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Spring Gully Primary School, 104-110 Spring Gully Road, Bendigo, 3550.

PO Box 310, Strathdale, 3550

Phone: 54437230 Fax: 54415584

Email: [email protected] Absence Phone No. 0427840915 (SMS only)

Website: www.sgps.vic.edu.au

“SPRING GULLY PRIMARY SCHOOL - A PLACE TO BELONG”

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Newsletter 11 – Thursday, 2nd May 2019

Principal Awards – grades Prep, One & Two Jonathon D-L - Prep Greer: Jonathon is an enthusiastic student who is always excited to learn new things. He is

trying very hard to improve his writing and doesn’t worry about making a mistake, as he knows that it is a part of

learning.

Mackenzie M - Prep Haxby: for her positive attitude towards school. She approaches each activity with enthusiasm

and gives everything her best go, even when faced with a challenge. Mackenzie has continued to become a confident

and resilient student, and always has a smile on her face. Keep it up Mackenzie!

Tyler B - Prep Pesina: Tyler has shown an incredibly positive attitude towards reading, practising every single day!

He now recognises lots of letters, sounds and words. Well done Tyler. You should be very proud.

Tiahna E - 1/2 Arthur: for her positive start to Term 2. Tiahna works hard and shows persistence when things get

tricky. Fantastic effort Tiahna!

Remy K - 1/2 McClellan: for being a caring and helpful member of the class. Remy consistently goes out of her way

to help others in the class. Thanks Remy.

Jory L - 1/2 Rodda / Orr: for always demonstrating enthusiasm in all writing sessions. Jordy is always keen to

improve her writing by using connectives and interesting words to excite her readers. Well done Jordy, keep up the

wonderful writing!

Joshua R - 1/2 Vernon: Josh has had a fantastic start to Grade 2. He shows respect to his peers and teachers

everyday by always using his best manners, helping others without being asked and listening carefully on the floor.

Keep up the great work Josh - you set a wonderful example of respect and kindness!

VALUE TREE AWARDS

Friendliness: Indie C

Personal Achievement: Jack P-W

Responsibility: Lilliana A, Bodi B, Lucy E, Arabella F, Callum F, Jake G, Jaxon L, Aiesha M, Edwin M, Xavier S

Sports award Lucy E – Prep Pesina: for her enthusiastic participation in Physical Education and her

outstanding sportsmanship.

Art Award Lucy S – 5/6 Hartney: Lucy worked diligently to create a fantastic paper collage Easter Chicken.

Beautiful work Lucy.

Principal: Mr. Francis Trezise

Assistant Principal: Mr. Brett Parkes

School Council President: Mr. Ronny Lowe

Despite the recent rain, the SGPS Cross Country will still go ahead at this stage.

A Compass alert will be sent by 11am if the event is to be cancelled.

Reminder: Tuesday, 7th May 2019: Grade 3 - 4 SAFE Excursion

Our Values RESPECT – Valuing self, all others, property and the environment

FRIENDLINESS – Interacting with all others in an open and welcoming manner

PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT – Striving to be the best we can

TEAM SPIRIT – Working together so we can learn from each other and all do our best

FAIRNESS – Being fair in everything we do

RESPONSIBILITY – Being relied upon to be honest, and do the right thing for yourself and the community

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Diary Dates

2019

Term 2

May

Friday, 3rd 12.00pm – 3.00pm Prep – 6 Cross Country

Monday, 6th 6.30pm – 8.00pm Education & Community Development Subcommittee Meeting

Tuesday, 7th 8.45am – 3.00pm Grade 3 - 4 SAFE Excursion

Wednesday, 8th 9.30am – 3.00pm Division Cross Country (Grade 3-6)

