term 2 · week 3 2014 nsw department of education and training

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NSW DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
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On the 8th of May, years three to six (and children turning eight) all walked to Steel
Park for the school Cross Country.
When we arrived, the houses all sat in our designated spots under the shade of a tree.
We started off with the house chants. All of the house captains (which I am) stood up
and led the chants. Cooks won the chants, whilst Georges and Wolli tied for second.
After the chants, the races started. The 12/13 year olds raced first, and we worked our
way to the lower ages. Wolli won the majority of the races, but Cooks and Georges
won some of the races too.
After all of the races were finished, we packed up and walked back to school.
Everybody cheered for every race, and there was never a dull moment, and everybody
had fun. All in all, the Cross Country was a success. by Hailie 5/6K
Marrickville West Primary School Beauchamp St, Marrickville NSW
Ph: 02 9558 1137 Fax: 02 9559 5961 Email: marrickviw-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au
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TERM 2 · WEEK 3 2014
Top 10 Things that
you should not give
my Mum as a present. Spanish Magic Show
10. Taxes.
9. Something related to Minecraft.
Like a statue of Steve.
8. A venus fly trap.
7. A card with nothing in it.
6. A present that looks like it has
something in it, but it doesn’t.
5. A flower that stinks and attracts
flies.
4. A prop for a horror show.
(E.g. A fake bloody hand.)
3. A fake snake. (My mum hate’s
snakes, even fake ones!)
2. Chocolate that has been half
eaten or fake.
1 and a half. A candle (My mom
hate’s candles, because that what
I give her almost every mothers
day.)
And finally…
The ten dollars that my mum
gave me. Also making it look like
a present, but when she opens it
up, she finds out that I didn’t buy
anything and she freaks out.
By Gilead
From the Office
Invoicing
Invoices will be sent home this week.
This will give more opportunity to
settle accounts before they become
unmanageable. All outstanding amounts
from last year will be carried forward to this
year.
From the Principals’ desk…
I would like to extend a warm welcome
to Miss Melissa Morrison who has joined
our wonderful school this term. Miss
Morrison is the new Assistant Principal
taking the place of Mr Moran. She is
currently teaching 1D and is also in
charge of Early Stage 1 and Stage 1.
and photos from Spanish…
Ray White Real Estate agents in Dulwich
Hill and Marrickville have committed
to donating a part of their commission
from every property sold to one of 6 local
Miss Morrison is very excited about joining charities. Vendors choose the charity which
the MWPS community. She is looking
will receive the $500 donation.
forward to providing support to all the
Nick Karvouniaris from Ray White,
students, families, community members
Dulwich Hill recently sold a property in
and staff. She has a passion for assisting
Anne St. The vendor chose our school as
students be confident, organised and
resilient learners who will become the best their preferred recipient of the money. Nick
presented us with a cheque for $500 at
they can be.
morning lines last Friday. This additional
Miss Morrison loves dancing, reading and funding will go towards ensuring we can
spending time with her family.
continue to offer Spanish language classes
She has come from a lovely community
two days per week at Marrickville West.
school in the Hornsby District and has
Thank you to our newest neighbour and
enjoyed specialising in K-2 and teaching
to Ray White for their generous support of
many programs to improve the emotional
our school and wider community.
and social skills as well as the literacy and
numeracy outcomes of all students.
If you see Miss Morrison around please
introduce yourself and say a cheery hello!
Ruth Bradfield-Ling
Principal
Calendar Dates
Every Friday – Got Sport
Every Monday – Homework Club Yr1-3
Every Wednesday – Homework Club Yr 4-6
Tuesday 13–15 May – NAPLAN Yr 3-5
Friday 16 May
Google HQ Excursion 5/6K
Hats
Please remember to bring a hat every day,
and put your name in your hat.
Traffic Incidents Diary/Log
We have a Log / Diary for Traffic incidents
that occur at our crossings outside our
school. Please feel free to update the log if
this occurs. Anne & Stav
Thank you Ray White!
Wednesday 21 May – 3/4M Assembly
Tuesday 27 May
Apple Store Excursion – 5/6C
Wednesday 28 May – School Photo Day
& Public Speaking Showcase
Congratulations Wolli, winners of the Principal’s Disco for House
Point Competition in Term 1
Friday 30 May – P&C Film Night
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KB enjoyed a lovely visit from
Ari Kai's Grandma Carol. She
entertained us with stories
and songs that she has enjoyed
sharing with children in Canada
where she lives. We certainly
loved having her with us and look
forward to seeing her again
when she next visits Australia.
KINDY
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Emoticon symbols
On Friday afternoons for a period of 40 minutes, all Kindergarten
children share together in a session of play called “Golden Time”.
This allows children from across the three classes to engage in play
activities with their peers who are not necessarily in their own
class. Activities range from “dressing-up” and role play, gross motor
activities involving hoops, balance beams and balls, to quieter
play with Lego, play-dough and puzzles. It is a delightful way to
conclude the week and a positive way of encouraging children to
broaden their circle of friends.
Year 3 visited Sydney Uni for Compass
Program Open University Day
Emoticon symbols are made by
typing a combination of symbols
into the computer. Emoticons are
very easy to make and there are
many of them. They are used to
express emotion. To make one,
first put in the eyes, then a mouth.
Then put them together, eyes first
and then the mouth. In the end, it
will come up like one of these:
:) happy
:] another version of happy
:B another version of happy but
with teeth.
=) extremely happy
:( sad
:[ another version of sad.
=( extremely sad
;) one eyed happy
:|neutral emotion or a random face
>:( angry
<=( extremely angry
>:) revenge
:\ confused
=0 very scared
:0 shout or scared
:+ I can’t say anything, my mouth
is sewed up
:# I very sure I can’t say anything,
my mouth is stitched up
:O slap me, I must be dreaming
I hope this has given you
information about emoticons.
By Gilead
School website contains news, class
overviews for the term, useful information
from DEC and a school calendar with links to
permission notes.
Go to: www.marrickviw-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
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Stage 1 Holidays Acrostic Poems
2gk
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Holidays Acrostic Poems
Stage 1 Holidays Acrostic Poems
Every lunch time would you like to be bored and tired of playing the
same game every day. Well my friends and I all think exactly that.
In my opinion, old play equipment has been locked up in the kindy
triangle. I mean why have play equipment when no one can use it.
