J InGa August 9,

2018 no. 11

P/1 Shadows...

The Jinga

The Jinga is a community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

for the school and the wider community to enjoy, to keep up to date with

what has happened and what’s on the horizon. It is published fortnightly

on a Thursday.

Jinga contact details are to Jade through the school:

Email: nolan.jade.e@edumail.vic.gov.au

Telephone (03) 51586 245

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Front Cover: Photos from Prep/1 Science exploring

earth, space, the sun and their shadows

Principal’s Page Challenging Students For students to succeed in this world they need to face challenges and get used to demands , gain confidence in presenting and across the school we aim to have many opportunities to do this. A great example this week was when students year 7-10 presented their ideas of how to improve the streetscape of Cann River to a panel in including Sueanne Claringbould from the Shire and local craftsman Gary Brownlie. Students had a great range of well planned ideas from ‘WIFI station, to Climbing Walls, and Art work. All designed to make the visitor experience to Cann River township more enjoyable and memorable. It will be great to see some of these plans become reality. Pictured : Alexis, Rhys, and Shanise presenting. Our Annual Plan for 2008 has important elements of building student ownership and building self awareness of their learning process and it was good that the Regional Forum I attended yesterday focused on this. Students to be successful in the modern world, need to have confidence and awareness of how things work. They need to learn how to manage processes and chose strategies. (That’s one reason we don’t teach ‘Woodwork’ we teach ‘Design and Technology’: where students learn to manage each step in the way things are designed and built. This is so crucial as the nature of work is changing. Also in preparation is planning for Melbourne orientation program for term four for year 7-10 . We recognise that all students need the option of shifting to urban environments and the ability to feel they can confidently function in cities is a key for them to have ‘imagined futures’. Bruce

Gardening positioning

I ‘d like to thank Tammy Stephenson for her great work in gardening In the school: there is a lot about how the garden looks that happened in her time as gardener. Thank Tammy! Unfortunately she has decided to retire. That means there is a gardening positon at the school: If you are interested come in and see me to outline what is involved

For previous issues of Jinga and more scan this code or visit our webpage

http://www.cannp-12.vic.edu.au/

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Australian paper. Please recycle

me when you’re ready!

2018 Fees Due.

Please pay by cash to the office or for

direct deposits see details below.

Direct Deposit Details

Account Name:

Cann River P-12 College

BSB: 313 140

Account Number: 120 621 36

Reference: Your Surname

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trelink we are also registered with Cen-

trepay, contact us for more infor-

mation or any other concerns regard-

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EVERY DAY COUNTS!

Please contact the school if your child is going to be away.

CBA School

Banking

WEDNESDAY

Jade is your

School Banking

Coordinator

IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICES

Friday Aug 10 — School Athletics

Thursday Aug 23—Book Week

Please take the time to log on and fill out

your Parent Opinion Survey that you hope-

fully received by mail last week. Your feed-

back is important to us. Contact the office if

you have any questions.

A school and community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

ASAA for 2018

PREP-1-2 SCIENCE

Prep-1-2 Science are learning about Earth and Space Science this term. Students have been keeping a moon

diary to record its changes, recording daily temperatures and this week we have a rain gauge to check.

Unfortunately there hasn’t been anything in it yet! Matilda commented, “I was seeing how much rain there

was in the rain gauge. There was only little drops, like zero. I can check again tomorrow.” Sarah observed,

“The moon moves. Every night when I look at it, it has moved. Right now it’s really, really tiny.” Jesse

remarked, “We’ve been seeing if stars move.” All students have enjoyed making and observing their

shadows, and especially playing shadow tiggy and making shadow puppets.

PHOTOS-MATILDA AND DANIELLE CHECKING THE RAIN GAUGE.

DARCEY, DOM AND KADE SHOWING THE THERMOMETER.

OSCAR, SAMSON AND SARAH LOOKING AT THE MOON THIS MORNING.

All students with their shadow dance.

KADE MAKING SHADOW PUPPETS.

TIANA MAKING SHADOWS.

Grade 5/6 Design 7 Technology

This term, the Grade 5-6 Design & Technology group are creating bird piñatas/papier mache sculptures to

enter into the Cann River & District Craft & Photography Expo 2018. Students have researched ideas and

drawn designs. They are now creating their pieces. Along the way, we are learning pitfalls, using problem

solving, and trying to improve each week.

