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26 April 201826 April 2018

PRINCIPAL REPORTDear Parent / Caregiver

It has been a very positive start to the term after the successof the Commonwealth Games and it was really pleasing to seethe children keen and eager to be back with their class matesand teachers. Last week I was fortunate to be able to pop in toa number of the year 4 and 5 classes and was impressed withthe focussed learning taking place!

Congratulations to our student leaders and classrepresentatives for their contribution to another moving ANZACDay ceremony on Tuesday. Pride in ourselves, our uniformand our country is a really important characteristic to instil inour children and it is days such as ANZAC Day where wehave an opportunity to remember those men, women andchildren who lost their lives defending our country that makesAustralia the place it is today. Special thanks to those parentsand students who made the effort to come along to the localEumundi ceremony on Wednesday. Your presence reallyadded value to the spirit and significance of the day.

With the National Testing process just around the corner ouryear 3 and 5 students have commenced familiarisingthemselves with the test format and procedures. It is importantthat all children where possible complete these tests. Shouldyou have any questions in relation to the NAPLAN testingplease take the time to call the school to discuss any concernsprior to withdrawing your child.

Prep Building

At this stage our new prep class will be completed and ready forstudent use from Monday 30 April 2018. Information confirmingthis will be sent out to parents of students in Prep, Year 2

and Year 3 classes as soon as the school receives approval toaccess the site. Thanks to everyone for their patience in relationto this matter.

Who has the code to help stop cyberbullying?

Queensland students are invited to use their amazing codingskills to help Anti-Bully Girl and her cyber hero friends spreadthe word that it’s time to stand up to cyberbullies. The Premier’sCreating Queensland’s Future coding competition is now opento all Queensland students from Years 3 to 10.

This year, students are encouraged to enter a game, app orother digital solution that can help students stand up tocyberbullies. Technology themed prizes will be awarded to thewinner, runners-up, and team winners in each category. Entriesclose on 19 June, visit QGOV for details.

We have a number of links to surveys later in this edition, soplease take the time to complete these if they relate to you, asyour feedback is important.

Have a great weekMick

DEPUTY NEWS – Prep to Year 2

AEDC Survey – Prep students

Between May and August this year, our school will be takingpart in the Australian Early Development Census (AEDC), whichis a nationwide census of early childhood development andhelps our school and community understand how children aredeveloping before they start school, what is being done well,and what can be improved. The AEDC is an AustralianGovernment initiative run by the Department of Education andTraining.

Prep parents will receive an information email from our schoolwith further details.

The AEDC is voluntary and is not a school test, so should youwish for your child/children’s information to be excluded fromthe census, please contact Sarah McDonagh (Deputy PrincipalP-2) or our school office on 5472 6333.

New students and families for 2019 Eumundi SSPrep – transition events and enrolmentinterviews.

Interviews are being scheduled now for 2019 Prep for thosewho have submitted completed enrolment applications.

Please also see below and share with other families that maybe interested in enrolling in Prep 2019 the following transitionopportunities we will be offering for parents and students duringthis year –

Tuesday 19thJune 2018

PREP 2019INFORMATION DAYAND SCHOOL TOUR

Parents with theirprospective Prepstudents are invited tocome to our InformationDay and School Tour.The session will beginwith informationpresented by our Prepteachers and schoolleadership team in theSchool Hall on NapierRoad. It will then befollowed by a tour of theschool and concludewith a brief morning tea.

9:00 to 10:30

Tuesday 14thAugust 2018

PREP ‘OPENCLASSROOMS’

Parents are invited tocome and observe ourPrep classes in action.During this time you willhave the opportunity tospeak with our PrincipalMr Michael Connors,Deputy Principal P-2 MsSarah McDonagh, andP-2 Connect CoordinatorMrs Carolyn Davies.Additional school staffwill be on duty in thePrep undercover areaand playground tosupervise your children ifyou would like to bringthem along. We lookforward to seeing youthere!

9:00 to 10:30

Thursday 18thOctober 2018

PREP 2019ORIENTATIONSESSION 1

Parents with theirprospective Prepstudents are requestedto book their child in toone of the orientationsessions. The sessionsled by our Prep teacherswill be in the Prepclassrooms. Dates andtimes will be shared onour email Bulletin andbookings are required tomanage our groupnumbers.

9:00 to 10:30

Thursday 25thOctober 2018

PREP 2019ORIENTATIONSESSION 2

9:00 to 10:30

Thursday 1stNovember 2018

PREP 2019ORIENTATIONSESSION 3

9:00 to 10:30

Thursday 8thNovember 2018

PREP 2019ORIENTATIONSESSION 4

9:00 to 10:30

Thursday 15thNovember 2018

PREP 2019ORIENTATIONSESSION 5

9:00 to 10:30

Vision Screening for Prep Students

We encourage parents of all students in the early years ofschool, particularly Prep, to have recent vision and hearingtests. It can sometimes be difficult to ascertain whether astudent is experiencing difficulty with their hearing or vision, andthe effect on their learning progress, social skills and confidencecan be significant. For this reason our school accepted aninvitation from Children's Health Queensland to conduct freevision screening here at our school for all Eumundi State SchoolPrep students.

