lyrebird, term 1, week 1, 31.1.2014 - lindfield east public school

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Andrew Stevenson

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Lindfield East Public School

Term 1—Week 1 31 January 2014

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Welcome Back LEPS – 2014 Welcome to the 2014 school year, especially to our new students and parents who have joined us from different parts of Sydney and overseas. I hope you were able to relax during the summer break and spend some quality time with your children. 2014 is shaping up to be a huge year with plenty of new and exciting initiatives, projects and programs planned. Over the coming weeks information will be communicated via newsletter about events such as, ‘Meet the teacher nights’, the Welcome Back Evening and P&C meetings. In 2014, our school will continue to set ambitious literacy, numeracy and technology targets, build on previous suc-cesses and reflect on how to keep improving student learning. Our dedicated and highly skilled teaching staff have historically been successful, due to the strong rela-tionships they establish with you and your children. Your child’s social and academic development will be indicative of the strong partnerships we create in our school commu-nity. I look forward to again working with the LEPS commu-nity in 2014 and helping provide the best possible educa-tional experience for all of our students.

Our Leadership Team for 2014

LEPS Teachers Are Challenged! The entire staff spent the School Development Day (aka Pupil Free Day) increasing their skills in the implementation of the new English Syllabus. Using specialist literacy consultants Mary Ellen Betts and Jenny Williams, teachers fine tuned best practice around assessment, quality feedback and learning intentions for 21st century learners.

Welcome Back Night 2014

Friday 21 February

5:30pm - 8:30pm

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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Andrew Stevenson

LEPS Newborns Congratulations to Ms Karlene Withers on the birth of son, Brax-ton Healy, and also Mrs Colinda Della Valle on bringing daughter Chiara Joy into the world over the summer holiday period. Both mums and bubs are doing well.

New classes for 2014! LEPS students should start in their permanent classes next week. Due to the unexpected influx of ‘in area’ enrolments in the final week of 2013 and again this week, we will take the time to ensure permanent class placements are best for all students. The process of grouping students into classes began last November and, as you can imagine, with over 750 children it is always a challenging logistical exercise. At LEPS, teachers work collaboratively to ensure that each individual student’s needs are considered before being assigned to a class and teacher – these factors include; ESL (English as a Second Language), STLA (Support Teacher Learning Assistance), Integration Funding (Students with Confirmed Disability), Gifted and Talented, parent advice, School Counsellor reports, balancing the academic groupings, male/female gender balance, behavioural & social concerns etc. The effort of all staff in considering this myriad of fac-tors ensures LEPS continues to annually produce the best possible class dynamic that will ensure a quality learning environment for our students. The students have been working in temporary classes over the past three days and this has again allowed us time to adjust groupings as a result of numerous first week enrolments and departures. The model used for temporary classes this year will result in the majority of students remaining with the same teacher and cohort for the year.

Who do I speak to? (Chain of Communication) This model of communication for parents has been highly successful in recent years and will again be adopted in 2014. If you have any concerns regarding your child, please don’t hesitate to use this process and raise any issues as they arise. 1. The classroom teacher should, where appropriate, always be spoken to first. Contact the school of-

fice, leave your name and number and the teacher will return your call asap to discuss the issue over the phone or make a suitable time to meet.

2. K – 2 issues that aren’t appropriate for the classroom teacher should be directed via the school office

to the K – 2 Deputy Principal, Miss Diane Read. OR 3 - 6 issues that aren’t appropriate for the classroom teacher should be directed via the school office

to the 3 – 6 Deputy Principal, Ms Rachel Watkins. 3. Both Deputy Principals will then address the issue personally or direct the concern back to an Assis-

tant Principal or Principal where necessary.

New Playground Artwork Regular LEPS muralist, Robin Martin, has upgrad-ed our K-2 playground over the holidays with some bright and fun games and markings.

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Diane Read

Welcome Back Night 2014 A night to come together as a community, share holiday stories, meet new families, enjoy the entertainment and FIREWORKS!