Thursday, 9th Book Club orders due

Tuesday, 14th –

Friday, 24th

NAPLAN - Literacy and Numeracy Grade 3 & Grade 5 students

Sunday, 19th –

Saturday, 25th

Education Week

Monday, 20th 6.30pm – 7.00pm

7.00pm – 7.30pm

7.30pm – 9.00pm

Grounds/Buildings/Landscape Subcommittee Meeting

Accountability & Management Subcommittee Meeting

School Council Meeting

Wednesday, 22nd 6.30pm – 7.30pm Prospective 2020 Prep Parent Information Evening

Thursday, 23rd 9.00am – 11.00pm

9.00am – 1.00pm

Whole School Open Day

Grandparents Day

Monday, 27th Curriculum Day-Assessment and Reporting-Pupil Free Day

Wednesday, 29th Senior School Athletics Grades 3 - 6

Friday, 31st Curriculum Day-Mathematics Professional Development-Pupil Free Day

June

Monday, 3rd 6.30pm – 8.00pm Education & Community Development Subcommittee Meeting

Tuesday, 4th 9.00am Region Cross Country (Selected students only)

Thursday, 6th 8.00am – 5.00pm Grade 3 Sovereign Hill Excursion

Monday, 10th Queen’s Birthday Holiday

Monday, 17th 6.30pm – 7.00pm

7.00pm – 7.30pm

7.30pm – 9.00pm

Grounds/Buildings/Landscape Subcommittee Meeting

Accountability & Management Subcommittee Meeting

School Council Meeting

Tuesday, 25th 9.30am – 2.30pm District Athletics Sports (Selected students only)

Friday, 28th 2.30pm End of Term 2

Every Week –

Tuesday and Thursday mornings 8.00am – 8.20am – Early Morning Running Club

Wednesday – lunchtime – Coding

Wednesday 3.30pm – 4.30pm – German Club (Prep – 2)

Thursday – lunchtime – Chess Club

Friday 9am – Fresh Fruit Friday

DRAMA AWARD No Award this week

LOTE AWARD

Aussie K – 3/4 Crawford: Aussie always contributes positively to class discussions.

HISTORY AWARD

Ryan R – 5/6 Hartney: Thank you for showing an enthusiastic attitude in Indigenous Studies classes Ryan. It’s

wonderful to see you engaged and expressing your ideas and thoughts in regard to Aboriginal culture. I was

impressed with your public speaking of the Acknowledgment of Country at our Anzac Day Assembly too.

Well done and I hope you continue to share your ideas throughout the term!





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From the Principal

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Assembly Cancelled

Due to the Cross Country tomorrow, we have cancelled our assembly for this week. Award receipents will receive

their awards next Friday.

Thanks Barb!

After 30 years of service to our school and community, as both a teacher and chaplain, Barb Miller has decided to

retire. I know that it took a long time for Barb to reach this decision, as she is so committed and passionate about

our students, staff, parents and our broader Spring Gully community. Barb should enter her retirement with a great

sense of pride and achievement, given the positive influence she has had on countless students, families and

colleagues over many years.

Thanks Barb, you will be sorely missed by us all.

We will be inviting Barb to our assembly next week. Please come along. I’m sure many parents would like to

thank Barb in person.

New School Chaplain

Given the retirement of Barb, we have been working with Korus Connect to find a suitable replacement chaplain. I

am pleased to announce that Rose Amy will be our new chaplain. Rose is currently the chaplain at two other local

primary schools and will start working at our school for two days per week, starting next week. I would like to

thank Barb for supporting Rose for the last two weeks as she transitioned into our school. Rose will be working

each Monday and Tuesday.

Respectful Relationships – Case study

As mentioned early last year, our school was approached by the Department of Education and Training to be a

showcase school in relation to the work we have done on Respectful Relationships. The video that was produced,

along with an information brochure, can be found at the link below.

https://www.education.vic.gov.au/about/programs/Pages/respectfulrelationships.aspx

WE WANT OUR STUDENTS TO TELL US WHAT THEY THINK!

We value student voice as a means to improving student engagement, wellbeing, and quality instruction, and are

conducting a survey to find out what your child thinks of our school. The Attitudes to School Survey is an annual

student survey offered by the Department of Education and Training to assist schools in gaining an understanding

of students' perceptions and experience of school. Our school will use the survey results to plan programs and

activities to improve your child's schooling experience.