A permission envelope with parental consent forms have beensent home with Prep students. The Queensland GovernmentChild Health Nurses will be here to begin screening from the5th June. To participate, please return your completed consentforms and envelope (please seal your envelope for privacy, theywill be returned to the Health Nurses) to Prep Teachers byFriday 4th May.

Community survey – enrolment choices for Prep

The cluster of State Schools in the Noosa and Hinterland areawould appreciate your thoughts and opinions regardingenrolment choices for Prep in our local schools.

If you have a child in Kindy (3 or 4 years of age) please shareyour opinions in our online survey and help our schools tocontinue quality planning for Prep students in our community.Our survey will only take 5 minutes to complete. Please sharewith friends or other families in our community with childrenage 3 - 4 that may take the time to respond. We thank you

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for sharing and contributing to quality educational outcomes forour students.

DEPUTY NEWS – Years 3 to 6

Noosa and Hinterland Principals' Cluster Surveyfor Primary Age Students Entering High School

The Noosa and Hinterland State School Principals are seekingopinions about schooling for your Primary School age enteringHigh School children.

This survey should only take 5 minutes of your time. Informationfrom this survey is treated as strictly confidential and will helpinform our school decision making processes.

Thank you in anticipation of your valued responses.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EumundiSS-enteringHS

NAPLAN Testing

This year NAPLAN testing for students in Years 3 and 5 willtake place on 15, 16 and 17 May. The NAPLAN tests aredesigned to assess the skills of Australian students in literacyand numeracy.

The specific purposes are:

All eligible students in Years 3, 5, 7 or Year 9 enrolled atState, Catholic or Independent schools must sit the tests unlessthey are exempt by the school or withdrawn by parents/carers.Parents considering withdrawal (an exemption of theirchildren) from one or more of the tests should contact theschool as soon as possible.

Information for parents about the tests is available on theNAPLAN website.

TERM 2

Week Who

3 Year 3 - 6

4 NO PARADE – Public Holiday

5 P – 2

6 Whole School

7 Year 3 - 6

8 P – 2

9 Year 3 - 6

10 Whole School

11 NO PARADE

CURRICULUM UPDATEOur teachers have been extremely busy planning engaginglearning activities for Term Two. The following provides anoverview of the teaching and learning across all the year levelsfor the term.

Term Two in PREP

In Prep we are working on our Age Appropriate Pedagogiesto develop good oral communication and foster their naturalcuriosities across the curriculum.

English

Goal for the term: Students will use letters and words they knowin their writing.

Prep students are reading a Pamela Allen story book everyweek focusing on detailed retelling of the story and discussingany personal connections the children have to the story. Theyare also using the story of the week for sight word recognitionand to highlight reading strategies that they use to help withreading independently.

Maths

Goal for the term: Students will understand numbers 0-10.

Through an inquiry approach the children will be highly engagedin lots of hands-on games and activities that reinforce theirunderstandings of number, measurement and shapes, patternsand algebra. Using the inquiry approach, the students are givenlots of opportunities to effectively communicate their reasoningsand understandings.

Science

With a focus on 'Materials' this term, the students will sharetheir wonderings on the class 'Wonderings Wall' and as a classthey can find ways to answer the questions and record thesein their 'Inquiry Diaries'. In developing a good understanding ofmaterials their Under 8's Day activities will be a class initiativedeveloped from their experiments over the term.

HASS

This term HASS has a Geography focus where the childrenwill share their 'Special Place' with the class and describe itsfeatures and how they take care of it.

Term Two in Year 1

In English, Year 1 students are learning about words thatauthors use to describe characters and their actions andfeelings. They are also learning how poets use words to rhyme,entertain us and create images in our minds. Creating imagesand inferring are the reading comprehension strategies that willbe explicitly taught in Year 1.

Year 1 will be busy in Mathematics as they learn aboutrepresenting numbers to 50, growing patterns, positional anddirectional language, representing addition and subtraction,halves, duration of an hour, 2D and 3D shapes, addition andsubtraction thinking strategies, fractions and decimals, coins(counting, describing, sorting and comparing) and counting in10s.

1. To collect data from the population of Years 3, 5, 7and 9 students for reporting to parents/carers andschools for systematic reporting

2. To accommodate the assessment of studentsagainst national minimum standards.

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The following outlines other aspects that will be covered by theYear 1 students:

In HASS, the children will be studying daily life in the Past.The children will be conducting some inquiry learning on twoimportant questions - What has stayed the same? What haschanged?

