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Central E-cho Central Mangrove Public School

Upward We Strive

1708 Wisemans Ferry Road, Central Mangrove

Telephone: 4373 1156 Fax: 4373 1051

Email: centmangro-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

http://www.centmangro-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

Principal: Lorene Alexander Term 1- Week 8 - Friday 16 March, 2012

Welcome to our school....

Hot from the oven! Scone making with 5/6M was a big hit with all our visiting Grandparents.

And weren‟t they so delicious! Thank you, Mrs Mackay and our

budding chefs from Year 6 who made Grandparents Day so special

by providing the Devonshire Tea for all our visitors.

Thank you also to those doting grandparents who came along to our

celebrations. The day was especially enjoyable as we were able to

showcase our school and were thrilled with the number of grannies

who were able to attend. Another tradition is born!!

Student attendance is most important. When a student is absent

parents must send in a note of explanation, preferably the day the

child returns or ring the office as a verbal explanation is also

acceptable.

Currently our admin staff is spending a great deal of precious time

following up absences by sending home letters for the previous

week‟s absences this has allowed parents at least 7 days to respond.

Thank you to those parents who do respond with any queries about

absences but some parents are ignoring this letter and that means

that the absence is recorded as unjustified. Unjustified absences

remain on each child‟s attendance records until they complete their

schooling.

This week we are including Absence Explanation slips with the

letters which may be helpful for parents to return expediently.

Over the past week we have had our new water tank and outside

energy efficient lighting installed which was part of our National

Solar Schools Program – funding $13,210. We will have more

effective lighting for our OUTDOOR Movie Night around the

ablutions block and the old metal tanks have been removed from the

front end of the timber building.

Calendar for Term 1

Week 9

Mar 19 Monday Kid’s Kitchen; After School Sport – Basketball

20 Tuesday Scripture;

21 Wednesday Kid’s Kitchen; Library 4/5M & 5/6M

Harmony Day; Futsal Workshop Yrs 4, 5, & 6

AASCP – Cricket Skills, K/1 Parent/Teacher Info

22 Thursday Student Banking Day; Library K/1,2/3

23 Friday Tennis – Sports Day

Week 10

Mar 26 Monday Kid’s Kitchen; Yr6 Young Leader’s Day;

After School Sport – Basketball

27 Tuesday Scripture;

28 Wednesday Kid’s Kitchen; Library 4/5M & 5/6M

After School Sport – Cricket Skills

29 Thursday Student Banking Day; Library K/1,2/3

30 Friday Sport Days – Cross Country practise

Week 11

April 2 Monday Kid’s Kitchen;

3 Tuesday Scripture;

4 Wednesday Kid’s Kitchen; Lib 4/5M & 5/6M; ANZAC Service

5 Thursday Student Banking Day; Library K/1,2/3

Shared Lunch

6 Friday Good Friday - Holidays

Important dates for Term 2: Combined Scripture – 2pm Tuesday 24 April – all welcome

Outdoor ‘Big Screen’ Community Movie Night- Friday 27 April

Public Holiday – Anzac Day – Wednesday 25 April

School Photographs – Wednesday 2 May

School Cross Country – Friday 4 May

NAPLAN – Tuesday 15 – Thursday 17 May

BWPSSA Cross Country – Friday 25 May

Public Holiday – Monday 11 June

Ball Games Day at Peats Ridge PS – Thursday 28 June

Term Dates for 2012

Term 2 Dates: 23/04/12 – 29/06/12

Term 3 Dates: 16/07/12 – 21/09/12

Term 4 Dates: 08/10/12 – 21/12/12

School Development Days for 2012:

Term 2 Friday 29 June (last day of term 2)

Term 3 Monday 16 July (first day of term 3)

Term 4 Thurs 20 & Fri 21 Dec (last 2 days of term 4)

We have the old tanks ready to be

removed and if any one requires them

for no-dig/raised garden beds please

contact the office as we will be happy

to give them away.

