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Newsletter No. 34 - Term 4– Week 4 Thursday 30th October 2014

From the Principal………….

BACK FROM JAPAN After many months of planning the trip to Japan, we have now returned! Just stating that the trip was successful would certainly be an understatement. There are so many aspects of the experience which will form lifelong memories. We enjoyed so many aspects of Japan; the culture, the food, the ease of transport, the countryside and the cities. However, the most enjoyable aspect for the children was staying with the host families and being at Lilyvale Primary School. After four days and nights with the families the children were very sad indeed to leave and the host families were very sad to see them go. There were lots of tears and many promises of seeing each other again. This time with the families gave our children the opportunity to really experience a different lifestyle. Obviously food would have been different, but so too was accommodation, with some families living further away from the school in high-rise units and some families living closer to the school with back yards and play areas. All families were extremely kind and generous. For teachers, we found it extremely interesting to watch classes being taught and to have discussions with teachers and the Principal. When we walked into assembly on the first day we found a very formal way of assembly being taken, and so we presented in a very formal manner. We soon found that the Principal and teachers have wonderful senses of humour and became just as fond of our children as the teachers are at Kalinda. The school was accommodating in every way and shared ideas of education, explanations of culture and plans for the future. With two schools, Kalinda and Warranwood, making the trip together, it means that we can expand on our Japanese programs, incorporating ongoing exchanges of ideas with Lilyvale Primary School. This gives our children an opportunity to share work and collaborative practices with the children at Lilyvale, and also provides a real life experience for our children to use their Japanese language. After we had visited the school we spent time in the Japanese countryside, visiting shrines, waterfalls and admiring the changing autumn scenery. In Tokyo we spent the last full day at Disneyland which was a lot of fun, even on a rainy day. The following day, before we went to the airport in the evening, we visited the wonderful Science Museum. There were many interactive displays for the children to explore and they greatly enjoyed the whole experience. We had to keep rounding them up so we would not be late for the airport but they wanted to see everything and kept asking for more time! I have to thank Lilyvale Primary School for their generosity of time and resources, as well as the host families, who were just wonderful to our children. I also want to acknowledge the time and effort of Cheryl Henry-Wild who organised the travel connections, and Hiromi and Tanya from Warranwood PS who organised the educational program at Lilyvale and the whole tour. It was great travelling with Steve Albon, Principal of Warranwood PS and further consolidated our two schools working together in the future.

WHAT NEXT?

Many parents have been asking me about next year and a trip to JIRS in India. I can confirm we will be offering a trip to JIRS in August next year. Information for 2015 Level 4 students will go home to families very soon. Our students will stay at JIRS and take part in all aspects of life at this wonderful school.

GAIL POLLARD PRINCIPAL

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Photos from Japan: To see many more photos of Japan please go to the Branch Out Blog: http://kalindabranchout2014.blogspot.com.au/

Events Calendar

Forms sent home to Families – 23 – 30 October 2014 Notice Distributed to: Return by:

2015 Parent Payments Notice Youngest in Family

Twilight Market Update Eldest n/a

Yr 6 Graduation Bears/Balls Order Form Year 6 7th November

2015 Polos & Jackets for Year 6 Year 5 14th November

Graduation Tickets & Dress Code Year 6 5th November

Canberra Camp Payment Sheet Years 4 & 5 6th November

Egg Allergy Notice Prep T n/a

October

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st - Curriculum Day (Pupil-free day)

November

3

rd - Uniform Shop Closed today

4th - Cup Day (Public Holiday – Metro)

7th - Prep Transition Session 2 – 9.30-11am

13th - Graduation Dancing – MPR Level 4

14th - Twilight Market, 5-8pm at Kalinda

17th - P&F Meeting – 9.30am Stadium

17th - School Council Mtg. – 7.30pm

20th - Graduation Dancing – Level 4 MPR

21st - Prep Transition Session 3 – 9.30-11am

22nd

- Working Bee – Saturday – 10am-12noon 24

th - Curriculum Day (Pupil-free day)

27th - Graduation Dancing – Level 4 MPR

December

2

nd - Parent Helpers Morning Tea

4th - SAKG Afternoon Tea

5th

– Junior Athletics Day – Preps – 2 8

th – Prep (2015) Info Night

9th -

Orientation Day for 2015 Preps & Yr 7. 9

th - Last day for Uniform Shop Sales.

