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Term 1 Week 11, 8 April 2020 Digital Newsleer The school newsleer will be distributed in digital format only during these exceponal circumstances. It will be sent to parentsemail addresses, added to Skoolbag and the School Website. We hope you enjoy viewing the newsleer each fortnight during the school term. FROM THE PRINCIPALS We have experienced a term that has been like no other as we as a naon and community deal with the impact of COVID-19. School has remained open but we are certainly doing things differently. Our focus has been on maintaining the delivery of quality teaching and learning that meets the needs of our learners at school and at home. Staff have worked very hard to ensure that the on-line mode of delivery of lessons is in line with our high expectaons of high quality learning and teaching. It has been a steep and rewarding learning curve as we explore new technologies that deliver educaon in different ways. Staff connue to work hard to improve our modes of delivery and upskill with the diverse technologies and applicaons that are available to us. Parents are to be commended for supporng their children at home. We appreciate it has not been easy and it has required a change in the way that we normally do things. We have had to think laterally and problem solve to support our students learning. Juggling work at home as well as student learning has been demanding for many. However there have been many posives. Families have come together in ways that would not have been possible before COVID-19. Families have become the most important aspect of our lives again! I have been both delighted and thrilled to see the range of learning that students have been presenng. Their creavity and ingenuity, helped by mums and dads, has been outstanding. It is important that as a school community that we connue to keep the communicaon between home and school open. Staff view that its their core business to support families in any way that is praccal to ensure that students thrive and prosper during this difficult me. We need families to tell us what we can do to beer with our service delivery to support them at home. Mrs Arabin is preparing a survey for parents to complete that will assist us with our planning and support. I wish to acknowledge all our staff for their dedicaon, understanding and commitment to this term. Many have had new roles and have started in a new school. Teamwork has enabled all of us to undertake our jobs in a most professional and rewarding manner. Mrs Pla finishes her work with us this term. She will hopefully be with us at mes throughout the rest of the year. Her contribuon to our team has been significant. Thank you to the parents who have responded magnificently to the changing nature of our school term. Your connued support will be needed again next term. Our students have been remarkable. Resilient, flexible, delighul, confounding! We miss them! They have made teaching and leading at Binalong Public School so rewarding. I am looking forward to handing over the reins to Mrs Arabin who returns to lead the school in Term 2. Already Mrs Arabin has been at the forefront of planning and organising for the term ahead. It will be challenging but together we can do great things. Mr Godman (Principal Relieving, Term 1 2020) Attachments: R/Principal: Mr Bill Godman SAM: Mrs Kerry Foran Address: Dickinson Street, Binalong, NSW, 2584 Phone : 02 6227 4381 Fax : 02 6227 4380 Email: [email protected] BULLETIN WEBSITE: hps://binalong-p.schools.nsw.gov.au/

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Term 1 Week 11, 8 April 2020

Digital Newsletter

The school newsletter will be distributed in digital format only during these exceptional circumstances. It will be

sent to parents’ email addresses, added to Skoolbag and the School Website. We hope you enjoy viewing the

newsletter each fortnight during the school term.

FROM THE PRINCIPALS

We have experienced a term that has been like no other as we as a nation and community deal with the impact of

COVID-19. School has remained open but we are certainly doing things differently. Our focus has been on

maintaining the delivery of quality teaching and learning that meets the needs of our learners at school and at

home. Staff have worked very hard to ensure that the on-line mode of delivery of lessons is in line with our high

expectations of high quality learning and teaching. It has been a steep and rewarding learning curve as we explore

new technologies that deliver education in different ways. Staff continue to work hard to improve our modes of

delivery and upskill with the diverse technologies and applications that are available to us.

Parents are to be commended for supporting their children at home. We appreciate it has not been easy and it has

required a change in the way that we normally do things. We have had to think laterally and problem solve to

support our students learning. Juggling work at home as well as student learning has been demanding for many.

However there have been many positives. Families have come together in ways that would not have been possible

before COVID-19. Families have become the most important aspect of our lives again!

I have been both delighted and thrilled to see the range of learning that students have been presenting. Their

creativity and ingenuity, helped by mums and dads, has been outstanding.

