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Thursday 30 May, 2019 Issue 15
Principal - Kris White [email protected]
Glengala Gazette
Glengala Primary School
Dates to Remember
Friday, 31 May Curriculum Day
NO SCHOOL
Sunday, 2 June Bunnings BBQ Fundraiser
Tuesday, 4 June
Rubbish Free Lunch Day
Wednesday, 5 June Finance Sub-committee
Meeting 8:30am
Coffee, Cake & Chats 9am
World Environment Day
Friday, 7 June
Winter Inter-School Sports Years 5/6
Assembly
3pm
Monday, 10 June Queen’s Birthday
Public Holiday NO SCHOOL
Friday, 14 June
Kindergarten Years 3-6 Visit
Coffee, Cake & Chats 9am
Assembly 3pm
Monday & Tuesday
17 & 18 June School Dental Visit
Staffing Update
This week two of our staff, Claire Tarrant and Diana Popovska secured ongoing employment with us.
This is terrific news for our students, staff and community as we will all benefit from their passion,
knowledge and dedication for years to come.
Also this week Alex Firth secured employment with us for the remainder of the year. We’re excited
to have Alex continue in the 1/2 Learning Space giving consistency in the teaching & learning program.
Grant Mussel, our 3-6 Team Leader has requested and had approved a leave of absence for 12
months. While we advertise and fill this vacancy Samantha Cunningham will be working and
supporting the 3-6 Team as Team Leader and teaching within the 3-6 Learning Space. Sam has
outstanding teaching & learning, curriculum and behaviour management knowledge and skills
demonstrated over many years working as Assistant Principal of our school. Sam will lead Nikki, Vin,
Claire & Shaikhoon in working with students in the 3-6 Learning Space to maintain our focus on
student growth and continued achievement at point of need.
Swimming
Thank you to the students and families who have returned swimming permission forms for our
program commencing on Tuesday 11th June. We have a small number of places left at each year level.
If you are still interested please complete the permission note and send to school with payment
ASAP. Places will be located on a first come basis until all places are filled. Absolute final day for
notices and payments will be next Tuesday 4th June.
Semester 1 Reports
Semester 1 student reports will be made available directly through COMPASS on Monday afternoon
in the last week of this term. If you require a printed report, you will need to request this
through the office before Thursday 20th June. Information regarding 3 Way Conferences will be
sent home soon.
Traffic Issues
Like most schools we have issues with traffic around our school during peak times. We are aware
that council have been visiting and issuing fines to people not following parking rules. It is critical that
as adults we show responsibility and safety when driving around schools particularly at the start and
end of the school day. If everyone obeyed the road rules and parking restrictions I’m sure that our
problems would be greatly reduced and the safety of our students greatly increase.
An idea to alleviate some of the congestion could be for families to allow their children to walk to
and from school in groups. One or two adults could act as a ‘walking leader’ for all the children in
your street/area. Families could take turns to be the leader, children would get valuable exercise,
reduce traffic around our school and add to the terrific sense of community we have at Glengala
Primary School. We would also encourage students to ride or scooter to school and lock their bikes/scooters on our
fence/racks at the Mudford St entry to our school. A reminder if your child rides or scooters to
school they need to show responsibility and respect for the law by wearing a helmet. Helmets
provide the best safety for your child’s head if they fall off their bike or scooter on the way to or
from school.
School Tours & Enrolments
Tours of our wonderful school for families interested in enrolling their child in 2020 have already
begun. If you would like a tour, have friends or neighbours who would like a tour please contact the
school to book a place. If you have a child due to start in 2020 please complete your enrolment and
drop it off at the front office. Should you know of a child due to start school in 2020 please remind
their parents to hand their enrolment forms in too.
If you have questions, feedback or are experiencing any difficulties please don’t hesitate to contact
either Sam, Sam or myself via phone, sending us an email or come and have a chat. Kris White
Principal
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Name Value House Act
Tye Artis Responsibility BLUE Being a role model by opening the door open
for others.
Tye Artis Responsibility BLUE Returning library books for other people.
Hezron Wani Responsibility BLUE Handing in money.
Junior Hassen Respect,
Responsibility BLUE
Taking pride in his Learning Space by keeping it
tidy.
Zita Schulz Responsibility BLUE Helping a friend who was scared of heights to
go down the slide.
Mayiik Awer Respect RED
Offering to help carry things for the teacher
when he knew she was sick. He was a complete
gentleman.
Elaine Le Responsibility RED Found money and returned it to a teacher.
Umut Kaygusuz Responsibility YELLOW Making good choices and being a good role
model in the yard.
RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY SAFETY
Bee Three Achievers
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Issue 11, 2019
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Student Learning
Space In recognition of
Hezron Wani 3/4
His great effort in Free Write Friday! Hezron wrote a great story
called “Sailing”. He presented his work very neatly, and posted
it on Seesaw.
Reet Kaur 3/4
Her great effort in Applied Maths! Reet used a digital Geoboard
to create different triangles. She published her work with a
learning intention, on Seesaw.
Mayen Awer 3/4
His great effort in Free Write Friday! Mayen wrote a great story
called “The Soccer Game”. He presented his work very neatly,
and posted it on Seesaw.
Eitini Samasoni 3/4
His great effort in Free Write Friday! Eitini wrote a great story
called “The Youtuber”. The story had a sizzling start, and he
posted it on Seesaw.
Surosh Mayan 5/6 Being a responsible role model and working to help support his
peers to make good choices and be successful.
Mason Leslie 1/2
Consistently coming into class ready to learn and being helpful
to his peers. Mason has also been active in participating in
class discussions.
Waj Majak F His efforts in mathematics working successfully to read and
represent the quantities of single digit numbers.
Alilia Tuitupou 1/2 Working collaboratively with her peers by supporting their ideas
and encouraging them to perform.
Ayaan Cheema 3/4 Taking ownership of his learning by monitoring his goal at the
beginning of every dance session.
Thomas Johnson F His wonderful effort in writing his own name.
Valentina Bryant-Smith 1/2 Consistently putting in effort for her reading and writing and
striving to improve.
Amelia Hua 1/2
Being inclusive in the Learning Space and during learning time.
Amelia has also been trying her best in her reading.
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