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LINKLETTER

Issue 2 12th February 2015

DIARY

Children, Teachers, Parents: A partnership for the future

2015 - TERM 1

Tue 17th Feb Open Classrooms P-6 3.15pm-4.30pm Wed 18th Feb School Council Meeting 7.30pm Wed 25th Feb Special Lunch Day Yr1-6 Fete Meeting co-ordinators, Volunteers 7.00pm Thu 26th Feb District Swimming Tue 3rd Mar Responsible Pet Ownership Prep-Incursion PFA Meeting 7.30pm Wed 25th Feb Fete Meeting Thu 12th Mar School Photo Day

UNIFORM SHOP

Monday 8.30am-9.00am Friday 8.30am-9.00am

Office Open Hours

8.00am-4.00pm

PRINCIPAL’S NOTES:PRINCIPAL’S NOTES:PRINCIPAL’S NOTES:PRINCIPAL’S NOTES:

OPEN CLASSROOMS TUE 17TH FEB,

3.15PM-4.30PM After school next Tuesday, we will have open classrooms from 3.15pm to 4.30pm. We would love to have you visit us at any time between 3.15-4.30pm. These are informal sessions whereby students are encouraged to invite mum and/or dad to come along, visit classrooms, meet teachers and gen-erally have a walk around the school.

The Science and community garden area will be open, so too our Art room. Some of our specialist teachers (Mrs Webb, Mr Blackburn and Mrs Cosma) will also be on hand so it’s a good opportunity just to come along and meet some of the staff who will be teaching your children this year. As much as anything, it’s an opportunity for our students to take the lead, introduce a parent/s to their teach-ers and show mum and dad around. There won’t be formal presentations in classrooms so parents are free to pop in and out of each of their children’s classrooms during open time. Hoping you can make it!

PARENT INFORMATION ENVELOPES Tomorrow, parents will receive a number of information articles, all designed to inform you and/or remind you of a whole range of things associated with school and your child’s grade level. In individ-ual envelopes for the oldest child will be:-

• A grade level information booklet introducing the grade level teachers including specialists. There will also be specific information relevant to the grade level. (Younger siblings will bring home their grade level information booklet also).

• Several Parent Information Bulletins:- Home-School Communications; Student Attendance; Student Wellbeing & Engagement; Assessment & Reporting; Pedestrian & Road Safety; Admin-istration / Office.

Parents will probably be overwhelmed by the bulk of information we are sending home, however, please find some time and work your way through it, page by page. For many, a lot of the info will be a refresh, for others, especially new parents, it will all be new. With a large school, it can be diffi-cult to keep every one up to date and informed. Hopefully, by sending out a fair bit of info at once, that will be easier for parents to manage rather than have individual documents falling out of a school bag every other day. Take your time and please query anything you are not sure about with us. The parent bulletins will also be published on our website under the NOTICES tab.

22 MARCH 2015 10am - 3.00pm WANTED FOR FETE

HOT CHIPS VOLUNTEERS; 2ND HAND GOODS & BOOKS; LARGE ESKIES; MARQUEES; LARGE MIRRORS; GRADE DONATIONS; VOLUNTEERS

Please check/read the FETE UPDATE elsewhere in the Linkletter and offer assistance in any way you can.

YMER WEEK at GK Last week our school was extremely fortunate to have Michael

Ymer, an Internationally and Nationally renowned consultant in

mathematics, spend the week with us.

Our learning relationship began with Michael in 2014 when our

teachers worked a full Curriculum Day in Term 1 with him. We

then had Michael visit us in Term 4 to consult with our team

leaders over maths curriculum and preparation for this year.

Michael’s visit last week was energising and inspiring as it focused on

TEACHING TEACHERS. Michael spent four days teaching some classes

from Prep through to Year 6 while all classroom teachers observed his

maths practice during numerous sessions. Each team then also participated

in a targeted learning session with Michael which allowed reflections and

questions to be shared with the intent to embed this level of quality

teaching across the school.

We are passionate about improving our maths knowledge and practice so

that we can provide the best opportunities for learning in every class. Ymer

Week has further developed every teacher’s capacity in teaching maths and

we look forward to continued visits throughout this year from Michael to

support us in growing our skills further.

Leanne TingwellLeanne TingwellLeanne TingwellLeanne Tingwell

Assistant Principal and Curriculum LeaderAssistant Principal and Curriculum LeaderAssistant Principal and Curriculum LeaderAssistant Principal and Curriculum Leader

OPEN AFTERNOON An opportunity is provided for you and family members to visit your

child’s classroom, see what your child’s learning environment looks like and meet their teacher if you haven’t already done so.

