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www.brentwoodparkps.vic.edu.au Volume 21 Issue 5 Thursday 5 March 2015 DATES TO REMEMBER TERM DATES 2015 TERM 1 29 JAN - 27 MARCH TERM 2 13 APRIL - 26 JUNE TERM 3 13 JULY-18 SEPT. TERM 4 05 OCT - 18 DEC. 06 MARCH MATHLETICS & ABC READING EGGS $20.00 PLEASE PAY BY THIS DATE 11 MARCH PIRATE DAY FOUNDATION & YEAR 1 S (CHANGE OF DATE) 12 MARCH CLASS PHOTOS 13 MARCH FAMILY GROUP PHOTOS 23 MARCH PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS 23 MARCH YEAR 5/6 CAMP INSTALMENT $100 DUE 25 MARCH PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS (SPECIALIST PROGRAM INTERVIEWS) 13 APRIL YEAR 5/6 CAMP FINAL PAYMENT $100 DUE 27-29 APRIL YEAR 5/6 CAMP RUMBUG($70 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT) JIM BELL, PRINCIPAL JENNY REID, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL C hinese Sister School Visitation A big, big thank you to our host families who enabled the visitation of our sister school students from Yangzhong Experimental School, Jiangsu, China! Thanks to: - the Taylor family: Natalie, Wayne, Cameron 5CH and Olivia 2/3CM for hosting Huiqi. - the Roberts family: Leonie, Wade, Zac 6JA, Jake 4SM and Luke 1MM for hosting Yuantong and Xinbei. - the Scott family: Barb, Steven, Kaitlyn 2AD and Matilda 1HG for hosting YuYi. - the Chattrath family: Rajwinder, Bobby and Venus 5CP for hosting Yaxin. - the Chen family: Hua Jin, Gong and Linda 5CH for hosting Ziye. - the Lee family: Lai, Mun and Jerald 4VK for hosting Nanqi. - the Chandara Segar family: Anita, Chandra and Jai 5CP for hosting Shiqi. - the Wright family: Annnette and Brodie 5CH for hosting Yanqi. A lso a big thank you to Anthea Barry for being our official photographer. I am sure you will agree the photographs viewed in this week s edition our outstanding. Anthea wanted to capture the moment they arrived to their departure. As Anthea stated she wanted to retell the whole story of their visitation in visual form. What a great portrayal!! Last week it was mentioned that the school provided a Welcome Ceremony for the visitors on the Thursday. Jenny welcomed Principal Yiquin Xi and English Language teacher Jenny Huang. Jenny also welcomed Lu Hong Shen, Senior Project Officer from the International Education Division and Leejin Shan, Chinese Language Adviser from the Department of Education and Training Languages Unit. The School Captains, Jemma and Tim then conducted the ceremony and our host family students introduced themselves in Chinese and presented a gift to their visiting student/s.

The gift consisted of a backpack containing a soft toy kangaroo, a clip on soft toy koala and pen, an Aussie Frisbee, a small Socceroo ball, a Sherrin football, vegemite, a picture story book, an Aussie lunchbox, and drink bottle and activity sheets. So a variety of gifts to keep them occupied during their visit with their Australian hosts. ones looking very tired! However, Jenny did hear that a few went to sleep late after a lot of chatter! On the Friday, Principal Xi and Jenny visited the classrooms whilst the host family and visiting students made rice balls and participated in an art session. After lunch an early assembly involved our visiting students performing to Brentwood Park students and their families. Performances involved, singing modern Chinese songs, opera, a poetry recital, displays of painting and Chinese calligraphy. Our students were in awe of their performances. Principal Xi was impressed with the Year Two students performing in Chinese, the song Xin Nian Hao. Jenny and Principal Xi exchanged gifts, the school received a book about Yangzhong Experimental Primary School, paper cutting creations and tea which will be enjoyed with the staff! During the ceremony students from Brentwood Park performed songs that are reflective of our cultural diversity. Twenty two percent of our students come from families from a wide range of backgrounds, including New Zealand, China, Korea, Sri Lanka, India, Philippines, England, Afghanistan, Samoa and from the continent of Africa. The performances were: 2/CM sang and 5CP played percussion instruments to Bahay Kubo from the Philippines 4VK and 4SM performed Epo e tae tae from New Zealand B.P.P.S choir sang Inanay, an indigenous song After the ceremony the visitors and the host families enjoyed afternoon tea followed by a cricket match organised by Jim Narayan. There was time spent practising skills before the big match! The smell of the sausages wafted down to the cricket pitch and soon all were enjoying an Aussie barbeque. Then of course Jim demonstrated the finer points of Aussie rules! After the football tips the host families and their visitor/s went home with the little Brentwood Park farewelled our visitors by our students in pairs forming an arch to make a long pathway, under which the host family students lead their visitor/s through one end to the other. During which the choir performed the song The Green and the Gold. It was a lovely send off! More photographs next week of Friday s events! S chool Photographs CLASS and PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS will be taken on Thursday, 12th MARCH. The students look forward to photo day. Each student has a class photograph taken with their classmates and an individual portrait. Please ensure your child is wearing the school uniform and neatly presented. An order envelope from Aussie School Photos has been sent home. Please bring on Thursday, 12th March. FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS on Friday, 13 th MARCH. All siblings will have a FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH taken and FAMILY PROOFS will be sent to the school and parents will then order through AUSSIE SCHOOL PHOTOS.

