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Rutherford Public School Newsletter

WEEK 1 & 2, TERM 2 2018

Reminders

ALL

STUDENTS

Return Student Background Form to Class Teacher

ATSI STUDY CLUB Monday at 3:15pm

Little

Dragons

Registrations for second intake (7th June) close Friday 25th May

Sport Monday - Stage 1 (Year 1 and Year 2)

Friday - Early Stage 1(K), Stage 2, Stage 3

Playgroup 9:10am -11:10am Tuesdays in the hall

Band 8:30am Wednesdays

P&C Canteen orders through Flexischools Only

Day Events

No Assembly this week

Term

2 Week 1

30/4 Staff Development Day - Office will be unattended

1/5 Students return to school for Term 2

Opportunity Class Online Applications open

2/5

3/5 Little Dragons Program commences

4/5 9:15am Stage 3 Space Science Expo

Sun 6/5 - Pink Jets Aerobics to Regional Final, Newcastle

ASSEMBLY WEEK

Term

2 Week 2

7/5

8/5 8:00am ICAS Digital Technologies test

K-2 Choir to Choralfest

6:30pm P&C Meeting

9/5 P&C Mother’s Day Stall

9:15am Zone Cross Country at Tocal

10/5 Mother’s Day Stall

3-6 Choir to Choralfest

11/5 8:00am Mother’s Day Brekkie

Stewart House Envelopes to be returned by today

Book Club orders must be returned by today

Term 1 Financial Planner…

What Who How Much Pay By

Junior Choir Choralfest $8 Wed 2/05

Senior Choir Choralfest $8 Fri 4/05

Aeronautical Velocity Challenge 5/6L $12.50 Wed 16/05

Little Dragons Program P-K $30 Fri 1/06

Canberra Year 6 $435 Balance Fri 03/08

Great Aussie Bush Camp Year 5 $225 Balance Fri 26/10

School Contribution K to 6 $45 one child / $90 family

Assembly Days - Even Weeks

ES1(K) Thurs 12:50pm Year 3 Tues 1:30pm

Year 1 Tues 12:50pm Year 4 Fri 1:20pm

Year 2 Fri 12:50pm Stage 3 Thurs 1:30pm

Day Events

No Assembly this week T

erm 2 W

eek 3

14/5 Debating Workshop

15/5 NAPLAN

9:00am AECG Meeting at Woodberry Learning Centre

1S Walking Excursion to Maitland Baptist Long Daycare

16/5 NAPLAN

17/5 NAPLAN

18/5 National Walk Safely to School Day

Opportunity Class online applications close today

ASSEMBLY WEEK

Term

2 Week 4

21/5 8:15am Aeronautical Velocity Challenge - Hunter River HS

22/5 1B Walking Excursion to Maitland Baptist Long Daycare

23/5 Boys PSSA Softball Gala - Stevenson Park Mayfield West

24/5

25/5

School Calendar

Weblands Street Rutherford 2320 Phone: 4932 5900 Email: [email protected]

WELCOME BACK

A warm welcome back to Term 2. We hope that all families had

a great break as we return for Term 2. Welcome to any new

families starting with us this week!

STAFF STEAM THROUGH STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAY

Our staff took the opportunity to learn more about STEAM

(Science, Technology, Engineering, ARTS and Mathematics)

on Monday. Staff were able to learn more about coding, video

editing and hear about some of the ways schools and teachers

are trying to ignite student interest in these curriculum areas.

Thank you to Mr Burke-Smith, Mrs Curtis and Mrs Ross for

leading the day.

STAFF CHANGES

Mr Tim Beaven and Mrs Kylie South take up their principal

positions this term and we wish them well in their new schools.

Ms Candice Morphett will be our relieving Deputy Principal

(Head of Primary) for Term 2 whilst a new Deputy Principal is

appointed through the merit selection process.

Mr Josef Burke-Smith will be the relieving Stage 3 Assistant

Principal for Term 2.

We also welcome Mrs Rachel Frith to the Instructional Leader

Position as part of the Early Action for Success Program.

ANZAC CEREMONIES

Thank you to the students, parents and families who came

along to represent Rutherford Public School at the Maitland

ANZAC ceremony last Wednesday.

A big thank you to Mrs Thomas for all her organisation in our

school ANZAC service which was held last Term. It is very

important for our students to learn more about the ANZAC

traditions, the futility of war and the ongoing hope for a peaceful

future.

