newsletter-2016-07-28 - Rainworth State School

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Rainworth State School Newsletter
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Administration
Student Council and Community Welfare
Academic and Creative Arts
P & C News
Calendar
Class Social and Community Notices
Rainbow Carnival
Edition 22 28/7/2016
Calendar
Nth West District Track & Field
Scholastic Bookclub Orders close today
July
Friday 29
Rainworth's Got Talent Auditions :: Hall from 3pm
Deadline for submitting the Parent School Opinion Survey online
No Jnr Strings Rehearsal before school (today only)
August
Monday 1
Snr Strings rehearsal at 7.30am + all lessons are as usual
Rainbow Carnival Grocery Collection
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UNSW English competition :: 7.50am arrival for 8am start :: Hall
Yr 3 Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens excursion
:: depart 9am
return 1.30pm
Wednesday 3
Intermediate Band Camp forms and payment due by today
Thursday 4
Friday 5
Junior Tabloid Sports Day
Monday 8
Meerkat Productions Permission Form due back :: P-3 classes
Tuesday 9
Yr 5 Camp payment due by today
Wednesday 10
EKKA Public Holiday
Friday 12
Meerkat Productions performance for our P-3 students
Yr 6 Camp payment due by today
Monday 15
Intermediate Band Camp :: The Gap State High School
UNSW Maths competition :: 7.50am arrival for 8am start :: Hall
Tuesday 16
Intermediate Band Camp :: The Gap State High School
Wednesday 17
Yr 5 Camp :: Tallebudgera
Thursday 18
Friday 19
Rainworth Nest :: 9.30 - 11am in the Hall :: all welcome
2C Nudgee Beach Excursion
Tuesday 23
Morris Gleitzman, author, visits the Years 4-6
Wednesday 24
Thursday 25
Chess tournament :: Nundah SS
Book Week Parade :: P-2 :: 9.15am onwards in the Hall
Friday 26
Free Dress Day for Rainbow Carnival
September
Sunday 28
Rainbow Carnival
Tuesday 30
PYW's Father's Morning
Thursday 1
Term 3 fees due on or before today
Monday 5
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2G Nudgee Beach Excursion
Yr 6 Spikezone
Tuesday 6
MCYW Presentation Evening :: Hall :: 7pm
Yr 5 Colezione Primavera :: Italian Fashion Parade :: Hall :: 9am - 11am
Friday 9
Disco :: Theme TBC
2R Nudgee Beach Excursion
Monday 12
Book Week competition entries due to the Library by today
Tuesday 13
Yr 3 Festa Dei Nonni :: Grandparents' Day
Rainworth Nest :: 9.30 - 11am in the Hall :: all welcome
Friday 16
Last day of Term 3
SCHOOL
October
HOLIDAYS
Monday 3
Public Holiday :: Queen's Birthday
Tuesday 4
School resumes today
Monday 10
Student-free day
WEEKLY HAPPENINGS OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL HOURS (unless advised of a change)
Mondays: Snr Band rehearsal 7.30am in the Music Room
Snr String rehearsal 7.30am in the Hall
Jnr String rehearsal 8.20am in the Hall
Tuesdays: Rainbow Singers rehearsal 8am in the Music Room
Suite Notes rehearsal 8am in the Hall
Fridays:
Jnr Band rehearsal 7.30am in the Music Room
Information can also be viewed on our website. Link here to view the Rainworth State School Events Calendar.
Queensland's state school term dates and student-free dates can be found on the Department of Education and
Training’s website at www.education.qld.gov.au/public_media/calendar/holidays.html
Administration
From the Principal
You Can Do It Certificate Recipients
Congratulations to the following students for gaining a You Can Do It Award on
Assembly this week:
1S
Addison O, Alex A & Isobel K
1T
Allanah S & Harrison P
1VC
Eliza W, Hugo D & Joe C
2G
Elijah M, Oscar P & Stella S
2R
Alec E, Lewis H & Ruby O
3B
Noa F-A & Sena A
3E
Arthur E & Grace D
3S
Harrison F & Holly C
4W
Theo N
5R
Rosie G & Scarlett B
5TB
Hugo B & Stella T
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Well done and congratulations!
