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MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL VOL 13.12 16 th August, 2012 Dear Parents and Carers J Rock Recently I had the opportunity to attend J Rock and observe the performance of our boys and girls. This was my first J Rock experience. This event attracts schools across Australia and has spread across the globe. It has the sound message of healthy living and eating as its background philosophy. Our children were impressive with their attitude, manners, commitment and performance. I would like to thank the staff who organised the event and the parents who support the children. Well done every one! Lost Property The school is currently holding a significant amount of lost property. On Monday of next week the lost property currently held by the school will be placed on display in the undercover area, adjacent to the tuckshop. Any unclaimed items will then be donated to a local charity such as Lifeline or the Salvation Army. Many of these items are in good condition but cannot be returned to the children who own them as they are not clearly marked with the name of the child. Please take the time to name your child’s property, especially hats, lunchboxes, drink bottles and jumpers. Contact With Children At School On a rare occasion a parent may need to make contact with their child during school hours. If such a situation arises for your child, please come to the office and ask to see one of the deputy principals or myself. The child will be asked to come to the office. Parents and carers are asked not to go directly to classrooms in school time. Insurance Cover For Students Undertaking Physical A ctivities Physical activity and physical education, particularly contact sports, carry inherent risks of injury. Parents are advised that the Department of Education, Training and Employment does not have Personal Accident Insurance cover for students. Education Queensland has public liability cover for all approved school activities and provides compensation for students injured at school only when the Department is negligent. If this is not the case, then all costs associated with the injury are the responsibility of the parent or caregiver. It is a personal decision for parents as to the type and level of private insurance they arrange to cover students for any accidental injury that may occur. My warm regards Peter Doyle Principal
Top CURRICULUM NEWS Curriculum Matters How you can help your child with reading To get your child interested in reading, it’s important to vary the books you read together and to talk about the types of material you read each day. Our school encourages parents to work with us to develop children’s reading skills. Here are a few tips to get you started:
• play number plate games in the car by looking at different number plates and making sentences starting with the same letters
• encourage children to re-tell stories they have read and to share these stories with other family members
• when reading to your child, stop and ask “what do you think will happen next?” and occasionally ask “why do you think the author included that part in the story?” to ensure they understand what they are reading
From the Principal Curriculum News Deputy Principal News Coming events Current Excursions/Activities School Wide Positive Behaviour Assembly Awards P & C News
Music News Sports News From the Administration Office Uniform Shop Tuckshop News Chappy’s Chat Community Notices
• if your child makes a mistake when they read aloud, give them time to correct the mistake themselves.
Warm regards Wendy Davis Head of Curriculum
Top DEPUTY PRINCIPAL NEWS Springfield Lakes State School Gifted Education Pro gram The Gifted Education Team (G.E.T.) offers support for both the recognised gifted, and or, forward learners in our school. The G.E.T develops, coordinates and maintains an EdStudio for ‘The Booralie’ (an Aboriginal word meaning ‘Star’), which caters for each of the boys or girls that teachers have made the team aware of. Teachers complete a ‘Bright V’s Gifted’ Checklist as well as provide information in regards to the child’s strengths and the content that is being taught within the classroom. With this information, an EdStudio is designed which compacts the curriculum within a child’s class, and supports the extended learning of these children so as to cater to their individual needs and interests. We have a number of students across Year 1-7 who are participants in ‘The Booralie’ program. Springfield Lakes State School have talented mathem aticians and scientists ! A huge congratulations to the Year 6 and Year 7 students who participated in the Ipswich and West Moreton District ‘Maths Teams Challenge’ on Tuesday 14th August at Ipswich Girls Grammar. You represented the school with pride and we are very proud of your achievements at this competition. Well done! 20 students