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Resilience Respect Excellence Pride No School this Monday 11 th June - Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday The Dig – Yr 6 PBL On Monday, the year 6s presented their completed P.B.L to the community. It consisted of an archaeological journal, a booklet and an oral presentation of what we learnt about Australia’s history. We started the day by bringing tables into the gym and setting them up with our artefacts. We practiced the presentation with the group in front of us so we were prepared for when we started the expo. It was great to see so many people from the community come and celebrate our learning. The best part was sharing what artefacts we discovered and explaining what they were, and also sharing what we learnt about Australia’s history. A special thanks to Emma Oliver, Dan Rosendahl and the teachers for making it possible. From William Garland and Marcus Butcher. Enrolments Now Open Do you have or know of a child starting prep in 2019? We would love to hear from you All enquiries welcome

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Resilience Respect Excellence Pride

No School this Monday 11th June - Queen’s Birthday Public

Holiday

The Dig – Yr 6 PBL

On Monday, the year 6s presented their completed P.B.L to the community. It consisted of an archaeological

journal, a booklet and an oral presentation of what we learnt about Australia’s history. We started the day by

bringing tables into the gym and setting them up with our artefacts. We practiced the presentation with the group

in front of us so we were prepared for when we started the expo. It was great to see so many people from the

community come and celebrate our learning. The best part was sharing what artefacts we discovered and

explaining what they were, and also sharing what we learnt about Australia’s history. A special thanks to Emma

Oliver, Dan Rosendahl and the teachers for making it possible.

From William Garland and Marcus Butcher.

Enrolments Now Open

Do you have or know of a child starting prep in 2019? We would love to hear from you

All enquiries welcome

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IB Corner

Prep P won a prize to work with Mr Branson. We used the exciting programmable Bee-bots for the first time. Mr Branson showed us how to program the little robots to move forward, backwards, left or right. Prep P students were using the Learner Profile, Thinker to solve problems. “On Wednesday, we used Bee-bots. We had to think about which buttons to press to make them go. We had to do a lot of thinking to make sure the Bee Bot went to where your partner said. We both were really good with the Learner Profile, Thinker”. Ben and Daniel

“Wow! I was really happy when I solved my partner’s problem and made my Bee-bot move to a flower. I was a Thinker because I could solve the problem. It is important to think different things all the time because if you keep asking questions you end up knowing lots and lots of things”.

Seth “I liked the Bee-bots when I played with them, they were a lot of fun. We had to try and make the Bee-bot move to the flower and then Mr Branson asked me to get the Bee-bot to the number 2. I was successful because when I was thinking I decided to count and put my finger on the square and then I pressed the button correctly and solved the problem. I was a fantastic Thinker. I got to the flower a lot of times”. Chloe

Grade 3 Camp to Swan Hill

On the 24th of May, Grade 3 went on camp to Swan Hill. We visited the Pioneer Settlement and did lots of fun activities. We had a ride on the Pyap Paddle steamer on the Thursday and attended the Laser Light Spectacular Show that night. On Friday, we continued to learn what life was like many years ago. The children were surprised that teachers in the olden days were allowed to use the cane to discipline children who used their left hand to write! Everyone enjoyed the whole experience and we were very tired when we arrived home. We would like to thank our wonderful helpers who attended the camp with us; Casey Kiel, Sharnie Kiel, Kaitlin Brennan, Adrian Bruggy and Nick Robertson. They were amazing!

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Stars of the Week Class Star of the Week Reason Prep B Isabella Pardon For being a risk taker in her writing and writing more! Prep L Ronnie Smith For always trying hard and being a risk taker in his learning Prep P Marli Moxham For being a risk-taker with her writing and trying to write more each

day! Prep S Sienna Bates For being Open-minded and always including others during shared

learning time! 1 C Izaiah Ellis-Evans For being principled and doing the right thing even when no one is

watching. 1 S Joshua Holland For taking risks and trying his best with his learning.

1 / 2 H Elih Noll For being knowledgeable and using what he has learnt in handwriting in his writing book.

2 D Marella Smith-Johnson

For always showing respect to her classmates and teachers.

