR code below to visit the Team Wideview Movember page where you can make

your donation. Every dollar helps.

Details of the big ‘shave off’ will be announced shortly. Watch this space!

COVID Symptoms and absences

In accordance with advice from NSW Health, parents and carers are reminded NOT to send children to

school if they are unwell, even if they have the mildest flu-like symptoms. Schools will make arrangements

for any students showing any symptoms to be collected. NSW Health have requested that schools encour-

age anyone who has even mild flu-like symptoms, to arrange to be tested through their local medical practi-

tioner or one of the COVID-19 clinics.

Symptoms include:

• Fever

• Cough

• Sore or scratchy throat

• Shortness of breath

• Runny Nose

• Loss of smell/taste

Other reported symptoms include fatigue, acute blocked nose, muscle pain, joint pain, headache, diar-

rhoea, nausea/vomiting, loss of appetite, unexplained chest pain and conjunctivitis.

Students with flu-like symptoms will need to provide a copy of a negative COVID-19 test result before being

permitted to return to school. We ask that you please forward results to the office at wideview-

[email protected] please DO NOT send to the class teacher. When completing an absence note we

kindly ask that you please be specific in terms of reasons , if only ‘unwell’ or ‘sick’ is noted the school will

need to contact you for further information.

Parents are also reminded that students should not return until symptom free, regardless of whether they

require a COVID test or not.

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Snowball Raffle: Tickets on Sale Now!

Year 6 students have been busy creating incredible Christmas Hampers, filled with toys, games & treats to be

won in the festive Snowball Raffle! With every Year 6 Family making a hamper, there are over 60 prizes to be

won … so you’re in with a good chance of walking away with a hamper.

To ensure children win an age-appropriate hamper, we’ve got hampers aimed at kids in Kindy - Year 2 and

hampers for kids in Year 3 - Year 6.

Just choose your age when buying tickets. If you’ve got children in both years, you can select ‘50/50’ so you

get your entries split across both hampers.

Raffle Ticket Prices

• $2 = 5 entries ($0.40 per entry)





Buy Your Raffle Tickets Now!

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, all raffle tickets sales are being done online via the school website. To buy your tickets …

• Go to Wideview Public School website

• Click 'Make a payment' (top menu)

• In 'Section3. Payment Items', select 'OTHER' (under Payment Type) and Description either ‘Snowball

Raffle K-2’ or ‘Snowball Raffle 3-6’ or ‘Snowball Raffle 50/50’

• Enter the correct $ amount of your order.

Don’t miss out! Entries close 12pm Wednesday 8 December.

Winners will be announced at Zoom Assembly on Friday 10 December.

Thanks to all Wideview families for supporting our last fundraising event for Year 6 2021!

https://wideview-p.schools.nsw.gov.au/

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School Calendar

The Calendar is updated each week. Please check regularly for any additions or changes which will be

marked in red for your convenience.

Term 4 2021

November Day / Date Event

Weeks 6 & 8 ICAS Tests

Week 7 Check-In Assessments Years 3– 6

Week 7, 8 & 9 Tuesdays only Kinderlinks - 9:30 am to 11:00am

Week 8 Tell Them From Me—Parent Survey

Week 8 25 and 26 November NRL Sports Day

Week 8 Wednesday, 24 November Prefects Announcement / House Captain Nominations

December Day / Date Event

Week 9 Wednesday, 1 December Sports Captain Speeches

Week 9 Friday, 3 December Movember Mufti Day / House Captain Announcement

Week 10 Tuesday, 7 December Presentation Day refer to front page of Newsletter for

Week 10 Tuesday, 14 December Year 6 Farewell

Week 11 Thursday, 16 December Students Last Day

Merit Awards Congratulations to our award recipients for Term 4 Week 6

KGM Tegan M, Ben B KH Kylan S, Isaac H

KS Otto H, Avery P 1P Mason P, Zahra S

1S Freja M, Lewis D 1/2F Lachlan J, Maia S

2C Anastasia G, Edwin H 2D Sabine T, Summer M-D

3H Max W, Joey D 3T Ryan P, Nick O

4LA Ella W, Liam W 4/5AV Irie A, Milla B

5C 5/6J

6H Kelsey B, Ryan G 6L Christian M, Harry D

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Email: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/WideviewPublicSchoolPandCEvents/

P&C Update

Update from our most recent meeting

Every volunteer organisation owes its success to the people who put up their hands and contribute, collab-

orate and make it happen. We are blessed at Wideview to have the most outstanding group of volunteers

make up our P&C and it’s been an honour to support you and help facilitate your activities during the short

time I’ve been in the President role.

We held our final P&C meeting for the year on Monday night – it was wonderful to hear from each of our

committees and what they’ve been able to accomplish since being back on-site at school, and delightful to

hear so many “thank yous” between the group.

We share a few of these below.

A few thank yous!

We thank those volunteers who are having their last year at Wideview for their commitment and efforts,

as well as for passing on their knowledge to the next generation of members.

