LANGWARRIN PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

NEWSLETTER Northgateway, Langwarrin VIC 3910 Ph: (03) 9775 7533 Fax: (03) 9775 9264

Website: www.langwarrinparkps.vic.edu.au Email: langwarrin.park.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au

RESPECT RESILIENCE CITIZENSHIP

ISSUE 3

28 February 2020

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

SCHOOL COUNCIL Every year half the positions on School Council are up for re-election. The election process for School Council 2020 has now concluded. Five nominations were received for the five vacant positions and as a result the following parents were duly elected without the need for a ballot. Congratulations to: Mrs Claire Bray, Ms Fauve Grady, Mr Daniel McLean, Ms Jaime Rochford and Mrs Mel Schmidt. We are also very pleased that Ms Deb Haddow and Mrs Kellie Rose join us as DET representatives. We look forward to working with all of our school councillors over the course of 2020 and welcome the skills and ideas that they offer to the benefit of all in our school community. Many thanks to our outgoing School Councillor, Mrs Kintarra Phillips for the wonderful contribution she has made to LPPS over the past years. School Council next meets on Monday March 16. The Annual General Meeting will begin at 6.00pm and will be followed by the election meeting where office bearers are elected. The general meeting of the School Council will begin at approximately 7.15pm. We welcome all members of the school community to join us. SCHOOL ARRIVAL It has been wonderful to see students arriving at school on time and ready to start their learning as soon as the bell goes. If for some reason your child is late, you will need to have them sign in for a late pass. Also, please note that if they are scheduled for a specialist class they will need to go directly to the specialist classroom with their late pass and their bag. They will not be able to access their normal classroom because it will be locked and their teacher will be meeting in another area of the school. PARKING AND TRAFFIC FLOW

Please help us to care for the safety of our students, community members and our neighbours by following the parking and road rules

at drop off and pick up time. Particular concerns are that there are a number of cars double parked and interrupting the flow of traffic

outside the school. If we all work together then we will be able to ensure that all children at LPPS can move safely to and from school.

Denise Webster

PLAY LEADER TRAINING

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WELLBEING Deb Haddow Assistant Principal Langwarrin Park is a child safe school

THRIVE—POSITIVE EDUCATION

TRY your best Be HEALTHY RELATE well Get INVOLVED Live your VALUES ENJOY positive emotions

Our focus value this term is: ENJOY

ENJOY POSITIVE EMOTIONS

Classes are completing modules around getting to know each other, setting class routines and expectations. Students are settling in well, reconnecting with their friends and getting to know their teachers.

A letterbox is located in the front foyer so if you need to tell

Ms Haddow about something you can write her a letter and she will

get back to you

MINDSHIFT—PSYCHOLOGIST AT SCHOOL

Please meet Meaghan our psychologist from MindShift who is working at our school.

How lucky are we! If you are concerned about your child you can contact her directly

and she will organise the process with you.

2020 PLAY LEADERS

We are delighted to announce that after completing an application process and a full day of training our 2020 Play Leaders are now

ready to go! Play Leaders have a very important job, which is to make sure that the yard is a fun and safe space for all students. Play

Leaders use character strengths like teamwork, kindness and creativity to run games at lunch time for the junior students. The Play

Leaders have lots of different games that they run and they know how to modify games for different ability levels. So if your child in in

Foundation to Year 3 and likes to play games, meet new people and have fun please encourage them to join the Play Leaders out the

front of the library at lunch time.

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WELLBEING Langwarrin Park is a child safe school

BOOKLISTS FOR 2020

This has been a difficult process. Please be assured we are still working through issues with the company.

Thank you for your feedback. In term 2 we will complete a review of booklist companies and find the one

that suits our needs the best.

