Link to current newsletter

ST AGNES’ PRIMARY SCHOO L
AGGIES’ ARTICLES
St Agnes’ Primary
PO Box 5221
PORT MACQUARIE 2444
Phone:
Fax:
6583 7433
6583 5884
Email: sapport@lism.catholic.edu.au
Web Address: http://moodle.pmacalism.catholic.edu.au
Friday 1 July 2016
“TO BE WITNESSES OF CHRIST’S LOVE:
IN FAITH, CULTURE, EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND HOPE FOR THE FUTURE”
Kindergarten
Excursion & Pyjama Day
Zone Athletics
Australian Martial
Arts Championships
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
GINAYA YARNOLD
congratulate the following students on this wonderful
achievement:
Dear Parents and Carers
It has been lovely to see so many parents during
the last week at our Parent/Teacher/Student
Interviews. The feedback from parents regarding
the Principal's Awards has also been fantastic to
hear. Please don't forget to send in your 'Two Stars
and a Wish' sheet to your child's classroom teacher. If you
haven't had a chance to complete this yet, please take some
time over the holidays and it can be returned at the start of next
term. We would like to wish everyone a safe and relaxing
holiday break and look forward to having the children return to
school on Wednesday 20 July 2016.
CSO NEEDS BASED FUNDING: The school is very excited to
announce that we have received additional funding from the
government through the Catholic Schools Office to further
enhance our student learning and school improvement focus.
The proposal that was submitted by the school and has
progressed through Parish approval and we look forward to
some exciting projects beginning at the start of next term. The
two main staffing changes will involve the employment of a K-3
Instructional Leader (Reading) and PBS School Leader. PBS
stands for Positive Behaviour Support and is a school wide
initiative that we have explored to support the initiatives
identified in the school DOLSIS and Insight SRC survey results.
We look forward to the addition of these two important roles
within the school. These appointments will have a flow on effect
to two classrooms for Terms Three and Four this year.
Advertisements will be coordinated during the holidays and we
will be making the announcements as soon as possible. We
thank you for your support in making our school an even better
learning environment for your child/ren.
PARENT SURVEY: A huge thank you to the parents that have
taken the time to complete the short parent survey when
attending the Parent/Teacher/Student interviews in the Hall. We
are in the process of collating all of the information and will
share the results with you early next term.
BUS STOP SAFETY: A reminder to all parents to please have
'Stranger Danger' discussions with your children, especially if
they spend time at a bus stop before or after school. Yesterday,
we were made aware of a potential issue with an adult
approaching a child and trying to make conversation with them
and offering them a ride in their car. Please ensure that your
child/ren know what to do if this type of event happens to them.
The safety of all of our children is always paramount.
KINDERGARTEN PYJAMA PARTY: It was so much fun to
engage with the Kindergarten students for their special 'Pyjama
Party' day. Staff looked fantastic and I know the children were
impressed with the Kindergarten staff and the leopard print
group. Photos have been published on the front page of the
newsletter this week.
NEW STUDENTS: We welcome Jasmine Anastas (KC) James
Ayres (5D) and their families to our school.
SEMESTER ONE REPORTS: A huge congratulations to the
many students that received a Principal Award with their
reports.
PRINCIPAL GOLD AWARDS: These awards are given to
students who have displayed exceptional effort work habits in
