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Principal’s Report Parent Teacher Interviews Parent Teacher Interviews are coming up on Wednesday 26 th March and I would like to encourage all parents to take this opportunity to talk to teachers and discuss student progress. These meetings are important as this is one way for parents/guardians to get a clear picture of what is taught in each class, how work is assessed, what is coming up in the next term and how we can all work together to make sure our students are happy and engaged with school. Booking information will sent home early next week along with Interim reports. Xuno information sessions will run on this day for any families wanting to discuss this system of communication. School Fete and Raffle The Parents’ Club is busy with final preparations for our fete to be held next week (Friday 20 th March). Raffle books were sent home yesterday (one to each family). All tickets sold and money collected are to be returned by 17 th March. If you do not wish to sell tickets, please return the books to the General Office as soon as possible. Year 11 student, Connor Leersen, will also be participating in the World’s Greatest Shave. He will be collecting donations on the day and will do the shave around 5.30pm. School Council Representatives Ballots/Voting is still open for the last parent-member category positions of School Council. This closes on Thursday at 4pm. Please place ballot paper in the box at the General Office, in an envelope with your family name on the back. Ballot papers were sent home to all families last Friday. DIARY DATES March 11 th Finance Meeting 11 th Crazy Hair Day 18 th School Council Meeting 19 th LMR Swimming 19 th CIC Training Day 20 th School Fete 20 th Yr 5/6 Tennis 23 rd Yr 1 -6 Hockey Roadshow 25 th Parent Teacher Interviews. 27 th Immunisation Yr 7 & Yr 10 27 th Last Day Term 1 27 th Whole School Assembly April 14 th First Day Term 2 March 11th 2020 Issue 6 Boort District P - 12 School 9 - 27 Malone St BOORT, 3537 Ph: 03 5455 2201 Mobile 0477 741 594 Email: [email protected] Website: www.boortds.vic.gov.au VISION STATEMENT Our vision is to empower our students and staff to work together to become active and valued community members. We provide a safe and supportive learning environment, which fosters independent, resilient lifelong learners. BDS Motto: ‘Achieving Excellence Together’ BDS Beliefs and Values: Pursuing Excellence in all Areas We ask that students are not on the school grounds before 8.40am each day as supervision is not provided before this time.

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    Principal’s Report

    Parent Teacher Interviews

    Parent Teacher Interviews are coming up on Wednesday

    26th March and I would like to encourage all parents to take

    this opportunity to talk to teachers and discuss student

    progress. These meetings are important as this is one way

    for parents/guardians to get a clear picture of what is taught

    in each class, how work is assessed, what is coming up in

    the next term and how we can all work together to make

    sure our students are happy and engaged with school.

    Booking information will sent home early next week along

    with Interim reports.

    Xuno information sessions will run on this day for any

    families wanting to discuss this system of communication.

    School Fete and Raffle

    The Parents’ Club is busy with final preparations for our

    fete to be held next week (Friday 20th March). Raffle books

    were sent home yesterday (one to each family). All tickets sold and money collected are to be

    returned by 17th March. If you do not wish to sell tickets, please return the books to the General

    Office as soon as possible.

    Year 11 student, Connor Leersen, will also be participating in the World’s Greatest Shave. He will

    be collecting donations on the day and will do the shave around 5.30pm.

    School Council Representatives

    Ballots/Voting is still open for the last parent-member category positions of School Council. This

    closes on Thursday at 4pm. Please place ballot paper in the box at the General Office, in an

    envelope with your family name on the back. Ballot papers were sent home to all families last

    Friday.

    DIARY DATES

    March

    11th Finance Meeting

    11th Crazy Hair Day

    18th School Council Meeting

    19th LMR Swimming

    19th CIC Training Day

    20th School Fete

    20th Yr 5/6 Tennis

    23rd Yr 1 -6 Hockey Roadshow

    25th Parent Teacher Interviews.

    27th Immunisation Yr 7 & Yr 10

    27th Last Day Term 1

    27th Whole School Assembly

    April

    14th First Day Term 2

    March 11th 2020 Issue 6

    Boort District P - 12 School 9 - 27 Malone St

    BOORT, 3537

    Ph: 03 5455 2201

    Mobile 0477 741 594

    Email: [email protected]

    Website: www.boortds.vic.gov.au

    VISION STATEMENT

    Our vision is to empower our students and staff to work together to become active

    and valued community members. We provide a safe and supportive learning

    environment, which fosters independent, resilient lifelong learners.

