School  Calendar                                                                                                                                 Friday  21st  August   -­‐   Regional  Athle6cs  Carnival               Tuesday  25th  August   -­‐   Daffodil  Day                                       Wednesday  2nd  September   -­‐   P&C  Mee6ng                                         Friday  4th  September   -­‐   Trivia  Night                                       Thursday  10th  September     -­‐   SIMF                              

Jamberoo Public School WEEK  6  TERM  3  2015                                                                NEWSLETTER                                            PH:  4236  0173      FAX:  4236  0633

A small school making a big difference!

Strive and Succeed Email: jamberoo-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Dear  Parent  and  Caregivers  Next  week  is  Southern  Stars  and  Year  5  and  6  are  looking  forward  to  the  excitement  of  a  huge  show.  Thank  you  to  Mrs  Kunkler,  Birrahlee  and  the  parents  of  these  students  for  your  conBnued  support  for  what  will  be  an  amazing  experience.  Jamberoo   staff   go   out   of   their   way   to   provide   quality   learning   experiences   and   life   long   memories   for   our   students.   These  experiences  include  Southern  Stars,  Drualla’s  excursion  to  Killalea  on  Tuesday,  Mrs  McCormack’s  and  Mrs  Behl-­‐Shanks  commitment  to  DebaBng  and  the  School  ProducBon  and  Mrs  Xuereb,  Mrs  McCormack  and  Mrs  Behl-­‐Shanks  providing  Enrichment  acBviBes  for  the  Kiama  Learning  Community.  Thank  you  to  a  wonderful  staff  for  your  dedicaBon  in  all  areas.  

NAPLAN   results  were   sent   home   to   Year   3   and   5   on  Wednesday   and  we   are   very   pleased  with   the   progress   our   students   are  making.  Year  3  were  well  above  state   in  4  of  the  5  areas  measured  and  on  par  with  state  for  the  fiVh.  Our  ex-­‐students  who  are  currently  in  Year  7  were  well  above  state  in  all  five  areas.  Year  5  students  have  achieved  excellent  growth  in  all  areas.  If  you  have  any  quesBons  about  these  results  please  arrange  an  interview  with  your  class  teacher  or  with  me.  Please  remember  this  is  just  one  piece  of  data  we  collect  as  evidence  of  student  achievement.  

We  send  our  best  wishes  to  Lachlan  Poole  and  Eliza  Schweitzer  who  are  proudly  represenBng  the  school  and  Tongarra  District  at  the  Regional  AthleBcs  Carnival  this  week.  They  are  both  exemplary  athleBc  role  models.  

Staffing  Thank  you  to  Mrs  Bernade]e  Black  for  her  inspiraBonal  Librarianship  for  the  first  5  weeks  of  this  term.  Mrs  MarBn  will  conBnue  in  this   role   for   the   remainder  of   the   term  and   is  already  preparing   some  exciBng  acBviBes   for  Book  Week.  CongratulaBons   to   the  students  who  completed  the  Premiers  Reading  Challenge.  An  awesome  effort!  Ms  Hammond-­‐Warne  

Jules, Jack & Cameron searching

for creatures

in the lagoon.

The class examine what the boys have captured!

Strive and Succeed

DebaJng  Please  note  there  will  be  no  early  morning  debaBng  on  Friday  this  week  or  next  week,  because  of  a  clash  with  other  school  events.  We  will  be  meeBng  to  pracBse  for  our  regional  final  during  class  Bme  and  at  8am  on  Thursday  3rd  September.  Could  all  debaters  and  development  team  a]ending  the  final  at  Lakelands  Public  please  return  the  permission  note  to  Mrs  Behl-­‐Shanks  before  next  Tuesday.    

Daffodil  Day  Next  Tuesday  the  25th  September  we  will  be  hosBng  a  muVi  day  to  raise  funds  for  the  Cancer  Council.  Yellow  is  the  dress  code  as  we  are  recognising  ‘Daffodil  Day’.  All  students  are  encouraged  to  bring  a  gold  coin  donaBon  for  our  charity  and  wear  yellow  on  this  day.  You  may  be  able  to  find  some  yellow  accessory  such  as  a  scarf,  ribbon  or  hat,  or  perhaps  you  can  go  head  to  toe  yellow.    