R U OK? has 4 Conversation Steps to help navigate a conversation when someone says, “No, I’m not OK”. These steps are: 1 Ask 2 Listen 3 Encourage action 4 Check in

Useful contacts when a child is not OK: School counsellor GP or psychologist Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800 http://kidshelp.com.au Lifeline on 13 11 14 ‘000’ if life is in imminent danger Orange Door-Social Services programs/supports to help families 1800 319 353 (Frankston)

Smiling Mind mindfulness programs http://smilingmind.com.au/

HATS—SCHOOL UNIFORM Part of being healthy is looking after your body. Be active, eat well, sleep. We also

need to be responsible enough to protect our skin from the sun. Australia has a high rate of preventable skin

cancers—caused by sun exposure. WE EXPECT EVERY STUDENT TO WEAR THEIR SCHOOL HAT FOR AT

LEAST TERM 1 AND 4, AS SET OUT IN OUR UNIFORM POLICY. This includes during any outdoor activities

such as sport. Teachers will issue uniform notices for students without hats. No hat means students must stay in

the shade. Please help us to support your child and protect them from UV rays.

SRC & HEALTH AMBASSADORS—YEAR 4, 5 & 6

We have been working through a selection process to elect this years representatives. Once the successful applicants have been decided, these students will be announced at Assembly. More details to follow! FREE VISION TESTING

Information has been send home to all families, thank you to those that have returned the forms. The company is currently collating these and dates for testing later in this Term will be advised shortly.

BREAKFAST CLUB IS OPEN!

We are pleased to offer Breakfast Club again this year. You will find us next to the Music Room, just

inside the double glass doors near the school hall then follow the smell of fresh toast! We are open

from 8:15-8:45 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. If students are at school before this time

they should be in the care of an adult or in Before School Care. Breakfast Club opens at

8:15am. Everyone is welcome to come and have something to eat or even just a chat. Students

should not be out in the playground before 8:30am. Thank you to our Education Support staff and

parent helpers who give up their time to run the program. If you are interested in helping please

contact me.

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WELLBEING Langwarrin Park is a child safe school

SPONSORS

A huge thanks to our sponsors who assist us with providing programs for the students. Coles helps

immensely with the Breakfast Club. We also have some private sponsors that provide assistance

financially to help us give every student the opportunity to participate in as many of our great

programs as possible. Thank you also to Strike Bowl, Lunar Drive In, Zone Bowl, Pancake

Parlour, the canteen and Moonlight Sanctuary for their vouchers. We are very grateful for their

kindness and support. Deb Haddow

5 WAYS TO RESIST CHILDREN’S PESTER POWER—PARENTING TIPS https://www.parentingideas.com.au/blog/5-ways-to-resist-childrens-pester-power/

Do you have a child who won’t take “no” for an answer?

Kids have a way of getting under your skin when they really want something. You can refuse their request for a treat, some extra time

out of bed or some new clothes, and they can keep at you until you give in.

Whining, tantrums and appeals to fairness are common tactics that kids use to break down parental resolve.

Some kids when they receive a knock back from one parent, will try the other parent out. “Okay, mum said no to an ice cream, I’ll just

check to see what dad says” is the type of tactic I‘m talking about here.

Solo parents can easily become worn down by pester power as there is no one to share the burden with.

Pester power hasn’t always been a problem for parents. In the days of large families, when four or more children were common, not only was there less propensity to give kids what they wanted but siblings had their own way of dealing with rebellious or ‘prima-donna’

type behaviour.

There is no doubt that kids’ pester power is alive and well and living in Australian homes right now. In these times of smaller families

the voice of one child resisting can be the only voice a parent hears.

If your kids don’t take no for answer, particularly when they want you to buy, buy, buy consider these well-tested resistance strategies:

1. Keep explanations to a minimum.

It’s worth remembering that it’s okay to say no… without always having to explain yourself. While kids should know why we don’t give/allow them something that doesn’t mean we have to give answers every single time. Most of the times kids know why we say no, but they just keep pushing

the boundaries.

2. Make yourself scarce.

My wife was an expert making herself scarce physically or psychologically when my kids used to argue the point with her. She would ignore attempts to change her mind, going about her business as if they weren’t there. They soon realised that arguing was futile. So have I… except it

took me a little longer!!

3. Communicate with your partner.

Teenagers are adept at putting pressure on parents to acquiesce to their demands, particularly when it comes to going out. Get into the habit of

bringing your partner into the picture. “I’m not sure about that. I’ll check with your father/mother and get back to you” is a handy response.