Students from Year 4 to 6 at our school will participate in the survey. Your child will complete the survey online

during school hours using a purpose built secure online survey tool. It is important to note that we are not in any

way “testing” your child. Your child has the right to refuse or withdraw from the survey at any point before, during,

or after completion of the survey. Your child will be provided with a unique login to complete the survey. The student login is an assigned identifier

that may be used to link data for statistical and research purposes only. All responses to the survey are kept

anonymous in the response file. Personal identification data will not be recorded in the survey response file. This

ensures that the confidentiality of your child’s responses is protected at all times.

This year the Attitudes to School survey will be conducted at our school during the next couple of weeks. The

survey only takes up to 20 minutes to complete and occurs during your child's class time.



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The survey results will be reported back to the school before the end of Term 2. All survey data that is made

available in reports are for groups of students only so that no individual student can be identified. Data suppression

rules are used for schools with low student numbers per year level.

Survey results are always shared with our students and School Council, and form part of the Annual Report each

year.

Last year we used the survey results to plan greater opportunities for our students to be involved in decision making

at our school. For example, this year our Student Representative Council will get the opportunity to influence what

Parent Club will spend their fundraising money on. They are also being consulted on the implementation of School-

Wide Positive Behaviour Support at our school, including how different parts of our school are being used i.e. play

areas, passive areas, etc.

If you would like more information, please speak to your child’s teacher or visit:

http://www.education.vic.gov.au/school/teachers/management/improvement/Pages/performsurveyat.aspx

No Parking Signs

The City of Greater Bendigo are changing our 2 Minute parking signs on Spring Gully Road to ‘No Parking’

signs. A ‘No Parking’ sign means you can’t park during the times designated on the sign, but you can drop off or

pick up passengers or goods without leaving your vehicle (i.e. you must be within three metres of your

vehicle). You must attend to your business promptly (within two minutes of parking your vehicle).

NAPLAN

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is an annual assessment for students in

Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. It is an annual part of the school calendar and has been since 2008.

NAPLAN tests the sorts of skills that are essential for every child to progress through school and life, such as

reading, writing, spelling and numeracy. The assessments are undertaken nationwide, every year, in May.

NAPLAN tests skills in Literacy and Numeracy that are developed over time, through the school curriculum. The

information gained from these tests is used to support the teaching and learning that takes place at our school. All

parents will receive a comprehensive report of their child’s NAPLAN results.

Curriculum Days

Having had a compulsory curriculum day at the start of the year, we have now finalised our three remaining

curriculum days for 2019. Please note these dates in your calendars. Students are not to attend school on these

days. We apologise that two of these days are in the same week, however, the limited availability of George

Booker made this difficult to avoid.

Monday, 27th May – Assessment and Reporting

Friday, 31st May – Mathematics Professional Development with George Booker

Wednesday, 24th July – Restorative Practice Professional Development

Choir Competition Participation Cancelled

Due to the Mathematics Professional Development day, the school choir will not be participating in the Bendigo

Choirs Competition this year. We are very disappointed that these dates have resulted in a clash this year.



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Education Week

Sunday, 19th May - Saturday, 25th May

Education Week is a time when prospective parents, family and community members are formally invited to come

and visit our school. It encourages current family members to participate in the activities that their child participates

in at school, whilst allowing prospective parents the opportunity to gain a better understanding of what Spring

Gully Primary School can offer their child. We are offering a range of activities during Education Week this year,

and hope that you will be able to join us during this time.

Prospective Prep Parent Information Evening - Wednesday, 22nd May

6.30pm - 7.30pm

This information evening aims to provide parents of children beginning school in 2020 an understanding of Spring

Gully Primary School and all that we have to offer. The evening will provide an overview of the curriculum and

information regarding the wellbeing and specialist programs that are in place. We will include information about

how you can become part of our school community and how you can be involved in your child’s education. It is

also an opportunity to meet current Prep teachers, Mr Parkes and myself. The evening will conclude with time to

answer any questions that you may have.

Open Day and Grandparents Day - Thursday, 23rd May

11.00am - 1.00pm

Once again, we will be formally inviting prospective parents, current families and community members into our

school. We are keen to ensure that both new and current families can witness activities that students at Spring

Gully Primary School participate in.

2020 Prep Dates

The dates and activities below relate to our 2020 Prep intake. Prospective Prep parents are encouraged to partake in

these activities.

