Fax: 66 822 513 WOODBURN 2472 Woodburn Public School · 2020. 9. 14. · (Perth to Sydney),...
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Woodburn Public School For Your Diary Week 4 12 - 16 August Thurs ‘Room on Our Rock’ Show Fri Evans River Challenge 2:30pm Assembly Week 5 19 - 23 August Tues The Twits @ Lismore City Hall Wed 4 - 5:30pm Kindy 2020 Info Event Thurs Northern Rivers Zone Athletics Carnival Next P&C Meeting Monday 9 September 2019 @ 6:30pm in the staffroom. All welcome email: [email protected] Web:www.woodburn-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Week 4 Term 3 Wednesday 14 August 2019 Ph: 66 822 502 Fax: 66 822 513 Woodburn St WOODBURN 2472 Book Week In celebration of Book Week, we will be holding our annual book parade in the hall at 10 am next Monday 19 August. The preschool will be joining us for the morning as we have a great time showing off our costumes. This year’s theme is ‘Reading is my Secret Power’ and everyone is encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character and come along to the parade. Lorin Nicholson Guest Speaker, Lorin Nicholson will be holding a full day event at our school on Wednesday 28 August (Week 6). Lorin is a legally blind man who has achieved a lot in a variety of areas including: becoming an award winning musician, a record breaking cyclist (Perth to Sydney), bestselling author, a health professional, successful businessman and a keynote speaker. Woodburn Public School will also be hosting Tregeagle P.S. for the event. Lorin will spend the first hour speaking to everyone as he aims to motivate and inspire our students. K-4 will then break into groups for a rotation of planned activities while Lorin works with the combined Yr 5 & 6 classes with a focus on ‘leadership’. The day will be subsidised by the school so all can attend and there will be an optional $2 sausage sizzle available on the day. More information and an order form will be sent home this week. Michael Lord Bookpacks $40 per student Voluntary Contributions $20 per student or $40 per family. Please also ensure that your child has the items indicated on the class requirments list. Payment can be made at the office or securely online at www.woodburn-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Transcript of Fax: 66 822 513 WOODBURN 2472 Woodburn Public School · 2020. 9. 14. · (Perth to Sydney),...
Woodburn Public School
For Your Diary
Week 4 12 - 16 August
Thurs ‘Room on Our Rock’ ShowFri Evans River Challenge 2:30pm Assembly
Week 5 19 - 23 August
Tues The Twits @ Lismore City HallWed 4 - 5:30pm Kindy 2020 Info EventThurs Northern Rivers Zone Athletics Carnival
Next P&C Meeting
Monday 9 September 2019 @
6:30pm in the staffroom. All welcome
email: [email protected] Web:www.woodburn-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Week 4 Term 3 Wednesday 14 August 2019
Ph: 66 822 502 Fax: 66 822 513
Woodburn St WOODBURN 2472
Book WeekIn celebration of Book Week, we will be holding our annual book parade in the hall at 10 am next Monday 19 August. The preschool will be joining us for the morning as we have a great time showing off our costumes. This year’s theme is ‘Reading is my Secret Power’ and everyone is encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character and come along to the parade.
Lorin NicholsonGuest Speaker, Lorin Nicholson will be holding a full day event at our school on Wednesday 28 August (Week 6). Lorin is a legally blind man who has achieved a lot in a variety of areas including: becoming an award winning musician, a record breaking cyclist (Perth to Sydney), bestselling author, a health professional, successful businessman and a keynote speaker.
Woodburn Public School will also be hosting Tregeagle P.S. for the event. Lorin will spend the first hour speaking to everyone as he aims to motivate and inspire our students. K-4 will then break into groups for a rotation of planned activities while Lorin works with the combined Yr 5 & 6 classes with a focus on ‘leadership’.
The day will be subsidised by the school so all can attend and there will be an optional $2 sausage sizzle available on the day. More information and an order form will be sent home this week.
Michael Lord
Bookpacks $40 per studentVoluntary Contributions $20 per student or $40 per
family. Please also ensure that your child has the items indicated on the class requirments list.
Payment can be made at the office or securely online at www.woodburn-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Canteen Meal DealSlow cooked
pork rolls with coleslaw, yoghurt & granola and a
fruit juice
Please write order (with name and class) on a brown paper bag, enclose $5 and put it in the box in the foyer at school. All orders must be in by 10 am Thursday morning.
Thanks Denise & Amanda for being our stars this week!
TRASH and TREASURE
SALE
Woodburn Memorial Hall
Sunday 25 August 8 am to 2 pm
Book a space and bring your unwanted treasures to make
some quick dollars! $10 per area includes a table to display your treasures! No food stalls. No commercial traders. No craft stalls.
Secondhand goods only!
For enquiries & bookings phone: Kathy - 0401 318 101
Book Week Book Swap
Hi kids, I am Billy the bookworm and I love reading. I have read all my books at home over and over.
I bet you have the same problem. Don’t worry, I have a plan…
For Book Week this year I will be holding a book swap. All you have to do is bring in a gently used book, this means no rips, tears or
missing pages and definitely no writing or scribbles.
Simply bring your book or books to your classroom and place in the special book box from now until Friday 23 August.
On Friday 23 August, you can then swap your books with someone
else’s that you have not read. Do not worry if you do not have one to swap, I am sure we will be able to find one for you to take home.
Please remember to ask Mum, Dad or your Caregiver’s permission before bringing in your books.
Megan Macey P&C Member
Barn Dance
at Woodburn Memorial Hall
Fun for all ages!
Saturday 17 August
5 - 9 pm $5 per person Sausage Sizzle & Soft drinks on sale! Children under
12 enter free!
Music by Thrillbilly Stomp!
Organised by Woodburn Memorial Hall Committee
For information contact: Kathy 0401 318 101 Pam 0414 953 879
Weird StuffThe average person in Australia swallows three spiders a year.
Sharks are immune to all known diseases.Out of the top 25 deadliest snakes in the world, 20 are found in Australia.
What's the buzz on the Spelling Bee? Last Friday, eight finalists from Stages Two and Three battled it out to determine our two champions from each age group. It was a tough competition, with some mighty challenging words being thrown in the mix. Congratulations to all of our finalists: Kale Bryen, Ayla Conte, Baylen Hull, Piper Laurie, Kiara Ryan, Harry Williams, Rocky Lord, Jasper Rose, Bella Algie, Lily Gabriel, Harry Healey, Narrissa Hicks, Indigo Skaines, Mika Spicer, Benson Trustum and Jacob Trustum.
Our winners are: Stage Two: JASPER ROSE and ROCKY LORD Stage Three: BELLA ALGIE and HARRY HEALEY
Congratulations students on an AMAZING effort, and best of luck for the regional finals at Ballina Public School in September. A special thank you to our respectful audience for their supportive listening and appreciative applause. Deisha Rose - Coordinator