personal and social development behaviours. We would like to
GOLD AWARDS: Takara Adams-Garcia, Hailie Attwells, Bridie
Baird, Riley Bate, Didj Beltzig, Dane Bittu, Sarah Blackney,
Seth Blair, Jocelyn Bleasdale, Scarlet Brooke, Angus Browning,
Joelle Buntschu, Sophie Burt, Abby Buttsworth, Liam Cameron,
Falyn Carle, Georgie Carlton, Samantha Carlton, Charlotte
Carrick, Alexander Clapoudis, Miller Clarke, Ivy Collins, Lahni
Cramer, Hunter Croft, Eva Croker, Tyla Dal Broi, Camryn Dal
Broi, Kiara Dalton, Tallara Duck, Samuel Duff, Jack Duff, Olivia
Duncan, Cooper Eastham, Emily Edmed, Kohdi Edmondston,
Braeden Fuller, Zakkiah Galea, Darcie Gleeson, April Glew,
Lenni Gosling, Kaden Green, Zali Green, Hayden Green,
Phoebe Hagenbach, Quinn Hancock, Max Hanley, Oliver
Harper, Ebony Hassett, Sienna Hassett, Amy Hatherly, Bray
Hawker, Sophia Hemsley, Olivia Heppingstone, Cooper Hodge,
Drew Huender, Leo Hunt, Jasmyn Hunter, Ella Hutchison,
Isabel Jeffree, Riley Judd, Caitlin Judd, Dylan Keane, Trelise
Kirkby, Isabelle Klene, Charlee Lawlor, Chelsea Lewis, Samuel
Logan-Pye, Imijin Lynn, Anahata Maple, Hunter Mayes, Indiana
Mayes, Charlotte McEntyre, Claire McIntosh, Asha McLean,
Piper McLean, Declan McWhirter, Daniel Mercer, Jamali
Middlebrook, Wilson Minogue, Phoebe Minogue, Brianna
Moloney, Emily Moloney, Arliah Morris, Nikson Mullan, Marley
Nasso, Tom Newman, Harry Newman, Rachel Nichols,
Summer Oakman, Sienna Oxley, Ruby Payne, Kody Peklar,
Maeve Pepper, Maya Perry, Kiera Plews, Tahnee Plews,
Charlotte Porteous, Cameron Porteous, Denzil Praveen, Emily
Prince, Kahdia Radley, Tahlia Reed, Paris Reimer-Madden,
Holly Robertson, Hugh Robertson, Zsofia Rohr, Eliza Ruhl,
Jack Ryan, Lucy Ryan, Georgia Ryan, Trinity Schein, Fleur
Sherlock, Emersyn Smith, Sophie Sprague, Phoebe Sprague,
Lily Stace, Koby Stewart, Jordan Thompson, Eliza Todd,
Dominica Toohey, Tayla Vatalidis, Amelie Wagner, Noah
Woods, Liam Wright, Daisy Wright, Marcus Wright, Josie
Yardley and Dane Young.
PRINCIPAL SILVER AWARDS: These awards are given to
students who have shown outstanding effort in work habits in
personal and social development behaviours. Students that
received this award were:
SILVER AWARDS: Kaleisha Alchin, Aidan Archer, Calypso
Beltzig, Cooper Beukers, Don Bittu, Liam Breen, Annali Brown,
Brodie Brown, Oliver Bryant, Sasha Burns, Isaac Buttsworth,
Sophie Buttsworth, Madeleine Buttsworth, Patrick Byrne,
Hunter Campbell, Will Cannavo, Joseph Carrick, Kalani Citraro,
Victoria Clapoudis, Hunter Clark, Jessinia Collins, Atahlia
Collins, Harry Collins, Olivia Cotovich, Elkie Croft, Noah
Darrington, Tyler Dickson, Jarrod Dingle, Abbey Dingle, Bianca
Douglas, Elliana Drury, Katie Duffy, Charlee-Grace Edwards,
Matilda Elford, Imogen Elliott, Corey Fletcher, Charlie Ford,
Samuel Fox, Jack Franklin, Talani Fuller, Kai Fuller, Izaiah
Galea, Chloe Gilder, Luke Gilmour, Ava Glassie, Katie Godden,
Sienna Goldring, Rafferty Gordon, Piper Graham, Amarlie
Gregory, Madeline Hall, Luke Hancock, Jett Hanson, Ryan
Harper, Ava-Grace Hawker, Logan Howard, James Howard,
Benjamin Howarth, Jordan Huender, Heo Ignacio, Fletch Irwin,
Jules Irwin, Angus Ismay, Timothy James, Jack Kirkby,
Charlize Leicht, Jaz Letchford, Huon Lickley, Alanah LoganPye, Jannel Lusung, Katelyn Lynch, Nikko Mah, Matthew
Maher, Olivia McGahon, Nixon McGoldrick, Jack McGrath,
Andie McGrath, Maddison McGrath, Hayden McIntosh, Jared
McKinnon, Liam Mercer, Jamie Merrick, Jessica Michell, Abby
Moloney, Logan Moody, Bailey Moore, Alistair Morris-Boyd,
Shakira Morris-Boyd, Georgie Mulder, Vaughan Munro, Bede
Munro, Jorja Myers, Montana Newell, Jackson Newman,
Nathanuel Nichols, Nikeely Nincsics, Jayla Nixon, Matthew