Today at assembly the movie was

announced for our Community

Outdoor Movie Night Mr Popper‟s Penguins

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We are really looking forward to this special community event which

will be held on the Friday of the first week of term two.

Friday 27 April Everyone is so excited. So much ground work has been done by

Robyn Hamilton and Kylie Fletcher. They have attained support

from so many businesses to cover the initial expenses. Thank you to

our P&C and parents who have volunteered to help with the BBQ and

selling treats and drinks on the night, but we will need quite a few

more helpers on the night and am hopeful you may volunteer some

of your time. Please indicate on the return slip if you can help.

Raffle tickets will be on sale from next week. Please indicate on the

return slip to purchase tickets before the evening. They may also

be purchased on the night.

$2 a ticket 3 for $5

Raffle prizes so far are:

CD and Book Set of Australian Songs from Commonwealth Bank

Family Pass to the Australian Reptile Park, Somersby

Family Pass to Australia Wildlife Walkabout Park, Calga

2 free games at the Springs Golf Club

4 free games the Mangrove Mountain Memorial Golf Club

$50 Gift Voucher from Bunnings, West Gosford

Toolbox from Bunnings, Tuggerah

Gourmet Pizza Voucher from Kariong Pizza and Pasta

Fruit Box from Kariong Quality Fruits

Vouchers from Kariong Quality Fruits

Gift Voucher from Kariong Foodworks

Gift Voucher from Peats Ridge Saddlery

Gift Voucher from Corrugated Cafe

Gift Vouchers from Kulnura One Stop

Gift vouchers from Gina Hildebrandt – Mary Kay Makeup

Prizes are coming in each day and we will add them to the list.

Thank you for your support for our Mountains Community

Outdoor Movie Night

Hedley Jennings Pharmacy Mangrove Mountain

Bridge Mower and Chairsaw Centre

Bunnings Tuggerah

Bunnings West Gosford

Australian Wildlife Walkabout Park

Australian Reptile Park

Sidcon Pty Ltd (Sidripoulos Family)

The Springs Golf & Country Club

Busways Gosford

Rural Real Estate

Crossroad Motors

Macgregor‟s General Store

Corrugated Cafe

Peats Ridge Saddlery

Westy‟s

Kulnura One Stop

Gina Hildebrandt

Kariong Pizza and Pasta

Kariong Foodworks

Kariong Quality Fruits

Mangrove Mountain Memorial Golf Club

Impulse foods

Commonwealth Bank Student Banking

We have invited the whole community including surrounding schools

so please contact your family and friends to come along and enjoy

the evening.

Tony Chu has volunteered to do our promotional video of students

learning and having fun at school role-playing various scenes about

our community. This will be very entertaining on the Movie Night.

All money collected for the cost of tickets, raffle prizes and food

will go directly to the school and teachers are carefully making

decisions and planning how best to spend the money to improve

learning at our school.

Yr4/5/6 EXCURSIONS for 2012

It‟s been quite a difficult process this year with so much discussion

about the Yr 4/5/6 excursions for this year and for subsequent

years.

The organising school only booked for Yr 5/6 to participate in the

Canberra Excursion. After concerns were highlighted by our staff

and parents it was decided that the change process needed to be

implemented correctly to provide adequate time for evaluation and

future planning. Yr 4 was to be included again but the organising

school was unable to change the booking for them to be included.

Consequently, we needed to provide a relevant learning experience

involving an overnight stay for all our Yr 4 students.

This is the plan:

1. Yr 5/6 students will definitely be going on the Canberra

Excursion and it‟s booked for 19/20/21 September which

is the last week of Term 3. They will not be going to the

snow. See attached note for further information about

paying a deposit to book a place for your child to

participate.

2. It is anticipated that Yr 4 will be going on an overnight

excursion to Blue Mountains/Jenolan Caves during the

year. I will update you as soon as I receive confirmation of

costs and the intended itinerary from the bus company.

We are a proud SunSmart School and thanks to our caring P&C we

have sunscreen available for students to use before they go to

lunch each day.