TUESDAY 17th FEBRUARY classrooms will be open for visits from 3.15pm—4.30pm

We’d love to share our school with you so drop by if you can.

HEALTHY BODIES and MINDS DAY at GK Thursday 26th March you are invited to attend our day where students will

share some valuable learning about how to be the best version of you!

Our day will begin with our annual FUN RUN but look for more information

to roll out in the coming weeks!

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SCHOOL CAPTAINS

There are a range of opportunities for students to develop leadership skills at GK and for many, to take on a minor or major leadership role. Opportunities exist for those interested in becoming School Captains, House Captains, Peer Mediators, Green Team leaders, moni-tors, team captains and buddies, just to name a few ways that students can get experience at being a leader. Whether for a short while or a longer period, the skills and qualities of leader-ship are the same.

At assembly this week, the 2015 School Cap-tains introduced themselves to the students and adults present. The students presented with their badge of office were: Harrison P,

Alex G, Remi S and Elyse M. Congratula-

tions to our new school captains!

We all look forward to their leadership, support and involvement in a range of ways throughout the 2015 school year.

Currently, a House Captain election process is underway during which grade 6 students can nominate for a House Captain role. The process involves self nomination, a short listing process, speech presentations to peers and teachers and eventual-ly, eight House Captains are announced.

SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONS The School Council election process begins today and anyone who is interested in the work of School Council and / or would like to nominate for a position on School Council is encouraged to read the information published in this edition of the Linkletter. Our School Council members comprise both parents and staff and together, we oversee the school’s facilities, finances, policies and operations of several of the school’s programs (eg. Canteen, Out of School Hours Care Program, school uniform requirements, cleaning con-tractual arrangements).

School Council meetings are held monthly, on a Wednesday evening. Members also belong to at least one or two sub-committees which also have evening meetings, sometimes monthly or once a term, depending on the needs of the sub-committee.

The composition of GK’s School Council comprises a membership of 15 people as follows:

⇒ 1 Executive Officer (Principal)

⇒ 7 Parent category members

⇒ 4 Department of Education and Training category members

⇒ 3 Community (or co-opted) members.

Each year, half of the memberships’ term of office expires. Members can renominate and/or nominations are received from others. An election is held if the number of nominations for vacant positions exceeds the number of positions available.

A further page of information about School Council is published in today’s Linkletter, also information can be found on our website. (About Us tag / School Council). I am also very happy to respond to any inquiries about School Council membership so please contact me if you would like to learn more.

Jill RamsayJill RamsayJill RamsayJill Ramsay

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SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONS NOTICE 2015

Information for Parents

What is a school council and what does it do?

All government schools in Victoria have a school council. They are legally formed bodies that are given powers to set the key directions of a

school within centrally provided guidelines. In doing this, a school council is able to directly influence the quality of education that the school

provides for its students.

Who is on the school council?

There are three possible categories of membership:

◊ A mandated elected Parent category. More than one third of the total members must be from this category. Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) employees can be Parent members at their child’s school as long as they are not employed at

the school.

◊ A mandated elected DEECD employee category. Members of this category may make up no more than one third of the total member-ship of school council. The principal of the school is automatically one of these members.

◊ An optional Community member category. Its members are co-opted by a decision of the council because of their special skills, inter-ests or experiences.

◊ DEECD employees are not eligible to be Community members.

The term of office for all members is two years. Half the members must retire each year, creating vacancies for the annual school council elec-

tions.

Why is Parent membership so important?

Parents on school councils provide important viewpoints and have valuable skills that can help shape the direction of the school. Those par-

ents who become active on a school council find their involvement satisfying in itself and may also find that their children feel a greater sense

of belonging.

How can you become involved?

The most obvious way is to vote in the elections, which are held in Term 1 each year. However, ballots are only held if more people nominate

as candidates than there are positions vacant. In view of this, you might seriously consider;

• standing for election as a member of the school council

• encouraging another person to stand for election.

Do I need special experience to be on school council?

No. What you do need is an interest in your child’s school and the desire to work in partnership with others to help shape the school’s future.

What do you need to do to stand for election?

The principal will issue a notice and call for nominations following the commencement of Term 1 each year. All school council elections must

be completed by the end of March. If you decide to stand for election, you can arrange for someone to nominate you as a candidate or you can

nominate yourself in the Parent category. School Council nomination forms are available from the school office. Once completed, please re-

turn the nomination form to the principal within the time stated on the notice of election. If there are more nominations received than there

are vacancies on council, a ballot will be conducted in the week following close of nominations. Remember …. If you are interested and need

more information, please don’t hesitate to contact the Principal.