Three of our student leaders will accompany Ms Morphett to

Rutherford Technology High School this Thursday to represent

our school at their ANZAC service.

BREAK-IN

Unfortunately our school canteen was the target of a group of

youths over the holidays. The youths gained access to the

canteen and took a small amount of stock. It appears that the

group of males are the same as the group that targeted the

school last year. Police have been given CCTV footage of the

break-in and we hope to have the youths caught soon. Please

be on the lookout for any suspicious activity around our school

and report any concerns to Maitland Police on 4934 0200.

CYBER SAFETY LADY

The Cyber Safety Lady, Leonie Smith is coming soon to

Rutherford Public School…..and you're invited.

A parent information session will begin at 6:00pm on

Wednesday 30th May. Due to the nature of Leonie's parent

presentation, strictly no children are permitted to be in the

room. Please keep the date free!

Details on how to register will be published soon!

PLAYGROUP - PLAY TO LEARN

A reminder that our 0-6 years playgroup operates with the

support of Hunter Prelude from our school hall each Tuesday

morning from 9:15am to 11:15am. All children are welcome to

come along and be part of the fun! Please see Rasna Gandhi

or the school office for more details on how to register.

LITTLE DRAGONS P-K PROGRAM

The first intake of Little Dragons for our Kindergarten transition

program will start this Thursday 3rd May. Students must be

enrolling at Rutherford Public School for Kindergarten 2019 to

be eligible for a place in the program.

Please register at the office.

MOTHER’S DAY BREAKFAST

Our Mum’s are invited to come along to a Mother’s Day

breakfast on Friday 11th May at 8:00am. There will be bacon

and egg sandwiches and a range of activities to enjoy. As

numbers are expected to be high, we respectfully ask that only

mothers and direct female carers come along on the morning.

Grandparents will be invited to come along in Term 4 as part of

Senior’s Week.

MOTHER’S DAY STALL

Thank you to the P&C who have organised a range of beautiful

gifts for our students to purchase. The stall will be open on

WEDNESDAY 9th May and students will visit the stall with their

class.

Gifts cost $6 each.

Any left over gifts will be sold in front of the hall on Thursday

and Friday morning.

NAPLAN

All students in Years 3 and 5 will sit the NAPLAN tests soon.

Students should not be overly nervous about these tests. They

are aimed at helping the school identify individual student

strengths and areas for development, as well as whole-school

need. Parents are asked to limit any absences from school

next week.

Any parents wishing to seek clarification on the testing program

can see Ms Morphett (Deputy Principal/Head of Primary) this

week.

FREE BREAKFAST - Students in Years 3 and 5 can enjoy

FREE cereal and toast on the NAPLAN testing mornings to

ensure they are fuelled and ready to sit the tests!

UNSW ICAS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES TEST

Students who have elected and paid to participate in the UNSW

ICAS Digital Technologies test will sit the test next Tuesday 8th

May 2018. Students need to be at school by 8:00am in the

Community Room, where the test will be administered before

classes commence at 9:10am.

CAPITAL WORKS

Some painting works and carpet replacement is currently

underway around the school. We ask that students and

parents observe any restricted areas as work is completed.

2019 YEAR 5 OPPORTUNITY CLASS PLACEMENT : 5/6L

2019

Information booklets for Year 4 students who expressed an

interest in applying for a position in an Opportunity Class in

2019 were sent home in Term 1. Extra booklets can be

collected from the office.

Online applications opened on Tuesday 1st May and will

close on Friday 18th May 2018. All applications are online.

https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-

schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-5

MOBILE PHONES AND DEVICES

A reminder that mobile phones are not to be used by students

in the school unless approved by the principal. Parents can

contact the school anytime should they need to contact their

child for messages. Students are to use the school’s internet

rather than 3G or 4G services. The DET has strict filters which

ensures students have safe browsing. Parents should also

ensure restrictions are enabled on any device that their child

may use or bring to school.


https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-5

https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-5

SAVE THE DATE

National Walk Safely to School Day will be held on Friday 18

May 2018 in all primary schools across Australia.

This national initiative aims to encourage children to lead a

healthier, more active lifestyle by simply including a walk at the

beginning, at lunch time and at the end of each day. The event

also promotes reduced car-dependency, greater use of public

transport, cleaner air, improved diets and road safety to primary

school children throughout Australia.