10th - P&F Meeting – 9.30am Stadium

– and Christmas at Kalinda Kafe 11

th - Kalinda Carols Night

13th - Hot Dog Day – Last day of Canteen

15th

- Uniform Shop Closed for Stocktake 15-18

th – Levels 1 & 2 Swimming

17th

- Year 6 Graduation Night 19

th – End of Term 4 – 1.30pm Dismissal

TERM DATES 2014

Term 4 – 6 October - 19 December NB: 1.30pm Dismissal on 19

th Dec.

TERM DATES 2015

Term 1 – 28 Jan (teachers start) - 27 March Pupil Free Day 29 Jan – Students begin 30

th Jan.

Term 2 – 13 April - 26 June Term 3 – 13 July - 18 September Term 4 – 5 October - 18 December CANTEEN ROSTER – Week 2

5/11/14 - Kim H. & Mel McP. 6/11/14 - Karen P. & Carol H. 7/11/14 - Jo H. & Adrianne H. If you wish to contact Jo in the Canteen, her mobile number is 0402 031 447. NB: UNIFORM SHOP IS CLOSED ON MONDAY, 3

RD NOVEMBER

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PUPIL OF THE WEEK

P/M Lucy G. - For excellent writing about the ‘Paper Bag Princess’ that had question marks, exclamation marks…and talking marks! Sienna S. - For working out the faces, edges and corners of 3D shapes. Great work! P/T Jett P. - For concentrating hard and continually producing quality work! Benjamin E. - For continually challenging himself and having a go at some tricky words in his writing.

12C Darcy B. - For deciding yourself to rewrite some work to do a better job. Very impressive Darcy!

Angus M. - For learning how to play new games outside and showing good sportsmanship. Harry S. - For your incredible enthusiasm every single day towards your work.

Fantastic Harry! 12D Hudson B. - For always trying your best in class and producing fantastic work. Well done! 12S Sean O’L. - For making ‘great’ choices about his own learning. Great effort ‘Superstar’. 34P Noah K. - For writing a well-structured explanation text on ”Chess”. Great work, Noah. Jordan H. - For being able to correctly name a variety of 3D shapes. Great job, Jordan. 56I Dayna R. - For completing her Maths application task independently and to a great standard. Well done, Dayna! 56K John C. - For demonstrating an improved work ethic and focus during class. 56M Kirsten N. - For being a positive and friendly group member within her CBL group.

Jai C. - For making mature decisions related to his CBL group. You’re a great team member. Thomas B. - For continuing to set himself high standards in all his work. Excellent job Tom! Visual Arts Award 34J Shaylee G. - For being such a reliable and helpful Art Monitor.

Relay For Life Join Team Kalinda in the Relay for Life!

15 November 2014, from 4pm

Town Park Athletic Track, Croydon

To register to join our team or to donate go to www.relayforlife.org.au,

For more information see Mrs. Karen Johns or contact Anne on 0434 989 528

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JAPAN BRANCH OUT TRIP I have just come back from Japan on the Branch Out trip. Japan was awesome. There were so many amazing things, like Shrines and shopping places. My favourite place that we went to was my host family. We did lots of things together. We played games, went shopping and tried heaps of new foods. I tried okonomiaki which is Japanese pancakes with vegetables, Dragon fruit, some sort of fish and Japanese green tea. Parents say that if you drink the morning tea it will save you from danger. At the shops we bought some yummy foods to try like chocolate lollipops and jellies. We also bought some post cards and rubbers for my friends. Together we played indoor badminton. It was so much fun. Along the trip we all went to Tosyogu Shrine. There we went and saw 520 little Buddhist statues. We all tried to find one that looked like us. I couldn't find one. Jack found one, Cameron found one and many other people but not me :( the photos of this are up on the blog http://kalindabranchout2014.blogspot.com.au By Lucy