It’s been there for years and no one has even touched it. It’s just
sitting in the rain or sun every single day.
Most people would agree that, it would be fun, enjoyful and exciting
for most students especially for kindys year ones and most other year
twos. Also when students who regularly come back to class stressed
or board would not be because there’s something new to play with.
2gk
Hotels
On the beach
Licked ice cream
I had a lovely time
Dad bought chocolate
a lizard licked my nose
yoyos
soldiers on ANZAC DAY
Hotels
On the beach
Licked ice cream
I had a lovely time
Dad bought chocolate
a lizard licked my nose
yoyos
soldiers on ANZAC DAY
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PLAY EQUIPMENT FOR MWPS
Dear Ms Ling,
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Finally, students like my friends wouldn’t play fighting games and
tackling games like football and wrestling (because my friends play
wrestling sometimes).
Therefore that’s why MWPS desperately needs play equipment for
the students at play time
Yours sincerely,
Kiwan
Dear Miss Ling,
I believe that our computer room should be open every lunch and recess.
My first reason is that sometimes kids have projects and research something, but
they won’t get to do it because the library is closed. How would you feel if you
really needed to use the computer but the library was closed?
My next reason is that some kids need to check their email because there might
be a very important message from their mum and dad. I think you would agree
with this.
That’s why we should leave our computer room open.
Printable planners for homework and study
School A to Z has printable monthly planners which include
school holidays and the numbered weeks of each Term (for
example Monday 19 May is the start of Week 4, in Term 2). Print
one for each child to stick on the fridge or on their noticeboards.
It’s a great way to teach them how scheduling their time means
they’ll be able to fit in the fun activities as well as their other
commitments and responsibilities. Download at http://bit.ly/
UbmQz8
Is your child’s backpack damaging their spine?
A recent Australian study has shown that approximately 25% of
school-aged children suffer from back and/or neck pain at any one
time. It’s believed to be due to a combination of factors such as
poor posture, everyday load carrying and the use of computers.
The Children’s Hospital at Westmead suggests young people should:
– not carry more than 10% of their body weight
– use a backpack with the straps over both shoulders and a waist
strap
– load gear so that the heavier objects are nearer to the spine, with
the lighter objects towards the front of the pack
– lift a backpack properly – bend at the knees and lift the pack with
both hands
We should have he
althy lunch at the
canteen
Dear Ms Ling,
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because it would
be good and not
junk.
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So Ms Ling can yo
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lunch at the cant
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Kindest regards,
Cheers
Tom Pham 3/4M
9/4/14
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11/4/2014
Dear Ms Ling,
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made it hard to
greeted with a foul smelling stench that
that is what the
smell anything, [which feels yuck]. Well
with. The point is
senior boys at your school have to cope
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the boys obviously need air fresheners insta
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So Ms Ling the boys really really need those
installed!
Dear Miss Ling,
I strongly believe we need iMacs in the school
computer room for these reasons.
To begin with, you can have cool apps to download like
math games, plane games, block games and more.
SECONDLY, iMacs are better than windows 7 because it
has iMovie, iPhoto and more.
Lastly, it can charge an iPad, iPhone and mobile
phones, it has 4 rectangle ports which are charging
areas making life easier.
To sum up, now you know what an iMac/MacBook is,
so please buy them (but don’t let the kids drag app
icons because they will be deleted).
Cheers
Kindest regards,
Ziyan 3/4M
Iggy Price
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Stage 2 : Kiet's 'Reading is Thinking'
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What is Connect Marrickville ?
‘Connect Marrickville’ is one of over 40 Schools
as Community Centres across NSW. Funded
under the Families NSW initiative, and administered through the Department of Education and
Communities , the SaCCs are a part of a community network that support families to give their
children a good start to life.
Connect Marrickville is based in the
grounds of Marrickville West Primary
School, closest to the Livingstone Road
entrance. Marrickville West PS is on
the corner of Livingstone Road and
Beauchamp Street.
“Connect Marrickville SaCC” is located in the
grounds of Marrickville West Public School, and
works in collaboration with other agencies and
families across Marrickville south to:
Walk up Harnett Ave from Woolworths
10 mins walk from either Dulwich Hill
or Marrickville Stations.
1. increase supportive connections
2. increase use of health and
community services, resources and activities
3. increase social emotional and communication skills for school preparedness
4. increase parent confidence and knowledge
of child development and early literacy
5. increase community participation
Term 2 Timetable 2014
412 bus stops right outside school.
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Intiatives at Connect include:

playgroups

women’s groups

adult learning eg, English Class, TAFE
Outreach

transition to school program

health and wellbeing

Creativity

community events
Working with families raising
young children in Marrickville
South.
You can “Like” Connect Marickille SaCC on Facebook and get regular updates.
Connect Marrickville SaCC
@ Marrickville West Primary School
Livingstone Road, Cnr Beauchamp Street
PO BOX 6122 Marrickville 2204
Phone: [Phone number]: [Fax number]
connectmarrickville@gmail.com
Connect Marrickville
Schools as Community Centre
USE OF MWPS ROOMS BY MARRICKVILLE SOUTH RESIDENTS
Located in the grounds of Marrickville West Public School enter by the gates in Livingstone Road near Beauchamp St
Contact: Vivi Martin, Local Facilitator, Connect Marrickville, Schools as Communities Centre on 9558 4036
Mobile: 0421 550 119 or connectmarrickville@gmail.com or
PO 6122 Marrickville 2204
Term 2 2014
MONDAY
10am - 12 noon
BABIES SUPPORTED GROUP
With Kerry and Ariyani
Register at 9692 0559
For young parents, first time parents,
parents having their first baby in Australia,
dads and pregnant mums. A partnership
with KU Inner West Play and Chat
9.30—11.30
CONVERSATIONS WITH KIDS
With Katrina Stomann. A course for
parents that will assist children at home
and at school. 12 May—23 June
Call Vivi: 0421 550 119
10.30am – 12.30pm
JAPANESE MOTHERS GROUP
With Yukie & Sachiko 0450 668 957
Parent led initiative
Please bring one piece of fruit per
child for morning tea.
Parent Space
SCHOOL TERMS ONLY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
9am – 11.30am
RAINBOW BABIES PLAYGROUP
With Simone Curry 0408 756 440
fabdyke@yahoo.com.auSupporting
21st May
9.30—12.30
TRAINING ON CHILD PROTECTION AND MANDATORY REPORTING
For more information call Lisa
Osborn on 8799 6758 or Vivi
Martin on 9558 4036
all members of the LBTIQ communities
with young children.
