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SCHOOL NEWSLETTER • 23 August 2016 • TERM 3 WEEK 6

This is how we Learn and Live!

Coding

Week 6

Week 6 - 22 August Book Week

23 August Parent Survey Opens

24 August Author Incursion, P&C Meeting 7pm

26 August PSSA, Assembly KS, Chess 3pm

Week 6

Week 7 -29 August National Literacy and Numeracy Week, 3-6 Athletics Carnival

31 August Years 3-6 Times Tables Competition

2 September PSSA, Assembly 5/6B, Chess 3pm

Week 6

Week 8 – 5 September New Financial System commences

9 September Parliament, Assembly KN, Chess and P&C Disco

Week 6

Week 9 -12 September

13 September K-2 Athletics Carnival, MILO Cricket competition

15 September School Leaders to Parliament House, Spelling Bee Regional

Final

16 September PSSA, Assembly 3/4T, Chess 3pm

Week 6

Week 10 – 19 September

20-22 September Stage 3 Camp to Canberra/The Snow

23 September Mufti Day, Last day of term, Assembly 1/2L, Chess

Term 3 Important Calendar Dates





PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

Premier’s Spelling Bee Final

The Spelling Bee final for Stage 2 and Stage 3 was an exciting affair with all students showing their

exceptional spelling abilities. The children displayed excellent sportsmanship towards their fellow

competitors and congratulated each other after each round. Congratulations to our winners

Madhav 5/6B and Manavjot 3/4A. They will represent Riverbank Public School at the Regional

Finals at Quakers Hill Primary School. We wish them the best of luck.

Science Week

All students thoroughly enjoyed celebrating Science Week. Years 5 and 6 students explored this

year’s theme of ‘Drones, droids and robots’ through special LEGO-robotic workshops run by the

Young Engineers group. Students experimented with some fundamental engineering principles,

including gear transmission and symmetry, as they constructed various powered robots for

themselves.

Book Week 2016 Theme: Australia! Story Country.

Each year, across Australia, The CBCA brings children and books together celebrating Children’s

Book Week. During this time Schools, Libraries, Booksellers, Authors, Illustrators and children

celebrate Australian Children's Literature. This Wednesday, Sue Whiting (Children’s Book author) is

visiting our school to talk with the students about the art of story writing. We look forward to

welcoming Ms Whiting to Riverbank. All students are encouraged to come dressed as their

favourite Book Character.

Literacy and Numeracy Week

Next week we celebrate National Literacy and Numeracy Week. Every day at Riverbank we are

excited to celebrate the importance of literacy and numeracy; the foundations of learning.

Students are looking forward to participating in mini skip counting and times tables quizzes in their

classes.

Father’s Day Stall The P&C Father’s Day Stall will be held next Thursday September 1st in the School Hall. Gifts will be $5 and cards $1.





SASS Week Next week is School Administrative and Support (SAS) Staff Recognition Week. This is an

opportunity for the whole school community to recognise and thank our amazing SAS staff for the

important work they do for our children and our community. SAS staff includes our front office

School Administrative staff, our General Assistant, and our Student Learning Support Officers (or

“teachers’ aides”). Please take the time to say thank you to our School Administrative and Support

Staff this week.

Community Meeting Monday 12 September School Hall 9.15am

On Monday 12 September, following the weekly morning assembly I will be addressing parents and

the community with a masterplan for the increased growth of an additional 400 students at

Riverbank PS. This consultation process is important and I strongly encourage everyone to attend.

There will also be an evening session in October.

NAPLAN Results

NAPLAN results went home last Wednesday with Year 3 and Year 5 students. The school

performed well compared to state averages and also performed well when compared to

statistically similar schools. The main area identified for further school improvement is reading;

particularly to ensure the expected level of growth in all students’ reading skills between Years 3

and 5. This similar trend to last year validates the school’s strategic focus on improving our

students’ reading skills. This has begun in 2016 with the implementation of the whole-class Focus

on Reading program (which emphasises explicit teaching of key comprehension skills across Years

1-6); this program was initially developed to particularly improve student growth in reading across

Years 3-6 and the L3 program in Kindergarten.

Important Dates from the P&C

Friday 9 September P&C Disco

Friday 25 November Movie Night

I look forward to seeing you at our school Athletics Carnival for Years 3-6 (and students turning 8)

next Monday 29 August at Blacktown International Sportspark.