During Science, the children will be learning about living thingsand how their needs are met within their habitat. They will usetheir science knowledge to recommend changes to improvehabitats and care for the environment.

In Health, the students will be continuing with the You CanDo It program learning how to become Gabby Get Along,Oscar Organised, Ricky Resilient, Connie Confident and PetePersistent.

Term Two in Year 2

In English this term, Year 2 are learning that some storiesshow characters in different ways. They are learning how tocompare characters and write a persuasive response givingreasons why they prefer a particular story. To assist them to dothis, the reading comprehension strategies comparing, makingconnections and predicting will be taught.

Mathematics in Term Two will cover the following concepts:time- half past, o’clock, quarter to and quarter past; 2D and 3Dshapes; 2 digit numbers (number lines, place value, comparingnumbers, partitioning, addition and subtraction); sharing anddivision; solving simple multiplication problems; fractions ofshapes and collections (halves, quarters and eighths); money(addition and subtraction problems); area of shapes; calendars(days, months).

The students will also be busy covering a number of conceptsin other learning areas. In Science, the students will investigatethe effects of push and pull forces. HASS will look at Australiaand its neighbours. Health will cover safety in the classroomand the wider school environment and Art will explore colourand space using a range of mediums and techniques.

Term Two in Year 3

During English this term, Year 3 students will first be exploringnarrative texts. The students will develop their understanding ofnarrative structure and will use a range of language devices tomake their writing interesting, including descriptive vocabulary,action writing and similes. The students will then have a lookat how advertisements are constructed and apply theirunderstanding to create an advert poster of their own!

The Year 3 cohort will engage with numerous mathematicalconcepts in Term Two. Students will analyse and create gridmaps, explore fractions of collections, identify features of 3Dshapes, create words problems for unusual number sentences,apply mental computation strategies to add and subtract threedigit numbers and will begin to represent four digit numbers invarious ways.

Their days will also be filled with many other fun and interestingactivities, such as exploring the impact of the Sun on the Earth,applying ICT skills to create a dazzling PowerPoint presentationof their Aussie Outback Shack and they will identify how areasin our local area have changed over time. Lastly, let’s not forget

that the students will be going on an exciting excursion to theCaboolture Historical Village!

Term Two in Year 4

In English, Year 4 students are reading ‘The Twits’ by RoaldDahl and traditional tales by other cultures. They will beanalysing language features and will be writing their ownengaging narratives using modelled text structures. Inferring,predicting and visualising are the reading comprehensionstrategies that will be explicitly taught in Year 4.

In Mathematics, Year 4 students will be learning aboutrecognising, reading and representing five-digit numbers,solving problems using all four operations, identifying odd andeven numbers and their properties to help solve problems,counting and representing fractions on number lines andrepresenting fractions using a range of models. Students willbe reading and representing money amounts, includinginvestigating change and rounding to 5 cents, exploringproperties of polygons and quadrilaterals, identifying combinedshapes and different sized angles. They will investigate thefeatures on maps and plans and the language of location,direction and movement.

In Science this term, students will be exploring the propertiesof natural and processed materials with Mrs McWaters. TheYear 4 inquiry unit this term is based on managing waste.The cohort will be investigating how to manage waste withinthe school by collecting and representing data to implement awaste management solution for the school within our HASS,Mathematics and Technology curriculum areas.

Term Two in Year 4/5

In English this term, Year 4/5B will be studying persuasive text.They will be analysing language features and understanding thestructure of a persuasive essay.

4/5B will be engaging in a range of activities to increase theirfluency, understanding and application towards Maths.Throughout the term all of 4/5B will expand their knowledge of:

The Year 5 students of 4/5B will continue to move throughoutthe Year 5 cohort classes to participate in curriculum rotations.During this time, students will investigate the solar system,Australian society and emotional well-being.

Meanwhile, the Year 4s will dive into Geology and the effectsof weathering and erosion to the Earth’s surface through ourScience unit. Culture within Australia will be our focus for Healthand students will continue to explore the HASS unit of usingplaces sustainably.

Term Two in Year 5

In English, students are learning how to write a feature articleand create a multi-modal document to present a particularpoint of view. In Mathematics, students are expanding theirknowledge of number facts, symmetry, angles and data. Other

• Number concepts including five digit numbers,operations and number facts, money and fractions

• Measurement including time, angles, symmetry/transformation and shape

• Probability and statistics focusing on data

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key learning areas will cover learning about the solar system,Australian society, ICT and emotional well-being. In amongst allthis, we will also be doing NAPLAN testing!