Please help us encourage children to build regular walking in

their daily routine by walking to, during, and from school. More

details will be provided as we get closer to the date.

NATIONALLY CONSISTENT COLLECTION OF DATA

All schools in Australia, including Rutherford Public School,

participate in the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on

School Students with Disability. The national data collection is

an annual collection that counts the number of school students

with disability, and the level of reasonable educational

adjustment they are provided with. This national data collection

collects information about students with disability in a

consistent, reliable and systematic way. The national data

collection draws on and reflects the ongoing work teachers and

education staff do to support students with disability. If you

would like any further information around the NCCD, or do not

wish your child to be included in the data collection, please

contact the school. Additional information about the national

data collection is available on the Australian Government

Department of Education’s website at:

https://education.nsw.gov.au/teaching-and-learning/disability-

learning-and-support/personalised-support-for-learning/national

-disability-data-collection

AEROBICS

Congratulations to the Pink Jets who won a gold medal at their

first competition of the year in Newcastle. The girls looked

fantastic and will continue to train hard for their next competition

in May.

Thank you to our valued sponsors, Club Maitland City, MSP

Photography and also our enthusiastic cheer squad of

supporters.

Ms Ledwos, Aerobics Coach

STEWART HOUSE DONATION DRIVE ENVELOPES

Stewart House donation drive envelopes were sent home last

term. Families are asked to place a donation of at least $2

inside, complete their details and return the envelope to school

by Friday 11th May.

By returning your envelope with at least $2 inside, your family

will go in the draw to win a $4,000 family holiday!

SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION FEE

All families in NSW public schools are asked to make a

contribution to the ongoing costs associated in providing a

quality education. Unlike some schools, Rutherford Public

School does not have text book fees. All families will be

invoiced for the one-off fee and it would be appreciated if the

fee/s could be paid by the end of Term 2. The 2018 school

contribution fee is: $45 per child or $90 per family.


BAND PERSON OF THE WEEK:

This week we congratulate:

Shyla Heggs

as Band Person of the Week.

Mr Ward would like to congratulate Shyla on her great

practising skills this week as she progresses with her flute

playing. Well done Shyla!

The Rutherford Public School Concert Band did an amazing job

performing at our ANZAC Day Service on Thursday 12th April.

They performed “Shades of Blue” and Advance Australia Fair.

Mr Ward and the school band would like to thank Mrs Lisa

Thomas for her wonderful help with the school band on the day.

Any student from Years 3 to 6 who is interested in learning an

instrument and playing in the band please see the front office

for an information pack. Tuition is available in trumpet, flute,

clarinet, trombone, saxophone and percussion.

In other music news, applications close for the Department of

Education State Junior Music Camp on Friday 4th May. This

camp provides an opportunity for talented musicians from

Years 5 to 8 to join together for one week in Term 3 and

participate in a range of ensemble activities, performances and

learn some new skills. Major ensembles include a symphony

orchestra, symphonic bands, vocal ensembles, choir and stage

band.

Students also participate in an elective activity ranging from

brass and woodwind ensembles, jazz improvisation, musical

theatre, string orchestra and percussion ensembles.

Applications are open to students who are currently AMEB 3rd

grade, or equivalent standard, and above.

For more information please see The Arts Unit website:

www.artsunit.nsw.edu.au

DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

http://www.digitalcitizenship.nsw.edu.au

The link above is a great resource to help parents of primary

and secondary students to help their children become

responsible digital citizens.


http://www.artsunit.nsw.edu.au

Welcome back!

Welcome back to Term 2- Kindergarten teachers are ready for another fantastic term of learning and fun. This term, all classes are

incorporating a trial learning journey called ‘Go for Greatness’. It combines students passions, projected based elements and integrated

subject components. Each class will be working on different passions and will endeavour to present items at a ‘Greatness Presentation ’

at the end of the term in their classes. More information will be released via Seesaw throughout the term.

Important Dates for your diary

Please make sure you are logged onto SeeSaw. This is a fantastic way for

teachers to communicate important information and keep you involved in your

child’s education. If you do not have a note for SeeSaw, please ask your child’s

classroom teacher.

ANZAC Celebration: Kindergarten participated in our whole school Anzac

Assembly in Week 11 last term. They made poppy wreaths to lay under the

podium.