It is important that as a school community that we continue to keep the communication between home and school

open. Staff view that it’s their core business to support families in any way that is practical to ensure that students

thrive and prosper during this difficult time. We need families to tell us what we can do to better with our service

delivery to support them at home. Mrs Arabin is preparing a survey for parents to complete that will assist us with

our planning and support.

I wish to acknowledge all our staff for their dedication, understanding and commitment to this term. Many have

had new roles and have started in a new school. Teamwork has enabled all of us to undertake our jobs in a most

professional and rewarding manner. Mrs Platt finishes her work with us this term. She will hopefully be with us at

times throughout the rest of the year. Her contribution to our team has been significant.

Thank you to the parents who have responded magnificently to the changing nature of our school term. Your

continued support will be needed again next term.

Our students have been remarkable. Resilient, flexible, delightful, confounding! We miss them! They have made

teaching and leading at Binalong Public School so rewarding.

I am looking forward to handing over the reins to Mrs Arabin who returns to lead the school in Term 2. Already Mrs

Arabin has been at the forefront of planning and organising for the term ahead. It will be challenging but together

we can do great things.

Mr Godman (Principal Relieving, Term 1 2020)

Attachments:

R/Principal: Mr Bill Godman SAM: Mrs Kerry Foran Address: Dickinson Street, Binalong, NSW, 2584

Phone : 02 6227 4381 Fax : 02 6227 4380 Email: [email protected]

BULLETIN

WEBSITE: https://binalong-p.schools.nsw.gov.au/

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Big Barry is enjoying

the quieter schools

grounds!

Message from our Principal

I’m looking forward to re-joining the team at Binalong and connecting again with children and families. The staff at Binalong PS have lead and developed teaching and learning for our students incredibly, parents have been amazing and the kids have been resilient, determined and enthusiastic throughout a challenging and uncertain few weeks. I’ve loved catching up with learning through Google Classrooms and have been thrilled to see children uploading photos, videos and engaging with their teachers and classmates. May you all have a safe and restful break.

Mrs Arabin

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YEAR 2/3 LEARNING AT HOME

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STARS OF THE WEEK

K/1

ZAVIER

Excellent dedication with learning from

home

2/3

RUBY

Excellent effort with home learning

K/1

2/3 4/5/6

HAYDEN Creativity and excellence

in home learning

WILLIAM Curiosity and interest in

natural science and science

JUAN The excellent research

on the Bunya Pine

STARS OF THE WEEK Weeks 10 & 11

DALTON

Commitment to learning

2/3

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STARS OF THE WEEK

4/5/6

TAYLA

Continual dedication to her learning, even at

home

IVY

Dedication and effort in your learning, even

at home

KYRON Outstanding creativity in

your lego creations

LAUREN Happy and positive outlook on learning

RHIANNA Persisting with your

learning, even at home

STARS OF THE WEEK Weeks 10 & 11

MADDIE

Thinking critically when reading and

responding to books

MALEA Showing great creativity

in her children’s story

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FUTURE DATES

Term 3 Staff Development Day Mon 20/7

CDPSSA Athletics Carnival @ Cootamundra Fri 14/8

Riverina Athletics Carnival @ Albury Fri 28/8

Binalong Community Spring Art Show 4-6 Sept

Arabin Cup Fri 18/9

Term 3 ends Fri 25/9

Murrumbateman Field Days 17-18 Oct

Scholastic Book Fair 29/10

Spring Fair Sun 1/11

TERM 2

Term 2 Staff Development Day Mon 27/4

School resumes for students Tues 28/4

School Art Show (postponed) Fri 8/5

NAPLAN—Years 3 & 5 (cancelled) 11-13 May

Small Schools’ Cross Country @ Bongongo (postponed)

Fri 15/5

Scholastic Book Fair (postponed) Tues 19/5

GRIP Leadership Conference @ Canberra (Year 6 students) (cancelled)

Thurs 28/5

CDPSSA Cross Country @ Murrumburrah (postponed)

Fri 29/5

Riverina PSS Cross Country (postponed) Thurs 11/6

Term 2 ends Fri 3/7

Dates for the Diary

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Open from 10am to 5pm. Mon, Wed, Fri & Weekends Telephone: (02) 62274251

Fax: (02) 62274406

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