A Point of Focus for 2016
At Rainworth State School, we are striving to achieve success in all that we do. Our teachers and students are
engaged in their classrooms with our students producing excellent work.
As a school community, 2016 is our year for focusing on writing. As educators we want our students to have the
very best teaching and to achieve to their full potential. During our literacy lessons, we have been focusing on
using the Explicit Teaching Model, ensuring that our teachers are confident in their knowledge and skills in the
classrooms.
At all times our focus is on giving our students the very best opportunities to engage in writing and develop a love
of writing. Our students have been using a variety of quality vocab words in their writing, developing their skills
and abilities in producing quality sentences that are well thought out and developed.
As I continue to move through classrooms I am very proud of the high quality of work that our students are
producing. Congratulations to our students and our group of committed teachers.
School Improvement Unit - School Review
I have recently received information that our school is scheduled for a school review during Week 1 of Term 4
(October 4-6). The Department of Education and Training has introduced new performance reviews for
Queensland State Schools from 2015.
These reviews do not rate or compare schools but provide independent and quality feedback to help schools
continue to improve outcomes for students.
All schools will have a review at least every four years. A final report will be made available to parents and the
community on our school’s website.
Review teams spend time looking at a school’s data and other school information to gain a deeper understanding
of the school, its performance and context.
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The review team will also meet and talk with staff, students, parents and other community members. If you are
interested in speaking to the reviewers, or would like more information about the review process, please feel free
to contact our office. I encourage anyone who is interested to have their say as it is your feedback that will help
us continue to deliver a quality education for students.
Further information about the reviews is available from the department’s website at: schoolreviews.eq.edu.au
School Opinion Survey
A reminder that the 2016 School Opinion Survey can be accessed online until July 29. My thanks to all families
who have taken the time to give their responses to this survey.
District Athletics
Our District Reps are competing this Thursday and Friday at Leslie Patrick (Arana Hills). Mr Stocker and I are
looking forward to cheering our students on as they represent both themselves and our school.
Rainworth’s Got Talent
This term has already seen such an amazing array of talents within our student cohorts. Don’t forget that this
coming Friday, July 29 from 3-5pm we will be holding auditions for all of our budding stars!
Uniforms
With the colder winter weather (back) upon us, we have noted a lot of students who are not wearing the correct
school uniform. Tracksuit pants and jumpers must be in our school colours. No other colours are accepted. If
you need to purchase new or second-hand uniforms, or need a reminder of uniform guidelines, please contact
our Uniform Shop directly and they will be able to assist you.
Junior Tabloid Sports
This wonderful, full-day event, will be held on Monday August 8 and involves all students from Prep to Year 3.
We look forward to seeing as many families to join us on the day, as well as participating in the picnic lunch that
will occur between 11.00am – 12.00noon. Hope to see you then.
Link here to view the Event Schedule for the day. A coffee van will be onsite for your convenience.
Principal’s Conference
Next Monday and Tuesday, August 1 & 2, I will be engaging in a state-wide principal’s conference. The
conference will focus on departmental strategic initiatives, I look forward to sharing this information with our
school upon my return.
Regards
Richenda Wagener
Principal
From the Deputy Principal
Coddling Can Damage Children
From an article I read recently:
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Researchers form the national University of Singapore have found that the more
parents interfered when a child was trying to solve a puzzle, the more likely the child
was to develop “Maladaptive Perfectionism”.
This may be detrimental as it increases the risk of depression, anxiety and even lead to
suicide.
Researcher, Ryan Hong.
Regards
Stephen Stocker
Deputy Principal
Finance News
Term 3 Fee Statement
Payment is due on or before Thursday September 1, 2016
The Term 3 Fee Statement (blue) will be distributed to each student in the next few
days. Would you please look out for this in your student’s bag or homework folder. If
you have not received your blue Statement, would you please call the office and a
copy can be sent home.
For those of you who have unpaid Term 1 and/or Term 2 Fees, these will also be included on the Statement for
Term 3. Immediate payment of these overdue fees would be appreciated.