2 L Ahmed Al-Ogaidi For being a good communicator, listening carefully and sharing his ideas with the class.

3 A Olivia Newberry

Isabella McTear

For being an amazing communicator during the PBL presentation to her group

For being a risk taker in all areas of her learning!

3 M Kevin Rose For thinking hard and reflecting critically on his own learning 4 B Musashi Safak For being a great communicator whilst discussing books 4 P Lima Fatai For being a great communicator during book chats. 5 C Austin Gehret For being a caring, principled and reflective learner in our classroom. 5 K Noah Taylor For being an amazing thinker when completing his TORCH test. 6 C Eliza Ward For always trying her best in Maths and being an amazing thinker. 6 M William Garland

Kaeden Craig For being a great communicator and being such a knowledgeable sharer during P.B.L.

P.E Prep Lara Martin Being principled by always doing the right thing in PE. P.E 1/2 Fian Blundell Caring about others by helping teach them the correct techniques in

PE. P.E 3/4 Kayla Higgins Having the confidence to represent Mildura West at the Regional

Cross Country Championships. P.E 5/6 Summer Roberts

and Ali Ehsani Having the confidence to represent Mildura West at the Regional Cross Country Championships.

Drama 3/6 N/A

Science P Boston Carter For communicating your ideas about the weather and making connections to the Beaufort Wind Scale.

Science 1/2 Linkon Hobson

Olivia Dimasi

For communicating your understanding using drawing about soil as an ecosystem. For being an inquirer in Science by predicting, then testing your ideas.

Art Georgia Mathieson For being a great leader and demonstrating student voice during Art discussions

REP Paymana Poya Being caring in the Friendship Zone and helping others!

Principal Gabby Bosco Fian Blundell

For taking risks in writing For the way he communicated his ideas in his writing

Regional Cross Country

A big congratulations to Summer Roberts (50th), Ali Ehsani (11th) and Kayla Higgins (19th) who represented Mildura West at the Regional Cross Country Championships in St Arnaud on Tuesday. By finishing 11th Ali has now qualified for the State Cross Country Championships to be held in Melbourne. A huge thank you goes to Kiran McDonald for transporting students to the event. Well done!!

School Banking

Bring your Dollarmites bank book

to school along with a few coins

every Thursday and watch your savings grow.

Information is available from the office, or please enquire at the

Commonwealth Bank or

alternatively you can apply online at:

commbank.com.au/schoolbanking

School Sports Uniform

If anyone has come across any of our school sports tops at home could you please return them to Mr Hall at school ASAP. We are trying to get our sets together for inter-school sport. The sports uniforms are property of the school and are needed by our students to represent our school.

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7th June 2018

11th June

Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday 14th / 15thh June

Yr 6 Secondary College discovery days

26th June

Reports sent home 27th June

Homework reward 27th – 28th June

3 Way Conferences 29th June

SRC PJ/Disco Fun day

Last day Term 2 - Early dismissal 2.15pm

16th July

Term 3 Begins 18th July

MWPS Athletics day Notes Home

Red Food Day order form

Athletics day Sausage sizzle order form

Mildura West Primary School Ninth Street MILDURA Vic 3500

Ph: 03 5023 1336 Fax: 03 5021 3501 [email protected]. gov.au

School Council President [email protected]

Mildura West Primary School Ninth Street MILDURA Vic 3500

Ph: 03 5023 1336 Fax: 03 5021 3501 [email protected]. gov.au

School Council President [email protected]

Maths Competition Please write the correct answer, cut out and place the problem in the Maths Competition Box, located next to lost property in the office. You can complete the problem as a family or individual. A winner of a $5 canteen voucher is drawn at Friday’s assembly. Good luck. NAME _______________________________ CLASS ________________

Word at West

What was your favourite thing about The

Dig?

Interviewed by student leaders Summer Roberts & Miriam

Tippett

I liked presenting

our team’s hard

work because we

worked so hard on

it and because our

parents came to

our presentation

Charlie

I liked digging up

our artefacts and

researching them.

I also liked telling

everyone about

the artefacts we

found in our

presentation

Mimi

My favourite

thing was telling

everyone about

what we learnt in

the Dig, and

showing everyone

Tim

I liked researching all

our artefacts and how

hard our team worked

Gabby