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News & Views Crookwell Public School

28th June, 2019 Term 2 Week 9

Jet Tate writing a creative and thoughtful poem about refugees to commemorate Refugee Week.

Charles Butler and Ellie Whittington for stepping in as Peer Support Leaders and doing a wonderful job.

Miss Bell for supporting her fellow teachers.

Jonah Allwright for showing leadership during Peer Support.

Evelyn Dark, George Willis, Charlie Colley & Isabella Cole for leaving Mrs Bell speechless at the Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking competition on Monday, well done!

John Wilson for helping someone who was injured.

Eli Stewart and Abigail Gray for excellent homework once again!

Issy Cole for representing our school at the MPPS at such short notice!

Charles Butler for being so reliable.

Mr Atfield for just being simply amazing.

Aiden Stubbings for applying great mathematical reasoning.

Harrison Galway for helping Koa Pick when she was injured.

Sam Frost for offering a helping hand to Chloe Price when she was unwell.

Jack Frost for helping a friend to get a band aid.

Mrs Bell and Mrs Graham for running a fantastic social, thank you!

George Lee for showing everyone how it is done on the stage at the school social.

The guinea pig helpers for showing commitment in their new role.

Charli Kelly for taking her writing to the next level.

Ivy Bailey for being a wonderful helper.

Rhiannon Foster for being an excellent assistant at the social.

5/6 Dingo for displaying maturity and a positive attitude towards all aspects of their learning.

Stage 3 students for their creative and interesting STEM projects.

Ronan Berney for his focus during creative writing.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gundungurra

nation, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future

43 Denison Street, Crookwell

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

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Working Together, Growing Together

Next week Mon. 01 Jul ‘Flying Start’ ~ 9:30am - 11:00am

Mon. 01 Jul Kids on Keyboard Concert – 10:30am

Mon. 01 Jul Parent/Teacher Interviews – Yr 5/6 classes

Tue. 02 Jul Parent/Teacher Interviews – Yr 3/4 classes

Wed. 03 Jul Parent/Teacher Interviews – Year 1/2 classes

Wed. 03 Jul School readiness talk at SDN Preschool

Thur. 04 Jul Parent/Teacher Interviews - Kindergarten

Fri. 05 Jul Pyjama Day Fundraiser for Year 6

Fri. 05 Jul Last day of Term 2

Coming up

Mon. 22 Jul Term 3 Staff Development Day

Tue. 23 Jul Students return to school for Term 3

Wed. 31 Jul Book Fair Purchasing

Thur. 01 Aug Girls Touch Football @ Yass

Fri. 02 Aug Jeans for Genes Day

Fri. 06 Sep Infants Canberra Theatre Excursion

Kids on Keyboard Concert Parents and guests of our Kids on Keyboards students are invited to attend the end of term concert, Monday 1

st July in

the school hall beginning at 10.30am. The whole school will be in attendance to listen to how our keyboardists have improved over the term. We hope to see you there!

Flying Start This week our topic of discussion was the types of homes we live in and the types of homes that Australian animals live in. We read the story, Possum Magic, by Mem Fox, and drew our homes with pastel crayons. The students are getting noticeably familiar with school routines such as walking in lines following one another and answering their names to the morning roll call. We have one Flying Start session left next week. We will return on Monday 29

th July for the first Term 3

session. We hope to see you all again next Monday from 9.30am until 11.00am.

Kelsey Ann Pearson paints a bright picture.

Paige Hill enjoys using the whiteboards to draw.

Leo Campbell uses the green whiteboard marker to draw a

picture with Maaz sitting next to him.

Koa Haynes loves the feel of the kinetic sand running

through her fingers.

Billy, Maaz and Sophie play with the animals in the new

barn.

Dorothy Lindner shows off her excellent drawing of her

house.

Earn & Learn Woolworths Earn & Learn has finished but we are still collecting any last minute stickers that you may have at home. Please place any stickers you have in the box at the front of the office as soon as possible so we can commence the final count and choose our prize.