    BDS Motto: ‘Achieving Excellence Together’

    BDS Beliefs and Values: Pursuing Excellence in all Areas

    We ask that students are not on the school grounds before 8.40am each day as supervision is not provided

    before this time.

    mailto:[email protected]

  • Triathlon

    Well done to all our competitors in the triathlon last Thursday. Thanks must go to Brooke

    Chamberlain and Hayden Rowley and their team of helpers who put hours into organising and

    setting up this event. There were just over 200 competitors across many schools in our network.

    Special mentions to our winning Senior Boys’ Team, and to Ella Lanyon for winning the Senior

    Individual Female event.

    Swimming

    Thanks to Hayden Rowley and Hannah Hogan for organising our competitors who headed to

    Bendigo last Friday for the inter-school swimming. Congratulations to all our participants – they

    did a great job and were supported by the parents and family members who attended. Special

    mention to Bella Quinn who placed 2nd and 3rd in her freestyle and backstroke events.

    Schools’ Privacy Policy

    The Department released a Privacy Policy last year, which deals with the passing on of student

    information to staff and outside agencies. Please log onto the school website and go to the link

    under the ‘policies’ section for a full review of the policy.

    Lee-Anne Sherwell

    Principal

    Principal’s Availability over the Next Week

    Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

    Absent At School At School At School At School

  • Expression of Interest

    F - 6 Reading

    Information Session Wednesday 25th March 2020 (Parent/Teacher Interview Day) We are offering parents an information session on ‘Listening to Children Read’. In Term 2, volunteers who have attended the session and have a current Working with Children Check will be invited to be involved in our Parent Helper program. Please indicate your intention to attend before Tuesday, March 10th. The below slip can be returned to either of us. Sarah Featherby and Carol White

    Expression of Interest – F-4 Reading Information Session Wednesday, 25th March 2020 @ 12:30pm Name-__________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________

    North Central District Reverse Triathlon

    Last Thursday, Boort hosted the NCD Triathlon with 240 competitors from different schools in the district

    competing. Boort had 51 students compete, 12 individual competitors and 13 teams of 3 entered. It was

    great to see the support of all students cheering and socialising with students from other schools. Overall, our

    students were very competitive.

    A big thank you to Greg Boyd, Kel Mayberry, Kim Potter, Belinda Perryman, Kelly Hird and Karen Haw,

    who gave up their time helping in a range of roles on the day. A special thank you to Jason Lee who offered

    his time to be the lead motorbike ensuring safety on the course and keeping track of our lead competitor in

    each event. Special thanks to Fiona Cockerell and Kerry Baker from Ambulance Victoria in adding a greater

    level of safety at the event. Thank you to all the students/staff who offered assistance in many ways,

    especially Macy Grogan, Mr Sims and Miss Hogan for helping set up the night before, the Gateways class

    who marshalled on the course, the Unit 1 PE class for setting up shelters and Angus Potter and Will

    Perryman for their efforts with packing up. It takes many hours of organisation in the lead up to the event.

    Thank you also to the Loddon Shire for signage, Dee Smith and Bella Grogan for coordinating and

    lifeguarding the swim leg at the pool and Hayden Rowley, Tom Bleicher, Lee-Anne Sherwell and Adrian

    Grogan for their work undertaken on the day. It was wonderful to see parents and grandparents supporting

    our students. This is a fantastic event hosted in Boort and the feedback received has been very positive and

    the event continues to grow in size.

    Results on the day. Well done to all competitors for trying their best in trying wet conditions throughout the

    day. Congratulations to Ella Lanyon who won the Senior Female Individual event, and Ronan Holland, Zac

    Poxon and Cobi Maxted who won the Senior Male Team event. Below are some of the results for the day.

    Senior Female –Ella Lanyon 1st – 55.50

  • Senior Male – Elias Lanyon 2nd - 45.20, Jake Boyd 3rd - 47.55, James Beattie – 50.23, Will Perryman -

    53.37.