I am going to talk about Japan. I'll start with Disneyland first. Disneyland was fun. It had a few rides and parades. It wasn't as big as I expected but it was still decent. The theme park was split into sections: Toontown, Tomorrow land, Critter country, Fantasy land, Adventure and Western. I liked Tomorrow land the best cause it had Space Mountain. Space Mountain is the most popular ride in Disneyland, it takes an hour at minimum to queue up, unless you had a fast pass. I went on it twice, once with a fast pass and once without. You go in the dark really fast with unexpected turns and drops. The other ride I liked was Splash Mountain. You sit in a log and go through a decorated cave. By decorated I mean packed with all these moving animals singing songs. After a few drops and looking around the cave at the animals, there is this one drop that's practically vertical. Your tummy just drops and they take a photo. The food there wasn't bad. There were ice creams, burgers, hot dogs, pizza and more. At the end there were some fireworks that looked pretty cool. We couldn't stay for long because the bus driver was waiting. Now the plane ride. In total (to and from) it took 20 hours. The food on the plane was different, the movies were good but we couldn't watch M, sleeping was a problem and it was so loud. Toilets: Some were built into the ground and some had different spray options, flush options, seat temperature options and games. Host family: One time we went to a sushi train place. One time we went to kendo training. And one time we went to a theme park called Kidzania, which is a place where you can role play over 80 different jobs. I was a pilot, fireman, doctor and security guard. My favourite was fireman, cause you drive in a fire truck, I was in the front with my host sister Nanase; we were making funny announcements so people would get out the way. Once we got to our destination (aka burning to pieces house) we had to put it out with hoses. After that we earned a badge for bravery. School: The school was massive. It had so many things, including a cafeteria which we don't have over here. You didn't get to choose what you want but they changed the meal every day. The food was okay; it would be a 5.5/10. After eating you would have to brush your teeth before you can play. At lunchtime you can play a variety of things like play basketball, dodgeball and badminton, all in the stadium. You could play soccer or tiggy, hide and seek, anything like that. You couldn't bring any of your own stuff to play with though. With classes you have periods, which are different subjects. I spent most classes with my host brother but occasionally went to other classrooms. Best part of Japan was my host family and the most different was the food. By Archer

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Kalinda Bands Rock Out at Ainslie Park Festival!

On Saturday 25th October, the Kalinda Senior Wonnies band and the Wonnies Super Band put on a spectacular performance and drew quite a crowd at Ainslie

Park Primary School’s festival.

The bands covered a great selection of songs, including ‘My Hero’ by The Foo Fighters, ‘Hall of fame’ by The Script and ‘Livin’ On a Prayer’ by Bon Jovi.

Congratulations to the band members, Max, Jackson, Koby, Charlotte, Will and

Tom for your contagious energy and confidence on stage. What a great performance!

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TRANSITION

During Level Three transition, the Grade Two students with our Grade Three students participated in a variety of learning activities. One activity was to research facts about bees using the Level Three Chromebooks and iPads, which was followed on by a walk through our vegetable garden (where thankfully no bees were to be found!) and finally the Grade Three students demonstrated their knife skills by skilfully slicing carrots, cucumber and celery, which we all enjoyed.

WORKING BEE NEWS Many thanks to the following families for their assistance during last weekend’s working bee: Chipperfield, Dong, Herath, Hicks, Kannegiesser, Knox, McCartney, Zhan, Birch and Qi, along with their mini-helpers; Gemma, Harley, Bobby, Ethan, Ava, Jack, Eddie, Alicia and Benjamin. On a beautiful Spring morning, we managed to stay on top of a few ongoing projects as well as to complete a few stand-alone jobs. 'Boxes ticked' included:

a security light was repaired;

soft-fall was re-spread to priority areas (in all playgrounds) and reclaimed from surrounding areas;

sand-pits were rejuvenated;

timber retaining structures at (all of): the synthetic basketball courts, outside Prep R and surrounding the central playground - continue to be repaired and/or extended;

grass was trimmed around the school’s new mobile soccer goals;

specific, mud-affected areas of the synthetic basketball courts were high-pressure cleaned;

cobwebs were cleared across the school;

specific ground-water drains were cleared;

a damaged panel at the front of the stage was repaired; and…

garden beds at the school’s entrance were weeded.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to every family who participates at our working bees, as we simply could not keep our huge grounds looking as pleasant as they are without you. And, as always, we would also like to say a massive thank you to Bryan Bennett and Ted (and Nathan) Dugdale who - along with Steve Harvey and Michael Raftopoulos (and Katie)- organise the jobs that need doing and (most importantly) make sure the BBQ is ready for hungry workers!

