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Adam Road Primary School
( 9796 3000Hotchin Street, Bunbury WA 6230Email [email protected]
www.adamroad.wa.edu.au
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ISSUE 4 | 29 MARCH 2017
SKOOLBAG APPSearch Adam Road Primary School
On Wednesday 15th March the Year 5 girls from Rooms 11 and 12 were involved in a soccer clinic run by the Perth Glory Women’s team. The purpose of the visit was to get more girls involved in soccer. Two Glory players, including Tash Rigby who began her soccer career in Margaret River, took the girls through their paces, teaching them skills and finishing with a little game. The girls enjoyed themselves and the Glory said they would love to come back next year and do more clinics with more students.
Perth Glory Soccer Clinic
TERM 2
COMMENCES
WEDNESDAY
26 APRIL
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Interschool Swimming Carnival
On Thursday 16th March 25 students from Year 4 to 6 went to the Interschool Swimming Carnival at the South West Sport Centre. Seven schools from the Bunbury area attended the carnival. All students competed very strongly during the day with the Year 5 girls a stand out, winning all four divisions of freestyle and the girls 4 x 50m freestyle relay. Adam Road came 4th overall and 2nd in the handicap shield.
DID YOU KNOW?
What can we do? Reduce: Choose not to use disposable plastic water bottles. When heading out, take a bottle from home and refill it as you need. Aluminium bottles are your best choice, as they can be recycled over and over and over again! Re-use: When you need to buy a disposable water bottle, re-use it as many times as you can! Recycle: When you eventually throw out your plastic water bottle, make sure it ends up in your yellow top recycling bin Recover: If you see a friend throwing away a plastic water bottle, talk to them about reducing, re-using and recycling Together we can watch our waste and help create a sustainable future for the South West.
Like us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/BunburyHarveyRC/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bunbury_wellington_reuse/
It takes over 3 litres of water to produce
just one plastic water bottle.
Plastic water Plastic water Plastic water Plastic water bottles will not bottles will not bottles will not bottles will not bebebebegin to gin to gin to gin to breakbreakbreakbreak down for 450 down for 450 down for 450 down for 450 yearsyearsyearsyears
The energy saved by recycling one plastic bottle could power a computer
for 25 minutes
ADAM ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL IS
A RECYCLING SCHOOL
As part of the recycling program, Room 11 collects and rehomes the shredded paper from the office and classroom shredders. It makes great bedding for small creatures such as rabbits, guinea pigs and rats. Once it is used, it can be put into the green waste bin to be collected and composted. We sometimes have a surplus of shredded paper and would love to find a home for it. If you have little creatures at home that would love a comfortable bed of shredded paper, call into Room 11 and grab a bag.
HELP NEEDEDThe English Committee have purchased many new reading books and are calling on volunteers to help cover them. If you can spare 10 minutes before school each day or any time during the day, please let the front office know. All materials are supplied and a demonstration can be given. Unfortunately the books can not leave school premises.
Mrs Taylor has all materials and books etc. and can set up any helpers in the library.
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Thank you to all the families that have generously donated books to the library in celebration of the school’s 50th Anniversary.
The books will soon be ready for loan and notes will be sent to your child/children’s classrooms to let them know they can come to the library to be the first to borrow.
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS HISTORY BOOKIf you would like to purchase a copy of the Adam Road Primary School “Celebrating 50 Years” history book, please register your interest with the office.
Visiting Japanese students and their host families.
From the Principal’s Desk
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Congratulations to Laura Sciesinski, Miet Vermeiren, Amy King, Veronica Martin and Chris Green who have been elected as parent representatives to our school board. They will join staff representatives Danielle Smith, Felicity McGeoch, Fiona Gaetke and myself to form the school board. The board will meet for the first time on Monday 3rd April at 7.00pm in the Conference Room.
We have welcomed five guests from Japan into our school this week, four students and one teacher. All are being hosted by families from our school community and will be attending Adam Road this week. This provides a wonderful opportunity for a very
valuable cultural exchange for both our students and the Japanese students. Hopefully we can continue this exchange in future years.I am looking forward to attending our annual Year 6 School Camp next week at Camp Mornington. Having attended this camp for the last two years I am confident this will be another very successful and enjoyable experience for all who attend. The nature of the activities challenges each participant to strive to achieve what they may not have thought possible and emphasizes the need to work together to achieve the best results.I hope all families enjoy the upcoming school holidays and perhaps set some challenges of their own.GUY ASSER PRINCIPAL
P&C News Adam Road Primary P & C Association Inc
2017 LEAVERS SHIRTSCLOSING DATE IS THIS FRIDAY, 31 MARCH NO ORDERS CAN BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE
UNIFORM SHOP COORDINATOR AND
HELPERS NEEDEDPlease call in and see Katrina/Andrea on Fridays
between 8.30am-9.30am.
