Issue 30-18th September

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TOOTGAROOK TELEGRAPHWeekly newsletter of

TOOTGAROOK PRIMARY SCHOOLWebsite: www.tootps.vic.edu.au

Telephone: 5985 2864

Email Address: [email protected] Issue 30 18thSeptember, 2014

CALENDAR

Friday 19thSeptember - Last Day Term Three - 2.30pm dismissal.

Saturday 27thSeptember - Tootgarook Community Market 4/5S rostered on

Term Four

Monday 6thOctober - School Resumes @ 9.00am

Monday 6thOctober - Grade 3 Manyung 3 day Camp

Wednesday 8thOctober - Grade 4 Manyung 3 day CampFriday 24thOctober - School Concert@ Eastbourne P.S. Hall

To conclude term 3 we are celebrating the fantastic contributions of two

Educational Staff members, Justine Beagley and Graham Sharrock. The theme for

this year is recognition and respect. Our wonderful ES staff will be treated to a

special morning tea this Thursday. Justine organises our First Aid room along with

stock, policies and professional training. Along with assisting students with

learning, Justine oversees the Active Afterschool Program, plays saxophone in the

band, attends the regional music camp, works in the office and assists with the

newsletter. She is not only a great staff member but she is also an active

community member.

Graham is also an active community member, in particular with the school market

and RACV Energy Breakthrough Program. Grahams main role is to assist a student

with his learning during the year with the unique skill of peg feeding required daily.

Exercises devised by the Occupational Therapist are implemented by Graham as

well as running the active Afterschool Program during the week.

Over the last couple of weeks we have been privileged to an in depth overview of

what our ES staff brings to Tootgarook Primary School. Next term we will add to

our ES overview with two staff who have had a major and continued impact on

Tootgarook Primary School.

End of Term 3 ArrangementsWhat a busy term we have had over the last ten weeks. How fortunate we are to be part ofsuch a vibrant learning community!Term 3 finishes this Friday with an early dismissal at 2:30pm from the Multi Purpose Room.

The final assembly will get under-way at approximately 2:10pm.I hope everyone has a restful break fingers crossed for some lovely spring days!

We look forward to seeing everyone back on Monday 6th

October for the start of term 4.
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Compulsory HatsFrom the start of next term we will return to the wearing of a school approved hat. Our hat

is green in colour and is designed to promote the protection of the neck and

ears as well as the face. Compulsory hats are a School Council Policy, which

will be strictly enforced.

Children who dont wear an approved hat will be required to stay in a

sheltered area during school recess times. NO BASEBALL HAT IS OR WILL BEAPPROVED. School hats with our school logo can be purchased from Beleza Uniform Shop

in Rosebud.

To the following people who have offered help at our market on

Saturday 27thSeptember; Lisa Bateman, Christine Young, Aleisha Sykes,Steven Price, Maree Clow, Nikki Heylbut, Sara Jacobson, Christine Rae,

Christopher Holliss, Sam Jupp. Grade 4/5S are rostered on however ifanyone from the school community can give an hour or so that would be much

appreciated as it is also AFL Grand Final day thanks!

Ella Flynn 6B - winner of thePeople's Choice Award in theArt Show Congratulations!!

During lunchtime on Wednesday many Students

came into the library to enjoy a selection of

books read by Sophie Holliss, Macayla Hahn,Anastasia Nancarrow, Emily Inglis and Sophie

Parker Crawford.Thank you girls, you did a great

job and you engaged your audience beautifully.

Our Annual School Concert will be held on Friday 24thOctoberat Eastbourne Primary School Hall

Tickets on sale now@ $7.00 each.

Please pre purchase tickets to avoid the rush on the night


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Prep B Mrs. Bos Bella-Mia Magnano Bella-Mia is a motivated and interested learner who is

engaged in all School activities. Her personal growth is a result of the effort she makes and the

enjoyment she receives in succeeding in school. Well done!

Prep P- Mrs. Prossor

Bradley Holliss

for his enthusiasm and interest in all areas of his learning.His efforts this term have produced great results. Well done Bradley.

1 HMrs HughesMatilda Livesley as voted by her peers, for being a motivated, self-directed

learner. Matilda is enthusiastic, helpful and follows our RICH School Values.

1PMiss Perkins - Daizy Grinter -You are a kind and friendly member of our class and always

demonstrate the school RICH values. You work hard to finish all of your work and always have a

smile on your face. You are a pleasure to have in our classroom!

2BMrs BairdJackson Visa happy, friendly, positive class member who always follows the RICH

Values. Jackson enjoys working towards achieving his goals and improving his skills.

2JMrs JohnstoneTaylah Hawley-Morsillo for her fantastic attitude to all aspects of her

learning, including completing extra tasks at home. Taylah has become a confident class-member

who frequently shares her understandings.

3/4TMiss Withers - Miah Taylor -As voted by her peers for being a kind and caring friend to

others. She constantly puts in 100%, displaying a strong work ethic and always following through on

her classroom responsibilities. I appreciate the kindness she has shown towards others throughout

the year and the effort she has put into her learning. Keep smiling Miah, you are a wonderful

student and a pleasure to teach.

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Ms. Walton

Niall Harbour- as voted by his peers for being a great addition to our grade.He is a kind, funny, helpful and caring friend to others. Niall concentrates well in class and

participates fully in all activities, offering relevant and interesting opinions during discussions. Niall is

always happy and smiling. Well deserved Niall.

4/5SMiss Staley - Oliver Humble-As voted by his peers for being a conscientious student who

always gives 100%. Oliver has outdone himself at Running Club recently achieving 300km. In addition

to this he has proven he can read as fast as he can run, completing Harry Potter and the Goblet of

Fire - all 636 pages in just over a week. Congratulations Oliver Humble, you are a superstar!

5QMiss Quintin - Voted by his classmates for his improved efforts at school. Kasadee Johnson

comes to school prepared and ready to learn. He is always polite and tries hard to achieve his

absolute best. We enjoy having you in our class Kasa-Blanka, Well done!!!!!6BMrs Bruin - Jacob Kelly- As voted by his peers. You are the life and soul of our class who always

has a smile and a kind word for everyone. Thank you for being such a great member of 6B who

exemplifies all of our RICH school values. You are a true 6B legend!

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