PBL Celebrations- Congratulations to those students who received their PBL badges last term. It’s wonderful to see so many

students following our Positive Behaviour for Learning Values. Keep up the fabulous work Kindergarten!

Little Dragons News:

We are now taking enrolments for this years ‘Little Dragons’ transition/orientation program for Week 6.

Weeks 1-5 enrolments have closed.

Program commences Thursday 3rd May 2018. Program costs $30 and needs to be paid before the program

commences.

Please ensure you have returned all necessary paperwork (student profile and enrolment forms)

Little Dragons will participate in our Mother’s Day Stall in Week 2 on Thursday. Cost is $6 per gift.

Little Dragons who are already registered are now on Flexischools. This means you can order Mother’s Day and Father’s Day gifts

via Flexi if you do not wish to send money. Little Dragons (who are registered) can also pay for our fundraisers (eg Krispy Kreme).


ES1 Assembly

Thursday 12:50-1:10 Week 2

We invite you to join us in celebrating kindergarten

achievements. If your child is receiving an award

you will be notified prior.

Mothers Day Stall

Wednesday 9th May. Students are able to pay via Flexi-schools as well.

Gifts are $6

Mothers Day Breakfast

Friday 11th May at 8:00am. There will be bacon and egg

sandwiches and a range of activities to enjoy

National Walk Safely to School Day

Friday 18 May 2018

Care Packages Last term, many of the Stage 1 classes prepared care packages for some of the servicemen and women who are currently deployed overseas in the army, navy and air force. After a long delay in postage, we were excited to hear that our packages arrived late last week and were greatly appreciated by the troops. This was such a rewarding experience for our students who wrote letters, created artworks and chose some delicious treats to send in the packages.

News from 2M 2M have been learning about coding. Mrs South visited our classroom and showed us her Ozobots. We had fun creating codes for the Ozobot to follow.

News from 2D and 2G 2D and 2G spent the last two weeks of Term 1 learning about Les Darcy. We have also been learning about QR codes and how they can link us to valuable information. Please scan the QR codes below to listen to our scholars read their information reports on an important part of Maitland’s history.


TRASH OR TREASURE?

This term students from 1B, 1J, 2J, 2M and 2Z will be participating in a trial incorporating project-based learning concepts.

Students will be immersed in authentic, real world learning tasks using high-level critical problem-solving skills in order to

delve into the world of sustainability. A recent trip to Reverse Garbage in Sydney assisted us to prepare our learning

environments for this exciting journey. See below how classrooms have been transformed using recycled materials. This

journey will culminate with the students holding a Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Expo.

PBL BADGES

Congratulations to all Stage 1 students who received their PBL badge at their class celebration in Week 11 of last term. It is

fantastic that so many students commit to following our Positive Behaviour for Learning values.

Keep up the great effort everyone!


Welcome back to a new term! Stage 2 have an exciting and jam-packed term in store for Year 3 and 4. Be sure to

read the Stage 2 newsletter each fortnight so you stay up to date with everything happening in our classrooms.

What are we studying this term?

In Stage 2, students will participate in exciting new enquiry-based learning (this means students will learn to become more self

-directed, responsible learners) that will focus on engaging and moving our students into 21st century learning styles. We will

be looking to include a range of engaging new technologies into our studies also. Our geography and science unit will look

closely at the environment (local and an environment in Asia), as well as the flora and fauna that occupies these spaces. Our

study of the environment will flow into our literacy component also.

Rich Culture

This term, students will have the opportunity to continue with Baa Waa girls, learning about the rich culture of the Aboriginal

and Torres Strait Islander people. The girls will work hard this term with Amie and other members of the community to put

together a short film that will highlight the students growing knowledge of their culture. Watch this space!

Excursion

Coming up in Week 9 will be an excursion to the Civic Theatre in Newcastle to see ‘The 78-Storey

Treehouse’ live on stage. The popular novels by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton will be a strong

focus in all Stage 2 classes this term and the children will then have the opportunity to watch the live

stage adaptation in Newcastle. Keep your eye on school bags, as notes will be coming home soon!

Sport

Sport will continue every Friday so please send children in sports uniform.

Assembly Presentation Roster

Don’t forget to check the Assembly roster so you never miss a performance.

