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Educating CommunitiesWilliam Street, East Maitland 2323Phone: 4933 7524Email: maitlande-p.school@det.nsw.edu.auFax: 4934 501219th November 2014 No. 37 (Week 7 Term 4)Respect, Responsibility, Learning, Co-operation and ParticipationNews Week 7 Term 4Wow we are halfway through the final term for thisyear, and before we know it the holidays will be uponus .and we still have so many end of year assembliesand projects to finish!We have noticed that some students are wearing reallyold and battered school hats. While it is great that theyare wearing these during breaks, they are nearly sobeaten up that they fail to perform their purpose. Iknow many families have purchased new hats, butwere wondering if children still had their old one in theirbag and were choosing to wear this instead. Wouldyou please check that your child is wearing their mostrecently purchased school hat.We totally understand that our senior students may notbe replacing hats at this time, as they have limited usefor them in the future.A reminder and request that children wait until the endof the term to hand out Christmas cards. This is toavoid any unnecessary fuss between students duringthe remaining 4 weeks.Comprehension help for teensSome kids will read perfectly in primary school and thensuddenly struggle with comprehension in high school.Here's why.Comprehension rategies-you-canMonday17th NovemberWEEK 7Kids, homework and liesDo you think your child is lying about their homework?Listen to psychologist Anne Hollonds chat with JamesO'Loghlin on what to do when the dog eats thehomework.Homework tips: y/homework-tips/kids-homeworkand-liesMaths at homeKids' early experiences with measurement are oftenbased on watching their parents. Seeing mum or dadmeasure and pour ingredients for a recipe or weighitems at the fruit shop will often become part of theirplay.Maths at home: -measure-mass-and-volumeWednesday19th NovemberThursday20th NovemberMGHS ParentsInformation night6pmMonday24th NovemberWEEK 8Tuesday18th NovemberPlanning for the futureThroughout your child's school life you'll need to makechoices about aspects of their education and future.Here’s a selection of tips to help you plan for parentteacher talks, subject selection, careers advice andback-to-school.Planning for the future: y/planning-for-the-futureTuesday25th NovemberFriday21st NovemberYear 5 LeadershipWednesday26th NovemberChoir PerformanceCombined Scripture(last scripture)Thursday27th NovemberYR6 MGHS SportDayConcert Years 2-5Friday28th NovemberLeader Speeches
School NewsJunior ChoirNext Wednesday our Junior Choir will be singing forthe Maitland Church of Christ at East Maitland. Allparents are welcome to come and watch your childperform from 10:15am. If any student has not broughttheir note and money in, please do so ASAP. Studentsare to wear their full school uniform and bring theirlunch with them.Skoolbag AppWe have a lot of families who are using the SkoolbagApp. The app is not only for receiving information fromthe school but is also used to notify the school of yourchild’s absences or any detail changes.If you have not already downloaded the app pleaselook in to it as it is a great time saver and very useful.Don’t forget to download yourFREE Skool Bag apphttp://www.skoolbag.com.au/Nautical NonsenseWe still have 6 copies of the NauticalNonsense book by Lex James. If youare interested in a copy please ask atthe office. The cost is 20.00 and it isa great book.Lost BraceletA silver bracelet has been handed in to the office.If you have lost a bracelet please come and askabout it.1H's Writer of the WeekOn the weekend I was staying in my home.I was looking out my window and all of a sudden Isaw a big dinosaur and it took me into his cave.I started to run for my life.- BrandonFinal StatementsStatements were mailed out two weeks ago. Couldyou please look at finalising any outstandingpayments for this year. Thank you to the familieswho have already done so.END OF YEAR Dates to Remember3/12 - Parent Helper Morning Tea5/12 - Presentation Day10/12 - K-6 Major Assembly11/12 - Carols Night.15/12 - Party Day16/12 - Year 6 FarewellOut of School Uniform DayFriday 28th November - RED DAYGold Coin Donation - Donation will be made toChristmas Appeal on Behalf of P&C and theSchool.Samaritans Christmas FoodAppealWe will be supporting theSamaritans Food Appeal this year.We are taking donations ofgoodies that you would expect atthis time of the year, tinned ham,custard and puddings.This is a great charity and willhelp families in need.
