Mullumbimby Public School
Mullumbimby Public Schoolrespect yourself : respect others : respect the environmentMorrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.auTerm 1 Week 2 Monday January 4 2019WHAT’S ON?More detailed Calendar information at:www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.auWeek 2 Term 1 2019Mon4FebKinder, Day 1 commence9:15 hallWeek 3 Term 1 2019Mon11FebHL boys & girls cricketSchool photosWeek 4 Term 1 2019Mon18FebFNC girls cricketWed20FebP&C meetingThu21FebHL swimming BallinaWeek 5 Term 1 2019Mon25FebFNC boys cricketWed27FebFNC swimming L tennisPBL Reward DayUNIFORM SHOPEvery 2nd Wednesdaybeginning 13th February8:30am-9:15amin our LibraryNEWSLETTERHave you received your Newsletter?It is important to provide/update youremail address.The school Newsletter will be sent toyour email address every Monday.The Newsletter is published on theschool website as well.Please email the school if you don’treceive your Newsletter. This is thepreferred way for the school to updateor include you on our email list.Dear Parents / CarersIt was great to see our students return to school last week and hear oftheir many exciting holiday stories. Even better, it was amazing to seethe vast majority of our students proudly wearing school uniform! Welldone – the pride and presentation this creates is so important. Again,a big welcome to everyone, with a special mention to our new familiesand new kindergarten students.I am pleased to inform you that our enrolment numbers have grownquite significantly and I am still taking daily enquiries about newstudents wanting to enrol at our school.Today students were placed in their 2019 classes. It is very normal forsome students to feel some anxiety at this time of the year. Studentshave been very carefully placed based on a whole range of factors.Teachers know best on where to place students and have very specificreasons for placing each student. It is important now to give themtime to settle, build resilience and get to know their new teacher andnew friends. As I clearly stated in two newsletter editions at the end oflast year, the only reason now for changes will be for new enrollers orleavers.Our classes are as follows:ClassKindergartenKindergarten / Year 11/21/23/43/44/556Teacher-librarianSpecialist programs / RFFLearning and Support,Literacy & Numeracy interventionTeacherAmy AustinKim MalivanekLena PattersonEilidh DaviesLyndal BarrettCraig LindsayMichael MiranaLibby CrampDanielle HaywoodSue AustinMark CollinsonMichelle BoyleRichard BoyleLorraine MarshallJacqui PickPrincipals report continued over page .A proud member of the Lighthouse Valley Learning CommunityMorrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
Term 1 Week 2 Monday January 4 2019All staff at Mullumbimby Public School play a key role and are valuable contributors.Our SASS staff are as follows:PositionSchool Administration ManagerSchool Administration OfficerSchool Learning Support OfficersGeneral AssistantsNameTracey HannonKaren O’ConnellRose McLeanRachel OliverBonnie HeitzingerSteve ForemanMax StrongSharon McDonaldCleanerStaffingMany congratulations to Miss Lena Patterson who has been appointed as Assistant Principal. This was asa result of a Department of Education (DoE) Merit Selection process late last year. Lena replaces PeterTowner who has retired.Welcome back to Eilidh Davies and Libby Cramp, who have both previously taught at our school. Eilidh waswith us in 2013 before living and working in the UK for five years. Libby will be teaching a Year 5 class whilewe await a permanent appointment from the Department of Education (DoE) to be made to our school tofill Miss Patterson’s former classroom teaching position. I will keep you informed as soon as I know more.Welcome also to Michael Mirana who has a wealth of teaching experience, most recently at Kingscliff PSand prior to that in western NSW and western Sydney.Welcome to Rachel Oliver, School Learning Support Officer (SLSO) who will primarily be assistingKindergarten staff and students. Rachel has a very wide range of experiences and skills and I know she willalso be a wonderful asset to our school, as are our wonderful existing SLSO’s Rose and Bonnie.Congratulations and welcome also to Jodie Gray, who commenced with us today as our Canteen Managerreplacing Alisha Bower. Jodie was appointed to this position late last year after submitting an applicationand going through an interview process. I am very much looking forward to working with Jodie and I amcertain the school community will also be most supportive.KindergartenA huge congratulations to our Kindergarten students who started their school journey yesterday. Aftermeeting with Mrs Austin and Miss Malivanek last week for their Best Start Assessments, they commencedschool most enthusiastically and with great confidence! Many thanks to our P&C for providing morningtea and welcoming parents of Kindergarten students. We look forward to working together over the yearsahead to maximise learning outcomes for all of our students.Swimming carnivalCongratulations to all involved in our swimmingcarnival last Friday. There were some impressiveperformances, including a new record beingestablished courtesy of a fantastic swim fromMontannah Archibald. Also most pleasing to see wasthe amount of boys and girls simply ‘having a go’,even if swimming is not their strength. There weremany points gained simply through participation, infact the most we have had in recent years. A carnivalneeds a large team of helpers, and I would like toacknowledge and thank those parents who assistedMorrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au2.
