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KIALLA CENTRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL

NEWSLETTER

28/04/2015 Issue 11

Stars of the Week

TERM 2 ~ WEEK 3

Austin ~ Grade 6

Chloe ~ Grade 4

Riley H ~ Grade 1

Phys. Ed. Award

TERM 2 ~ WEEK 3

Our Multi-Groups Program has not started yet this term due to our

Swimming Program..

DATES TO REMEMBER

Wednesday 29th April

MACC Van (Art)

Pie Drive Orders &

payment due.

Friday 1st May

Auskick starts

Saturday 2nd May Kialla United Footy Starts

Wednesday 6th May

MARC Van (Library)

Pie Orders delivered

Thursday 7th May

Life Ed Van Visit

Friday 8th May

EGPSSA’s Cross Country

Grades 3 to 6

SPOTLIGHT ON K.C.P.S.

Name: Joshua

Nickname : Josh

Favourite Food: Ice Cream

Favourite Colour: Blue

Favourite Sport: badminton

Favourite Book: Hey Jack

Favourite Pet: Dog

When I grow up …

I want to be a bike rider.

What do I most like about Kialla Central …

Is my friends!

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Term 2 ~ Calendar of Events 2015

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 27 28 29 MACC VAN (Art) 30 1st May

4

5 Mother’s Day

activities

6 MARC VAN (Library) 7 Life Ed Van 8

EGPSSA’s Cross Country

Grades 3 to 6

11 12 13 MACC VAN (Art) 14 15

18 19 20 MARC VAN (Library) 21 OPEN DAY

22

25 26 27 MACC VAN (Art) 28 29

1st June 2 3 MARC VAN (Library) 4 5 CURRICULUM DAY

Report Writing

8 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY

HOLIDAY

9 10 MACC VAN (Art) 11 12

15 16 17 MARC VAN (Library)

Regional Cross Country

18 19 Reports go home

22 23 24 MACC VAN (Art) 25

P/T Interviews

26

P/T Interviews

HOLIDAYS BEGIN ON FRIDAY 26TH JUNE 2015

NAPLAN TESTING ~ YEARS 3 & 5

EDUCATION WEEK ~ CELEBRATIONS

Ryan Peace and Alanna Chapman

87 Delany Ave

Bright Victoria 3741

Phone: 03 5755 1911

stay@brightavenuemotorinn.com.au

www.brightavenuemotorinn.com.au

DID YOU KNOW …

Collingwood won the ANZAC Day clash against

Essendon on Saturday.

SCORES

Essendon 6 13 49

Collingwood 9 15 69

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On Saturday our School Captains, Brooke & Thomas represented our school and laid a wreath at the Shepparton RSL’s ANZAC Day service. This year they also got to march in the ANZAC Day parade. I would like to sincerely thank Brooke, Thomas, Mr Zito and their families for supporting this special event. There will be photos in next week’s newsletters.

Last Friday our grades 3 to 6 students had an unique experience with special guest Kristy Cooper shared her family’s ANZAC Day story. Her Great Grandfather Private George Hannaford served on the Western Front in World War 1. His story is part of the DVD series “In Their Footsteps ~ In a Time Of War They Risked Everything” which the students watched prior to Kristy’s visit. Our students showed great interest in Kristy’s story and asked some fantastic questions. A big thank you to Yolande Kerr who organised this opportunity for our us, donated a copy of the DVD to our Library and the thank you gifts for Kristy. On THURSDAY our HOT LUNCHES

program will start for this year. Students have the opportunity to bring a lunch that can be heated up

in our pie warmer on Tuesdays and Thurs-days. Some of our grade 5 and 6 students are responsible for our hot lunch program. To help them please do the following: # No frozen food - please thaw any frozen products as this affects heating times; # Please wrap food tightly in foil, keep it flat and clearly name your child’s lunch; & # Let your child know they have a hot lunch so they can put it the tub when our hot lunch monitors come to collect the hot lunches at the start of the day.