The slap timber bench now has a special name, The SunSmart

Bench, and this is where the sunscreen can be accessed.

If you do not want your child to use this sunscreen due to allergies

etc., please contact the office. Currently we don‟t have any families

who have indicated their child is not to use it.

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A senior student has the responsibility to squirt a small amount on

the tips of fingers and each child can apply it to their nose and

cheeks. Students are expected to wash their hands and then

proceed to the lunch area.

Please note that all students will be required to attend school on

the first Monday of next term, 23 April as the School

Development Day has been moved to the last day of that term,

Friday 29 June.

Lorene Alexander

Principal

COMING EVENTS

Combined Easter Scripture – this is now being held the first

Tuesday of Term 2, April 24 from 2 – 3pm. All welcome to attend.

Kariong Mountains High School Year 7

Selective Biosciences Class –

application form available from the CMPS school office.

Special Education in Ethics

Following the December 2010 amendment of the NSW Education

Act 1990, students who don‟t attend Scripture classes in NSW

public schools now have a legal right to receive philosophical ethics

classes (known as Special Education in Ethics) as an option to

supervised „private study.‟

As a school we are currently exploring the options of introducing an

ethics class for interested students from Years 5 and 6, with a view

to extending this to include Years 3 and 4 later in 2012. The ethics

classes that make up the curriculum are inquiry based. Children use

dialogue and discussion, learning how to think about ethical matters

through the give-and-take of reasoned argument. The classes are

delivered by Primary Ethics which is a not-for-profit organization

staffed by volunteers.

Before we can establish an ethics class at Central Mangrove, we

must have an Ethics Coordinator. This is a volunteer role,

responsible for liaison between the parents in a school community,

the ethics teacher, the principal of the primary school and Primary

Ethics. It requires 1-2 hours per week of administration and

communication, which can be done at times to suit the coordinator.

Anyone interested in volunteering to become our Ethics Coordinator

should look at www.primaryethics.com.au for a full description of

the ethics classes, the volunteering opportunities and the

recruitment process. Kulnura Primary School have been running an

ethics class since May 2011, and the coordinator there is happy to

discuss the role with any interested parties. Please contact Lorene

Alexander if you would like to take up this offer. Or for any

further comments or questions about the ethics class.

Shared Lunch –Thursday 5 April

On the last day of this term, Thursday 5 April, all students will

enjoy a class shared lunch. Notes will be sent home closer to the

date for parents to prepare the shared lunch menu for this day.

Please provide enough food for only the small group your child is in

as we don‟t want too much waste on the day. Please provide healthy

choices and not include soft drink – think of „waste free‟ ideas. Due

to limited space and time we cannot place food in the refrigerator

or heat meals up - all food will need to be sent to your child‟s

classroom. This WILL NOT be a mufti day.

Term 2 After School Sport Program (AASCP)

Applications are now being accepted for our Term 2 After School

Sport Program (AASCP). New enrolment forms will be sent home

with students currently enrolled in the program. Extra enrolment

forms are available from the school office. Please return forms by

the end of term 1. Sessions will commence Week 2 of Term 2.

Mondays: Athletics Fitness and Fun

Wednesdays: Handball Skills

REMINDERS

ANZAC Assembly

Wednesday 4 April from 10 – 11:30am

Flowers for class wreaths and cupcakes/Anzac biscuits for SRC

Legacy Cake Stall needed. Please return RSVP attached if you can

assist.

Cost of this activity is $2 per student.

Please refer to attached permission note/payment RSVP.

Mountain Community Outdoor Movie Night – Friday 27 April SAVE by pre-ordering your tickets now! See

attached order form. Do you require a letter to seek

support from your employer? Please contact the school

office as soon as possible.

Statement of account coming home next week.

As the end of term 1 is nearly here, we ask all families to finalise

payments for outstanding workbooks, excursions, sporting programs

and extracurricular activities. An up to date statement will be sent

home next week to all families with outstanding monies owing.