Nottle, Mason Nowak, Keatin Nowak, Alice Overton, Noah
Prince, Sophie Prince, Nate Prior, Caleb Prior, Hayley Purkis,
Marvin Rai, Isabelle Reed, Maddison Reed, Aaliyah Sadler,
Caleb Sajko, Ella Scaysbrook, Charlotte Smith, Alice Smith,
Byron Smith, Bayden Smith, Marcella Stace, Matthew Stark,
Luke Stevens, Hannah Sullivan, Marshall Tierney, Tobias
Toohey, Liam Toomey, Hallie Tydd, Lola Vasilescu, Eleanor
Vickers, Janisa Vinod, Jamie Vinod, Summer Von Hartitzsch,
Felix Wade, Chester Wade, Abby Wagner, Tahra Walsh,
Lachlan Walters, Noah Warneken, Ruby Watts, Mitchell White,
Harley Williams, Jackson Willis, Macklin Wilmot, Theo Wright
and Andrew Yates.
PRINCIPAL ATTENDANCE AWARDS: These awards are for
students that have achieved 100% attendance at school in
Semester One. Congratulations to:
ATTENDANCE AWARDS: Xavier Baker, Jordan Beck, Lilah
Beck, Seth Blair, Lucas Blair, Angus Browning, Samantha
Carlton, Joseph Carrick, Jordan Casey, Jessinia Collins, Ella
Comer, Aaron Cotovich, Hunter Croft, Lily Curtis, Ryan Dalton,
Hunter Davis, Kohdi Edmondston, Darcie Gleeson, Sienna
Goldring, Caitlin Green, Quinn Hancock, Ryan Hancock, Olivia
Harper, Amy Hatherly, Mia Hourigan, James Howard, Charley
Hunter, Jasmine Hurley, Christopher Konstantas, Amelia
Konstantas, Toby Lewis, Mia Lindfield, Kimberley Manns,
Charlotte McEntyre, Kurt McGregor, Jamie Merrick, Jamali
Middlebrook, Darcy Middleton, Wilson Minogue, Vaughan
Munro, Bede Munro, Hunter Noble, Savannah Nowak, Keatin
Nowak, Mason Nowak, Olivia Ottaway, Denzil Praveen, Ella
Scaysbrook, Nate Sheldon, Cooper Sheldon, Andrew Skellern,
Caitlyn Toomey, Madeline Towers, Troy Towers, Felix Wade,
Tyson Walsh, Tahra Walsh, Ruby Watts, Brady Watts, Connor
Watts, Jaysen Wei, Mitchell White, Macklin Wilmot, Isabella
Woods, Noah Woods, Zac Yule and
Jasmine Yule.
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
RICK GALVIN
GOD MOMENTS: Summer Blackney - The Office
Ladies would like to thank Summer Blackney from
Year 4 for showing great care and compassion
towards a Kinder student who was injured in the
playground this week. Summer kindly took the
kinder student up to the Office and waited and comforted her
while she was receiving first aid. Thank you Summer for
“Making Jesus Real” in our school community!
NEXT FAIR MEETING: Just a reminder that our next Fair
Meeting will be held at the Blue Water Restaurant & Bar on
Wednesday 27 July at 5:30pm (not 20 July, as stated in last
week’s Newsletter). Don’t forget that there will be some nibbles
provided on the night. The Fair Committee can’t wait to hear
some of the new and innovative ideas from our current and new
families, so that we can try to make our major fundraiser for the
year even better than last year!! Looking forward to seeing you
there!
PARENT/TEACHER INTERVIEWS: It was great to get a
chance to chat to so many parents, as they arrived for their
Parent/Teacher interviews this week. The interviews provide a
wonderful opportunity for parents/carers to gain insight into
their child’s learning and classroom experience. Thank you to
all the staff, for their time and energy they have spent in
organising and hosting the interviews this week. A special
thanks to the MasterChef’s (Bec and Jodie in the Canteen), for
cooking such delicious soups and casseroles for the staff each
night!
ENJOY THE BREAK: Well, I can’t believe we are already at the
end of Term 2! Whilst visiting the classrooms and out on the
playground this week, I have noticed a lot of children looking a
bit tired and ready for a well earned two week break. I would
like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a relaxing and
safe holiday. I look forward to welcoming everyone back next
term and can’t wait to be a part of the exciting learning
