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WELCOME BACK We hope you all had a relaxing and enjoyable holiday break and kept yourself warm and dry during those last few wet days last week! The students have settled well back into the school and are looking forward to another productive
term, a busy one this term as we have our school production coming up on Thursday 5th September. It has been great to see the partnership between the school and families continue to develop positive relationships and connections. There are many ways in which parents can become involved; through the Parent’s Club, supporting fundraisers and activities, volunteering at school, attending discussions/meetings and just having a chat with staff before or after school. The involvement of the parent body is an important link in your child’s education, we encourage all parents to become active in their child’s schooling. Staff are always available to speak with in regards to any questions or queries about your child or the school. Thanks to the parents who have raised concerns with me with regards to student access to toilets during the school day. We allow all students to use the toilets throughout the day. I understand that there has been some variation in practice across the school and I thank parents for raising this with me so I can clarify and readdress where needed. During a school day, we provide at least seven direct opportunities throughout the day for students to go to the toilet. Staff members are constantly reminding students to use these allocated times. (Some students may have a medical need to access toilets more frequently than others.) After consultation with staff today to clarify and review our practices, we acknowledge that students may need to go to the toilet during class time too. If this is the case, we send students in pairs during class time for safety reasons. If more than two students need to go, we ask students to wait and send only two at a time. Each home group teacher will monitor toilet breaks and if we note students going more frequently during class time than needed, we will discuss this issue with individuals and parents if deemed necessary. If you have any questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact me.
MRS PRIME RETURNS! Mrs Prime returns from her well deserved holiday on Wednesday 24th July. We look forward to welcoming Mrs Prime back and to hear all about her adventures! NEW IT TECHNICIAN Clem Gregory has been appointed as the new IT Technician at Nilma. We welcome Clem to the school and look forward to working with Clem to continue the maintenance and development of our school’s IT infrastructure. ‘WELLBEING WEEK’ During week 3, 29th July to 2nd August, we will be having a ‘wellbeing week’ with a whole school focus on the ‘Zones of Regulation’. Students will participate in activities that explore healthy eating, mindfulness and meditation, emotions and feelings, exercise and cyber safety. WELCOME RITA! We welcome Rita Farrugia to our ES team at Nilma! Rita will be working in the Red Homegroup, supporting the students and working with Miss Matarczyk for this semester. Rita has a wealth of experience and knowledge and is looking forward to working at Nilma! STUDENT REPORTS/PARENT TEACHER DISCUSSIONS—PARENT FEEDBACK Thank you to all the parents who attended the Parent Teacher Discussions in the last week of last term. Please find on page 9 a parent feedback form/comment form with regards to the Student Reports or Parent teacher discussions. The feedback will support us to reflect on or improve our practices.
Thursday 18th July 2019
Issue 11 -2019
NILMA PRIMARY SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER
NEWSLETTER
CONTENTS
Principal Notes ..1 From the Office ..6 Curriculum Corner..4 Nilma News ...8 Calendar ...12
PARENT CLUB MEETING
FRIDAY 19th JULY 1.45pm
ALL WELCOME!
SCHOOL COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY 29th JULY FINANCE 6.30pm
COUNCIL 7pm
THANKS TO OUR STUDENT
DIARY SPONSOR!
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Learner of the Week
For such a great start to Term 3. You have been focused on your own learning and have demonstrated good learning behaviours. Keep it up Ruby.
R.E.A.L STUDENTS @ NILMA
Happy Birthday
Bentley Shyla
Jesse Levi
Ashlee Charlotte(Y4)
L.A.U.G.H Program Learning Activities Under Guidance of Home
NIGHTLY READING
50 Nights
Devlin Layla
Dylan
75 nights
Henry Annalee
Jenni Makkie
Tyson
100 nights
Bentley Erika KURTIS
125 NIGHTS
Lewis nick
Hayley-Jade
150 NIGHTS
Hayley-Jade
PLAYGROUND
AWARDS
Kaleb
Jesse M
Annabella
Amelia
All of the Green Class For a great start to term three and a fantastic display of good sportsmanship during Farmer Sam. You all co-operated to make it an enjoyable game for everyone. Great work
For your fabulous effort and approach to all areas of learning and sharing your thinking and discoveries with your peers.
For actively taking part in group learning activities and discussions; sharing her ideas. Familiarising herself with her lines in the production and delivering them well during rehearsals.