Term 2 Social On Tuesday night we held our second social of the year. School socials allow students to relax and have fun with their friends and teachers to celebrate a successful term of school. The theme for this social was ‘favourite cartoon character’. Many students and parents went to great lengths to prepare some amazing costumes. A big thank you; to all students who attended the fun night, their parents for their preparation of costumes and to the teachers who enthusiastically celebrated with the students.

Emily Simpson dressed as a Vulpix, Pokémon character.

Katelyn Kelly makes a gorgeous fairy.

Ellie and Sianabel made a Catdog costume and spent all

night by each other’s side.

Crystal and Montanna enjoyed a good night dancing at the

social together.

Mia, Flo, Abby and Kiarna are dressed as Peppa Pig

characters.

Issy Cole and Regan Selmes are gorgeous clowns for the evening.

Luigi and Mario make excellent teachers!

Jacob, Bodi and Johnny really pull off their ‘Men in Black’ costumes.

Mother and son, Marge and Bart Simpson, also made an appearance at the social.

Look at all the cute Minnie’s on the stage.

Sonny and Charlie enjoyed the games during the social.

Myles gives Ihaka a piggy back during the newspaper

balancing game so they didn’t take up too much space.

Mr Harrop and Mrs Hayes turn the well-cooked sausages,

just in time for dinner.

Pyjama Day – Year 6 Fundraiser! On the very last day of term, Friday 5

th July, Year 6 is hosting

a pyjama day! All students and staff are invited to wear their warmest pyjamas to school for the day and bring along a gold coin donation. Please remember to wear appropriate footwear that is covered and has strong soles for the playground. Dressing gowns, bed socks and teddy bears are all acceptable! The monies raised will go towards Year 6 camp. We hope you will support us and join in on our fun! Thank you, Year 6 Fundraising Committee

Home and Emergency Contact Details The colder weather has now set in and the chance of having to evacuate the school due to heavy snow or extreme weather increases. It is important that we have current contact details in case of an emergency. If you have recently changed your mobile phone number, changed address or any other emergency contact details please contact the office and have these details updated as soon as possible.

Stage 3 Gymnastics Year 6 students had a great session with Vaughn consolidating their gymnastics skills. Gross motor skills are a really important area to develop in young people. These stage 3 students are extending their movements, stretch and skill in a variety of gymnastic techniques. The quality of their handstands are to be admired! Oh to be that young again! Well done, Stage 3!

Sam McGregor crab walks backwards!

Ronan Berney bunny hops through the honeycomb hoops.

George Lee extends his skills by completing leg lifts

backwards along the beam.

Year 6 get into position for the balancing competition!

Look at this amazing handstand technique!

Developmental Play Students have been experiencing a range of fine motor activities during Developmental Play on Friday afternoons. Fine motor skills involve the use of the smaller muscle of the hands, commonly in activities like using pencils, scissors, construction with Lego or Duplo, doing up buttons and opening lunch boxes.

Lennon Osborne and Nathaniel Hockley practise tall towers.

Who can make the tallest tower before it crumbles?

Cooper Galway and Mia McDonald attempt to thread beads onto spaghetti pieces. Who will be the first to reach the top?

Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking

On Monday, four very talented students from CPS travelled to Jerrabomberra Public School to participate in the regional Multicultural Perspectives Public Speaking competition. Evelyn Dark and George Willis represented Stage 2 and presented their speeches with increased confidence and high levels of engagement. The audience was a combination of students, parents and teachers from a range of schools in our ‘zone’ such as Queanbeyan, Cooma, Wee Jasper and Braidwood. After presenting their prepared speech, they then had to present an impromptu speech, with only 5 minutes of preparation time. Stage 2’s topic was ‘A good idea’. Evelyn spoke about how important it is to share and listen to other people’s ideas and gave great examples of these. George exquisitely connected his impromptu speech to reducing plastic as ‘a good idea’! George received high commendations for his impromptu speech from the adjudicator and audience. Evelyn was awarded ‘Runners Up’ for the entire Stage 2 competition! An amazing effort!