opportunities and events that will be occurring at St Agnes’
during Term 3.
LEADERS OF CURRICULUM/DIGITAL PEDAGOGIES
CHRISTY ISMAY & CYNTHIA NOSWORTHY
LUNCH TIME ENRICHMENT GROUPS:
There have been many lunchtime
enrichment opportunities happening at St
Agnes' over Term 2. Our students are so
lucky to have the opportunity to engage in
these lunchtime groups and have enjoyed sharing their learning
and ideas with like minded students, during these group times.
Mr Brazel has been running a Mathematics Club for Year 2, 3
and 4. This is a chance for those students, who particularly love
the deep Maths learning that is happening in their classrooms
regardless of capability, to extend and challenge themselves. A
huge thank you to Mr Brazel, for beginning this initiative and
sharing his passion for Mathematics with these lucky students.
Mrs Nosworthy and Mrs Ismay have also been running
lunchtime Poetry Club, where students were able to compose
and submit a piece of poetry for the Dorethea MacKellar Poetry
competition. This national competition has been a wonderful
opportunity for some of our students from Years 2 - 6 to engage
in some deeper poetry learning. These children have shown
great development from the beginning of the term to now and
should be very proud of their submissions. Well done!
CREATIVE ARTS SPECTACULAR: Lock it in! Preparations for
our annual Creative Arts Spectacular are well under way. This
great night will take place on Thursday, 8 September. Those
students that have been rehearsing in one of our 5 dance
groups, one of our two choirs or as part of the school band, will
be performing at this amazing evening. The night involves
those students in Years 1 - 6 who have been giving up their
lunchtimes and before school play to rehearse. Every year, this
night seems to get bigger and better and we encourage those
younger students who are not involved in any of the groups yet,
to come along and watch with their families. It is always a great
sight to see these younger students watching their buddies or
older friends performing and it gives them a goal to work
towards in the Creative Arts.
Those students who are involved will be given a note early next
term with all costume and rehearsal day details.
LEADER OF PEDAGOGY REPORT
STACEY MULLIN
The school holidays are a great opportunity to
recharge and take time as a family to slow down
from the busyness of the school term. There are many days, or
parts of days when our kids get bored with movies, cleaning
their rooms and even their Ipods and Ipads. This is a great time
to reintroduce the family games, using dice, cards or other
counting games to fill the time. We began the term with our
Maths night that focused on playing games in maths to use and
practice the concepts more. Any simple game using dice allows
our younger students to read numbers and understand
quantities. A game of monopoly is a budgeting game,
encouraging students to count money and give change especially if they are the banker. You may take the chance to
reopen the package from MKR night and revisit a game from
your child’s grade to encourage the continued learning of your
child and take your time out as a family.
SPORTS NEWS - CLAIRE MICHELL
COACHED SPORT FINISHED: KI, Year 3 and 4
have finished their coached sport sessions for the
term in Gymnastics, Tennis, Cricket and Hockey.
Thank you to Activated Gymnastics, Port
Macquarie Tennis Club and Greg Alchin, Martin
Garoni and Cricket NSW and Phil Jackwitz and Hockey NSW
for running these sessions. These sporting opportunities are
funded through the Government program known as Sporting
Schools. We are fortunate to be supplied with enough funding
each semester to cover the expenses of these coached
