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Cobar Public School Newsletter Term 1, Week 3 Thursday, 15th February, 2018 6-8 Blakey Street Ph: 0268 362 039 Email: [email protected] COBAR 2835 Fax: 0268 362 187 Website: www.cobar-p.schools.nsw.edu.au We pay our respects to the Wangaaypuwan Ngiyampaa people on whose land we meet and learn. GENERAL INFORMATION Administration Office Hours - 8.30am - 3.30pm School commences at 8.55am—School finishes at 3.05pm Students are not supervised before 8.30am Parent Reminder Student Allergies Cobar Public School is an ‘ALLERGY AWARE’ School. Staff, parents, visitors and students are actively discouraged from bringing nuts and nut based products onto the Cobar Public School site. Please keep this in mind when packing recess and lunch for your children. Thank you Principal’s Report Here we are with our second newsletter for the year already. Firstly, to attendance. Attendance at school is mandatory and the Department of Education has strict policy and process for schools to manage non-attendance. We already have students who have missed 50% of this school year. Our attendance data is harvested by the department and the Home School Liaison Officer (HSLO) analyses this data and will make contact in person or via phone with families about attendance. Schools are expected to keep accurate records and to be extremely proactive in managing non-attendance. So, please be aware that attendance is a major focus area for the school this year. Please contact the school if your child is going to be absent, please reply respectfully to the SMS the goes out automatically if a student is absent. The school plan 2018-2020 is now up on the school website. Thank you to all of our students, staff and community who contributed to this. Updates on progress will come out during the year. As part of the planning process and ongoing reporting requirements, we will be asking community to complete a number of surveys throughout the year. Please complete these as the feedback will continue to inform school practice and processes. Cobar council are engaging a contractor to clean the town’s water pipes and this commences Wednesday next week. The run up Blakey St is the first line to be cleaned and this includes the school. Following discussions with council, water at this end of Blakey St will be cut from 4pm on Wednesday next week. Please keep an eye out for information from council regarding this. Congratulations to our new SRC members and Sports Captains, we look forward to working with them. Have a great weekend. Mr Harvey Principal Book Club Scholastic has recently been updating how Book Club can be ordered. Scholastic has introduced a system called Linked Ordering Online and Payment system (LOOP for short) for parents. All you have to do is go online to the Scholastic website, go to the parenting payment section, choose Book Club and order what books you would like and pay with your credit card. You do not have to send forms back to school. Scholastic will notify me that you have placed an order and the books will be sent out with all of the other orders. I am also more than happy to accept order forms at school and can do the ordering for you if you prefer this way. Orders will need to be back to school by Tuesday 20th February, 2018. (This is issue 1). Do not hesitate to contact me via the front office if you need help or have any questions. Mrs Whiteman Teacher Librarian, Book Club Coordinator Cobar Public School School Banking Cobar Public School is doing school banking. Banking is every Wednesday. Students hand the bank books to their teachers. Spot prizes every week through out Term 1. Plus every time a students banks this term, they will receive an entry for a prize at the end of term. Also, if a student collects 10 tokens, they get to choose a prize of their choice. Annalise Bellette Banking Coordinator

Transcript of Cobar Public School Newsletter · 2020. 11. 30. · recess and lunch for your children. Thank you...

  • Cobar Public School Newsletter

    Term 1, Week 3 Thursday, 15th February, 2018

    6-8 Blakey Street Ph: 0268 362 039 Email: [email protected]

    COBAR 2835 Fax: 0268 362 187 Website: www.cobar-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

    We pay our respects to the Wangaaypuwan Ngiyampaa people on whose land we meet and learn.

    GENERAL INFORMATION Administration Office Hours - 8.30am - 3.30pm School commences at 8.55am—School finishes at 3.05pm Students are not supervised before 8.30am

    Parent Reminder

    Student Allergies Cobar Public School is an

    ‘ALLERGY AWARE’ School.

    Staff, parents, visitors and students are actively

    discouraged from bringing nuts and nut based products

    onto the Cobar Public School site. Please keep this in mind when packing

    recess and lunch for your children.

    Thank you

    Principal’s Report

    Here we are with our second newsletter for the year already.

    Firstly, to attendance. Attendance at school is mandatory and

    the Department of Education has strict policy and process for

    schools to manage non-attendance. We already have students

    who have missed 50% of this school year. Our attendance

    data is harvested by the department and the Home School

    Liaison Officer (HSLO) analyses this data and will make

    contact in person or via phone with families about attendance.

    Schools are expected to keep accurate records and to be

    extremely proactive in managing non-attendance. So, please

    be aware that attendance is a major focus area for the school

    this year. Please contact the school if your child is going to be

    absent, please reply respectfully to the SMS the goes out

    automatically if a student is absent.

    The school plan 2018-2020 is now up on the school website.