Term Two in Year 6

The focus for this term in Year 6 is to empower students'entrepreneurial skills. In this integrated unit, students will workcollaboratively to analyse supply and demand to identify an ideaand follow a business process which will then be showcased tothe Eumundi community later on in the term.

Year 6 have a busy schedule in Mathematics this term.Students will be exploring angles, integers, computationalstrategies, fractions, decimals, order of operations and theproperties of 3D shapes. In addition, students will also belearning the practical aspects of budgeting in relation to theEumundi Entrepreneurs day taking place later on in the term.

In English, Year 6 will be learning to write persuasively andwill be composing a business letter to Mr Connors about theirEumundi Entrepreneurs stall. Students will be composingbusiness portfolios in groups. Students will also be writing anewspaper report demonstrating bias and opinion.

ADMIN

UPDATE CONTACT DETAILS

The school is increasingly dependent on contact with parentsvia mobile phones, email and Facebook. There are a number ofreasons we need these details to be current.

We also require

As such, please ensure the school has up to date details.

STATEMENTS have been EMAILED

Please note statements for the outstanding balance of theStudent Resource Scheme and Extra Curricular activities havebeen emailed. The due date for payment is 11th May 2018. Ifyou are experiencing any difficulty paying the total amount,there are payment plan options to assist. Please come to theoffice and see our Business Manager Anna-Maria Williams todiscuss.

Easter Bonnet Parade Report

MUSIC NotesOur school choir is poised to perform 2 lovely ANZAC Songs onour school commemoration parade Tuesday 24th April in thetown centre. All the students supported us with our well knownmedley rendition of World War 1 and 2 songs. With our winddown after the Commonwealth Games, there is a large range ofwonderful music performed that we will revisit in music lessons.

• sick or injured child

• absence explanation requests

• emergency information i.e. weather warnings orschool closure

• cancellation of school activity

• changes in school activities – such as arrival timeback from an excursion

• Semester Reports emailed

• Invoices emailed

• a reliable alternative emergency contact if you areuncontactable

• any change of address

• Any change in medical details for your child

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SPORT REPORT

Year 3 to 6 Inter House Cross Country Changeof Date

Due to wet conditions, the Year Three to Six Inter-House CrossCountry has been postponed and will now be held in the Fridayof Week 2. It is currently scheduled for Friday 27 April. Studentsborn in 2010, 2009 and 2008 will participate in the middlesession between 11:30am and 12:50pm. Students born in2007 and 2006 will compete in the afternoon session from1:45pm onwards. Refer below for approximate race times etc.

VENUE School Oval

PROGRAM (Approximate times only)

11.30am Assemble in House areas on the oval(terraces)

11.45am Final instructions & war cries

12.00pm Girls AND Boys Born 2010 (1000m)

12.10pm Girls Born 2009 (1000m)

12:15pm Boys Born 2009 (1000m)

12.25pm Girls Born 2008 (1200m)

12.30pm Boys Born 2008 (1200m)

LUNCHBREAK

1.30pm Re-assemble in House areas on the oval(terraces)

1:45pm Final instructions & war cries

1:55pm Girls Born 2007 (2000m)

2.00pm Boys Born 2007 (2000m)

2: 10pm Girls Born 2006 (2000m)

2.15pm Boys Born 2006 (2000m)

2.40pm Presentations

2:50pm Conclusion of event

2018 Noosa District Cross Country Trials

The Noosa District Cross Country Trials will be held atNoosaville State School on Friday 11 May. All students bornin 2006, 2007 and 2008 who placed in the top six after ourInter House Cross Country event will be invited to attend thesedistrict trials.

2018 Sunshine Coast 11 YearsGirls Regional Netball Trials

Four Eumundi netball teams have begun thenew netball season, taking the courts atTewantin for their Round Robin gradinggames leading up to the start of competition.It is a great family atmosphere courtside and under the Eumundimarquee as we cheer our Eumundi players on. After viewingsome very classy netball from the Australian team in theCommonwealth Games recently we can look forward towatching our Eumundi players get on court and shine just asbrightly.

Congratulations to Brooke J who wasnamed as a shadow player after competingin the recent Sunshine Coast RegionalNetball trials held in Caloundra on 17-18April. Our very own Miss Jones (coach) and

Mrs Baker (manager) took the Noosa U11 netball squad to theregional championships where the team competed very well.

KARATE Champs

Year 6 student Damian M. competed at the Australian Openand Australasian Schools Age Championships over theweekend in Sydney.

He won a Silver Medal for Kumite (Sparring) Individual MaleUnder 12yrs and came 5th in the Kata Individual Male 10 and11 Yrs.

He was also been advised this week that he has been selected,for the 2nd year in a row, to the Queensland State Team.