10am – 2pm
MULTI-MIX MOB
Aboriginal Playgroup
With Nicole Ryan 0413 094 060
Shared creative activities and playbased learning for children and
their families, followed by a healthy
lunch and shared group time. Reg-
ular visitors from support agencies
such as Metro MRC. Other collaborative partners include CatholicCare,KU
Inner West Play and Chat, Marrickville
Community Health, Barnardo’s Aboriginal Early Years and Connect Marrickville
28th May– 18 June
4 Weds from 9.30—12.30
FIRST AID COURSE—FREE
(with crèche) A TAFE Outreach course aimed at sole
parents. For more info call
Vivi Martin on 9558 4036
10am – 12.30
ADULT ENGLISH CLASS for
PARENTS & GRANPARENTS
With Nadia 0409 838 345
Mixed level conversational English 8 weeks each term.
Music Room, B Block
.
PROJECT – BILINGUAL STORY
TELLING CIRCLES ON-LINE
For more information contact Vivi
Facilitated by Anna Marie Reyes
Film Skills with children at Marrickville
West and Storytellers from our Community. 0421 550 119
April 14, May 12, June 16
A MWPS P&C and Connect Marrickville
Initiative supported by NAB Schools First
In the School Library.
THURSDAY
9.30 – 12.30
PLAYGROUP FACILITATORS
COURSE (TAFE Child Studies
with Outreach) 9335 2747
With Di Falkenmire
Gain the knowledge and skills to
work with parents and children in
playgroup settings, as well as
build links to further education in
child studies. 16 plus weeks.
(continuing group)
FRIDAY
9.30 – 11.30am
OPEN SUPPORTED PLAYGROUP
With Maria, Helen, Ariyani & Nimfa
9558 4036
For parents, carers, grandparents
and children birth to 5 years of age.
Please bring one piece of fruit per
child for morning tea.
Guests Term 2:
Marrickville Community Health
Brian Melocco, Social Worker
16th May11.15— 11.45 your child’s
speech with Megan Rusticcia,
23rd May 11.15—11.45 your child’s
motor skills with Rebekha En
Free Childcare available.
10.00am – 12.30pm
WOMEN’S HEALING CIRCLE
With Felictiy & Bianca 0437 393
616 @ CatholicCare 2c West Street,
Lewisham (412 bus)
3.30-5pm
HOMEWORK CLUB
With Joel,Jeannie, Helen
3
STAGE
Where is Connect Marrickville?
MINI FILM FESTIVAL OF BILINGUAL STORIES— OPEN MAR-
3.30-5pm
HOMEWORK CLUB
With Joel, Jeannie, Helen
A MWPS P&C and Connect
Marrickville Initiative supported
by NAB Schools First
In the School Library.
RICKVILLE EVENT
Wed June 25th 2.30—4.30—in the
School Hall at Marrickville West. Kindly sponsored by Marrickville Council in
conjunction with CCCi
2.30 – 3.25pm
HOLIDAY CLUB
With MWPS Parents and Friends.
Teach a skill, learn a skill.
Parents time out – all welcome – a
MWPS parent initiative.
You can “Like” Connect Marrickville SaCC on Facebook and get
regular updates.
Do you have any neighbours with young children who might benefit from the programs at Connect Marrickville? If
they don’t speak much English, or don’t have family around, or seem to be struggling in any way, chances are that they
may be isolated and would benefit from our English Classes, Mothers Group, Playgroups or Courses.
On the 6th of May, stage 3 went on an excursion to visit the
Botanic Gardens. We firstly marked the roll then walked all the
way to the Dulwich Hill train station. After we got there we
each got assigned a number and had to call it in order to check
everyone was there. Then we got on and headed for St. James.
After we arrived we quickly went to the botanic gardens past the
art gallery. Then when we arrived each class got a botanic garden
teacher. We after had recess then we went with our teachers to
explore the botanic gardens.
5/6K and I went in a room with our botanic garden teacher and
learnt about the equator and climate of a rainforest. We then
went outside to look at various numbers of plants. After all of
that we had lunch then headed to the train station to catch a train
back to school. Finally we arrived and went to school just in time
for recess. by Afiz
On the 6th of May we went to the
city to visit the Botanical Gardens
to learn about plants and how they
produce food.
My favourite plant would have had
to be the ferns, because there
colourful and can be in loads of
different parts of plants.
There was a lot of walking, but
overall it was a fun experience!
Rain 5/6K
Stage 3 went to the Royal Botanical
gardens on 6th of May 2014 with Mr
Barrett and Mr Burman. We went
to the Botanical Gardens because
we were learning about rainforests
last term as part of H.S.I.E. We had
lots of fun and we learnt many new
things.
After we got back Miss Ling told us
that there was an anonymous person
who called the school. The lady said
that she catches the train every day
and that she has never seen a school
group so polite.
by Saleema 5/6K
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P&C
UPDATE
Do you or anyone in your family (your partner,
your brother or sister, the child’s grandparent)
work for Telstra? If so please let us know as we
could apply for a grant through Telstra. You don’t
have to write any applications, the P&C and
School can do that, but if can name a Telstra
employee we may have a chance at getting
$1500 for our school. Email our P&C president
Thomasin Litchfield (thomasin.litchfield@gmail.
com) if you are related to any Telstra employees.
(see http://www.kidsfund.telstrafoundation.com
for more information)
Sculpture by the School
Mothers Day Stall
Volunteers in Canteen always needed
We need more volunteers to help make coffee in
the mornings at the canteen. One of our previous
helpers has moved and we need someone to
take their place, we need an extra helper on
Wednesdays and we need to train someone who
can help out on Fridays for when Melanie Stopic
goes on holidays in Term 3 and 4. No experience
is necessary – we can train you. It’s a great way
to meet new parents and the teachers at the
school. You are usually required from about 9:3010:30 or 11:00. If you can help out in any of the
following slots please let Melanie Stopic know
(mstopic@exemail.com.au)
Mondays – working with Softly Dunstan
Wednesday – working with James Goodman
Fridays – working with Melanie Stopic, Chandra
Attanyake and Ariyani Sulawo.
Second Hand Clothing Stall
Thanks to Helen for organising the past second
hand clothing stall, we raised $71. We appreciate
donations of good quality uniforms to sell on and
raise money for the P&C.
