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1 Term 2 Week 7 Inside this Issue Click on the link Principal’s Message Parents at PSSA Sport Kindergarten 2020 School Calendar Merit Awards Jollyops Science Show Book Club PSSA Sport P&C News Parent/Teacher Interviews We would like to remind all parents that Parent/Teacher Interviews will be held in Week 10 of this term. Interview meslots will be available online from tomorrow Friday 14 June 4pm, unl Thursday 20 June 4pm. Reports will go home on Friday of Week 9 in preparaon for the first interviews to be held on the following Monday. To make a booking for your child/rens parent/teacher interview please click on the link below. Or cut & paste the URL into a browser. hps://sobs.com.au/pt3/parent.php?schoolid=978 Half Yearly Reports Half yearly reports will be handed out on Friday, 21 June. All parents/carers are encouraged to meet with their child’s classroom teacher to discuss their progress. Attendance – Every Day Counts A day here and there does not seem like much but when your child misses just 1 day each fortnight that equals 20 days per year which is 4 weeks of school. If this happens from Kindergarten to Year 12, that is nearly 1 ½ years of school. Give your child every chance to succeed………EVERY DAY COUNTS. Formative Assessment As part of our School Plan, the teachers have been focusing in the area of embed- ding formave assessment pracces into their teaching. This allows teachers to focus on assessment to help guide future planning in their teaching. School re- sources have been ulised to support teachers in this area as well as imple- menng professional learning sessions based on formave assessment strategies. Why is it important for students to get to school on time? To be part of the morning greeng To know what’s happening during the school day To start lessons on me and to understand what to do in class Reinforced the importance of punctuality Students who arrive to school on me are generally more seled and ready to learn. It’s also very important for parents to be at school on me to pick up their chil- dren. It can be very upseng for a child if their parent is late. Students are to re- port immediately to their classroom teacher if their parent is not at school on me of an aſternoon. If the teacher is not in their classroom, then students must report to the school office where parents will be contacted.

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Term 2

Week 7

Inside this Issue

Click on the link

Principal’s Message

Parents at PSSA Sport

Kindergarten 2020

School Calendar

Merit Awards

Jollyops Science

Show

Book Club

PSSA Sport

P&C News

Parent/Teacher Interviews We would like to remind all parents that Parent/Teacher Interviews will be held in Week 10 of this term. Interview timeslots will be available online from tomorrow Friday 14 June 4pm, until Thursday 20 June 4pm. Reports will go home on Friday of Week 9 in preparation for the first interviews to be held on the following Monday. To make a booking for your child/rens parent/teacher interview please click on the link below. Or cut & paste the URL into a browser. https://sobs.com.au/pt3/parent.php?schoolid=978

Half Yearly Reports Half yearly reports will be handed out on Friday, 21 June. All parents/carers are encouraged to meet with their child’s classroom teacher to discuss their progress.

Attendance – Every Day Counts A day here and there does not seem like much but when your child misses just 1 day each fortnight that equals 20 days per year which is 4 weeks of school. If this happens from Kindergarten to Year 12, that is nearly 1 ½ years of school. Give your child every chance to succeed………EVERY DAY COUNTS.

Formative Assessment

As part of our School Plan, the teachers have been focusing in the area of embed-

ding formative assessment practices into their teaching. This allows teachers to

focus on assessment to help guide future planning in their teaching. School re-

sources have been utilised to support teachers in this area as well as imple-

menting professional learning sessions based on formative assessment strategies.

Why is it important for students to get to school on time?

To be part of the morning greeting

To know what’s happening during the school day

To start lessons on time and to understand what to do in class

Reinforced the importance of punctuality

Students who arrive to school on time are generally more settled and ready to

learn.

It’s also very important for parents to be at school on time to pick up their chil-

dren. It can be very upsetting for a child if their parent is late. Students are to re-

port immediately to their classroom teacher if their parent is not at school on

time of an afternoon. If the teacher is not in their classroom, then students must

report to the school office where parents will be contacted.

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Parent Behaviour at PSSA Sport

We are blessed to have a very friendly and highly supportive parent community here at Wideview Public

School. However, this doesn’t flow on to other schools and the PSSA Association has asked schools to re-

mind parents about appropriate behaviour at games. Recently there have been a number of incidents in-

volving abusive language by parents towards umpires and referees at PSSA sport events on Fridays. There is

no room whatsoever for this sort of behaviour on our sports grounds.

Parents and family members may attend sporting venues if they wish, but they need to observe the Code of

Conduct and normal school rules. I would draw particular attention to the following elements of the code:

Remember that children learn best by example. Appreciate good performances and skillful plays by all

participants.

Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from sporting activities.

Respect official’s decisions and teach children to do likewise.

Show appreciation for volunteer coaches, officials and administrators. Without them your child could

not participate. There would be no PSSA competition.

Be courteous in your communication with players, team coach, team officials, game officials and sport

administrators and show appreciation for their services.

Kindergarten 2020

Is your child starting kindergarten in 2020?