4. Draw strength from a friend.

It helps, particularly if you are on your own, to phone a friend to check if you are being reasonable. It’s easy to doubt yourself, and your sanity,

when you are on your own.

5. How can you make this happen?

Sometimes it’s best to put the onus on to kids, particularly when they pester you to buy them things. “Sure, you can have a new mobile phone. Have you got enough money to buy it now or do you have to save for it?” is the type of response I suggest for kids who just love you to be their

automatic teller machine.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTION PACKED SPORTING PROGRAM 2020

The PE department is looking forward to another energetic and action packed year. Once again there will be many fun sporting activities on offer for the students as well as their normal PE classes. Many of the programs and activities benefit and rely on parental support and assistance. We appreciate and encourage parent helpers for many of the programs. Parental assistance with the House Athletics Sports on Wednesday 25th March will be greatly appreciated. TWILIGHT SPORTS Wednesday 11th March is the Twilight Sports for the students in Foundation, Year 1 and Year 2. A notice has be sent out providing information about the night. We hope to see all our Junior school students participating in this activity. PE CLASSES During Term 1 students in Years 3 – 6 will be developing their athletic skills – discus, shot put, high jump, long jump, triple jump and sprints. Whilst the Year 1 and 2 students will be participating in activities designed to develop the fundamental motor skills – throwing, catching, ball bounce, kicking, leaping, striking and dodging. It is important for students to come to PE classes appropriately attired and prepared for physical activity. We ask that parents/guardians ensure that their child:

Wears runners for PE –this is or safety reasons and to ensure that the surface of the gym floor is not damaged.

Has their hat – most PE classes will be outside during Term 1.

Brings a water bottle for hydration

Notes: Parents are asked to write a note for their child when they are unable to participate in PE classes. YEAR 6 WATER SAFETY – MILLS BEACH 10TH – 14TH FEBRUARY In the first two weeks of term, Year 6 students participated in 3 pool sessions in preparation for their week at Mills beach. Activities included – safe entries into a water environment, using a Personal Floatation Devices (PFD), freestyle and survival stroke practise, rescues and releases, safety in a boat.

On Tuesday 11th February, students had their first day at Mills Beach. Beaches are known as “open” environments, as conditions are

always changing. Unfortunately due to extreme weather and water conditions – rough seas and poor water quality – the Monday

activities were cancelled. The program was adjusted to make sure all students rotated through the 8 different activities:

Using a personal floatation device Snorkelling Rescues Beach Games Team Building activities Water Skills which included signals and moving through

water effectively An introduction to CPR And Boards. These activities are designed to expand on the water safety skills the students learnt in the previous pool sessions. In addition, the beach provided students with challenges, team building skills, co-operation and experiences. Carnival Day was on Friday. Competing for their House, students participated in 5 different activities – Wading, Nipper Boards, Personal Floatation Devices (PFD’s), Sprint and Relays and Flags.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Winners of the Beach Flag finals were Max Tassone and Darcy Ohayon.

Just before lunch all students participated in an Iron Nipper which involved a run, board leg, swim with a PFD and then a run to finish.

Congratulations to the top 4 competitors:

Girls: 1. Holly Mayer 2. Caitlin Burridge 3. Shilah Cherrill 4. Mia Mayne

Boys: 1. Max Tassone 2. Noah Doyle 3. Ryder Bolton 4. Evan Thorn

Icy Poles and a Free Swim concluded the day House Carnival Results: 1st – McClelland (65 points), 2nd – Murdoch (62 points), 3rd Lindsay (61 points), 4th Lloyd (55½ points) Icy Poles and a Free Swim concluded the day. Thanks to all those parents who took the time out of their busy schedules to come and support the children and staff throughout the week; it was much appreciated. Special thank you to Cathy Stevens (Rachael Stevens) who was “chief” photographer throughout the week.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION MURDOCH DISTRICT SWIMMING TRIALS On Thursday 27th February, when most students were still asleep, 30 students from Years 4 – 6 participated in the Murdoch District Swimming Trials at the Pines Pool. For some of these students it was their first time competing in a 50 metre outdoor pool. All students were great ambassadors for our school, giving 100% effort and demonstrating excellent sportsmanship at all times. Congratulations and well done to the following students: 10 Years Girls