Student comments:

-Nicole-I’m making an owl. I had to start again because my first balloon with one layer of paper deflated!

-Flynn (had a bandaged hand last week so had a slow start.) I’m making Bomb from Angry Birds.

-Hailey-Has drawn a fantastic kookaburra design.

-Jack-I’m making a tweety bird piñata.

-Chaz-I’m doing a parrot. The body is going to be papier mache and the head will be cardboard.

-David-I’m going to be making an owl piñata. It’s going to be really cute!

Photos-Flynn-end of 8/8 -Hailey -David-start 8/8 -Nicole’s slow leak pink balloon & papier-mache shell.

Can you help us???

We are looking to collect more “mini

groceries” that you get when shopping

at Coles. If you have any that are

unwanted, we would love to use them

in our Prep/1/2 classroom. Please drop

them off at the school office.

THANKYOU from the Prep/1/2’s.

We specialise in 21 day aged

delicious Lowline beef, big

burgers and tender flame-

grilled chicken

SPECIAL MOTHER’S DAY LUNCH

Soup, Roast Beef & Chicken,

Dessert and Coffee

$25 per head

Bookings: 51586 466

Now introducing fresh in-house

crumbed parmas with chips and

salad for only $17.50

(different parma styles available)

OPEN FROM 7AM DAILY

BYO Licenced premises Vicki Gilbert & Matt Cooney

9 Princes Highway, Cann River

(03) 5158 6466

Hearty homemade casseroles and stews from our home grown beef will be

COMING SOON so watch this space….

Liz Hall Hair Dresser

Qualified Hairdresser

Visiting Cann River monthly.

Next visit: Sat 04 Aug &

Sun 05 Aug

Cuts, Colours, Waxing and

Tinting available.

For all Appointments please call:

0421 365 363

TRIVIA NIGHT

St Joseph's Primary School

Mary MacKillop Hall

Friday 24th August

7.00pm start

Teams of 8 - $10.00 per person

BYO drinks & nibbles

Tea & Coffee provided

Ph: 5154 1289 for bookings

CANN RIVER HOTEL

- Bar - Catering for any function

- Bottle Shop - Budget Accommodation

- Bistro - 7 Days - Take Away Meals

- Happy Hours

PELICAN POINT

COFFEE LOUNGE Fresh Food, Fine Coffee.

Try our new range of Grounded Pleasures Hot Chocolate – African Red, French Mint, Orange Infused and Cinnamon Spice.

ph: 5158 6465 Email: cann.river@bigpond. com Monday - Friday 10am - 4.30pm

Every Day: Computers, Internet, Photocopying, Laminating;

Centrelink self-service terminal, phone and fax line; Book Swap; Rotating Library collection;

Op Shop; Art & Craft Shop; ATO assistance; Shire Outreach Services; Meeting and consult rooms for hire;

Community Bus for hire @ $88/day

Every Week Mondays

Playgroup 10—12 Centrelink Agent 11-2

Tuesdays LifeSkills for Women 11-2 Centrelink Agent 11—2

Wednesdays gold coin lunch 12—1

Stitch Kids 4-5 Adult Craft/ Local History (alternate weeks) 6-8

Fridays IT help 10—4.30

Every Month

First Wednesday—1 August

Hairdresser Rhonda Gillard ring 0408 124 112 for appointment

Are you a MAKER of Art or Craft?

Our Art & Craft Shop has developed quite

a following and is a great way to turn your

hobby into a source of income. We are

always interested in stocking new &

different locally made products. Call

in and show us what you’ve got! We are looking for new volunteers. Do you have a skill or interest you would like to share? We especially need help with: IT support

ph: 5158 6465 Email: cann.river@bigpond. com Monday - Friday 10am—4.30pm

Cann River and District Art Craft and Photography Expo 2018

“BIRD” Entry Fee: $5 per entry - Under 18’s free Entry Deadline: Wednesday 12th September

Opening Night & Judging: Friday, 21st September Exhibition: Friday 21st to Monday 24th September