Education Week Activities & Dates

Prospective Prep Parent Information Evening

Wednesday, 22nd May – 6.30pm-7.30pm

For an individual appointment, please contact Mr. Francis Trezise, Principal

Whole School Open Day

Thursday, 23rd May – 9.00am -11.00pm

Information Evening for 2020 Prep Parents

Wednesday, 6th November – 6.30pm-7.30pm

Information regarding additional orientation opportunities will be provided at this session.

Orientation Program Dates for 2020 Preps

Thursday, 14 November – 9.00am-10.00am

Wednesday, 20th November – 9.00am-10.00am

Wednesday, 27th November – 9.00am-10.30am

Tuesday, 10th December – 9.00am-12.00pm

Francis Trezise

Principal

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There is no safe number of days for missing school. Every day counts.

Week 1 of Term 2 95% total school wide attendance

96% school wide attendance (not including absences relating to illness or medical) There were 65 late arrives in Week 1.

The TOP CLASSES for arrival time for the week were: 1/2 Vernon, 5/6 Hartney & 3/4 Murphy

From the Assistant Principal

This week’s e-safe topic: 5 Signs Your Child has a Healthy Relationship with Screens.

Do you ever worry about how much time your child spends engaged with a screen? This short clip outlines 5 signs

to look for in determining whether your child has a healthy relationship with screens.

To view the clip: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/videos/5-signs-your-kid-has-a-healthy-relationship-with-screens

- CommonSense Media

Urban Camp

I was lucky enough to attend Urban Camp this week with the Grade 6 students. Every student represented our

school brilliantly in the way they engaged in the activities, supported each other and in their general behaviour. We

were all very proud of our school leaders!

A big thanks to Nick Shipp and Renelle McManus for volunteering as parents to accompany us. Also, to Miss

Lockett, Mr Smith, Mrs Hartney, Carmel Jacobs and Mr Staley for supporting all of the students over the 3 days.



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Advancing Medicines Using Digital Technologies – Grade 6 Incursion

Students in Grade 6 participated in this incursion today. We were lucky to have the opportunity to have this

incursion at our school at fairly short notice due to a cancelation at another school. Students worked with scientists

and educators on issues relating to the role of technology in medicine.

Catholic Care Sandhurst (CCS)

Please refer to the flyer below with details for an upcoming CCS workshop entitled Tuning into Kids.

Brett Parkes

Assistant Principal

[email protected]

RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS

This week, Grade 1 / 2 continued to work on the topic of Help Seeking. As a class we came up with a description of

what a good friend does, with an emphasis on the importance of our actions, as well as seeking help we can give help. We can use our strengths and be a good friend when we work to help others with their problems.

We worked through some scenarios that we may face while at school and came up with suggestions that we could use to help people in need. We also talked about times when we may need to seek help from adults when we need to.

We look forward to seeing many example of students helping their peers at school and would love to hear about

students who have been helping out a lot more at home.

The Grade 1/2 Team






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Bendigo Police visit Spring Gully Primary School

Last Wednesday, the Grade 3/4 unit were lucky enough to have a visit from Senior Constable Holly Lembke, a

member of the Bendigo Police Force. Senior Constable Lembke visited us to conclude our Term One topic of

'Getting a Fair Go'. She spoke to us about many different laws, reasons for why we need laws to be enforced, her

job as a Police Officer and the important role each member of the Police Force play to keep the public safe. Senior

Constable Lembke emphasised how important it is for children to feel ‘safe’ and that all police officers are their

‘friend’ and should feel comfortable approaching them in public. Some students were even lucky enough to wear

Constable Lembke’s heavy police vest, sit in a police vehicle and activate the sirens and lights!

For Topic last week, Mr Crawford organised for Constable Lembke to visit us at school. It was very cool as some

people got to hop in her car and one student got to put on her heavy police vest. She also told us a lot about her job

and was very friendly.

Leni and Paige 3/4 C

Last Wednesday, we really enjoyed the police officer visiting the 3/4 students. We learnt that they have a camera on

their top for proof, evidence and safety. I liked when she handcuffed one of the girls. I liked seeing the police car.