Schedule 4 Notice of Election and Call for Nominations

An election is to be conducted for members of the School Council of Glen Katherine Primary School.

Nomination forms may be obtained from the school website or office and must be lodged by 4.00 pm Thursday 26th February, 2015. A ballot

(if required,) will close at 4.00 pm on Friday, 6th March, 2015. Following the close of nominations, a list of the nominations received will be

posted in the foyer. The terms of office, membership categories and number of positions in each membership category open for election are as

follows:

Membership Category Term of office No. of Positions

Parent Category From the day after the date of the declaration of the poll in

2015 to and inclusive of the date of the declaration of the

poll in 2017.

3 positions

3 x 2 year terms

DEECD Employee Member From the day after the date of the declaration of the poll in

2015 to and inclusive of the date of the declaration of the

poll in 2017.

4 positions

2 x 2 year terms

2 x 1 year terms

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CANTEEN

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CANTEEN

PFA

The PFA is a group of GK parents who get together once a month to organise fundraising and so-

cial events for the school community. It is a fantastic way to meet other parents, and is a fun

and relaxed atmosphere.

New parents are more than welcome to come along to see what it’s all

about!!

Our AGM will be held on Tuesday 14th April @ 7pm (more information

to follow).

ROSTER:

New on the Menu:

Tues – Thurs Special of a Cheesy Chicken Burger (Crumbed breast patty with a cheese slice on a buttered jumbo wholemeal roll.

Mrs Macs Good Eating range of Party Pies, Sausage Rolls, Mrs Macs Cruiser Meat Pie will replace our Patties range.

Mrs Macs Spinach & Ricotta Roll now available.

5 Nuggets to a bag now.

The first of our special days is up and running – a Sushi Fun Day to be held on Wednesday, 25th February. Children have a choice of Tuna, Chicken Teriyaki or Vegetarian at $3.00 per sushi. Juishi Sushi is the company making the lunch up fresh for delivery on the day. Orders must be in by 9am Friday, 20th Febru-ary. Please note that no other lunch orders will be available on the 25th and only grades 1-6 are participating.

I would really like to fill the last couple of spots on the roster – especially the 3rd Friday as quickly as possible. Also have a spot on the 2nd Tuesday still free. Please check it out in case there is a day you can help us fill. You can contact me in the canteen Tues to Thurs 8.30am to 1.30pm & Fri 12pm to 1.30pm (Fridays are crazy!!).

Thanks, Suzi Cunningham

DAY & DATE NAMES

Tuesday 17th February C McFarlane; N Khraim

Wednesday 18th February B Hecker; L Tancredi

Thursday 19th February S Bowen; J Calovic

Friday 20th February K Jackson; P Gaskell (Urgently need 1 more)

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SPORTS NEWS

SWIMMING TRIALS

Swimming trials were held at the Diamond Creek Outdoor Pool on Monday 9th February. It was pleasing to see that the num-

bers participating have increased by 20 students in comparison to previous years.( 97 students in total ) A reflection of the

successful intensive Gr 3-4 swimming program. Most pleasing was the students behaviour and endeavour on the day.

The District team that has been selected from these trials will compete at the Diamond Valley District sports to be held at

Greensborough WaterMarc on Thursday 26th February. Training for the team will be held on Monday 16th February and 23rd

February at Diamond Creek Pool from 3.45 – 4.30pm. A big thank you to the many parents who assisted on the day, in par-

ticular Tracey Russell and Jodie Watts.

David Blackburn

( PE & Sports coordinator )

SUMMER INTERSCHOOL SPORT Summer interschool sport commences this Friday 13th February. Matches commence at 9.30am and conclude at 10.45pm. Students

can wear their sports uniform to school but must change back into their GK uniform after the sports conclude. Please ensure your

child has a drink bottle, school hat and appropriate footwear. Home games for all matches will be played at the school except

cricket which will be played at Anthony Beale Reserve.

CRICKETERS Parents, please be aware that it isn’t compulsory for students to provide their own equipment for cricket. The school has a full set

of cricket equipment which is available to all players each week.

Rd 1 GK Darks vs Hurstbridge ( HOME )

GK Lights vs Plenty Valley ( AWAY )

Code of Conduct for Sport at GK

For the benefit of parents whose children are involved in interschool sport – I have included some information about the sport policy of our

governing body – School Sport Victoria (SSV).