A huge shout out to all our volunteers who have returned in term 4 to assist in the canteen – your contri-bution makes such a difference to the service we’re able to provide to the school community.

Another call out to Lynette in the Uniform Shop – throughout the changing restrictions, Lynette has been super-dooper flexible filling orders outside of school hours, inside of school hours, and probably thinking about uniform shop at all hours in between – thanks Lynette for keeping the orders filled for our whole school!

Thank you also to Megan in the Canteen – making the switch to class delivered orders and cohort counter sales on a day to day basis – thank you for finding ways to make it work so our children can have a canteen treat!

Thank you to all our committees across Band, Uniform Shop, Canteen and WOOSCH for a great year – but it isn’t over just yet!

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Election Day activities

Wideview Public School will be hosting a polling station for the upcoming election on 4 December. Stay

tuned! In the next few days we’ll be announcing our planned activities for the day – what we’ll be offering

and ways you can be involved on the day.

Follow the P&C Facebook page for details as they happen!

Cherries for Christmas

Our Cherry drive continues through this week – thank you to all the families who have placed their orders so

far. Please see our flyer below for more information.

All the best for a great week!

Kind regards,

Shayne Sommer

P&C President

https://www.facebook.com/WideviewPublicSchoolPandCEvents

Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.

Order via QKR by10am Wednesday!

SUSHIEVERYTHURSDAY!

Counter Sales

Wed

Thu

Fri

Recess Lunch

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Cafe 4 Kids - Wideview Public CanteenCafe 4 Kids Volunteers

CANTEEN NEWSTerm 4

WE ARE OPEN!Jump on the QKR app to order recess & lunch.

FROZEN TREATS will go out with classroombaskets in a cooler bag.

$2FAIRYFAIRYBREADBREADDAYDAY

WED24NOV

2 slices ofbuttered breadwith sprinkles!

Order through QKR! for RECESS orders.

soy sauce 20c

https://www.facebook.com/Cafe4KidsWideviewPublic

https://www.facebook.com/groups/cafe4kidsvolunteers

SUMMER PUPIL FREE DAYS AND VACATION CARE PROGRAM

MONDAY 13TH Dec 2021 TUESDAY 14TH Dec 2021 WEDNESDAY 15TH Dec 2021 THURSDAY 16TH Dec 2021

FRIDAY 17TH DECEMBER 2021 PUPIL FREE DAY

Christmas party day LAST WEEK OF TERM 4 LAST WEEK OF TERM 4 LAST WEEK OF TERM 4 LAST WEEK OF TERM 4 Come along and have Christmas

fun, with music, present making, Christmas cheer and a visit with Santa, there might even be presents. We will be having a special Christmas lunch today.

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$75 INCURSION

WHAT TO BRING morning tea, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes Lunch -Chicken, vegetables and gravy Afternoon tea is provided

MONDAY 10TH JANUARY 2022 VACATION CARE

TUESDAY 11TH JANUARY 2022 VACATION CARE

WEDNESDAY 12TH JANUARY 2022 VACATION CARE

THURSDAY 13TH JANUARY 2022 VACATION CARE

FRIDAY 14TH JANUARY 2022 VACATION CARE

Animal Adventure Movies Rocket Master class Dinosaur Discovery Fit Fantastic Bootcamp Today we have KindiFarm adventures visiting, we will be Learning about ‘Living things’ lots of fun when Kindifarm visits! We will see baby chickens, ducks, rabbits. guinea pigs and more.

Movie’s, Movie’s, Movie’s, today we will enjoy a movie on the big screen, we are off to the movies to see a latest release movie, find a seat and settle in with popcorn and a drink. The excursion is limited to 55 places.

Today Ranger Jamie will be coming in to teach an action-packed masterclass, students will become masters of the sky and the ground as they build their own rockets and race against each other on the racecourse.

Today Karen from Science Education will be visiting to teach the children how scientists uncover the past by exploring fossils. Become a Palaeontologist today and find out about the dinosaurs that called Australia home.

Today is all about fitness and fun. Coach Ali will deliver a variety of fun outdoor and indoor games, activities, and races to keep the kids laughing, cheering, engaged and active. We might have an ice block or a slushie to cool down.

There may be water play, please pack spare clothes and a towel

Please arrive before 9.30am $75 INCURSION

Please arrive before 9am $80 EXCURSION

$75 INCURSION

$75 INCURSION

$75 INCURSION

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes

Lunch – Salad wraps Afternoon tea is provided

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, lunch, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes

Afternoon tea is provided

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes Lunch – Pizza Afternoon tea is provided

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes Lunch - ham, cheese, tomato sandwiches. Afternoon tea is provided


Lunch - Pasta bake Afternoon tea is provided

INCURSION EXCURSION INHOUSE

SUMMER PUPIL FREE DAYS AND VACATION CARE PROGRAM

MONDAY 17TH JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

TUESDAY 18TH JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

WEDNESDAY 19TH JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

THURSDAY 20th JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

FRIDAY 21st JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

Inflatable Bounce House Stufflers Great Aussie kids challenge Wasabi kids Rock Climbing Today we are off on an adventure to the inflatable bounce house. The bounce house has a variety of Inflatables to jump around and have fun on. The excursion is limited to 59 places

Today we will be making new friends, pick a friend, make a friend, and then see what you can create for your new friend, capes, dresses, masks shoes and more. How creative can you be?

