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JASON’S JOURNAL – The Principal’s Message
Welcome back! I hope that you all had an enjoyable break from the normal school routine and are well rested, ready for another eventful term. I was lucky enough to spend some time with my family, taking the family caravan to Daylesford. The cool weather didn’t stop outdoor adventures (such as bike riding and kicking the football) but it also gave the opportunity to undertake indoor activities (playing board games and watching the many sports on offer). The highlight for me was camping outside at night, and toasting marshmallows on an open fire. I am looking forward to the many opportunities that Term 3 will bring and it has been great to see how well everyone has settled back into the routines of school. WELCOME TO DEAKIN UNIVERSITY INTERNS As part of this school’s ongoing commitment to the induction and development of new teachers, we are pleased to welcome both Farah Irani and Cian Hassett to the school. Farah and Cian are completing their Master of Teaching at Deakin University. They have qualified to teach as a graduate teacher, completing all requirements to become a probationary registered teacher with the Victorian Institute of Teaching, but have chosen to commence their teaching career as an Intern. We welcome Farah and Cian for the entirety of this term, as they work under the expert guidance of Suellen Hall (in 3S) and David Dowson (1D) respectively, sharing full responsibility for planning, developing, teaching, assessing and reporting for these classes. Blackburn Lake is highly sought for training future educators and we also welcome Alison Harris, a fourth year Deakin University student-teacher, as she begins a 15 day placement with 4S. Please make Farah (pictured below), Cian and Alison (both on the right) feel welcome.
CLASS VISIT – 3S’ LITERACY BLOCK
When joining Suellen and Farah (along with Teacher Aide Gay Burnett) this week, 3S “tuned in” to Literacy learning with a game of 4 Pics 1 Word – an iPad app. The rotational activities that followed were cleverly planned to build upon last term’s inquiry topic of ‘Our Living Planet’ whilst also connecting to the current activity of Swimming.
The children of 3S know the routines of the classroom and this optimizes learning. One group worked on desktop computers to complete a PhotoStory presentation on an endangered animal, with another ICT task being the use of iPads (using Popplet) to brainstorm Swimming (whether it be animals that can swim, equipment we need to swim, or famous swimmers).
As well as being impressed with the computer skills of the students, it was clear to see scaffolding (links to previous work) being made and creation of new learning. A spelling workstation activity required use of dictionaries to “reveal” the list of swimming words, and group reading tasks were a) Guided Reading (preparing a “reader’s theater” play) and b) Independent Reading (with children completing a comprehension exercise on Michael Phelps).
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I congratulate Suellen and all BLPS teachers for their careful planning. It is important that teachers make explicit for students what they are going to learn, and the “learning intention” (or objective) for a lesson is a statement that describes clearly what the teacher wants the students to a) know, b) understand and c) be able to do as a result of the learning and teaching activities. During “share time” at the end of the session it was evident that the children could see the purpose of the tasks and make authentic connections with previous skills and knowledge. Well done 3S! PLANNING WEEK This week teams of teachers have been released to plan together this term’s lessons, aiming to improve Literacy and Numeracy outcomes, as well as Integrated Studies (inquiry) units of work – with all levels across the school this term investigating Communication. The Prep team will be planning tomorrow, with our usual specialist timetable (Art, Italian, Music and Physical Education) resuming next week. Level specific Parent Planners (teaching team newsletters) will be distributed soon to outline term three team curriculum and priorities. INTENSIVE SWIMMING PROGRAM
Earlier this week I visited the Nunawading Aquatic Centre and witnessed the students fully immersed in their lessons. I congratulate the children on their organisation that is required when attending swimming sessions (and also parents for packing bags and labelling belongings). Thank you also to Phil Lumsden for his thorough Coordination of this program which complements our Health and Physical Education program at Blackburn Lake Primary School.