Adult Photography, Drawing/Painting and

Sculpture must follow theme

Quilting, Woodwork, Soft Textiles and Miscellaneous items

are open theme

Secondary students Photography, Drawing/Painting,

Woodwork/Nest Boxes and Sculpture

must follow theme Soft Textiles and Miscellaneous

are open theme

Grade 3 - 6 students Painting/Drawing, Origami

and Sculpture must follow theme

Soft Textiles and Miscellaneous

are open theme

Kinda - grade 2 students Painting/Drawing

and Egg Decorating must follow theme

Soft Textiles and Miscellaneous

are open theme

Theme “BIRD” any medium prize money $250

People’s Choice any medium prize money $250

Other Categories 1st prize $50 Adults, $25 Children

Other Categories 2nd prize $25 Adults, $10 Children

Proudly brought to you by: Cann River Community Centre

EGW Native Vegetation &

Habitat Creation Grants

As part of East Gippsland Water’s commitment to environmental

sustainability within the region, we have developed a native vegetation

and habitat creation grants program which is open to all educational or

community groups within our service region.

Grant applications can be made for projects of any size or cost which meet

our native vegetation and habitat creation criteria (see over), with $90,000

allocated to the program each year.

By completing projects we are aiming to improve the liveability and

environmental resilience of our region.

Grants are now open with applications closing 4pm Friday 24

August 2018. Successful applicants will be announced 19

September 2018 in In the Flow.

APPLICANT DETAILS Applicant Name. (School/Community Group*):_________________________________________________________ * must

be a registered group (have an ABN or operate under the auspices of an incorporated organisation).

Contact Details:

Primary Contact Person: __________________________

Phone Number: __________________________________

Postal Address: __________________________________ Email Address: __________________________________

Secondary Contact Person: ________________________

Phone Number: __________________________________

Postal Address: __________________________________ Email Address: __________________________________

How did you find out about this program (circle at least one)

EGW Website ad in local paper word of mouth In The Flow On Tap Other (please specify)

____________________________________

Funding will be directed to projects which meet the following criteria.

Project must be undertaken within an East Gippsland Water water service

area.

Native Vegetation projects must plant species that are local to the area being

vegetated.

Created habitats must be for local native species.

Project must be sustained for at least two years after completion.

Project has support from local community / stakeholders.

The project must show benefit to the local community or landscape.

The project must be achievable within the time frames and budget.

The project must have land owner consent (supplied with application)

Applicant Declaration

I declare that:

all details of this application are true and correct

the project site is owned by the project applicant or the applicant has written

permission for the project to be undertaken (attached to this application)

the applicant is committed to sustaining the project for at least the next two

years - the applicant is committed to completing the specific project for which

support is being sought within the time frame outlined in the application form

I have read, understood and provided a signed copy of the Eligibility, Terms and

Conditions.

I have completed and attached the Application Form.

I give permission for East Gippsland Water to use photographs of the

project provided, and to take additional photographs of the project for use

in annual reports, website, newsletter and other communication

materials.

Note - please let us know if individuals are not able to be photographed.

Submission of Applications

Applications must be submitted by 4pm on Friday 24 August and will be accepted by the

following methods

Mail: EGW Grants, PO BOX 52, Bairnsdale, Vic, 3875

Email: grants@egwater.vic.gov.au

In Person: EGW head office, 133 Macleod Street, Bairnsdale, Vic, 3875

CVBNC Health Promotion:

Cold and flu

Healthdirect.gov.au/colds-and-flu

Annual Membership fees are due on the 1st of July each year - it’s never too late to become a member.

Family $30 Single $20 Family Concession $20 Single Concession $15

Integrity: We will act with the highest regard to honesty and transparency to ensure mearsurable

community trust.

Our visiting Podiatrist..

Nerida Manning, is due to visit the centre on Wednesday 19th September. If oyu would like to

make an appointment to see Nerida, please call the centre on 5158 6210

To make an appointment with the podiatrist, physio, doctor, counsellor, other allied health visitors or to book a seat on the bus, please call 5158 6210.

Other allied health visitors to our centre include.

Speech pathologist and Maternal and child health nurse

Podiatrist: Nerida Manning

Next visit: Wednesday 19th Sept members $15, non member $20, concession $5

Physiotherapist: Maddie Rosen

Next visit: Friday 17th August Member $15, Non Member $20 Concession $5

Massage Therapist: Jodie Box

Next visit: Tuesday 14th August

Ph: 0438 096 808 for appointments

27 Monaro Highway, Cann River 3890

Nurse: 5158 6274 Admin: 5158 6210 Fax: 5158 6409

cvbncadmin@gha.net.au www.cannvalleybnc.com.au

Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government

Doctor: Monthly

Please note:

The Dr may change at short notice.