sessions so that our students do not have to pay anything.
Having expert tuition from community professionals enables
students to experience new or familiar sports in highly
interactive and engaging ways.
YEAR 2 COACHING: Thank you to St Joseph’s Regional
College students, the Year 2 teachers, John Rossington and
Craig Bushe for organising coaching sessions of Fundamental
Movement Skills to our Year 2 students. They loved the
program and their certificates of participation!
ZONE ATHLETICS RESULTS - FROM TRACKSIDE TEAM
MANAGER AND COMMENTATOR MR PURKIS: It was a
pleasure taking over 50 children to St Joseph’s Regional
College for the Zone Athletics Carnival. Our track and field tried
their best and achieved some great results, prevailing against
some strong competition amongst the schools present.
Children wished each other well and were cheering on their
friends when not competing. Special mentions to Liam
Cameron and Eliza Ruhl as 11yr Champions, Zayn Galea as
Runner-up, and to the Junior Relay and Senior relay teams
who finished off our day with smooth transitions and blistering
speed. The School team walked away with a strong 2nd place
overall. A big congratulations to all who participated. A thank
you to Mrs Mercer for her long jump recording skills, Kate
Morris for fantastic assistance with track marshalling and Mrs
Halloran for helping to settle nerves and making sure all
competitors got to their events on time.
Students who have made it to the Diocesan Athletic Trials in
Coffs Harbour on the 19 August are reminded to ensure they
bring their necessary notes and payments to the Office by
Friday 22 July.
CPS RUGBY: Congratulations to Ben Howarth and Sam Fox
who competed in Forbes on Monday.
AUSTRALIAN MARTIAL ARTS CHAMPIONSHIPS: Emily
Edmed, Jake Green, Hayden Pepper and Jamie Merrick went
to the Newcastle Australian Martial Arts Championships on
Sunday, 26 June. It was a day enjoyed by all Competitors and
spectators. Emily came 1st in Sumo, Sword and Point Sparring.
2nd in Hard Forms and Continuous Sparring. Congratulations
to all competitors.
CANTEEN NEWS –
BEC RISSEL & JODIE DUCK
WEDNESDAY MORRIN BAILEY
THURSDAY
KATHRYN ARCHER
FRIDAY
LEISA GREGORY / SHANNON COLLINS
A new canteen was sent home this week and a copy has been
attached to the electronic version of this Newsletter. Have a
wonderful and safe holiday break.
P&F PRESIDENT REPORT
NICOLE PRINCE - 0412 827 999
I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday and we hope to
see some more faces at the next P & F and Fair Meetings.
SCHOOL NEWS
LIBRARY THANK YOU: Thank you to Olivia Cotovich and the
Mihalopoulos Family for their recent donations to our Library.
BOOK CLUB: Book Club orders were sent home today.
GROSS MOTOR: We thank all of our wonderful helpers this
Term. Gross Motor will recommence Week 2, Term 3.
LOST AND FOUND: A reminder to please check the lost and
found located in the Library for any lost jumpers and hats.
JOPRIM: Primary Ties will be back in stock and available to
purchase from 12 July.
A REQUEST FOR AN UNUSUAL DANCE PROP: We are in
need of walking frames for our Boys School Dance Group for
our Creative Arts Spectacular evening. Please deliver to Ms
Michell, if you can assist.
DRAMA EISTEDDFOD: The 2016 Speech and Drama
Eisteddfod will again be held at the Uniting Church in Port
Macquarie. The dates for this year are from Monday 12
September to Saturday 17 September, with Championship
presentations occurring that night. This year they are trialling an
online entry system. The "Register Now" button will take you to
the online registration website. Please go to:
http://www.portmaceisteddfod.org.au/drama The Eisteddfod
committee also has a Facebook page, which is worth following.
