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The Mount Dandy News Top of the mountain, top results. What’s in this issue? News and Views 1&2 Lucky Jars 2 Art News 2 Vocal Ensemble 2 OSHClub 3 Every day counts 4 MS Walk and Fun Run 5 News and Views... Chestnut Festival 2014—congratulations to MDPS’s fundraising committee and volunteer family staff mem- bers for facing the rainy and windy conditions on Sunday. The inclement weather did not deter a good turnout of visitors, young and old, to this year’s Chestnut Festival. Our school’s stands were loaded with lucky jars and delicious cakes. The sale of hot and steaming corn on the cob was just the job for such cold weather and lots of children enjoyed the ever popular fairy floss and were excited by their terrific lucky jar surprises. On behalf of the students, who benefit from such a wonderful display of generosity, we would like to express our sincere appreciation to all the families and friends who helped make the fundraising for our school successful once again this year. The fund raising committee raised over $1440 for our school, which will go towards pur- chasing stage curtains and microphones. A terrific effort! ANZAC Ceremony—many congratulations go to the students of the Senior Learning Unit for their successful and inspiring assembly last Friday in commemoration of ANZAC heroes past and present. The students’ appreci- ation of the courage and bravery, displayed by our serving men and women, was clearly on display. The students’ poems and biographies about the selflessness of Australian civilians, nurses, resistance fighters, soldiers, airmen and sailors demonstrated depth in both their research and learning. Thank you to those parents, carers and friends who were able to attend this special assembly. As in past years, the wreaths and bouquets created by each of the grades have been taken to the Five Ways memorial and laid alongside those of the wider community. Lest we forget. ************* Mothers’ Day Stall— The fund raising committee is active once again this week by providing a wide range of gifts for our students to purchase on Wednesday 7 th and Thursday 8 th May in the school foyer. Students can come along and view the terrific array of pre- sents they may wish to buy for their mums this Mothers’ Day. Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected] What’s On TERM TWO Wed 7th & Thurs 8th May Mothers Day Stall Thursday 8th May Book Club Due Friday 9th May Canteen Open Monday 19th May School Council Monday 9th June Queen’s Birthday Holiday Purpose Statement Mount Dandenong Primary School values our unique environment and close community. It is a place for creative opportunities and academic excellence, nurturing respect, happiness and independence. Issue 210 6th May 2014 Lunch Orders Begin This Week The Mt Dandy School Council has approved a new lunch order process starting this week. Lunches will be pre or- dered on Thursday mornings and delivered to school on Fridays in time for lunch. The Mt Dandenong Bakery will be supplying our lunches for our term 2 trial. An order form is contained in this newsletter and can be downloaded from our website. We hope that all families find this trial to be successful and we welcome your feedback. Thank you to Sandy O’Brian for researching and organising this program on behalf of our community. Help Wanted Helping out in the school Uniform Shop is a great way to get involved in the school community. If you are interested in assisting in the MDPS Uniform Shop please talk to Julie in the Office for more details. Thank you. Book Club is due this week on Thursday 8th May

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Page 1: The Mount Dandy News Top of the mountain, top results. · trying the sherbet on their tongues, play-ing with their slime and watching rockets explode. The photos show Cai Qhery measuring

The Mount Dandy News Top of the mountain, top results.

What’s in this issue?

News and Views 1&2

Lucky Jars 2

Art News 2

Vocal Ensemble 2

OSHClub 3

Every day counts 4

MS Walk and Fun Run 5

News and Views...

Chestnut Festival 2014—congratulations to MDPS’s fundraising committee and volunteer family staff mem-

bers for facing the rainy and windy conditions on Sunday. The inclement weather did not deter a good turnout

of visitors, young and old, to this year’s Chestnut Festival. Our school’s stands were loaded with lucky jars and delicious cakes. The sale of hot and steaming corn on the

cob was just the job for such cold weather and lots of children enjoyed the ever popular fairy floss and were

excited by their terrific lucky jar surprises.

On behalf of the students, who benefit from such a wonderful display of generosity, we would like to express

our sincere appreciation to all the families and friends who helped make the fundraising for our school successful

once again this year. The fund raising committee raised over $1440 for our school, which will go towards pur-

chasing stage curtains and microphones. A terrific effort!