from Year 7 were selected by their classroom teachers to attend Springfield Central High School on Wednesday 15th August to participate in Science Week activities. They participated in a variety of activities based around biology, chemistry and physics. The children enjoyed experiencing a range of scientific experiments and activities supported by Springfield Central High School Science teachers. District Athletics I would like to put forward a huge thank you to Mrs Licit for the time and effort she had put into training the students prior to their participation in the District Athletics. It’s through the efforts of teachers like Mrs Licit that we can ensure that as a school we are providing our students with opportunities to enhance and develop their talents. Thank you Mrs Licit for your dedication to our sporting children. Kindest Regards Louise Whittering A/Deputy Principal
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COMING EVENTS
Aug 16th Newsletter 20th Sing Fest - 9.00am to 6.30pm - SLSS School Hall 23rd Year 1 -3 Assembly - 2.00pm SLSS School Hall 25th P & C Car Boot Sale 30-31st Father’s Day Stall Sep 05th Sports Day Year P-3 07th SLSS Art Showcase 14th Disco Prep – Year 2 in School Hall at 5.30pm –7.00pm 14th Disco Years 3 – 7 in School Hall at 7.30pm – 9pm 17-19 Year 5 Camp at Warrawee 17-21 World of Maths 21st Last Day of Term 3 Oct 08th First Day of Term 4 08-12th Canberra Excursion Year 6-7
22nd Pupil Free Day Dec 14th Last Day of Term 4
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CURRENT EXCURSIONS/ACTIVITIES
Activity Year Level
Amount Reference/ Item Code
* Due Date
Voluntary Contribution
Prep - 7 $ 75.00 VC
Canberra Trip 6-7 Please refer to final invoice
CANB 14/09/2012
Prep Pouches Prep $ 3.50 CASH ONLY pay at office
Year 5 Camp 5 $175.00 WARR 07/09/2012
World of Maths Prep – 7 $ 5.50 MATH 07/09/2012
* N.B. All due dates will be strictly adhered to. Any monies received after the above date will not be
processed. If there are exceptional circumstances, please contact the Business Services Manager. Payments received by BPay or internet banking after the due date will be refunded back to the payee.
Payment Times 8:30am to 10:30am daily Payment Methods • BPay – details on invoice • Internet Banking – ensure Student name AND Reference/Item Code are included. • Phone – credit card only. Call the school on 34379888 daily prior to 10:30am
• EFTPOS – minimum $10.00 transaction
• Credit Card - details on form provided with excursion – minimum $10.00 transaction
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SCHOOL WIDE POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR SWPBS - School Wide Positive Behaviour Support Below are the expectations being taught to all our students. We ask that parents reinforce these expectations when in our school grounds. Week 6 – Transition time ( needs based ) Co-operative – Be in the right place at the right time. Week 7 - Hall Co-operative - Enter and access hall areas only with teacher supervision. Hall and surroundings (E.g. bubblers) are out of bounds at break time.
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ASSEMBLY AWARDS Congratulations to these students who achieved well or who have been excellent citizens.
Junior Assembly 1J Lachlan Sutherland-Smith Zachary Peters Jett Bratton Chloe Davis 1M/D Katelyn Sanders Seth Dickerson
1C/D Ashton Halvey Alexandra Callingham 1G Shanae Varney Sahar Mohammadi 1D Corey McCutchen Matthew Nance 2B Tyren Soloai Faith Jones 2D/M Abbey Brown Tomas Stevens Tyren Soloai Lachlan Brown 2NT Joshua Sondorp Declan Cullen 2F Briahna Sutherland-Smith Abbey Smith Lydia Wells Heyden Warbrick Matthew Senica Orlando Moya 2K Hayden Ratajcyzuk Erin Burke 2Y Faith Jones Lana Broadfoot 2P Taj Stevenson Jaida Tratt 3A Caitlin Rowe Tanieka Booth-McNeill 3K Rachel Sharkey Chidera Onton 3M Dylan Easter Aaliyah Nuku 3N Anthony Nguyen Tayah Hankin 3S Brodie Graham-McKay Chelsea Buys 3W Alex Britton Brett Locke-Pouchaeff 3P Kristian Bulbrook Taliyah Caldwell Chrome Gnome Award 1W Junior School Best Attendance Award 2K Merit Certificate For Reading Progress 2B Tristan Tomlinson 2NT Declan Cullen 3W Sione Hala Taafa Senior Assembly 4C Declan Stephan Tamara Brownley Katelyn Baker 4K Hassaan Mughal Kyle Baldrey 4T James Watson Rebecca Bailey 4R Shabnam Mohajerin Codylee Gobbert 5S Taneesha Kaka Georgia Boyland 5B Bailey Fisher Caitlin Smith 5G Allegra Heketoa Jake Weller 6C Adam Hooper Isabella Fentiman 6B Bradley Giacopelli Jasmine McPherson 6F Lily Newell Emily Snell 6M Braithe Fraser Diem Nguyen 6R Holly Boyland Jared Murray 7C Jaya Roberts Alex Murray Enrique Berrios Travis Morrison 7F Tashana Buys Tim Marx 7H Shinead Greer Jessie Brown 7R Lachlan Dwyer-Baldwin Aisha Blain Project 600 Congratulations to the following students who participated in ‘Project 600’. Congratulations on your efforts and taking the time to complete homework tasks. Well done!