CLEAR YOUR DIARY - FRIDAY 21st FEBRUARY 2014

A spectacular show including: School band

School string ensemble Bop till you drop

Lion dance Kung Fu

Lynda Atkinson Dance Academy Take kwon do

Amazing fireworks

Delicious fresh food for sale. Stalls include:

BBQ Greek Souvlaki

Asian Sushi

Traditionally the Welcome Back Night is organised by the Kindergarten parents of the previous year. Therefore we need volunteers from all Year 1 Classes to ease the workload. It is not an oner-ous task. The Welcome Back night is a way for parents to catch up with other parents, children to play with their friends after the holidays and a way to celebrate the start of the school year and have some fun. By volunteering, you are helping the school community, fundraising for the school (the Night makes a profit) and meeting a variety of parents you may not have had an interaction with. Olivia Moore is coordinating the volunteer roster. If you are able to help, please call Olivia on 0401 919 959 or email [email protected]. A note will be emailed to all Year 1 parents also with further details and an option to circle your preferred timeslot.

Welcome Back Night Volunteers Required

For further information, access the LEPS P&C website http://www.lepspandc.asn.au/

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2014 Monthly Planner Children and families run more smoothly when there’s a plan. The 2014 homework calendar in-cludes key dates and school holidays. Select the link below to print. http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/2013-homework-planner

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Diane Read

Weekly schedule template This template can be used with your child/ren to develop organisational skills. http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/weekly-schedule-template

Helping your child with numeracy Effective partnerships in numeracy education develop from good communication. A range of pamphlets has been developed by the DEC for lower primary students outlining activities that can be used at home to support mathematics learning at school. These pamphlets on “Helping your child with…” are available in files that can be downloaded in 22 community languages. http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/primary/mathematics/numeracy/parents/index.htm

Helping your child with literacy This website for parents includes a range of brochures, audio files, videos and re-sources that provide information about helping your child with literacy. http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/literacy/parents/

App of the Week

MathTappers: Clockmaster is a game to help children make the connection be-tween hours and minutes and to help them become fluent in both reading and setting time on digital and analog clocks. Free from the app store https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/mathtappers-clockmaster-math/id336932114?mt=8 Access the school website to view a list of all the apps. http://www.lindfielde-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/curriculum-activities/technology/mobile-devices

http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/2013-homework-planner



http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/weekly-schedule-template



http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/primary/mathematics/numeracy/parents/index.htm

http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/primary/mathematics/assets/pdf/helpchnwith/temperature/eng_temp.pdf

http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/primary/mathematics/assets/pdf/helpchnwith/p_a/engpa.pdf

http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/literacy/parents/

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/mathtappers-clockmaster-math/id336932114?mt=8

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Monday 3 February Kindy 2014 Students Commence Monday 10 February Band Rehearsals Commence Tuesday 11 February P&C AGM Thursday 13 February Band Meeting Friday 14 - Sunday 16 February Band Camp Friday 21 February PSSA Commences Friday 21 February Welcome Back Night Monday 3 March Swimming Carnival

Following are the notes that have gone home this week. If you did not receive one click on the following link which will direct you to the school’s website http://www.lindfielde-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/school-notes

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NOTES THAT HAVE GONE HOME THIS WEEK

Term Dates 2014 Term 1 Tuesday 28 January Staff Development Day Wednesday 29 January Years 1 - 6 Return Monday 3 February Kindergarten Commence Friday 21 February Welcome Back Night Friday 11 April Last Day of Term 1 Term 2 Monday 28 April Staff Development Day Tuesday 29 April Students Return Friday 27 June Last Day Term 2 Term 3 Monday 14 July Staff Development Day Tuesday 15 July Students Return Friday 19 September Last Day Term 3 Term 4 Tuesday 7 October First Day Term 4 Wednesday 17 December Last Day for Students Thursday 18 December Staff Development Day Friday 19 December Staff Development Day

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CANTEEN NEWS

Thursday

JAN 30

Lisa Reeves AM, Melinda Andrews PM, WEEK 1

Friday

JAN 31

Hayley Daniel AM, Zena Smirani PM, WEEK 1

Monday

FEB 3

Jane Semmonds AM, Joanna Waugh PM, WEEK 2

Tuesday

FEB 4

Marianne Skoven AM, Bronwyn Yam AM, Pauletta Socrates PM, Popi Papodopolous PM. WEEK 2 HELP NEEDED!