Bridie Campbell – 2nd Freestyle, 2nd Breaststroke

Olivia Burridge – 2nd Breaststroke, 4th Freestyle

Freestyle relay – (Bridie Campbell, Olivia Burridge, Chloe Madigan, Taylor Harrison) – 1st

10 Years Boys/Mixed

Levi De Saint – 1st Freestyle, 1st Backstroke

Alby Bray – 5th Freestyle

Rhys Wever – 6th Backstroke

Freestyle relay – (Levi De Saint, Rhys Wever, Alby Bray, Violet Arrow) – 3rd

11 Years Girls

Olivia Aedy – 2nd Freestyle, 2nd Breaststroke

Mikayla Coutts – 1st Breaststroke

Kayla Norrish – 1st Butterfly

Alex Healy – 2nd Backstroke

Charlie Squires – 3rd Freestyle

Freestyle relay – (Olivia Aedy, Mikayla Coutts, Charlie Squires, Jordyn Smith) – 2nd

11 Years Boys

Hayden Coutts – 1st Freestyle, 2nd Breaststroke

Bailey Gonsal – 2nd Butterfly, 6th Freestyle

Jack Ellis – 5th Backstroke

Freestyle relay – (Hayden Coutts, Bailey Gonsal, Jack Ellis, Jacques Van Eyssen) – 2nd

12/13 Years Girls

Caitlin Burridge – 1st Freestyle, 1st Backstroke

Kiara Mavondo – 2nd Freestyle, 2nd Backstroke

Cherilee Van Eyssen – 1st Breaststroke

Ava Quinn – 1st Butterfly

Bridgette Nye – 4th Breaststroke

Freestyle relay – (Caitlyn Burridge, Kiara Mavondo, Bridgett Nye, Cherilee Van Eyssen) – 1st

12/13 Years Boys

Max Tassone – 1st Freestyle, 1st Butterfly

Kye Cosgriff – 1st Backstroke, 2nd Freestyle

Ryder Dower – 1st Breaststroke

Marcus Edwards – 2nd Breaststroke

Lachie Cutting – 3rd

Freestyle Relay: (Kye Cosgriff, Noah Doyle, Kade Gannon, Max Tassone) – 1st

Girls Open Medley Relay – (Caitlin Burridge, Mikayla Coutts, Olivia Aedy, Kiara Mavondo) – 1st Boys/Mixed Open Medley Relay – (Kye Cosgriff, Hayden Coutts, Max Tassone, Levi De Saint) – 1st

Students highlighted in “bold” will now be representing the school at the Divisional competition on Monday 16th March; we wish them well and look forward to reporting on their achievements.

Thank you to all the parents who transported their children at such an early hour to allow them to compete for the school; it was very

much appreciated.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION YEAR 6 SUMMER SPORT Year 6 students participated in their first Interschool Competition against Baxter Primary School last Friday. It is an exciting time for all students and a wonderful experience. Our philosophy with Interschool Sport at LPPS is for students to have a positive experience with team sport. Therefore our emphasis is on:

Participation

Developing an understanding of the sport and working co-operatively in a team.

Demonstrating good sportsmanship at all times – playing by the rules, supporting teammates, acknowledging the achievements

of the opposition, winning graciously and losing with dignity.

Fun

Whilst it is nice to win, the above mentioned takes priority – winning is a bonus! Round 1 Results: ROUND 1: 21/02/2020 LANGWARRIN PARK V BAXTER

UP AND COMING EVENTS:. HOUSE TWILIGHT CARNIVAL (FOUNDATION – YEAR 2) – WEDNESDAY 11TH MARCH The Twilight House Carnival has been organised for the Junior School students. Foundation students have been practising many of the activities in preparation for the event. We are looking forward to our students participating in this carnival. Please return the consent form, indicating you and your child’s attendance, by Thursday 5th March to ensure the necessary arrangements can be made so the carnival can run smoothly. Don’t forget:

Bring snacks/dinner and drink bottle (arrive at 5:00 pm)

Encourage students to wear their House colours, shorts and runners.

