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Crescent Head Public School Grapevine
44 Pacific Street, Crescent Head NSW 2440 Phone: 02 65660255 Fax: 02 65660617 Email: [email protected] www.crescenthd-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
TERM 2 CALENDAR TERM 2 WEEK 8 – MONDAY 17T H JUNE
Term 2 – Week 8 - June
Mon 17th – Thu 20th – LNC Dance Festival Fri 21st Girls soccer @ Bellingen 11am
Term 2 – Week 9 - June
Fri 28th Year 6 @ Melville HS Showcase Fri 28th Musica Viva - Wyniss
Term 2 – Week 10 - July
Thu 4th P&C Meeting Fri 5th NAIDOC Day/Arts & Writing Festival Fri 5th Semester One reports home to
students Fri 5th Last day of Term 2
TERM 3
Term 3 – Week 1 - July
Mon 22nd Staff Development Day Tue 23rd Students return to CHPS
SURFING POSTPONED
Surfing this Friday 21st June has been postponed until next term.
CHPS ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
What a great day! The sun was shining, the canteen was fantastic and the whole school was actively involved in the events of the day. A huge thank you to all the parents and friends who helped out, your contribution was greatly appreciated. The results have all been finalised and a special Sports Assembly was held today to hand out individual ribbons and age champion certificates. Congratulations to our 6 champions.
Champions Girl Boy
Junior Frankie Supple Luke Hamilton
11 Year Alannah Koivu Tom Moffitt
Senior April Hoskins-Ellis
Alec Gorline-Singleman
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CHPS ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
ATHLETICS CARNIVAL RECORDS Seven Crescent Head Public School records were broken at last Friday’s Athletics Carnival. April Hoskins-Ellis – Senior Girls 800m – 2.57.07 Frankie Supple – Junior Girls 200m – 32.10 Tylah Rixon – 9 Year Girls 100m – 16.31 Zac Connolly – 10 Year Boys 100m – 15.87 Luke Hamilton – Junior Boys High Jump – 1.12m Tom Moffitt - 11 Year Boys Shotput – 8.42 - 11 Year Boys Discus – 25.88 Congratulations to all our record breakers and champion.
House Points
1st RED
2nd YELLOW
3rd BLUE
4th GREEN
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BOOK CLUB ORDERS
Book club orders close tomorrow Tuesday 18th June. Please make sure your order is at school tomorrow or place an order online following the instructions in the book club brochure. Don't forget your library bags to borrow the many new exciting books that are on the shelves, waiting to go to your house.
SYDNEY EXCURSION PAYMENT REMINDER
With Term 3 approaching quickly we wish to remind parents and carers of students attending the Sydney excursion that deposits are now overdue and that ongoing payments for the balance of the excursion would be appreciated.
BOTTLE LID COLLECTION
During Semester Two, Stage 2 are hoping to put together a bottle lid mural. In order for this art project to be successful, we are going to need as many bottle lids as possible. We are asking families to gather up their water, milk and soft drink bottle lids and bring them in to Miss Wickham. Stage 2 thanks you for your contribution.
CRESCENT HEAD LION’S CLUB DONATE TO OUR SCHOOL
Yesterday the Crescent Head Lions Club held their 42nd annual change over luncheon at the Crescent Head Country Club. Here the new Board of Directors was sworn in by the Local District Governor. Following this the Lions Club gave out their annual disbursements valuing at almost $10,000 to various community groups from across our village. The Crescent Head Public School was fortunate to be the recipient of $1,000 as part of this ceremony which will be put towards the refurbishment of furniture for our students. We would like to thank the Lions Club for their continued support of our students and school.
DANCE FESTIVAL BEGINS TODAY
Tonight our CHPS Girl's Dance Troupe has the honour of being the opening act for this year’s Lower North Coast Dance Festival. This festival is again being held at the Glasshouse in Port Macquarie over the next four nights. Miss Wickham and Mr Dockrill have been working hard getting the girls ready with an exciting, energetic dance piece. Their audition tape was successful in gaining them a place in Thursday night's showcase where they will perform amongst the best acts from across the festival. Break a leg girls!
TEACHERS OFF TO TAMWORTH FOR PBL TRAINING
This week Mr Dickinson and Miss Raymond are heading off to Tamworth for Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL): Universal Settings training. This program gives us our 5Cs, Icons and Win Bins and is responsible for all programs that enhance our school culture. We are currently building a new team to manage this program with Mr D and Miss Raymond keen to get started.
CHPS MOBILE PHONES POLICY
Our school policy regarding mobile phones has always been around ensuring that students are appropriately supervised when using these devices. We understand that for many students there will be a need to contact parents and caregivers at the end of school days and have a process in place to enable this to happen for students. Our procedure for any student who needs to bring a phone to school is that they take this to the office first thing upon arriving at school and collect it at the end of the school day. Any contact needing to be made through the school day can be made with students by calling our office via the school number.
