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Gathering Week 8 Term 1 Kindergarten - Turtles - Mrs Harris Eli: For making positive changes and always being ready to learn. Jaraziah: For being a keen reader and always remembering the 5 L's of listening. Kindergarten/Year 1 - Black Cockatoos - Miss McDonald Chase: For his fantastic improvement in his letter formation. Jax: For working hard to make, write and identify words in his reading. Year 1/2 - Blue Tongue Lizards - Miss Stevenson Kayden: For his dramatic improvement in effort and behaviour. Sid: For his improved concentration in writing. Year 1/2 - Dingoes - Mrs Coggan Sameerah: For excellent effort and qulaity of work in all areas. Yuunus: For enormous improvement in behaviour choices and work output. Year 3/4 - Kangaroos - Mrs Harwood Tarek: For his pop art. Maryam: For being a respectful and helpful class member. Year 3/4 - Koalas - Mr Williams Adele: For giving her best in all class activities and having a positive attitude to learning all the time. Zane: For giving his best at school. Year 5/6 - Falcons - Mrs Deiderick, Mrs Anderson, Mr D'Gluyas Khia: For her quick thinking in Maths. Cheyanne: For always being a great sport. Callum: For sharing his great general knowledge with the class. MC - Kookaburras - Mrs Rothschild Beau: For improved effort in class. EALD - Mrs Paris Raghda: For a positive attitude to learning and a great improvement in writing sentences. Spike Lab - Mrs Craven Goten and James: For working together and helping each other during our STEM lesson. Well Done! Drummond Memorial Public School DRUMBEAT TERM 1 WEEK 8 15 March 2021 email: [email protected] website: https://drummondm-p.schools.nsw.gov.au Drummond Memorial Public School, 250 Rusden Street, ARMIDALE, NSW 2350 Assistant Principals: Mrs Debra McIntyre, Mrs Peta Deiderick, Mrs Debra Rothschild (SpEd) School Leaders: Waiari Haegna & Travis Morgan Telephone: (02) 6772 3736 • Facsimile: (02) 6771 2275 Respect, Connect, Succeed T his morning the Governor General and his wife Mrs Hurley came to visit the school after the Citizenship ceremony at the Bowling Club. I am the proudest principal as the leaders, singers and drummers were absolutely spectacular. They remembered their item, presented it perfectly, smiled, were in full school uniform and everyone attending commented on how wonderful they all were. The Governor General, Mrs Hurley and Mr Hobbs all made a special mention of the Drummond Memorial Public School students in attendance. Thank you parents for your support in getting the children there, ensuring they were in school uniform and allowing them to participate in such a special occasion. Please discuss with your child “what it means to be an Australian citizen and how they made the new citizens welcome”. The car with a crown as its number plate was also very spectacular for the students to see. N ext week we will be celebrating Harmony week with a few activities and decorations around the school. With our multicultural school it is an important day for all of our school community to celebrate and reflect on the meaning of the day. I have been informed today that we will be trialling a SMS text message pilot program in term 2. The class teachers will be contacting you with little messages about your child and their learning throughout the day. H ave a great week. Julianne Crompton - Principal Harlequins Hockey Club Harlequins Hockey Club are seeking expressions of interest from players interested in playing junior hockey this year. We will be fielding teams in Under 8s, 11s, 13s and 15s girls and 13s boys/ mixed comp. Girls can play in all divisions and boys are welcome to play in the under 8 and 11s girls competition. The boys/mixed comp (11s, 13s and 15s) will be played on Monday evenings and the girls comp Saturday mornings. Please send an email nominating your child's intention to play, which age division they want to play in, date of birth, address and parental email and phone contact. Please contact:Louise Vaughan (junior co-coordinator) at [email protected] Important Dates TERM 1 2021 Friday 19 March Bookclub due Thursday 25 March Gathering 2.15 - 3pm Wednesday 31 March Return Stewart House Envelopes SCHOOL HOLIDAYS Friday 2 April - 16 April School holidays commence with Easter Good Friday 2 April. Daylight Savings finishes on Sunday 4 April at 3.00am. Move your clock back one hour. Monday 19 April Staff Development Day NO Students Students return for Term 2 Tuesday 20 April A message from Edwards Bus Company From Thursday the 18th of March all students who catch Puddledock school service in the morning the bus will start it run 3 minutes earlier. Please get to your stop at least 3 minutes earlier. All students who catch Marble Hill school service in the morning the bus will start 3 minutes earlier. Please get to your stop at least 3 minutes earlier.
Transcript of Respect, Connect, Succeed
Gathering Week 8 Term 1
Kindergarten - Turtles - Mrs HarrisEli: For making positive changes and always being ready to learn.Jaraziah: For being a keen reader and always remembering the 5 L's of listening.
Kindergarten/Year 1 - Black Cockatoos - Miss McDonaldChase: For his fantastic improvement in his letter formation.Jax: For working hard to make, write and identify words in his reading.
Year 1/2 - Blue Tongue Lizards - Miss StevensonKayden: For his dramatic improvement in effort and behaviour.Sid: For his improved concentration in writing.
Year 1/2 - Dingoes - Mrs CogganSameerah: For excellent effort and qulaity of work in all areas.Yuunus: For enormous improvement in behaviour choices and work output.