ANZAC Ceremony—many congratulations go to the students of the Senior Learning Unit for their successful

and inspiring assembly last Friday in commemoration of ANZAC heroes past and present. The students’ appreci-

ation of the courage and bravery, displayed by our serving men and women, was clearly on display. The students’

poems and biographies about the selflessness of Australian civilians, nurses, resistance fighters, soldiers, airmen

and sailors demonstrated depth in both their research and learning.

Thank you to those parents, carers and friends who were able to attend this special assembly. As in past years, the wreaths and bouquets created by each of the grades have been taken to the Five Ways

memorial and laid alongside those of the wider community. Lest we forget.

************* Mothers’ Day Stall— The fund raising committee is active once

again this week by providing a wide range of gifts for our students

to purchase on Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th May in the school

foyer. Students can come along and view the terrific array of pre-

sents they may wish to buy for their mums this Mothers’ Day.

Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au

Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected]

What’s On TERM TWO

Wed 7th & Thurs 8th May

Mothers Day Stall

Thursday 8th May Book Club Due

Friday 9th May Canteen Open Monday 19th May

School Council Monday 9th June

Queen’s Birthday Holiday

Purpose Statement Mount Dandenong Primary School values our unique environment and close community. It is a place for creative opportunities and academic

excellence, nurturing respect, happiness and independence.

Issue 210 6th May 2014

Lunch Orders Begin This Week The Mt Dandy School Council has approved a new lunch

order process starting this week. Lunches will be pre or-

dered on Thursday mornings and delivered to school on

Fridays in time for lunch. The Mt Dandenong Bakery will be

supplying our lunches for our term 2 trial. An order form is

contained in this newsletter and can be downloaded from our website. We hope that all families find this trial to be

successful and we welcome your feedback. Thank you to Sandy O’Brian for researching and organising

this program on behalf of our community.

Help Wanted

Helping out in the school Uniform

Shop is a great way to get involved in

the school community.

If you are interested in assisting in the

MDPS Uniform Shop please talk to Julie

in the Office for more details.

Thank you.

Book Club is due this week on

Thursday 8th May

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Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au

Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected]

Page 2 The Mount Dandy News

FRUITY FRIDAY ROSTER

TERM 2 We need an extra pair of hands on the roster for the following dates:

Friday 9th May Friday 16th May Friday 23rd May

Friday 6th June Friday 13th June Friday 20th June

If you can help out, please contact Jackie on 0403 861 558 or Tara on 0403 256 956

A HUGE thank you to our 2014 sponsors:

Brammer family (Major Sponsor)

Gates family

Grant- McLeod Family

Thank you to our volunteers last week and the people who popped into help –

Mel Muir J

Roster for Friday 9th May

Meet in the staff room at 9am

Friday 9th May

Jackie Monteith

Sarah Davy

Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th May Treat Mum to one of our beautiful gifts available for purchase from

$1 to $5 this Wednesday and Thursday. (Please bring your own carry bag)

Congratulations to our R.I.C.H Values award winners for Term 1!

Eloise Ravensdale, Fodey Hayes Ethan Blunt, Maeve Higgins Sienna Ross, Kye Lavender

Tabatha Bott, Shae Watt Amy Barnes

These students were chosen by their teacher because they worked hard all term to be respectful - well done!

Our value for Term 2 is Independence.

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Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au

Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected]

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OSHClub News Before School / After School Care Program

This Week’s Activities – Term 2,Week 1

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Before Care Activities

Mother’s day coupons Flowers Origami petals Mother’s day poem Photo frames

Brekky

Cereal & Milk, Juice (No

sugar), Toast (White/

Wholemeal) & Spreads,

yoghurt

Cereal & Milk, Juice (No

sugar), Toast (White/

Wholemeal), Spreads &

Milk & Milo

Cereal & Milk, Juice (No

sugar), Toast (White/

Wholemeal), Spreads &

Raisin Toast

Cereal & Milk, Juice (No

sugar), Toast (White/

Wholemeal) & Spreads,

Fresh fruit

Cereal & Milk, Juice (No

sugar), Toast (White/

Wholemeal) & Spreads,

Milk & milo

After Care Activities

‘Creation Day’

4:15 – 5:15pm

World’s best mum cards.

&

Giants treasure.

‘Get Creative’

Art/Craft Club!