Term 1 Week 2 Monday January 4 2019in some capacity on the day, whether it was as atime keeper, judge or assisting with setting up /packing up. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.A special mention also to Mr Lindsay for hisorganisation and coordination of the carnival andto Joan Patterson for acting as judge on the day.A team of students will soon be notified of theirselection in our school team to compete at theHeadlands PSSA Carnival scheduled to be held onThursday 21 February in Ballina. Best wishes to allstudents.School PhotosAs indicated in the final newsletter of last year,just a reminder that these are taking place nextMonday 11 February. Envelopes were distributedto students yesterday. Please see Tracey or Karenin the office if you need another envelope.Partnership with Northern Rivers Conservatoriumof Music (NRC)We are extremely excited that 70 studentshave enrolled in what I am sure will be agreat program. That is almost one third of ourschool!! A significant amount of research clearlydemonstrates the benefits of learning a musicalinstrument and it is so pleasing to see the interestin this initiative. At this stage we are aiming for astart in either Week 4 or Week 5 of this term, onceour school timetables and routines have settled.I will confirm a starting time and more details assoon as it is known.AFTER SCHOOL &VACATION CAREAfter School CareIn further positive news, we were informed latelast year that the After School Care programoperated at our school by Byron Shire Council willcontinue this year. I have once again been ableto offer the upstairs classroom in the middle of DBlock for this year. Please keep in mind that thisextension of the program is just for 2019 at thisstage. It is important not to become complacentabout the future of the service beyond thisyear. It will only remain operational with strongenrolment numbers.Please call Jamie on 0437860614 if you wouldlike further information or to enquire aboutenrolment.Fig treeAs you were made aware last year, our large figtrees on the northern boundary of the school havebeen cordoned off. An extremely large limb fellfrom the most western tree (closest to MorrisonAvenue) and the DoE Assets team have beenworking with arborists to determine the mostsuitable course of action for the tree in question.The results of the arborist testing indicate thatthere is significant decay to this tree and as aresult it needs to be removed. Whilst this isunfortunate, safety to students, our neighboursand everyone who enters the school is by far themost important concern to us.I will inform you as I know more.Nut free schoolA number of children enrolled at our schoolhave severe allergies. Some have anaphylacticreactions to nuts and nut products.Examples of items we would prefer not see atschool include, but is not restricted to Nutella,Snickers Bars, Peanut Butter sandwiches orcakes and slices made with peanuts or peanutproducts. We thank you for your understandingin this matter. Our preference is for all children tobring nut free items to school. If this is a challengefor families we ask you to discuss this with theschool as a matter of urgency.The safety of all children in our school is at thecentre of this request.Have a great week.RegardsDavid LeesPrincipalMorrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au3.
LIBRARY NEWSTerm 1 Week 2 Monday January 4 2019Library NewsWelcome Back. I am very excited to be back in the Library and look forward to seeing all thefamiliar borrowers, browsers and students who visit the library at lunch time.This year I am hoping to encourage all students to read more often and more widely. I amplanning to start a number of Library initiatives as well as promote already establishedschool wide ones. So far, I have the following in mind and will provide more details once weare up and running: book reading session during lunch breakscreating a book appreciation group (working alongside a student who initiated the idea)stronger commitment and participation in the Premiers Reading Challenge.a book parade later in the year.continuation of a twice term Scholastic Book Club sales.Scholastic Book ClubORDERS DUE BACK BY 12th FEBRUARYOur first Scholastic Book Club Catalogue was handed out to all classes last week(Kindergarten will get these this week). Ways you can purchase books from the book clubinclude: bringing in the order plus the correct cash/chequeand drop it into the Library or the Office. Using LOOP on the Scholastic Book Club Sitehttp://www.scholastic.com.au/Remember that every sale adds to the School’s rewards account and enables me topurchase resources not only for the library but all classrooms and the school in general.Last year I purchased books, posters, book boxes, robotic kits and reading kits to name afew.Overdues and Missing BooksOn a serious note, at the end of last year we had way too many books either marked asmissing or overdue. If you have located a School Library book at your home regardless ofcondition or time not returned please bring it in.Many ThanksSue AustinTeacher -librarian.Morrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au4.