August 22nd Dr. Irene

Kirczenow

Man Cave: every Friday Free BBQ. 12:00pm Come along for a chat. CVBNC Everyone welcome. Patchwork: Every Tuesday 10:00am at CVBNC

Bus to Bairnsdale: Fortnightly on Tuesday

Please note: A $5 fee applies when booking Seats for medical appointments are priority

14th August 28th August

Dentist: Peter Favaloro

Next visit: Thursday 4th Sept Ph: 5154 6625 for appointments

Drug & Alcohol counsellor: Bryn Jones Visits weekly as needed. On Wednesday’s

Planned Activity Group: Next get together::

Thur 16th & 30th August

The Families as Planning Partners Course aims :

This course is designed to assist to of people with disability

get updated on the many changes in the disability services area .

It will also assist them to get ready for transition to the NDIS (National Disability

Insurance Scheme) through:

* plannin – for now & the future

* How the NDIS could work for them

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Individual funding

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) FORM

Cann River - Augus 2018

Please & if ul in

Name: ……………………………………………………………….……………………………

Address: …………………………………………….………….…………………………………

……………………………………………………….…..………………………………

Phone: ………………….. …......… …… Mobile: ………….………...………………

E - mail: …………………… ……………………………………………………………… .

Age of family member with disability: 0 - 6 yr 7 - 18 yrs 19 yrs+

BYO Lunch or can be purchased at the local shops. Tea and Coffee and biscuits supplied.

Do you consent to VALID keeping our details to send you updates about events & information that are relevant to families? Yes / No If you miss out on this course do you want to put on the wait list? Yes / No

Please return your EOI to VALID

Registrations CLOSE on 6 th Augus 2018 Reg( ster ASAP as limited numbers)

To Register return the above EOI or MORE INFORMATION

to - VALI, PO Box 597, Mallacoota Vic 3892

or emailannet @valid.org.au

arents/families

& support

note that there are limited places you will be notified you are successful gaining a place in the course.

Annette Axen

Sept 19th

27 Monaro Highway, Can River 3890 Nurse: 5158 6274 Admin: 5158 6210 Fax: 5158 6409 cvbncadmin@gha.net.au www.cannvalleybnc.com.au Man Cave

Join us…… Every Friday at 12:00pm All welcome, ladies too.

Come and relax, meet new people or old friends.

Plan projects and tell us how you would like the Man Cave to develop.

See you there

Massage Therapist Relaxation, Deep Tissue, Hot Rock and

Sports Massage

Jodie visits the Bush Nursing Centre Once a month. To make an appointment;

Call Jodie on: 0438 096 808

Gift Vouchers available

EVERY MONDAY

Playgroup 10 –12

Centrelink Agent 11 –2

EVERY TUESDAY

Centrelink Agent 11 –2

Life Skills for Women 11– 2

Patchwork 10am

EVERY WEDNESDAY

Produce Swap 10 –2

Gold coin lunch 12—1

Stitch kids 4 –5

Art Craft/ Local History alt weeks 6pm-8pm

Gipp Sport Carpet Bowls 1– 2

Drug /Alcohol counsellor

EVERY THURSDAY

EVERY FRIDAY

Man Cave 12pm

IT help 10– 12

WHAT’S ON THIS FORTNIGHT

9th Aug: Community presentation @ CVBNC

11 & 18th Aug: NDIS family planning course

14th Aug: Bus to Bairnsdale $5 fee

14th Aug: Massage Therapist @ CVBNC

16th Aug: Planned Activity group @CVBNC

17th Aug: Physiotherapist

17th Aug: Get Fit program with physio

22nd Aug: Dr Irene Kirczenow

1st Aug: Hairdresser Rhonda Gillard @ CRCC

LOOK OUT FOR IN THE FUTURE….

28th Aug: Bus to Bairnsdale $5 fee

30th Aug: Planned activity group

4th Sept: Dentist

19th Sept: Podiatrist visiting

21st Sept: Art/Craft show—Theme is BIRDS

Please find more information on all these programs and events inside this Jinga.

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