Year 3/4 - Kangaroos - Mrs HarwoodTarek: For his pop art.Maryam: For being a respectful and helpful class member.
Year 3/4 - Koalas - Mr WilliamsAdele: For giving her best in all class activities and having a positive attitude to learning all the time.Zane: For giving his best at school.
Year 5/6 - Falcons - Mrs Deiderick, Mrs Anderson, Mr D'GluyasKhia: For her quick thinking in Maths.Cheyanne: For always being a great sport.Callum: For sharing his great general knowledge with the class.
MC - Kookaburras - Mrs RothschildBeau: For improved effort in class.
EALD - Mrs ParisRaghda: For a positive attitude to learning and a great improvement in writing sentences.
Spike Lab - Mrs CravenGoten and James: For working together and helping each other during our STEM lesson. Well Done!
Drummond Memorial Public School
DRUMBEAT
TERM 1
WEEK 8
15 March 2021
email: [email protected] website: https://drummondm-p.schools.nsw.gov.au
Drummond Memorial Public School, 250 Rusden Street, ARMIDALE, NSW 2350Assistant Principals: Mrs Debra McIntyre, Mrs Peta Deiderick,
Mrs Debra Rothschild (SpEd)School Leaders: Waiari Haegna & Travis Morgan
Telephone: (02) 6772 3736 • Facsimile: (02) 6771 2275
Respect, Connect, Succeed
This morning the Governor General and his wife Mrs Hurley came to visit the school after the Citizenship ceremony at the
Bowling Club.I am the proudest principal as the leaders, singers and drummers were absolutely spectacular. They remembered their item, presented it perfectly, smiled, were in full school uniform and everyone attending commented on how wonderful they all were.
The Governor General, Mrs Hurley and Mr Hobbs all made a special mention of the Drummond Memorial Public School students in attendance.
Thank you parents for your support in getting the children there, ensuring they were in school uniform and allowing them to participate in such a special occasion.
Please discuss with your child “what it means to be an Australian citizen and how they made the new citizens welcome”. The car with a crown as its number plate was also very spectacular for the students to see.
Next week we will be celebrating Harmony week with a few activities and decorations around the school. With our
multicultural school it is an important day for all of our school community to celebrate and reflect on the meaning of the day.
I have been informed today that we will be trialling a SMS text message pilot program in term 2. The class teachers will be
contacting you with little messages about your child and their learning throughout the day.
Have a great week.
Julianne Crompton - Principal
Harlequins Hockey Club
Harlequins Hockey Club are seeking expressions of interest from players interested in playing junior hockey this year. We will be fielding teams in Under 8s, 11s, 13s and 15s girls and 13s boys/mixed comp. Girls can play in all divisions and boys are welcome to play in the under 8 and 11s girls competition.
The boys/mixed comp (11s, 13s and 15s) will be played on Monday evenings and the girls comp Saturday mornings.
Please send an email nominating your child's intention to play, which age division they want to play in, date of birth, address and parental email and phone contact.
Please contact:Louise Vaughan (junior co-coordinator) at [email protected]
Important Dates TERM 1 2021
Friday 19 MarchBookclub due
Thursday 25 March Gathering 2.15 - 3pm
Wednesday 31 MarchReturn Stewart House Envelopes
SCHOOL HOLIDAYSFriday 2 April - 16 AprilSchool holidays commence with Easter Good Friday 2 April.
Daylight Savings finishes on Sunday 4 April at 3.00am.Move your clock back one hour.
Monday 19 AprilStaff Development DayNO Students
Students return for Term 2Tuesday 20 April
A message from Edwards Bus Company
From Thursday the 18th of March all students who catch Puddledock school service in the morning the bus will start it run 3 minutes earlier. Please get to your stop at least 3 minutes earlier.
All students who catch Marble Hill school service in the morning the bus will start 3 minutes earlier. Please get to your stop at least 3 minutes earlier.
Citizenship Ceremony and Governor General of Australia Visit
Autumn HOLIDAYEngineering & Robotics Camp
Wonder Kidz
Go to this link to claim $100 Creative Kids voucher: https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-creative-kids-voucher
Parents are requested to provide crunch & sip and lunch clearly labelled with the child’s name.
The students may also go through an outdoor activity. Please ensure the child has hat and sunscreen. We have a strict policy of “No hat no outdoor play”.
Engineering and Robotics Workshop: This workshop provides theoretical knowledge in software and mechanical engineering combined with Mathematics and Science. This is a hands on workshop where the students will follow a design process and build a working machine using Lego®. They will also be able to program the machine to perform certain tasks.
Some of our activities include
Electronics Workshop: Students will also be exposed to Electronics components in this workshop. They will build various Electrical circuits using Sensors, LED, Motors etc. This will also involve the use of Renewable energy sources like Solar panels.
Guided Projects: Some of our projects can include: Smart Car, Smart Farm, Smart Home & Sanitation Station.
Virtual Reality: Students will dive into their own virtual space to explore different parts of the ancient and modern world. Only year 5 to 8 will go through Virtual Reality program.
Eligibility Date Time Enrolment Link No. of Days Fees
Armidale City Public School
For more information please call 0416 100 089
Yr 1 - 8 09/04/2021 9:00am to 3:00pm www.trybooking.com/BPHCX 1 $110