Have a lovely fortnight





Jeanie Brown DEPUTY PRINCIPAL’S REPORT The Partners in Learning parent feedback survey NOW OPEN!!

This Term, our school will be participating in the Partners in Learning parent survey, another part

of the Tell Them From Me suite of surveys on student engagement. The survey asks parents and

carers questions about different factors that are known to impact on student wellbeing and

engagement.

Running this survey will help our school understand parents’ and carers’ perspectives on their

child’s experience at school. These include: communication between parents/carers and staff,

activities and practices at home and parent/carer views on the school's support of learning and

behaviour. This valuable feedback will help our school make practical improvements.

The survey is conducted entirely online at home or on public computers. The survey will typically

take 15 minutes or less to complete and is completely confidential. The parent survey will be

conducted between 22 August and 21 October. Participation in the survey is entirely voluntary,

however, your responses are very much appreciated. The survey is open to all parents/carers from

Kindergarten to Year 6. It can be accessed here: https://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/rps4653

More information about the survey is available at: http://surveys.cese.nsw.gov.au/information-for-

parents

Tell Them From Me Survey

I am delighted that this term, our school, like many other public schools in the state, will

participate in a Department of Education initiative: the Tell Them From Me student feedback

survey. The survey aims to help improve student learning outcomes and measures factors that are

known to affect academic achievement and other student outcomes. The focus of the NSW-wide

survey is on student wellbeing, engagement and effective teaching practices.

You may remember that our students also participated in a Tell Them From Me student survey in

Term 1 this year. Asking students to complete the survey twice in one year allows us to identify

trends in student responses as well as track engagement and motivation across the school year.

More information about the survey is available at: http://surveys.cese.nsw.gov.au/information-for-

parents

https://nsw.tellthemfromme.com/rps4653

http://surveys.cese.nsw.gov.au/information-for-parents








The survey is a great opportunity for our students to provide us with valuable and quick feedback

on what they think about school life, how engaged they are with school and the different ways that

teachers interact with them. Schools in Australia and around the world have used the Tell Them

From Me survey to help improve how they do things at school.

I want to assure you that the survey is confidential. The survey is conducted online and will

typically take less than 30 minutes to complete. It will be administered during school hours

between 22 August and 21 October. Participation in the survey is entirely voluntary.

Car Park

Reminding parents that the staff car park is only for staff. It cannot be used as a thoroughfare or as

an exit and entrance point to the school. To ensure student safety we ask you to use the front or

back gates when entering and exiting the school. We thank you for your cooperation on this

matter.

Lost Property

As we enter the warmer months the amount of lost property has grown. We ask you to ensure that

all items of clothing are clearly labelled with your child’s name and class. This will allow the

teachers to return the clothing to their rightful owner.

Thank you

Michael Kammerer





Congratulations to our Week 5 (Term 3) 3-6 Merit Awards recipients

Congratulations to our Week 4 (Term 3) K-2 Merit Awards recipients

Class Class

KE Mannat, Mekyle 1/2B Shreeman, Rehan

KG Kiara, Max 1/2D Maher, Jeweline

KGC Lennox, Divisha 1/2F Bella, Shanpreet

KJ Gauri, Mufaddal 1/2J Priyanshi, Aryan

KL Jasleen, Vesna 1/2K Elizabeth, Soumya

KM Harleen, Bria 1/2L Saahith, Ali

KN Yash, Lily-Rose 1/2R Jade, Natalie

KS Preet, Ahmad 1/2W Shaila, Vivaan

K/1S Kade, Michael

Class Class

3/4A Marika, Arnav, Hamza 5/6B Jerome, Sanjam, Uday

3/4G Anushka, Archis, Zaqeel 5/6K Joel, Radin, Aiyanna

3/4H Nimit, Beheshta, Ansh 5/6R Jaden, Lauren, Himani

3/4O Leah, Nitya, Krish 5/6T Nashmia, Kerthan, Claudine

3/4T Morgan, Elkin, Jazmyn 1/5G Zeke

3/4L Anav, Alyssa, Swatthi





PSSA RESULTS: Term 3 - Week 4

Soccer – Boys

Riverbank PS vs Ironbark Ridge PS

Juniors

The Junior boys were fired up ready to play. We were competing against a quality side with a lot of

skilful players. The juniors managed to hold off the attacks with fantastic saves from Jagan,

however, with one minute to go a shot slipped through his hands into the goals. Well played junior

boys.