If you have not yet participated in a working bee you are very welcome to attend our last working bee for the year. Many hands make light work and it’s always a great opportunity to meet other parents and for your children to get together.

THE NEXT WORKING BEE (AND FINAL FOR 2014) IS ON

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22nd

from 10:00am - 12:00noon. See you there!”

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LEVEL 2 POETRY

Continuing on with poetry, the recent thunderstorm was a creative springboard for Level 2 students! Thunderstorms! By Jet W. Grade 1 Thunder rumbling Lightning crashing Dark clouds Terrifying sounds Amazing storm. Lightning Strikes. By Harry S. Grade 1. Thunder crashes Lightning strikes, You see yellow lights and dark clouds. I’m hidden under the doona cover, Trees split, branches fall, Down comes the rain! The amazing lightning rumbling Hamish is scared of lightning Umbrellas for the lightning-king Noah loves lightning Dogs are scared of lightning Eat apples when thunderstorms come Rumbling, rumbling, bang! Sparks bang! Thunderstorms are crashing! Oh! It was dark. Really loud! Monsters scare away lightning Storms are cool! Bang! By Josh L Grade 2 Forks of lightning The unbelievable rumbling Bright sparks Amazing cracks Bang, crash, boom!! By Ben W. Grade 2 I wake up in the night and heard bang, bang! It hurt my ears, I looked out my window And saw lightning and heard a crash! I was scared, but then I fell asleep. By Cooper W. Grade 1.

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From the sports desk…

KALINDA PRIMARY SCHOOL’S FREE ACTIVE AFTER-SCHOOL COMMUNITIES PROGRAM:

Every Wednesday and

Friday from 3:45pm -

4:45pm.

Kalinda Primary School’s dedicated

Active After-School Communities

webpages can be found here. The Term

4 AASC program will commence on

Wednesday, October 22.

Term 4 programs offer participation

opportunities based on the following

themes:

1. Ultimate Frisbee (ProActivity),

and…

2. Karate (Lion Bushido Karate

Academy)

Wednesday afternoons (3:45pm – 4:45pm): Ultimate Frisbee (ProActivity)

Status Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7

PLACES

AVAILABLE

Wednesday,

October 22

Wednesday,

October 29

Wednesday,

November 5

Wednesday,

Nov 12

Wednesday,

Nov 19

Wednesday,

Nov 26

Wednesday,

December 3

Friday afternoons (3:45pm – 4:45pm): Karate (Lion Bushido Karate Academy)

Status Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 NO PLACES

AVAILABLE Friday

October 24 Friday

November 7 Friday

November 14 Friday

November 21 Friday

November 28 Friday

December 5 Friday

December 12

Please e-mail me on sharvey@kalinda.vic.edu.au with your child’s first name, surname and grade, as well as your first

name, surname & emergency contact details (mobile phone) if you would like your child/ren to participate.

STATE TRACK AND FIELD CARNIVAL, 2014: Well done to: Connor B who represented himself, his school and

his school District, Division and Region unbelievably well at Monday’s State Track and Field carnival (...more

information available here). Conducted at the State Athletics Centre in Albert Park, Connor hopped, stepped and

jumped his was into 7th place in the Triple-Jump event.

PARTNER NEWS: PARK ORCHARDS NETBALL CLUB: I am currently working with

the Park Orchards Netball Club to schedule a series of Come ‘n’ Try / NetSetGo

sessions for Kalinda girls who are interested in exploring Netball as a regular, extra-

curricular activity which is supported by the structures and processes of a reputable

local club. The sessions will run shortly after school, at Kalinda Primary School. Watch this space!