Jo Dee Douangchai Jordan Dwyer Tyrique Pearman Sebastian Rallings Edward Reilly Caitlin Smith Anderson Stamp Brittany Young Yen Kuini Latu Andrea Drewery (Harnett) Indiana Griffiths Kai Hallett Jackson Hannah Faith Zbruk Lillian Davie Abhishekh Jeyadev Olivia McEvoy
Payton Nepe Charlotte Sabelis Ethan Singh
Senior School Best Attendance Award 6M
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P & C NEWS Fundraising News
On Saturday 25th August 2012 we will be holding our second Car Boot Sale for the year. Hopefully the rain will hold off for this one! For just $15 you will get two car spaces and a table. To book your spot please email: [email protected] or call Melinda on 0407 881 849 or Jai on 0447 799 374. There will be a Sausage Sizzle on the day and drinks will be available for purchase. If you are able to assist with the Sausage Sizzle at the car boot sale, if you have any fundraising ideas, would like to become a part of the fundraising committee or are able to spare some of your time to assist with our fundraising activities please email [email protected] On Thursday 30th & Friday 31st August the Father’s Day Stall will be held with items priced from 50c through to $10 with a range of prices and gifts. On Friday 14th September 2012 there will be a Prep - Year 2 Disco held from 5:30 – 7:00pm and Years 3-7 will be held from 7:30 – 9pm. Further details about the above Fundraising Events will be provided closer to the time of each event. In the meantime if you have any fundraising ideas or would like to become part of the fundraising committee or are able to spare some of your time to assist with our fundraising activities please email [email protected] Thank you in advance for your support Melinda & Jai Springfield Lakes SS – P & C Fundraising Co-Ordinators
MUSIC NEWS Music Notes Sing Fest Next Monday, our school will be hosting the first Education Qld Sing Fest event for 2012. Sing Fest brings together students from around the Brisbane, Logan and Ipswich areas for a one day workshop with a guest conductor. We then perform a concert as a massed choir for parents and friends. The day will commence at 10:00am (although students are expected at school at the normal time), and the final concert will commence at 5:30pm in the hall. All parents and friends are invited to attend the free concert. Students participating are reminded that they will need to wear Music Uniform for the concert performance. Date Claimer We are proposing to hold a “Musical Showcase Evening” with our musical performances groups early in term 4. This evening will see all of our ensembles performing, including the choirs, band and strings, and all students involved in Music groups will be required to perform. Watch this space for more information soon! Staff Wars All students in Years 6 and 7 are currently playing a music reading game called Staff Wars. The students must post a score on the scoreboard by the end of term, and can do this by printing a screen shot of their score, or emailing me a picture of their score. We are having a lot of fun with this game, with the students all trying to add to their personal and class scores. Current leaders are: Yr 7 Leader: James G. 126 Yr 6 Leader: Darouny S. 108 Best scoring class: 6M (588 points) Leading Teacher: Mr Hoey (121) Winners will be announced at the end of term. Good luck everyone Kind Regards
Libby McRobert Music Teacher Churchill State School Ph: 3810 4333 Springfield Lakes State School Ph: 3437 9888 Email: [email protected]
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SPORTS NEWS
Outstanding Sportspeople in Our School The following students have achieved amazing results in sport this term:-
Janis Grommen 3P Janis has been involved in gymnastics since she was five years old. She has amazing talent, co-ordination and flexibility. She has recently won the Queensland Gymnastics Championships on Vault and came 3rd overall in all apparatus. She has been selected for the Queensland Academy of Sports for gymnastics. Well done and what an amazing achievement.