The planning team really need some more people
to help to organise the different elements of the
event; food, entertainment etc.
We are hoping all our
Marrickville West mothers
are feeling thoroughly
spoiled after the amazing
Mothers Day stall the P&C
arranged this year. We
want to say a HUGE thank
you to all the helpers. We
can’t name you all, such a
mammoth effort!! From all
the fantastic and generous
donations received in the
leadup, and the helpers in
the setup the day before
and then all those amazing
Wrapping Mammas on the
day of the stall, plus the
patient cashiers too. The kids
clearly loved having such a
wide and varied selection of
goods to choose from, and we
only hope this can continue
to grow year by year. We raised
over $1200 on the day, thanks
mostly to the donated goods.
So thank you again to all those
who pitched in over the past
weeks to make this the success
it was.
Our long running Film Night
has been transformed into
a once-a-term animation
festival. The first one, held
in Term 1, was a huge
success featuring ‘Room
On The Broom’ by Julia Donaldson
and ‘Partysaurus Rex’ by Pixar, plus
a selection of animated shorts from
around the world.
Huge thanks to the O’Grady’s for all
their help in the set-up and also running
the canteen, also thanks to Shelley the
Machine, for being an octopus in the
canteen.
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This year’s major P&C event and fundraiser
is coming up in September – “Sculpture by
the School” – a reference to Sydney’s famous
Sculpture by the Sea event. All students will
be working in Term 3 to make sculptures and
art work for the show, with the collaboration
and assistance of local artists. There will be
an art show in the Hall and around the school
playgrounds, market stalls selling arts and crafts,
food and entertainment. Watch this space for
more info...
Manifest-oh!
Marrickville Animation
Festival
Mar
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Telstra grant application
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When Rex finds himself left
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new
a bath going for a bunch of
Room on the Broom
The classic picture book
written by Julia Donaldson
and illustrated
by Axel Scheffler .
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the strict daily routines,
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The next one is coming up on
Friday 30 May at 6pm in the
school hall. Once again we have
a great selection, the feature
will be ‘Gruffalo’s Child’ (again
by Julia Donaldson) plus some
more amazing animation to
knock your socks off.
The canteen will be open
serving choc-tops, popcorn
and hotdogs... adults won’t
be disappointed with coffee
and hot chocolates and other
delights.
NEXT P&C MEETING: 7pm Thursday 15 May
If you think you might be interested, please email
Thomasin (thomasin.litchfield@gmail.com) to
get a more detailed idea of how you could be
involved.
Mothers Day stall:
how many presents
did you wrap
ladies?
in the Staff Room. All parents are welcome to
come along and learn more about the school and
give their ideas on how to make it a better place.
facebook.com/MWPandC
bigtent.com/groups/mwpandc
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MARRICKVILLE WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL
K-2 PUBLIC SPEAKING SHOWCASE 2014
Student Reports
Dear Parents,
Assessment and Reporting is an integral
part of the teaching-learning cycle. Our
school provides written reports to parents
twice per year and invites families to attend
school for a formal parent-teacher meeting
at the end of Term 2.
It should be remembered that education is
a partnership between school and home.
Parents are encouraged to contact their
child’s teacher at any time during the year
if they have questions or information
that might enhance the capacity of this
partnership to support their child to achieve
their personal best.
Students are assessed in their academic and
social development through formal tests,
assignments and teacher observations of
classroom learning and behaviour. Student
Reports will show your child’s progress in
relation to the expected syllabus outcomes
and objectives for their Grade and/or Stage.
Student Reports will be sent home the
week beginning 23rd June. Parent Teacher
Meetings have also been scheduled for that
week. More information about Reports and
Parent-Teacher meetings will be sent home
soon.
May the Fourth be
With You!
The fourth of May is the official
Star Wars day and is considered a
holiday by Star Wars fans. On the
fourth of May fans celebrate the
franchise's films series and books.
The date was chosen due to its
sounding similar to the series
phrase May the force be with you!
Here is a Star Wars joke.
Q: What car does Yoda drive?
A: A Toyoda.
By Alex
As part of the speaking and listening program, students in K-2 have been
learning how to prepare and present a speech in class. All students at
Marrickville West are expected to write a speech at home that will be presented
to their class in Week 4 (week beginning Monday 19th May). Three students
will then be chosen to represent their grade at our K-2 Public Speaking
Showcase on Thursday 29th May after Morning assembly. Students’ speeches
will be judged by an independent adjudicator and parents will be invited to
attend.
All students who present a speech to their class will receive a participation certificate,
students who are selected by their class teacher to present their speech to their stage will
receive a grade finalist certificate, students who represent their grade at the showcase will
receive a finalist certificate and winners will receive a Public Speaking trophy.
K-2 SPEECH REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES
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Kindergarten deliver a ½ - 1 minute prepared speech
Years 1 & 2 deliver a 1-2 minute prepared speech
What makes a great speech?
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Kids, social media and privacy
Regardless of your child’s age, the world may already know a lot
more about them than you suspect. According to recent research:
92% of children under the age of 2 have a digital shadow ( – it
starts with proud parents posting newborn baby photos on
Facebook or Instagram)
a quarter of Australian children 8 – 12 years old use Facebook,
but the minimum age for a user is 13 years.
more than 20 per cent of tweens publish photos of themselves on
Instagram
young people 14 – 19 have an average of 453 fans, friends or
followers on social media.
2014 Privacy Awareness Week, 4 – 10 May 2014, is a good
time to review your family’s privacy settings and discuss online
security. You’ll find lots of practical information and resources to
share with your kids at www.ipc.nsw.gov.au
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An interesting beginning to the speech that grabs the attention of the audience and sets the
tone for the body of the speech. The speaker should not introduce him/herself at the
beginning of the speech. He/she should not say “Good Morning” etc. The opening statement
should be the actual beginning of the speech.
Interesting ideas and appropriate language for the age and maturity of the child in the main
body of the speech. Some facts, examples and opinions should be included here.
A strong and obvious close to the speech that ties all ideas together and leaves a lasting
impression. Do not finish the speech with words such as “the end” or even “thank you”.