RED HOMEGROUP
BLUE HOMEGROUP
YELLOW HOMEGROUP
GREEN HOMEGROUP
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Students in the Red Home Group have recognised Aboriginal culture with a discussion about NAIDOC Week. Student also enjoyed doing some dot paintings of native Australian animals.
Home Group - 1/F -
Ruby
Red
Quatrain Poems
Puddin
I have a cat
I love my cat and she is sweet
She is so fluffy
But sometimes she needs a treat.
By Shyla
Doug Doug is cute Doug is fun
Doug birthday is on the 27th of July He likes to run.
By Thomas
I wish I was rich
I guess that means I’m greedy
I love money
I also want a Lamborghini
By Lewis
I have a cat and she acts like a little rat
She is fluffy and has lots of fur
When you pat her
She likes to purr.
By Savannah
Students have shared in discussions around
Reconciliation and the five dimensions: race
relations, equality and equity, institutional
integrity and historical acceptance.
Researching information and reference to
poetry written by Aboriginal authors on the
topic students shared and developed their
understanding of the reason for and the
purpose of reconciliation.
Reconciliation: Poem
The pain they suffered,
The hate they went through,
It wasn’t our land,
It was theirs,
We took it from them,
And pushed them away,
Put them in camps,
The tried to take it back,
But did not succeed,
We put them back,
Took their kids,
Named the land ours,
We stared getting along,
Made a truce,
And came together.
Written by Mikayla
Home Group - 6/5 - Lemon Yellow
Students in the Green Home Group have started the term with a very positive start. We began the term by writing a recount of our holidays and then had the opportunity to type them up. Here are two of our pieces. My holiday recount I had a great time on my holiday! I went to Kmart so I could get some new shoes and a new toy. My tooth came out at my friend’s house. I put it in a sandwich bag but I accidentally left it there. I went to two sleep overs and played some games. Tyson
My Holiday Recount
I went to my Nan’s house. I watched Toy Story 4
and each of us got some lolly’s it was awesome. I
got a hot chocolate. It was so delicious. Then we
went to bed. The next day we had pan cakes with
Nutella.
Visnja
Home Group - 3/2 -
Emerald
Green
Home Group
- 4 - Aqua Blue
HAPPENINGS IN OUR HOMEGROUPS!
Join as one!
We stand together no-one left out.
Life is hard but easier than it was for
the Aboriginals.
Mistakes help us grow our mindset so
it should fix this mess.
What happened back then is gone
it is the present you have to worry
about!
Our race doesn’t matter it’s our
personality.
Australia should FIGHT NO
MORE!!!
Written by Natasha
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
English This term students will familiarise themselves with the features and structures of poetry, exposed to various styles and poets. Across the school students will respond to poems, sharing their thinking, and writing their own. Students will learn how to ‘craft’ their poems and extend their descriptive and emotive writing skills. Students are encouraged to recognise and build upon the ideas and thinking of others, developing their understanding of texts read and viewed, making connections and inferences whilst monitoring their understanding as they read.
Maths Our whole school focus for Mathematics this term will primarily be around Number and Algebra with students within the upper school focusing on Fractions and Decimals, whilst Addition and Subtraction will be the focus for foundation—Level 3. Pre assessments are to assess student knowledge and determine their next stage of learning, identifying and developing their own learning goals. Students will work in Numeracy Groups to develop the skills to attain their Mathematics learning goals. In order to motivate and engage our students a range of opportunities will be presented for students to develop and apply their skills through rich learning tasks, with real life scenarios.
Science. Technology. Engineering. Arts. Mathematics (STEAM) This term our STEAM focus is Geography. The year F-3 students will use maps to identify the location of landmarks and significant places within Australia. Students will construct their own simple maps of familiar locations. Students will also look at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Country/Place. Students in years 4– 6 will research information on a chosen destination, planning for a trip. Students will have to investigate forms of travel, time and costs associated to create an itinerary.
Health and Physical Education This term students will continue to develop ball skills, coordination and team work associated with the game of Basketball and Soccer. Junior students will continue with the Perceptual Motor Program building upon their fine and gross motor skills and perceptual motion. Balance and coordination are both vital skills in physical movement.
Student Wellbeing ‘Anxiety explained, Students Empowered’ through the sharing of texts and reference to ‘hey Warrior’ students will engage in regular conversations as a class to recognise emotions and build on their strengths. The ability to recognise the physical signs of anxiety can help with take charge of their reactions and feelings.