Loss 0-1 Team Player – Kaya Best and Fairest – Trei

Seniors

It started off neck and neck with both teams having shots at goals and making defenders work.

Ironbark managed to get a lucky shot away which found the goals. Then they got on a roll. Rory

scored a great penalty in the second half. Well played seniors.

Loss 1-5 Team Player – Arvin Best and Fairest – Rory, Xander

Soccer – Girls

Riverbank PS vs Kellyville Ridge PS

Junior girls continue to play well coming away with another win!

Senior girls proved once again that perseverance & positivity are key ingredients of a good game.

Juniors Win 2-1 Team Player – Lily Best & Fairest - Alyssa

Seniors Lost 2-0 Team Player – Darcy Best & Fairest – Alyssa

Netball

Riverbank PS v Rouse Hill

Tough game this week but the girls tried their hearts out! Our passing and defence have improved.

I am very proud of their teamwork and determination.

Juniors Loss 0-18 Team Player – Erin Best & Fairest – Zeynep

Seniors Loss 2-27 Team Player - Lauren Best & Fairest - Mehak





Newcombe Ball

It was a hard game this week but our boys and girls played valiantly, demonstrating great

sportsmanship and teamwork. The team has greatly improved their serving and continue to be

positive regardless of the score.

Well done boys and girls!

Girls Lost Best and Fairest - Diya

Boys Lost Best and Fairest - Angadjit

Term 3 - Week 5

Soccer – Boys

Juniors

The Junior boys worked well as a team and spent a lot of the game attacking. It was very close

towards the end as the boys encouraged each other and were able to defend their lead.

Win – 2-1 Team Player – Jagan Best and Fairest – Kaya

Seniors

The senior boys had a fantastic game but unfortunately a goal went in with 2 minutes left of play.

Well done to all the boys for playing in a positive spirit.

Loss 1-0 Team Player – Rory Best and Fairest – Lee

Soccer – Girls

Bye

Netball

Riverbank PS v Quakers Hill East

The girls played two amazing games. The Junior girls had a draw and played with determination

and skill. The senior girls had great team spirit and scored 3 goals. Every game they play, they are

improving. Marvellous job.

Juniors Draw 2-2 Team Player – Natalya Best and Fairest - Arya

Seniors Lost 3-27 Team Player – Kathleen Best and Fairest - Kathrynna





Newcombe Ball

Riverbank PS v Oakville PS

N - Never gave up

E - Energy

W - Won

C - Competitive

O - Okay

M - Memorable moments

B - Best we can

E - Exciting

Girls Won Best and Fairest - Yanee

Boys Lost Best and Fairest - Shan

Primary Athletics Carnival

Our school Athletics Carnival for Years 3-6 will be held on Monday 29 August. The carnival will be

held at Blacktown International Sportspark. Students from Year 2 who are turning 8 this year are

welcome to participate.

Students must meet their teachers at 8:30am for roll marking. We cannot wait for any late

students. Buses will leave from the school at 8.45am and will return by 3.00pm.

If students are interested in ordering a lunch pack from our school canteen for the day, please

pick up an order form from our canteen. Lunch orders must be picked up by the students from

the school canteen between 8.15-8.30am on carnival day.

A canteen run by the venue will be available for parents only on the day. Students are not to

access the canteen due to the carnival schedule. This year, the carnival will include track events

(800m, 200m & 100m) and long jump. Shot put and high jump events have already been run at

school.





Race schedule

PRIMARY RACE SCHEDULE

START TIME: 9:15 am 10 11 years

11 years

100m

100m

Boys

Girls

1 Senior

Senior

800m

800m

Boys

Girls 11

12 years

12 years

100m

100m

Boys

Girls

2

11

years

11

years

800m

800m

Boys

Girls 12

13 years

13 years

100m

100m

Boys

Girls

3 Junior

Junior

800m

800m

Boys

Girls

Track events take priority. Long jump is

to take place throughout the day while

track events are running.

Events will be announced as age groups

are required.

Track event heats will be timed. The top

3 times of each event will determine

the place getters. Finals for 100m will

run at the end of the race schedule only

if time permits.