A natural delivery without an abundance of hand gestures or dramatic movements
A clear and confident voice that is easy for the audience to hear
A smile and real interest in the topic being delivered
All children MUST use palm cards that are made from thin cardboard. They must be
numbered and no bigger than the child’s hand. The child should refer to them for cues but
should NOT READ the speech from them. The palm cards may have the entire speech
written on them or only a few words or pictures that give the speaker the cue for the speech.
Make the cards to suit the needs of your child. Again, the child should NOT READ the
speech from them.
The use of a mind map may help you start the brainstorming to get the ideas flowing. Your
child has been involved in these activities in the classroom. Ideas can then be expanded
upon to start building the speech.
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR TOPICS
My Family
Special Times
How Do I Help?
What Makes Me Special?
My Favourite Thing
School
People Who Help Me
Colours
Friends
Holidays
Pets
OR……… Anything else that really interests you!
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MARRICKVILLE WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL
3-6 Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking
Showcase 2014
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Dear Parents,
PARENTS & CITIZENS’
ASSOCIATION
As part of the speaking and listening program across grades 3-6, your child will be
participating in an in-school Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking competition. All
students at Marrickville West are expected to write a speech at home that will be presented to
their class/grade in Week 4 (week beginning Monday 19th May). Three students will then be
chosen to represent their grade at our Public Speaking Showcase on Wednesday 28th May during
afternoon Assembly. Students’ speeches will be judged by an independent adjudicator and parents will be
invited to attend. The school will then choose 2 speakers from stage two (yrs. 3 & 4) and 2 speakers from
stage three (yrs. 5 & 6) from this showcase to represent our school at a regional level.
All students who present a speech to their class will receive a participation certificate, students who are
selected by their class teacher to present their speech to their stage will receive a grade finalist certificate,
students who represent their grade at the showcase will receive a finalist certificate and winners will receive a
Public Speaking trophy.
The competition aims to heighten the awareness of multicultural issues among NSW primary school students
while developing their interest in public speaking and improving their confidence and speech-writing skills.
The 2014 MWPS Walkathon
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Special thanks to Rachael Ottaway
for her fantastic organising skills.
We are gonna miss you Rachael!!
Put your name down on the roster on the P&C noticeboard or contact
Rachael Ottaway (rachael@ausbright.com.au) and Helen Escreza (hescreza@yahoo.com)
SRC Report:
Happy Award of
Awesomeness
The SRC recently
introduced a new
award called the Happy
Award of Awesomeness.
Anya, the inventor and
designer of the Happy
Award is going to tell
you a bit about the
award:
“The Happy Award of
Awesomeness started as class compliments
at the end of the day in 3/4M, and is now
one of the most popular awards in the
entire school. I think this award is amazing,
and I can see it really improving the future
of our school,” said Anya proudly. The SRC
agree very much with Anya and it is now
all over MWPS. All the SRC are giving
out two happy awards a week, so good
luck to everyone and the SRC hope to give
everyone a Happy Award by the end of the
year.
By Anya, Olive and Wavey
Students will be supported in class by their teacher to research, prepare and deliver their speeches. You can
also help by talking to your child about the topic they have chosen and helping them to practise their speeches
at home from palm cards.
Students will be required to deliver a prepared speech selected from the list of set topics over the page.
3 - 6 SPEECH REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES
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Years 3 and 4 deliver a 2-3 minute prepared speech
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Years 5 & 6 deliver a 3-4 minute prepared speech
What makes a great speech?
TERMExperience
2 · WEEK 3 2014
The
Every year, families throughout
New South Wales invite students
from around the world into their
homes, and gain a taste of
another culture. The StrupitsHaddrick family from NSW share
their joys of hostng Belgian
student Magali, as they farewell
her back home to Belgium:
“Magali has been a delight. She
has fted in with our family so
well and we have loved every
minute we have had together.
She feels like a member of our
family and in our hearts she will
always be.
The best part has just been
sharing company across cultures and languages and adaptng to new relatonships.
While we have had some wonderful trips together, it is the tme at home doing
everyday things which has been so
enjoyable and rewarding. We will defnitely keep in touch.
Thank you sharing your life with us Magali. Travel safely and enjoy re-unitng with
your family and friends in Belgium. We look forward to the next tme we meet.”
New Students Arriving In July. Find Out More Now!
 The adjudicators will make their decision based on the manner, matter and method the contestants employ
in presenting their speeches. They will expect contestants to be confident and engaging speakers.
 The prepared speeches need to show an understanding of multiculturalism, and be well developed and
interesting. Contestants are also expected to demonstrate a balance of personal opinion and information in
their speeches, as well as a balance of humour and sincerity.
 An interesting beginning to the speech that grabs the attention of the audience and sets the tone for the
body of the speech. The speaker should not introduce him/herself at the beginning of the speech. He/she
should not say “Good Morning” etc. The opening statement should be the actual beginning of the speech.
 Interesting ideas and appropriate language for the age and maturity of the child in the main body of the
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Magic Of Hosting
If you too want to partake in this life changing opportunity and enrich your family
with an enthusiastc exchange student from another culture, contact WEP now to
receive program informaton and student profiles. Full support is provided.
Request Free Program Information
Phone: 1300 884 733
Email: sylviakelly@wep.org.au
Web: wep.org.au/info/hostng-enq
speech. Some facts, examples and opinions should be included here. Students should be encouraged to
talk about how the topic relates to themselves, the wider community and globally. Their entire speech
should not be about themselves.
English refresher from
School A to Z on Homonyms
Homonyms (also known as homographs)
are words that are identical in
pronunciation and spelling but have
different meanings.
They can be nouns, adjectives or verbs. The
context gives them their meaning.
Ask your child for an example, like this
one:
I prefer a fine tip on my pen.
He gave me a tip for the Melbourne Cup.
Don’t tip the water on the floor.
You gave the waiter a generous tip.
More grammar tips at www.SchoolAtoZ.
com.au/homework-and-study/english
 A strong and obvious close to the speech that ties all ideas together and leaves a lasting impression. Do not
finish the speech with words such as “the end” or even “thank you”.
Our School Day
 A natural delivery without an abundance of hand gestures or dramatic movements
 A clear and confident voice that is easy for the audience to hear
 A smile and real interest in the topic being delivered
 All children MUST use palm cards that are made from thin cardboard. They must be numbered and no
bigger than the child’s hand. The child should refer to them for cues but should NOT READ the speech from
them. The palm cards may have the entire speech written on them or only a few words or pictures that give
the speaker the cue for the speech. Make the cards to suit the needs of your child. Again, the child should
NOT READ the speech from them.