Next up, Charlie Colley and Isabella Cole represented CPS in the Stage 3 division. Charlie thoroughly engaged the adjudicator and audience with his humorous speech on how he would welcome his Japanese friend to Australia. Isabella spoke clearly and confidently about the incredible opportunities and experiences Australia has to offer and her families’ experience moving from Malta to Australia. For the impromptu section, which is worth 50%, they were given the topic ‘A waste of time’. Charlie spoke about littering as a waste of time and how it effects the environment. Issy associated this topic with social media being a waste of time! (There were a lot of nods from the audience!) Issy received enormous praise from the Principal of Jerrabomberra Public School, Chris Hunter, as she accepted the last minute offer to represent CPS late on Sunday evening. Thank you so much Issy, you really shone!

It must be said that these four Crookwell Public School students delivered prepared and impromptu speeches to a very high standard and should be extremely proud of how far they have come in every aspect of the competition. We are all so proud of you!

George Willis and Evelyn Dark are thrilled with their results!

Michael Dark couldn’t be prouder of his daughter, Evelyn, as

Runners Up.

It was a family affair for the Willis’. Thank you Adrian, Betsy and Charles for supporting George.

Isabella Cole and Charlie Colley look sharp… and relieved,

once the speeches were completed.

Charlie and his mum, Karen, are ecstatic about this amazing

experience.

Peer Support Students are becoming more resilient through exploring the theme in Peer Support! It is great to see! Listening to students’ ideas and contributions to whole school discussions after assembly each week has been really beneficial. Well done CPS on moving forward, taking on new challenges and making others feel safe and respected!

Billy, in Year 5, works with his younger group members:

Michael, Jim and Nathaniel.

Owen enjoys spending time with his Peer Support buddies Lane and Shae.

Dustin, Charlotte and Haris learn about seeing the positive side in situations.

Joshua Ross demonstrates a perseverance strategy with his

group members: Thomas, Poppy and Crystal.

Angus Barber is always having a great time during Peer

Support! Keep up the positivity!

Athletics Champs - the results are in! The athletics carnival seems like a long time ago but we have only just finished off the last of the high jump due to having so many other sporting and extracurricular events. The district athletics carnival has been pushed back to Friday week 2, Term 3 (Friday, 2

nd August).

The age champions for each age group have been collated including students that caught up events due to other sporting events. Points for age champion are accrued by placing 1

st, 2

nd or 3

rd in an event gaining 3, 2 or 1 point(s)

respectively.

Age champions- Junior Boys- Erik Skelly and Alex Anderson Junior Girls- Crystal Pick 11 Years Boys- Charles Butler 11 Years Girls- Ella-Louise Hollis 12/13 Years Boys- Samuel McGregor 12/13 Years Girls- Lillian Skelly The medal ceremony will take place on Friday 5

th July (Week

10), parents and guests are welcome.

Congratulations and good luck to all the Crookwell Public School students participating in the district athletics carnival.

Book Club Issue 4 We have received two orders for this issue that have no name on the order form. If you did an order for $37 or $15 could you please contact the front office and leave your details with them and we will get in contact with you to confirm. Once these orders are confirmed they will be ordered but they will arrive separately from the rest of the schools order.

School readiness talk If you are unsure if your child is ready to commence school next year, in 2020, please come along to a school readiness talk by our Kindy teachers, Miss O’Neill and Ms Caffery. The talk will be held at Crookwell SDN Preschool at 3.30pm until 4.00pm on Wednesday 3

rd July 2019. We will be discussing

how to know when your child is ready to commence school and what to do to prepare them.

Why read 20 minutes at home each day? If a student is read to and then starts reading themselves from Kindergarten they would have read the equivalent of 60 school days by the time they complete Year 6. Want to be a better reader? Simply read!

Boys Touch Football The boys played two matches on Thursday, 27

th June, at

Carr-Confoy Park, Goulburn. Their first game was up against Bradfordville, a team the boys had convinced themselves they could not beat due to the amount of representative players in the opposing team. Crookwell would not accept defeat and managed to pull off a nail-biting victory (6-5), sending them through to the next round against Wollondilly Public School.