Year 3 student Lachlan N has been selected by the QueenslandKarate Association and is now in the 2018 Queensland Karateteam. Lachlan will compete next month’s Invitational as normalbut this event is also compulsory for all Queensland Karateteam members. Lachlan will now have intense training inBrisbane every Saturday from June till August. Lachlan will thencompete in August at Nationals for Queensland! Nationals thisyear are nice and close to home at Caloundra. This is a bigachievement for Lachlan and he is very excited to have madethe team.

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Athletics Trials for Year 3 – 6 students

Over the next few weeks all year 3 to 6 students will beparticipating in athletics trials during their weekly PE lessons.Additional trial time may be allocated outside of these lessonsfor any students who are absent during PE, if circumstancesallow.

The trials allow us to select students from each house to goin the Championship events during the Year 3 - 6 AthleticsCarnival, which will be held on Friday 22 June.

The situation for each event is as follows:-

*** Please note, that in long jump, high jump and shot put,there is a Team event on the Carnival day for those not inChampionship. These events have more points allocated tothem than Championships!

Prep to Year 2 Sports Day

The Prep to Year 2 Junior Sports Day will be held onThursday 14 June. All prep students, as well as any newstudents in year one or two will be allocated to a house groupover the next few weeks. The four sport house groups are:Banksia (green), Bunya (blue), Cedar (red) and Wattle (yellow).More information to come.

Up and Coming Events for 2018

Friday 27 April: Eumundi Year 3 to 6 Inter House CrossCountry (8:50am to 10:50am)Wednesday 02 May: NRL Development Cup atNambour (for selected students born in 2006 & 2007only)Friday 11 May: Noosa District Cross Country Trials atNoosaville SS (for students born in 2006, 2007 & 2008)Thursday 14 June: Prep to Year 2 Sports Day (9:30am

to 12:50pm)Thursday 21 June: 800m running event for all year 3 to6 studentsFriday 22 June: Year 3 to 6 Inter House AthleticsCarnival

Yours in sportAdam Brinkworth

P&C NEWSThe first general meeting for the year was held in the Arthouse17th April. Exciting news, our Executive team has grown withthe election of Nat Brewster to the position of Vice President.

Members present have committed to a positive focus onactivities, particularly fundraising, that will be of most benefitto the students of our school. Some of the outcomes of ourmeeting that you may be interested in include -

Without our fabulous volunteer support, these events can’t takeplace. We’d love your feedback on what you like to participatein and how often you’d like a large festival to be run.

Our next General Meeting will be in the Arthouse 3pm Thursday24th May.

STUDENT BANKING HAS RETURNED!

Come to the Tuckshop to pick up an application form or clickon the link to open an account. View the link below or call132221 for more information. You can also ask Carolyn at thetuckshop about the program.

https://www.commbank.com.au/personal/kids/school-banking.html

Student banking will be processed every Tuesday morning, sodeposit books need to be in at the Office by Monday to ensureit gets banked or get it to Carolyn at the tuckshop on Tuesdaymorning before 9am.

School Banking is a great way for the student to learn thebenefits of saving and real-life money skills.

2018 TERM 2 MENU

Don’t forget to use our 2018 menu at Eumunchi Café.

• 100m - everyone runs in the heats on Carnival day

• 200m - 2 students per age group from each houseare selected to go in Championship

• 800m - everyone is encouraged to run in theChampionship event is scheduled before the carnivalon Thursday 21 June.

• Long Jump - 3 students per age group from eachhouse are selected to go in Championship

• High Jump - 2 students per age group from eachhouse are selected to go in Championship

• Shot Put - 3 students per age group from eachhouse are selected to go in Championship

• Feedback being sought from school staff on bestutilisation of P&C funds for students.

• Uniform - the P&C are seeking samples of our schooluniform for community consultation. Previous stocksrequire replenishing and addressing some issuessuch as fading and pulling of our current schooluniform material is being addressed. Come along tothe next meeting to have your say on what our kidswill be wearing!

• An online survey will be developed to seekcommunity feedback on potential Eumundi SSFestival for 2018.

• Monday - Butter Chicken Curry with Rice andTeriyaki Chicken with veges and rice.

• Tuesday - BLT Burger and Hamburger.

• Wednesday - Pizza and Caesar Salad

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We will be making one change to the Term 2 menu. We will bereturning chicken burgers to an everyday menu item but theywill only be available in a hotdog roll for $4. The Tuesday Specialwill be BLT s.

FLEXISCHOOLS

Flexischools is a great way to order tuckshop. Just register onFlexischools.com.au and start ordering. No bags to write on, nocoins to find and no reason to even visit the tuckshop. Althoughwe do like people visiting us, especially if you are going tovolunteer. You can order in advance, modify the menu items asrequired, and even repeat the same orders each week. Onceyou start using the flexischool system you will love the simplicityof it.