Dear Neighbours, Ladies and gentlemen
 The use of a mind map may help you start the brainstorming to get the ideas flowing. Your child has been
involved in these activities in the classroom. Ideas can then be expanded upon to start building the speech.
3-6 Multicultural Perspectives
Public Speaking Competition Topics
2014 Years 3&4 topics
2014 Years 5&6 topics
Racism is bullying
Asylum seekers
Multiculturalism at the FIFA World Cup
The meaning of Australia Day
Empathising with other people
Getting a multicultural education
How kids can make a difference
Learning different languages
Harmony Day
Religion
Every family has a story
Multiculturalism in the media
My overseas connections
The same but different
When does a migrant become an Australian? Un-Australian
Multiculturalism at school
Stereotypes
What makes a community?
Living between cultures
The Addison Road Community Centre Organisation along with its key partners originations
present to you a A community A Fair. The 1st Wednesday of every month at 142 Addison
Road Marrickville.
How is this event good for you?
1. There are over 60 services and programs that are present to help you.
2. Need a job, TAfe is here to help you get skills.
3. DO you have debts you cannot manage
4. Are you homeless
5. DO you or a loved one need help regarding drug or alcohol issues
6. Have you got a Medicare card
7. Are you consuming too much electricity
8. Centre Link is here to answer all your questions and assist you
9. Need free legal services
10. Are you looking for a fun day out, free food, good music
9:20am: Morning Bell – meet in Hall
C LA SS TIME
11:25am: Lunch – Eating time
(earlier for Kindergarten)
11:35am: Lunch – Play time
12:15pm: End of Lunch
C LA SS TIME
2:15pm:Recess
2:40pm: End of Recess
C LA SS TIME
3:25pm: End of School
…and much more
Here are just ten reasons why you should do all your information shopping and address
your issues in just one day.
No need to spend all day in queues, visiting one government department after another,
taking a number.
No need to spend hours on the phone only to press 1, then 3, then and after 2 hours
maybe you get to speak to a person.
JUST COME TO THE ADDISON ROAD CENTRE. THEY ARE HERE FOR YOU.
Marrickville station has free bus shuttle services running every twenty minutes.
School banking is
Wednesday 9–9.20am
in the LIBRARY
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TERM 2 · WEEK 3 2014
Addison Road Community Centre Presents:
Sydney Inner West
HUNGRY? Community A Fair!
Join
us for a Vietnamese Food Party!
Thursday 5 th June
On the 1st
Wednesday
each month!
PARENTING WORKSHOP SERIES
FOR PARENTS OF ADOLESCENTS
Get Information
& referrals!
Food, drinks &
entertainment!
Gumbramorra Hall
FREE fun program for kids to become fitter, healthier and happier!
Addison Rd Community Centre
142 Addison Road, Marrickville
Do you have children 7-13 years old?
Are you worried
about their weight?
10am - 2pm
Wednesday
2 April 2014
(02) 9569 7633
www.arcco.org.au
FREE Parent Wise Parenting Workshops for ALL parents of adolescents.
Free Entry!
Please
order
by
Please place
place order The Go4Fun Program is an established
healthy
lifestyle program to improve health, fitness, self-esteem and
28th May
confidence in children above their Wednesday
ideal
weight.
by Thursday th
at
Connect
Office
29th
May at What happens in the Go4Fun Program ?
Connect Office The program runs over one school term. There are 20 sessions (2 sessions/week, 2hrs/session). Sessions include:
MENU and swimming for kids; easy, effective ways
games, activities
we are here! to improve your child’s self-esteem and
is easy!
Cupcakes games
1 foron
$2 healthy foods, label reading and Getting
confidence; demonstrations,
and tips
portionhere
sizes;
and a fun
Catch the 428 Bus!
2 for $3
From Canterbury - Petersham or City
supermarket tour!
Fresh Spring Rolls
1 for $2
. Job Seek
. Housing Help
. Get of out debt
. Health advice
. Family Support
. Help to live
at home
. Get your ID
Vietnamese noodles
Drive! Lots of free car parking!
2 for $3
$3 each
. Youth Assistance
. Get skills
. enrol in TAFE
Sydney Local Health District has 15 places on the program in your local area, completely free of charge. Places
are
offeredORon a first come,
firstspecial
served basis. Children need to be 7-13 years old and above their ideal weight to
Lunch box
attend. A parent or carer must accompany each child to every session.
Cupcake, 1 fresh spring roll and noodles
$5
Finding challenges in raising 12—18 year olds?
..and lots more!!
H
Topics include:
 The stages of adolescence
 What parenting styles and communication techniques work
 How to keep a positive approach to discipline!
Rosemount Good Shepherd Youth & Family Services
(assisting families since 1982).
Date: Thursday afternoons — one session per week for 6 weeks
from Thursday 1st May — Thursday 6th June 2014
Time: 4:30pm—6:30pm
Venue: Rosemount Good Shepherd
440 Marrickville Road, Marrickville
REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL please contact:
Carol Ashmore or Jo Evenden on Ph: 8571 7800
Email: carol.ashmore@rosemountgs.org.au or
jo.evenden@rosemountgs.org.au
Also now available, THE AUSTRALIAN PARENTING APP
FREE from iTunes App Store or Android Market.
www.rosemountgs.org.au
To find out more contact 1800 780 900 or visit www.slhd.nsw.gov.au/Go4Fun
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Parenting & Wellbeing Workshops
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at The Infants’ Home, 17 Henry Street Ashfield
Term 2, 2014
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Tuning in to Kids
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For Sole Parents
Thursdays, 10:00am-12.30pm
1st May - June 5, 2014 (6 weeks)
Course cost: FREE , Free child-minding
Facilitators:
Freda Botica (Family Support Worker)
Ann Vlotis (Family Support Worker) and (Inner West
Family Connect/Metro MRC)
This course will allow parents & carers of 2-8 year olds to explore how to:
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Talk with and understand your child
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Help your child learn to manage their emotions
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Help your child deal with conflict
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Help your child develop emotional intelligence
FREE fun program for kids to become fitter,
healthier and happier!
Suzie (Thursdays & Fridays)
This course is presented by The Infants’ Home in association with:
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The Go4Fun Program is an established healthy lifestyle program
to improve health, fitness, self-esteem and confidence in
children above their ideal weight.