This second match really saw the boys come together as a team. The encouragement, team work and skill displayed throughout the match was inspiring. Not one player can be singled out because each and every one of them played exceptionally well. Crookwell came away with a 9-3 victory.

Congratulations boys and good luck in the next round against Goulburn East Public School.

Ear to ear grins all around!

I am not sure who was more excited, the boys, or Mrs

Thorpe?

2019 Semester 1 Reports – An Explanation Dear Parents/Carers,

On Monday 24th

June reports were mailed home for every student. Each year we refine our reports to suit not only changes in curriculum, but also acting on feedback from staff and parents. Our reports must adhere to departmental guidelines in many respects.

One of the main focuses for our staff is to ensure consistency with our assessing and reporting. Our teachers have spent many sessions working together to analyse student work samples and evaluate the levels of achievement. Students are tracked on syllabus outcomes in order to identify where each child sits at this point in time for the grade expectations. These identify what the expected outcomes are for students by the end of the semester. Teachers can then determine the level of achievement for every student.

OVERALL LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT

Kindergarten – Year 6 reports:

The Department of Education mandates that all student reports are to use a standard achievement rating scale. Below is our interpretation and how we will report to our families:

Outstanding Achievement For a student to attain Outstanding they would have an extensive knowledge and understanding of the content and

readily be able to apply this to other areas. They would be working on an individualised or adjusted learning program and be achieving well beyond stage level (i.e. if in Year 2

they would be working at and achieving at Year 4 or higher).

High Achievement For a student to attain High they would have a thorough

knowledge and understanding of content. The student would be working at and achieving above grade level (i.e. if in

Year 2 they would be working at and achieving at Year 3 level).

Sound Achievement Students achieving Sound are working at achieving at their appropriate grade level (i.e. if in Year 2 they are working at and achieving at Year 2 level). It is the expected level of

achievement according to the child’s grade.

Basic Achievement For a student to receive Basic they would have a basic

knowledge of the content and be working at and achieving below grade level (i.e. if in Year 2 they would be working at

and achieving a Year 1 level).

Limited Achievement For a student to receive Limited they would have a very limited knowledge of content covered and be working at and achieving well below grade level, even at an earlier stage

(i.e. if in Year 4 they would be working at and achieving at Year 2 or lower).

Parents should note that a ‘sound’ grade is a good grade! It means that your child is working where they should be at this point in time.

EFFORT

All students will also receive an effort rating for each subject area. Effort reflects how well a student has tried, the persistence and determination to achieve at the best level of which they are capable. Effort will be rated as:

5 – Excellent 4 - Very Good 3 - Acceptable 2 - Needs Improving 1 - Little/No Effort

I trust that this has provided you with some explanation of what to expect when sharing reports with your children. Any parents wishing for further clarification are most welcome to contact the school.

When you receive your child’s report you will notice that the report format has changed this year. We would greatly appreciate your feedback on the changes we have made. There will be a short survey that we would like parents to complete at Parent/Teacher interviews in relation to the new report format. We thank you in advance for your participation in the survey.

“Every child deserves a champion: an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists they become the best they can possibly be.” - Rita Pierson

GCOPS Concert and Final Rehearsal at Goulburn Workers Club The GCOPS concert will be held on Thursday 8

th August.

The participating students will be travelling to the Goulburn Workers Club on Thursday 8th August 2019, by bus, for their final concert rehearsal. Students and staff will leave Crookwell Public School at 9.30am and return by 3pm. Students will need to pack their recess, lunch, hat and a water bottle in their school bags. Full winter school uniform is to be worn by all students. There is no payment required for

this rehearsal as our second group rehearsal was held in Crookwell and students paid for two bus trips to Goulburn earlier in the year. Please fill out the attached permission note and return it to the office by Friday 2

nd August.