Wednesday

FEB 5

Natalie Ioannidis AM, Jill Crawford AM, Sarah Morell PM, Fonnie DÁngelo PM. WEEK 2

Thursday

FEB 6

Cheryl Leung AM, Rose Springer PM, Rebecca Overton FULL. WEEK 2 HELP NEEDED PM

Friday

FEB 7

Kylie Casey AM,

Liz Pearce PM, Tracey Mighell FULL. WEEK 2

WELCOME BACK TO A GREAT NEW YEAR AT THE CANTEEN FOR 2014!! A RETURNING FAVOURITE!!!!!

Butter Chicken is back on Tuesdays. Only $4.50 each!!!!!

(Honey/Soy Chicken is no longer available.

It will be back later in the year!)

THANK YOU TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS. WE REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP! WE ARE IN UR-

GENT NEED OF VOLUNTEERS TO HELP US AT OUR BUSY, 5 DAY A WEEK CANTEEN! WE CAN’T

DO IT WITHOUT YOU! IF YOU CAN SPARE A FEW HOURS MONTHLY, OR ONCE OR TWICE PER

TERM, PLEASE EMAIL: [email protected] with your details. THANKS!!

IMPORTANT, PLEASE NOTE: ROSTER REMINDER FOR TERM 1, WEEKS 1 & 2 – JAN 30-FEB 7

AM SHIFT: 9.15am-11.30am PM SHIFT: 11am-2pm FULL: 9.15am-2pm

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UNIFORM SHOP

Term 1 2014 Roster

Tuesday 28 & Wednesday 29/01/14 From 10am to 12pm

Carole – Mustika (Wed)

Tuesday 8.45am – 10.15am Thursday 8.45am – 10.15am

30 January 2014

04 February

Anshu – Jenny Crouch

06 February

Lucy Walker – Stephanie Macintosh

11 February Noreen Kenne-dy Belinda Prat-ley

13 February Jenny Boyd

18 February

Mel Lynam -

20 February

Marianne Skoven – Rebec-ca Overton

25 February

Mustika

27 February

Anita Tanoto

04 March Siobhan Liew

06 March Anshu – Mel Lynam

11 March Marianne Skoven

13 March Stephanie Macintosh

18 March 20 March

Rebecca Overton

25 March Mustika

27 March Shancel Leacy

01st April Noreen Kennedy

03 April Anita Tanoto

08 April Anshu

10 April

LEPS CREATIVE WORKSHOP Proposed Program Terms 1&2, 2014

Courses are subject to change.Details about course providers and prices will be available on the website in January.

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01. Tennis Invitational 8.00–9.00am Tryon Rd Yrs 4-602. Tennis Beginners 8.00–9.00am School Court Yrs 1-303. Running 8.00–8.45am Oval all04. Chess Beginners 8.00–9.00am School Library Yrs 1-405. Tennis Int 3.20–4.20pm School Court Yrs 2-406. Fencing 3.20–4.20pm School Hall Yrs 2-607. Tae Kwon Do 4.30–5.30pm School Hall Yrs K-608. Touch Typing 3.20-4.00pm Computer Rm Yrs 2-609. Guitar Beg 3.30-4.20pm classroom Yrs 3-610. Guitar - Int 4.30-5.20pm classroom Yrs 3-6

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11. Tennis Advanced 8.00–9.00am School Court Yrs 3-612. Soccer 8.00–9.00am Tryon Oval Yrs 3-613. Chess Int 8.00–9.00am School Library Yrs 2-614. Tennis Beginners 3.20–4.20pm School Court Yrs 2-415. Jazz Dance 3.20–4.05pm School Hall Yrs 4-616. Jazz Dance Beg 4.05–4.50pm School Hall Yrs 2-417. Touch Typing 3.20-4.00pm Computer Rm Yrs 2-618. French 3.20-4.20pm classroom Yrs K-219. French 3.20-4.20pm classroom Yrs 3-620. French Masterclass 4.20-5.20pm classroom Years 7-8

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21 Tennis Beg GIRLS 8.00–9.00am School Court Yrs 1-422. Touch Typing 8:30-9:00am Computer Rm Yrs 2-623. Tennis Beginners 3.20–4.20pm School Court Yrs 1-324. Mandarin "Kindy" 3.20-4.20pm classroom Yrs K-225. Mandarin Reader 3.20-4.50pm classroom Yrs 3-626. Keyboard 3.20–4.05pm classroom all27. Keyboard 4.05–4.50pm classroom all