Go4Fun runs for 10 weeks over school term for children and
their parents. Sessions include games, activities, tips on healthy
food, label reading, portion sizes plus much more!
Sydney Local Health District has 15 places on the program in
your local area, completely free of charge.
To find out more contact 1800 780 900 or visit
www.slhd.nsw.gov.au/Go4Fun.
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you have children 7 to 13 years old? Are you
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worried about their weight?
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COULD YOUR KIDS DO GO4FUN?
FREE healthy kids program for kids
aged 7-13 above a healthy weight.
FAMILIES learn healthy eating &
exercise with fun activities & games.
BUILDS self-esteem & confidence in
an encouraging environment.
AFTER SCHOOL during school term,
call 1800 780 900 for more info today.
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Do you have children 7-13 years old?
Are you worried about their weight?
For more information and to register contact:
9799 4844 or szicat@theinfantshome.org.au
FREE
fun program for kids to become fitter,
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healthier and happier!
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Thursday 4.00pm – 6.00pm
531 Illawarra Rd, Marrickville
CANADA BAY – Five Dock Leisure Centre
Twice a Week
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RIVERWOOD - Morris Iemma Indoor Sports Centre
Thursday 4.00pm – 6.00pm
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Marrickville Peace Group &
Refugee Advice and Casework Service
SYDENHAM ACADEMY
47
47-- 51 Unwins Bridge Rd
Refugee Week Film Screening
Sydenham 2044
This compelling feature documentary traces the community
reaction to Tasmania’s first detention centre through the eyes of
local knitting club member Mary and Afghan Hazara asylum seeker
Mohammad, who lives inside the centre, as they connect through
the gift of a knitted beanie.
LỚP HỌC TIẾNG VIỆT MIỄN PHÍ CHO TRẺ EM
[above the Bonds Factory Outlet]
(The heritage listed original Marrickville Town Hall is located on the corner of
Illawarra Road & Council Street in Marrickville)
Tổ chức Kết Nối Cộng Đồng và Văn Hóa hiện đang tổ chức các lớp học tiếng
Việt cho trẻ em.
BOOK YOUR FREE WORKSHOP
Các lớp học này được giáo viên có kinh nghiệm truyền đạt – Anna
Bùi và được tổ chức tại Trung Tâm Cộng Đồng đường Addison mỗi
thứ 5 hàng tuần từ 5 giờ (pm) chiều đến 7h (pm) tối.
TODAY
&
Phone: 95642444
Cái gì? Các lớp dạy tiếng Việt miễn phí cho trẻ em
Ở đâu? Nhà số 37, 142 Addison Road, Marrickville
Khi Nào? Bắt đầu vào thứ 5 ngày 24th April từ 5.00pm- 7.00pm.
Để đăng ký học vào thứ 5 ngày 24th April liên hệ Angela (02) 9518- 0222 or
angela@ccci.org.au
Hoặc gọi Trinh để nói tiếng Việt 0452504884
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TERM 2 · WEEK 3 2014
www.facebook.com/sydneyselfdefencecentre
info@sydney-selfdefence.com.au
Entry by donation ($10 and $5 concession)
Proceeds to support Refugee Advice & Casework Service
&
Enquiries: Jo Errey, jojoerrey@gmail.com or 0420 229 400
www.marrickvillepeacegroup.wordpress.com
Introduced by
www.besafebesmart.com.au
One women per week will die in Australia in Domestic Violence, hun-
&
dreds per week will be hospitalised and made homeless. 50% of
women in Australia will face physical or sexual violence by a man at
some point in their lives. Let’s work together to break this cycle.
Shifu Chris Futcher-Coles is the
Senior Educator and Chief Instructor
for the Sydney Self Defence Centre in Marrickville. With 39
years experience in Protective Behaviour, Self Defence and
In Australia, 40% of all women have experience violence since the
age of 15 years, 33% of women, since the age of 15 years have
experience inappropriate comments about their body or sex life.
25% have experience unwanted sexual touching, 19% have been
stalked. Education and Personal Safety training is important for
both girls and boys.
Martial Arts, Shifu Chris leads over 250 students at the full
time, professional Sydenham Centre.
Chris is a ‘White Ribbon Ambassador’, a qualified VETAB
Certificate 4 in Workplace Training & Assessment, a
Certificate 3 in Martial Arts, Government Accredited Level 2
Coach with the Australian Coaching Council, past NSW
Chairman of the Australian Kungfu and Wushu Federation,
Bullying & Self Defence is very confusing for children. What is
Fort St High School invites you to join the fun
Battle of the Bands (featuring local schools),
great rides, fabulous food, face painting and
a variety of stalls to pick up a treasure.
Come along and enjoy a great day out.
Sunday 18 May 2014
10.30am – 4pm
Fort St High School – Palace St, Petersham.
and trained in Risk Management and assessment.
appropriate what is not. From how to navigate the schools policies
In 2013 he and his highly qualified team taught and lectured to
and procedures, to resilience training [letting the words bounce
over 9,000 school children, men and women on all aspects of
off], to basic safety tips for the other dangers kids will face. This
Protective Behaviour and Self Defence throughout NSW.
workshop is age appropriate 5-12 years, communication based,
fun, informative and effective. Kids feel supported & empowered
Chris helped draft the ‘Child Protection and Child Safety
Protocol’ for the Martial Arts Industry Association in Australia.
He is a Master/Shifu in the Internal Kung Fu Style ‘Yi Quan’.
Men, whether young or old, do not understand the good and the
You and your children are in very safe hands.
bad they can control in our society. With 92% of all perpetrators of
crime are men, yet men are also at risk from violence, from
coward punches, to life changing attacks. Whether 15 or 60, we
provide the understanding and a level playing field for your safety
KIDZPOWER
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(PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
ABOUT
ANIMAL ORIGAMI:
RAINBOW FISH STORY AND CRAFT:
BIG MOVIE ARVO:
Kids Zone is a series of fun and free
after school activities at Marrickville
and Stanmore Libraries.
Activities are suitable for children
5 - 9 years of age.
Marrickville:
Thursday 15 May
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 8 April
Stanmore:
Friday 30 May
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 6 May
Marrickville:
Try this ancient Japanese art and
create some colourful paper animals.
Listen to the story The Rainbow Fish,
and then make some cool sea
creature craft.
Join us for a chilled-out movie
afternoon, complete with popcorn
and poppers.
