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12 June 2014 Issue 19/40 Woodroffe News Woodroffe News Woodroffe News Woodroffe News Dear Families Yesterday’s Sports Carnival was a great event for our community. Some highlights were; The excellent cooperation between and amongst students, staff and parents. We were all there working together to support the students in trying their best. There was a very positive atmosphere. The visiting US Marines who helped set up, worked all morning as timers and place getters and stayed to pack up. Their contribution certainly made it easier for us and they were so nice too! The staff, most of who were on their feet all day organising and assisting with the events, without them the day simply would not be possible. The organization by the Sports Day Committee which was led by Kimberley Cahill and her team including, Liz Simon, Suzanne Mortimore, Dorothy Howell, Rebecca McCasker, Madeleine Van Der Braak and Tony Balnaves. Great work. Congratulations to our House Captains who have lead their teams of over 100 students in the last few weeks. They did a fantastic job. The final highlight was the 400m relay race where the Marines, parents, male students, female students and staff competed against each other. Please see the next 2 pages for more photos, results and thank yous. A reminder that students’ semester reports will be sent home with students next Tuesday. I ask that parents read these reports carefully. Woodroffe Primary clearly has a literacy and numeracy focus and we want to work with our families to achieve the best possible results for the children’s future. School attendance, reading, vocabulary development and counting and measuring are key areas that families can continually help with to develop children’s skills. Please read the report and see where you need to emphasise your support. If you have any queries after you have read the report please contact the teacher next week so issues may be addressed before the end of term. The teacher’s email; first [email protected] Sharon Reeves PRINCIPAL Telephone: (08) 8932 3788 Facsimile: (08) 8932 2190 Email: [email protected] www.woodroffeprimary.nt.edu.au

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12 June 2014 Issue 19/40

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Dear Families Yesterday’s Sports Carnival was a great event for our community. Some highlights were;

• The excellent cooperation between and amongst students, staff and parents. We were all there

working together to support the students in trying their best. There was a very positive

atmosphere.

• The visiting US Marines who helped set up, worked all morning as timers and place getters and

stayed to pack up. Their contribution certainly made it easier for us and they were so nice too!

• The staff, most of who were on their feet all day organising and assisting with the events, without

them the day simply would not be possible.

• The organization by the Sports Day Committee which was led by Kimberley Cahill and her team

including, Liz Simon, Suzanne Mortimore, Dorothy Howell, Rebecca McCasker, Madeleine Van

Der Braak and Tony Balnaves. Great work.

• Congratulations to our House Captains who have lead their teams of over 100 students in the

last few weeks. They did a fantastic job.

• The final highlight was the 400m relay race where the Marines, parents, male students, female

students and staff competed against each other.

Please see the next 2 pages for more photos, results and thank yous.

A reminder that students’ semester reports will be sent home with students next Tuesday. I ask that

parents read these reports carefully. Woodroffe Primary clearly has a literacy and numeracy focus

and we want to work with our families to achieve the best possible results for the children’s future.

School attendance, reading, vocabulary development and counting and measuring are key areas

that families can continually help with to develop

children’s skills. Please read the report and see

where you need to emphasise your support. If you

have any queries after you have read the report

please contact the teacher next week so issues may

be addressed before the end of term. The teacher’s

email; first [email protected]

Sharon Reeves PRINCIPAL

Telephone: (08) 8932 3788 Facsimile: (08) 8932 2190

Email: [email protected]

www.woodroffeprimary.nt.edu.au

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Sports Carnival Sports Carnival Sports Carnival Sports Carnival

Round UpRound UpRound UpRound Up

Thank you to the parents and friends who so generously volunteered their time to help out at our Sports Carnival. Paulett and David Hawkes, David Jones, Dianne Stephenson, Vi Fern, Kushala Munusamy and Tanya McLoughlin, without your invaluable help on the day the carnival would not have been such a success.

A huge thank you also to the visiting US Marines whose help in setting up, timekeeping and packing up was invaluable. They enjoyed the day very much.

On behalf of all the year 6 students thanks also to parents Maria Sykes, Anna Beecham, Rene Prosser, Sigila Paleso’o and Christine Van Den Berg Hammer who gave up their time to cook and sell sausages during the day. $710.00 was raised which will go towards the cost of the Year 6 Graduation Dinner.

1st Place Gregory 528

2nd Place Goyder 470

3rd Place Leichhardt 426

House Placings

New Record Previous Record

High Jump 10 Year Old Boy Jagar Cockatoo 1.23m Aaron Gepp 1.22m 1995

Shotput 9 Year Old Boy Nathan Spry 6.03m Jyh Ryder 6.03m 2011

100 metres 9 Year Old Boy Cain Ryder 15.97s Isaiah Randall 16.75s 2007

100 metres 9 Year Old Girl Berno Woodie 15.22s Leandra Cubillo 16.56s 2006

100 metres 7 Year Old Girl Charlee Phillips 18.93s Hayley Chambers 19.40s 2006

Age Champions

5 Year Old Girl 5 Year Old Boy

Mary Moffatt Odin Stevens

6 Year Old Girl 6 Year Old Boy

Larni Hoffman Ziggy Woodie

7 Year Old Girl 7 Year Old Boy

Charlee Phillips Robert Hoffman

8 Year Old Girl 8 Year Old Boy

Shahni Sinclair Nicholas Harrington

9 Year Old Girl 9 Year Old Boy

Taqwaizya Barbour Cain Ryder

10 Year Old Girl 10 Year Old Boy

Kaitlin Gurruwiwi Liam Gardner

11 Year Old Girl 11 Year Old Boy

Cheyenne McKenzie Chase Kimlin

12 Year Old Girl 12 Year Old Boy

Tiahna Hancock Michael Potter

Overall Girl Champion Kaitlin Gurruwiwi

Overall Boy Champion Michael Potter

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Lost Property

If you are missing lunchboxes, water bottles, jackets or other items please look through the box at the back of the office to claim your lost treasure. Anything left at the end of next week will be donated to charity. Please ensure items brought to school are clearly named.

Canteen

The Canteen is running stock down before the end of the semester. In case your child’s first choice is unavailable please list a 2nd and 3rd choice when submitting a lunch order for the remainder of the term. This should also include drinks.

We're learning Japanese! (にほんごをべんきょうしています!)

Konnichiwa from the visiting Japanese teachers.

Let’s count in Japanese! We can start and practice with 1 to 5.

1 – ichi – pretend you’re itchy 2 – ni – point to your knee 3 – san – rise like the sun 4 – yon – when you’re tired you yawn 5 – go – green light means go

You can practice with your child and do the actions too.

For children 5-12 years, City of Palmerston Library is running a spectacular holiday program! For $5 children can choose from a range of workshops such as clay-mation film-making, magic tricks, juggling, origami, yoga, clown school and more! Coupled with animal encounters, bombastic bath creations and a chance to catch the Drumming Monkeys this is one school holiday program not to be missed!

The program runs from 21st of June to 16th of July. Contact the library for more information or to register.

Dates To RememberDates To RememberDates To RememberDates To Remember

17 June Reports go home 20 June Last day of Term 2 22 July Students resume

PARCS CROSS COUNTRY

When: Tuesday 17th June, 2014 from 4pm – 6.30pm Where: Freds Pass

2km for 10, 11, 12yrs.

Students must attend to gain possible selection to compete at NT Championships on 4th September. 2014 Active After School will run small activities followed by 1km run for under 10’s. For further information contact Rowan Barrow (PARCS Sports Coordinator) PH: 89305919 or 0427828597 or email [email protected]