Excursions & Incursions Bulla Hoop time is on again! For those students in year 3-4 and 5-6 who have expressed interest and been successful in joining a team dates and venue are as follows. Year3/4 team; Tuesday the 6th of August at the Warragul Leisure Centre. Year 5/6 team; Tuesday the 27th of August at the Warragul Leisure Centre.
Year 5 & 6 Urban Camp is 14th—26th of August. Further information will be sent home in the weeks leading up to the camp. Queries and questions can be directed to the office.
School Production Students are practising their lines and the lyrics to songs for ‘Kids in Space’ ready for the Production this Term. With the Performance to be held at the Drouin Auditorium on Thursday the 5th of September students are part of regular rehearsals. More information will be sent out via the school newsletter over the coming weeks.
Home Learning Students are reminded to record their nightly reading, bringing their student diaries in daily to be checked off by their teacher. During the term students have a weekly opportunity to borrow from the MARC Van library, with continued access to our school books. We encourage students to select and read a variety of texts including different genres. Thank you for continuing to support your child with the Learning Activities Under the Guidance of Home (LAUGH) tasks and for using the school diaries for communication.
Thank you for the ongoing support. Emily Matarczyk, Avis McInnes, Monica Berkelmans and Amanda Buckler.
CURRICULUM CORNER N i l m a
P r i m a r y
S c h o o l
Home Group Learning
18/07/2019
Term 3
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ABSENCES AND ATTENDANCE In line with DET policy and procedures, all absences must be explained on the day of absence. Absences can be reported to a staff member, via an email, phone call or text message on the school mobile 0423 562 379. Sentral sends out messages to parents, via text or email, automatically at approx. 10.30am each day if an absence is unexplained. You will also receive a message if your child is late but hasn’t arrived before 10.30am. You can reply directly to this message to explain the absence and it will be recorded.
All late arrivals and early departures need to be entered into the kiosk (iPad) at the Office so the times can be recorded correctly. Office staff are able to assist in the use of the kiosk if you are unfamiliar with the program.
SCHOOL CONTACT DETAILS PHONE - 03 56232 963 (leave a message if phone is unattended)
MOBILE - 0423 562 379 EMAIL - [email protected]
Please note that the Facebook page is not encouraged as a communication method as it is not monitored on a daily basis. Please use the recommended communication methods—school phone, mobile or email.
FROM THE OFFICE…..
MARC VAN NEWS I hope you’ve all had a fun holiday break and enjoyed reading a great book or two! Don’t forget to return your books weekly on Thursdays so you can borrow more books! I am looking forward to another fun term exploring many different texts and literacy genres. Visit http://bookmark.central.sa.edu.au/taragomarc.htm to view the MARC catalogue on line. Thanks Mrs Kim James
OUT OF SCHOOL HOURS CARE - AFTER SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM
Welcome to term 3! We are looking forward to another fun term of OSHC, with lots of ideas in the pipeline! Our accounting program - QikKids - is now operational. Statements will be sent home in the next few weeks. Families will need to log on to myGov to activate
their enrolment into the OSHC program and to receive CCS for eligible families. If you have any issues with confirming the enrolments then please speak to
Belinda in the Office.
DONATIONS PLEASE!
The OSHC program is on the look out for any donations of age appropriate toys, games, puzzles and art and craft activities. If you have any items that you would like to donate, please leave them at the Office.
To celebrate NAIDOC Week students made ‘dot
paintings’ during OSHC sessions.