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MUSICA VIVA – WYNISS – FRIDAY 28TH JUNE
From spinning tops to string figures, this wildly entertaining and colourfully costumed ensemble show how culture and history are passed on through singing and dancing. By comparing their own childhood games to those from the remote Torres Strait, students come to understand the importance of traditions, and to be thankful to those who teach them.
Musica Viva is bringing Wyniss to CHPS on Friday 28th June. Please return note and payment of $7 per child asap for this entertaining performance.
PLEASE LABEL JACKETS
As the cooler weather is now here and students are wearing their CHPS jackets to school, we ask that parents and carers check that jackets are clearly labelled with student’s name and that the jacket they have doesn’t belong to another student.
STAGE 2 - GLASSHOUSE PERFORMANCE ROALD DAHL’S ‘THE TWITS’ – TUESDAY 13T H AUGUST
Mr and Mrs Twit are the most horrible people ever to live on the earth and spend their days playing horrible tricks on each other. Their grotesque appearance is a reflection of their ugly thoughts and mean spirits.
Despite the fact that Mr and Mrs Twit like to play nasty tricks on each other, the book features one of Roald Dahl’s best-known quotes; "...if you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely. ”
Stage 2 students have an opportunity to experience the new adaption of The Twits, it is Roald Dahl in his purest form – unsentimental, grotesque and a lot of fun. A comedy of rebellion and justice that is a high energy combination of storytelling, puppetry and physical theatre!
Please note: We must advise the Glasshouse Theatre of our numbers asap.
PERMISSION NOTE Musica Viva - Wyniss Friday 28th June - $7
Child’s name and class
has permission to attend Musica Viva - Wyniss. I have enclosed $7 for this event
Signed by Parent/carer and dated
PERMISSION NOTE Years 3 & 4 The Twits
Tuesday 13th August $26 including performance and bus fare
Child’s name and class
has permission to attend ‘The Twits’. I have enclosed $26 for this event
Signed by Parent/carer and dated
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SPORT NEWS
MACLEAY ATHLETICS CARNIVAL
The Macleay Athletics Carnival will be held at Kempsey on Friday 2nd August 2019. Transport to this carnival will need to be privately arranged. Notes have been sent home today with eligible students today. If students are unable to attend this carnival they need to let Mrs Munday know as soon as possible so that their events can be offered to other students. There is no cost to enter this carnival.
NORTH COAST CROSS COUNTRY
Good luck to April Hoskins-Ellis who travels to Nana Glen on Friday to compete in the Senior Girls event at the North Coast Cross Country Carnival.
NORTH COAST GIRLS TOUCH FOOTBALL
Last Tuesday Isabella Williams, Jessie Cornish and Jade Lamb played at Grafton in the NC Touch Football team. They played in a round robin against 4 other regions. All players displayed great sportsmanship and skill.
GIRLS SOCCER TEAM TO TAKE ON BELLINGEN
Last Wednesday our senior girls’ soccer team defeated West Kempsey Public School 4-3. Both teams played well and seemed at different times to have the game won before our girls scored with less than a minute to go. This takes them to the end of the Kempsey games with their Round 4 game against Bellingen Public School being played in Bellingen on Friday at 11am. Good luck girls. CANTEEN ROSTER
The CHPS Canteen is closed every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Please send a packed lunch on these days. If you are able to volunteer please contact our Canteen Manager Aline Monteiro 0434 029 222 on or [email protected] Week 8
Thursday 20th Allyson and Laura
Friday 21st Karly and Nikki
Week 9
Thursday 27th Alison and Laura
Friday 28th Jess and Eliza
Week 10
Thursday 4th July Mary and Maree
Friday 5th Laura and Lawry
CRESCENT HEAD P&C MARKETS
Don’t forget to come along and check out the Crescent Head Public School P&C markets held on the 2nd Sunday of each month with extra markets held during holidays. Come along and find a bargain and enjoy some of the new stalls our markets have to offer. Join us beachside for a fun family morning. We welcome new stallholders to our markets. Enquiries can be made at [email protected] Markets will be held on following dates: 7 July 14 July 11 August 8 September 29 September
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WATER RESTRICTION REMINDER
Kempsey Shire Council wishes to advise residents that Level 2 Water Supply Restrictions are now in force (effective from 3 June 2019). In times of low water availability, water restrictions can reduce water demands and conserve the amount of water currently in storage. Community support to conserve our scarce water resources is critical. The water restrictions apply to all properties serviced with reticulated water in the Kempsey Shire and, until further notice, the following restrictions are in force.
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