The Nowendoc Shout TERM4 WEEK 4 31 OCTOBER 2012 · Mrs Worth and I have enjoyed your creativity,...
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Nowendoc Public School Brackendale Road Nowendoc 2354 Ph: 67770905 Fax: 67770947 Keep smiling! This is the final ‘Shout’ which will feature the Clifford chil- dren. On Thursday we will be hold- ing a Farewell Party at re- cess. If you are free, please pop in to share this special celebration. Lana, Hugh and Lucas , thank you for sharing this year with us. Mrs Worth and I have enjoyed your creativity, your energy, your zest for learning and helping Hugh find his smile. We will be heartbroken to loose Lana and Hugh’s artis- tic prowess and Lucas’s bounce. We hope you enjoy Lana’s , ‘Nowendoc Public School’, featured in this edition. We wish Leisha, Paul, Lana, Hugh, Lucas and Lucy all the very best for their new ad- venture and remind them that they are now a part of the Nowendoc Public Family so they will be welcome at any- time. When discussing the planned party I suggested to the chil- dren that they may bring cakes, slices, biscuits, chips, lollies. As they rattled off their planned offering, something struck me...no one had sug- gested the lolly or chip op- tion. They all favoured mum’s baking. .. In a time when we are as- saulted with childhood health issues due to diet and exer- cise, I could sit there with my seven little Australians and smile. Thank you parents! Perhaps, ‘I’m a happy little Nowendocian, as bright as bright could be’, could be our new marketing stance. Kathy’s Corner Mrs Worth’s Week The Nowendoc Shout 31 OCTOBER 2012 TERM4 WEEK 4 Diary Dates Week 4 Thursday Nov 1 Farewell Party for the Clifford’s Friday Nov 2 Mrs Bourke - Personal Leave 2013 Kindy Transition Week 5 Monday Nov 5 Mrs Bourke - Personal Leave Wednesday 7 Nov National Park’s Picnic with Nina Hicks Thursday 8 Nov Principal’s Meet- ing– Armidale Firstly I’d like to wish Lana, Hugh and Lucas a fond fare- well. I will miss Lana’s amaz- ing ability to turn everything she does into a magnificent piece of art. I will also miss her weekly creative and witty writing. I will miss Hugh’s creative ideas in writing and art and Lucas’ enthusiasm to learn, especially in writing and mathematics. Good luck to all the family, you are mov- ing to a very beautiful part of Australia changes in short sentences, for example “Do you cereal want?” Phoebe is editing sentences by identifying where the capital letters, full stops or question marks have been left out in sentences and then writing them cor- rectly. Lis is working on writ- ing persuasive texts on cur- rent issues. Last week she wrote about changes she would make in the world to help poor children in recogni- tion of Children’s Week. This term Emily and Parker are working hard at un- jumbling sentences during writing. They are listening to the jumbled sentence to make sense of the word or- der, re- writing and re- reading to check if they are correct. This can also be played as a spoken game at home, by making simple changes in short sentences, for example “Do you cereal want?” Phoebe is editing sentences by identifying
Transcript of The Nowendoc Shout TERM4 WEEK 4 31 OCTOBER 2012 · Mrs Worth and I have enjoyed your creativity,...
Nowendoc Public School
Brackendale Road
Nowendoc 2354
Ph: 67770905
Fax: 67770947
Keep smiling!
This is the final ‘Shout’ which will feature the Clifford chil-dren.
On Thursday we will be hold-ing a Farewell Party at re-cess. If you are free, please pop in to share this special celebration.
Lana, Hugh and Lucas , thank you for sharing this year with us. Mrs Worth and I have enjoyed your creativity, your energy, your zest for learning and helping Hugh find his smile.
We will be heartbroken to loose Lana and Hugh’s artis-tic prowess and Lucas’s bounce.
We hope you enjoy Lana’s , ‘Nowendoc Public School’, featured in this edition.
We wish Leisha, Paul, Lana, Hugh, Lucas and Lucy all the very best for their new ad-
venture and remind them that they are now a part of the Nowendoc Public Family so they will be welcome at any-time.
When discussing the planned party I suggested to the chil-dren that they may bring cakes, slices, biscuits, chips, lollies. As they rattled off their planned offering, something struck me...no one had sug-gested the lolly or chip op-tion. They all favoured mum’s baking. ..
In a time when we are as-saulted with childhood health issues due to diet and exer-cise, I could sit there with my seven little Australians and smile. Thank you parents!
Perhaps, ‘I’m a happy little Nowendocian, as bright as bright could be’, could be our new marketing stance.