If this request is of a concern, please contact the school office to

discuss payment options with Mrs Alexander.

Tennis/Ball Skills program – this PD/H/PE program

finishes at the end of week 9. Payment is now due for

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the cost of this program - $3 per session x 8 weeks - $24. Thank

you to all families who have already paid fully for this activity.

Year 6 Young Leader’s Day at Sydney Entertainment Centre

on Monday 26 March. Full payment due Friday 23 March - Cost $30

per student. Requirements for the day are:

Wear full school uniform

Bring morning tea, lunch and drinks

Pen and notepad

Students need to be at CMPS by 6:50 am as the day‟s

activities begin at 9:15am. The bus leaves CMPS 7:00am

sharp!

The day‟s program finishes at 2:30pm – Students will

arrive back at school at approximately 4:00pm.

Halogen Pins will be available for purchase on the day –

cost $5 each. This pin serves as a reminder to the

students of their participation and the responsibility they

now have as a student leader in their school.

International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS)

– please refer to return slips page.

IN THE SPOT LIGHT Grandparent’s Day

On 2 March we had a Grandparent‟s Day at our school. The

grandparents came along to see what

we were doing. The year 6 students

made scones with jam and cream for

the grandparents and they loved the

scones. Class 2/3AH did a song called

„When I‟m 64‟ and the grandparents

loved this also. We then concluded the

Assembly with Advance Australia Fair

and a special grandparent‟s song.

By Charlie 5/6M

On 2 March we had our Grandparent‟s Day. The day started for the

grandparents at 12:00pm.

Before tennis year 6 students made scones. We put flour, cream

and lemonade in a bowl and mixed it. Then we rolled it out and made

it into circles using glasses. Then we put them into the oven.

While we were at tennis the grandparents watched us play. Mark,

our coach welcomed them and talked about his grandparents.

Next, year 6 prepared the scones at Kid‟s Kitchen. We put on jam

and whipped cream. They were now ready to talk to the

grandparents. They were drinking coffee and tea. They really

enjoyed the scones. We had 2 left over for every student in our

class.

Next was the Assembly. It was the same as all the others except

we had a special song for the grandparents.

They all enjoyed the day very much and they loved our scones. The

day was a hit!

By Oliver 5/6M

Australian Rugby League (ARL) Development Day On Wednesday, 7 March Laurie and Jason from the ARL school

development team visited our school and each child attended a free

sports lesson. The lesson provided opportunities for the students to

develop their hand and eye coordination, ball passing skills and even

tackling skills. A big thank you to Laurie and Jason for a great

training and fitness lesson.

Melissa Mackay

Harmony Day – 21 March

Students to wear sports uniform on this day.

Harmony Day is a day to celebrate the cultural diversity of

Australia. The theme for this year‟s Harmony Day is:

Sport – play - engage – inspire!

All Australians regardless of background are encouraged to plan or

participate in a sporting event to celebrate s sense of belonging,

acceptance and an understanding of different cultures.

At CMPS on this day all students will be participating in handball

competition. While students in years 4, 5 and 6 will also participate

in a Futsal workshop.

Can you help? Any volunteer assistance to work in our

school gardens would be greatly appreciated. Please

contact the school office or return attached return slip if

you can spare an hour or two to help improve our school garden

beds.

BWPSSA Small Schools Swimming Carnival

Tuesday 4 March was one of the only summer days we have had this

season and it proved to be a great day for the Small Schools

Swimming Carnival. Our 24 competitors swam well and had some

great results.

Declan H – 3rd 100m open, 2nd 11 years boys 50m freestyle,

3rd 11 years boys 50m breaststroke, 1st 11 years boys 50m

backstroke, 2nd 11 years boys 50m butterfly, 2nd 11 years

boys 200m medley and 1st in Senior boys relay

Toby – 1st 9 years boys 50m freestyle, 3rd junior boys 50m

back stroke, 3rd junior boy‟s 200m medley and 1st junior boy‟s

50m breast stroke.