‘Murder  At  Hotel  Crumbhorn’  School  ProducJon  Our  producBon  date   is   beginning   to   creep   closer.   The   actors   are   liVing   their   game  and   the  dancers   have   started   rehearsing   in  earnest.   Could   all   actors   please   ensure   they   are   learning   their   lines,   as   all   scripts  will   be  obsolete  by   the  end  of   this   term.    A  reminder  that    costumes  are  expected  at  school  by  the  end  of  Week  9,  please.  If  they  could  be  brought  in  in  a  bag  labelled  with  the  child’s  name  and  part,  that  would  be  great.  Keep  up  the  great  work,  thespians!  

University  students  Jamberoo  welcomes  three  pre-­‐service  teachers  who  will  be  working  with  our  students  unBl  the  end  of  the  term.  Ms  Kassandra  Boess  is  an  intern  working  with  Nuninoona,  Miss  Kimberley  Hall  is  enjoying  her  first  pracBcum  with  Wyalla  and  Ms  Jacinta  Lee  will  be   joining  Drualla   for  her   second  pracBcum  next  week.  Our   students   are   lucky   to  have   the  enthusiasm   that   comes  with   these  teachers   of   the   future   –   and   the   pre-­‐service   teachers   are   certainly   lucky   to   experience   the   delights   of   our   Jamberoo   school  community.  

Books  Light  up  our  World  Save  the  date  for  our  Book  Week  evening  on  Thursday  3rd  September  We  will  be  inviBng  students  and  their  grownups  to  snuggle  in  and  share  an  evening  of  engaging  reading  events  in  our  beauBful  library.  Hope  you  can  all  make  this  fabulous  event.    

Kindergarten 2016 Child’s Name: _______________________

Date Of Birth: ______________________

Parent’s Name: ______________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________ Phone No: _________________________

Sibling/s at Jamberoo Public School _________________________________

Kindergarten  Enrolments  2016  We   are   currently   accepBng   enrolments   for   2016.   Please  complete   the   form   below,   or   contact   the   office   on   4236  0173   if   your   child   is   eligible.   Also   if   you   know   of   any  families  who  may   be  moving   into   the   area   please   let   the  school  know.  

Gardening  Club  A  reminder  that  we  are  collecBng  old  CDs  and  DVDs   for  a  ‘bird   scarecrow’   project   for   the   school   vegetable   garden,  which  will  be  made  by  Drualla  students.  It  doesn’t  ma]er  if  the  discs  have  wriBng  on  them  as  we  will  be  painBng  them.  Please  send  them  in  to  me  or  to  the  office.  Many  thanks,  Mrs  McCormack  

Strive and Succeed Email: jamberoo-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Kiama  Learning  Community  Enrichment  Program  Please  make  sure  that  your  child’s  enrichment  program  is  paid  before  they  a]end  and  the  medical  form  brought  back  to  school.  

Virtue  -­‐  Trustworthiness  Trustworthiness  is  being  worthy  of  trust.  People  can  count  on  you  to  do  your  best,  to  keep  your  word  and  to  follow  through  on  your  commitments.  Others  can  rely  on  you.  

P&C  News  I  received  my  Parent  survey  with  my  newsle]er  last  week,  which  led  to  reflecBon  on  my  student  days  and  the  rules  which  we  all  followed.   I   could   not   imagine  my  Headmaster   having   a   discussion  with   us   on   how  we   felt   about   the   school   rules!     I   love   the  posiBve  change.      Read  on  for  more  news  from  your  P&C.  

1.   Father’s  Day  stall  on  Friday  4th  September  organised  by  Michelle  Heyblok  and  Nicole  Poole  

To  be  part  of  our  Father’s  day  stall  we  ask  for  giVs  to  the  value  of  $5.00  to  be  forwarded  to  the  school  office.  If  your  child  would   like  to  purchase  more  than  one  giV,  this   is  possible  but  please  donate  the  same  number  of  giVs  that  your  child  would  like  to  purchase.  Please  wrap  giV  donaBons  in  clear  cellophane.  

2.   P&C  BBQ  at  Kiama  Seaside  Market  on  Sunday  20th  September  organised  by  Susan  Mills.  Last  year  our  BBQ  made  $2506.00  for  our  school!  This  year  we  ask  for  volunteers  to  leave  children  at  home  due  to  the  nature  of   the   fundraiser.  We  do  welcome  help   from  secondary  school  students.  Further   informaBon  at   the  end  of   this  newsle]er.  