UNIFORM SHOP

Don’t forget the uniform shop is open in the Café every morningfrom 8 to 10am. Orders can also be made over the flexischoolsystem. We will deliver the order to your child in their class assoon as the order comes in.

Chappy ChatWelcome to term 2! I’m really looking forward to this term andall the fun things that we have planned. Please keep an eyeout for your invite to our beautiful Mother’s Day Morning Teaand also coming up on the same day is our Mother’s Day Stall.I’ve had a quick peep through all the amazing gifts that we’vesourced and also some that have been hand made by ourwonderful mums from the Craft Collective, and I think you’regoing to love your gift.

This term we also start ‘Dragonfly’ girls group with the Year 5girls and information about this program will be coming homesoon. Please come and visit us at the Eumundi Markets on aWednesday were we will be selling our very popular and famousWorm Wizz!!! The students do such a great job at collectingthe product, setting up our stall and selling it to our customers.Chappy’s room is open during the breaks for students to comeand play lego, make some craft, play some games and it’s theperfect opportunity for the students to have a chat with me ifthey need any support or encouragement.

If you have any questions about Chaplaincy and what we aredoing in the school please contact me, you’ll find me at schoolevery Tuesday, Wednesday & every 2nd Friday.

Have a fantastic term and remember Kindness really doesmatter.

P.S. We had a fantastic response to our Cupcake Day lastterm!!

CALENDAR as 26th April 2018

TERM 2

APRIL

Thursday, 26 April 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 1Term 2

Thursday, 26 April 2018 3F EnviroDaySession9-10:50

Thursday, 26 April 2018 3HP EnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

Friday, 27 April 2018 4H ENVIRO DAY

Friday, 27 April 2018 YEAR 3 to 6 CROSSCOUNTRY 11:30 to 2:50

Monday, 30 April 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

MAY

Wednesday, 2 May 2018 NRL Development Cup(11 & 12 Year old boys)

Thursday, 3 May 2018 2O EnviroDaySession9-10:50

Thursday, 3 May 2018 2C EnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

Friday, 4 May 2018 Prep Vision Consentforms due

Friday, 4 May 2018 4M ENVIRO DAY

Saturday, 5 May 2018 Prep Vision Screening

Monday, 7 May 2018 LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY

Tuesday, 8 May 2018 University of NSW DigitalTechnologiesCompetition 9am

Tuesday, 8 May 2018 CHAPPY SAM's PIEDRIVE BEGINS

Thursday, 10 May 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 2Term 2

Thursday, 10 May 2018 2G EnviroDaySession9-10:50

• Thursday - Nachos and Beef Lasagne.

• Fridays - Sushi.

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Thursday, 10 May 2018 2CP EnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

Friday, 11 May 2018 6K ENVIRO DAY

Friday, 11 May 2018 DISTRICT CROSSCOUNTRY - 10, 11 & 12year old selectedstudents - NoosavilleState School

Friday, 11 May 2018 CHAPPY SAM'SMOTHERS DAYMORNING TEA & STALL

Monday, 14 May 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

15/05/2018 to 17/05/2018 NAPLAN YEARS 3 & 5

Thursday, 17 May 2018 1W EnviroDaySession9-10:50

Thursday, 17 May 2018 1L EnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

Friday, 18 May 2018 6S ENVIRO DAY

Saturday, 19 May 2018 BREAKTHROUGH'(Choir) Sunshine Plaza

Monday, 21 May 2018 WHOLE SCHOOLPARADE

Thursday, 24 May 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 3Term 2

Thursday, 24 May 2018 1E EnviroDaySession9-10:50

Thursday, 24 May 2018 1HS EnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

Friday, 25 May 2018 6W ENVIRO DAY

Friday, 25 May 2018 UNDER 8's DAY - PREPto YEAR 2 9:00 to 10:30AM

Monday, 28 May 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Tuesday, 29 May 2018 University of NSWScience Competition9am

Thursday, 31 May 2018 Prep F EnviroDaySession9-10:50

Thursday, 31 May 2018 Prep JEnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

JUNE

Friday, 1 June 2018 YEAR 5 & 6 TRANSITIONTO HIGH SCHOOL -NDSHS POMONACAMPUS

Friday, 1 June 2018 4B ENVIRO DAY

Monday, 4 June 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

Thursday, 7 June 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 4Term 2

Thursday, 7 June 2018 Prep BCEnviroDaySession9-10:50

Thursday, 7 June 2018 Prep MEnviroDaySession11:30-12:50

Sunday, 8 July 2018 4/5B ENVIRO DAY

Monday, 11 June 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Monday, 11 June 2018 School PHOTO Day