Students can also bring a thermos with hot food in it. I encourage families to avoid the use of boiling water due to OH & S concerns. Don’t forget pie orders and payment are due in tomorrow Wednesday 29th April. Please note that unfortunately no late orders will be taken. Delivery is on Wednesday 6th May. Pick up is in the Library from 3.15pm to 4.00pm. On Thursday 7th May is our Life Education Van Visit. There is a parent information session from 9.00am to 9.30am. These sessions give parents an insight into what the Life Ed Van is all about. Our Grade 3 to 6 students have an 1 1/2 hours session and our F to 2 have an hour session. The visit is followed up with a student work book which they will do with Miss Baker. Permission notes for this incursion were sent home last week and are due back on Friday 1st May.

Last Tuesday our grades 3 to 6 students participated in a hockey clinic ran by Hockey Victoria. This

traveling roadshow aims to promote the sport of hockey and encourage students to attend local come and try days. I know a couple of our student's attended the come and try sessions. It certain looked like everyone was having a great time. Thanks to Therese Nichloson and Michael Neilsen from SYC Hockey Club for organizing this event. Our annual swimming program at Aquamoves was held last week. As usual our students' behaviour was outstanding as they did our school proud. They certainly enjoyed their week especially Friday on the waterslide and rapid river. A big thank you

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to the numerous parent helpers who helped in the change rooms. I would also like to thanks Mr Zito, Mrs Opie, Miss Baker and Mrs Gamble. Swimming week takes an enormous amount of organization and is a disruption to our normal timetables. I would also like to thanks Dale McCully who drove one of our buses & helped Mr Z with the boys. It was great to see so many of our parents drop in during the week. We are currently doing our KCPS Cross Country. All of our students are running or walking our set course at school with the challenge of doing as many laps as they can. Our grades 3 to 6 students will participate at the East Goulburn Primary School Sports Association’s Cross Country at Princess Park on Friday 8th May. Permission notes have been sent home and are due back on Friday 1st May. The first 10 runners of each age group will qualify for the Division Cross Country on Friday 22nd May. From there it’s on to Region, State and National Cross Country Championships. Our Outside School Hours Care program is now registered as a Child Care Benefit service. This means we meet the Government’s high quality standards and operating requirements. So our families who are eligible will receive a child care rebate for our OSHC service. Information was sent home to families who currently access our

program. If you would like to know more about the CCB please see Joanne Stonehouse. I would like acknowledge the huge amount of work Jo has done in order for us to get our registration. Thanks Jo! Finally, our hard working Parents’ Club have hosted some new fundraising events for our school including: our Family Fun Night & Time Out For The Girls. On Monday 27th April we hosted our first Time out For The Girls with a number of local businesses promoting and selling a wide variety of products. Participants enjoyed supper, lucky door prizes and raffles. The night was a great success with discussions of what we will do next time suggesting it will be an annual event in our fundraising calendar of events. A sincere thank you to Deanne Moulsdale, Tish Okely, Lisa Irwin, Tracy Blake, Amy Keat, Annette Hunt and Nadine Keyter. I encourage you to support the business who supported this event. (Refer to attached flyer.) Debbie Humphries Proud Principal of KCPS

REMINDERS Pie Orders ~ Wednesday 29th April

Life Ed Van ~ Permission note 1st May

All levies to be paid by the end of this term.

FLOOR COVERING SPECIALIST

CARPET & VINYL

Installation & Repairs

Paul 0407 231 390

Paul Irwin

PI CONTRACTING

ABN 76 125 009 237

890 Archer Road

KIALLA WEST, VIC 3631

Classroom WRAP F/1/2 Gamble

In spelling we are looking at ‘ch’ words (grades 1 & 2)

We have revised how to learn words easily.

Read the word.

Identify the letters and the sounds. Really look at it!

Count the sounds & syllables.

Cover the word and write it.

Check it.

3/4 Baker

We are continuing to work on building our reading stamina

through the Daily 5 program.

We are also continuing to plan, draft and edit narratives

5/6 Zito

We are looking at mapping and grid referencing in maths.