Jonathon Siofele 7C Jonathon has been playing for the South Magpies Rugby League for the last two years. Last week he was spotted by a talent scout for the Junior Brisbane Broncos, Canberra Raiders and Sydney Roosters. He has been selected for a squad and will be training with the team towards a competition later in the year. Well done Jonno! Ainsleigh Wait 7R Ainsleigh started playing Rugby League in June, 2012. In a combined school girls team. Ainsleigh was then chosen for the Central District Rugby League team. Ainsleigh has the opportunity to play the Brisbane Broncos school girls challenge in October at Redcliffe. We are looking forward to hearing the results of her carnival. Congratulations and good luck.
Enrique Berrios 7C Congratulations to Enrique Berrios who represented Queensland at the National Karate Championships in Melbourne on August 2nd and 3rd. Enrique received a bronze medal. Well done! District Athletics I would like to congratulate our district athletics competitors for an outstanding effort over the 2 day carnival. Our school came 2nd overall, which was the best result our school has ever achieved. The following students made it through to the Regional Carnival which will be held at QSAC on the 6th, 10th & 11th September:
- Jo Dee Douangchai - Keynan Tauakipulu - Maisie Clarke - Tristan Jackson - Tammin-Lee Todd - Kuini Latu - Chloe Ackland - Holly McQueen - Caitlin Smith - Jordan Dwyer - Lamese Faleali’i - Kai Hallett
The 10yr Boys & 10yr Girls Relay Teams also made it through to the Regionals. Well done everyone!
COLES SPORTS FOR SCHOOLS VOUCHERS Last week was the final week to collect Coles Sports Vouchers. Our school total so far is 42,000. Please remember to bring all vouchers back to school in the next couple of weeks so they can be counted and we can order our wish list of sports equipment. Danielle LicitDanielle LicitDanielle LicitDanielle Licit P.E. TeacherP.E. TeacherP.E. TeacherP.E. Teacher Springfield Lakes State SchoolSpringfield Lakes State SchoolSpringfield Lakes State SchoolSpringfield Lakes State School
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FROM THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
STUDENT ABSENCE LINE
Parents are requested to call the Student Absence Line on 3437 9860 to advise the school if your child/ren will be absent.
STUDENT PERSONAL DETAILS We are reminding parents to ensure that all contact details are up to date. We have had a number of incidents of late where we have needed to contact parents due to accident or illness and the phone numbers that we have on file are incorrect or have been disconnected. MOBILE PHONES
Bringing mobile phones to school is not encouraged by the school because of the potential for theft and general distraction and/or disruption associated with them. However, we understand that on occasions parents require their children to have a mobile phone. This is to be logged into the office on arrival at school, with the mobile phone register being signed. Children collect their phones and sign them out in the afternoon.
PEANUT AND OTHER NUT ALLERGIES Parents are requested not to provide lunches or snacks containing nut products for children attending Springfield Lakes State School. This is to protect the significant number of students who have anaphylactic allergies to even traces of peanuts and other nuts. Some of these students are so allergic that even a minute amount of peanut butter or Nutella could cause an anaphylactic reaction. Please do not send Nutella, peanut
butter sandwiches or other snack products to school that could put other students at risk. Thank you for helping us keep all of our students safe.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday 8.00 - 4.00 Tuesday 8.00 - 4.00 Wednesday 8.00 - 4.00 Thursday 7.30 - 3.30 Friday 8.00 - 4.00
When packing lunches for our children please keep i n mind convenience is not always the best solution. The small cans of spaghetti or fruit with the pull ring lids are a very convenient solution for a meal but have also caused nasty accidents for little fingers. Please be mindful of this and perhaps take the time to open and pour the contents into a small plastic container.