ROUTINES An article in the Herald-Sun last month spoke about the importance of sleep for maintaining good health and achievement at school. The report points to a recent epidemic of poor sleep routines amongst school-aged children and the significant impact this can have on learning and wellbeing. Unfortunately, we see firsthand the outcomes of poor sleep routines here at school, with some children coming to school after weekends and barely having enough energy to stay awake in class. Some children have recently reported to their teachers that they were up all night playing video games or watching a movie in their bedroom on school nights. As a baseline for success at school, experts recommend the following for primary school aged children:
• Establishing and maintaining a regular bedtime routine, including on weekends and during school
holidays – this should include no screen time after the evening meal and bath time, story time / wind-
down time for up to 1 hour before tuck in time;
• A calm and excitement-free home environment after evening meal time;
• Avoid drinks containing caffeine (eg. Coke, and energy drinks) as caffeine takes approximately 9
hours to leave the system and affects the quality of sleep;
• Between 10-11 hours’ sleep each night for children 5-12 years of age – tuck in time between 7:00-
8:30pm.
The beginning of the new term brings the opportunity of setting goals to maximise learning opportunities. (The Herald-Sun article can be found at: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/childrens-tiredness-in-school-hours-a-wake-up-call-for-parents/story-fni0fiyv-1226663436120 with more information available at: http://raisingchildren.net.au/). I hope to see you at our whole school Assembly @ 3pm tomorrow, where we will acknowledge our Students of the Week - with certificates for Prep B, Prep E, 2D and 3K recipients to be presented next week (as these children will still be at swimming at this time). Regards, Jason Walker - Principal [email protected] (Please note in family calendars the morning of Sunday 28th July for our next Working Bee – with more information about tasks in next week’s Lakeside News).
SWIMMING PROGRAM
BLPS SWIMMING PROGRAM 2013 - GRADE ORGANISATION
Leave school times
Grade attending
Lesson time Arrive back at school
8.50am
5/6C, 5/6S. 3/4J
9.10am – 10.00am
10.30am
9.45am
5/6M, 5/6N, 4E
10.00am -10.50am
11.20am
10.35am
4S, 3S, 3A
10.50am - 11.40am
12.10pm
11.45am
1J, 1L, 2M
12.10pm – 1.00pm
1.30pm
12.40pm
PA, PS, 1D, 1/2D
1.00pm- 1.50pm
2.20pm
1.30pm
PE, PB, 2D, 3K
1.50pm - 2.40pm
3.10pm
MESSAGE FROM BLPS OFFICE PARENT CONTRIBUTIONS - 3RD INSTALMENT PAYMENT Just a quick reminder that the 3rd instalment payment is due in by tomorrow – Friday 19th July 2013. For parents who have chosen to have the 3rd instalment automatically processed, this will be deducted next week.
‘STUDENTS OF THE WEEK’ We congratulate the following ‘Students of the Week’ – to be presented at Friday’s Assembly
DIARY DATES FOR TERM THREE Mon - Thurs 15 – 25 July various times Whole School Swimming Program
Thursday 25 July 7:30 – 8:30pm Autumnfest Meeting #2 in Staffroom
Sunday 28 July 9am - midday Working Bee
Tuesday 30 July 7:30 – 9:00pm School Council Meeting
Wednesday 31 July ICAS – English Testing
Friday 2 August 2:40 – 3:30pm Prep 2014 ‘Launchpad’ #1
Friday 9 August Kodaly Junior Choral Festival
Tuesday 13 August ICAS – Mathematics Testing
Friday 16 August Curriculum Day (student free day)
Friday 23 August 2:40 – 3:30pm Prep 2014 ‘Launchpad’ #2
Mon - Wednesday 26 - 28 August Year 4 Mount Morton Camp
Tuesday 3 September 7:30 – 9:00pm School Council meeting
Friday 13 September 2:40 – 3:30pm Prep 2014 ‘Launchpad’ #3
Saturday 14 September Federal Election Voting in DJC
Friday 20 September 2:00 – 2:30pm Assembly (Term 3 ends - early dismissal)
DIARY DATES FOR TERM FOUR
Monday 7 October 9:00am Term Four commences
9 & 10th Oct School Production – ‘Aladdin’
Tuesday 5 November Melbourne Cup Holiday
Friday 20 December 1:00 – 1:30pm Assembly (last day of 2012 - early dismissal)
Principal’s Award Minta P – P-A Working well with numbers – doubling with accuracy – well done!