    Intermediate Male: Tom Potter - 52.26, Jacob Mulquiny - 53.40, Zac Mayberry – 53.45

    Junior Male: Alex Cockerell – 1.00.43, Max Beattie – 1.04.10

    Junior Female: Lucy Malone – 1.08.50

    Junior Male team event: Alex Chamberlain, Brady Whykes and Jett Hird 4th - 1.00.41

    Intermediate Male team event: Kobie Streader and Eliza Perryman 4th - 55.23, Fergus Bear, Joel Bremner

    and Will Toose 9th – 1.01.00, Sam Barraclough, Griffin Lanyon and Frasier Holland 11th - 1.02.27, Jesse

    Rye, Bridie Doyle and Isabelle Hosking 12th - 1.03.29

    Intermediate Female team event: Kate Beattie, Izzy Coutts and Lily Hosking 2nd – 1.01.40

    Senior Male team event: Ronan Holland, Zac Poxon and Cobi Maxted 1st – 52.00, Lance Malone, Elias

    Lanyon and Jake Boyd 3rd - 56.59.

  • Alisha Henderson for always showing courtesy and respect to teachers.

    Foundation All Foundation students For completing their first 5 day week of school.

    Year 1/2 Cooper Mc Laughlin For fantastic sharing of his story ‘The Magic Book’.

    Marcie Foot For adding many descriptive words into her writing.

    Study Club

    Time: 3:45 to 4:30 pm

    Day: Thursday

    Venue: Library

    Study Club will continue on Thursday after school of this week for students of Boort District School.

    We can help in most areas of your education and provide a place for you to complete your homework, catch

    up with missed classes and consolidate your learning.

    Please sign in at the front office, as this is after school hours, the school is required to know which students

    are still on the premises. It would also be appreciated if you would mention to us beforehand that you plan

    to join the club on any one Thursday. Then, we will know who to expect for tuition.

    Mr Guorong Chen: Mathematics

    Mr Chris Poole: English and Humanities

    Mme Siân: Science and Languages

  • Career News from NCLLEN

    The ADF GAP year 2021 applications are now open.

    Get an exciting 12-month taste of life in the Navy, Army or Air Force, and enjoy full job training,

    meaningful work and memorable experiences – plus much more.

    For further information click on the link below:

    https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/students-and-education/gap-year/?page=1&perPage=21&query=

    Work Experience Bureau of Meteorology

    As Australia's national weather, climate, ocean and water agency, we offer students the opportunity to

    gain first-hand experience in our core weather and science services.

    Our work experience program aims to give opportunities to:

    Gain insight and experience into Bureau's everyday work, providing reliable and responsive

    weather, climate and ocean services for Australia

    Enquire about the type of work being undertaken at Bureau of Meteorology

    Demonstrate the wide variety of interesting careers available within the Bureau of Meteorology;

    especially STEM disciplines

    Gain essential work experience and/or skills

    Explore your interests

    Align school studies with career aspirations

    Visit http://www.bom.gov.au/careers/work-experience/

    ADF Work Experience

    The Australian Defence Work Experience Program provides opportunities for young people who

    have an interest in a Defence career to gain exposure to job roles that are available in the Australian

    Defence Force and Australian Public Service. Work experience opportunities are available for both

    secondary and tertiary students. Students participating in Defence work experience placements

    must be at least 15 years of age at the time of the placement. For further information visit:

    www.defence.gov.au/workexperience/

    Deakin Step on Campus Tours

    Get a sneak peek into life at Deakin with a tailored campus tour. It is a great way for you and your family to

    explore our state-of-the-art facilities, while learning more about the courses you are interested in.