The code of conduct is very different from what is acceptable in children’s sport outside of school. Please be aware that there is to

be no coaching by teachers or parents during GAME TIME of affiliated events. Coaching can only occur during breaks in play by

the nominated coach. This policy becomes more important as children/teams progress towards the state finals. Sometimes howev-

er, at the lower levels, coaches agree that the main emphasis of the game should be on educating the children about the game

(rules, positioning etc.) If you come along to watch your child compete, please be aware that telling the children where to position themselves, who to pass to, when to run etc, is deemed inappropriate. Abusing umpires and opposition players is totally unacceptable. Of course applauding good play is quite OK. Everyone who attends our games and events needs to be

aware of the difficult position the teachers could potentially be placed in if parents/spectators break the ‘code’. Children (and

teams) who have deemed to have been coached during events (such as swimming and cross country) can be disqualified.

Please come and see me if you have any questions or would like to read the SSV code of conduct in full.

David Blackburn

Basketball refereeing – assistance is required each Friday with refereeing home basketball games. If you have some basketball refereeing experience and are able to assist please contact David Blackburn or Shannon Whelan at the school.

For further information regarding sport please refer to Sport Guidelines on the school web site or Sport/PE blog. An up date fix-

ture will be provided on the PE blog and GK website for reference.

Glen Katherine Primary School is excited to offer the Commonwealth Bank School Banking program to all students. As well as teaching children the importance of saving our school receives $5 when a stu-dent makes their first ever School Banking deposit and 5% on every deposit made through the school (to a maximum of $10 per individual deposit). . The School Banking program provides children with an opportunity to make deposits into their personal Commonwealth Bank Youthsaver account at school each week. The program is about how often your child makes deposits, not how much they deposit. To encourage regular savings behaviour the program offers an exciting Rewards Program. Every de-posit earns your child a Dollarmites token, and once they’ve collected 10 tokens they can redeem them for a reward. The rewards items available during 2015 are:

ET DVD, released Term 1 Planet Handball, released Term 1 Invisible Ink Martian Pen, released Term 2 Intergalactic Rocket, released Term 2 Glow -in-the-Dark Solar System, released Term 3 Cosmic Light Beam Torch, released Term 3 Outer Space Savers Money Box, released Term 4 Lunar Light Band , released Term 4

School Banking day is Thursday, commencing 5th March 2015. Each week you need to bring your dol-larmites bank book and deposit to school, place it in the school banking satchel in class at the beginning of the day, and your deposit will be processed that day. Bank books will be returned to students on the Friday of each week. If you have an existing Youth saver account, you can use this as your school banking account, alterna-tively the Commonwealth Bank will be holding an account opening day on 2nd March at 8.15am – 9.30am and again in the afternoon from 2.30pm-3.30pm. An additional account opening session will be held on Thursday 5th March 2015 at 8.15am. If you are interested in opening a Commonwealth Bank Youthsaver account for your child please bring along your current driver’s licence or another form of photographic identification. No identification is re-quired for your child attending school, as the school will confirm their identity. Alternatively, you can open an account at any branch, by calling 13 22 21, or online if you are an existing Commonwealth Bank customer. You will need to provide your child’s birth certificate if you are opening the account at a Branch. For more information or if you’d like to join our team (we’d love a couple more helpers), please speak to one of the school banking team: Melissa Houston – School Banking Co-Ordinator (mob: 0409932565) Tarsha Durant, Justine Morris or Kirsty Reddrop – School Banking Team

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School Banking Account Opening Day

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LIBRARY NEWS All students attend a Library session each week with their class teacher. During this time, students in Prep to Grade 3 have the

opportunity of borrowing up to 3 books to take home. Loan duration is 2 weeks but these can be returned or renewed at anytime.

Students in Grades 4 to 6 may borrow 3 personal choice books and 1 class literature book set by their Teacher. Loan duration is 3

weeks.

Some titles may be in high demand so the loan period may only be one week.

Please ensure your child, if in Prep to Grade 4 inclusive, has a library bag, preferably a waterproof one and labelled with their

name. A recycled strong plastic shopping bag is quite suitable.

Due to a large number of damaged library books, mainly caused from spilt drinks in school bags, we will be enforcing the rule that

a bag is required if borrowing.

Occasionally accidents happen and books are damaged. If damage does occur, please do not repair it. Specific materials are used

for specific mending. Please advise Library staff of the damage so that appropriate repairs can be made. Students will not be

growled at for accidental damage.

If a book is lost or damaged beyond repair , the school’s expectation is for payment be made to replace such items.

The Library is open before school at 8.30am and after school till 3.15 pm for students to borrow.

We welcome parents to visit the Library with their children during these times.

We have a small Parent Reference section dealing with topics related to Sex Education, Raising children, Death of family and pets which parents are welcome to borrow from. Thank you for your support and happy reading!