Annie and Ellie 3/4G

On the 24th April, Holly the police lady came to school. She talked a lot about what different jobs police have and

road rules.

Matilda C 3/4 M

In the first week back, we had a Senior Constable named Holly come to visit us and we got to talk about laws and

consequences.

Liam F 3/4M

Officer Holly showed us her handcuffs and handcuffed Sharna. She talked about what life is like as a Police

Officer.

Ned 3/4R

Some of us were lucky enough to sit in Officer Holly’s Police car. We got to hear the police siren and the police

radio.

Charlie 3/4R





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Member of Parliament Jacinta Allan vists Grade 6 students

On Friday 26th April we were very fortunate to have our local Member of Parliament, Jacinta Allan, visit the senior

building to chat with our Grade 6 group. The Grade 6 integrated topic for Term 1 was all about Government and

democracy in Australia. Jacinta spoke about her 20 years in the State Parliament and what it has meant to her to be

a representative of the Bendigo region. Students had many thoughtful and interesting questions answered and

thoroughly enjoyed Jacinta’s time in the classroom. They also got to show off their knowledge of how parliament is

organised and how laws are passed through the houses of parliament. We are very thankful for the visit.





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Specialist Staff Information

P.E. / Sport News Early Morning Running Club (Tuesday and Thursday) Any student who is interested in improving their fitness is encouraged to attend Early Morning Running Club. This

will be held from Tuesday, 7th of May on a Tuesday and Thursday morning. Please note: I ask that any student in

Grades P-2 is accompanied by an older sibling or adult.

Students will meet me at Foley Crossing (the bridge on the path to our school crossing) and run laps around the

creek track.

Please let me know if you have any queries.

Cross County

Our School Cross Country will be held TOMORROW Friday, 3rd May at the Spring Gully Recreational Reserve

(based at the Soccer Fields).

All students from Prep to Grade 6 will be competing to the best of their ability. Prep to Grade 2 students will

compete in their grade level, whilst students from Grade 3 to 6 will compete in their age level. Ribbons and House

points will be awarded to all students who complete the course. I encourage the children to wear comfortable

clothing (preferably House colours) and appropriate footwear.

A spectator area near the finish line will be made available on the bank of the soccer field (school side) for those

who wish to attend.

I will need some parent helpers to assist on checkpoints around the course – please let me know if you are available

to do this.

Schedule of events:

12:30pm – Lunch Eating Time

12:50pm – 8 to 12 years (grades 3 to 6) walk down to soccer oval.

1:00pm – Preps walk to tennis courts

1:10pm – Preps start at the tennis courts and run to soccer oval. Approx. 500m

1:15pm – 11/12 years (grades 5 & 6) start at soccer oval - run to cricket oval and back to soccer oval

(one big lap of the creek) Approx. 3km

1.30pm – Grade 1/2 walk to bridge.

1:40pm – Grade 1/2 start at the bridge & run to the soccer oval – Retreat Rd side track. Approx.

750m

1:55pm – 9/10 years (grades 3 & 4) start at soccer oval and complete a lap of the creek turning at the

bridge and finish at soccer oval. Approx. 2km

All runners finished by 2:30 to 2:45pm and walk back to school.





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The Education Department requires informed consent every time the students leave the school grounds. Permission

for this event needs to be made online via the Compass Parent Portal. There is no cost for this activity.

Goldfield & Sandhurst Division Cross Country

Students in Grades 3 to 6 will have the opportunity to represent the School at the G & S Division Cross Country on

Wednesday, May 8th at the Bendigo Racecourse. 11 & 12 Years students will run 3km and 8, 9 and 10 years will

run 2km.

Entry into this competition is optional for the students and is not necessarily based on results from our School Cross

Country (although it is recommended that the students will be able to run most of the way). Students who have

requested to be part of this activity have received further information via the Compass portal.

Michael Smith – PE Co-ordinator

Active Travel News Warm hands, pumping heart – way to make a great start! So it’s finally rained! Woohoo! It’s good news for gardens – but it doesn’t have to stop us walking or riding to

school…

In fact, that short walk or ride to school is probably even more important when it’s cold and grey outside – it’s a

great energiser and de-stressor.