The Schedule of Term 3 Fees will be loaded onto the website next week. The excursions/activities have been
listed by year level and are for your information only. Do not pay from this Schedule, please pay from your
Statement.
I would like to draw your attention to the “Invoice Reference” column on your Statement. This reference will be
prefixed by 2016 and is a brief description of the activity associated with the fee. Please map this reference to
the Schedule of Term 3 Fees on the website, which will give a more detailed explanation of the activity.
Year 5 & 6 Camp Payments
Invoices for the Year 5 and 6 Camps at Tallebudgera were sent home last week. Due dates are detailed below
and payment of $215.00 must be received prior to departure.
Year 5 Camp
Payment Due: 9 August, 2016
Year 6 Camp
Payment Due: 15 August, 2016
Payment Options: Details can be found on the back of the Statement on the Payment Options Form.
We offer a number of payment methods to our families. Please refer to the Payment Options Form on the back of
the Statement to ensure that the correct information is referenced against the payment method you choose.
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Please return your Statement with the method of payment ticked on the back. This assists us in our receipting
process.
Parents are not only able to make payments by:
• Cash/Cheque
• BPay (information in the BPay box on the bottom right side of your Statement)
• Direct deposit into the school bank account
• Credit Card EFTPOS or phone payment
• BPoint (information in the BPoint box on the bottom left side of your Statement)
Parents who choose the BPoint payment method MUST enter the link found in the BPoint box in the bottom lefthand corner of your statement in their web browser (https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/dete).
Details of our payment options are also featured on a dedicated Payment Options page on our school website,
for your convenience.
Payment Plans
Payment Plans can be arranged where an agreement is made between the parent and Principal. The Agreement
allows for regular payments by that Parent, until fees have been fully paid. If this payment method suits you, I
encourage you to contact Richenda Wagener, Stephen Stocker, or ourselves to arrange such a plan. These
discussions are in confidence.
A pearl of wisdom: “Life is very short and what we have to do must be done in the now.” – Audre Lorde
Until next week!
Thank you
Katrina Greenwood and Karen Grima
Finance Department
Student Council & Community Welfare, Info & Updates
School is a Dog-Free
Environment
Keep Up With What's Going On
Families are reminded that the
you’d like to keep more up-to-date with
school grounds are a dog-free
what’s happening at school, consider
environment, regardless of the
downloading the free QSchool App. With the
size of your pet. As cute as
touch of finger, you can read the latest news item, receive
puppies are, and as well-
the newsletter, check for event details and even load them
mannered or trained as your pet may be, there
into your own devices’ calendar. You'll never miss
are children who are not comfortable around
a performance or forget to return an important permission
dogs and other animals and this must be
form again.
If you have a smart phone / device and
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respected.
This rule also applies for out-of-school
Click here for more information.
hours.
Do We Have the Most Up-todate Contact Details for You?
In the interests of student welfare, it is important
that the school has up-to-date information about
how to contact you and / or your emergency
contact people. If your details have changed,
please print off a Change of Details form here to
complete, sign and return to the Green Box as
soon as possible.
Signing In and Out Children + Late
Arrivals
ARRIVING LATE: Students who arrive late to school must
sign in at the Office and receive a Late Arrival Notice to take
to their class teacher who will mark the class roll accordingly.
LEAVING EARLY OR LEAVING FOR AN
APPOINTMENT: Students who are departing early must be
signed out by a parent / carer at the Office. Parents and
carers are instructed to check in at the Office where staff will
phone the student’s class and ask the student to come to the
NB: If the school has phoned you and left a
message, it is imperative that you take the few
necessary moments to listen to the message
before contacting the school. This will assist us in
putting you in touch with the appropriate person
as fast as we can.
Office. Parents and carers are not encouraged to go and
collect students from the class before signing them out from
the Office.
RETURNING TO SCHOOL: Students who return to
school after an off-campus appointment must sign in on their
return at the Office.
Newsletter Contributions and Recipient Address Updating
newsletter@rainworthss.eq.edu.au Please use this address to forward contributions to the Rainworth Mirror.