This is being incorporated into our integrated curriculum

topic “Natural Disasters” through reading and writing.

Design & Creativity Technology ~ Miss H & Mrs O

Last week we finished our sand sculptures.

This week we are starting on our Mother's Day activities.

KIALLA GOLF CLUB PRESENTS

WEDDING GOWN

NOSTALGIA

By Una

Feldtmann Come and join the Kialla lady golf-

ers

FRIDAY 8th MAY 2015 1.00 pm for 1.30 pm

at the Kialla Golf Club

Afternoon Tea and a complimentary drink included

Tickets $15.00 each.

Please contact Mary Pettie 5823 1351

or Jen Jennings 5823 1131 by Tuesday 5th May.

A FASHION PARADE WITH A DIFFERENCE

KEEPING UP WITH THE KIDS Do you live in Kialla and have children aged 5 years and under and are looking to improve or maintain your health and fitness?

if yes This FREE program delivered by Aquamoves Lakeside Shepparton is for you! Participate in activities decided by you Join in group based physical activity and nutri-

tion sessions Receive individual fitness assessments where applicable information provided on partner support Become a peer mentor Free resources provided along the way

PROGRAM LAUNCH Wed 6 May 10am - 2pm

Community Room Riverside Plaza

To participate simply join the ‘Keeping up with the Kids’ Facebook group or contact Aquamoves on (03) 5832 9400 or email customerservice@aquamoves.com.au

Kialla United Football 2015

The junior footy season is just over a week away. Parents are reminder that all players must be registered and paid up before the season starts.

Jumper Presentation & Pie Night April 30th

Next week we will hold a jumper presentation for all teams on Thursday April 30

th at the

Kialla West Recreation Reserve. Training for all teams will conclude at 4.45pm and the players will get a pie and drink. Some season information will be provided and the players will be presented with their jumper. It is important for parents to attend the presentation night.

Go United!

COMMUNITY

BILLBOARD

KIALLA UNITED AUSKICK

Information has been sent home with those student’s who have registered online. Parents need to register and make payment for Auskick to be able to participate.

If you haven’t registered please go to www.aflauskick.com.au and follow the registration

link. Payment needs to be made before Auskickers can receive an Auskick pack or participate in the Auskick sessions as it includes an insurance component.

The Auskick pack will be mailed directly to the Auskicker’s home.

K.C.P.S. 2015 Footy Tipping Competition

Talking Footy with Bomber 10

PAID IN ADVANCE – Current at the end of Round Four

Round 23

Barrassi, Benat, Black & Red King, Bomber 10, Camel 33, Chocolate Hawk,

Coralie Gamble, De’, Eb’s, FAUM, Fourquarters, GAMS, Gromet, Harry

Mitchell, LDS, Left Back, Little Bomber, Magic Magpies, Pie Time, Rocket,

Sheedy’s Heroes, Sprocket, The Hunt Boys, The Old Don, Tiger Tay, Tigger,

Toby the Wonderdog, Two Tigers and Undercover Agent, X-man.

Round 8 ~ Hawk 4, Chris Wheeler

Round 7 ~ Panda Mask

Round 6 ~ Red Legs, Howards Heroes

Round 5 ~ Mitch Zito, Oscar

Round 4 Wrap – On Friday night the Demons had a surprise win over the Tigers by

32 points. Bomber 10 is lead to believe that there was one very happy Demons

supporter at the game. Is that right Red Legs? On Saturday morning ANZAC Day

the Blues had a much needed win over the Saints in New Zealand, while at the MCG

the Bombers lost a very scrappy game to the Magpies by 20 points. And yes Magic

Magpie was one very happy fan, not so Bomber 10. The Giants had a massive win

over the Suns defeating them by 66 points. The Power defeated the Hawks by 8

points and the Dockers had a win over the Swans. On Sunday the Eagles had a good

win over the Lions, the Kangaroos defeated the Cats and the Bulldogs had a

surprise win over the Crows.

Chocolate Hawk, Poppit 05 and Red Legs were the only three people who tipped the

Demons to defeat the Tigers. Well done to these girls. Who says girls can’t tip?