Assistant Principal Marshall P – 5/6S Being aware of the needs of another student. For showing care and consideration as well as giving language support – well done Marshall
Prep A Andrea T An excellent job during partner Reading, helping your partner when
ART ARTICLES
In Art for the two weeks of Swimming the Year 2 – 6 students are doing a unit of work on ‘Claude Monet’. You are no doubt aware there is a major exhibition of his work currently showing at the National Gallery of Victoria. It would be wonderful if your child could go and visit the NGV to see this show. Could I also suggest that you give you child a sketch pad, pencil and rubber and let them sit in front of a painting of their choosing and sketch it. Happy drawing Johanna McPhail
SUPER SPORTS REPORT
HELP!! I am still missing a set of bottle green basketball tops with white trim and numbers. They were borrowed in term 3 last year. One of our new after-school teams used them while their tops were being made. I think the children were from grade 2. If you know which team used them could you let me know as soon as possible. We will need them for Hooptime in June! Phil L PE / Sports Coordinator
PARENTS ASSOCIATION NEWS
Your 2013 PA Executive team President: Nicola G Vice-President: Miranda K Treasurer: Rebekah R Secretaries: Nicole R & Lisa C
Show your support for the PA and like us on Facebook (Blackburn Lake Primary School PA Committee) or drop us a line via the PA Mailbox in the School Foyer or send us an email at - [email protected]
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Prep B Ashley G Offering great explanations for odd and even numbers
Prep E Celest D-C Her amazing effort Writing tricky sounds in words – well done!
Prep S James C Wonderful letter formations in his Handwriting
1D Elizabeth Settling into 1D and Blackburn Lake PS in a cool calm way
1J Jack B
Nicholas W
His descriptive Writing about Swimming – I loved how you described backstroke as a wind mill action!
Always following our TRRAC values and his hard work in improving his Handwriting
1L Ella H Her excellent organisational skills at the Swimming Pool
1/2D Dana W Trying hard with her Spelling of tricky words!
2D Nelson Yang Writing a fantastic descriptive recount in his Swimming Journal – top effort!
2M Ben R Writing a descriptive recount of what he is learning in the school Swimming Program
3A Liam C Working hard at slowing down and putting more detail into his work
3K Matthew McW An excellent start to Term 3 and the Swimming Program
3S Georgina S The special effect she is making with her Numeracy work – well done Georgina!
3/4J James S A confident and productive start to Term 3
4E Joel D Making a very positive start to the term and showing what an organised, enthusiastic learner he is – great stuff Joel!
4S Grace J Excellent punctuation in all her written work – well done Grace!
5/6C Isaac S A superb Term 3 start consisting of a strong work ethic and consistent resilience
5/6M Riley B His creative techniques when designing an advertisement for his holidays
5/6N Sammi W-H Displaying a positive and caring attitude by helping her classmates and teacher consistently
5/6S Marshall P Being a supportive and caring friend to our new student Kevin
Art Eliza G – P-S
Alyssa D – 4S
Always having an enthusiastic attitude during Art - well done!
Beautiful soft pastel work in her ‘Claude Monet’ drawing
Italian
Phys Ed
Next PA Meeting – Tuesday 6 August Our next PA meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, 6 August. Meetings start at 7.30 pm and are held in the staffroom. Everyone is Welcome.
New hoops! Our new Basketball Towers complete with Basketball Hoops and Backboards, plus Netball Rings, were installed over the school holidays. The proceeds from our Chocolate Drive were a significant contribution to their purchase and installation. The kids are already having a fabulous time enjoying them. We estimate that we raised over $3000 from the Drive – thank you for all your selling efforts.
Chocolate money due now Chocolate money and any unsold chocolates are due back now. Please place the money in the PA Mailbox in the school office foyer.
What else is new around the school? You might have noticed there has been some improvement of the school grounds going on over the last few months. This includes a new Amphitheatre, landscaping around the Amphitheatre including a new bridge, and renovations to the sand pit. These improvements have been put in place by the school’s Facilities Sub-committee and have been funded by the
Parents’ Association. The Facilities Sub-committee is planning other improvements to the school and the PA will be considering requests for funding. If you’d like to be involved, come along to the next meeting which is on Tuesday, 6 August 2013.
What’s on for term 3? The PA has lots in store for term 3. Keep an eye out for:
More Fun Food Days
A school Cookbook
The annual Father’s Day Stall
Huge Sausage Sizzle and Cake Stall for the Federal Election (whenever it is!); and
An Aussie Farmers Direct Drive If you’d like to help or get involved in any way, there are ‘Helping Friends’ forms in the school office where you can express your interest for the level of involvement you’d like to have, and we’ll email you from time to time as things come up.
