Week 10 Term 2

Reports

Half yearly reports will go home tomorrow. I have enjoyed

reading every single report and learning more about each

child in terms of their learning and also interests, and learning

styles.

Entry to School Grounds

Just a reminder to all parents and visitors to our school site

that it is a privilege and not a right for you to come onto the

school grounds. If your behaviour is deemed inappropriate,

you will be asked to leave the grounds and access may be

denied. We want to provide the safest and child friendly

environment as possible for everyone.

Education / Book Week

We will be joining Education Week and Book Week again this

year. The day that most of our celebrations will occur is in

Week 4, Tuesday 4th August. It will incorporate a book

parade, open classrooms and a grandparent morning tea. We

are also having a Book Fair. Invitations will be out early next

term. There will be performances for some of our groups at

Richmond Marketplace in Week 3.

Rotary Public Speaking Finals

Congratulations to Hayley for an amazing speech at the

Rotary Finals at Richmond Golf Club on Monday night. You

made both your school and family very proud. Well done!

» Dates To Remember «

26 June Last day of Term

14 July Students Return

15 July P & C Meeting 6:30pm Staffroom

17 July Dream Cricket Support Unit

NAIDOC Day

29 July Athletics Carnival

July 30 K-2 Movie Night / Milo Cricket St 2

July 31 3-6 Movie Night

3—6 August Book Fair

3—7 August Education / Book Week

4 August Book Parade / Open Classroom /

Grandparents Morning Tea

Cookie Dough and Entertainment Book

Don’t forget to get your orders in for The Cookie Dough

by this Friday. It’s a great way to not only be able to bake

cookies quickly, but you are also supporting the

fundraising efforts of the P&C. You can also still order

your entertainment book and save lots of money in time

for the school holidays. You can see a sample of the book

at the front office.

CWA

The Country Women’s Association has again donated

$100 to the Library for new books that relate to Italy,

which was the focus for this years Country project. Well

done to all the Stage 2 and 3 children who completed a

project.

Thoughts are with Damien

Out thoughts and best wishes go to Damien in S1B and

his family. Damien was diagnosed last week with a form

of Leukaemia. We are hoping for a speedy recovery and

look forward to seeing his happy smiling face back at

Hobartville. We will be having a fundraising event next

term.

Healthy Food

Next term we will be focussing on healthy food before

school. No snacks or chips will be sold at the canteen to

have before school. We will also be discouraging parents

from sending them to school as snacks for breakfast .

Long Service Leave

A number of staff have or will be taking long service leave

over the remainder of the year. The class program will be

followed by the relief teacher.

Kindergarten 2016

We are taking enrolments for Kindergarten 2016 at the

front office. Please see the office ladies for further

information.

We hope all the children and families have a lovely 2

week break. School resumes on Tuesday 14th July.

Lisa Crawford

Week 8 Class Values Awards

Class FLY Award Class Citizenship

KC Kaelab Kyla

KF Luke Indiana

KD Aiden Keira

KT Ashlynn Mitchell

S1W Lincoln Ethan

S1R Darcy Chloe

S1S Alexis Elise

S1B Ryder Lara

S1T Amelia Trey

S1F Bree Owen

S2D Layla Jordan

S2G Naomi Chase

S2B Jake Liana

S2K Nathan Zoe

S2H Rihanna Grant

S2S Joshua Ambrose

S3B Tahlia Noah

S3M Aysha Riley

S3A Ryan Stacey

S3C Scarlett Lachlan

S3S Liam Isla

In the lifetime of the project, with the support of many people

they have sent more than 120,000 new, high quality books to

over 230 remote communities. The ILF also runs an early

literacy project called Book Buzz, which puts board books into

the hands of babies, toddlers and their families. The Foundation

has published and funded more than 40 community books, some

of which are translated into first language.

Please help us support their work!

NAIDOC Day at Hobartville Public School

On the 17th of July we will be celebrating NAIDOC Day at

Hobartville. The day will include a range of activities for all

students to gain a better understanding of the Aboriginal

culture and it’s values. We are also holding a book swap which

will require students to bring in a pre loved book in good

condition and a gold coin to help raise funds for the Indigenous

Literacy Foundation.

For information on NDIS follow the link below

http://www.everyaustraliancounts.com.au/ndis-kicks-off/

Mrs Gaye Taylor or Mrs Leanne Hegarty

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