Julie from Kids workshops will be bringing a great variety of super-fun mental and physical challenges for the kids to do today, this will be in teams, working together with fun and games.

Today Aiko will be visiting us and showing us an authentic cultural performance using traditional educational resources and teaching methods commonly used in Japan, this is a great experience learning Japanese culture whilst having fun.

Today the Base rock-climbing team will bring the rock-climbing wall, this incursion Increases strength, flexibility, and problem-solving skills. Sure to be fun and challenging for all who dare to climb. Please provide clothes and shoes for climbing.

Please arrive before 8.30am $80 EXCURSION

$75 INCURSION

$75 INCURSION

$75 INCURSION

$75 INCURSION

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, lunch, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes, SOCKS



Lunch – hotdogs Afternoon tea is provided


Lunch – ham, cheese, vegemite scrolls Afternoon tea is provided


Lunch – Sushi Afternoon tea is provided

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, drink bottle, hat, Lunch – Taco, w/ lettuce, cheese and tomato Afternoon tea is provided

MONDAY 24th JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

TUESDAY 25th JANUARY 2021 VACATION CARE

WEDNESDAY 26th JAN 2021

THURSDAY 27th JAN 2021 VACATION CARE

FRIDAY 28TH JAN 2021 PUPIL FREE

Waterslide and slip n slide All things AUSSIE Ice Skating Plaster Fun Today will be loads of fun, all about water play, we will have the grey blaster waterslide and an inflatable slip n slide, and maybe a slushie to cool down.

water play -please pack spare clothes and a towel

Today we will be doing our very own Aussie day, thong throwing, lamington eating comp, sack races, enjoy a sausage sizzle for lunch and lots of Aussie activities, come dressed as Aussie as you can.

PUBLIC HOLIDAY

Today we are off to Erina Ice Arena, this is a vibrant indoor recreational facility designed for fun skating in the Olympic-sized ice rink. The excursion is limited to 59 places

Today we will be having a plaster creative day, pick your money box and get creative, paint it in one colour or many colours. Lots of creative activities to do today.

$75 INCURSION

$70 INHOUSE

CENTRE CLOSED Please arrive before 9.30am $80 EXCURSION

$75 INCURSION

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes Lunch – Salad wraps Afternoon tea is provided


Lunch – sausage sandwiches Afternoon tea is provided

WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, lunch, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes, long pants, and jacket.



Lunch – corn thins and salad Afternoon tea is provided

INCURSION EXCURSION INHOUSE

SUMMER PUPIL FREE DAYS AND VACATION CARE PROGRAM MONDAY 31st Jan 2022 TUESDAY 1st Feb 2022 WEDNESDAY 2nd Feb 2022 THURSDAY 3rd Feb 2022 FRIDAY 4th Feb 2022

MOVIES

Come along on our excursion to the latest movie release, sit back

and relax with popcorn and a juice

The excursion is limited to 55 places.

FIRST WEEK OF TERM 1




Please arrive before 9am $80 EXCURSION

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WHAT TO BRING - morning tea, lunch, drink bottle, hat, enclosed shoes Afternoon tea is provided

FOOD INFORMATION – � We DO NOT provide breakfast in Vacation Care. � Afternoon tea is provided every day � We have multiple children with ANAPHYLAXIS/allergies to nuts, Do not send nuts or nut products (including peanut butter and hazelnut spread) in your children’s lunches and snacks. � Lunch will be provided on most days - ALL Lunches have fruit and vegetable options offered as well as the planned dish. Please see the full menu on display, on facebok or our website.

o PUPIL FREE DAY 17th Dec. Website - wideviewooshc.com.au or search us on Facebook January -

o Week 1 - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday o Week 2 – Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday o Week 3 – Monday, Tuesday, and Friday

� Please see the menu on display for each day’s Lunch and Afternoon tea options.

BOOKING/CANCELLATION INFORMATION - All bookings should be made via the My Family Lounge APP if you are unsure, please call 9456 6513 or email [email protected]

All bookings will be confirmed Via the QK calendar. The days you have booked will show PURPLE.

Cancellations may be accepted 1 week prior to the vacation care week starting, cancellations for medical reasons will be accepted on a case-by-case basis. Cancellations outside of this timeframe will incur the normal fee, unless by agreement, another day may be substituted, or a position filled when a day is at capacity and there is a wait list, ALL CANCELLATIONS must be notified ASAP to the service in writing. Replacing a booking with another booking will be subject to availability and acceptance by the Manager.

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