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28. Tennis Int 8.00–9.00am School Court Yrs 3-629. Soccer 8.00–9.00am Tryon Oval Yrs 1-330. Tennis Advanced 3.20–4.20pm School Court Yrs 2-431. Drama 3.30-4.30pm School Hall Yrs 1-332. Drama 4.30-5.30pm School Hall Yrs 4-633. Creative Drawing 3.30-4.30pm classroom Yrs 2-634. Creative Drawing 4.30-5.30pm classroom Yrs 2-6

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35. Tennis Int/Adv 8.00–9.00am Clanville Rd all36. Tennis Beginners 3.20–4.20pm School Court Yrs 2-437. Jazz Dance 3.20-4.05pm School Hall Yrs K-238. Hip Hop Dance 4.05–4.50pm School Hall Yrs K-639. Contemporary Dance 4.50–5.35pm School Hall Yrs K-6

Highlighted areas are New Times & Classes

Tennis Elite Invitational – if you are at least a green dot player and want to be part of this group,please contact Online Tennis direct on 0401 420 777

LEPS CREATIVE WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Terms 1&2, 2014

Once again we have a fantastic line-up of courses for Creative Workshops in 2014.You can continue to enrol in your favourite classes. Be quick to avoid disappointment, manyof our classes are sold out within the first few days!

ENROLMENT

Enrolments will open on a Sunday this year, to give all families the opportunity to gain a placein our popular courses, many of which fill up quickly.

Don’t forget enrolments are for two terms.

More information including link to enrolments and latest course information are available onthe booking website http://www.lepspandc.asn.au/creative-workshops

DATES

Enrolments: Sun 2nd Feb - Thur 7th FebTerm 1: Mon 10 Feb - Mon 7 Apr 2014 (8 weeks + 1 extra Monday)Term 2: Mon 5 May - Fri 27 Jun 2014 (8 weeks, only 7 Mondays)

PLEASE NOTE

Maximum class numbers and a no refund policy will be strictly adhered to. Classes are on regardless of weather. On rainy days, children are to meet their tennis

coach outside the library. Please collect your child/ren from outside the library at theend of their session. Soccer and running coaches will advise separately wet weatherplans. There will not be “make-up” classes in the event of bad weather.

The committee reserves the right to cancel a course if there are insufficient numbers tomake the course viable. Parents will be contacted as soon as possible and a refundarranged.

Parents are responsible for children getting to and from Creative Workshops (includingto/from BASC). Please collect children promptly from their activities. If you are runninglate please organise a friend to collect your child.

Please reiterate to your children that the Care & Respect Code of Behaviour appliesto Creative Workshop classes – before, during and after classes. Any abusivebehaviour by either parents or students will result in the students’ exclusion for theremainder of the course, with all monies paid being forfeited.

Queries??? Contact us at [email protected]

LEPS CREATIVE WORKSHOP PROGRAM 2014 Terms 1&2

Course Detail and Providers

CHESS – Sydney Academy of ChessChess is one of our most popular courses. Book early as these classesalways fill quickly.Short instruction and supervised play.Participation in interschool competitions may follow.

DANCE – Lynda Atkinson Dance AcademyAll dance classes are open to boys and girls Jazz - Classes are fun, funky, energetic and run to music Contemporary Dance is an enjoyable means of enhancing jazz students

versatility and arti stry, with focus on strength and flow. Contemporary is anexpressive form of dance.’

Hip Hop - The aim of the programme is to increase energy levels, fitness, co-ordination, during afun work-out.

DRAMA –Once Upon A Time TheatreNOTE: NEW TIME

BRAND NEW DRAMA TEACHERKylie Harris

Once Upon A Time Theatreis an exciting new drama program

Students will develop or extend their performance skills in a safe, fun and friendlyatmosphere.

Exploring a range of skills including voice, movement, improvisation, storytelling andtheatre making, with performance opportunities.

The program gives children valuable communication skills as well as building self-confidence

Classes are facilitated by experienced and qualified theatre professional Kylie Harris.

Get ready for some serious fun and the opportunity to make new friends!!!