Parents should be prepared to join in.

Activities start at 5:30 pm.

Emphasis is on FUN and PARTICIPATION

YEAR 3 – 6 HOUSE ATHLETICS – WEDNESDAY 25th MARCH (Ballam Park) Students in Years 3 – 6 have been learning the different Athletic disciplines in their PE lessons. The House Carnival at Ballam Park Athletics Track is the culmination of the skills and fitness that the students have gained in Term 1. All students in Years 3 – 6 are ex-pected to participate in this activity. Payment and consent forms should be returned by Wednesday 11th March.

Parent help (recording, raking, participation in the parent relay) and support is very much appreciated on the day.

Sue Burt / Franca Peluso

PE Department

SPORT LANGWARRIN PARK BAXTER WIN/LOSS

Kanga A Cricket 162 33 Win

Kanga B Cricket NO GAME

Girls Rounders NO GAME

Boys Rounders 17 7 Win

Girls Softball NO GAME

Boys Softball 6 1 Win

Newcombe 15 – 3, 15 – 5, 15 – 5, 15 - 8 3 – 15, 5 – 15, 5 – 15, 8 - 15 Win (4 – 0)

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FINANCE OFFICE

REMINDERS Due dates for Payments: Due Date: Amount: Year 2—I See I Care $31.00 5 March Year 3-6—House Athletics Carnival $10.00 11 March Please check the planning guide further on in this newsletter for details of upcoming activities and due dates for payment.

WELCOME NEW FAMILIES Introducing to you: Qkr! (pronounced ‘quicker’) by MasterCard: the easy-to-use phone app that gives you the flexibility to place orders at a time and place that suits you. Qkr! Saves you time by letting you order and pay for school items directly

from your phone; Reduces the need for your child to bring cash to school; RETURNING FAMILIES You will need to update your child’s details on QKR at the beginning of every year to show their new year level and grades. Please ensure you have the latest version of QKR—just update and you are ready to go. Qkr! offers a “push notification” function whereby you will be notified if something relevant to your child’s level has been added to Qkr! Please ensure that you have opted in to this feature by opening the Qkr! App, going into Settings (by clicking the 3 horizontal bars in the top left of the screen) and opt in to receive push notifications. You can also just go into Settings on your phone, scroll down to Qkr! and change notification function there. Please ensure you have the correct grade and room number registered for your child/ren. This will avoid delays in processing Qkr! Payments. Check our school website for more information on Editing personal details or Forgotten Password how to guides. EXCURSION / INCURSION FORMS Excursion forms need to be returned to the teacher by the due date and payment made to the Finance Office via QKR/BPay/eftpos or classroom teacher. It is imperative that we have forms returned so that student numbers can be confirmed. For example, where extra teachers are needed for swimming etc. WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK Legislation requires everyone in direct contact with students to obtain a Working with Children Check. For full details please visit the website by following the link from our school website finance page. If you are assisting with swimming, excursions or within the school you must have a valid WWCC. If you have organised your WWCC please check the expiry dates to ensure it is current and notify the Finance Office of new dates. We value the support of our families and appreciate your compliance with these require-ments to protect our students. Sue Guest Shona Burns & Bridgit Dooley Business Manager Accounts Receivable

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FINANCE OFFICE

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LIBRARY

library.langwarrinparkps.vic.edu.au LIBRARY WEBSITE All students should now have brought home a letter containing their own personal login details for our library website. Use this page at school or at home to:

Search Books we have on our shelves

Quick Lists tabs shows all our Premiers’ Reading Challenge Books

Create your own Reading Lists

Reserve Books – when the copy available is showing 0

Write Book Reviews

View items currently on loan and your loan history

Quick Links to log PRC student books, Book Club LOOP, Oxford Reading Buddy

It has been great to see students reserving books and coming into Library looking on the shelves for books they have seen online! If your child has Reserved a book, ask them to keep a look out for it in our Blue Reserves tub located behind the scanning desk. Please pop into the Library if you have any questions or feedback. Kate Mowat Library Manager

THANK YOU to the Milz family (Mason 1/18 and Riley 4/19) for their donation of bags of new items for the art

room! This is very much appreciated and will go towards lots of creative pieces.