Mrs Kate Slaven

Assistant Principal, Stage 2


Year 3 Assembly Roster Year 4 Assembly Roster

Term 2

Week 2 – whole grade singing

Week 4 – 3A


Week 8 – 3/4N (year 3 students) Week 10 – whole grade singing

Term 2



Week 8 – 4C


Term 3

Week 2 – K/6J


Week 6 – 3T


Week 10 – 3BR

Term 3

Week 2 – 4R


Week 6 – 4D


Week 10 – 4M

Term 4


Week 4 – 3A


Week 8 – 3/4N (year 3 students)

Term 4



Week 8 – 4C

5/6L Mathematics Champions

Congratulations on a top 10 finish in the QLD v NSW Mangahigh Competition.

Well done to all students who won medals during the competition!


YEAR 6 POLO SHIRTS, JERSEYS AND SIGNATURE PRODUCTS

Year 6 polo shirts and rugby jerseys must be ordered and

paid for by tomorrow, Friday 4th May. No late orders will

be accepted, as there is a minimum print order that must

be met for each print run.

Please ensure you have returned your order form and

money before the end of the school day. POP payments

can no longer be made, as the money will not clear in time

for your order to be placed.

CANBERRA

Please keep regular payments coming in for the Year 6

Canberra Excursion. The excursion can sneak up quickly,

and regular payments avoid a large payment having to be

made in one transaction.

GREAT AUSSIE BUSH CAMP (GABC)

Year 5 students will have the opportunity to attend the Great Aussie Bush Camp located at Tea Gardens in November, as a

part of our Personal Development, Health and Physical Activity curriculum. Thank you to all families who have paid the

deposit. Please continue to make regular payments.

Notes explaining the finer details of this camp were sent home last term. The dates for GABC are Wednesday 14 November

until Friday 16 November 2018.


NOW OVERDUE - 2019 HIGH SCHOOL EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

All forms are now overdue. All forms need to be returned regardless of whether you are going to Rutherford

Technology High, another local high school, a non-local high school, a specialist unit, a specialist school

(Hunter Sports High, Hunter School of Performing Arts or Merewether High School). If you are enrolling your

child in an independent or Catholic School you still need to return the form and mark Section E-placement

not required).

Please return forms to the front office as soon as possible.

RUTHERFORD TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL GIFTED AND TALENTED STUDENTS CLASS

Rutherford Technology High School Gifted and Talented Students Class Application Package for current

Year 6 students is now available for students wishing to apply for a place in the RTHS Year 7 GATS Class in

2019.

RTHS warmly encourage all suitable students to apply. Students must obtain a copy of the 'Talented

Students Class Application Package' from their classroom teacher.

Please understand that the process to enter the RTHS GATS class is very competitive and there are very

strict timelines in place, consequently, late nominations will not be accepted.

The final date for submissions to be handed to RTHS is Friday 6th April 2018 by 3:00pm. Please request a

package or contact RTHS for more information.

Packages are available from the Front Office at Rutherford Primary School if you are interested and your

child qualifies.

HUNTER SPORTS HIGH & HUNTER SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS

Parents and students considering applying to Hunter Sports High or Hunter School of Performing Arts need

to apply to each school individually. Applications and enrolment procedures can be found at each school’s

website below. There are strict enrolment processes and timeframes for each school.

Hunter Sports High: http://www.huntersports.com.au/

Hunter School of performing arts: http://www.hspa.nsw.edu.au/


http://www.hunterspt-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/

http://www.hspa.nsw.edu.au/

Cross Country

Cross Country was run on Friday 6th April and it was a great success. The following students were placed in the top four and

will be representing Rutherford Public School at the Maitland Zone Cross Country on Wednesday 9th May at Tocal. Well

done to all the students who raced and gave their best, and good luck to the students on Wednesday.

8/9 Year Boys: Nate Robson Hunter Moy Eli Hodges Beau Burton

8/9 Year Girls: Caylee Davies Willow Boundy Syanah Davey-Shaw Cherry Tregeagle

10 Year Boys: Jayden Sadaj Shyne Keeper-Oxlade Can not publish Jai Thompson

10 Year Girls: Scarlett Hardy Gemma Ellicott-Wright Madelyn Jones Can not publish

11 Year Boys: Blake Burton Harrison Swan Francesco Loduko Konen Smith

11 Year Girls: Zoe Webb Chevi Osborne Kayleigh Kriel Svenja Coetsee

12/13 Year Boys: Noah Wadwell Cameron Goff Can not publish Kaden Chamberlain

12/13 Year Girls: Liana Murrell Avah Buckley Montanna Lodge Charlotte McDonald

Athletics

Congratulations to the students listed on the next page who will be representing Rutherford Public School at the Maitland

Zone Athletics Carnival. More information will follow closer to the event.