Contributions must be received by 3.00pm Tuesday to be considered for inclusion in the Thursday publication. If
you would like a copy of the Submission Guidelines, please email.
If you have any queries or problems relating to the newsletter or your subscription, please contact editor, Danella
Perrins on the above email address. If you wish to change the email address that you receive your newsletter at,
you must also include the email address you no longer wish to receive it to.
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Academic and Creative Arts
Library News
Book Week Parade
Term 3 is a busy and exciting time in the library. The Children’s Book Council of Australia has compiled a shortlist of wonderful Australian children’s books published in the last twelve months, with the winner to be announced
later in the term.
This year, the reading theme across the nation is ‘Australia: Story Country’ which opens up a celebration of
Australian children’s literature including our amazing Aboriginal legends, classics such as ‘Snugglepot and
Cuddlepie’ and ‘Dot and the Kangaroo’, favourite picture books of the 20 century such as ‘John Brown Rose and
the Midnight Cat’ and ‘The Bunyip from Berkeley’s Creek’, and recent contenders such as ‘Mr Huff’ and
‘Pinanhas DON’T Eat Bananas’.
Of course, Rainworth will celebrate reading by holding its annual Book Week Parade for our Prep to Year 2
students. On Thursday August 25, parents and carers are invited to join us in the hall at 9.15am to see the
colourful book character parade, and to spend some time afterwards reading to a small group of our children.
Time to start pondering your child’s costume. What crazy costume will the staff reveal this year?
Rainworth Reading Challenge 2016 - Australia: Story Country
As in previous years, Preps to Year 2s are participating in an individual reading challenge; this year it is to read
20 books, or more, in the term.
Our younger students will bring home their Australia: Story Country Reading Challenge sheet this week. Please
enter the title of each book as it is read and initial the sheet. Your child’s teacher will send the challenge sheets
to be library after 10 and 20 books have been read. Readers will receive a bookmark after 10 books and, most
importantly, on completion of the 20 books, may borrow an additional book from the library every time they visit
for the rest of the year!
Please vary the level of difficulty to correspond to your child’s reading ability; some children will read books with
the support of a caring adult. Encourage your child to spend some extra time reading throughout the term to
complete this challenge (no rush required) and work out the best time for reading every day. Development of a
love of reading is our goal as reading really is a gift for our children’s future.
Not to be left out, our Year 3-6s are undertaking a class challenge, where one hour of reading earns one sticker
on the Australia: Story Challenge poster in each classroom. These students also have a reading challenge sheet
where your assistance with signing off on the minutes/hours read will be appreciated. Please list in easy-to-tally
blocks of time, e.g. 15 minutes of time, to assist your child’s teacher when tallying the hours.
Last year, our older students amazed us with the number of reading hours logged over the term. Mr Paige’s
class is the one to beat; his Year 4 class blasted out over 900 hours of reading last year to win the annual
Reading Challenge Pizza Party.
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Book Week Competitions
This year, we have two competitions and both are based on the short-listed picture book, My Dog Bigsy by
Alison Lester.
Drawing Competition Year P-2
Draw a picture of a dog from a favourite story.
Write the name of the dog and the title of the story.
Make or Create Competition Years 3-6
Make a 3D model of a dog from a favourite story
OR
Create a cartoon version of a dog from a favourite story.
Write the name of the dog and the title of the story.
The winner from each year level will receive a book voucher!
All entries must be handed to the Library by Monday September 12.
Meerkat Productions – Mr Huff
We have been reading the story Mr Huff by Anna Walker and are looking forward to seeing the performance of
the story on Friday August 12. Notes have gone home today with students in Prep to Year 3, so could you please
return the permission form by Monday August 8.
Thanks for your support.
Read On!
Jane Butler, Majella Murphy and Fiona Evens
The Library Team
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Scholastic Bookclub Orders :: Close This Friday, July 29
Easy-to-Follow Steps to Placing Your Order
1.
You can place your child's order online and pay with your credit card - simply follow
the prompts on the catalogue.
2.