    Thank you to all of our students, staff and community who

    contributed to this. Updates on progress will come out during

    the year. As part of the planning process and ongoing

    reporting requirements, we will be asking community to

    complete a number of surveys throughout the year. Please

    complete these as the feedback will continue to inform school

    practice and processes.

    Cobar council are engaging a contractor to clean the town’s

    water pipes and this commences Wednesday next week. The

    run up Blakey St is the first line to be cleaned and this

    includes the school. Following discussions with council, water

    at this end of Blakey St will be cut from 4pm on Wednesday

    next week. Please keep an eye out for information from

    council regarding this.

    Congratulations to our new SRC members and Sports

    Captains, we look forward to working with them.

    Have a great weekend.

    Mr Harvey

    Principal

    Book Club Scholastic has recently been updating how Book Club can be

    ordered. Scholastic has introduced a system called Linked

    Ordering Online and Payment system (LOOP for short) for

    parents.

    All you have to do is go online to the Scholastic website, go to the

    parenting payment section, choose Book Club and order what

    books you would like and pay with your credit card. You do not

    have to send forms back to school.

    Scholastic will notify me that you have placed an order and the

    books will be sent out with all of the other orders.

    I am also more than happy to accept order forms at school and can

    do the ordering for you if you prefer this way.

    Orders will need to be back to school by Tuesday 20th February,

    2018. (This is issue 1).

    Do not hesitate to contact me via the front office if you need help

    or have any questions.

    Mrs Whiteman

    Teacher Librarian, Book Club Coordinator

    Cobar Public School

    School Banking

    Cobar Public School is doing school banking.

    Banking is every Wednesday. Students hand the bank books to their

    teachers.

    Spot prizes every week through out Term 1.

    Plus every time a students banks this term, they will receive an entry

    for a prize at the end of term.

    Also, if a student collects 10 tokens, they get to choose a prize of

    their choice.

    Annalise Bellette

    Banking Coordinator

  • WHAT’S HAPPENING AT CPS

    DATES TO REMEMBER

    16/2 CPS Swimming Carnival

    01/3 Dr Seuss Day

    02/3 - 05/3

    Mid-Term Break

    16/3 Regional Swimming - Dubbo

    29/3 Easter Hat Parade - 2pm to 3pm

    30/3 - 02/4

    Easter

    13/4 CPS - Cross Country

    16/4 - 27/4

    School Holidays

    30/4 Staff Development Day

    01/5 All students return

    Copper/Zinc Team Assembly

    12.55pm to 1.35pm

    Week Date Class

    4 23.02.18 5/6B

    6 09.03.18 3/4S

    8 23.03.18 5/6M

    10 06.04.18 4/5/6SD

    Week Date Class

    4 23.02.18 1/2C

    6 09.03.18 1/2D

    8 23.03.18 1/2K

    10 06.04.18 KB

    GOLD TEAM ASSEMBLY

    12.05pm to 12.45pm

    Canteen Roster

    Monday, 19th February

    Help Required Monday, 26th February

    Help Required

    Tuesday, 20th February

    Help Required Tuesday, 27th February

    Help Required

    Wednesday, 21st February

    Help Required Wednesday, 28th February

    Help Required

    Thursday, 22nd February

    Help Required Thursday, 1st March

    Help Required

    Friday, 23rd February

    Help Required Friday, 2nd March

    Mid-Term Break

    PBL Focus of the Week ‘Do as you are asked’

    School Attendance

    If, you like more information about attendance, please go onto the

    link below.

    https://education.nsw.gov.au/student-wellbeing/attendance-

    behaviour-and-engagement/school-attendance

    https://education.nsw.gov.au/student-wellbeing/attendance-behaviour-and-engagement/school-attendancehttps://education.nsw.gov.au/student-wellbeing/attendance-behaviour-and-engagement/school-attendance

  • Who Got

    Spotted

    this week? Eden Brilley

    On Eden's first day of kindergarten

    Ernie was excited to see her

    already being a responsible role

    model for her classmates. While

    walking to her classroom after lunch

    Eden was holding hands with her

    partner and walking safely behind

    the person in front of her.

    Ashleigh Dalton Ernie peeked in on JVB Class and

    found Ashleigh intently listening to

    the teacher instructions, putting

    her hand up waiting to be invited

    to answer questions and watching

    carefully to see how to do the

    learning activities. Ashleigh is a

    wonderful role model for her class

    and for our school.

    Learne

    r

    Damon Bruce

    On the first day back at school

    Ernie was very happy to step into

    4/5/6SD to spot Damon Bruce taking

    notes for Mrs Deppeler. He noticed

    Damon was listening to his peers and

    writing up a list of suggestions for the

    class pack up song. Damon also volun-

    teered to help organise paint for art

    and cleaned up afterwards. What a

    great class captain he is going to be.

    Respon

    sible

    Congratulations

    Respec

    tful