Cricket

The boys Cricket side played valiantly against Bolwarra in Week 11 of Term 1, but unfortunately went down to a well-polished

team. Good luck later in the year with the Reg Kelly Shield.

Soccer

Mr Micevski has been training hard with his boys squad for their upcoming games in Term 2. The final team will be

announced closer to game day.

Our team comprises the following boys: Rajan Gandhi, Cody Lewis, Konen Smith, Ajay Thomas, Frank Loduku,

Sebastian Richard, Charlie Hall, Riley Hall, Nate Robson, Bailey Date, Noah Wadwell, Harrison Swan, Jackson Carroll, Billy

Crich.

Netball

Congratulations to our Netball players who played a hard game against Bolwarra. Unfortunately they were not able to come

away with the win, but played hard with the result being a close 14-11.

Rugby League

Congratulations to the students who represented Rutherford Public School at the Rugby League Classic Shield on the last day

of Term 1. The students played well and were great representatives of our school. The students who went were: Billy Crich,

Cameron Goff, Lachlan Lucas, Jai Harris, Zac Barber, Tallis Tapper, Kaden Chamberlain, Bryson Wallbridge, Kaden Patten,

Jaidyn Winsor, Mikayla Sadaj, Shatikka Eulo, Shyne-Keeper Oxlade, Seth Chapman, Liam Thompson, Cjay Shedden, Slater

Francis, Jarvis Miller, Beau Stockwell, Dom Wadwell, Noah Wadwell, Will Densley

Yours in Sport, Mrs Jodette Clark


Student Event

Noah Allen 8 Year Boys 100m

Riley Andrews Jnr Boys Long Jump

Jayden Bayliss Jnr Boys Long Jump

Blake Burton 11 Year Boys 800m

Billy Crich 11 Year Boys 100m, 11 Year Boys 200m, 11 Year Boys Long Jump, 11 Year Boys Relay

Cameron Goff 12 Year Boys 100m, Snr Boys Relay

Charlie Hall 9 Year Boys 100m

Jack Lewis 12 Year Boys 100m, Snr Boys Relay

Bailey Marquet 11 Year Boys 100m, 11 Year Boys Relay

Koby Moore 10 Year Boys 100m, Jnr Boys 200m, Jnr Boys Relay

Brodie O’Connell Jnr Boys 200m

Kaden Patten Snr Boys 200m, Snr Boys 800m

Nate Robson 9 Year 100m, Jnr Boys 800m, Jnr Boys Relay

Jayden Sadaj 10 Year Boys 100m, Jnr Boys 800m, Jnr Boys Shot Put, Jnr Boys Relay

Brayden Sehion 10 Year Boys 100m, Jnr Boys Shot Put, Jnr Boys Relay

Darcy Spalding 11 Year Boys Relay

Mason Stedman 8 Year Boys 100m

Harrison Swan 11 Year Boys 100m, 11 Year Boys 200m, 11 Year Boys 800m, 11 Year Boys Long Jump, 11 Year Boys Relay