Students will be required to travel into the Goulburn Workers Club with a parent/carer for the evening concert, meeting at 6.45pm for a 7.00pm start and to be picked up at the conclusion of the concert.

The students participating in the concert are:- Issy Cole, Flo Dark, Abigail Gray, Miles Pitt-Lancaster, Abby Merryfull, Emma Robertson, Joshua Ross, Charlotte Selmes, Eli Stewart, Sophie Watson, Maddy Wray, Lily Butler, Sam Dooley, Jesse Faulkner, Hanna Hunt, Stirling Inder, Luke Palmer, Cody Tate, Eve Roberts, Regan Selmes, Billy Snape, Ellie Whittington, Betsy Willis, Mia Anderson, Sianabel Anderson, Claire Collins, Skye Garnham, Skyelah Gray, Ella Hollis, Annie Knight, Kiarna McCarten, Darcie Osborne, Ava Rogan, Sophie Ward, Ruby Butler, Annabelle Caves, Evelyn Dark, Shae Dumesic, Kade Fowler, James Kelly, Elizabeth McDonald, David Pick, Louise Robertson, Emily Simpson, Ben Webster, Johnny Wilson, Elle Batey, Naomi Cramp, Ada Dunn, Michael Foster, Alyssa Huang, Katelyn Kelly, William McDonald, Crystal Pick, Poppy Stephenson, George Willis, Mackenzie Gauci, Sienna Grey, George Lee and Sam McGregor. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GCOPS rehearsal in Goulburn- Thursday 8th August 2019

I give _________________________________ permission to attend the GCOPS final rehearsal on Thursday 8th August 2019 in Goulburn at the Goulburn Workers Club. I understand that my child will be travelling to and from the venue by bus. Emergency Phone contact: ________________________ Parent/Guardian Name: ___________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:_________________________ Date__________________ If payment made online POP Receipt # ________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GCOPS Concert Tickets Tickets are now available to be purchased for the Goulburn Community of Public Schools (GCOPS) concert being held on Thursday 8

th August, 2019. Tickets have been

allocated at 2 tickets per participating student. If you have one child participating, you can purchase 2 tickets. If you have 2 children participating, you can purchase 4 tickets etc. Toddlers who will be sitting on their parent’s lap DO NOT require a ticket. Tickets must be paid for at the time

of ordering. Once the first round of orders have been allocated, extra tickets may be available. Please fill the form in below and return it to the office by Friday 2

nd August.

GCOPS Concert Tickets

Student/s name: ___________________________________ I have enclosed $ ______________ Emergency Phone contact: ________________________ Parent/Guardian Name: _____________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:_________________________ Date__________________ If payment made online POP Receipt # ________________

Tickets Cost per ticket

Tickets Total due

Adult

$6.00

Child

$3.00

Total

$

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K-2 Excursion to Canberra Theatre 06/09/2019 On Friday 6

th September 2019, students in Kindergarten,

Year 1 and Year 2 will be travelling to Canberra Theatre to

watch the live production of ‘Possum Magic’. For more

than 30 years, Mem Fox’s Possum Magic has captivated and enchanted young people all over Australia.

Students will be leaving school at approximately 9:30am and returning to school by 4pm. This will not be in time for

students to catch the bus home, alternate arrangements need to be organised to collect students from the school at 4pm. Children will need to bring a packed recess and lunch in separate plastic bags clearly labelled with their names.

Disposable drink containers are a handy idea on this excursion. We will be eating our packed lunch at Commonwealth Park at Lake Burley Griffin.

The total cost for this excursion is $50.00 per child. This includes the theatre ticket and bus fare. To assist parents in making the payment for this excursion, a payment plan has been set up:

First Instalment of $20.00 per child is now overdue.

Second Instalment of $15.00 per child is due next Friday, 5

th July.

Last Instalment of $15.00 per child is due on 2nd

August.

Alternatively you may choose to pay the $50 in full by the 2

nd

August. If there are any questions relating to this excursion please feel free to contact the school or come and talk to one of the K-2 staff members.

