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Dear Parents, Carers and Community members
At ICS, the education, wellbeing, and safety of our students and
staff is paramount. For this reason, we have systems in place to
ensure everyone is provided with a quality education and safe
environment. One of the most important things your child can
do to achieve academic success is also one of the most basic:
going to school every day, committing to their learning and not
interfering with other students learning. Unfortunately there are
some student’s at ICS that are stopping the flow of learning in
classrooms, therefore the School will be taking action. As every
child has a right to receive an education, it is our duty of care to
ensure they are provided quality education.
If you wish to have a meeting, phone call, or yarn with your
child’s teacher or any other member of staff, please make an
appointment. You can drop in at the front office between
8.20am and 3.40pm or call us on 69951108 to organise a suita-
ble time.
2018- 2020 School Plan
One of the ICS Strategic Directions of our new School Plan is
‘Confident Learners’, with the purpose to implement a relevant,
innovative and dynamic curriculum through an integrated
approach to quality teaching, curriculum planning and delivery,
and assessment that meets the diverse learning needs of
students, promotes excellence and creates active and informed
students. During this year, the staff will be researching different
models of innovative, growth mindset and evidence data
teaching and learning deliveries that best suits the Ivanhoe
Central Students. There will be many fantastic opportunities for
students to grow academically and personally. Stay tune for
more updates as this will be an exciting journey.
My door is and always has been open – whether you are happy
or sad.
Have a great week
P. Sharp - Principal
DIARY DATES
Term 1, 2019
Week 6 — SHORT Week
4 March Monday:
5 March Tuesday:
HUB—10.30am to 12.00pm BR room
6 March Wednesday:
Years 7-10 TEC HMHS 10.30am-6pm
7 March Thursday:
HUB—10.30am to 12.00pm BR room
8 March Friday:
RDO
Roo Star: Respectful:
I am respectful of
others We ask that all students keep this in
mind when interacting with each
others. They need to remember that
we are all different, not one person is
the same.
Therefore we need to
respect each others special
qualities no matter how
different we are from one
another.
Ms Sharp asked the question: “ If you had 6 oranges in one hand and 7 apples in the
other, what would I have”?
Clay answered “big hands”!
LIBRARY
‘Char lie’s Stars’ wr itten by Kat Barwick and Jedda Davis.
Charlie misses Grandpa. But the stars in the sky, remind him of Grandpa’s shin-
ing eyes. Where else will Charlie find stars?
Follow Charlie on an adventure through the seasons as he finds stars in surprising
places! Charlie’s Stars is a heartfelt story about family and remembering loved
ones.
‘The Ugly Five’ written by Julie Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
Meet the ugliest animals roaming the savannah. They’re gangly, warty, bumpy, bris-
tly, spotty, stinky and totally irresistible! We’re the ugly five, we’re the ugly five.
Everyone flees when they see us arrive.
HUB NEWS
Welcome to the Hub for 2019. This year we have a new Hub su-
pervisor, Sara Morgan who is keen to welcome all parents and chil-
dren to the groups to be held:
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY—9.30 to 12.00
Children aged from birth to 5 years are most welcome to attend
accompanied by their parent/s. This is an opportunity for
parents to interact and for children to socialise and play
together.
Bronze merit awards Rilie receiving her pen licence
Left: Isla and
Jack
presenting their
hats.
Below: parents
and students
enjoying the
secondary race
track.
Above: students receiving merit awards
Below: Robert, Anthony and Kiara receiving bunsen burner
licences
NOTICE
ITEMS FOR PUBLICATION
Items for publication in the school newsletter need to be submitted to the school (via email or in person) by 4pm Wednesday, prior to publication. This will ensure items are included in the next newsletter.
Phone - 02 6995 1108 Email - [email protected]
Due to large numbers of community advertisements coming into the school to be added to the newsletter, the cost is escalating. We would like to continue to produce large and colourful copies but to make this possible we will need to charge a fee for each advertisement.
$20 a month or $5 per ad as a one off.
Community Notices are accepted in good faith and at the discretion of the Principal.
COMMUNITY ITEMS
IVANHOE HEALTH SERVICE
Gentle exercise session:
To be held at the Ivanhoe Health Service
Friday 1 March
Commencing 10.15am
This session will be run by Susan Jordan –
Susan is a member of the RFDS Mental Health Team and also a registered yoga
teacher.