Are any school parents a permanent Telstra employee? Are you, or do you know of someone, who is a school parent and a permanent employee of Telstra? Telstra provides grants to schools and to access the opportunity we need a parent who is permanently employed by Telstra to submit it on our behalf. If you can help, please call Nicola Adams on 0437 750 164.
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS As a fundraiser, we are selling Entertainment Books. 20% of the purchase price comes directly to the school. Books are only $65, and you'll receive $15,000 worth of valuable offers which are valid until 1 June 2014.
These include great discounts and 2 for 1 offers such as savings off cinema tickets, local food venues (such as TGI Fridays and most fast food venues) and up to 5% on gift vouchers for various petrol outlets, supermarkets and other large retailers. To obtain your copy and support the school, visit: https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/1894b68 and complete the online order. Nominate to pick-up your book and it will be sent home with your child within a couple of days. If you have any queries, please contact Vanessa McCallum on [email protected] or Nicola Gray on [email protected].
“BLACKYLAKEALICIOUS” Favourite Recipes from Families & Staff Blackburn Lake Primary School
The BLPS Parent’s Association are pleased to announce that as our next fundraising project, we are professionally publishing our very own cookbook. We chose this project because it can involve all children and their families and can be included in the classroom work.
START DATE: 15 July 2013 END DATE: 3 August 2013 Size: A5 – 210mm x 148mm. Professionally published with 6 full colour pages and (hopefully) over 200 recipes How to submit recipes Just go to www.publishedauthors.com.au/recipes and submit your recipe using the simple template. Just choose Blackburn Lake Primary School from
the drop down menu and off you go. If you are not able to submit via the internet, then just type your recipe covering the 8 areas set out below and email to [email protected] no later than 17 August 2013. Details required for recipes: 1. Submitted by: eg. The Wyer family or Sally Smith, Grade 3
2. Recipe Title:
3. Description: Briefly describe why you really like this favourite family recipe or why it’s so special to you. If your recipe is based on a recipe from another source, just let us know (ie this recipe is based on a recipe included in my favourite Jamie Oliver Cookbook XYZ).
4. Category: Choose the correct section your recipe should sit under from the drop down box
5. Serves / Makes: eg. 5 people (or 3 hungry teenagers)
6. Ingredients:
7. Method:
8. Hints: Do you have any suggestions or hints? Eg serve with crusty bread. When will the book be published and for sale? The cook book will be published and ready for sale in early Term 4. More information will be sent around towards the end of term once all the recipes have been collated and sent to the publisher. NEED HELP? If you need any help or have any questions at all, simply call the Cook Book Coordinator (Annabelle) on 0419 340 192 or via email [email protected] Happy Cooking! The BLPS PA Committee ******************************************************************************************************************
UNIFORM SHOP OPENING HOURS MONDAY AFTERNOONS 3.30pm – 4.00pm in the MPR THURSDAY MORNINGS 9.00am – 9.30am in the MPR
UNIFORM SHOP NEWS! Due to a price increase from our supplier, there will b e a slight price increase on Uniform
purchased from the beginning of Term 3.
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SCHOOL BANKING WELCOME BACK TO TERM 3! Hope all you Dollarmite savers had a lovely school holiday! Thank you to the savers who remembered the first day of banking yesterday. Here's a report to date of how much commission we have earned just by depositing money into your accounts through our banking program at school:
Term 1/2013 - Commission earned: $180.65 Term 2/2013 - Commission earned: $146.99 Total Commission to date: $327.64
ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATES Congratulations to the following students who will be receiving Dollarmites Achievement Certificates this week. BRONZE certificate for making 10 deposits: Molly G
REWARD ITEMS for TERM 3, 2013
Moneybox - choose from 5 Dollarmite characters Handball Wallet (blue) Knuckles game Torch *** NEW *** Calculator
Thanks for supporting the School Banking Program. Regards, Vickie Liew, School Banking Coordinator 0419 773335
Helping friends
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR OUR SCHOOL’S PA
Blacky Lake’s Parent’s Association meets every one or two months, with meeting times set out in the school newsletter. Any parents or carers are welcome to attend these meetings.
We appreciate however that some parents find attending meetings hard to commit to, when juggling work and/or looking after kids.