While Mr Doyle likes dogs not all dogs like each other. Please do not bring your dog to school as some dogs bite and some dogs like to fight.
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MONDAY 8.15am – 11.15am THURSDAY 2.15pm – 3.15pm CLOSED TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Payment and Collections Options: By person: At uniform shop when opening times apply; pay by cash, credit or debit cards cards and cheque. By telephone: Call 3437 9888 (request uniform shop) during uniform shop opening hours. Payment options include credit card or debit card only NO CASH. Your order will be processed the next available uniform shop working day and delivered to your child’s class. By fax: 34379800 Order forms can be collected via office, school website or uniform shop. Payment options include credit or debit cards only, NO CASH. Your order will be processed the next available uniform shop working day and delivered to your child’s class; uncompleted credit or debit card details will result in non-delivery of uniform. By Administration Office: Complete order forms are to be handed in to administration office. Payment options include credit or debit card only, NO CASH. Your order will be processed the next available uniform shop working day and delivered to your child’s class; uncompleted credit or debit card details will result in non-delivery of uniform.
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A reminder to parents that online tuckshop ordering is available. You may want to see Sandra or, for parents wanting to know the on- line procedures, they are as follows:-
Log onto www.springfieldlakesss.eq.edu.au
Step 1. Click on “Parents”
Step 2. Click image of boy
Step 3. Click on “new user” – “register here”
Step 4. Follow further steps and check the terms and conditions box.
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CHAPPY’S CHAT Scripture Union Staff Conference Last week I attended the Scripture Union Queensland staff conference where I was able to meet with 600 Chaplains from across the state. It was highly encouraging to see and hear about the different initiatives that are being run through school chaplaincy services across the state. Whilst I was away I was made aware of the following initiatives in our local area.
I Care... We Care... Ipswich Cares Ipswich Cares is an initiative with Compassion Australia that challenges the City of Ipswich to give to help an overseas need. During September residents of Ipswich are asked to donate a dollar at money spinners located at Orion Springfield Town Centre and Booval Fair. All money raised will be used to support Compassion’s Water for Life program.
The Water for Life program enables Ipswich to become part of the solution to one of the greatest and most urgent needs in developing countries today, access to clean, safe and drinkable water. Your help will see children in remote areas around the world receive a simple cost-effective water purification system that will provide them and their families with clean, safe water for a lifetime. Girls in the Media – Challenging current images Melinda Tankard Reist (www.melindatankardreist.com) is a well-known author, speaker, media commentator, blogger and advocate for women and girls. Over two days in August, Melinda will be speaking at all three state schools in Forest Lake. The six presentations will include an evening for parents (and other interested people, 15 years and over) on Tuesday, 28 th August, 2012 , in the Auditorium at – Grand Avenue State School, corner of Grand Avenue and Centennial Way, Forest Lake. The aim of this event is to help our girls withstand the unrealistic pressures in today’s media, and to see themselves as valuable and acceptable as they are. Taking us on a visual ‘tour’ of almost 200 images from popular culture, Melinda will explore the way these messages shape and mould young women’s ideas of themselves, their bodies, and their relationships. Her presentation will provide strategies to help girls rise above the air-headed cult of celebrity, fashion and outward appearance and discover their true value and worth. The Grand Avenue S.S. P. & C. received funds for this evening presentation from the Councillor for Parkinson Ward and the Lord Mayor’s Suburban Initiative Fund. Thanks to this significant sponsorship, parents can attend free of charge. PLEASE NOTE: bookings are essential and can be made either by emailing to [email protected] or by sms to 0467 449 679. Time is 7.00pm for 7.15pm till 8.30pm, Tuesday, 28th August, 2012.
Loop West Scripture Union Qld September Holiday Camps
Where: Iona Campsite Peregian Beach When: 24th - 28th of September 2012 (1st week of the Spring School Holidays) Cost: $225 if registered before August 31st, $250 for late registrations. Who: Years 5, 6 & 7 children from Brisbane West (Moorooka west to the Downs and Southern
Queensland, including Kenmore and Indooroopilly) What: Five fun-filled days of beach swimming and other water sports, action packed games and
really yummy food. Bring a group from your school or just come along and meet some new friends. Each day we will talk about the Bible and what it means to us, along with some great singing and activities. Don't miss out because space is limited, so jump online and/or print out a form to apply now!
