Term 4 Week 6 2014 2 Spain Five million people live the city of Barcelona. Noah Our artwork is based on the view at Park Guell in Barcelona. Park Guell was designed by by Antoni Gaudi. Lilianne Brae The park was built between 1900 and 1914, it was officially opened in 1926. Nes We made our artwork from coloured paper and paint. We used red, yellow and orange paint for the sunset. We used coloured paper cut into little squares to make the mosaic fence in the park. Corey and Summer We are learning about the city Barcelona because it is interesting and fun. We use Barcelona as one of our reading group names in our classroom. Bonnie and Chloe Email: [email protected] Phone: 4443-0546 Web: sancturypt-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Fax: 4443-7036 Dates to Remember November 17th Whole School Photo 19th Grandparents Day Combined scripture this week , last day of scripture will be the 4th December No assembly this Friday the 14th and Wednesday 19th. No leisure sports this Friday the 14th and Friday 21st. PRINCIPAL REPORT WHAT IMPRESSED ME THIS WEEK This week Mr Ward and Year 5/6 are exploring Sydney for three days. Their itinerary includes dinner in Chinatown, a ferry ride to Manly and lots of other exciting experiences. Mrs Garin, Jo, Ashlee and students from England and Vietnam set to work on improving the garden bed outside our administration building. Their efforts have not gone unnoticed, the garden is looking fantastic! We look forward to seeing the end result. Reminder…Leisure sport and primary assembly is cancelled tomorrow due to Year 5/6 excursion. We have had another good response to our second Kinder Orientation. Remember to return your enrolment forms to our Administration office, so Best Start letters can be sent out. Breakfast Club continues to be a success with our students. Every Monday and Thursday morning students can enjoy free toast with their favourite spread. A big thank you to our SLSOs who are doing such a superb job serving breakfast. It is encouraging to see so many parents modelling good road safety behaviour around the school. The staff at Sanctuary Point Public School take the safety of your child seriously and would like to remind parents and community that the staff car park is for staff only. Blast Off Awards Bronze: Natjadea Williams, Samantha Cox, Alyssa Hingston Silver: Hayden Sigsworth, Lilli Shaw, Michael Envy, Lachlan Price, Krysten Sutton, Riley Thompson, Kalara O”Connor, Grace Tybell, Isabella Betts, Mia Davis, Ella Sharp, Ella Bonham, Amahlee Doyle, Sienna Crowe, Aiden Palibino, Charlie Heldon, Holly Stanford, Kye McGinn, Seth Jenkins, Tess Luland, Joyanna Starr, Aaron Weeks, Jesse Byrne, Jye Apperley, Jorja Brownlee-Haigh, Shakiya Hanlon-Thompson, Ciaira Silk, Dylan Tate-South, Brayden Wilson, Kayla Scott, Annabelle Duff, Jade Hafoka, Marlin McLaren, Katie Smith, Jazmin Waldmann, Kaiden Watkins, Samantha Cox, Daniel Marsden, Casey Dixon, Dakota Arnold-Solberg Gold: Nathan Cannon, Preston Stewart, P&C NEWS AGM meeting next Wednesday the 19th at the Connect Building, 7:00pm start, everyone welcome to attend. Urgent we need a treasurer for the P&C if you think you could do this job we need you. Uniform Shop is EFTPOS only and operating hours are Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9am to 10am. If you can not come in at these times, there is an order form at the front office you can fill out and we will give your order to your child. KidsMatter Parent Sessions Invitation The KidsMatter Initiative was successfully launched at the beginning of this term. If you are interested in learning more about the initiative, we invite you to come along to our parent information session. This will be held on Monday 24th November in the library. This session will be held 9:15 to 10:15am. The KidsMatter Team ATTENTION ALL GRANPARTENS YOU ARE INVITED TO AN Come and enjoy afternoon tea in your grandchild’s classroom at 2.15pm, Wednesday 19th November. We look forward to seeing you. Old School meets New School morning tea Last Thursday 6th November, our school leaders were invited to a morning tea to meet some of our older community residents and talk about what their school life was like. Students introduced themselves and chatted at the table with residents from Coastal Waters. Once students and residents felt comfortable with one another, the students recorded interviews that will be edited and aired on Community Radio 92.7FM this Friday 2-3 pm. I noted that the students found out some very interesting stories that raised a few eyebrows when they thought about it. Students were keen to do it again and it was all smiles when we said our goodbyes. The residents commented on what lovely young people the school has and they thoroughly enjoyed their time with them. This morning tea came together through Bay & Basin Community Resources Inc. and TAFE students completing their Community Leadership course. Thank you for inviting our school to take part in this special occasion. Fund raiser Regina from Southern Youth and Family Services came to our school to receive a cheque for $435.00, which we raised earlier in the year from our sleepout. Well done everyone Family Fun Day, Huskisson on Saturday 6th Dec. 2014 at the Lady Denman Heritage Complex, Huskisson All proceeds go to building a sensory garden for Budawang Special School MAIN ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE S • Super Prize Guessing Competitions • Monster Chocolate Wheel - Major Prizes • Remote Control Boats On The Pond • Nail Driving Competition • Score A Goal Competition • Santa Photos and personalized Christmas Baubles • Market & Food Stalls • Pony Rides • Childrens Kids Zone Including Petting Zoo, Jumping Castle, Fairy Floss, Slushies, Face Painting & Balloons • Dunking Machine bring your swimmers, challenge your teacher! 8am