FENCING – Tim Roslin, SportsextraTim Roslin is a fully qualified fencing coach. This course is aimed at all ages from 7 years old.Beginners or more advanced students are also welcome. All aspects ofFencing will be taught, these include safety points, grip, stancepositions, attack and defensive moves. The foils are made with softends, ensuring that Fencing is a very enjoyable, safe and tactical sport.All safety equipment and clothing is provided.

DRAWING – Vanessa KeysYRS 2 – 6

This 16 week introductory course will teach drawingto beginners in an exciting and enjoyableenvironment. Students will learn drawing throughcreative tasks designed to build confidence andexpression. Basic techniques with pencils, pastels andcharcoal will be taught. All materials are included inthe course fee.

YRS 2 - 6.This 16 week drawing course will develop a student’sindividual drawing ability. The course will exploretechniques and creativity in an exciting and enjoyableenvironment. Students will be taught drawing skillssuch as - experimenting with colour, shade, line, tone,texture and dimension. Development of his/herindividuality will be encouraged throughout thecourse. Students will be provided with a portfolio book, for all activities. Pencils, pastels,charcoal and ink will be included in course fee

GUITAR Michael Brady

WE HAVE A FANTASTIC YOUNG GUITER TEACHER MICHAEL BRADY

Michael Brady currently conducts group guitar lessons at various schools throughoutSydney. Students will need to have their own guitars in order to practice at home.

Currently studying at the University of NSW-Bachelor of Music (Jazz Performance)Bachelor of education.

Michael can advise you on purchasing your equipment. Small groups of 4-7 students.Beginners 3.30-4.20pm New Time

Specifically designed for beginners, the course will provide a light-hearted generalintroduction to basic principles of music and of the guitar. The students will start playingsimple melodies and soon some basic open chords, enabling them to strum the chords to asimple song.

Intermediate 4.30-5.20pm New TimeThe group will build on knowledge gained in the beginner class (or from previous lessons).The students will start playing more advanced songs, working up to studying student’s songchoices.

Thursday3.30 – 4.30pm years 2-64.30 – 5.30pm years 2-6

























KEYBOARD – VIP Music

VIP Music keyboard lessons are afun introduction for beginnerstudents wishing to learn thebasic of music theory andpractice. All qualified andexperienced musicians who arepassionate about teaching.

Our lessons aim to teach childrenwith no musical background tolove music, and to understandmusical notation and basic

theory – skills which are applicable in any future musical studies. Students also learn practical skillson the keyboard with a syllabus of specially designed beginner and intermediate music as well assight reading, elementary musicianship and musical history.

Learning music from a young age is proven to develop concentration, coordination, creativity andfine motor skills, and group lessons also help students learn to work collaboratively. We encouragerelaxed classroom environment where our students can learn to play in the company of their peers,and develop skills that last a lifetime.

FRENCH – The Language CompanyTo find out more please call (02) 8005 1237 or visit www.thelanguagecompany.com.au. Allmaterials and resources are provided.

Has your child left LEPS & still wants to continue with French or even start – we are offering aNEW French Master class for children in year 7 & 8 on Tuesdays 4:20 – 5:20pm

Yrs K-2Your children will learn French easily and naturally in this greatnew club. The Language Company provides an effectiveapproach to learning and an expertly designed curriculumthat is motivating, interactive and above all, lots of fun!The classes are packed with games, songs, music, craftand drama to engage and enthuse every student and open a whole new world of learning.Our focus with younger students is very much on developing confidence in speaking andlistening – reading and writing skills are carefully developed throughout the course.

Yrs 3-6Give your children the opportunity to learn the beautiful French language in this excitingnew club. The Language Company provides an effective approach to learning and anexpertly designed curriculum that is motivating, interactive and above all, lots of fun! Ourapproach is very much about encouraging early fluency and confidence in French. We focus

on speaking and listening to the language through games, songs,stories, drama and lots of other activities. Reading and writingskills are carefully developed through a range of age- appropriate,engaging tasks to improve literacy and provide a real sense ofachievement.

SOCCER - Brendan DaltonBrendan is a household name to soccer lovers on the NorthShore.

Since moving to Australia after a successful career, reaching theheights of representing his country Ireland at junior Internationallevel, has represented his club Evergreen and his countyKilkenny in all major competitions in Ireland.