4 Senior

Senior

200m

200m

Boys

Girls

5

11

years

11

years

200m

200m

Boys

Girls

6 Junior

Junior

200m

200m

Boys

Girls

7 8 years

8 years

100m

100m

Boys

Girls

8 9 years

9 years

100m

100m

Boys

Girls

9

10

years

10

years

100m

100m

Boys

Girls





Walk-a-thon – Trek for Tech 2016

We will be having our annual Walk-a-thon on Wednesday 12 October (Term 4 Week 1). Students

will participate in our Walk-a-thon by walking laps with peers and teachers within the school

grounds. Students are encouraged to gain sponsorships from their family and friends to support

their participation in our Walk-a-thon. Money raised will enable us to purchase technology to

support student learning. A number of prizes will be given out for the collection of sponsorship.

Keep an eye out for the information note and sponsor card later this term. We really appreciate

and thank you for supporting our school to raise money for technology.

Mrs A Hannigan Sports Organiser

Enrolments for Kindergarten 2017

Enrolments are now being accepted for Kindergarten 2017. If your child is

turning 5 before 31 July 2017 and they are within the school’s catchment

area, they are eligible to enrol.

Please come to the school’s front office to make any enquiries or to pick up

an enrolment pack.





Our Help Increase the Peace (HIP) Keys – School Rules:

Our school rules will incorporate the ‘Help Increase the Peace Keys’ to promote a harmonious,

nurturing and challenging living and learning environment.

The HIP program offers a whole school approach to building relationships through

communication, co-operation, trust building and conflict resolution.

Office News

Thank you to those families who have already paid their school fees.

We previously sent a letter home informing parents of the transition

to the new NSW Public Schools’ finance and administration system on

Monday 5 September 2016. Please finalise any outstanding payments

by 19 August 2016 to ensure your child is included in the activities

offered.

NO PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED BETWEEN 22 AUGUST 2016 AND 9 SEPTEMBER 2016 –

THIS INCLUDES ONLINE PAYMENTS.

YELLOW KEY Care for Others

GREEN KEY Think Before Reacting

BLUE KEY Respect Yourself

RED KEY Work Together for a

Non Violent Way

BLACK KEY Expect the Best





Science Week at Riverbank!

This week Riverbank celebrated Science Week and had a wickedly fun time! The theme this year

was ‘Drones, droids and robots’. All the teachers got into the spirit and dressed like crazy scientists

to conduct their science investigations with each of the classes. Students got to engage in a variety

of fun experiments such as; making delicious ice cream and sherbet, building exploding Lego

volcanoes and marshmallow catapults, exploring magnetic forces and static electricity, creating

slime and parachutes, and many more exciting experiments! Stage 3 also created some amazing

Lego STEM robotics with the assistance of the ‘Young Engineers’ team that facilitated the sessions.

Both the students and teachers had a fantastic day and we can’t wait to see what next year’s

Science Week will hold!

Science Curriculum Committee





What is Science Week?

National Science Week aims to reach as many Australians as possible each year with a positive

message about the impact that Science has on our lives, our economy, our society and our world.

It is Australia’s major national celebration of Science. It provides an opportunity for the entire

Science community to celebrate and showcase Science to the Australian public and the world.

The 2016 Theme was Droids, Drones and Robots.

Drones, droids and robots are all machines. Drones are robots which fly and (an)droids are robots

which look like humans.

In Stage 3, each student had the choice of making LEGO models of either android or robot rabbits.

The following principles were applicable to the LEGO models

Understanding of transmission

Gear transmission

Understanding of driver and driven gear

Use of idler gear and

Symmetry

When Primary and High School make delicious fun... 5/6B was the lucky class this week to be invited by the High School for a taster lesson in the TAS department of the Ponds High School. This is an outcome of the Middle School Program that we are following here at Riverbank. Students made chocolate crackles under the supervision of Ms Wakim, the TAS teacher. Students were engaged in measuring their ingredients, mixing them, pouring them into paper moulds and finally freezing them to make their own little item. They loved every moment of it and were even happy to wash and clean up responsibly. This has been a tremendous experience for my students and they felt really grown up! My sincere thanks to The Ponds High School for allowing us this opportunity. Sanjukta Banerji Classroom Teacher

Science Week indulgence

Another exciting activity that 5/6B enjoyed this week was Lego Robotics, where they made their own little machines which ran on motor. Mrs Brown organised this so that every student of Stage 3 could avail of such a hands on fun experience which links so well with Science and Technology. We have indeed been having a sensational time this week! We are sharing some pictures with you. Sanjukta Banerji Classroom Teacher Hindu Scripture