If so, please collect your enrolment pack from the school office. Enrolment forms are due by the 30 August.

We are also taking bookings for our Kinderlinks program. It will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in

November.

School Calendar

The Calendar is updated each week. Please check regularly for any additions or changes which will be

marked in red for your convenience.

Term 1 2019

June

Sunday 30 Winter Wonderland School Fete

July

Friday 5 Last Day of Term

KH Isadora N, Anastasia C KGM Eli G, Olivia V KS Edwin H, Hannah S

1S Sam I, Ryan P 2F Thomas S, Sakura H 2C Keira F, Milla B

3H Marli F, Benjamin L 4AF Will J, Thomas B 4/5C Natalie F, Noah NK

6T Tyler M, Ben W 6H Finn V, Curtis C, Leah P, Arianna B

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Jollybops Science Show Visit

On Wednesday 12th June we had a visit from the Jollybops Science Show. Students

from all classes were presented with an exciting science show, full of exhilarating

explosions, bursting balloons, a crazy, pewter coloured robot and professor.

Book Club update

There has been a delay in delivering some of the Book Club orders from Issue 3. We apologise for the delay

but we are assured by Scholastic that all books will be delivered shortly.

Issue 4 catalogues were sent home last week. All orders need to be placed by 21 June to avoid missing out.

A quick reminder too that orders need to be placed online using LOOP (see the back page of the catalogue)

as cash is no longer accepted for Book Club orders at our school. We realise this might be an inconvenience

for some parents, however Scholastic reminds us that

online orders are more easily tracked and students who

order online are eligible for bonuses and giveaways not

available for cash orders.

Mr Smith

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P&C News

WINTER WONDERLAND: WIDEVIEW FETE UPDATE

GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Hurry, hurry! If “buying Winter Wonderland tickets” has been on your “to do” list, now is the time to tick it off! With only 2 weeks until Winter Wonderland, be sure to buy your tickets online for early bird savings. Plus, if you buy an Unlimited Rides Wristband before this Sunday 16 June (midnight), you’ll go in the run-ning to win an exclusive session of Laser Tag for up to 20 people! So hop online NOW to secure your fun! http://www.trybooking.com/BCLFV TREASURE TROVE: DONATIONS WANTED There’s never been a better time to declutter! There’s going to be a Treasure Trove at the Wideview Fete, and we need your good quality goods to sell to the local community - such as homewares, trinkets, small plants, older children’s toys and games. All sales proceeds will go straight back to our lovely school! Please no clothes, food or books. All items need to be clean and unbroken, with all parts included. To find out drop off location, please SMS Christy on 0401 006 115 or Michelle on 0434 351 392. Donations must be made before this Sunday 16 June. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! We need YOUR help to make Winter Wonderland a huge success! We have 67 extra ‘general duty’ volun-teer roles that need filling (1.5 hour shifts) and only have 14 volunteers so far. Without an amazing team of volunteers who help with a variety of duties on the day, the fete can’t operate smoothly. Volunteering at the fete only requires a short amount of time and it is a great way to meet other parents (and the kids love seeing their parents get involved too!). Examples of volunteer roles needed on the day are as follows: Set Up and Take Down of equipment/entertainment Keeping facilities stocked

Handing out fliers/gold coin collection Floaters and Runners (move around event and fill in where needed)

Security/Information/Lost and Found

Photographer/Videographer Recycle/Rubbish

PSSA Sports

First games start 12.45pm last games finish 2.30pm

Venues tomorrow:

Netball : Montview

Boys Football/Soccer : Montview

Girls Football/Soccer: Montview

AFL: Foxglove Oval, Mt Colah

PSSA lunches must be ordered from the PSSA tab in Munch Monitor, to be ready for 12pm

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Choose your job & time slot here: https://signup.com/go/QjXYbxQ Questions? Contact Mary Savage - [email protected] or 0488 582 452 Thanks! The Wideview fete committee

AFTERNOON IN THE

GARDENS’

Working Bee – Sunday, 16 June 2019

Time: 12.00 pm to 2.00 pm

To ensure the gardens and outdoor areas of Wideview and looking their very best for the upcoming Win-

ter Wonderland Fete we are holding a Garden Working Bee this Sunday, 16 June from 12.00 – 2.00 pm.

For parents with children attending the Band Camp (also this Sunday) – the time coincides with drop off –

so if you can offer some time when you drop off your children that would be great.

Apologies to all the children who love to come along to help in the gardens but will be having a wonder-

ful musical afternoon…there will be other working bees to get your hands dirty coming up in Terms 3 and

4.

There is lots to do – so it would be great to see as many volunteers as possible this Sunday for as little or

as much time as you can spare.

We all know it is a busy time with the countdown to Winter Wonderland – baking, running stalls, etc, etc

– but what could be more fun, than a couple of hours in the sun helping to make Wideview look fantas-

tic?