Kathy’s Corner
Mrs Worth’s Week
The Nowendoc Shout 3 1 O C T O B E R 2 0 1 2 T E R M 4 W E E K 4
Diary Dates
Week 4
Thursday Nov
1
Farewell Party
for the Clifford’s
Friday Nov 2
Mrs Bourke -
Personal Leave
2013 Kindy
Transition
Week 5
Monday Nov 5
Mrs Bourke -
Personal Leave
Wednesday 7
Nov
National Park’s
Picnic with Nina
Hicks
Thursday 8 Nov
Principal’s Meet-
ing– Armidale
Firstly I’d like to wish Lana, Hugh and Lucas a fond fare-well. I will miss Lana’s amaz-ing ability to turn everything she does into a magnificent piece of art. I will also miss her weekly creative and witty writing. I will miss Hugh’s creative ideas in writing and art and Lucas’ enthusiasm to learn, especially in writing and mathematics. Good luck to all the family, you are mov-ing to a very beautiful part of Australia
changes in short sentences, for example “Do you cereal want?” Phoebe is editing sentences by identifying where the capital letters, full stops or question marks have been left out in sentences and then writing them cor-rectly. Lis is working on writ-ing persuasive texts on cur-rent issues. Last week she wrote about changes she would make in the world to help poor children in recogni-tion of Children’s Week.
This term Emily and Parker are working hard at un-jumbling sentences during writing. They are listening to the jumbled sentence to make sense of the word or-der, re- writing and re-reading to check if they are correct. This can also be played as a spoken game at home, by making simple changes in short sentences, for example “Do you cereal want?” Phoebe is editing sentences by identifying
Children’s Week - What would you do if you ruled the world?
I would let the kids play all the time – Lucas (K)
I would build lots of sandpits to let kids play – Emily (Yr 1)
If I ran the world I would make sure all the people would have food and good shelter. I’ve looked at so many skinny kids starving to
death and I felt very sorry for them. Living without shelter would be awful! Hundreds of kids live in cardboard shacks and some have no shelter at all. Once I went down to the scrub to make a shack out of whatever I could find to sleep in, for one night ,and I hated it. – Lana
(Yr 4)
I would let children have free time on the middle of the day at school – Parker (Yr 1)
I would let the poor children go to school. I would give the kids uni-forms, pencils, books and food. – Hugh (Yr 2)
I would create a machine which turned salt water from the ocean into fresh water which we could drink. I’d then send the water to underde-veloped countries. But only when I said so, so we didn’t use up the
entire ocean. – Lis (Yr 6)
We had joy...We had fun… Farewell Lana, Hugh & Lucas
Mary’s Birthday
Students Return to School
Monday, 30 January, 2012
Community Notices
Hairdressing
Denise Hawdon will be at Nowendoc in November.
Please phone Beth Higgins on 67 770970 to make an appointment. If this date does not
suit, please phone Denise on 67 692344 for an appointment in her salon at Niangala.
Nowendoc Public School Creativity - Collaboration - Care
Visitors Always Welcome
www.nowendoc-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Nowendoc Ladies Auxiliary 2012
Throughout 2012 we catered for the Nowendoc Bushman’s Carnival, Rotary Dinner between Gloucester and Walcha Clubs, Armidale Probus Club and cattle sale at the local yards.
We were able to contribute to Nowendoc P&C, Tennis, Hall, Church and RFS committees as well as Community Christmas Day Lunch Committee, Westpac Helicopter, Angel Flight, Riverview
Hostel and Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea Appeal.
In May we organised classes to help us use our mobiles efficiently.
In September we enjoyed a very sociable morning tea to meet our neighbours.
As we will be catering for the Bushman’s Campdraft, 31/12/2012—1/1/2013 we welcome any new members or helpers.
Gladys Lordanic - Secretary
Mary’s Birthday
Students Return to School
Monday, 30 January, 2012
Community Notices New England Cheese Positions (4)
CHEFS– tired of nightshift & stressful conditions? Still want to work with food? Learn to make cheese and process dairy products. Training provided. Above award wages.
LOVE CHEESE? – come and run our cheese café/cellar door. Position involves serving custom-ers cheese and light refreshments, maintaining shop front, preparing orders, assistance with production.
GOAT DAIRY FARMER to milk (once/day), maintain goat health, fencing, general farm maintenance. Must have ability to work unsupervised, fence, drive tractor and general farm duties. Goat handling and milking training can be provided for the right person.
Casual Truck Driver – Deliver milk and Dairy products from Nowendoc to Newcastle.
Minimum: Heavy Rigid license. Hours flexible.
For all positions Contact
New England Cheese 7721 Thunderbolts
Way
NOWENDOC. 2354.
0412 605 876 [email protected]