Monday, 11 June 2018 YEAR 5 CAMPMAPLETON - InvoiceDUE TODAY

Tuesday, 12 June 2018 School PHOTO Day

Wednesday, 13 June 2018 YEAR 1 UNDERWATERWORLD - Approx $30

Wednesday, 13 June 2018 University of NSWSpelling Competition9am

Thursday, 14 June 2018 University of NSWWriting Competition 9am

Thursday, 14 June 2018 4M Enviro Sessions9:00-12:50

Thursday, 14 June 2018 YEAR 3 CABOOLTUREHISTORICAL VILLAGEEXCURSION

Thursday, 14 June 2018 PREP to YEAR 2SPORTS DAY

Thursday, 14 June 2018 TUCKSHOP-SPECIALMENU -Prep to Year 2Sports Day (2nd Breakonly)

Friday, 15 June 2018 NAMBOUR SHOWHOLIDAY

Monday, 18 June 2018 WHOLE SCHOOLPARADE

Tuesday, 19 June 2018 CWA DAY - GERMANY -PREP to YEAR 6

Tuesday, 19 June 2018 PREP 2019INFORMATION DAY &SCHOOL TOUR 9 -10:30

Thursday, 21 June 2018 YEAR 1 POETRY PICNIC- Bring a plate

Thursday, 14 June 2018 4M Enviro Sessions9:00-12:50

Thursday, 21 June 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 5Term 2

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Thursday, 21 June 2018 YEAR 3-6 800 Metre1:00 pm start

Friday, 22 June 2018 YEAR 3-6 ATHLETICSDAY

Friday, 22 June 2018 TUCKSHOP-SPECIALMENU -YEAR 3-6ATHLETICS DAY (2ndBreak only)

Monday, 25 June 2018 NO PARADE

Tuesday, 26 June 2018 SEMESTER 1 REPORTSEMAILED

Thursday, 28 June 2018 YEAR 3 TOWN WALK -FREE

Thursday, 28 June 2018 4C Enviro Sessions9:00-12:50

Friday, 29 June 2018 5A ENVIRO DAY

Week 11 CHAPPY SAM's PIEDRIVE COLLECTION

Friday, 29 June 2018 LAST DAY TERM 2

TERM 3

JULY

Monday, 16 July 2018 FIRST DAY TERM 3

DATES TBA WHOLE SCHOOL - RAWART

Date TBA YEAR 6 'EUMUNDIENTERPRISE'

9-16/07/2018 WHOLE SCHOOL -NAIDOC / ReconciliationDay

16-20 July 2018 YEAR 6 CAMP -TALLEBUDGERA -Approx $400

Monday, 16 July 2018 CHAPPY SAM's LEGOREGISTRATION OPENS

Sunday, 22 July 2018 POMONA KING OF THEMOUNTAIN RELAYEVENT

Monday, 23 July 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

Wednesday, 25 July 2018 TUCKSHOP-SPECIALMENU -Arachnid Day(2nd Break only)

Thursday, 26 July 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 1Term 3

30 July to 1 August 2018 YEAR 5 CAMPMAPLETON - Approx$255

Monday, 30 July 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Tuesday, 31 July 2018 University of NSWEnglish Competition 9am

AUGUST

Wednesday, 1 August 2018 CHAPPY SAM's LEGOREGISTRATIONCLOSES

Friday, 3 August 2018 CHAPPY SAM's LEGOCOMPETITIONJUDGING

Monday, 6 August 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

Wednesday, 8 August 2018 NDSHS 'MARYPOPPINS' MusicalMatinee

Thursday, 9 August 2018 YEAR 2 AUSTRALIAZOO EXCURSION -Approx $30

Thursday, 9 August 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 2Term 3

Monday, 13 August 2018 WHOLE SCHOOLPARADE

Tuesday, 14 August 2018 DISTRICT ATHELTICS -10, 11 & 12 year oldselected students

Tuesday, 14 August 2018 PREP 2019 'OPENCLASSROOMS'9-10:30am

Tuesday, 14 August 2018 University of NSW MathsCompetition 9am

Friday, 17 August 2018 TUCKSHOP-SPECIALMENU -Science Week(2nd Break only)

Monday, 20 August 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Thursday, 23 August 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 3Term 3

Friday, 24 August 2018 KIDSING' (Choir) CoolumState School

Monday, 27 August 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

Friday, 31 August 2018 CHAPPY SAM'sFATHER'S DAYBREAKFAST & STALL

SEPTEMBER

Monday, 3 September 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Monday, 3 September 2018 GRANDPARENTS DAY -PREP ONLY

Thursday, 6 September 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 4Term 3

Monday, 10 September 2018 WHOLE SCHOOLPARADE

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6 to 20 September 2018 WHOLE SCHOOL - LIFEED