Angad Sharma 5/6B and Janam Bhavsar 5/6R have created a spectacular three dimensional artwork to represent the story of the origin of the holy river Ganga in India. Mrs Anuradha Shukla, their Scripture teacher was very proud of them and is organising a special certificate for them. The Hindu

Scripture team has been doing a splendid job in making their students aware of the various festivals and the story behind them. The teachers also follow the Hindu calendar of festivals so that students have a live feel of what they are learning about. Students are now deeply involved in their lessons and look forward to learning something new each week. Stage 3 is encouraged to work on various projects related to their lessons. This artwork is indicative of their dedication. Sanjukta Banerji Scripture Coordinator

Book Week is Week 6

This year the theme for Children’s Book Week is Australia: Story Country. To celebrate this most important week in the school calendar, we will be having a special visit from children’s author Sue Whiting, on Wednesday 24th August. A separate note regarding this has been sent home. The cost for this has already been charged via the Term 3 invoices.

Please feel free to come dressed as your favourite book character on Wednesday!

https://cbca.org.au/book-week-2016

http://www.suewhiting.com/

Book Club

Issue 6 catalogues have now been distributed to all classes. Orders are due by Friday 2nd

September.

Unfortunately, the Library can no longer accept cash payments. All orders will need to be completed online using the Scholastic LOOP ordering system. The students’ book purchases will still be sent to the school and distributed by the Library as usual.

Mayoral Creative Writing Prize

Mayoral Creative Writing Prize 2016

Welcome to the Blacktown Mayoral Creative Writing Prize 2016. It is open to adults and children (aged 8 to 17 years) who live in

the Blacktown City. The poems and short stories must be works of fiction.

This prize was developed as an outcome of Council’s support of the National Year of Reading in 2012. The prizes were first

awarded in 2013. This is the fourth year of the prize.

Submission Criteria

1. Works must be original and completed in the last 6 months. They can be either:

3. Each entry must have a completed entry form.

4. Each page must have a footer which includes:

o Page numbers

o Title of the piece

o Name of the entrant.

5. All winning entries will be published by Council and all entries will be placed in the library’s local history collection.

6. Members of staff, members of Council, their partners and members of their immediate families are ineligible to enter this

competition.

7. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

8. All participants will receive a certificate of participation. A presentation ceremony will be held on Friday, 25 November 2016, where

the winners will be announced.

9. Submit entries with a completed entry form in one of the following ways:

in person at any of the Blacktown City Libraries

by email to [email protected] with a scanned completed entry form.

Mayoral Creative Writing Prize 2016 prize money

The total prize pool is $1,600.

Winners aged 17 or younger will receive $100 and their school, if located in Blacktown, will receive a corresponding $100 as an

incentive to encourage the budding authors of our local area.

Mayoral Creative Writing Prize 2016 deadline and entry form

Entries close Friday, 23 September at 4:30pm.

Download the entry form and condition.

Poem, maximum of 25 lines

Short story, maximum of 500 words

2. Only one entry per person is permitted in each category.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.libraries.blacktown.nsw.gov.au/files/8648aba3-2288-45bc-a946-a63600ef9273/Mayoral_Creative_Writing_Prize_2016_Entry_Form.pdf

Date: Monday, 14th November 2016

P&C CORNER

Term 3 NO 14

What a busy a busy year for Riverbank Public School. I sat down the other day before a meeting and

thought are we in term 3 yet! And just reflected on what our P&C has done. Between fundraising, Merit

Panels and now with Cindy Wright representing the community on the Building Project, organising

School Disco, Father’s Day and Pocket Money day. It is hard to believe that term 4 is fast approaching

and we will be awaiting Santa Clause to visit us!!

As you will see we are having a Pocket Money day for the children on the 23rd August 2016. This idea

came about with the Mother’s day stall. The children love buying gifts and I thought it was a lovely idea

to allow the children the same opportunity for them to buy something for themselves. This will be a trial.

If it works we will continue to have this a staple within our P&C

And lastly our Movie night. This a first for our P&C – it is something that will grow over the years. This is a

major fundraising event for the school and hopefully this will be a success! WE can only try. There is

much work to do and many hands to make light work. If you would like help please email

[email protected]. Help could be in any form.

Have a Wonderful week. Lesley

The P&C shop is opened on the following days. P&C Levy can be paid. Cash sales only. The P&C does not

have EFPOS Machines at this stage.

Monday 2.30-3pm & Wednesday 8 -9.15am and 2pm – 3pm.