4:15pm – 5:15pm

Stain glass cards

&

Mind craft Lego

‘Active After school

sports games’

4:15pm – 5:15pm

AASC- Tennis

&

Balloon football

‘Cooking Club!’

4:15 to 5:15pm

Simple short bread

&

Hopscotch

‘Friday Fun Day’

4:15pm – 5:15pm

Movie making

&

Dress up

Afternoon tea

Fresh sandwiches & fresh

fruit

Toasted ham and cheese

sandwiches & fresh fruit

Nachos, salsa and fresh

fruit

Dim Sims and fresh fruit

2 minute noodles& fresh

fruit

Parent Information

Make sure your child/ren bring their hat as: No Hat = No outside play.

Ensure all enrolments are to be signed in and out when your child arrives and is collected at the end of the day.

OSHC program phone: 0419915649 OSHClub Head Office: 03 8564 9000

Coordinator: Lina Corrone Assistant: Samantha Clarke All families must be enrolled to attend the program, remember this is Free!! Please create an account online at www.oshclub.com.au all bookings and cancella-

tions can also be managed via your online account. For on the day bookings please contact the Coordinator direct at the program.

This week we all explored the wonderful

world of science. Each day we dove into a

new scientific experience. The kids love

trying the sherbet on their tongues, play-

ing with their slime and watching rockets

explode. The photos show Cai Qhery

measuring his sherbet and Charlotte and

Flynn mixing their slime. Above you can

see Chelsea working hard on creating her

pink play dough, which everyone enjoyed playing with!

Next week we are celebrating mother’s day!! We will be spending the week

becoming artists, with our art and craft gifts. We will also be running out Active

after school care focussing on tennis. Finally we can’t forget our cooking club!

This week we are making our own short bread.

So come along and join the FUN!!

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Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au

Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected]

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Canteen orders are back ... We are trialling lunch orders through the local bakery as of FRIDAY 9th MAY. To receive a

lunch order, you must complete the 'order form' below, enclose in an envelope with the cor-

rect money and leave it in the special tub which you will find in your classroom.

Sandwiches are available in white and wholemeal bread only, roll is extra 20c.

Orders must be in on Thursday mornings.

Name …………………………………………………………………… Class …………………

Hot food Price Qty Sub Total

Sausage Roll $3.00

Plain Pie $3.80

Party Pie 80c

Party Sausage Roll 80c

Vegetable Pastie $3.60

Sauce 20c

Sandwiches (white or wholemeal) or rolls

Roll 20c

Ham, cheese and tomato $4.20

Chicken, lettuce and mayonnaise $4.50

Salad $4.00

Vegemite $2.50

Pizza roll $2.50

Cheese and bacon roll $2.20

Plain croissants $2.20

Treats

Cinnamon donut 70c

Iced donut 80c

Chocolate cookie $1.80

Cornflake cookie $1.80

Gluten free cookie $1.90

Cup Cake $2.00

Drinks

Apple Juice $2.50

Orange Juice $2.50

Amount Enclosed: $ Total $

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Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au

Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected]

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As some of you may be aware, I am fundraising for this year’s MS Walk and Fun Run on Sunday June 1st at Albert Park Lake for either a 5km or 10km walk or run. Multiple Sclerosis is a degenerative disease of the cen-tral nervous system and affects people in different and life-altering ways.

I am seeking assistance from students and their families who might be interested in helping to fundraise with me and form a “Mrs LC” team or families who would just like to donate. Once registered with the link be-low, students with their families, may like to fundraise on my behalf and/or walk with me on the day.

I am happy to share my unfolding story with the school community and I would like to repay MS Australia for all of their support. Fundraising directly assists myself and others with MS, to manage symptoms (which are often invisible to others) so that I can continue to be a productive teacher, mother, wife and friend. My profile page can be accessed with the link below.

http://register.mswalk.org.au/2014-MS-Walk-and-Fun-Run-Melbourne/DebbieLC

Help needed Experienced person to re-work and update web copy

on a Tuesday(s). Cash per hour payment

Stay at home mum would be great, child welcome.

Contact Katharine in the SLU or phone 9728 1724

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Mount Dandenong Primary School Farndons Road, Mount Dandenong 3767 www.mtdandps.vic.edu.au

Telephone—03 9751 1136 Fax—03 9751 2332 [email protected]

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