    Led by current students, the 45-minute group tours are a fun and informal introduction to uni life. You'll

    learn about the different study options on offer and how to make the best transition into university. There'll

    also be plenty of opportunities to ask questions during and after the tour. Key dates are April 1 – April 9

    https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/events/step-on-campus

    La Trobe University Experience Clever

    Experience Clever gives you the chance to not only see our campuses but experience them by taking part in

    fun and dynamic workshops led by real lecturers. Get hands-on in workshops across one day and discover

    what being a uni student is really like. Register now for Melbourne Experience Clever 3rd April 2020.

    https://www.latrobe.edu.au/study/life/events/experience-clever

    https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/students-and-education/gap-year/?page=1&perPage=21&query=http://www.bom.gov.au/careers/work-experience/http://www.defence.gov.au/workexperience/https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/events/step-on-campushttps://www.latrobe.edu.au/study/life/events/experience-clever

  • Working Bee Roster 2020

    Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Caine, Mr G & Mrs F Cole, Ms M Foot, Mr B & Dierickx, Ms J Challis, Ms J Arnold, Mr J & Mrs K Bachelor, Ms T

    Cockerell, Mr R & Mrs F Bremner, Mr D & Mrs S Herrington, Ms S Doyle, Ms D Hampson, Mr G & Mrs C Brown, Mr S & Mrs C Eldershaw, Mr N and Mrs C Henderson, Mr B & Mrs K Doolan, Mr M

    Featherby, Mr S and Mrs S Hosking, Mr B & Mrs J Ellis, Mr D & Mrs K Fuller, Mr R and Mrs N Lanyon Mr J & Mrs F Forster, Mr L & Mrs D Gooding, Mr N and Mrs K Lanyon, Mr S & Mrs K Varghese Mr S & Jacob Mrs V Train, Mr M & Aldrich Mrs R Leerson, Mr G & Mrs L Gould, Mr S & Mrs S

    Holland, Mr N and Mrs J Maxted, Mr W & Mrs D Grogan, Mr A & Smith Mrs D

    Holland, Mr K & Mrs M Moon, Mr B & Ms F Mulquiny, Mr J & Hare Ms K

    Kerr, Mr R & Curtis Ms J Moresi, Mr B & Mrs V Haw, Mr B & Mrs K Malone, Mr M and Mrs N O'Flaherty, Mr C & Mrs S Varghese Mr B & Sajan Mrs S

    Matthews, Ms A Perryman, Mr T & Mrs K Streader, Mr J & Mrs S Perryman, Mr D and Mrs T Rogers, Mrs S & Ms V Junor, Mr G & Mrs J Poxon, Mr H and Mrs A Rothacker, Mr C & Mrs K Kane, Mr M & Williamson, Mrs S

    McNally, Mr N & Mrs S Shelley, Mrs J MacIntosh, Mr T & Mrs S Rye, Mr L and Mrs J Smythe, Mr D & Mrs G Lanyon, Mr I & Mrs R

    Scott, Mr C and Mrs M Stringer, Mr G & Mrs S Malone Mr G & Mrs N Streader, Mr B & Kelly Ms P Talbot, Mr R & Pickering, Ms S Mayberry, Mr K & Mrs R Thompson, Mr A and Ms E Toose, Mr V & Mrs T McClelland, Mr G & Mrs V

    Trinchi, Mr J and Mrs K Velleley, Mr K & Mrs K Pink, Mr J & Mrs J

    Wright, Mr N & Mrs R Gleeson Mr C & McPherson Mrs K Vernon, Mr J & Mrs N

    Zanker, Mr G & Mrs G Whykes, Mr D & Mrs A Potter Mr D & Mrs K

    Swan Hill All Schools Swimming Carnival held on the 21st February.

    Representing Boort District School were Bella Quinn, Phoebe Henderson, Carissa Haw, Eliana Haw, Jett

    Hird and Chaise Hird.

  • COMMUNITY NEWS Boort Netball Club News

    U13s will commence training at 3:45pm on March 26th 2020.

    U16s will commence training at 5pm on March 26th 2020.

    Net Set Go- more info to follow.

    We ask all interested U13 players (born between January 1st 2007- 31st December

    2010) who would like to play U13 netball this season to put forward an expression of

    interest to [email protected] or 0488501667 by March 6th 2020 - so that we can get an

    indication of numbers for this age group.

    Registrations for 2020 are open- go to mynetball.com.au to register. Please ensure that this is done

    before the first training session for insurance purposes. If there are any issues with this, please

    contact Karen Coutts for assistance.

    More information will be emailed out to members in the next few weeks.

    Thank you,

    April Griffiths

    BNC Secretary

    mailto:[email protected]://mynetball.com.au/