P&C shop is located behind the school canteen.

School Sponsorship packages.

If you are a small business and would like to offer a donation to our

school in a form of goods and services. Please contact us. We have

packages available for Movie Night, Disco or any other event that we hold throughout the year.

On sale P&C POP UP SHOP

These products can be either brought through the POP UP Shop direct on the above days or via the

school mail. Fill out the forms below or click on the link to direct access and send to class teacher or P&C

Letter box at front office. Please have correct money.

House T- Shirts $20.00 http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community/gallery

Busy Nipper Activity Bags $5.00 http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community/gallery

Busy Nipper Pencil Cases $5.00 http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community/gallery

Busy Nipper Activity Packs $ 3.00 http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community/gallery

Hair Accessories http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community/gallery

Reminder of the following Events for P&C

Entertainment Books. To order and pay online securely, visit

www.entbook.com.au/9t26527. Thanks for your support! 20% from each

membership sold contributes to our school fundraising!

mailto:[email protected]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/23epu8/imagine_how_scary_snails_would_be_if_they_were/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/23epu8/imagine_how_scary_snails_would_be_if_they_were/

http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community/gallery































P&C CORNER

Term 3 NO 14

Copies can be obtained from the front office or the school website on

http://www.riverbankp.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community

Father’s Day Stall /Raffle Thursday 1st September 2016- Thank you to Step in to Life for $180

voucher

School Disco 9th September 2016 – Thank you to Ray White Riverstone for sponsorship

Pocket Money Day 23rd September 2016 – This day is the same as Mothers/Father’s day stall but

for the children – boys/girls toys jewellery (Note if this is a success it will continue as a staple for

the P&C).

25th November 2016 – Our first ever Movie Night. Our first major event for the P&C. This is our

major event to raise much needed money for the goals of the P&C – Air conditioning. – Ray White

@Riverstone and Cheeky Monkey for sponsorship

A message from Carolyn Mitchell our P&C Secretary

Riverbank P&C are going paperless! To be put on the contact list please email

[email protected]

RIVERBANK PUBLIC SCHOOL PARENTS GROUP.

Second Hand Uniform Shop

We now have a 2nd hand uniform shop! We also have a FB group called

RIVERBANK PUBLIC SCHOOL 2nd HAND UNIFORM SHOP.

Please join to be kept up to date with what we have in stock. If you have any items You would like to donate please Kate McPherson or drop items at front office. All proceeds support

Riverbank Public School P&C

RIVERBANK PUBLIC SCHOOL 2nd HAND UNIFORM SHOP. Thankyou - Kate McPherson - Second

Hand Uniform Coordinator [email protected]

CALENDER REMINDERS

Term 3

24th August 2016@ P&C Meeting School staff room @7pm

http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-community






P&C CORNER

Term 3 NO 14

1st September 2016 Fathers Day’s Stall (DURING CLASS TIMES)

9th September School Disco K – 2 5-6PM

3-6 6.15 – 7.30PM

23rd September Pocket Money Day Last day of term (DURING CLASS TIMES)

September NO MEETING

Term 4

26th October General Meeting School Staff Room @ 7pm 23rd November 2016 @ 7pm School staff room

23rd November 2016 P&C Meeting School Staff room @ 7pm

25th November Movie Night. 6.30PM

December NO MEETING

General Meeting

Wednesday 24th August 2016 7pm

School Staff Room

Please use the Primary School Car Park all other gates are locked

AGM Agenda -

1. Welcome – President

2. Business Arising

3. Presidents Report

4. Deputy Principal Report

5. Principal Report

6. Sub Committee Report

7. General Business/Questions

Formal Agenda will be uploaded on the schools website alongside the minutes if requesting

copies.

Copies will not be available on the night (saving paper, going green). Please follow the link

below to obtain minutes and agenda. http://www.riverbank-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/parents-

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P&C CORNER

Term 3 NO 14

Community Sponsor board for 2016.

The P&C would like to continually say thank you to the following companies or people for

their Support throughout 2016.

P&C CORNER

Term 3 NO 14

RIVERBANK PUBLIC SCHOOL P&C ANNUAL FATHERS DAY STALL

WHEN: THURSDAY 1st September 2016

DURING CLASS TIMES

CARD STOCK $2.00, BAGS $2.00

ALL GIFTS $5.00 Please NOTE NO FOLLOW UP STALL

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT RPSP&C

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