Many thanks, K-2 Teachers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Infants Excursion to Canberra Theatre

I give permission for my child/ren ____________________ of __________ class to attend the infants Canberra Theatre Excursion to watch ‘Possum Magic’ on Friday 6

th September,

2019. Please find enclosed payment of $_________ towards the cost of the excursion. Signed: ______________________ Date: __________ (Parent/Caregiver) If payment made online POP Receipt Number ___________

Yours in Public Education,

Michael Whittington Principal

Jade Bell Assistant Principal

Kirstie O’Neill Assistant Principal

P&C News PIE DRIVE FUNDRAISER Thank you to all of the families and community members who supported the Term 2 Pie Drive fundraiser. We rose over $560 to support the school and your child's education! Pies can be collected from the CPS canteen on Tuesday 2/7/19 after 12:30pm.

Our time as the beneficiary of the Return and Earn program has ended, but if you would still like to support the school in this way, please feel free to drop in your return vouchers to the school office. We are going to apply to be part of this program again in the near future.

Thanks for your support!

Rebecca Dark P&C President

Canteen Roster Term 2 Food for Thought Week 10

Wednesday 3-7-19 Friday 5-7-19

Mel Stepien Jan Woods

John and Victoria Gray Lisa Chesham

Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation

thereof by Crookwell Public School.

The NSW Government Creative kids rebate for 2019 is available. McCann’s Music is a registered provider. For more information go to https://www.nsw.gov.au/news-

and-events/news/100-rebate-for-creative-kids/

Parent Teacher Interview Schedule 4th July, 2019

Time Kindy Thurs 4/7/19

8.45 am Charlotte Cramp 9.00 am Jackson Winsor 9.15 am Olivia Stepien 9.30 am Faith Riles 9.45 am Laura Watson 10.00 am Samuel Saville 10.15 am Connor Brett 10.30 am Jo-Lee Matheson 10.45 am Poppy Snape 11.00 am Cooper Norris 11.15 am

11.30 am

11.45 am

12.00 pm Oliver Keith

12.15 pm Axell Patterson

12.30 pm

12.45 pm

1.00 pm

1.15 pm

1.30 pm

1.45 pm

2.00 pm

2.15 pm

2.30 pm

2.45 pm Garth Stanger

3.00 pm Levi Nieves

3.15 pm Olivia Woods

3.30 pm Charles Willis

3.45 pm

4.00 pm

4.15 pm Caden Locke

4.30 pm

4.45 pm

5.00 pm

5.15 pm

5.30 pm Jackson Reeves

5.45 pm Isabelle Hewitt

6.00 pm Ned Anderson Details of interviews held outside the above schedule

Name /Class Time/Date Name /Class Time/Date

Lily Briggs 5.15pm on 3/7/19

Jack Frost Via phone

Parent Teacher Interview Schedule Wednesday 3rd July, 2019

Time Year 1/2G Wed 3/7/19

Year 1/2H Wed 3/7/19

Year 1/2W Wed 3/7/19

9.00 am Briah Cluney Ned Cramp Braxton Druett 9.15 am Gemma Chandler 9.30 am Caleb Woods Charli Kelly 9.45 am Nathaniel Hockley Bastian Huang 10.00 am Alvin Pearson Alvin Pearson Lachlan Nolan 10.15 am Indi Fahey Indi Fahey 10.30 am Haris Shah Haris Shah 10.45 am Emma Campbell Emma Campbell 11.00 am Jim Dawson 11.15 am