That’s why we’ve established a register of Helping Friends who have expressed interest in helping out now and then. We will then email you when the events you are interested in come up.
The suggestions below are a mixture of events we run during the school week, as well as the weekend, so everyone – mums, dads, grandparents - can get involved.
Does this sound like your family? If so, please complete this form and drop it in the PA mailbox in the school foyer.
I’d like to:
o Help at Icy-pole Fridays one lunchtime in terms 1 or 4
o Help collate school banking money one Wednesday morning a month
o Help sell icypoles and snacks on a Monday at lunchtime once or twice during the year
o Help at a monthly ‘special food day’ lunch e.g. sushi, sausage sizzle, hot dog day and footy pies
o Help at the Mothers’ Day Stall one morning in May
o Volunteer for a two hour shift at a sausage sizzle during the year, usually on weekends
o Help sell tickets for an event
o Help out at one Milo Friday morning in July or August
o Pack chocolates for the Chocolate Drive mid year (can be after hours)
o Help out at the Fathers’ Day stall in September
o Help out at our Election Day stall at the school on Saturday, 14 September
o Help out at the Christmas Stall one morning in December
o I’m happy to help at weekend events, just tell me when & where
o I have a skill that could help the PA and the school (e.g. building, marketing, fundraising, organising, photography, landscaping, painting, plumbing, electrical, etc.)
o I have organised an event or fundraiser before and I’d like to do it again for BLPS
o Come along to a PA meeting
o Find out more about coordinating an event for the PA
o Be on your email list of ‘helping friends’ to be contacted when help is needed
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Mobile number: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Email address: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Skills I can contribute:_______________________________________________________________________________
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SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMS
Coming up Term 3, 2013. . .
DROUGHT AND FLOODING RAINS
Blackburn Lake Primary School
As a young scientist and naturalist, you need to know all about Australia and why the land is the way it is. Australia has experienced ten – fifteen years of severe drought and in the last three years flooding rains have come. Get a feel for the “bush”, the great outback, and our water challenges in Australia. Learn “My Country” and see how it tells about our country that is so different from where most people came from originally. Match photos to the ideas in the poem. Learn to read weather maps and compare predictions with the reality. What do you believe? Who was Albert Namatjira and what did he do? Can we do what he did? Develop your memory, gain new words to use, write your own poem and create a painting. Why do we need “mateship” more than most? WiseOnes Application for 3rd Term 2013 This program is available for all Grade 1 - Grade 6 children who have qualified for WiseOnes. The unit for third term commences week beginning Monday, 22
nd July, 2013 and will run for 8 weeks (of the 9
weeks available) beginning: 22nd
& 29th
July; 5th
; 12th
; 19th
& 26th
August; 2nd
; 9th
& 16th
September 2013. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……. I wish to enrol my child in the unit "Drought and Flooding Rains" commencing week beginning Monday 22
nd July, 2013.
I give permission for a copy of this slip to be handed to the WiseOnes teacher. Child's Name ______________________________________ School: ___________________________________
Date of Birth ________________________ Class (2013) ________
Parents' Names ________________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________________
Phone: BH __________ AH ____________ Mobile _______________ Email: ___________________________
My child has already qualified for WiseOnes YES/NO I would like a free test for my child YES/NO. I would like my child to be tested with a fuller assessment to qualify for WiseOnes (assessment cost $200 inc GST).
Please send this slip and payment of $220.00 on Tuesday, 16th
July, 2013. As we are a non-credit business, children will not be accepted into the program for the term unless the fees and enrolment form are returned by the above date. If paying by cheque please make it payable to ‘Blackburn Lake Primary School’. For further information please contact Pat Truscott on 9326 6441 or Mobile: 0407 313 657.
COMMUNITY NOTICE BOARD Any advertisements in this newsletter are in no way endorsed by Blackburn Lake Primary School
HELP - LOST GLASSES! At the end of last term Genevieve T. lost her glasses which she had only recently received. The frame is made of thin metal with a small purple flower decoration along the side of the frame and the glasses were in a solid cream case. We believe they dropped out of her bag around the playground or on the way home along Milton St, Joyce St and High St. If anybody has found them, please give them to Diane in 1/2D or contact Steve 0414 804 548. Thank you!