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‘KIDS IN SPACE’ Drouin Auditorium Hall
Thursday 5th September 2019 7.00pm – 8.00pm
(Kids to arrive at 6.40pm) With Supper to follow… GOLD COIN DONATION
Synopsis Somewhere, some time, way in the future, the NIMBUS FAMILY (STRATO NIMBUS, MAMATUS NIMBUS, SWEETUS NIMBUS and CUMULO NIMBUS) live a futuristic life with their gadgets and their ROBOTS. On hearing that he is expected to take his sister to the disco for her birthday, CUMULO rebels and takes off in his spacecraft – wagging school. He becomes lost and ends up in the Black Hole (the destination of all lost objects). Here he meets PROFESSOR HELMUT VON AARDVAARK. The professor has been kidnapped by the SPACE PIRATES(ANDROMEDA, CRABFACE AND HORSEHEAD) and held captive in the Black Hole. The PIRATES are runaway kids who remain permanently young, wagging school, with the aid of their ‘rejuvenation gum’. But their supply of gum is running out and they need the PROFESSOR to make up a new batch for them. Also wandering into the Black Hole come ARTHUR HALLEY, a dodgy used spaceship salesman and his furry sidekick CHEWGUM. They have stolen Dr Who’s Tardis and it deposits them in the Black Hole and then disappears. The PIRATES discover CUMULO and hold him as hostage, threatening to make him walk the plank in 24 hours unless the PROFESSOR comes good with the gum Meanwhile ARTHUR and CHEWY meet the PROFESSOR and discover that he has his own space craft(a tricycle). However, it cannot be used without its Temporal Shift Generator, which the PIRATES have. ARTHUR decides to make a deal with the pirates and exits with a batch of experimental, but faulty, Rejuvenation Gum. However, he drops it on the way … In the ensuing mayhem, both ARTHUR AND CUMULO find themselves tied up in the PIRATES’ lair, facing big trouble. But CHEWY finds the gum and gives it to the PIRATES just in time. However – the Rejuvenation Gum is a faulty, experimental batch and is a little too effective … turning the pirates into babies. CHEWY releases ARTHUR and CUMULO, takes the Temporal Shift Generator and they hi-tail it back to the PROFESSOR. At this point, the Tardis arrives with the NIMBUS FAMILY. CUMULO is happy to see them, happy to take his sister to the disco and happy to be leaving the Black Hole. All head to the Intergalactic Disco for a Space Boogie. Families must return the REQUEST FOR NUMBER OF SEATS FOR PRODUCTION by Monday 29th July so we can finalise the allocation of tickets ensuring there are enough seats. At this stage we have allowed 5 tickets per family, we will finalise seating arrangements once we have received all requests. We will endeavour to do our best with accommodating families ticket requests. A gold coin donation is requested for tickets. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FAMILY REQUEST FOR NUMBER OF SEATS FOR 2019 SCHOOL PRODUCTION
Kids in Space - School Production - Thursday 5th September 2019
Family name______________________________________________________________________________________ Number of seats requested ________________________________________ Signed_______________________________________________________________________ Date_______________
Please return by Monday 29th July so we can work on seating arrangements.
SCHOOL PRODUCTION
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‘KIDS IN SPACE’ Drouin Auditorium Hall
Thursday 5th September 2019
On Thursday 5th September the whole school will be having a full rehearsal at Drouin Secondary College. Students will need to be dropped off and picked up from Drouin Secondary College, South Road Drouin.
More information will be sent out in the newsletter closer to the date including photos/maps and directions for car parking and the drop off/pick up location.
9.15 - Students to be dropped to Drouin SC for Full Day Dress Rehearsal. 3.00pm – Student pick up time at Drouin Secondary College (Students will be waiting at front of school drive in pick up) 6.40pm - Students return to Drouin Secondary College for the School Production
PARENTS WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TO BRING A PLATE FOR SUPPER COLD DRINKS (SOFT DRINK, WATER & JUICE BOXES) WILL BE AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE
TEA AND COFFEE WILL BE AVAILABLE
Parents will be responsible for make up, only light foundation required.
COSTUMES Blue HG - all students require a long sleeve black top and black pants. Students will need to bring the black long sleeve top into school in a named plastic bag as students will be adding strips of Velcro to them for costume changes at school. Please bring the top in as soon as possible! Green HG - all students will need blue jeans, a bright coloured top and a black long sleeve top. Red HG - all students will need bright pants. Tops will provided by the school. Yellow HG - students will be given individual slips for each cast member costume. Please ensure that all costumes are clearly labelled with names. Students will need to have their costume items at school no later than Friday 9th August with the exception of Blue HG students who require them at school ASAP!
We are chasing a 3 wheeled tricycle to borrow for use for the production. It needs to be big enough to fit a 10 year old child on it!
SCHOOL PRODUCTION
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NILMA NEWS KEEP UP TO DATE WITH SCHOOL HAPPENINGS!