Ryan – 3rd 11 years boys 50m freestyle, 3rd 11 years boys 50m

back stroke, 3rd 11 years boys 50m butterfly, 3rd 11 years

boys 200m medley and 1st 11 years boys 50m breast stroke

Oliver – 1st senior boys relay, 2nd 12 years boys 50m freestyle

and 1st senior boys 50m back stroke

Declan K – 1st senior boys relay

Grahame – 1st senior boys relay and 3rd senior boys 50m

freestyle

Ramani – 2nd 9 years girls 50m freestyle

Carla – 3rd 10 years girls 50m freestyle

Michayla P 3rd junior girls 50 breast stroke

Rohan – 3rd senior boys 50 breast stroke

Stephanie – 3rd 12 years girls 50m freestyle

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Responsible Pet Education Program

Today K/1S met Sunshine. We learnt about

angry dogs and how to pat happy dogs.

By Telarna

Today K/1S met Sunshine in the library. She

was very big and I got to pat her. She gave

me a sniff on the hand and I got to pat Sunshine on the back.

By Daniel

Library News........ Thank you to all of the

students who are bringing a

library bag to protect the

books they are borrowing. I do

use recycled plastic bags for those who have forgotten but being a

sustainable school we do not encourage continued use of these.

Library bags are available from the uniform shop or office for $7

or the CMPS enviro friendly shopping bags are also from the office

for $1.

Book Mobile visits the school on Wednesday 2.30pm – 3.30pm during

odd weeks. They have a great range of books, CD‟s and audio books

for loan. This service is for any members of Gosford Library. Please

let family and friends know as it is also for the community.

Poetry Party

We are officially CONNECTED! Some student s from 4/5/6 took

part in a video conference with author Libby Hathorn recently and

were guided through a poetry writing session for 1hr. This

opportunity was only available to 2 schools and CMPS showed they

were worthy participants. We hope to publish the poems titled “I

am a tree...” for you to read. Please return permission notes so that

your child can participate in any future video conference

opportunities.

I‟d also like to thank Sarah, Nicole, Nicky, Deb, Kylie, Linley, Jane

and Sharon for offering to assist with library tasks. There are

some bags of books ready to be covered containing all supplies but

they are too heavy (and valuable) to send home on the bus with

students. If you are able to collect them from school, just ask at

the office if I am not in and they will get them for you.

Our new library monitor roster is in place and over 20 students

form 4 teams which attend the library during lunch time to carry

out several important jobs. These include;

story time for infants, returns and loans,

shelving, PRC, shelf care and games. They have

shown great enthusiasm and those who show

consistency from 5/6 will be eligible to wear a

monitor badge.

Happy Reading, Jodie Gallagher

Sizzling Starts from 5/6M

Trapped By Oliver „Bam‟ the Iron Gate closed and the witch locked me up with the

shiny gold key!

She screeched, “You‟re TRAPPED,” as she ran off to her steaming

cauldron!!! Her curly frazzled hair seeped into the mixture she

stirred with her callous filled hands. She looked over me with her

blood shot eyes like a lion does a buffalo!! Getting out is going to be

a challenge.

The Strange phone call By Stephanie

“Hello” I said

“Please come to my place at two o‟clock” said a deep voice.

“Why and where, where is it” I asked.

He had already hung up. I was frozen in confusion. I put back the

phone. I waited until one o‟clock and rang back.

“I know it‟s you. At the front of my place is a surf board. I‟m on the

street called „Mummy Street‟” Beeeeeep. He hung up again.

At 1:45 I walked to his street.

“AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”I screamed “Help me HEEEEELP”.

Parenting Insights by Michael Grose

7 ways to make this year your child‟s best year ever at school.

A new school year means a fresh start for students, Regardless of

your child‟s performance, they start school with a clean slate. A

break offers students the chance to begin new habits and adopt

new behaviours.

Here are 7 ideas to help make the most of the fresh start and

make this year your child‟s best year ever at school.