Tallis Tapper 12 Year Boys 100m, Snr Boys Relay

Noah Wadwell Snr Boys 200m, Snr Boys 800m, Snr Boys Relay

Dom Wadwell 11 Year Boys Shot Put

Jachai Watson 8 Year Boys 100m

Alirah Alchin Jnr Girls 200m

Chelsea Alchin Jnr Girls Long Jump

Cienna-Lee Blakemore 8 Year 100m, Jnr Girls Relay

Chloe Boundy 10 Year Girls 100m

Charlie Crosher 9 Year Girls 100m

Caylee Davies Jnr Girls 800m, 9 Year Girls 100m

Gemma Ellicott-Wright 10 Year Girls 100m, Jnr Girls Long Jump, Jnr Girls Relay

Shatikka Eulo Snr Girls 200m, Snr Girls Shot Put

Kayleigh Kriel 11 Year Girls 100m, 11 Year Girls 800m, 11 Year Girls Long Jump

Montanna Lodge Snr Girls 800m

Khilarni Martin 11 Year Girls 200m

Charlotte McDonald 12 year Girls 100m, Snr Girls 800m, Snr Girls Relay

Georgia Murphy 11 Year Girls 100m, 11 year Girls 200m

Heather Oakley 11 Year Girls Relay

Mirabella Packham 12 Year Girls 100m, Snr Long Jump, Snr Girls Relay

Indyanna Peagam 11 Year Girls 100m, 11 Year Girls Relay

Felicity Perdon 12 Year Girls 100m, Snr Girls 200m, Snr Girls Long Jump, Snr Girls Relay

Mikayla Robson Snr Girls Shot Put

Imogen Samson Snr Girls Relay

Gardiniah Sefo 10 Year Girls 100m, Jnr Girls 200m, Jnr Girls Relay

Sierra Smith 8 Year Girls 100m

Cherry Tregeagle Jnr Girls 800m

Senace Ward 9 Year Girls 100m, Jnr Girls Relay

Zoe Webb 11 Year Girls 800m



Public School

P&C NEWS:

MOTHER’S DAY STALL - WEDNESDAY 9 MAY 2018

Don’t forget you can prepay gifts on Flexischools - it is available until 5:00pm Tuesday 8th May. Gifts cost $6. Alternatively, send the correct

money with your child on the day.

Please bring a plastic bag for the gifts to be brought home in.

KRISPY KREME PICK UP

Krispy Kreme orders can be collected from the school on Wednesday 6th June from 3:00pm to 8:00pm. There will be a school disco on this

night, so doughnuts can be collected anytime during the evening.

TRIVIA NIGHT

It’s back! We had so much fun last year, we are going to do it again!

Join the P&C for a fantastic night of trivia, raffles and games to help raise funds for our children. Grab some friends and book a table of

8, or we can place you on a table. It’s a great way to meet new people!

$15 per person! BYO nibblies & drinks!

Email [email protected] to secure your table, or phone 0403292520. We have limited tables available so don’t leave it until the last

minute!

This is an adults only event.

BELL TIMES

Rutherford Public School have two separate play periods for the Infants and Primary students. This will maximise

playground space and ensure children have plenty of room to move.

Please note that there is NO SUPERVISION before 8:40am each morning.

Our bell times and organisation for Term 1 2018 are as follows:


Canteen

Corner

As you can imagine, with over 940 students, our canteen is a very busy place!! A reminder that all lunch &

afternoon tea orders will need to be ordered online through Flexischools. Cut off for orders will remain at

9:00am and you can purchase from the full canteen menu.

For orders placed online after 9:00am there will be a limited menu available. This limited menu will cut off at

10:00am. It will consist of:

6 pack of chicken nuggets

cheese or ham & cheese toasted sandwiches

cheese or vegemite sandwiches

red or green apples & pears

normal drink menu

Students are still able to use cash to purchase normal lunch & afternoon tea items over the counter such as

ice blocks, drinks, homemade muffins/pikelets and other snacks at break times.

Log onto www.flexischools.com.au or click on the flexischools picture below to login or set up your account.

If you need any assistance to do this, pop by the Canteen and see Di.

All of the profits raised from the Canteen go back into the school.

Thank you in advance for your understanding in this matter.

http://www.flexischools.com.au/

https://www.flexischools.com.au/


Canteen Roster

Click here for the canteen menu:

Week 1

Monday

30/04/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Staff

Development

Day

Tuesday

1/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Shirley, Denise

Wednesday

2/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Linda

1 Volunteer Needed

Nat

Thursday

03/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

2 Volunteers Needed

Friday

04/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Lisa

Marlieta, Jain Ding

1 Volunteer Needed

1 Volunteer Needed

Week 2

Monday

07/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Lisa, Unya

Tuesday

08/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Shirley, Denise

Wednesday

09/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Linda

Rio & Will

Nat

Thursday

10/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Simone, Cassandra

Friday

11/05/2018

All day

9:15am - Noon

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Lisa

Marlieta, Jain Ding

1 Volunteer Needed

https://www.flexischools.com.au/

http://www.rutherford-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/documents/10661626/10667899/menu_term_4_2017_and_term_1__2018.pdf

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