MILO IN2 CRICKET STARTS THIS SUNDAY AT KALINDA PRIMARY SCHOOL! I am really pleased to

be able to announce that the Kalinda P.S. / Warranwood Cricket Club partnership will see over 43 young

people taking-up cricket on Friday afternoons or Sunday mornings STARTING THIS WEEK! Of those 43…

20 are from Kalinda, and (at least) 21 children overall will be attending the Sunday morning sessions held

on Kalinda’s school oval. For further details about the entry-level IN2Cricket program – or for information about how

to get started at club-land (for our older students) – please do not hesitate to contact myself (on any of

the details below), or Warranwood Cricket Club’s Steve Toohey via: steve_toohey@hotmail.com. Further

details and all of the registration information for the MILO IN2Cricket program are available here

(search for ‘Warranwood’)

‘WONNIES SPORTS’ - KALINDA SOCCER ACADEMY: A very few places remain for (up to) 20 grade 3 and

4 students to enrol in Kalinda’s first-ever FREE ‘Wonnies’ sports program. Please e-mail Mr. Harvey on

sharvey@kalinda.vic.edu.au for an enrolment form now!

SCIENCE SAYS: I was recently pointed to

a series of short, thought-provoking,

animated videos by ‘ASAP Science’. I love

the animation style, and the topics are close

to my heart – so I thought I’d share a few of

my favourites. This week: “How Young Is

Too Young For Athletes?” See it here.

Well worth a look

Best Regards,

Steve Harvey

Physical Education, Sport & Facilities Management SSV Coordinator: Maroondah & Manningham Division(s)

Ph: (03) 9876 3289 M: (0417) 392 572 E: sharvey@kalinda.vic.edu.au

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OSHClub News Before School / After School Care Program Week 4 - Term 4 – 2014 (27 – 30 October)

Program Update

Happy Halloween everyone! Kalli has finally returned from her trip away to Western Australia; she had a great time exploring Exmouth, Karijini National Park, and Perth Zoo. She saw many fun and interesting things and will be sharing some stories and photos with us over the coming weeks. As we only have a short school week this week, we have decided to have a small “Halloween party” this Thursday afternoon where children will be decorating biscuits, making art and craft goodies and watching Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. If any children or parents have any other great ideas for our party we would love to hear from you! We will still be operating as normal on Monday next week (day before cup day) and look forward to seeing everyone. For those that are lucky enough to be going away for an extra-long weekend we hope that you have a fun time but above all that you are safe and responsible. Our theme for next week will be “horses” to celebrate the Melbourne Cup and Oakes Day. There will be many horse-themed activities available for children to participate in throughout the week. As the weather begins to improve and become warmer, just a kind reminder to all children to remember their hats at OSHClub; we will provide sunscreen for outdoor activities. Children are more than welcome to bring their own sunscreen if they wish. Kind Regards, Jeanette Lea and Kalli Boag

Next Week’s Activities

Parent Information

OSHC program phone: 0439 992 434 Coordinator: Jeanette Lea.

Assistants: Kalli Boag, Monali Shah, Wendy Reid, Emma Dempsey.

OSHClub Head Office: 03 85649000

All families must be enrolled to attend the program, remember this is Free!! Please create

an account online at www.oshclub.com.au all bookings and cancellations can also be

managed via your online account. For on the day bookings please contact the Coordinator

direct at the program.

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BE SUNSMART IN TERM 4

Here at Kalinda we are a Sunsmart school which means that all students need to wear a school-approved hat during Term 4, which can be purchased at the Uniform Shop on Monday afternoons from 3.00 – 3.45pm. If anyone is not wearing a hat, the Yard Duty Teacher will ask them to stay undercover, out of the sun, for recess and/or lunchtime.

KALINDA KAFÉ….

It’s a great place to get together every Monday morning after assembly in the Stadium Foyer for a chat, and a cake and cuppa

(gold coin donation please).

The Kafe will be operating on the following dates in Term 4.

10th November 17th November 1st December 8th December

TRANSITION DATES AT KALINDA PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR PREPS 2015

Our Prep Transition sessions for next year’s enrolled Prep students will be held on the following dates between 9.30–11am: Friday 7th November Friday 21st November Tuesday 9th December (Orientation Day) Our Uniform Shop will be open between 9.30 – 10.30am on each of these days. Parent Information Night for enrolled students is on Monday 8th December at 7pm in the Library.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

OFFICE NEWS Level 2 Swimming Expression of Interest & Deposit – The swimming deposit is due today, Thursday 30

th

October. Please complete and return forms, with the $20 deposit, as soon as possible. Canberra Camp 2015 – Please note the first instalment of $120 is due by next Thursday 6

th November.