Enquiries: Hayden Bridgeman: 0405 335 647
or Sharman Irvine: 0410 408 313 Registrations: www.sucamps.org.au (click on the LoopWest Link)
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YMCA Springfield Lakes OSHC
P: 07 3818 3741
F: 07 3288 3162
M: 0437 823 073
YMCA IS A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATION.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE CO ORDINATOR
On Monday the 20th August, we are unable to access the hall for After School Care. We are looking at holding ASC in the Community Centre downstairs. There will be a notice on the sign in/out table advising where we will be situated. Before School Care: As the mornings are becoming warmer, the children are getting more involved in the sporting activities. The children suggested that they would like to do more craft. This week we are doing Outer Space to coincide with the landing on Mars of the space probe. After School Care: There are plenty of spaces available. We have ample room to accept casual bookings as long as we have a current 2012 enrolment form. Give us a call and we will be able to advise if your child can attend. Vacation Care September holidays are only five weeks away. Have you organised care for your children? Book in early as places fill up fast. If you just require a couple of days we can accommodate you.
Ladies and Gentleman, Please find the attached TALKING PERSONAL SAFETY: Conversations That Keep Ch ildren Safe (free workshop) for parents and carers of children aged 1-12 years If you are interested in attending details are below: Date: Friday 7th September Time: 1-3pm Venue: Anglicare Early Parent Centre, 10 5 Poinsettia St, Inala RSVP: 31st August This free workshop for parents and carers of children 1-12 years has been funded by the Child Protection Week Activity Grant. Many thanks and regards
Kerrin SHEEDYKerrin SHEEDYKerrin SHEEDYKerrin SHEEDY Senior Constable 14441| District Crime Prevention Officer| District Adopt-a-Cop
Coordinator| District Recruitment Officer
Ipswich District Yamanto Division | Queensland Police Service
℡ 07 38171352| � 07 3812 4210 |� [email protected]
300-320 Warwick Road Yamanto Qld Australia 4305 | PO Box 382 Ipswich Qld
4305
Working in Partnership with the Ipswich Community
Middle School
Parent Information Evening
for students entering Year 7 and Year 8 in 2013
Venue: Woodcrest State College Auditorium
Date: Tuesday 4 September 2012
Time: 6.30 pm
Parents will be provided with information about:
• our vision, values and middle schooling focus
• our Programs of Study for Years 7 and 8, homework and academic expectations
• our Academic Challenge and Enrichment (ACE) classes for high achieving students
• our pastoral care and student support structures
• school routines and procedures
• the Student Resource Scheme
Free Triple P Group Course We would like to invite you to our free Triple P Group Course, these are more in depth than our
evening seminars and covers a wide range of parenting solutions, it also includes follow up phone
calls to help you in your progress in implementing the principles of the program.
Group Programmes What will I learn in a Group Triple P Course?
You’ll learn about:
-Effective parenting strategies.
-How to promote your child’s development.
-How to manage common child behaviour problems.
-Principles to help you deal with almost any situation that might arise.
How much time will it take and how many people are in a group?
The great thing about doing a Triple P Group Course is that the groups are small (typically 10 – 12
people) and you’ll feel immediately at home with a group of parents who all want the same thing –
to do the best for their kids and have an enjoyable family life! Groups are run by an accredited
Triple P practitioner. These will be run over one day with follow up phone conversations addressing
your individual progress.
Our group programs start in Ipswich on the 18th of August
Ipswich 1x Group PPP (Years 0 – 11) 18th AUGUST
Ipswich 1x Group PPP Teen (Years 12+) 15thSEPTEMBER
Boonah 1x Group PPP (Years 0 – 11) 20th OCTOBER
Boonah 1x Group PPP Teen (Years 12+) 3rd NOVEMBER
Due to the limited numbers you will need to RSVP early to secure your place in the program.