S ports Shorts SWIMMING NEWS Well done to all of the students who swam at the district carnival on Monday. The competition was very tough and our swimmers gave their best efforts. Congratulations to our medallists. The 9/10 relay boys, Ty, Cooper, Arbhi and Max came second. In individual events, Ty came second in backstroke, Max second in breastroke, Lilly second in butterfly, Tyson second in breastroke, Senuth first in backstroke and second in butterfly. Jack swam brilliantly in backstroke and freestyle and has also progressed through to the Divisional Carnival. The Divisional Swimming Carnival is next Wednesday. Once again the standard of swimming was superb with all of our swimmers giving their best efforts. Special recognition to Jemma, Jessie, Tim, Tina, Abby, Taj and Caitlyn. A special thanks to all of the parents and friends who have supported the swimming team. SOCCER TOURNAMENT Coming up on the 24 th March we have four teams participating in the Casey Cardinia Soccer Tournament. In total thirty two students will be playing in this tournament. Let s hope our teams can do as well as last year. DISTRICT TENNIS Coming up on the 13 th March three of our students are participating in the district tennis competition. We wish Alex, Dinithi and Ben well next week. SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY The annual school cross country will be held on Wednesday 18 th March. Students who finish in the top 10 runners of each senior school race will be selected for the school team to run at district level next term. On the day, students are encouraged to wear a coloured t-shirt of their house team. Parent helpers are needed to assist with the running of this event. If you are able to assist please see Jim Narayan. Thanking you for your continued support. Jim Narayan H&PE COORDINATOR

Parliament and Museum Excursion By 6JA In Parliament the people sitting at the front are the ministers. Phar Lap died at 6 when he was poisoned. Cobb & Co started in the 1830 s There is 6 million dollars worth of gold in the Parliament House building Victoria was named after Queen Victoria. Melbourne was named after Lord Melbourne. The Welcome Nugget was found in 1858 and weighed 63kg. Whales are prehistoric. Television in the 1960s was black and white. Parliament House in Victoria was where the first Federal Parliament took place.

Term 1 Week ending 27th February 2015 FTL Noah For his fabulous creations he makes during investigation time. FBV Rylee For her fabulous listening and concentration skills during learning time. Well done! FSM Lilly For her enthusiastic approach to all activities. Awesome efforts! 1HG Mikal For his positive attitude to learning and giving put ups to his peers. WELL DONE! 1MB Olivia For her enthusiastic approach to all areas of the curriculum. 1MM Lucy For completing excellent work during comprehension activities this week. 2AD Matthew For being a very helpful member of our class this week. Thanks Matt! 2RG Isabella For always doing her best work. You are a Super Star! 2/3C Olivia For being a fantastic friend and host to our Chinese visitors. What a great experience! 3ER Natalia For consistently giving your best and always trying so hard - Keep it up! 3LP Eshara For concentrating really well during all tasks and for demonstrating FANTASTIC teamwork skills. 4SM Riley For being a THINKER and always giving his best effort. Well done! 4VK Ali For being a hard working student, eager to do well! 5CH Rebecca For making a super start to the year with a positive attitude! Well done! 5CP Ayden For taking pride with his handwriting and book presentation. 5LF Daemon For showing a positive attitude to all learning tasks. Well done! 6JA Riely For a fabulous, wonderful, super week. 6JD Tabatha For having a great sense of humour & doing an outstanding job at the swimming sports. 6TS SRC For the ten students who presented excellent speeches during SRC nominees elections! SPECIALIST Stars of the Week Health & P.E. 1MB For the amazing catching and throwing skills. Visual Arts 4VK For their fantastic portrait drawing and great getting along skills. Performing Arts 4VK 4SM For your excellent performance at the Welcoming Ceremony and for demonstrating resilience.

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