If you'd prefer to pay with cash, please send the completed order form along with the
correct money (sorry, no change given) in a clearly marked envelope to school, destined
for the Green Box in the office.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Danella Perrins
Parent Volunteer Scholastic Bookclub Co-ordinator
m: 0412 318 317
e: danellap@ozemail.com.au
Music News
Choral News
Rainbow Singers
A reminder that our accompanist will be at school next Tuesday morning at 8am sharp, for a special rehearsal to
polish up the song material for an assembly performance within the next few weeks. (Date TBA ASAP).
Thank you for your support of our young singers.
Best wishes
Ms Moira Killen
Classroom Music Teacher
String News
Due to a performance at one of my other schools, Payne Road State School, there will be no Junior Strings
rehearsal on Monday August 1. The Senior Strings rehearsal will still be on, as normal, so these students are
to arrive by 7.30am. The usual Monday class lessons will still run.
There will be a Chamber String rehearsal on at 1st break.
Important Housekeeping – Parents, Please Check and Action
• Ensure your children remember to bring pencils and highlighters to their lesson.
• There are still a couple of beginner strings who do not have a display folder. Does your child have a
folder?
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• It is also important that all instrument cases have a name tag. Parents, please check that your child’s
case and belongings are clearly named.
Happy practicing!
Mrs Dinnis
IMP Teacher - Strings
Instrumental Music Recruiting for 2017 – STRINGS and BAND
Students in Year 2 are eligible for inclusion in the 2017 String Program, and students in Year 3 for the 2017 Band
Program at Rainworth State School.
Instrumental music is a wonderful opportunity provided by Education Queensland whereby students have the
opportunity to learn an orchestral instrument in group lessons. Learning an instrument helps to improve coordination, self-esteem, teamwork, self-discipline, and social skills and also provides your child with lifelong skills.
Information will be sent home shortly to the relevant year levels, and parents who wish their child/ren to be
assessed are to return the permission form by the dates advised in the information.
A student will not be assessed for the string program unless the permission form is signed and returned to the
office. When the form has been returned, students will be assessed during Term 3 to determine if they have the
necessary musical aptitude and physical attributes to play a string instrument. Notification and confirmation of
your child’s acceptance into the Program will be given at the early-to-mid Term 4 after the Music Aptitude Test,
Practical Test and discussions with Classroom, Music and Physical Education Teachers.
Please Note: Parents and students should decide whether they would prefer to learn either a string
instrument or a woodwind/brass/percussion instrument. Year 2 students interested in learning to play a
woodwind/brass/percussion instrument are required to wait until the end of Year 3 to be tested and will
commence in Year 4. Due to time allocation and limited spaces, not all students will be offered a place
but will be placed on a “waiting list” in case a position becomes available.
Italian News
Year 6 Mirror / Specchio Display In Foyer of Hall
Our students completed a project where they had to compare and contrast
Italy and Australia on a chosen topic in the style of Jeannie Baker’s book
“Mirror”.
Stop by and have a look at their great efforts.
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Year 1 Pet Display
Stop by the Italian Wall adjacent to the Tuckshop and read about which pet the
Year 1 students have (or wished they had).
Date Claimer :: Collezione Primavera – Yr 5 Italian Fashion Parade – Friday September 9 – from 9am –
11am
Parents and friends of Year 5 students make sure you put this date in your calendar!
Our students will be presenting a fashion parade in Italian where every student will be parading. The event will
conclude with a spectacular dance performance choreographed especially for the occasion by Kristy Crome.
Looking forward to a great morning by the catwalk! What will you be wearing?
Baci Thought of the Week
Un bacio e` il punto dove l’amicizia diventa romanzo.
A kiss is the line where friendshop becomes romance.
(Eros A)
Signor Ferranti
Rainworth Italian Ambassador
P & C and Community News
Rainworth State School P&C Email Contact: rainworthparents@gmail.com
Rainworth State School P& C Meetings: Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each
month in the Library Resource Centre commencing at 7.00pm. Parents and interested
members of the community are welcome to attend. Please refer to the school website's Events
Calendar for more information.
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Keen to join the P&C? Link here to print the Membership form, complete it and return it to the
Green Box to be tabled at the next P&C meeting. Your membership will be valid for the next 12
months.