12 September 2018 BILLY MOORE SHIELDRUGBY LEAGUE GALADAY (Yr 3, 4 & 5 only)

Monday, 17 September 2018 NO PARADE

Friday, 21 September 2018 CHAPPY SAM'SCUPCAKE DAY

Weeks 9 & 10 PREP to YEAR 6 - OPENCLASSROOMS

Friday, 21 September 2018 LAST DAY TERM 3

TERM 4

OCTOBER

Monday, 8 October 2018 FIRST DAY TERM 4

WEEK 1 CHAPPY SAM'SMENTAL HEALTH WEEK- MORE DETAILS TOCOME

5 Fridays commencing12 October 2018

YEAR 6 SURFAWARENESS

Friday, 12 October 2018 WHOLE SCHOOL -STREET SCIENCE

Monday, 15 October 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

WEEK 3 CHAPPY SAM'SMANGO FUNDRAISER

Thursday, 18 October 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 1Term 4

Thursday, 18 October 2018 1st PREP 2019ORIENTATION SESSION

Friday, 19 October 2018 BOOKFAIR AUTHORVISIT - Peter Carnavas

Monday, 22 October 2018 STUDENT FREE DAY

23 October to 1 November BOOKFAIR Viewing

Thursday, 25 October 2018 2nd PREP 2019ORIENTATION SESSION

26 October to 1 November BOOKFAIR SELLINGDays

Friday, 26 October 2018 BANDANA DAY – $4 perbandana / DAY FORDANIEL - Wear Red

WEEK 4 CHAPPY SAM'SCHRISTMAS PUDDING/CAKE DRIVE

Date TBA YEARS 1-3 SWIMMINGLESSONS - Approx $30

Monday, 29 October 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Wednesday, 31 October 2018 PREP MALENY DAIRY &MARY CAIRNCROSSPARK EXCURSION -Approx $25

Wednesday, 31 October 2018 TUCKSHOP-SPECIALMENU -Halloween (2ndBreak only)

NOVEMBER

Thursday, 1 November 2018 3rd PREP 2019ORIENTATION SESSION

Thursday, 1 November 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 2Term 4

Monday, 5 November 2018 WHOLE SCHOOLPARADE

Thursday, 8 November 2018 4th PREP 2019ORIENTATION SESSION

Friday, 9 November 2018 YEAR 6 SURFAWARENESS CARNIVAL

Monday, 12 November 2018 PARADE PREP to YEAR2

12-14 November 2018 YEAR 4 CAMP -MARANATHA - Approx$225

Thursday, 15 November 2018 5th PREP 2019ORIENTATIONSESSION- FINAL

Thursday, 15 November 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 3Term 4

4 Fridays commencing16 November 2018

YEAR 5 SURFAWARENESS - Approx$60

Monday, 19 November 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Monday, 26 November 2018 PARADE Prep to Year 2

Thursday, 29 November 2018 NEWSLETTER - Issue 4Term 4 - FINAL for 2018

DECEMBER

Monday, 3 December 2018 PARADE YEARS 3 to 6

Tuesday, 4 December 2018 YEAR 6 WET’n’WILD

Wednesday, 5 December 2018 TUCKSHOP-SPECIALMENU -Xmas (2nd Breakonly)

Friday, 7 December 2018 WHOLE SCHOOLPARADE-FAREWELL TOYEAR 6's

Tuesday, 11 December 2018 YEAR 6 TRANSITION TOHIGH SCHOOL -NDSHS POMONACAMPUS

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Tuesday, 11 December 2018 PREP to YEAR 2CONCERT 1PM in theHALL

Tuesday, 11 December 2018 CHAPPY SAM'SCHRISTMAS CONCERTREFRESHMENT STALL

Week 10 SEMESTER 2 REPORTSEMAILED

Date TBA YEAR 6 GRADUATION

Friday, 14 December 2018 LAST DAY TERM 4

COMMUNITY

ROTARY

Rotary Noosa Daybreak’s Schools Competition has beenfinalised for 2018. The judging (by retired teachers, who still liketo keep their hand in teaching activities!) has taken place - theyhad a hard time selecting worthy winners!

Two Eumundi students were chosen for awards – wecongratulate: Morgan B and Zara P. The students and theirfamilies have been invited to attend a function to receive theiraward.

AUSKICK is BACK!

THE BEST FUN KIDS CAN HAVE BEINGACTIVE!

It is that time of the year again. We are brushing thesand off our runners and getting ready for mud. Yes, it’s

Auskick season!

Mum's & Dad's it is not too late to sign up to your localschool centre.

Check out your local program below.

Eumundi State School

Start date: Wednesday 9 MayFinish Date: Wednesday 13 June

Time: 3 – 4pmCost: $75

For further information contact: Stacey French M|0434 819 796 E| stacey.french@afl.com

Please note the first session is a 'Come & Try' session.

It is simple to register, just click below to find your localschool!

http://play.afl/auskick

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