Book online or call 9335 2173.
Thursday 26 June
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 3 June
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Vegemite & Cheese . . . . . . .
Egg/Cheese/tuna/chicken slice/ham .
Cheese & tomato . . . . . . . .
Egg & lettuce . . . . . . . . . .
Chicken, lettuce & mayo . . . . .
Tuna & mayo . . . . . . . . . .
Tuna or Ham or Cheese with Salad .
Ham & cheese . . . . . . . . .
Ham & tomato . . . . . . . . .
Cheese & tomato . . . . . . . .
Ham, cheese & tomato . . . . . .
Salad . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Marrickville:
Thursday 1 May
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 8 April
Come and try your luck with the
library’s collection of giant games.
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WII PLAYER GAMING:
Marrickville:
Thursday 29 May
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 8 April
Challenge your friends on your
favourite Wii game.
TOO MANY ELEPHANTS IN THIS
HOUSE STORY AND CRAFT:
Marrickville:
Thursday 12 June
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 20 May
Listen to the story Too Many
Elephants in this House, and then
create some fun elephant craft.
extras
Youth Zone | Term 2: May - June 2014
ABOUT
CHOC-CORNFLAKE TREATS:
YEAR OF THE HORSE ORIGAMI:
GIANT GAMES ARVO:
Youth Zone is a series of fun and free
after school activities at Marrickville
Library.
Activities are suitable for youth
10 - 16 years of age.
Marrickville:
Thursday 22 May
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 15 April
Marrickville:
Thursday 5 June
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 13 May
Marrickville:
Learn how to whip up these delicious
and simple sweet treats.
In Chinese astrology it’s the Year of
the Horse. Test your origami skills
when you create this lifelike paper
horse.
Come and try your luck with the
library’s collection of giant games.
Book online or call 9335 2173.
marrickvillelibrary.eventbrite.com.au
WII PLAYER GAMING:
Marrickville:
Thursday 8 May
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 15 April
Challenge your friends on your
favourite Wii game.
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Super Sandwiches, Toasties & Salad
GIANT GAMES ARVO:
Friday 27 June
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 3 June
Muesli with yoghurt or milk
Cheerios . . . . . . . .
Sultanas & apricot pack .
Seasonal Fresh fruit from .
Fruit Salad Cup . . . . .
(No snack foods will be sold to students before school)
marrickvillelibrary.eventbrite.com.au
Stanmore:
Before School – Fuel Up!
Thursday 19 June
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Bookings open Tuesday 13 May
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Mayo/tomato sauce . . . . . . . .
Sweet chilli/BBQ/soy sachets
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Salad plate/ box. . . . . . . . . .
(lettuce, tomato, cucumber, celery, carrot)
Add – Tuna/egg/ham . . . . . .
Plastic Spoons . . . . . . . . . .
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$2.10
200ml 100% Juice (box) . . . . . . .
$1.30
200ml 100% Juice (bottle). . . . . . .
$1.90
Plain milk . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$1.20
Yoghurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$1.30
750ml Pump . . . . . . . . . . . .
$2.50
400ml Mt Franklin . . . . . . . . . .
$1.50
400ml Pump . . . . . . . . . . . .
$1.50
450ml Sparkling water . . . . . . . .
$2.00
Flavoured Milk (lite). . . . . . . . . . . $1.80
Bottled water will be phased out in Term 2 2014.
Frozen Treats
Sold after the second lunch bell
Frozen fruit piece . . .
99% fruit juice ice sticks
Juicies. . . . . . . .
Streets Paddlepop . . .
Frozen yoghurt . . . .
Slushy (99% fruit) Small
Slushy (99% fruit) Large
Gelato cups – 2 flavours
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PARENTS & CITIZENS’
ASSOCIATION
Something New!
Steamed Vegetarian Gyoza (V). .
Cheese & Spinach Triangle (V) .
Vegetarian Rice Paper Rolls (V) .
Vegetable Sticks with Humous .
Mini Quiche (V) . . . . . . . .
Mini Spinach & Ricotta Roll (V) . .
Mini Potato Top Beef Pie . . . .
Fried Rice (gluten free) . . . . .
Traditional Potato Bake . . . .
Hot Corn Cob . . . . . . . . .
Vegetarian Lasagne . . . . . . . .
Snacks
Potato Chips (28g). . . .
Popcorn . . . . . . . .
Roasted Seaweed . . . .
Rice/Grain snacks . . . .
Gingerbread Folk . . . .
Vege Crackers . . . . . . .
Flavoured Rice Crackers .
Hard-boiled egg . . . . . .
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DAILY MEAL DEALS
MONDAY: CHOOK CHOOK
5 Chicken wedges (Halal) or Chicken Burger $3.50
MEAL DEAL w/ oak milk & pieces of fruit . $5.00
TUESDAY: PASTA & CURRY & PIZZA
Homemade Bolognese Pasta or Lasagne $3.50
Juicy Pizza Slice – Ham & Pineapple . .
$2.00
Vegetarian Pizza . . . . . . . . . .
$3.00
Mild (mango or butter) chicken curry
with rice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50
Meal Deal w/ oak milk & pieces of fruit. .
$5.00
WEDNESDAY: SUSHI & SOUP
Sweet corn and chicken soup . . . . .
with bread roll . . . . . . . . . .
Sushi (pre-order Tuesday) . . . . .
MEAL DEAL oak milk & pieces of fruit . .
$2.50
$3.00
$3.00
$4.50
THURSDAY: CHOOK CHOOK
5 Chicken wedges (Halal) or Chicken Burger $3.50
MEAL DEAL w/ oak milk & pieces of fruit . $5.00
FRIDAY: PIES
Chicken / Beef / HALAL Beef Pie . . . .
MEAL DEAL w/ oak milk & pieces of fruit
$3.00
$4.50
Foods coloured GREEN are approved by The Healthy Kids Association for eating everyday. The other foods are recommended as occasional foods.
Vegetarian (V) & Halal food options available everyday. Please ask Wendy in the canteen.
PAGE 24 MARRICKVILLE WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
Featuring:
Gruffalo’s Child
'This way up'
Fox & The Chickadee
'Shave it'
Sunny & steve
'A Girl Named Elastika'
. . and some more!
$5 for a family
We are not babysitters!
All children must be accompanied
by an adult the entire time.
marrickville west primary school, beauchamp st
presented by
www.mightynice.com.au