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Tuesday 31 October 2017, Week 4, Term 4 In this issue Principal s Message Training Band Chess Tournament Mini Fete Leap into Lugarno Cut-off date Gold Medallion Next Assembly Student Wellbeing Update Year 6 Reminders & PSSA Draw Principal s Message Thought for the Week How to succeed in life 1. Work hard 2. Complain less 3. Listen more 4. Try, learn, grow 5. Don t let people tell you it can t be done 6. Make no excuses ~ Germany Kent ~ Calendar dates November 1 Final Kinder Transition November 6 Principal s Morning Tea November 7 Year 5 Leadership Day November 10 3-4B Assembly December 1 PSSA Semis & Finals School Disco December 5 Year 6 Farewell December 8 End of Year Performance December 13 Presentation Day December 14 Picnic Day Congratulations to our Training Band! Well done to our Training Band who participated in the Training Band Blow in Day at Sutherland Entertainment Centre yesterday with Mrs Flett. The students had a wonderful day developing their skills and meeting students from other schools. Mrs Flett proudly reported that LPS students were extremely well behaved and performed enthusiastically. Thank you to Mr Nicholls, Bandemonium and Mrs Flett

for facilitating this valuable opportunity for our students. Chess Tournament Good luck to the following students representing LPS at the St George District One-Day Chess Teams Tournament at St George Leagues Club today: Jackson W (5/6E), Patrick E (3/4B), Zaim Y (5/6C), Cameron A (5/6E), Harrison V (5/6C), Tristan D (5/6C), Hosanna R (5/6C), Charlie C (3/4ST) and Alexandria K (3/4B). Thank you to Mrs Dufty for coordinating the Chess Club at LPS.

Mini Fete a great success! Congratulations to our Stage 3 students and staff who planned and hosted a wonderful Mini-Fete last week. Just over $2000 was raised which is amazing! The funds raised will contribute to a Year 6 gift to the school and the Year 6 farewell. A huge thank you to the parent volunteers who assisted with the Sausage Sizzle. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the day! Leap Into Lugarno! We have enjoyed meeting our 2018 Kinder students and their parents over the past couple of weeks and look forward to our final Kinder Transition session tomorrow at 9.30am in the Hall. LPS Values Awards Congratulations to the following students for being recognised by their class teacher for their demonstration of our LPS Values at our assembly last Friday. Well done!

KR Sarah Z and Cooper H KA Hunter W and Chloe H 1MK Sophia E and Ethan C-C 1/2A Kyla P and Alexia K 2D Mia P and Billy H 3/4J Max C, Annabelle F and Mackenzie W 3/4B Angelina K and Emmanuel T 3/4ST Cooper J and Madeline P 5/6C Bailey P and Lanz N 5/6E Stella A and Aidan D 5/6H Joshua B and Ali E Book Award Recipients in Week 9: Abbie C (3/4B), Taylor B (5/6E), Angelo V (1MK), Sophia R (2D), Kara E (1/2A) and Lincoln S (1/2A) Cut-off Date for 2017 Golden Medallions Please be advised that the cut-off date for submitting five Principal s Awards for a Golden Medallion is Friday, 17 th November (Week 6). Next Assembly Our next assembly will be held on Friday, 10 th November commencing at 12.15pm in the Hall. This assembly will be led by class 3/4B. This is the final assembly for 2017 with the exception of our Annual Presentation Day Assembly on Wednesday, 13 th December. Student Wellbeing Update Positive Behaviour for Learning and Bounce Back What s the focus this week? This week, LPS students are engaging in a review of expectations about transitions around the school.