EASTER RAFFLETickets go on sale Monday morning near the centre circle. CHOCOLATE DONATIONS
STILL REQUIRED!
HOT CROSS BUN FORMSNeed to be returned by Friday 31 March and will be delivered Wednesday 5 April. Please add room number of class you’d like them delivered to, or
alternatively a phone number to contact.
If you would like to purchase a paver please advise the school office of your interest.
PAVERS WILL BE ORDERED LATER IN THE YEAR.
EASTER BONNET PARADE
TUESDAY 4 APRIL 9:00AM
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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Merit CertificatesCongratulations to the following students who have demonstrated exceptional effort and achievement in order to receive a Merit Certificate at the upcoming assembly.
Parents are invited to watch your child receive their award.
YEAR 1Rm 1 Isabela & JazzaraRm 2 Draylene & Jordyn
YEAR 2Rm 4 Mitchell & RishiRm 5 ZalynRm 6 Darby & Olivia
YEAR 3Rm 5 Bonnie Rm 8 Daniel & Matthew
YEAR 4Rm 13 Bradley & KayshiaRm 16 Dylan & TempestRm 17 Kai & Phoebe
YEAR 5Rm 11 Alexander & Melinda Rm 12 Afif & Kurtis Rm 18 Anjali
YEAR 6Rm 18 Megan Rm 19 Millie & MyraRm 21 Emelia & Kyle
TERM 1 – DATES TO REMEMBER
WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
10 3 AprSchool Board Meeting 7.00pm
4 AprEaster Bonnet Parade 9.00am
5 AprYear 6 Camp
6 AprFaction Reward Day Yrs 1-5
7 AprSTUDENTS LAST DAY
TERM 2 – DATES TO REMEMBER
WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
1 24 AprSchool Development Day – STUDENTS DO NOT ATTEND
25 AprANZAC Day
26 AprSTUDENTS RESUME
27 Apr 28 AprANZAC Ceremony @ 11.30am
THIS WEEK’S ASSEMBLYRoom 5, Years 2 & 3 at 2.05pm
LAST CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS REIMBURSED!Have your payments been made and all documents returned to the
school office? Winner drawn Monday 3 April.
Community Notices
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Date: Friday 12 May 2017 Time: 10.00am to 12.00noon Venue: Child and Parent Centre – Carey Park Ecclestone Street, Carey Park Bookings for workshop and crèche are essential on 9721 6991.
Let’s Sleep For babies aged 6 to 12 months
Let’s sleep offers: an understanding of good
sleep patterns realistic expectations of
sleep information on sleep and
sleep settling strategies confidence to assist your
child to learn new sleeping skills
sharing of ideas and experiences with others in the group to support each other.
www.careyparkscouts.org.au
Carey Park Scout Group
Invites you to join us for
on Thursday March 30th 2017 at 6.00pm
Former,
their families and
Come and meet our team and
about
Help us
Following the presentation a light supper will be serv
R.S.V.P for catering purposes to [email protected]
Carey Park Scout Group
Invites you to join us for
on Thursday March 30th 2017 at 6.00pm
at Carey Park Scout Hall,
75 Wisbey St, Carey Park
Former, current and prospective Scouts,
and members of the community are welcome.
meet our team and hear from our youth members
what it means to be a Scout today.
Help us plan for the continued success of
Scouting in Carey Park.
Following the presentation a light supper will be serv
on Thursday March 30th 2017 at 6.00pm
current and prospective Scouts,
community are welcome.
ear from our youth members
.
plan for the continued success of
Following the presentation a light supper will be served
Holiday Fun – Carey Park
Register now (bookings are essential) on 9721 6991
Play in the Park Date: Tuesday 11th April 2017 Time: 9.00am-11.00am Venue: Big Swamp Park, Prince Philip Drive,
Bunbury (meet near the toilet block).
Lego Challenge For 5 – 8 year olds and their parents
Date: Thursday 13th April 2017 Time: 9.30am-11.00am Venue: Child and Parent Centre – Carey Park,
Ecclestone Street, Carey Park.
Play in the Park Date: Tuesday 18th April 2017 Time: 9.00am-11.00am Venue: Big Swamp Park, Prince Philip Drive,
Bunbury (meet near the toilet block).
Lego Challenge For 5 – 8 year olds and their parents
Date: Thursday 20th April 2017 Time: 9.30am-11.00am Venue: Child and Parent Centre – Carey Park,
Ecclestone Street, Carey Park.
Date: Friday 31 March 2017 Time: 11.00am to 1.00pm Venue: Dalyellup Primary School, 14 Hartog Road, Dalyellup. . Bookings for workshop and crèche are essential on T: 9721 6991.
What’s in the Box?
Attend our workshop to: Learn how to pack
a healthy lunchbox. enjoy a healthy
lunchbox lunch learn how to save
on your bills take home a free
food hamper.