3.     Agenda   for   our   P&C  meeBng   on  Wednesday,   2nd   September   will   be   in   next   week’s   school   newsle]er.   Please   email  agenda  items  to  Naomi  Poole  at  jamberoosecretary@gmail.com.  

Bring  your  ideas  and  enthusiasm  and  help  support  our  wonderful  School.  We  would  love  to  see  you  there.  

Regards  Susan  Mills  P&C  President  

DATE WORKSHOP SCHOOL

Friday 21st August Word Play Minnamurra P.S

Library  News  CongratulaBons  to  the  following  people  who  have  now  completed  the  Premier  Reading  Challenge;  Oliver  Poole,  Dylan  Adams,  Shaylen  Mawbey  and  Ruby  Xuereb.      I  hope  everyone  is  as  excited  about  Book  Week  as  I  am!!  Book  Week  at  Jamberoo  brings  a  range  of  acBviBes  so  please  start  thinking  about  how  you  can  be  involved.  What  character  are  you  going  to  dress  up  as?  Our  Book  Week  parade  will  be  held  Tuesday  of  Week  8.  We  will  be  holding  two  compeBBons  in  the  library;  a  lego  creaJon  compeJJon  -­‐  create  your  favourite  scene  from  a  book  using  lego  and  a  photograph  compeJJon  where  I  would  like  you  to  creaBvely  demonstrate  the  theme  of  this  years  Book  Week  ‘Books  light  up  our  world’.  

We  will  also  be  holding  a  night  reading  session  in  our  library  and  encourage  all  families  to  come  and  join  us  for  a  night  of  reading  under  torchlight.    Thank  you    Mrs  MarBn

Strive and Succeed Email: jamberoo-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au

SILVER GOLD

Jeremy Stiner Jordan Poole Sophie Williams

Miah Buckley Jack Woolley Monika Mitrevska

Lachlan Poole Madison Mitrevska

Eliza Schweitzer

PREMIERS READING CHALLENGE

Hamish Forbes-Brown Evette Heyblock Madison Mitrevska Emily Condell

Macson Smith Aaron Petterson Isaac Moore Sarah Hall

Pippi McInnes Ruby Palk Holly McGee Ethan McGee

Tahani Lokeni Brielle Perry Rylan Aquilina Lucas Fagan

Nate Fletcher Finn Pedersen Zachariah Tidswell Molly Maurer

Kiara Foye Isaac Contarin Saffron Willoughby Grace Fitzgerald

Jake Wye Keturah Fitzgerald Lilliam Kofod Ella-Mae North

Imogen Smith Matilda Smith Alexandra Mills Callan Mawbey

Laura Hall Jack Woolley Lilly Stiner Cameron Aubin

Huon Smith Talia McArthur Mali Behl Chloe Adams

MATHLETICS

Eliza Schweitzer Sophie Williams Romany Janssens

SCIENCE ICAS

Jules Frost William Fagan Alex Mawbey Callen Mawbey

Eric Mawbey Erin McCormack Luke Behl-Shanks Inaia Janssens

Ruben Janssens

JAMBEROO JABBER

Matthew Maguire Jack Maguire Romany Janssens Inaia Janssens

Lucy McDonnell Alexandra Fitzgerald

PREMIERS READING CHALLENGE

Sarah Collins Inaia Janssens Luke Behl-Shanks Molly Parrish-Gibbons

WYALLA DRUALLA NUNINOONA BIRRAHLEE

Sarah Hall Molly Maurer Lillian Kofod Imogen Smith

Ethan Grey Ashlee Allen Monika Mitrevska Inaia Janssens

Nate Fletcher Ethan McGee Erin McCormack Matilda Smith

Mali Behl Jeremy Stiner Eliza Schweitzer Sarah Collins

Rylan Aquilina Pippi McInnes Lachlan Poole Shaylen Mawbey

Charlotte Poole

Jake Wye

Madison Mitrevska

Keturah Fitzgerald

Luke Behl-Shanks

Hamish Forbes-Brown

HOUSE WINNER: HYAMS

VIRTUE AWARDS

Tahani Lokeni Isabel Ryan & Callan Mawbey Matthew Maguire Jake Wye

TERM 3 CHOOK ROSTER

Saturday 22nd August - Williams Family Sunday 23rd August - Williams Family

Saturday 29th August - Maurer Family Sunday 30th August - Maurer Family

Saturday 5th September - Weir Family Sunday 6th September - Weir Family

Saturday 12th August - Weir Family Sunday 13th August - Weir Family

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS CHOOK ROSTERSaturday 19th September - Maurer Family Sunday 20th September - Maurer Family