If your child decides to enter and you require drama pieces,
please take a note of what they are entered into and notify Mrs
Michell, who is more than happy to help. Mrs Michell has
supplied any interested students with a hard copy syllabus and
entry form.
BEFORE SCHOOL KEYBOARD LESSONS: There are some
openings on Friday morning for Beginners Keyboard Lessons,
Term 3. For more information, please contact Anne Russell at
the Port Macquarie Academy of Music on 0412 071 162.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
PUPIL FREE DAY ACTIVITIES – MONDAY 18 & TUESDAY
19 JULY 2016
TENNIS DAY – PORT MACQUARIE TENNIS CLUB: Cost:
$20.00 each or 3 children for $50.00, 8:30am (drop off from
8:00am) - 4:30pm (pick up 5:00pm). Tennis Coaching, touch
football, soccer and games (incl board games). All primary
school children welcome, inclusive program not just for the
‘sporty kids’. To book call Greg at Port Macquarie Tennis Club
6584 9940.
PUPIL FREE DAY ACTIVITIES – MONDAY 18 & TUESDAY
19 JULY 2016
TENNIS DAY - WESTPORT TENNIS CLUB: Cost: $28.00,
8:30am - 3:30pm. Tennis Coaching, Fun games, Treasure
Hunt, Ice block, golf, cricket and soccer. Phone: Mark
Rawlingson 0412 834 336. Westport Tennis Club, Wood St
(behind Lexus).
ART WORKSHOPS TUESDAY ONLY: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Collage and animal art and 2:00pm - 4:00pm Charcoal
Drawings. $25 per workshop (minimum of 4 students per
workshop to allow workshops to proceed) RSVP by 15 July
2016 Jane Whitefield 0438 803 992.
DRAWN TO ART: Jane Whitfield will be conducting school holiday
Art Workshops in her Shelley Beach Studio. Monday, 4 and
Tuesday 5 July 2016. For enquires please call Jane on 0438 803
992.
HIGH TEA @ RYDGES: Saturday, 9 July from 1:00pm - 4:30pm.
Join us riverside to indulge in a selection of finger sandwiches,
savoury canapes and sweet treats with freshly brewed tea and
coffee. Tickets are $39.00. Get the girls together. Lots of fun and
lucky door prizes. Phone Di 0413 134 722 or Jill 0409 201 618. To
make payment: BSB 062-592 A/C 10713044 please use your
name as reference. All proceeds to Sam Logan-Pye and Harry
Newman who have been selected to play futsal in Hong Kong.
CREATIVE ARTS, MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE SCHOOL
(CAMP): is a week long creative and performing arts school aimed
at giving students in years 2 to 7 the opportunity to participate in
lessons of visual arts, drama, and music! Specialised tutors will
guide children through the fine and performing arts in an
encouraging environment, outside of the school setting. July 11-15
from 9:00am - 3:00pm daily*
*Wednesday 13 11:00am-3:00pm $25 per day and a one off $5.00
student term fee for the Conservatorium of Music (venue).
Register at campportmac.wix.com/camp
SCHOOL HOLIDAY TENNIS CAMPS: When: 4-8 July and 11-15
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
JULY
JULY
JULY
JULY
17
18
19
20
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
JULY 21
JULY 22
JULY 26
JULY 27
AUG 02
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
July. Times and Costs: 9:00am - 12:00pm $95.00, 9:00am 3:00pm $135.00. Casual Days : 9:00am - 12:00pm $20.00,
9:00am - 3:00pm $35.00. Where: Westport Tennis Club 33 Woods
Street (opposite ALDI). Multi-sport in afternoon – Soccer, cricket,
golf and table tennis. Phone Mark on 6583 3053.
NETBALL NSW ‘NEW TO NETTY’ PROGRAM: will run in the
school holidays for 10 -16 year olds who have not played Netball
before at the Hastings Valley Netball Association courts in Grant
St, Port Macquarie. This program is FREE to participants, who can
choose to attend one, two, three or all of the sessions. Participants