We are hoping the exercise session will be run fortnightly on a regular basis.
IVANHOE HEALTH SERVICE
CLINIC DATES
Mental Health Counsellor Friday 1 March
Drug & Alcohol Counsellor Friday 1 March
Drug & Alcohol Counsellor Friday 8 March
Primary Health Nurse Friday 8 March
Mental Health Counsellor Monday 11 March
Dentist Friday 15 March
Mental Health Counsellor Friday 15 March
Drug & Alcohol Counsellor Friday 15 March
Drug & Alcohol Counsellor Friday 22 March
Mental Health Counsellor Monday 25 March
Drug & Alcohol Counsellor Friday 29 March
For emergencies Ring 000 After hours please ring Healthdirect 1800 022 222
You can book clinic appointments by phoning 02 6990 2200
Business hours: Monday to Friday between 8.30am & 5.00pm
Ivanhoe Roosters News
Re-turfing the oval
This Saturday 2nd March starting at 7am will begin
to turf the first half of the oval, Nigel Plum ex NRL
star will be making an appearance to help lay the
turf and have a yarn.
Come along and catch up with the Ivanhoe Roost-
ers and give a hand, BBQ and cold drinks will be
supplied on the day.
Saturday 9th March we will be laying the second
half of the turf, you may be available to give a
hand on either of the weekends, any help would
be appreciated.
FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ
This Friday the 1st of March the Roosters will be
putting a BBQ on at the RSL club after their
training session at the GYM around 7pm, . They
would like to invite family and friends to come
along for a yarn and a feed for a gold coin
donation
Until next time …..Ivanhoe Roosters Committee
UP THE ROOSTERS!!!
G'day all Once again the Ivanhoe Pig comp is coming up on June long weekend. We are look-ing for sponsors for this years comp and are going with a new idea of sponsorship. We hope our previous sponsors will continue there great support and sponsor the comp in 2019. We have a few new categories' this year.
IVANHOE PIG HUNTING COMPETITION 2019 CATEGORIES 1. Top 10 Boars by weight 2. Heaviest Sow 3. Best Hooks 4. Heaviest Load (maximum 5 pigs) 5. 3 x mystery weights 6. Heaviest Pig Harvested by Female Entrant 7. Heaviest Pig Harvested by Junior Entrant 8. Longest Fox (tip of nose to tip of tail not including hair) 9. Most Foxes 10. Longest Wild Cat (tip of nose to tip of tail not including hair) 11. Most Wild cats 12. Longest Wild Dog (tip of nose to tip of tail not including hair) 13. All Wild dogs We are looking for sponsors for each category . If you wish to sponsor the comp with a prize or cash/ donation it is greatly appreciated. Just let me know which category you would like to sponsor . All profit from the comp will be donated to various local organisations and the Black Dog Ride Thanks Josh Robertson 0438951191 [email protected] Po box 88 Ivanhoe nsw 2878 Bank details Way out west pig hunting club 633000 157349283
Central Darling Shire Council
Position Vacant
Ivanhoe Labourer
Applications are invited from interested and ideally suitably experienced persons for the full-time position of Ivanhoe Labourer, Shire Services with the Central Darling Shire Council based in the township of Ivanhoe. Duties involve general labouring across a range of civil related works, drive light vehicles, trucks and operate plant and equipment and any other functions and duties as required and directed. For further information, and to obtain a Position Description, either go to Council’s website at www.centraldarling.nsw.gov.au, or telephone Mr John Stevenson on (08) 8083 8900. All applications, including a covering letter, written responses to all selection criteria and resume must be addressed and submitted to: The Attention of the General Manager Marked ‘Private and Confidential’ Central Darling Shire Council PO Box 165 WILCANNIA NSW 2836 or by e-mail: [email protected] Applications close at 5pm on Friday, 15 March 2019. Greg Hill GENERAL MANAGER
We are looking for reliable cleaning staff to work at local Government sites in the Ivanhoe area.
Monday to Friday, various part time and casual positions available.
Experience preferred but not essential.
Training and uniform provided.
Please email your résumé to [email protected]
Or for more information contact Tim Wilson
Ph: 0427 298 769 between 8:00am – 4:30pm Monday to Friday
www.jossgroup.com.au