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CANTEEN www.quickcliq.com.au

A reminder that sauce is 20c extra except Hotdogs which include sauce unless stated otherwise. Remember, if you do not include a lunch size paper bag then you need to add 10c. Thank you—have a lovely fortnight. Di & Staff

FORTNIGHTLY

MEAL DEAL

SAUSAGE ROLL, POPCORN

& FROZEN JUICE CUP

ALL FOR $5

THE PATCH Pictured here: just some of the delicious harvest from our school Patch. Students are so proud to see the fruits of our labour! The Patch is an amazing asset to our school and one we will see growing and changing throughout the seasons. Watch this space…..

Carol Hopper

REMINDERS

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PARENTS and FRIENDS

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Round 12

Lazer Bears U08Boys 4 -22 LOSS

Lazer Blitz U08Boys 30-7 WIN

Lazer Demons U08Boys 12-16 LOSS

Lazer Dragons U08Boys 29 -14 LOSS

Lazer Jets U08Boys 11 - 5 WIN

Lazer Storm U08Boys 30-14 WIN

Lazer Dreams U08Girls 3 -20 LOSS

Lazer Gems U08Girls 19 - 8 WIN

Lazer Boomers U10Boys 38 - 2 LOSS

Lazer Boyz U10Boys 9 -35 LOSS

Lazer Bros U10Boys 24 -35 LOSS

Lazer Bullets U10Boys 4 -18 WIN

Lazer Flyers U10Boys 16-20 LOSS

Lazer Gunns U10Boys 5 -19 WIN

Lazer Racers U10Boys 9-10 LOSS

Lazer Charms U10Girls 18-9 WIN

Lazer Girls U10Girls 7 - 11 LOSS

Lazer Jewels U10Girls 1 - 12 LOSS

Lazer Pearls U10Girls 24-11 WIN

Lazer Bombs U12Boys 18-26 LOSS

Lazer Force U12Boys 37-19 LOSS

Lazer Ninjas U12Boys DRAW

Lazer Sharks U12Boys 14-21 LOSS

Lazer Thunder U12Boys 23-10 LOSS

Lazer Angels U12Girls 10-11 LOSS

Lazer Diamonds U12Girls 17-36 LOSS

Lazer Hearts U12Girls 38 - 7 WIN

Lazer Arrows U14Boys 25-27 LOSS

Lazer Bolts U14Boys 13-31 WIN

Lazer Nitro U14Boys 32 -43 LOSS

Lazer Rangers U14Boys 18 -10 WIN

Lazer Sparks U14Girls 27-33 LOSS

Lazer Starlights U14Girls 23-19 WIN

Lazer Stars U16Girls 41-27 LOSS

PLANNING GUIDE 2020

This tentative outline of forthcoming events is provided to assist parents with their calendar and budget planning

PLEASE NOTE THAT COSTS AND DUE DATES ARE A GUIDE ONLY UNTIL CONFIRMED WITH CONSENT FORM AND TAKE HOME NOTICE

MARCH AMOUNT DUE DATE Tuesday 3rd, 10th, Year 2 Swimming $45.00 11 February 17th & 24th Thursday 5th, 12th, Year 3 Swimming $45.00 11 February 19th & 26th Friday 6th ALL School Photos Monday 9th ALL Labour Day—Public Holiday Wednesday 11th Foundation—2 Twilight House Athletics Carnival $- 5 March Monday 16th Year 2 Dolphin Research Centre & $31.00 5 March Balnarring Beach ‘I See I Care’ Wednesday 25th Years 3—6 House Athletics Carnival $10.00 11 March Friday 27th ALL Term 1 Concludes Early Dismissal 2.30pm

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