Monday 21st September - Weir Family Tuesday 22nd September - Weir Family

Wednesday 23rd September - Maurer Family Thursday 24th September - Maurer Family

Friday 25th September - Maurer Family Saturday 26th September - Williams Family

Sunday 27th September - Williams Family Monday 28th September - Williams Family

Tuesday 29th September - Weir Family Wednesday 30th September - Weir Family

Thursday 1st October Friday 2nd October

Saturday 3rd October Sunday 4th October

Monday 5th October

Noah’s Challenge “Hamish is competing in Noah’s Challenge at the end of the month in order to raise money for Noah’s Ark.

Noah’s Ark is a charity that specialises in funding early intervention for kids with learning difficulties. The challenge is a triathlon of 5km run, 4km canoe and 16 km bike.

It is held on the 30 August this year. You can donate by following the link below.

https://give.everydayhero.com/au/hamish-challengeThanks for your support.”

David Brown

Strive and Succeed Email: jamberoo-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Calling all spermologists!

Last year’s trivia night was a well attended and highly successful event with over $1500.00 raised for the school.

This years will feature all new questions, novel games, old favourites and you can eat whatever you bring.

Organise a table (8-10 works best) and pit wits against the rest for glory.

If you are planning on enjoying this super fun night make sure you book now at the office to avoid disappointment.

FRIDAY 4th September 7.00pm in the school hall.

COME ON ....” LOCK IT IN EDDY!”

Cost is only $15.00 per person plus a few gold coins!

Pre pay at the school office to book your table.

The success of this night is dependent on prizes. All donations are gratefully received.

Any business that would like to sponsor the night will receive the patented powerpoint publicity picture promotion that was a feature last year. Phone David on 0403081189 to discuss terms.

KIAMA SEASIDE MARKETS 20 SEPTEMBER 2015

Shift Shift Description 6.30am – 7.30am Collecting stall items, transporting to markets, setting up of sauces, bread and meat 7.30am – 9.00am Breakfast requires 3 for BBQ, 3 Servers and 3 Sandwich Makers

9.00am -11.00am Brunch requires 3 for BBQ, 3 Servers and 4 Sandwich Makers (3 to make sandwiches and 1 for stock)

11.00am – 1.00pm Lunch requires 3 for BBQ, 3 Servers and 4 Sandwich Makers (3 to make sandwiches and 1 for stock)

1.00pm – 3.00pm Late lunch requires 3 for BBQ, 3 Servers and 3 Sandwich Makers. All stay for close, packing up stall returning to Jamberoo

Shift BBQ Service Sandwich Maker 7.30am – 9.00am

9.00am – 11.00am

Stock & Drinks 11.00am – 1.00pm

Stock & Drinks 1.00pm – 3.00pm

Where or Whom When What to pick up & bring to Markets 20 September 6.45am – 7.00am set up Volunteer

Woolworths Kiama 20/9/15 700 Sausages & 200 Steaks Albion Park Poultry 18/9/15 16 Dozen Eggs Susan Mills

Bidvest 18/5/15 5 X 5kg Bags of Fresh Sliced Onion Susan Mills Jamberoo Public School 19/9/15 Pick up drinks, straws, rolls of foil, paper towels, serviettes

and gloves

Woolworths Kiama 19/09/15 34 Bags of 6 Hamburger Buns & 15kg Bacon Susan Mills Woolworths Kiama 20/9/15 46 Woolworths Home Brand Loaves of Bread

Servo 20/9/15 2 School Gas Bottles to be filled, 10 Bags of Ice, replenishing 8 bags on the day

Jamberoo Public School 19/9/15 School Banner from Hall, School Marquee, Tarps, Ropes, 3 Tables, 2 Big School Eskies for drinks, Tubs, P&C Cooking Utensils and Aluminum Trays for serving meat from Shed,

Singlets & Caps from Dragon Boat

Megan Collins 19/9/15 $950.00 Float & 3 Belt Bags to hold money Susan Mills John Lennon 19/9/15 BBQ Trailer