will be covered by Netball NSW insurance as a trialling member by
registering at the start of each session they attend. There are 4
sessions during the July School Holidays, 3:30pm – 5:00pm on
Wednesdays & Thursdays (6, 7, 13 & 14 July).
ZUMBATHON BLACK & WHITE DANCE PARTY: Everyone
welcome to party Zumba style, all proceeds go to the Koala
Hospital. Saturday 23 July 2016, 6:00pm - 8:00pm (doors 5:30pm)
Port Macquarie Public School. Tickets $20 (advance) or $25 at the
door. Lucky door prizes! For more information, to purchase tickets
or make a donation please contact Krista Gillen 0432 935 799.
PORTMACQUARIE SPEECH AND DRAMA EISTEDDFOD: 12 17 September. The Uniting Church, Port Macquarie ENTRIES
NOW OPEN For more information or to enter online, visit:
www.www.portmacceisteddfod.org.au Entries close Friday 22 July
2016 Late entries incur $10 fee & close Friday 29 July Interested
in sponsoring the event? Please contact us via
director.pmsde@gmail.com
HOLIDAY FUN WITH GLASSHOUSE SPROUTS: ART FOR
KIDS: Bring the kids into the Glasshouse these school holidays for
an inspiring morning in the Regional Gallery; help them make a
piece of artwork, inspired by the current exhibitions and NAIDOC
week . Only $5 per child. Wednesday 6 July, Saturday 9 July &
Wednesday
13
July,
11:00am.
Visit
http://www.glasshouse.org.au/Whats-On/Glasshouse-Sprouts or
call the box office on 6581 8888 to book. Places are limited and do
book out in the holidays, so book early to avoid disappointment.
CALENDAR: WEEK 1, TERM 3 2016
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
PUPIL FREE DAY - Staff Development Day
PUPIL FREE DAY - Staff Development Day
FIRST DAY OF TERM 3
School Prayer - Mrs Yarnold hosting
Sports Day - Students in Kindergarten, Years 1, 2, and 3
Staff meeting - 8:20am - Office closed until 8:45am
Sports Day - Students in Year 5
Staff Prayer 8:30am - Office closed until 8:40am
Peer Support - 2:10pm
ADVANCE DATES
Confirmation Reflection Day at Youth Hub - Year 2 and Primary Candidates
Fair Meeting - 5:30pm
Sacrament of Confirmation - St Agnes’ Church - 6:00pm
ATT: CONFIRMATION PARENTS
In August, our Confirmation candidates will be completing their Sacrament. To cater for these very special events, MacKillop Gift
Shop welcomes you! They are fully stocked with beautiful and affordable gifts, cards and books that are available for purchase.
Their normal trading hours are Monday - Friday 10:00am - 2:00pm.
Their lovely volunteers are also opening the doors on Saturday the 23 July 9:30am – 12:30pm to ensure you have time to get
that special gift.
We look forward to seeing you.
MacKillop Bookshop – Down the walkway to the left of St Agnes Catholic Church behind the Presbytery.
HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES JULY 2016
Drop in Monday to Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm. To reserve your place, please call
Jayson on 0418 664537 Or email: pmyh.org.au. Register your interest soon, as
places are limited and filling fast.
Monday 4 July 2016:
Ball games and Pizza day
11:00am - 2:00pm
Cost: $5.00 (ages 10+)
Tuesday 5 July 2016:
Drop in and movies
10:00am - 4:00pm
Wednesday 6 July 2016: Ten Pin Bowling
12:00pm arrive by 11:30am
Cost: $15.50 (ages 10+)
Thursday 7 July 2016:
Hydro Golf and Putt Putt
Bookings essential
Cost: $15.00 (ages 10+)
Friday 8 July 2016:
Drop in day
10:00am - 4:00pm
Monday 11 July 2016:
Kids Crazy Maze
Arrive by 11:30am
Cost: $6.00 (ages 8 - 12yrs)
Tuesday 12 July 2016:
“Damian King Table Tennis Cup”
Local World Bodyboard Champion
Table Tennis Competition - Two Divisions
10 to 13 Years
14 to 18 Years
Prizes / Fun / Pizza
Cost: $5.00
Wednesday 13 July – Friday 15 July 2016:
Drop in days
10:00am – 4:00pm
St Agnes’ Primary Canteen Menu – Term 3, 2016