Gail Elliott

SCHOLASTIC BOOK CLUB

Glen Katherine participates in a Book club for students which is run in conjunction with Scholastic Australia. This

operates eight times a year and offers you a convenient way to purchase books and computer software at reasonable prices.

There are four main catalogues sent home with students according to their year level.

WOMBAT - Pre School & Prep

LUCKY - Grades One/Two

ARROW - Grades Three/ Four

STAR - Grades Five/Six

By participating in this Book Club, our school benefits by receiving useful teaching materials and books for the use of

both students and teachers.

Catalogues have been distributed to students this week. If you would like your child to make a purchase, simply complete the cou-

pon on the back page of the catalogue and return it to the school, with the correct payment in a sealed envelope which is marked

“Book club” and includes their name and grade.

Method of payment can be by cash, cheque or the credit card option on the order form. Please follow the phone or online in-structions as per back of order form and ensure you complete all required details on that section and return to school. It is advisable that you also keep a record of the receipt number.

* At this stage our school is not operating with the LOOP method of payment

AT NO TIME IS THERE ANY OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE.

If you require any further information regarding the Book Club please inquire at the school Library. Arrangements can be made if

you require the purchase as a “surprise” gift at any time throughout the year.

Orders for this first issue close on FRIDAY 20th FEBRUARY 2015. Delivery takes approximately 1to 2 weeks from the closing

date.

Gail Elliott Library

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CAFÉ BAKING DONATIONS The ladies running the cafe at the fete this year

need the help of our fabulous masterchef parents! If

you love to bake we would love to have your goodies

on our menu!! Our 'wish list' would be:

Whole Specialty Cakes

Scones

Sausage Rolls/savoury pies

Slices

Cookies

Muffins

Quiche

Lasagna

Whatever is your specialty!!!

To help with planning and budget it would be much

appreciated if you could call us with your baking

donation and details! Thank you.

Michelle Cotter-Young 9438 2762 or Kylie Longley

9438 5398

CAKE STALL The cake stall is an old favourite of the school

fete and the success of the stall relies on dona-

tions, so if you can spare the time and whip

something up (or even purchase) we would be

grateful.

We are asking for donations of cakes (large or

small), biscuits, muffins, slices, whatever your

talent is – to be delivered to school either the day

before or on the day. A plastic plate is being sent

home shortly for you to fill. To meet food safety

standards please remember to label your items

with a list of ingredients & no items with cream

as we do not have cold storage.

If you have any queries please contact

Kylie Longley on 9438 5398.

QUILT Raffle We have been grateful to have donated each year a

Handcrafted Patchwork Quilt made by Irene Bart-

lett. 2015 will be Irene’s last contribution as her

family moves on from Grade 6.

Tickets are $1.00 each. Families will receive tickets to sell and additional tickets will be availa-

ble on Fridays – Uniform Shop or daily from Ad-

min Office.

We thank Irene for her tireless contributions!

FACE PAINTERS So you are creative and have a flare with paint & a

brush? Then our Face Painting Stall would love for

you to volunteer!

2015 Fete Committee Contact Info: EMAIL: gkfete@gmail.com www.glenkps.vic.edu.au Tracey Russell 0412 581 887

Carol Kovacic 0407 367 318

Fiona Davies 0418 611 311

Helen Giannakos 0438 588 894

THANK YOU TO THE SPONSORS & DONATIONS RECEIVED SO FAR:

* Melbourne Bicycle Centre *7-Eleven * Delta Holidays

* Holmesglen Tafe * Xpresso Delight * Heidelberg Golf Club

* Fletchers Real Estate - Eltham * Masterfoods * Imax Melbourne

* Aqueduct Newsagency * Bunnings Warehouse * Skaterz

* Eltham Home Timber & Hardware

*******CAN YOU COOK / BAKE FOR US?******

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Creekers Little Hands

Introduction to Basketball

8 Week 45 minute training sessions in-

clude:

Basketball skills coaching by experienced coaches

Introduction to the rules, competitions and prizes

Participants may enrol in a Creekers team in the following season

FOR 5-10 YEAR OLD

BOYS AND GIRLS

Start Date: Monday 16th March

Session: Monday 4.30pm-5.15pm

Duration: 8 Weeks

Venue: Court 3, Community Bank Stadium

Diamond Creek

Download enrolment forms online

Www.dcbasketball.com.au

COMMUNITY NEWS

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RESEARCH JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB

2014 NFL Junior Club of the Year

REGISTRATION DAY

SUNDAY 15TH FEBRUARY 2015

9.00Aam to 12.00pm at Research Park, Main Road, Research.

This year there will be Under 12 and Under 15 GIRLS teams.

For further information please call Justine on 0417 844 493