Canteen RosterKGLayla FoggZakk NeumannKLChelsea QuenellDaniel FletcherKNFlynn BennettBella ElliottKRJordan CattZoey DeanHarmonie JeeNicolas Griffiths1HAlex ScottJorja Priest1S2ALachlan MeredithJack Berthold2BLevi StipackRebecca Clark2NJChristian EbrillSummer Reid3SJoshua LorenzTygerlily ElbournChase Morris1A1L3TDayna RobsonWill Shaunessy24/11Jenni BlaisPhillipa Smythe25/11Leanne YorkKylie Smith26/11Leighsa CoxMelissa Farmer27/11Emma JohnsonMargaret MossnerJudy Drap28/11G FitzgeraldTracey Van TolNoami PriestClay ClarksonLilly-Jade SchumacherMilana Edwards3/4PKowen YarnoldLatisha ThomsonEden GouldRebecca Wilson-RoperBella Janson4EMorgan StuartHarry HookwayJack Gunther4WNeave SloanJett HabgoodFraser Atkinson5BSam ThompsonJosie Morley5MAlex GruberJayden StrakerEmelia Mann5SBrody MooreMurrunjii GriffithsGeorgia Conway6DGrace DiamondDaniel turnerJye Macpherson6TSamuel WhiteleyBlake HughesJasmyn McInnesSCCTyson JohnsonSCO Cooper McKinnonAleisha CedergrenPrincipal’s AwardBren Ferguson - HonestyZoey Groves - Super Homework HabitsSick Bay Linen Roster21/11/14-Kellie Heydon28/11/14-Katie Brown5/12/14-Bronwyn Guy12/12/14-Courtney Earsman19/12/14-Joy EdwardsAny problems please phone Jacki School 4933 7524 or Home 4932 7226Canteen NewsFriday 28th November will be our RED Day.Please remember to return yoursausage sizzle order form byMonday 24th November.No other lunch orders will be available on this day.There will be a variety of sweets and drinks forpurchase.Helpers for 2015It is that time of the year when we are looking forcanteen helpers for the new year.If you are available for a few hours next year and wouldlike to help in the canteen please fill the form our on theback of the newsletter and return it to school.Thank you.Uniform Shop Open ThursdayMornings 8:30am till 9amIf you would like to put your name on the roster,please pop into the shop and let us know :)EFTPOS is NOT available, cash or cheque only.Please make your cheque payable to:East Maitland Public School P&C AssociationIf you can't make the opening time of the shop, leave yourorder with payment in an envelope at the front office andhave your items either delivered to your child's classroomor left at the front office for you to collect. Your order will beprocessed on a Thursday morning.Uniform Shop Prices:Hats 14Navy Shorts 15Tri-Coloured Sports Shorts 20Shirts 20 (2 for 35)Pre-loved uniform donations are always welcome.Please ensure the clothing is washed and in good condition.Term 4 Roster 20/11 Jo & Deslie 27/11 Jodi & Bronwyn 4/12 Kimberley & Noelle 11/12 Kerry & ? (Last Trading Day & Stocktake)
Market Day VolunteersNameTimeTaskKatie BrownAny TimeRaffleKym PetersenAll dayBBQAngela MansonAll dayChoc Wheel, Raffle, BBQKris ReddingAny timeBBQAmelia Mchen8:30am – 10:30amBBQRebecca Nimmo9:30am – 10:30amBBQIan Schumacher10:00am till 12noonBBQLana Sadler10:30am till 11:30amRaffleAmanda DeanOn and off all dayBBQKirby ClayMaybeHelp Needed12noon till 1pmHelp Needed1pm till 2pmHelp Needed1:30pm till 2:30pmThank you to those who have offered to assist at Market Day on Saturday. It is greatly appreciatedHelp needed from 12noon till 2:30pm. Please email eastmaitlandpublicschoolpandc@gmail.com toadvise your preferred time.Market Day Volunteer Return SlipPlease email the P&C at eastmaitlandpublicschoolpandc@gmail.com if you are able to --I am able to assist at the Market Day on Saturday 22nd November 2014.Name:Preferred Time:Contact Number:If you would prefer to email your preference please do so toeastmaitlandpublicschoolpandc@gmail.com
P&C NewsMarket Day UpdateThe Market continues to grow.Great variety of stalls. Each stall holder as well as local businesses have donated prizes for our Chocolate Wheel.Prizes will be drawn throughout the day. Great prizes to be given as gifts for Christmas. Tickets range from 50ceach to 2.00 each. Major Raffle will be drawn at 1:30pm. Come along for a great day.Lots of children’s activities as well.First 100 people through the gate on Saturday to receiveFREE bag of goodiesPixieland PartiesRotation CreationsLawes St LearningCrafteeClips and Bows Inspired byCharlotte JayneApplebee AromasWoodstax Woodfired PizzasRounds and StitchesNorwexKim’s Precious PresentsCK Fairy FlossTotally TisaneNiki Noos CreationsIsagenixClose to my HeartFerral PrincessSt James Anglican ChurchChristmas PuddingsPhoenixCheese and PicklesBubbaMooVee’s Custom BricksMarylou’s Crafts and QuiltsHunter Ice CreamTargeted FitnessTropical Sno conesSomething Sweet & Something to KeepKaszazzCentral Coast Hunter VolunteersScaredy KatsCafé2u.Ready Steady Go KidsKingi PhotosNutrimeticsBrad – Shamballa jewelleryDarrel LeaM&C DesignsSweet and SourMarket Day Raffle TicketsYou should have received tickets home. If not please ask for some at the office or come along onthe day and purchase.Carols Night - Thursday 11th DecemberThis year the P&C will be offering Pizza as a meal option at Carols.Pizza will be available in individual boxes –a ¼ slice.Flavours available will beMeat LoversHam & PineappleCheeseRoast Beef Rolls will also be available as well as cans of DrinkMeal Tickets will be sold as you enter Carols and Pizza will be delivered and handed out between 5:15pm and5:30pm – Additional Pizza will be ordered as needed and Delivered within 15min aprox. Volunteers will berequired on the night to assist with sale of tickets and handing out Pizza. Our aim is to have everyone’s orderfilled prior to the children performing so that everyone can enjoy the night.Please email the P&C at eastmaitlandpublicschoolpandc@gmail.com to advise your time to volunteer. The morevolunteers the less time people will be required. If you can spare 15minutes it would be greatly appreciated.
Nonsense book by Lex James. If you are interested in a copy please ask at the office. The cost is 20.00 and it is a great book. Lost Bracelet A silver bracelet has been handed in to the office. If you have lost a bracelet please come and ask about it. 1H's Writer of the Week On
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