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HUME HAPPENINGSThe official newsletter of Hume Public School
100 DAYS OF LEARNING100 DAYS OF LEARNING
We acknowledge the Wiradjuri people as the traditional custodians of this land and are committed to reconciliation with Indigenous Australians through education.
Gwambanna-gu Wiradjuri Ngurambang - Welcome to Wiradjuri Country.
T E R M 3 | W E E K 2 | 3 1 J U L Y 2 0 2 0
Schools continue to be safe and operations arein line with AHPPC and NSW Health guidelines.
Enhanced cleaning occurring throughout eachday (in addition to our standard cleaning).
Students washing and/or sanitising hands when
All students should be learning on-campusunless they are unwell or have a medicalcertificate to support their absence.
All activities permitted at school are safe and
Schools continue to monitor and plan for any
All parents and carers who need to be on the
Non-essential adults are still not permitted on
Welcome back to school for Term 3. I hopeeveryone had a restful and enjoyable break. It is wonderful to see most of our students back atschool participating in class activities and socialisingwith their friends! All schools have returned to full-time on-campus learning.
Throughout this term we will continue to followadvice from the NSW Department of Education andNSW Health. The following are principles whichunderpin these guidelines:
entering the classroom.
appropriate in living with COVID-19.
changes in local circumstances that may arise,including changes in health advice or localrestrictions.
school grounds, must report to the office andsign the visitor acknowledgement form.
school grounds or at school events. This includesparents and carers except for face-to-faceparent/teacher meetings that are essential (e.g.to discuss disciplinary or other welfare matters).
Staff Development Day: On Monday, day one ofthis term, our staff participated in professionallearning, with a continued focus on studentwellbeing and trauma-informed practices throughthe Berry Street Education Model. We also lookedat the use of assessment data to inform ourteaching practice and wellbeing. All of our sessionswere via Zoom, with staff in various classrooms
throughout the school – following physicaldistancing guidelines.
Works around the school: Throughout the holidays,our school was a hive of activity. The old tile roofshave been replaced with green colorbond. Theeaves and gutters have also been replaced. Our Hallhas a floor that now sparkles, due to sanding andre-polishing. We have also had some of our treespruned and trimmed.
NAIDOC Week: Traditionally, NAIDOC day iscelebrated during July, however, due to COVID-19,NAIDOC Day has been moved to November. Detailsto come later in the year.
Reports: Students should have delivered theirsemester 1 reports to parents yesterday. If studentswere absent, the reports will be posted out. If youwish to discuss your child’s progress with theirteacher, please contact the school to arrange aphone meeting.
100 Days: Kindergarten students celebrated 100days of learning on Tuesday. They had a party withcake and treats, made necklaces with 100 beads,and did math activities based on 100, then tookhome a balloon at the end of the day. Check out thephotos in this newsletter.
Wonderful Wednesday: Our Year 1 to 6 studentsare participating in Wonderful Wednesday activitiesagain this term. The idea behind this initiative is tobuild positive relationships between the studentsand staff – with everyone participating inan activity that is of interest to them. Our activitiesthis term include cooking, threading, STEM, Lego,board games, rock and water and gardening. Seethe photos in this newsletter.
I am looking forward to a great term with studentsand staff.
Have a great fortnight.
Leonie
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STAYING IN TOUCH WITH MS LEWIS
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STUDENT AWARDSThis week five students were presented withcertificates. Jordyn, Janice and Rahni all receivedtheir bronze certificate. Toby received his silvercertificate and Charlie received his gold certificateas well as the letter U for his badge. Well done!
FOR THE DIARY
RESCHEDULEDRESCHEDULEDTO WEEK 7TO WEEK 7
Unfortunately Life Education has had to rescheduletheir visit to our school. They will now be comingweek 7 of this term. Forms will be reissued closer tothe date.
If you have already handed back your signed formyou will not have to sign a new one.
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Getting to know... Ms Joyce
What was the last movie you watched?Alice in Wonderland.
Tell us something we don't know about you:I studied Performing Arts before I became ateacher.
If you could only eat one meal for the rest of yourlife, what would it be?Vegetarian lasagne.
What's your favourite TV show?I love watching ABC period dramas.
Which superpower would you like and why?I would love to fly. It would make it much easier toget to work from Wodonga at the moment!
Where in the world would you most like to travel?Everywhere and anywhere! I am particularly curiousabout Ireland as it is where my Great Grandparentsare from.
Getting to know... Ms McQualter
What was the last movie you watched?In my Blood Runs - documentary.
Tell us something we don't know about you:I have trekked Kokoda.
If you could only eat one meal for the rest of yourlife, what would it be?Garlic prawns.
What's your favourite TV show?Friends -reruns.
Which superpower would you like and why?I would like to be invisible, so I can disappear andreappear when I choose.
Where in the world would you most like to travel?Canada or Greece. Currently I'd even be happy withWodonga.
PLAYGROUND NEWSKinder E and Kinder T have had a wonderful twoweeks of learning. Here are some photos of thedevelopmental play they have been doing.
WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY
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"I liked eatingand will cookcake for my
family on theweekend"- Diem, 2J
"I loved eating the cake and
the ice cream"- Ausim, 1SK
"I liked eating the cake"
- Maggie, 2J
"I enjoyed making cake in a cup, it was yummy"
- Supriya, 2J
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Our new online lunch ordering system will beready to go on Wednesday 5 August!
To register go to www.quickcliq.com.au tomake your account. All inquiries should bedirected to Quickcliq by either phoning 1300 116 637 or [email protected].
Orders can be placed the night before to savetime in the morning. The cut off time for allorders is 8:50am.
Due to the current circumstances, if parentscome in to the school ground/to the canteenthey will need to report to the office to sign in.Therefore we ask to please either order onlineor send your child to the canteen with theirorder and money in an envelope or bag.
Please see the updated menu in thisnewsletter.
The canteen will be trialling counter salesduring the afternoon break on Fridays only.This will start on Friday 7 August 2020.
Prices will range from 50c to $1.50 with drinksat regular prices.
Thank you everyone for your support.
Julie
CANTEEN NEWS
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WHAT'S HAPPENING AT HUMEM O N T H W E E K M O N T U E W E D T H U R F R I
JULY
AUGUST
AUGUST
AUGUST
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
AUGUST
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8
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10
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
31 1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 11
2 WonderfulWednesday
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
OCTOBER
14 15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
WonderfulWednesday
WonderfulWednesday
WonderfulWednesday
WonderfulWednesday
WonderfulWednesday
5
6
28 29 30 1 2
5 6 7 8 9
Healthy Harold Healthy Harold Healthy Harold Healthy Harold
27 28 29 30 31
3
AUGUST 4
WonderfulWednesday
WonderfulWednesday
School photos
Last day ofterm 3
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