11.30 am

11.45 am

12.00 pm Tommy Dunn Levi Webster

12.15 pm Laura Churchill

12.30 pm

12.45 pm

1.00 pm

1.15 pm

1.30 pm Piquet Nelson

1.45 pm

2.00 pm

2.15 pm

2.30 pm Lennon Osborne

2.45 pm

3.00 pm

3.15 pm

3.30 pm Phoenix Davis Georgina Robertson

3.45 pm Thomas Haywood Whipp

4.00 pm

4.15 pm Logan Roberts Lachlan Pearman

4.30 pm Tully Price-Jones

4.45 pm Liam Moloney Zoe Knight

5.00 pm Ryann Ross

5.15 pm Alfie Haynes

5.30 pm Ava Wilcox-Symons

5.45 pm

6.00 pm Details of interviews held outside the above schedule

Name /Class Time/Date Name /Class Time/Date Sam Frost- 1/2 G Via phone

Sam Hunt- 1/2 H 3.15pm-1/7/19

Parent Teacher Interview Schedule July, 2019

Time Year 3/4H Tue 2/7/19

Year 3/4K

Tue 2/7/19 9.00 am Annabelle Caves Ada Dunn 9.15 am Montanna Allwright (Kelly) 9.30 am Jonah Allwright (Kelly) Michael Foster 9.45 am Sonny Woods Alexander Anderson

10.00 am James Kelly Sonny Woods 10.15 am Addie Dawson Katelyn Kelly 10.30 am Naomi Cramp 10.45 am Alyssa Huang 11.00 am Erik Skelly 11.15 am Glynn McIlwain 11.30 am 11.45 am 12.00 pm Emily Simpson Phoebe Murray 12.15 pm 12.30 pm 12.45 pm 1.00 pm 1.15 pm 1.30 pm 1.45 pm 2.00 pm 2.15 pm 2.30 pm Poppy Stephenson 2.45 pm Ruby Butler 3.00 pm Anthony Barber 3.15 pm Angus Barber 3.30 pm Taylor Eason 3.45 pm 4.00 pm Tegan Allport 4.15 pm William McDonald 4.30 pm Elizabeth McDonald 4.45 pm Ben Webster Montanna Allwright (Raph) 5.00 pm Jonah Allwright (Raph) George Willis 5.15 pm Evelyn Dark 5.30 pm Thomas Cole Joe Stephenson 5.45 pm Jack Haynes 6.00 pm Louise Robertson Reagan Willis

Details of interviews held outside the above schedule

Name /Class Time/Date Name /Class Time/Date

Parent Teacher Interview Schedule July, 2019

Time Year 5/6 Jade Mon 1/7/19

Year 5/6 Phoebe Mon 1/7/19

Year 5/6 Bojan Mon 1/7/19

9.00 am Regan Selmes Sianabel Anderson 9.15 am Charlotte Selmes Ben Lang 9.30 am Victa Woods Stirling Inder Skyelah Gray 9.45 am Abby Merryfull Billy Snape Victa Woods 10.00 am Abigail Gray Lillian Skelly Vincent Bill 10.15 am Lillie Bryan Kiarna McCarten 10.30 am Ava Rogan Darcie Osborne 10.45 am Ava Rogan 11.00 am Nathan Rowles 11.15 am 11.30 am Sophie Ward 11.45 am 12.00 pm Joshua Churchill 12.15 pm 12.30 pm 12.45 pm 1.00 pm Tahlia Gourlay 1.15 pm Charlie Colley 1.30 pm 1.45 pm 2.00 pm Cody Willis 2.15 pm 2.30 pm 2.45 pm Eli Stewart Luke Palmer 3.00 pm Cameron Morton Hanna Hunt 3.15 pm 3.30 pm Emma Robertson Betsy Willis 3.45 pm Shaymus Woodwell 4.00 pm Ellie Whittington 4.15 pm George Lee 4.30 pm Jack Speer 4.45 pm Florence Dark Billy Speer 5.00 pm Miles Pitt-Lancaster Keeley Cunningham Annie Knight 5.15 pm Jay Knight Sienna Gray 5.30 pm Maddy Wray Jesse Faulkner 5.45 pm 6.00 pm Aiden Stubbings

Details of interviews held outside the above schedule

Name /Class Time/Date Name /Class Time/Date Sophie Watson 1.7.19 @ 8:45am Shane McIlwain 2.7.19 @ 11:30am

Isabella Cole 2.7.19 @ 5:15pm Joshua Ross 2.7.19 @ 3:30pm