2016 class parent rep contact information can be viewed here.
Rainbow Carnival
Link here to view the 2016 Contact List for Convenors
and Stall Holders
The Rainbow Carnival on-line roster is up and
running. Please sign up to work on a stall or two. Get in early to secure the time slots that you want!
The Rainbow Carnival 2016 Facebook page live. Visit our page here and LIKE it for your chance of
winning an all-day ride pass!
OMG!! It’s RGT!! Rainworth’s Got Talent Auditions 2016
Everyone is invited to be a part of the audience for this year's RGT auditions, this Friday, 29 July from 3pm in
the Hall. All enquiries, along with any parents who wish to assist RGT this year, should be directed to Jillian
jillywhiting@gmail.com. See you there!
Grocery Collection Time
Don't forget Grocery Donation Week begins next Monday 1st August until Friday 5th August. Collection tubs
will be at every classroom for you to drop off your donations. Click here to view details of your year level's
donation. Don't forget to check out the specials this week. One of the major supermarkets has any Cadbury block
of chocolate or mini chocolate bags at 2 for $7. They also have 1.25L soft drink (various varieties) for $2 a bottle.
Also, if anyone is available next week for collection and counting of donations, please contact me at
bryonypayne@outlook.com.
Thanks, Bryony Payne
Carnival Photo Contest
The theme is Rainbow. Make or see a rainbow > take a photo > upload it to the website. Two major prizes:
Judge’s choice = $60 Cold Rock voucher. People's Choice = $50 CASH! You can vote for your favourite online
or at the carnival. Go to http://www.rainbowcarnival.com/photo.html
Book Stall
We need books! The Rainbow Carnival is fast approaching and we are starting to sort out the donations for the
book stall. We need more donations of adults and children’s books, CDs and DVDs. Drop off anytime to 140
Boundary Rd Bardon, right across from the school in the 2-minute zone. We appreciate any donations, big or
small – the perfect opportunity to clear out your bookshelves. The earlier we get the books the better so please
donate now! Drop-offs are welcome anytime, thank you.
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New to the Book stall in 2016: We have our own author in our school community, Cass Moriarty. The Rainbow
Carnival Book Stall will be taking pre-orders for Cass Moriarty’s book “The Promise Seed”. Cass will be available
on the day of the Carnival to sign and hand out her book. The Promise Seed is a wonderful read and has been
shortlisted for the Queensland Literary Awards. We are selling The Promise Seed for $30.00 with all profits going
to Rainworth State School. It's a great read for your next book club, a wonderful gift personally signed or just the
perfect book to curl up with, as well as each sale directly supporting Rainworth State School! Link here for a copy
of the order form. Order forms will also be sent home with all students or please email Sonia Vaughan for a form
at sonia.l.vaughan@gmail.com The form must be completed and returned to the Green Box at the school office
in an envelope with $30 cash per book, marked to Sonia Vaughan, Bookstall Convener. We require orders by
Friday the 12th of August, 2016, so we can order the books in time from the publisher. Your support is much
appreciated.
Uniform Shop
Hallie Barron
Uniform Shop Convenor
e. rainworthuniformshop@gmail.com
Rainworth Online How-To
e-Wallet Information
Illustrated Guide to Online Uniform Ordering
Head straight through to Rainworth Online to order. More information is available on our Uniform Shop page of
the school website.
Uniform Shop :: Open every Wednesday and Thursday, 8.30am - 9.15am, during term.
Tuckshop News
A copy of the current menu was sent home with all students this week. Please check your child's bag or note
folder if you haven't seen it yet. Alternatively, print off a copy from the links below or from the Tuckshop page on
the school website.
Anna Merola
Tuckshop Convenor
e. rainworthtuckshop@gmail.com for ALL correspondence
(When ordering sushi, please put Sushi Order: Your Child's Name in the subject line of your email.)
Click here for a copy of the latest 2016 Winter Tuckshop Menu for our Yr 1-6 students.
Click here for a copy of the 2016 Prep Winter Tuckshop Menu available from Term 3.
Click here to add your name to the Tuckshop Roster.
