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Beverley District High School Independent Public School Fortnightly Newsletter Monday 29 th July 2019 Our School Voice Office Phone: 9646 1165 www.beverleydhs.wa.edu.au News Updates and Reminders Check Connect Notices 30 th July P & C Meeting 7pm 31 st July School Board Meeting 7pm 6 th & 7 th August Yr 3/4 & 5/6 Science Week Excursion – Beverley CRC Term Planner Me@3 Flyer Govt Mobile Service Flyer Dance Classes Flyer Beverley DHS - fabulous staff, fabulous families, fabulous students As I head down to Nannup for a stint in the cold, I would like to pay tribute to the wonderful teaching and non- teaching staff at Beverley District High School. I have taught and worked at many schools over the last 20 years, and none has had a more compassionate, dedicated and hard-working group of teachers, education assistants and support staff. Parents can feel confident that their children are in the hands of professionals who care about their children and want the very best for them. I would also like to express my appreciation to the families of our students. We are lucky to have a supportive school community. Parents are very active in helping not only their own children, but all the children in the school, through volunteering in the canteen, in classrooms, at carnivals and special events and when classes go on camps and excursions. They also support the school through the positive messages they share in the community and on social media, and by interacting with staff in productive ways to build positive partnerships. The role of the P&C is significant; it supports resources for the school as well as activities and events, and helps bring the community and the school closer together. Thanks to the P&C committee and members for all they do. Our school board is a very effective one, driving the school’s vision through planning and governance that ensures accountability and goal setting. Our current board, led by Chair Damien Murray, is set to begin developing the 2020 to 2022 business plan, with input from staff and parents. I encourage all our families to talk to Board members about the progress of this planning. Lastly, I would like to pay tribute to the students at our school. As well as being the reason that the rest of us are here, the students are just fantastic: hard working, generally very respectful and caring, and very responsible future community members with ambitions that they are well on their way to achieving. The incoming principal for the remainder of the year will be very pleased to be appointed to Beverley. Mrs Murray will be Principal from Monday 5 August while selection processes are underway. I wish the Beverley school community all the best for the remainder of 2019. Wendy Moore Footy Colours Day Our students finished off Term 2 dressed in their favourite footy team colours, raising much needed funds for the fight against childhood cancer. Thank you to all who supported this fundraiser! The students had a great day! Term 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Week 2 July 29 th Newsletter 30 th P&C Meeting 7pm 31 st School Board Meeting 7pm August 1 st Early close 2.30pm 2 nd Week 3 5 th 6 th Year 5/6 Science Week Excursion 7 th Year 3/4 Science Week Excursion 8 th Choir Assembly @ 2pm 9 th 20 John Street, Beverley WA 6304 T: 9646 1165 E: [email protected] W: www.beverleydhs.wa.edu.au

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Beverley District High School

Independent Public School Fortnightly Newsletter Monday 29th July 2019

Our School Voice

Office Phone: 9646 1165 www.beverleydhs.wa.edu.au

News Updates and Reminders

Check Connect Notices 30th July P & C Meeting 7pm

31st July School Board Meeting 7pm

6th & 7th August Yr 3/4 & 5/6 Science Week Excursion – Beverley CRC

Term Planner

Me@3 Flyer

Govt Mobile Service Flyer

Dance Classes Flyer

Beverley DHS - fabulous staff, fabulous families, fabulous students

As I head down to Nannup for a stint in the cold, I would like to pay tribute to the wonderful teaching and non-teaching staff at Beverley District High School. I have taught and worked at many schools over the last 20 years, and none has had a more compassionate, dedicated and hard-working group of teachers, education assistants and support staff. Parents can feel confident that their children are in the hands of professionals who care about their children and want the very best for them.

I would also like to express my appreciation to the families of our students. We are lucky to have a supportive school community. Parents are very active in helping not only their own children, but all the children in the school, through volunteering in the canteen, in classrooms, at carnivals and special events and when classes go on camps and excursions. They also support the school through the positive messages they share in the community and on social media, and by interacting with staff in productive ways to build positive partnerships.

The role of the P&C is significant; it supports resources for the school as well as activities and events, and helps

bring the community and the school closer together. Thanks to the P&C committee and members for all they do.

Our school board is a very effective one, driving the school’s vision through planning and governance that ensures accountability and goal setting. Our current board, led by Chair Damien Murray, is set to begin developing the 2020 to 2022 business plan, with input from staff and parents. I encourage all our families to talk to Board members about the progress of this planning.

Lastly, I would like to pay tribute to the students at our school. As well as being the reason that the rest of us are here, the students are just fantastic: hard working, generally very respectful and caring, and very responsible future community members with ambitions that they are well on their way to achieving.

The incoming principal for the remainder of the year will be very pleased to be appointed to Beverley. Mrs Murray will be Principal from Monday 5 August while selection processes are underway. I wish the Beverley school community all the best for the remainder of 2019.

Wendy Moore

Footy Colours Day

Our students finished off Term 2 dressed in their favourite footy team colours, raising much needed funds for the fight against childhood cancer. Thank you to all who supported this fundraiser! The students had a great day!

Term 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Week 2

July 29th

Newsletter 30th

P&C Meeting 7pm

31st

School Board Meeting 7pm

August 1st

Early close 2.30pm 2nd

Week 3

5th 6th

Year 5/6 Science Week Excursion

7th

Year 3/4 Science Week Excursion

8th

Choir Assembly @ 2pm 9th

20 John Street, Beverley WA 6304 T: 9646 1165 E: [email protected] W: www.beverleydhs.wa.edu.au

NAIDOC

NAIDOC celebrations were a big event on the school calendar this year! Thank you to Gemma, Donna, Janice and their team for all of their hard work in making this a very special day for our school community.

Vi Barham Award for Excellence 2019

Congratulations to the school’s two nominees for the Vi Barham Award for Excellence. The Vi Barham Award is a $2500 scholarship that has been running for 30 years.

The award is presented to a Year Six student of outstanding ability and achievement. Nominees come from schools across the Upper Great Southern Region. Students participate in testing and finalists take part in an interview process.

Mya and Oliver both work very hard and are committed to their studies. They are very worthy nominees for this award. We wish them well as they proceed to the next stage of this process, which involves sitting a set of academic tests.

Thank You Book Week 2019

We would like to thank the

Beverley Shire Council for generously collecting and delivering our recent fertiliser

order from Perth.

Dress-up Parade “Come as your Favourite Book Character”

Thursday 29th August, 2019 at 8.50am

Dress as your favourite book character. A parade of costumes will be held in the undercover area at 8.50am. Participation is free and guaranteed fun!

National Tree Day

To celebrate National Tree Day on Friday 26th July and to develop an awareness of conservation, students from 8 to 16 years planted 2560 seedlings in the George Street reserve to assist in the re-establishment of the natural bush cover of the river area. Thank you to Mrs Phyllis Facey and helpers for their organisation of the day.