RSVP [email protected] or call Karen on 07 5591 7799
Parent Comments about the group program
"I am so glad I did this program. I feel a lot more confident as a parent and my son knows what to expect.
Consistency is the key for me. Thank you."
"It has helped me to see that not all the problems were my son’s behaviour, but how I dealt with them. The
biggest changes came in my own behaviour."
"I want to thank you for giving me other ways to deal with problem behaviour instead of yelling and getting
no-where. I am definitely feeling more confident."
"Excellent. Every parent should do this course. Many thanks."
"Gave me a lot more confidence as a parent. Good strategies for managing bad behaviour that work. Good
ideas for parenting e.g. importance of positive actions (praise) and that they really make a big difference. It
would be great if this programme was made more known to parents. It would have been of great benefit to
use before my son reached the terrible 2s. We probably wouldn’t have fallen into some of the traps (e.g.
giving in, smacking, etc.) that we initially did before seeking help. I’m sure we will have better parenting skills
with our daughter than we initially did as first time parents. Great Programme – thanks, you saved us!!"
"Excellent. Has helped my husband and I to work together with the same treatment for kids from both of us."
"The best part was meeting with other people, discussing your problems and finding out about little things you
can do – star charts, praise and spending quality time, and I don’t want to leave the group"
Regards
Scott Anderson Director/ Business Development Manager Ph (07) 5591 7799 M 044 888 1362 E [email protected]
W http://www.truthinaction.com.au
“Inspiring children, young people and their families to Connect, Relate and Contribute to reach their true potential”
Western Spirit Futsal Summer Comp Season 2012/2013. Western Spirit indoor futsal competition season will be commence on Thursday 13 September. The venue is the Redbank Indoor Sports Centre 1 Chalk Street Redbank - opposite Redbank Plaza. Competition days will be Thursday and Sunday for U6 to U16 teams. Senior Mens and Women's comp available. All Welcome. Get a team together now!
Futsal Sign on Nights Sign on nights for this season's competition will be held on Wednesday 22 August and Wednesday 29 August 2012 6.00pm to 8.00pm on both nights At the Western Spirit junior clubhouse located at C amira Recreation Reserve, Dale Road Camira. For further information contact Jan on 0414 661 911 or [email protected]
GOODNA LITTLE ATHLETICS CLUB
SIGN ON DAY WHEN:- SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST, 2012
WHERE:- EVEN MARGINSON PARK AT GOODNA TIME:- 10AM & 2PM
SEASON STARTS FRIDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER.
ALSO, YOU CAN GO ON TO OUR WEBSITE (GOODNALITTLEAS.COM) YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE FORM TO FILL
OUT WHICH YOU CAN BRING DOWN WITH YOU ON SIGN ON DAY OR THE FIRST NIGHT. IF ANYONE HAS ANY
QUESTIONS THE WEB SITE IS ALSO A GREAT PLACE TO GET INFO FROM OR THEY CAN CONTACT ME BY
EMAIL.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.
REGARDS,
TAMMY DAVIS
PR OFFICER / OFFICIALS CO-ORDINATOR
GOODNA LITTLE ATHLETICS
0448 112 229 [email protected]
Give your children the wonderful opportunity to have an international big brother or big sister by hosting one of our exceptional international students arriving in Australia in February 2013 for their 3, 5 or 10 month programs. Our international students from France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Japan, Canada and the U.S.A. will live as a local, attend a
local secondary school, arrive with their own spending money and comprehensive insurance cover – all arranged by Southern Cross Cultural Exchange. Visit us at www.scce.com.au , email [email protected] or call us toll free on 1800 500 501, request our little booklets of international student profiles, and capture the spirit of family and friendship! SOUTHERN CROSS CULTURAL EXCHANGE Tel: +61 (0)3 9775 4711 Fax: +61 (0)3 9775 4971 Toll Free: 1800 500 501 Post: Locked Bag 1200, Mt Eliza , Victoria , 3930 Web: www.scce.com.au email: [email protected]