YEAR 6/5 URBAN CAMP - 14th—16th AUGUST Students in Years 6/5 will participate in ‘Urban Camp’ from 14th to 16th August 2019 with other students from the Mt Worth Cluster. Students have already been given a letter outlining the camp with a form to return confirming their attendance. The finalised cost of the camp is $253 per student and must be paid in full by Friday 2nd August. Families wishing to commence a payment plan can do so, please see Belinda to arrange a plan to suit your circumstances. CSEF can also be used towards this camp. Staff attending will be Mrs Buckler and Vicki. Permission, Medical and Dietary Forms and a Behaviour Agreement are attached to the newsletter. They must be returned by Monday 29th July. YEAR 4/3 FOREST EDGE CAMP - 31st OCTOBER - 1st NOVEMBER All Year 4/3 students have the opportunity to participate in the Mt Worth Cluster Schools Camp for 2019. This year we are attending the CYC Camp at Forest Edge which is fully accredited with the Australian Camps Association. Once your child’s attendance is confirmed you will receive the following during August/September: Excursion Permission/Medical Forms, a detailed list of What to Pack, a Camp Behaviour Agreement Form and any other details. YEAR 2 SLEEPOVER - 31st OCTOBER Keep the date in your calendar! YEAR 4/3 HOOPTIME - 6th AUGUST The following students from Year 4/3 will represent Nilma at the Junior Hooptime competition at the Warragul Leisure Centre on Tuesday 6th August; Lewis, Alex, Ty, Devlin, Thomas, Nick, Jai M, Blake S, Shyla, Leaigha, Savannah, Charlotte G, Annabella, Ashlee, Mia and Chrissy. They will participate in teams against other students from the West Gippsland area. More information will be distributed closer to the date. Students will need to be dropped off and collected from the Leisure Centre on the day. Miss B and Mrs Vagg will be attending on the day. Parents are most welcome to come along and support students on the day. YEAR 6/5 IMMERSION DAY AT WARRAGUL REGIONAL COLLEGE - 31st JULY Students in Years 6/5 will participate in an ’Immersion Day’ at Warragul Regional College on Wednesday 31st July 2019. They will be joined by other students from rural schools to experience a day in a secondary school environment. Students are to be dropped off at Warragul Regional College between 9am—9.25am and collected at 2.30pm. Parents are to transport students to and from the venue. Students will need to be in full school uniform and bring with them a drink bottle and a pencil case. Permission forms are attached to the newsletter and must be returned by Friday 26th July.
WOOLWORTHS EARN AND LEARN
Thank you to everyone that supported the ‘Earn and Learn’ program. We collected 24,000 stickers!! Miss B is placing an order for our ‘goodies’ next week!
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Volunteers Needed for the Sustainability and
Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program!
We are looking for some helpers in all grades to come and have some fun with the students in our Sustainability program on a Thursday in Term 2. If you are able to help out can you please come and see Kristy Uren on a Thursday or leave a message with Belinda at the office for her to contact you. The sessions are as follows;
Year 3/2 (Green) 9am – 10am Year 1/F (Red) 10am – 11am Year 4 (Blue) 11.30am-1pm Year 6/5 (Yellow) 1.45pm-2.45pm
All helpers are also required to have a voluntary Working with Children Check which needs to be sighted and copied by Belinda at the office. If you have not got one, they are free and you can apply for one online at http://www.workingwithchildren.vic.gov.au. If you need any help with this please come and see us. We particularly need helpers with our Year 4 cooking class held every second week from 11.30am – 1pm. If you are able to help us on any of the following dates can you please add your name to the date(s) that suit and hand this form back into the office. We would love to have 3 helpers for each session to allow for smaller cooking groups.
SAKGP VOLUNTEER ROSTER - TERM 3
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NILMA PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENT FEEDBACK
PARENT TEACHER DISCUSSIONS—STUDENT REPORTS
If you have any feedback regarding Student Reports and/or the Parent Teacher Discussions that were held last term please fill out the space below and return to school by Friday 26th July. Thank you.
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Term 3 Name Contact No. Session Available
1st August Cooking (Blue HG)
8th August Gardening
15th August Cooking (Blue HG)
22nd August Gardening
29th August Cooking (Blue HG)
5th September NO SESSION
NO SESSION DUE TO SCHOOL PRODUCTION
12th September Cooking (Blue HG)
19th September Gardening
SUSTAINABILITY - SAKGP
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Vivien
Kaleb
Annabella
Nick
Henry
Cameron
Jade
Natasha
Today we met for the first time for the term. We all had an opportunity to bring our ideas to the meeting. Some classes had already had a conversation about our ideas. PJ Day, Movie Day, Slime Day, Teddy’s day, another Skateboard Day, Father’s Day Cup ideas, Playground Plant/Tree Sponsors and Jump Rope for Heart Day. This term we have organised: 9th August - PJ/Dress Up Day and Hot Dog Fundraiser. With these funds we hope to purchase some items of our choice. 13th September – Jump Rope for Heart Day Fundraiser Our next meeting will be on Wednesday 24th July.