Curriculum Days in Term 4 – Friday, 31

st October and Monday 24

th November. Students are not required to

attend school on these dates. If you have changed any of your contact details recently, could you please forward those changes to the office, either by note or email to kalinda.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au

WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECKS

A reminder that if you wish to help out at the school in any way, ie canteen, classroom help, SAKG, camps/excursions, etc. you will need a Working With Children Check. Forms are no longer available at the office; you will need to apply online at:

http://www.workingwithchildren.vic.gov.au/home/resources/forms/ UNIFORM SHOP

Please note the Uniform Shop will be closed next Monday, 3rd November. Uniform Shop is open every Monday from 3.00 – 3.45pm. If you are unable to get to the shop during these hours, order forms and price lists are available at the office, or can be downloaded from our website at www.kalinda.vic.edu.au and follow the links to Forms & Notices or to Community/Uniform Shop.

Sunsmart Hats – A reminder that 1st September is the beginning of Sunsmart. We are a

Sunsmart school which means that all students need to wear a school-approved hat, which can be purchased at the Uniform Shop. SHANNON & JO UNIFORM SHOP COORDINATORS SCHOOL BANKING – COMMONWEALTH BANK TERM 4 COMPETITION The precious prizes to win:

40 x GoPro Hero3 White Edition Cameras

150 x Slip ’N Slide Double Wave Riders The more you save, the more chances to win Every deposit you make through School Banking will automatically create one entry for you into the competition (up to a maximum of 6 entries), so bring your yellow or black Dollarmites wallet and deposit book to school each Friday. The Competition runs from 20th October - 30th November 2014. Good luck! JULIE & KYLIE STUDENT BANKING COORDINATORS

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KALINDA COMMUNITY NOTICE BOARD

APPLES STRAIGHT FROM

THE ORCHARD…….

New seasons apples are now being picked. Our apple man will next be delivering apples on, Thursday 13th November. If you would like to order apples, please

see Gill or Annie at the office with your order and payment by Wednesday 12

th November. Bags are

approximately 5-6kg. Available are:

Pink Ladies Granny Smiths Golden Delicious (No Royal Galas or Fujis available at the moment.) ALL apples are now $10 per bag.

Green & Brown Pears are $8.00 per bag.

See the Community Board in the Foyer for more events. The Department of Education & Early Childhood Development (DEECD) and Kalinda Primary School, do not endorse the products or services of any private advertiser. DEECD and Kalinda Primary School accept no responsibility for accuracy of information contained in advertisements or claims made by them.

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Parents Victoria Online Conference

October 2014 & May 2015

First four days: 6am Monday 27 October 2014 to 11pm Thursday 30 October

(Australian Eastern Standard time)

Register (for no cost) at: http://www.straighttothepoint.co/pv/register/

Parents are invited to this no-cost opportunity for discussion and debate and we encourage your participation

The four one-day topics are Homework, Access, Reporting and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). The ongoing topic of Funding, an additional topic, will run for the entire four days. There will also be an opportunity for participants to raise other issues. DAY 1: Monday 27 October: Homework - how much and when? Hosted by: Victoria Hall, DEECD & Leanne McCurdy, Parents Victoria DAY 2: Tuesday 28 October: Access. How and why is it important to you for your child to have access to high quality state school education in your local community? Hosted by Catherine Hall, Our Children Our Schools & Elaine Crowle, Parents Victoria DAY 3: Wednesday 29 October: Reporting. What do you really want to know about your child's progress at school? When and how would you prefer to receive this information? Hosted by Kathryn Patford, DEECD & Nicole Sweeney, Parents Victoria DAY 4: Thursday 30 October: BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). BYOD is a fast-growing trend in our schools; how is this working for your family? Hosted by Peter Maggs, DEECD & Sharron Healy, Parents Victoria FOUR-DAY ONGOING TOPIC: 27-30 October inclusive: Funding. What should the government pay for? What, when and how should assistance be provided for disadvantaged students?

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The following holiday programs at Irabina are available for booking now.

The Irabina Bayswater January 2015 School Holiday program

The Irabina Bayswater School Readiness program.

The Irabina Bayswater Holiday Lego Club Program.

These program can be Fachsia funded. Book early to avoid disappointment.

As these places tend to fill rapidly, please ensure that you return your registration of interest as soon as

possible. Register at www.irabina.com

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