MISSING - BLPS POLAR FLEECE RED JACKET Melanie V from 5/6S left her red Polar Fleece Jacket with her name on it in the school ground at lunch time
last Monday. Can parents please check their child has the correct jacket. If found please return to 5/6S or contact Helen V
0430 562 787
Junior Naturalists Juniors Group of FNCV Inc
The group meets at 7.30 pm on the
last Friday of each month (except
Dec) at the rooms of the Field Naturalists Club of
Victoria Inc, 1 Gardenia St Blackburn 3130.
MEETING – Friday 26 July @ 7.30pm ‘Reptile & Us’ Speaker – Simon Watharow (Editor ‘Wildlife Secrets’ Magazine)
For further information & bookings contact: Clare Ferguson 8060 2474 or
email: [email protected]
BLACKBURN LAKE
SANCTUARY
Meet @ the Visitors Centre Central Rd Blackburn 3130
SUNDAY 28 JULY ‘National Tree Day’ Activities to be announced – check website below SATURDAY 31 AUGUST @ 7.30am ‘Breakfast with the Birds’ Spring Survey All Welcome!
For information: email: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~blsac
Or Education Officer 9262 6211
BLPS Girls’ School Uniforms for Sale Please phone Alison on 0414 883 565 if you have any questions!
Tunic with detachable top and bottom – size 6 $24
Tunic all-in-one – size 6 $24
Winter tartan skirt – size 8 $20
Summer dresses x 3 – size 6 $19
Summer shorts – 1 size 6, 1 size 8 $11
Summer BLPS polo shirt – size 6 $12
Summer BLPS polo shirt – size 6, cut short, marked (free)
Winter BLPS polo shirt – size 6 $13
Bomber jacket $15
Red Polar fleece jacket $15
Green slouch hat $6
Green slouch hat (faded) $2
School backpack (current style) $15
School backpack (older style) $5
YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A SUPERHERO TO BE A FOSTER PARENT! Foster carers come from all walks of life – single, married, with or without kids. Anyone can make a difference
Your Local Information Session
Thursday 18 July: 7.30 to 8.30pm
Anglicare Victoria 7-11 Shipley St, Box Hill
To Register: Call: 1300 889 335
Visit: www.anglicarevic.org.au/foster- care
RUN MELBOURNE 2013 We are excited to announce that our Ambassador of Hope, Emmanuel Kelly will be joining us at the Wesley Marquee this SUNDAY 21 JULY to help support Wesley and our runners at this year’s event. Come and see us at the Wesley Marquee on the River Terrace for a chance to go in
the draw to win a Music Sports Pack valued at $275. It’s not too late to Register for Run Melbourne if you want to take part in the Run, but if you can’t we would still love hour support. Donations can be made at the following link: http://runmelbourne.everydayhero.com.au/teamwesley
Do your children have Asthma or Allergies? Are you a part of the local footy team, scouts club or netball club? Do you worry about your children’s asthma when they are not at home? Learn practical strategies for helping your children to live well with asthma each
day from people who know. Join The Asthma Foundation of Victoria’s online forum. Ask a question, share your story and meet with others in your area.
Call (03) 9326 7088 for more information or follow the link below.
forum.asthma.org.au
Treehouse Is your child uncomfortable in social situations? Does your child worry about making a mistake or being embarrassed in front of others? Does your child sometimes sit alone at lunchtimes/avoid interacting with classmates? Does your child not want to participate in after-school activities?
Treehouse is a therapeutic play-based program for primary-school aged children, who need some extra support with social skills, self-esteem, managing strong feelings and developing resilience. By being creative and learning through play, children are able to develop their relationship skills in a non-confrontational way, while also allowing them to safely think about how they might cope with their own worries.
WHO: Children aged 5-7 old (Grade Preps & 1s) WHERE: EACH - Silver Grove Nunawading VIC 3131 WHEN: Thursdays from 25th July—12th Sept* (8 weeks) TIME: 4 - 5.30pm
*Final week TBC— A parent/carer Celebration Night will conclude the program. Parent/carer involvement is scheduled at the end of each session from 5.15pm
Sunday 28 June 9am – 2pm
FREE ENTRY • Art and Craft • Gourmet Food • Fresh Produce • Gifts • Homewares • Garden Products • Jewellery • Fashion • Baby Goods Whitehorse Civic Centre, 379 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading www.artsnunawading.org.au 0412 324 249 New Stall Holders Welcome