There were also four tippers who tipped the Bulldogs to win. They were Oscar,

Poppit 05, Tigger and Undercover Agent.

Star of the week for round four was Oscar who tipped 6 and Fourquarters, Pie Time,

Red Legs, Rocket, Tiger Tay and Two Tigers who all tipped 5. Well done to you all in

a round that had many surprises.

Best Winning Margin Score - Chocolate Hawk had the margin winning score of 6.

Well done girls.

Footy Tipping Ladder Leaders after Round 4 – are Chocolate Hawk, Frazzle Dazzle

and Mitch Zito who are on 20, followed by Specky Magee, Bomber10 and Mitch Zito

on 18, while on 17 we have GAMS, Two Tigers, Greymouse and Red Legs.

Apologies to Pie Time for leaving her off last week’s leaderboard.

Magic Magpie and Bomber 10 had a good day at the “G” on Saturday where they

watched the ANZAC Day game between the Bombers and the Magpies. It is with

sadness that Bomber 10 has to present the “Buckley” v “Hird” trophy to Magic

Magpie once again. Did you know that this ANZAC Day game has been played since

1995 and that the first game that was a draw? The Magpies have won 12 games and

the Bombers have won 8 games and there has been 1 draw. The Bombers player

Dustin Fletcher has played in 17 of these games.

Just a reminder to get your final top 8 teams in by this Friday 1st May.

The current Jackpot stands at $16:00

Good tipping everyone!

LADDER

Dockers

Giants

Magpies

Swans

Crows

Bulldogs

Hawks

Eagles

Tigers

Kangaroos

Bombers

Demons

Power

Blues

Saints

Cats

Suns

Lions

Leaderboard

at a Glance

24

Chocolate Hawk

Frazzle Dazzle

23

Pie Time

Mitch Zito

22

Bomber 10

Tiger Tay

21

Rocket

Specky Magee

Oscar

Heather

not happy!

Kialla Central Footy Tipping Results

2015

Round 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Results Margin

Barrassi 4 3 6 3 13 187

Batman 4 4 4 5 12 148

Benat 7 3 5 3 15 155

Black & Red King

4 4 5 2 13

239

Bomber 10 7 3 8 4 18 172

Brumby 6 5 5 16

Camel 33 5 4 7 4 16 113

Chocolate Hawk

6 5 9 4 20 76

Cooper 5 6 4 15

Coralie 3 3 6 3 12 277

De' 5 5 6 2 16 165

Eb's 4 2 5 3 11

FAUM 4 3 6 4 13 197

Four Quarters 3 4 8 5 15 217

Frazzle Dazzle 5 6 9 4 20 218

GAMS 3 5 9 3 17 134

Greymouse 5 5 7 17

Gromet 2 5 5 2 12 220

Harry M. 6 3 7 2 16 62

Howards Heroes

5 4 7 4 16 49

LDS 4 2 7 3 13 50

Left Back 6 4 6 3 16 92

Little Bomber 3 3 9 3 15 117

Magic Magpies 6 3 7 3 16 179

Mitchell Zito 7 5 8 3 20

Oscar 5 3 7 6 15

Panda Mask 4 3 8 4 15

Pie Time 8 3 7 5 18 174

Poppit 05 4 4 5 4 13

Red Legs 7 3 7 5 17 18

Rocket 6 4 6 5 16 172

Sheedy's Heroes

5 4 9 2 18

180

Specky Magee 6 4 8 3 18 177

Sprocket 5 6 3 2 14 154

The Hunt Boys 4 4 4 3 12 395

The Old Don 4 3 6 4 13 193

Tiger Tay 5 1 8 5 14 180

Tigger 5 4 7 4 16 200

Toby the Wonderdog

2 4 5 4 11

175

Toothless Tiger 5 4 4 5 13 180

Two Tigers 6 3 8 5 17 162

Undercover Agent

3 4 6 3 13

X-Man 5 4 7 3 16 36

Hawks 4 3 3 79

Chris Wheeler 4 4 155