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Newsletter 10 15 June 2018
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NOTES AND PAYMENTS Please be aware of the following payments/notes that are overdue, or that are coming up.
- Athletics Carnival - School fees - PSSA sport
PRINCIPAL AWARDS The following awards will be presented at our K-6 Assembly to be held on Wednesday, 20 June 2018 at 2.15pm. Principal’s Award: Hadi A (Pythons), Serene B (Geckoes), Ziad E (Geckoes), Anisa H (Geckoes), Abbie K (Pythons), Noorunisa M (Pythons), Ashleigh T (Tiger Cats) Gold Principal’s Award: Ashleigh T (Tiger Cats)
SSW STATE SOCCER Congratulations Dylan T & Jeremiah D for making the Sydney South West state soccer team. The boys competed against 13 other teams over the course of 3 days. Their team finished 5th, the boys played awesome in all their games, great work!
What’s Coming Up Tuesday 19 June • Canteen Sausage Sizzle Wednesday 20 June • Go Pink Day • K-6 Assembly •World Environment
Day Friday 22 June •PSSA Round 3 Wednesday 27 June • P&C Chocolates Due Friday 29 June •PSSA Round 4
Panania North Public School 202-204 Bransgrove Road, Panania, 2213
Phone: (02) 9773 8394 / (02) 9773 6736 Fax: (02) 9792 3951 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.pananianth-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Newsletter Content Page 1 • Notes & Payments • Principal Awards • SSW State Soccer Page 2 • 2019 Kindy enrolments • Creative & Performing Arts Page 3 • Book Club LOOP Page 4 • PNPS Chickens Page 5 • Go Pink Day • Sausage Sizzle Page 6 • P&C Page 7 • Advertisements
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CONGRATULATIONS DYLAN T! Dylan has finished 3rd at the regional cross country. We wish him all the best at state. Well done to Marissa P, Obadiah D, Jeremiah D and Tahlia D for their outstanding efforts and making our school proud.
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PNPS senior and junior choir combined, singing “Shine Bright like a Diamond” at our assembly last week.
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Please be aware that orders need to be placed online via the Scholastic website by Friday 15 June for free delivery to the school. Thank you.
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Please support our Go Pink for Breast Cancer Research day on June 20. The staff and students of Panania North Public School would like to pay tribute to Mrs Vicki Cambey who lost her battle with breast cancer last year. Vicki was a highly valued parent of the school. She was a passionate and hardworking member of the P&C and was instrumental in developing the clothing shop into the successful fundraising business it is today. We honour her memory by holding this charity fundraiser and will be painting the Clothing Shop pink as a lasting tribute. We ask that Panania North families donate generously to the National Breast Cancer Foundation by logging onto the link below: https://fundraise.nbcf.org.au/fundraiser/pananianorthpublicschool and donating online. All donations above $2 are tax deductable. Students are asked to provide a gold coin on June 20th to wear pink mufti.
PNPS Go Pink Day - Wednesday 20 June
SAUSAGE SIZZLE Tuesday 19 June 2018
$3.00 REGULAR LUNCH MENU WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE
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SCHOOL BANKING Just a reminder School Banking is now on Monday instead of Wednesdays, starting Monday 18 June.
CHOCOLATE FUNDRAISER! Chocolate boxes are selling so fast! Thank you for the amazing start to our fundraiser! Just a reminder…
Chocolates are $1 each and any monies raised need to be returned to the office by Wednesday the 27th of June.
Each child that sells one box and returns the money by the 27th of June will receive a keyring!
Any child that sells 2 or more boxes (extra boxes available from the office) and returns all monies owed on time will get a raffle ticket.
Sell 3 boxes get another ticket! Sell 4 boxes and your child will receive 3 raffle tickets in total!
There are two prizes.......
K-2 a junior size scooter (dark grey - valued at over $150) 3-6 a senior size scooter (blue- valued at over $200)
Kindly donated by Pedal Patch in Panania!
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Advertisements The school often publishes information on behalf of Community groups – parents need to decide the appropriateness of activities involving their child. It is the responsibility of each parent to research the bona fides of any organisation, in which you wish your child to be involved in.