If you need a reminder on how to order sushi or want some scrumptious homebaking ideas, please visit the
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Tuckshop page on the school's website.
Tuckshop :: Open every Tuesday and Thursday, during term.
General Items
School Banking
When: Wednesday
Where: Please drop deposit books up to the Office
Prep Parents - banking for your child/ren, including older siblings, can be left with your teacher. It will be
returned to your Prep child within 2 days. This saves you having to head up to the Admin Office.
Well done to the following savings legends for swapping their 10 silver tokens for a goldie, and for redeeming
their reward so far this term: Finn S, Zoe B, Arki S, Olivia D, Ava B, Livvy R and Sophie S! Your reward should
arrive in about 2 weeks!
Reward Items Out Of Stock
Unfortunately, the Flying Snake Tail and the Mudsplat Handball are no longer available. Please mention this
to your child when picking their reward item when it's due. Term 3 items can now be selected.
If you're wanting to get your child interested in banking, link here to view all the information on how easy it is to
get an account opened. New accounts welcome any time during any term.
Danella Perrins
School Banking Co-ordinator Parent Volunteer
p. 0412 318 317
e. danellap@ozemail.com.au
The Gap Health & Racquet Tennis Player of the Week
Congratulations goes to Arran A (4P). Arran has shown some great skills the last two lessons
and is starting to develop good topspin on his forehand. Well done, Arran, keep working
hard.
Sanjeev Tikaram (Senior Coach)
YMCA Rainworth OSHC
If you are interested in before school care or after school care, please feel free to contact us on either 0438 781
835 or (07) 3368 1596. If you would like to come and visit our service, you and your family are more than
welcome.
We hope to see you soon!
YMCA Rainworth OSHC
p. 07 3368 1596
f. 07 3368 1251
m. 0438 751 835
e. arw@ymca.org.au
Class Social and Community Notices
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Rainworth's Mr Gable Supports a Worth Cause
One of our Year 6 teachers, Mr John Gable (pictured to the right), is taking part
in this year's Bridge to Brisbane on Sunday August 28 to raise much-needed
funds for The JED Project and Black Dog Institute. Mental illness is a massive
issue and these two organisations are doing what they can to shine a light on it.
If you're able and interested to help Mr Gable to raise funds and support his
quest, please visit: https://b2b2016.everydayhero.com/au/john-1
Red Hill Fair
The whole family will enjoy the Red Hill Fair on Saturday 30 July 2016 from 9am until 3pm at Woolcock Park,
Hawthorn Terrace, Red Hill. There is something for everyone with over 40 jewellery, clothing and artisan stalls,
cake and trash and treasure stalls, clowns, face painting and free staged entertainment. Fair rides include the
train ride, a giant slide and ferris wheel plus pony rides and baby animals. There is both a live and silent auction
with fabulous prizes including holiday accommodation, football tickets, restaurant vouchers and more. Visit
redhillfair.com.au. All money raised goes to Red Hill Kindergarten.
Local Cricket Season
The Valley District Cricket Club, a not-for-profit sporting organisation, will be holding a sign-on session on
Sunday August 21 from 2pm to 5pm at the Ashgrove Sports Ground Clubhouse. Online registrations open
from Monday 1 August by visiting www.valleycricket.org.au. U8/U9 games played on Friday evenings, Saturday
games for all other age groups. Successful Junior Pathway Program in place. Additional information - including
the new U5s program and the girls competition - can be found on the website or via email
junior.registrar@valleycricket.org.au.
Touch Football Season
Qld Touch Football are running sign-on days on August 17 and 24 from 4.30pm to 6pm at the Leslie Patrick
Park Playground, Dawson Pde, Arana Hills. Teams available from U10 through to U16 girls and boys. Individual
and team registrations welcome. Games commence August 31. Contact the club direct for further information on
0414 623 015 or email aranatouch@gmail.com.
Thank You To Rainworth
A big thank you to all the Rainworth families and teachers who supported Bardon Girl Guides by buying Girl
Guide Biscuits over the last few months. Money raised from biscuit sales goes towards the local Bardon Guides
and Guides Queensland, the organisation can to run without this support. Thank you.
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