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Quality Education
Rural Environment
HOUSE POINTS WEEKLY WINNER
Mitchell
Telephone: 03 5827 1373
www.kiallacentralps.vic.edu.au
Stars of the Week TERM 4 ~ WEEK 2
Lucas L ~ Grade 4
Jack ~ Grade 5
Rhys ~ Foundation
Cooper L ~ Grade 2
Principal’s Award
TERM 4 ~ WEEK 2
Emila ~ Grade 5
For her outstanding
achievements at
District and
Regional
Athletics.
Spotlight on K.C.P.S.
Name: Isabelle
Nick Name: Izzy
Favourite food: Pizza
Favourite colour: Red
Favourite sport: Running
Favourite movie: The Lion King
Favourite thing you like to do? I like sleeping!
What is something new you would like to try? I would like to sky dive.
What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be a you tuber.
What do you like the most about Kialla Central? I like everything!
DATES TO REMEMBER
Wed 23rd ~ Fri 25th October 3/4 Alexandra Adventure Camp
Financial Audit ~ Lisa Irwin MACC (Art Van)
Monday 28th October 2020 Foundation Orientation Session #1
Monday 4th November Curriculum Day No school for students
Tuesday 5th November Melbourne Cup Holiday
Thurs 7th & Fri 8th November F/1/2 Camp Program
Monday 11th November 7.00pm Parents Club Meeting
Page 2 KIALLA CENTRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL
Term 4 ~ Calendar of Events 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 21
7.30pm School Council
22 23 MACC (Art Van)
Financial Audit ~ LI
24 25 Play Group
28
2020 Foundation
Orientation Session #1
8.45am to 11.30am
29 30 MARC (Library Van) 31 1st Nov Play Group
4
Curriculum Day
No School for students
5
Melbourne Cup
Public Holiday
6 MACC (Art Van) 7 8 Play Group
11
7.00pm Parents’ Club
12
5.00pm
Finance Meeting
13 MARC (Library Van) 14
2020 Foundation
Orientation Session #2
12.30pm to 3.15pm
15 Play Group
Pizza Lunch ~ P/C
18
7.30pm School Council
19 20 MACC (Art Van) 21 22 Play Group
25 26 27 MARC (Library Van) 28 29 Play Group
3 /4 Alexandra Adventure Camp
F/1/2 Camp
KIALLA CENTRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER Page 3
Over the holidays the kitchen in the specialist /OSHC room was installed. A big thank you to Deanne Moulsdale who let Valley Kitchens in
to install it during the first week of the holidays. It looks fantastic and will be a very useful space. Thanks also to Dean Moulsdale for helping with the finishing touches to the kitchen. Dane Brisbane is completing the plumbing this week. He will connect hot & cold water to the sink and trough areas and run our grey water out of this area. Once this work is completed we will be able to start our cubby house area. On Wednesday 23rd until Friday 25th October our Grade 3/4 students, Miss Posteraro, Mrs Opie and I will be at the Alexandra Adventure Resort. As usual we are going on camp with Kialla West P.S. A big thank you to Mr Campbell Marx for organising this camp. We have 83 students on board this year and 12 staff/parents as well as the Camp staff.
Last Friday, Emila (Grade 5) participated in the Regional Athletic Championships in Albury. She qualified for the 11 year old
girls Shot Putt where she finished 5th. This is a fan-tastic effort for this high level of competition. Thank you to Mat and Tish for organising transport for her. Congratulations Emila, we are very proud of you.
DAIRY AUSTRALIA’S FARM SAFETY ADVENTURE
Mrs Moulsdale found a competition hosted by Dairy Australia inviting primary schools to complete an A ~ Z Farm Safety Guide with a chance to win $1000 in prize money! Our Grade 3 to 6 students developed their ideas and with assistance from Mrs Moulsdale, Mr Zito and Mrs Opie completed and submitted their entry at the end of Term 3, 24 schools entered this competition from around Australia. It is with great pleasure that I announce that we won this national competition.
We received: ~ $1,000 prize money; ~ a promotional gift for students; ~ A Ken Duncan book of dairy; and ~ a certificate. Our winning entry is on display in the Gallery. I have contacted the Shepparton News and the Country Times will do a story on our success.
A big thank you to Mrs Moulsdale, Mr Zito and Mrs Opie. Congratulations to our very talented students!
We will discuss with the students what they would like to do with their prize money.
On Monday 28th October we are hosting out first Orientation Session for our 2020 Foundation Students. We are expecting 13 Foundations to start school at K.C.P.S. next year. Each student will be given a buddy who will work closely with them during our orientation program and of course throughout the 2020 school year. Parents’ Club are providing morning tea, this will provide the opportunity for our new and old families to meet each and ask any questions they may have. Thank you to our Parents’ Club!
Exciting news! Teeth on Wheels will be
returning to our school for the children’s 6
monthly dental visits.
To make filling out the consent form easier you can
now complete your Child’s consent form online by
following the link below. It only takes 5 minutes to
complete and by reducing the amount of paper
being used, we will be helping the team out by being
more environmentally friendly.
https://teethonwheels.com.au/consent-eform
The date of the children’s dental visit will be
starting on Monday the 28th of October 2019,
so please ensure if you didn’t complete a form at
the start of the year to have this completed ASAP!
If you have any questions regarding the consent
form or your child’s dental appointment please
don’t hesitate to contact the Teeth on Wheels team
on (03) 9338 1191.
Thank you to Dean Moulsdale for doing some of our maintenance jobs around school. Also to Andrew Ryan for checking our sprinklers and getting them running on the oval and front grass area. Our garden bed sprinkler system need to be re-done which we will do as part of the eating area re-vamp. Our annual school data of our NAPLAN results, Attitudes to School Survey, Parent Opinion Survey and School Survey (Staff) is now available to school. I will share our results over the next few weeks in our newsletters. Debbie Humphries ~ Proud Principal of KCPS
CLASSROOM WRAP … F / 1 Moulsdale
The Foundation SMART Spelling word of the week is ‘watch’ with
Grade 1’s investigating the ‘tch’ pattern in watch.
In Maths we are moving onto ‘mass’ using language such as heavier
and lighter.
1 / 2 Baker
We are beginning to write friendly letters to our new pen pals at
Evanston Gardens Primary School.
For spelling we are focusing on the graph ‘f’ as in fish.
We are beginning to look at division in maths.
3 / 4 Posteraro
This week we are continuing to explore poetry by linking Haiku
and Cinquain poetry writing.
We are very excited about our Alexandra Adventure Camp!
5 /6 Zito
This week we are looking at enlargements and reductions through
our Transformation Unit.
In writing we are continuing our work on autobiographies.
Design Technology ~ Miss H & Mrs O
Next week we will start making our paper mache animals from
our excursion to Healesville.
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