Coaching the Lindfield FC Men’s AA team to a Champions ofChampion’s league win for the 2013 Season. AttendingCanberra’s Institute of Sport in the 2013 off season to extend his credentials for improving andupdating his coaching qualifications to aid the junior players extend their understanding andinterest for the game.

These clinics are designed to help junior players develop and maintain their skills/fitness andknowledge of the game.

TAE KWON DO – Wyllie Tae Kwon DoGreg Wyllie is an 8th Dan Black Belt Instructor and Examiner. He is also a qualified school teacherand co-ordinates Tae Kwon Do at several North Shore schools. Tae Kwon Do issuitable for all ages (grades K-6), boys and girls. Tae Kwon Do helps to developself-esteem, co-ordination and concentration skills.

MANDARIN – NICE Learning

For more information, visit www.nicelearning.com.au or call 9114 6565.

Kindy (NON-BACKGROUND SPEAKERS) – YRS K-2Children will be introduced to age-appropriate Mandarin in a relaxingenvironment. Activities included music & movement, stories, arts and craft,nursery rhymes and songs. Objective is to develop basic mandarin languageskills, mastering 150+ vocabularies and 20 sentence patterns. The emphasis is on listeningand speaking with character recognition and basic writing skill. Simplified Chinese will betaught, and the class sizes are a maximum of 10. The children will also need to purchase abook kit.

My First Chinese Reader (NON-BACKGROUND SPEAKERS) – YRS 3-6Children will be introduced to age-appropriate Mandarin in a relaxing environment.Activities included music & movement, stories, arts and craft, nursery rhymes and songs.Objective is to develop basic mandarin language skills, mastering 650+ vocabularies and 20sentence patterns. The emphasis is on listening and speaking with character recognitionand basic writing skill. Simplified Chi; Pin Yin; simplified Chinese; basic reading and literacydevelopment; sentence pattern development; character recognition and writing skills. Thechildren will also need to purchase a book kit.



















KIDS Running – Hooked on Health

• Do your kids love running?• Are they keen to train for School Cross Country and Athletics Carnival?• Are they running with the correct technique?

Our Kids Running is for all ages and abilities, and consists of a range of running activitiesincluding technique drills, conditioning work, games, relays, and races. We utilise specialisedathletic equipment to enhance the activities.

Participation in the programme will:

• Build confidence through skill development• Improve running technique and fitness• Enhance motivation• Develop social skills in a group setting• Reinforce the enjoyment of exercise

Coaches: Richard Sarkies & Jessica Raimond are fully qualified through Athletics Australiaand Fitness Australia, and come with a wealth of experience and knowledge in Kids Running,Sport, Health and Fitness.

TENNIS – Online TennisKids who have played tennis with LEPS and Online tennis willprobably know which group they are in. Levels are linked to the ballcolour for each skill level. Small groups of just six per class.

Beginner – Red balls 25% compression – Develop Hand Eye& Motor SkillsIntermediate - Red balls 25% compression – Rally, Strokes &TechniqueAdvanced – Orange balls 50% compression – Top Spin & MatchplayElite – Green Dot balls 75% compression – Competitive, pointplay & tactics

For those children who are unsure which class to join, please contact Online Tennis directly on0401 420 777

TOUCH TYPING – Scarlet AghajaniTyping quickly and confidently is vitally important in today’s keyboard-driven society. However thecrammed school curriculum doesn’t include sufficient time for students tomaster this essential skill that takes patience to learn and practice toperfect. Our unique program, specifically designed to teach touch typing toprimary children, includes lots of incentive awards, games and variety tomake typing lessons fun and interesting.

K-2 Colouring Competition Please colour in this picture and bring it to the school office or the front

desk at the Welcome Back Night along with a gold coin donation.

Judging will be on 24-02-14 and results will be posted in the Lyrebird.

The Winners (one from each year) will have their entry displayed

in the Lyrebird.

Name: _____________________________ Class: _______

Phone: _____________________________

Tickets are available until the night at

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3-6 Art Competition Design and colour your memories of Welcome Back Night. Submit your entry along with a gold coin donation to the front office. Judging will be

on 24-02-14 and results will be posted in the Lyrebird. The Winners

(one from each year) will have their entry displayed in the Lyrebird.

Good Luck!

Name: _____________________________ Class: _______

Phone: _____________________________

Tickets are available until the night at

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