JUNIOR SCHOOL COUNCIL
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PARENT CLUB SCHOOL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
HOT LUNCH ROSTER—TERM 3
There will be no Hot Lunches on Friday 2nd and Friday 9th August.
We will be having alternate Hot Lunch items on these days.
Parent Club will be having a meeting on Friday 19th July (tomorrow) at 1.45pm to discuss upcoming activities and events for term 3. The topics that will be discussed are;
Any other ideas and suggestions are welcome!
If you are unable to come along to the meeting but would like to help out then please contact the Office.
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FATHER’S DAY/SPECIAL PERSON’S MUGS
For Father’s Day/Special person’s Day this year we will be giving students the opportunity to
decorate a personalized coffee mug to give to a special person!
Students will design a picture that will be transferred onto a mug.
The cost will be $6 per mug, you can order as many as you like!
At this stage we require an indication of quantities. Please fill out the form below and return by
Wednesday 31st July. More information will be advertised in the next newsletter.
FAMILY NAME _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
QUANTITY _______________________________________________
SIGNED ____________________________________________________________________________ DATE _________________
DATE DROP OFF Wednesday 9.30am
DATE PICK UP Friday 12.45pm
24/7 26/7
14/8 16/8
21/8 23/8
28/8 30/8
4/9 6/9
11/9 13/9
Running Club Roster
Reading in the Classroom Roster
Father’s Day Mugs
Hot Lunches
School Production
Pie Drive
TERM 2 FUNDRAISERS $855 was raised from the Sock Fundraiser! $355 was raised from
the Mother’s Day Stall! Thank you to everyone that supported these
fundraisers!
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NILMA PRIMARY SCHOOL CALENDAR
Keep the calendar on your fridge or board at home to
stay up to date with the events at Nilma
AUGUST 2019
SEPTEMBER 2019
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa Su
1
MARC NEWSLETTER
2
‘Police in
Schools’ Visit Full payment for Urban Camp due
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
3 4
5
Breakfast Club
6 Year 4/3 Hooptime
‘Active Club’
7 SSG Meetings
Breakfast Club
8
MARC
9
PJ/Free Dress & Hot Dog Lunch Day
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
10 11
12
Breakfast Club
13
‘Active Club’
14
Year 6/5 Urban Camp
Breakfast Club
15
MARC Year 6/5 Urban
Camp NEWSLETTER
16 Year 6/5 Urban
Camp
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
17 18
19
Breakfast Club
20
‘Active Club’
21
JSC Meeting Breakfast Club
22
MARC
23
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
24 25
26
Breakfast Club
27
Year 6/5 Hooptime ‘Active Club’
28
Breakfast Club
29
MARC NEWSLETTER
30
Father’s Day Stall School Banking
Assembly 2.50pm
31
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa Su
2
Breakfast Club
3
‘Active Club’
4
Division Athletics Breakfast Club
5
School Production ‘Kids in Space’
6
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
7 8
9
Breakfast Club
10
‘Active Club’
11
JSC Meeting Breakfast Club
12
MARC NEWSLETTER
13
‘Jump Rope for Heart’ Activity
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
14 15
16
Breakfast Club
17
‘Active Club’
18
Breakfast Club
19
MARC
20
LAST DAY TERM 3
1.15pm FINISH
21 22
JULY 2019 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sa Su
15
Start Term 3
Breakfast Club
16
‘Active Club’
17
Breakfast Club
18
MARC NEWSLETTER
19 Parent Club Meeting
1.45pm
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
20 21
22
Breakfast Club
23
‘Active Club’
24 JSC Meeting
Breakfast Club
25
MARC
26
School Banking Assembly 2.50pm
27 28
29
School Council Meeting #5 7pm
(Finance 6.30pm) Breakfast Club
30
‘Active Club’
31
Year 6/5 Immersion
Day Breakfast Club