Commit your child to going to school every day on time

One of the most important things you can do to ensure your child

has a bright future is to make sure he or she goes to school every

day – and gets there on time. Kids spend more time asleep than at

school, so we need to maximise every day to get full value.

Help kids start each day well!

A good night‟s sleep, a healthy breakfast and some words of

encouragement from you will help set a positive tone for a day of

learning. That may mean that you adjust your managing routines so

that kids have plenty of time to get up, eat and get ready for the

day.

Establish work and study habits

The most successful students are those that develop regular study

habits that suit their lifestyle, their study style and their school‟s

expectations. Find out the work expectations from your child‟s

school and help them establish a work routine that matches.

Make sure your child gets enough sleep

Many children and young people are sleep-deprived, which impacts

on their well-being and their learning. A good night‟s sleep

consolidates learning, as well as assists future learning. Children

need between 10-12 hours of sleep each day, while teens need a

minimum of 9 hours. Help kids get sufficient sleep by having a

regular bed-time and get-up time each day. Have 45 minute wind-

down each night, and remove screens and mobile phones from

bedrooms.

Encourage kids to exercise

Kids today get less exercise than those of past generations, which

is an impediment to learning and mental health. Health professionals

recommend a minimum of 60 minutes exercise per day for kids of all

ages. Encourage kids to play sport, promote fee and active play and

look for ways to make moving part of their daily lives.

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Focus on being friendly

School are very social places, requiring kids to negotiate many

different social situations each day. Encourage kids to be open and

tolerant; to be friendly; to be involved in plenty of activities and to

be social risk-takers.

Develop self-help skills

Successful students are often well organised, self-directed and

self-motivated. You can foster organisational skills and self-

direction by developing simple, age-appropriate self-help skills

related to their everyday lives. Such skills as making lunches,

packing school bags, and organising after school schedules can be

great lessons that impact on how kids perform at school.

At the start of the school year kids are most likely to adopt

changes than at any other time. Make the most of the opportunity

by focusing on two or three areas and you will find that the rest will

fall into place.

From the DEC Website:

Holiday dates

Please note the last day of term 1 is 5 April with school resuming on

24 April. Easter public holidays run from 6 to 9 April.

Friendships help learning

Research shows that if children are happy socially, they are more

likely to be more engaged in their learning. Check out School A to Z

(www.schoolatoz.com.au) and read about how this works and what

you can do to help your child make friends:

www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/wellbeing/development/how-

friendships-boost-your-childs-learning

Lunchbox inspiration

It‟s easy to fall back on the same tried and tested school lunches,

but why not try something new, tasty, easy and healthy?

Quick and scrumptious school lunchbox ideas are available at School

A to Z (www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/wellbeing/food/recipes) and the

Heart Foundation, www.heartfoundation.org.au/recipes which also

offers a wealth of information about maintaining a healthy body

weight and, of course, heart health.

Getting off to a great start

Check out the new School A to Z webcast which features an expert

panel answering the most common questions parents have about how

they can best support their children at school. Four video chapters

cover doing well in class, social life, behaviour and technology.

Watch the videos and contribute questions:

www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/wellbeing/development/getting-off-to-

a-good-start

Bullying advice

Schools have a zero tolerance of bullying, but with mobile devices

such as phones and laptops, bullying can follow children past the

school playground. Get the lowdown on bullying from School A to Z:

the signs to look for, what to do if your child is being bullied and

how you can help your child. There are expert articles to read and

videos to watch. www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/wellbeing/behaviour