Getting some physical activity and sun (or at least light) on our face is a sure way to chase away those winter blues.

For kids, a bit of exercise before school helps prime their brain for learning and helps them to be more settled in

class.

So go with the saying ‘there’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes’ and rug your family up on cold or

wet days: invest in some gloves or mittens (and teach your kids to stow them safely once they get to school), and

pop on a coat and scarf.

Nicola Dunnicliff-Wells (Active Travel Co-ordinator)





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General

Parent Club News Woolworths Earn and Learn The Woolworths Earn And Learn Program starts today. This entails collecting stickers when you shop at Woolworths, with those stickers being redeemable by our school for amazing resources like sporting equipment. There will be a box in the office, to place collected stickers. Thank you. Special Persons/ Mothers Day Activity There will be an opportunity for students to make something special in time for Mothers Day, for a special person in their lives. The cost of each item will be $5 and payable on compass. We understand that some students may want to make more than one item. Additional quantities will be available to order with payment at the office. Fresh Fruit Friday Every Friday our junior students are supplied with fresh fruit for morning snack, thanks to the generosity of the McKern Foundation. If any parents or caregivers have some spare time on Friday mornings and would like to join us to cut fruit, after school drop off, your help is always appreciated. The more the merrier. All of the fruit cutting action occurs in the staff area, in the junior building.

Involvement

If you would like to get involved in any of our activities or meetings, please make yourself known via one of our

members or through the Facebook group below. The more the merrier.

www.facebook.com/SpringGullyParentsClub

Repeat Notices See our school zone online

The Department has released a new website that helps parents identify their local public school online.

Findmyschool.vic.gov.au launched today (24 April) and shows every school zone across the state. The new website

highlights the choice of public schools available to the Victorian community.

If your child is preparing to enter Year 7 and want to know more about the public secondary school options in our

area, or you know someone who is interested in enrolling at our school, try findmyschool.vic.gov.au today.

Fresh Spring Gully Eggs

Our school chickens have been working hard laying eggs. They get regular visits from many

students at recess and lunch time and it is a highlight of the day for some students to visit, feed

and help look after our school chooks. To raise money to pay for the chook feed, we need to sell



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the eggs the chooks lay. Please keep an eye out for our egg stall before assembly on a Friday

afternoon. We sell our Free Range eggs for just $2 for a half dozen. Remember: Spring Gully

School Eggs; the Smart Choice!

The 2019 Victorian Premiers' Reading Challenge

Welcome to the 2019 Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge.

Since it began in 2005, the Challenge has inspired more than 2.8 million young

Victorians to read more than 48 million books.

Now in its 15th year, the Challenge is a cornerstone in our efforts to get more

Victorian kids reading and learning the skills that’ll set them up for life.

Whether it's travelling to the edge of the universe, or exploring treasures in your

own backyard, I know you’ve got some exciting adventures ahead.

Good luck and enjoy.

The Hon Daniel Andrews MP

Premier of Victoria

Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge The Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge is now open and Spring Gully Primary School is excited to be participating. Students will receive their individual passwords Friday morning, should they choose to take on the Challenge! The Challenge is open to all Victorian children from birth to Year 10 in recognition of the importance of reading for literacy development. It is not a competition; but a personal challenge for children to read a set number of books by 30th August 2019. Children from Prep to Year 2 are encouraged to read or ‘experience’ 30 books with their parents and teachers. Children from Year 3 to Year 10 are challenged to read 15 books. All children who meet the Challenge will receive a certificate of achievement signed by the Victorian Premier and former Premiers. To view the booklists and for more information about the Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge, visit: www.education.vic.gov.au/prc Emma Orr Coordinator



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Community News Drum Lessons Dave Dewar will continue to provide drum lessons this year. Please contact the office if you require further

information.





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Bendigo Athletic Club Cross Country Season starts Sunday 28th April. Children’s 1km race starts after the Senior race that

commences @ 10.30am each Sunday. Focus is on Health, Fitness and Fun! For more

information visit www.bendigoathleticclub.org.au or contact the club on 0409 874 958



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