Term 1 Week 2 Monday January 4 2019LATE PAYERS FOR SCHOOL PHOTOSAll students are to bring their envelopes on theday of photography, Monday 11th February.If you wish to pay after photo day you can goto The School Photographer website: www.theschoolphotographer.com.au and select the“Click here for Online Payments” button, you willthen be asked to enter details to make a paymentonline.ORYou can call The School Photographer officeon 9674 9824 and they will take credit cardpayments over the phone.(Note – there is a processing fee of 5 for phonepayments)ORYou can post a money order to The SchoolPhotographer along with the order envelope.CHEQUES ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTED DUE TO ACHANGE IN BANK POLICY.Please note when paying online before photo dayyou are still required to bring the envelope onthe day of photography.Mullumbimby Junior Rugby LeagueFor boys and girlsUnder 6s to Under 161/2To find out more head to our llumbimbygiantsjrlNote: Girls currently to U12OUR COMMUNITY NEWSNetballOnline registrations open have opened for the 2019 Netball Season.Competition begins on 16th March at the Brunswick Byron Netball Courtsat the Recreation Grounds, Byron St. Mullumbimby - Junior NetSetGo (5-7years) begins 4th May. NetSet Go & Under 12 play at 12:30pm. Under 17s& Seniors play from 1:45pm onwards. Sign on Mullumbimby - 9th February9-11am. At Brunswick Byron Netball Clubhouse. Contact Narelle 66843870.Spaghetti Circus Term ClassesSpaghetti Circus provides foundational circus training right here inMullumbimby.Our classes are fun, social and supportive. We offer long-term circus trainingfor two year olds up to adults! Term 1 has already begun. Get in on the fun!Find out more and enrol online at spaghetticircus.comMorrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au5.
2019 SWIMMING CARNIVALTerm 1 Week 2 Monday January 4 2019Morrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au6.
MULLUMBIMBY PUBLIC SCHOOLMorrison Avenue, (PO Box 122) Mullumbimby, 2482Telephone: (02) 6684 2373 Facsimile: (02) 6684 1294Email: mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.auPrincipal: Mr David LeesMullumbimby Public School Term 1 2019Tuesday 29th January – Friday 12th April 2019MONDAY28 January1TUESDAY29 JanuaryWEDNESDAY30 JanuaryTHURSDAY31 JanuaryYear 1-6 return4 February218 March9/1012 February13 February14 February15 February16/1719 February20 February21 February22 February23/24HL PSSA swimmingcarnival26 February5 March27 February28 February1 MarchFNC swimming BallinaCaptains/MinistersInductionHL PSSA tennisPBL Reward Day6 March7 March8 MarchNC swimming Mur’bah12 March19 MarchNC basketball25 March13 March26 March1 April2 AprilNC soccer8 April9 AprilNC boys cricketHL PSSA netball2/39/10FNC boys/girls b’ball14 March15 MarchHL PSSA AFL‘Wow’ performanceByron ShireFNC tennis20 March21 March22 MarchFNC boys/girls soccerP&C meetingHL PSSA rugby league11’s and OpensHL PSSA hockey27 March28 March29 MarchNC tennis9118 FebruaryHL PSSA boys/girlssoccer7107 FebruaryNC girls cricket11 March86 FebruaryFNC boys cricket4 March65 FebruaryFNC girls cricket25 February52/3Swimming CarnivalHL PSSA boys/girlscricketSchool Photos18 February41 FebruarySATSUNKindergartencommence 9:15 hall11 February3FRIDAY16/1723/2430/31FNC AFL3 April4 April5 AprilNC AFLFNC rugby league 11’sand OpensFNC boys/girls hockeyPBL Reward Day10 April11 April12 AprilNSW swimmingANZAC assemblyCross CountryEaster Hat ParadeLast Day Term6/713/14
Casual WorkSchool Crossing Supervisors – Work with your community1 x Casual position – Byron Bay Public School (00006RVZ)An important person in a child’s school life is the School Crossing Supervisor, who ensures they cross the roadsafely. The role requires minimal hours out of your day and gives something worthwhile back to the community.The hours are usually 8:30am to 9:30am and/or 2:50pm to 3:50pm Monday to Friday during school terms.You may be required to work morning, afternoon, both shifts and no shifts. As a casual you will be filling in forexisting part-time staff and on call basis as required. The base rate is 23.02 - 27.62 per hour.All the qualifications you need are community spirit, good communication skills, an alert and professional attitude towork and a reliable personality. The casual hours and school holidays would suit a parent or grandparent, a retiree oranyone wanting meaningful work — but not full-time.Training for your key responsibilities of directing traffic to stop at the designated crossing and giving clear instructions toinfants and primary school students to cross the road safely, will be provided. You may be required to attend ahealth assessment. Appointment is subject to a Working with Children Check clearance.Roads and Maritime Services is an equal opportunity employer.For further information on this exciting opportunity please call 1300 305 855 or go to iworkfor.nsw.gov.auApplications close 11.59pm Sunday, 10 February 2019TfNSW are committed to building a diverse and inclusive culture across the Transport cluster, planning for andpromoting diversity. We welcome and encourage applications from diverse community groups and ages includingAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, LGBTI, people with disabilities, women and other diversity groups. TfNSWrecognises the benefits that such an approach brings for our staff and customers in delivering the future of NSW.
Morrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.auA proud member of the Lighthouse Valley Learning Community Morrison Ave PO Box 122 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 T 6684 2373 F 6684 1294 mullumbimb-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.mullumbimb-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
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