Awards and Certificates

TEACHER‟S AWARDS: Term 1 Week 6

K/1S Emma

Increased participation in class

discussions

Telarna Finishing classwork on time

Drew Being a fantastic class helper

Teagan Outstanding home reading

2/3AH Bellana Conscientious work ethic

Nathan Enthusiasm and maths success

Toby Outstanding performance at Swim

Carnival

4/5M Kallie

For her mature and hardworking

attitude

Daniella Excellent homework and book

presentation

Hannah Excellent results in spelling assessments

Isaac Great spelling results

5/6M Stephanie Great effort in impromptu speeches

Georgia Excellent 6 x and 7 x tables recall

Declan Applying himself in mathematics

Grahame Fabulous effort during comprehension

activities

PRINCIPAL‟S AWARDS: Term1 Week 6

K/1S Nicholas Fantastic writing

Phoebe Fantastic handwriting

2/3AH

Ashlee Journal

Thomas Journal

Bellana Reading Box

Ramani Reading Box

4/5M Daniella Beautiful bookwork

Brock Excellent handwriting

5/6 Kiara Excellent symmetry art

Aidan Excellent symmetry art

P&C News Important Announcement

New date for our P&C Family Disco –

End of term 3, Friday 7 September.

More information closer to the date.

An Invitation to attend the:

P & C - AGM Date: 2nd May 2012

Time: 3.30pm Wednesday Location: School Library All welcome to attend!

The uniform shop will only be open each Monday fortnight

19/03/12 and 03/04/12 from 9-9:30am.

Currently there is a good supply of second hand uniform items

available. Prices start at $4 per item.

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Community Notices

The Central Echo contains, at times, paid advertisements.

The publication of such advertisements does not imply

endorsement of any products or services by the School, the

NSW DEC or NSW Government

The Dinosaur Show

Thursday 12th April, Kulnura Hall, Doors open 10.45am, show 11 am.

Great Family Fun, Refreshments available

An adventure for Children 2 to 7 years old

$5 each (from 2 years), Adults at Children‟s Prices

Enquiries: Sue Douglas ph 43761350, mountainconnect.org.au

RETURN SLIPS

ICAS Competition Order Form

Child‟s Name ____________________________ Class______

Competition Closing Date of

entry

Date of

Competition

Cost of

entry

Computer Skills 23/4/12 22/5/12 7.70

Science 7/5/12 6/6/12 7.70

Writing 18/5/12 18/6/12 16.50

Spelling 18/5/12 19/6/12 11.00

English 2/7/12 31/7/12 7.70

Mathematics 16/7/12 14/8/12 7.70

Total amount enclosed $

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Can you help request

Yes, I/we can assist with the garden clean up.

Name:

________________________________________

Contact no: ____________________________________

Day/s and time available: __________________________

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ANZAC Service RSVP

I have enclosed $2 per student for my child to attend the WW1

Living History Van.

Child‟s name: ___________________________ Class: _____

Child‟s name: ___________________________ Class: _____

Child‟s name: ___________________________ Class: _____

I/we will be attending the Anzac Assembly on Wednesday 4

April

I am able to assist with wreath making at 9am on Wednesday

morning

I will provide cup cakes and /or Anzac biscuits for the SRC

cake stall

Signed: __________________________ Enclosed: $ ______

Movie Night Helpers

Yes I can help with the BBQ

Yes I can help in the canteen or selling popcorn and

fairy floss

Name: __________________________________________

Contact Details: ___________________________________

Movie Night Raffle Tickets

Yes we would like to purchase raffle tickets to help support the

Community Movie Night.

Family Name: _____________________________________

Number of tickets: __________ Amount Enclosed $________

Movie Night Ticket Request – Pre-purchase and Save!

Adult $8 Number required: ___________

Children <5yrs $2 Number required ____________

Children 5-15 yrs $4 Number required ____________

Family Tickets

$20 (2 Adults/2children) Number required ____________

Additional children $2 each. No. required ____________

Total amount enclosed: $ ____________________________

Family name: ______________________________________

Signed: Date: ______

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PAYMENT OPTIONS

If you wish to pay by cash or cheque please send it in an envelope

to your child‟s teacher

If you wish to pay by credit card (FOR AMOUNTS $10.00 AND

OVER ONLY) please fill in the following information and it in an

envelope to your child‟s teacher.

Credit card payment can also be made by phone

Student‟s Name: _________________Class: _______

Payment for: ____________ Amount: _____

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