SANDWICHES- White or
wholemeal bread available
Vegemite
Honey
Tomato
Cheese
Baked Beans/Spaghetti
Ham
Tuna or Salmon
Egg
Chicken
Salad
Salad with Cheese
Salad with meat
EXTRAS
Cheese
Tomato
Rolls or Wrap
Toasted
Mayo, Sauce or Caesar dressing
Wrap No Filling
Salad Tubs -

tuna, salmon, egg, ham or chicken

Caesar Salad
$3.50

With Chicken
HOT FOOD
Party Pie
.80
$1.00


Chicken Wedge
Homemade Mushroom Risotto
$1.00
$5.00



Homemade Spaghetti Bolognaise
$5.00

Noodle Cup – Chicken or Beef














SNACKS
$1-50
$1-50
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.50
$2.60
$2.60
$2.80
$3.50
$3.80
$4.00
.20
.20
.30
.30
.30
$1.00
3.50
.80





















Fresh Fruit Ø
Freshly baked muffins
Hummus and Carrot Stick
Bliss Balls (chocolate or Apricot)
Boiled Egg
Banana Bread
Pretzels
Popcorn Ø
Jelly Cup
Fruit Salad
Hot Chocolate
JJs/Honey Soy Chips/Grain waves
Warm Custard
FROZEN TREATS
Icy Twist Ø
Frozen Yoghurt
Paddle Pops (Chocolate, banana & rainbow)
Ice Treat (Mango or strawberry)
Homemade Fruit Slushie/Sorbet Ø
.50
.50
$1.00
.50
$1.00
$1.00
.70
.60
.50
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Mini Calippo
$1.00
Frozen OJ/AJ
Ø
$1.00
$1.50
$1.50
.60
$1.00
.70
Ø
Vanilla Ice Cream Cup
$1.00
DRINKS
$1.20
$2.00

Plain Milk
Calci Yum flavoured Milk
(Choc, strawberry or banana)
Large Bottle Water 600ml Ø
$3.00

Small Bottle Water 300ml Ø
$1.50
Garlic Bread
$2.00

$2.50
Chicken and Sweet Corn Soup with
a dinner roll
$4.00


Mexican Nachos 140G
$3.50

Aroona Flavoured Sparkling Spring
Water (red, blue, green or cola) Ø
Juice – small 350ml Ø
(Apple Mango Banana, Pineapple, Orange,
Apple Blackcurrant, Apple)
Juice- Small Juice Apple, Orange Ø

Chicken Drumsticks
$2.00

Chook Wedge Wrap
$4.70

Corn Cob
$1.00

Homemade Cheeseburger and sauce
With Salad
Sauce Tomato/BBQ
$4.00
.50
.20

$2.50
$3.00
$2.00
 - Green Items – All the time Food
 - Amber Items – Sometimes Foods
Ø–
Gluten Free
If there is insufficient money to cover the order, a less expensive item will be substituted. If you do not have a lunch bag,
please write the order on an envelope and enclose an extra 10c for the lunch bag
ST AGNES’ FAIR
SATURDAY 5 NOVEMBER 2016
Dear K/1/2 Parents and Carers
St Agnes’ Fair is the event of the year and our major fundraiser. When our Year 6 graduated last year and
moved onto High School we lost quite a few of our helpers integral to the running of this fantastic event.
We now have several vacancies we need to fill:
Entertainment Coordinator - booking and scheduling entertainment on the day
Toy Stall Coordinator
Book Stall Coordinator
Garage Stall Coordinator
In all of these roles you are guaranteed support, advice and lots of helpers on the day!
If you would like more information or can help, please see the lovely ladies in the Office or call Leanne Hatherly
on 0438 023 119 for more information.
We would love to keep our reputation of having ‘The Best Fair in Town’ but need your help - so grab some
friends and take on one of these roles. We welcome joint Stall Coordinators’, it’s lots of fun and your kids love
having Mum or Dad helping out!!
Our next meeting is at Blue Water Bar and Restaurant on 27 July 2016 at 5:30pm, we look forward to seeing
you there.
St Agnes’ Primary School Fair Committee
St Agnes’ Winter Holiday Writing Challenge
On those cold, windy days these holidays,
Make yourself a hot chocolate, grab your doona and a spot on the lounge and…..
WRITE!
Great prizes to be won in each stage!
Write a poem, a letter, a story, a recount, instructions, a
news article or a blog….Anything you like!
Be sure to draft, edit and then publish your work. It can be handwritten or typed.
Hand it in at the Office during Week 1 of Term 3!
All entries will be published in a bound book in the school Library.