The more the merrier, so please come along – adults and children (not attending Band Camp) are very

welcome – BYO tools, hats, water and lots of enthusiasm. We’d love to see you for whatever time you

can spare to help get the Wideview grounds looking great for the Winter Wonderland on 30 June.

Where will me meet?

This Sunday – in the main car park (Wideview Road entrance) and we’ll take it from there…be aware it

will be busy as children are being dropped off for Band Camp.

Thanks

Kath Edgar, P&C President

[email protected]

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WOOSHC VACATION CARE SCHEDULE JULY SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

MON 8TH

JULY

TUES 9TH JULY WED 10TH JULY THURS 11TH JULY

EXCURSION EXCURSION INCURSION INCURSION

LET’S GO TO THE MOVIES

Catch the bus to Hornsby Odeon to see Secret Life of Pets 2, the

newest installment of the Pets movie. Children will receive a

Popcorn and drink to enjoy whilst watching the movie.

http://www.hornsbyodeoncinema.com.au/Movie/Secret-Life-Of-Pets-

2

The Great Chalk Chase

We will explore Berowra Heights

and see what adventures we

come across along the way. Join in a chalk

chase and orienteering

games whilst we explore Berowra Heights. Where will we end up?

Surprise Lunch will be supplied

GREAT BIG SCIENCE SHOW

Science can be seriously fun. Be captivated by simple experiments that will amaze you but don’t try this at home !! https://www.kaleidoscopescience.com.au/greatbigscienceshow-primary

GET BULDING

Today we have

Brickworks coming along to

bring us lots of Lego to build and

make amazing

things with. Get building and show us

your best creations.

https://www.fundayout.com.au/activi

ties/brick-worx

COST: $75.00 COST: $70.00 COST: $70.00 COST: $70.00

WHAT TO BRING: WOOSHC EXCURSION

T-SHIRT, Morning Tea, Lunch, Drink Bottle, Hat, Enclosed Shoes

WHAT TO BRING: WOOSHC

EXCURSION T-SHIRT Morning Tea, Drink Bottle,

Hat, Enclosed Shoes

WHAT TO BRING:

Morning Tea, Lunch, Drink Bottle, Hat,

Enclosed Shoes

WHAT TO BRING:

Morning Tea, Lunch,

Drink Bottle, Hat,

Enclosed Shoes

MON 15TH JULY TUES 16TH JULY WED 17th JULY THURS 18TH JULY

INCURSION EXCURSION INCURSION EXCURSION/IN CENTRE

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WHEELCHAIR SPORTS and WHEELS DAY

Join us in a game of wheelchair basketball with Wheelchair Sports NSW Roadshow. Experience the

challenges and gain an awareness of people with disabilities. Bring

your scooter and helmet and let’s ride around the school in the

afternoon. https://wsnsw.org.au/roadshows/road-safety/

INFLATABLE WORLD

Grab your socks and let’s get

bouncing. Enjoy bouncing,

jumping and climbing fun at

Inflatable World. In the afternoon we will relax and wind down with

a movie. http://www.inflatableworldoz.com.au/stadiums/mountkuringgai/

THE GREATEST SHOWMAN

Are you born to perform? Spend

the day preparing for a performance of

the Greatest Showman! Come dressed as your

favourite character or bring along

props/costume items. Join in

some fun making a film clip of “This is Me”

https://www.fundayout.com.au/activities/the-

greatest-showman

BUSHWALK AND

COOKING DAY

Ever wondered about the bushwalking trails around Berowra and the history behind them? Join Nathan Tilbury for a guided bushwalk in Berowra. Afterwards come back and enjoy making some Australian bush food; Damper, Scones, and lamingtons.

COST:$70.00 COST: $75.00 COST: $75.00 COST:$55.00

WHAT TO BRING: Morning Tea, Lunch, Drink Bottle,

Hat, Enclosed Shoes, Scooter, Helmet/Safety Gear

WHAT TO BRING: SOCKS WOOSHC

EXCURSION T-SHIRT, Morning

Tea, Lunch, Drink Bottle, Hat,

Enclosed Shoes

WHAT TO BRING:

Morning Tea, Lunch, Drink Bottle, Hat,

Enclosed Shoes

WHAT TO BRING:

WOOSHC EXCURSION

T-SHIRT, Morning

Tea, Drink Bottle, Hat,

Enclosed Shoes

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Wednesday June 26

Wideview School Hall

6:30

The greater Wideview Community are invited to join us for a night of wonderful entertainment as we watch the wonderful talent of the students at our school.

For further in formation email Mrs McNaught on [email protected]

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Wideview will be entering a Snowsports team in

the 2019 Interschools Ski and Snowboard

Competition.

Keen?

You must:

be able to ski/board down a blue run unas-

sisted

ride a t-bar/j-bar unassisted

love hot chocolate and the wind in your hair

Contact Mrs LV ASAP for more details:

[email protected]

Fast Facts!

This year we are racing at Perisher

Events for Skiers and Boarders

Race Dates: 9-13/7

Ages: Kinder-Yr 6

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