Learn at all times Participating Safely Showing Respect Line up quietly Keep your hands and feet Hands and feet to Walk in two lines to yourself yourself Respect others Walk up and down stairs Line up quietly learning Walk on the footpaths Move quietly around the school In our Bounce Back lessons, students are exploring the following focus areas: Early Stage 1 As I grow I get better (to understand that I am always improving and getting better) Stage 1 Solving problems (to understand strategies that help to solve problems) Stage 2 Always look for and use your strengths. In what ways are you smart? (to understand that there are many different ways to be smart) Stage 3 Using your strengths to help others (to understand that my strengths can help others) David Coleman - Banks Primary School Christmas Card Competition Mr David Coleman will be featuring a drawing from a student within the Banks electorate on his annual Christmas cards and is seeking students to enter the Banks Primary School Christmas Card Competition. All students K-6 are eligible to enter and will receive a Certificate of Appreciation. The winning entrant will have their drawing published on Mr Coleman s 2017 Christmas cards. The card will include the winner s name and school. The winning entrant will also receive a special certificate at a presentation to be held in December. Children interested in entering should complete the attached form. Closing date for entries is 17 th November. Year 7 entry to Selective High Schools in 2019: Intention to Apply Government schools use a range of strategies to meet the educational needs of gifted and talented students. One strategy is selective high school placement which provides intellectual stimulation and an educationally enriched environment for gifted and talented students. Selective high schools cater for the specific needs of high achieving gifted students who may otherwise be without sufficient classmates at their own academic and social level. Selective schools help gifted and talent students to learn by grouping them with other gifted and talented students, teaching them in specialised ways and providing educational materials at the appropriate level. For information about applying and the placement process go to https://education.nsw.gov.au/publicschools/selective-high-schools-and-opportunity-classes/year-7. If you would like your child to apply for selective high school placement for Year 7 2019, you may do so by applying online. Applications close on 13 th November 2017. Offers for selective high school placement will be made on the basis of the Selective High School Test results and school assessment. The Selective High School Test will be held on 15 th March 2018.

An Intention to Apply Form was sent home to all students in Year 5. It should be returned to the school if you are intending to make an application to a selective high school. This form does not constitute as an application but notifies our school of your intention to apply. Mrs Williams Principal Year 6 Reminders Please remember to get your orders in for your graduation bear or ball if you are interested in purchasing one. The final day for collection of this money is Thursday, 2 nd December. In addition to this, if you are considering nominating your child for the 2017 sport boy or girl award, your nomination for this is due on Friday, 3 rd December. Stage 3 teachers PSSA Draw Friday 3/11/17 Boys Basketball v Beverly Hills at Lugarno Boys Cricket v Peakhurst West at Gannon s Park 5 Girls Softball / T Ball v Kingsgrove at Gannon s Park 4 Girls Touch Footy v Penshurst West at Peakhurst Park 4 Mixed Hockey v Oatley West at Evatt Park Notes out last week Invitation to attend the LPS Community Consultation Forum Club Rivers Remembrance Day (Junior Choir) Ethics Classes at Lugarno Public School (non-scripture only) LPS House Sport Shirts Leadership Day (Year 5)

Please note that you can download notes from our website. If students need a copy of a note from the office, there will be a charge of 50c. Money due for excursions etc Leadership Day (Year 5) - $5 due by 6/11/17 Graduation Bear & Ball (Year 6) - $18 / $20 due by 2/11/17 Lugarno Public School does not endorse or recommend any of the advertisers in this newsletter. Persons who utilise the services list in this newsletter are responsible for checking that the advertiser has the necessary licences, permits and insurance to conduct their business.

Ethics classes are an option for all NSW public school children (Kindy to Year 6) as an alternative to scripture or non-scripture. However, without more volunteer Ethics Teachers some children will miss out. Ethics classes are free for public school students and organised by the charity, Primary Ethics, who are authorised and approved by the NSW Government. Lugarno Public School Needs Your Help Volunteers commit to a 30 minute lesson each week plus a little preparation time (during the school term only). All Ethics Teachers are provided professional training, engaging curriculum and ongoing support. Teaching children ethics is fun, challenging and very rewarding. Get involved today! For more information or to apply please visit: www.primaryethics.com.au Call our Ethics Coordinator, Jo Worner: 0418 50 74 38 or Email: jw.ethics@gmail.com POSTER Volunteering as an Ethics Teacher GENERAL WHALE.docx - Version 4 6/04/2016