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Dr Mays RdBundaberg QLD 4670Subscribe:Subscribe: http://norvilless.schoolzineplus.com/subscribe
Email:Email: [email protected]:Phone: 07 4132 6333
Fax:Fax: 07 4132 6300
26 April 201726 April 2017
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT:Hello Everyone
Welcome to the new term. I hope that all students and theirfamilies enjoyed their break together. The term has startedvery smoothly with most students settling into classroom andplayground routines.
PARENT/TEACHER INTERVIEWS
Thank you to all parents who have or will be making timeto discuss their child/ren’s progress. Please remember thatteachers and admin staff are available throughout the term todiscuss any issues regarding your child/ren.
P&C COMMITTEE
I just wanted to mention the great work our relatively newP&C committee is doing with organising school communityevents and raising money for our school. Next month we aretrialing a new meeting time in an attempt to encourage any newmembers to attend our P&C meetings.
Our next meeting will be Tuesday May 16 at 5:30pm in thestaffroom. Hope to see you there.
DISCO & FUN RUN
It was great to finally hold our Term 1 Disco and Fun Run. Thestudents thoroughly enjoyed each event. It was great to see theparents on the oval supporting their children on Friday.
Congratulations to Warroo house who took out this year’scross country trophy.
POSITIVE POSTCARDS
Once again I am sending home plenty of postcards to studentswho have received ten or more positive (blue) raffle ticketsduring Term 1.
Congratulations to these students and thank you for yourconsistently good behaviour throughout the term. For the firsttime our positive postcards have been used to recognise thevaluable contribution of volunteers in the school. Your time inassisting our school is greatly appreciated.
ATTENDANCE
Unfortunately once again the school has had to remind somefamilies about the low and inconsistent attendance of theirchildren. I am sure everyone would agree that attending schoolis the first step to a good education. As a school we wouldlike our attendance rate to be at or above 95%. Currently thewhole school attendance rate is 94.5%. This is an improvementon this time last year which is fantastic. However this equatesto approximately an average of 35+ students away every dayacross the school and over 175 absences per week. It is stillMondays and Fridays that are always the lowest attended daysof the week. Attendance on a Monday and Friday is sometimesat or below 90%. Please remember that every lesson of everyday counts towards your child’s education. If you want yourchild/ren to be successful at school, attendance does matter.
BEHAVIOUR
As with the beginning of each term, teachers and admin staffwill be reminding and reviewing classroom and playgroundexpectations with students. At Norville we are fortunate to havemost of our students do the right thing most of the time.This doesn’t happen by chance. The staff at our school workextremely well with all students on expectations and continualreminders help reinforce our school’s expectations. We alsoappreciate the support of parents in maintaining our
expectations and ask, if over the next couple of weeks thedinner conversations are about behaviour discussions atschool, and you also reinforce Norville’s behaviourexpectations.
SCHOOL DRESS CODE
Please take note of information from the School Dress Codeoutlined below. This term the staff will be closely monitoringstudent hairstyles, and jumpers. If students do not have anappropriate school jumper I am more than willing to give awaysecond hand jumpers. So please have students come and seeme if a school jumper is required.
SCHOOL STANDARD PARENTS ARE
ADVISED THAT
CONSEQUENCES
Girls Uniform:
School T-Shirt, blacktailored skirt, skort orshorts. Skirts, skortsand shorts should be noshorter than mid-thigh.
Boys Uniform:
Norville T Shirt and Plainblack shorts.
Norville State School is auniform school wherestudents are required towear the uniform.Clothing that is offensiveor is likely to disrupt ornegatively influence thenormal school operationsis not permitted.
Shorts are to be black incolour with no brandnames.
To represent the schoolon excursions,interschool sport etc. allstudents are to wear theappropriate Norville StateSchool uniform. Studentsnot wearing the uniformare required to bring anexplanatory letter fromtheir parents.
Students wearinginappropriate clothingor apparel will beasked to dressappropriately.
Students not wearingschool uniform will beineligible to representthe school away fromcampus.
Hats:
Royal blue broadbrimmed hat
Royal blue legionnairescap
Non-wearing of a hat, orcap is ‘likely to result ina risk to the health ofthe student’.
Students who do nothave a hat for PE willbe required to sit outof this activity.
Students who do nothave a hat will beexcluded fromactivities in the sunduring play breaks.
Students who do nothave a hat will beineligible to representthe school away fromcampus.
Footwear:
Joggers - closed inleather school shoes.
Socks to be worn withschool shoes (preferablywhite)
Students not wearingshoes could be ‘unsafefor the student orothers’. Canvas shoes orshoes with high heels orplatforms, thongs andslip-ons are not suitable.
A student will beasked to replace his/her shoes and will beexcluded from alloutdoor activitiesuntil suitably attired.
Jewellery:
Watch
Pierced earrings – smallplain sleepers or studs(no fluorescent colours)
Medical alert bracelet,band or necklace
One ring (simple)
Items of significantcultural or religious beliefwith notification toadministration
Other jewellery may be‘unsafe for the studentor others’ as such itemscould become caught inplay equipment or couldcome into contact withanother student causinginjury. Students will berequested to remove ortape jewellery duringsome sport.
A student wearingother jewellery will beasked to remove theitem and if necessarygive it to the teacherfor safe keeping forthe reminder of theday.
SCHOOL STANDARD PARENTS ARE
ADVISED THAT
CONSEQUENCES
Make-up/ Nail Polish:
Make –up itemsare unacceptable exceptfor a chap stick.
Students wearingmake-up will be asked towash it off that day.
Only clear nail polish is tobe worn as other coloursare ‘likely to disrupt ornegatively influence thenormal schooloperations.’
Students wearingcoloured nail polishwill be asked toremove it. Nail polishremover is availablein the Medical Room.
Hair:
Shoulder length hair isto be plaited, braided ortied back withappropriate accessories(blue, white and black incolour is preferred)
Mohawks are notacceptable
Care should be given foralternative colouring ofhair. Students are not toadd bright colours totheir hair.
To reduce the transfer ofhead lice, long hair is tobe plaited, braided or tiedback with anappropriately colouredhair accessory. Long hairnot tied up could be‘unsafe for the studentand likely to result in arisk to health andsafety of students andothers’. Dyed hair andinappropriate hairstylescould ‘negativelyinfluence the normalschool operations’.
Students will beencouraged to tieback long hair.
Students who haveinappropriate hairstyles, will have theirparents contactedand they will beasked to pick up theirchild.
IN ALL OF THE ABOVE CIRCUMSTANCES:
Enjoy the rest of the week
Chris - PRINCIPAL
CALENDAR
1 May Labour Day PUBLIC HOLIDAY
2 May&3 May
SCHOOL PHOTOS
9 May,10 May,11 May
NAPLAN
12 May Mother’s Day Stall
16 May P&C Meeting – Staffroom – 5:30pm
1 June BUNDABERG SHOW HOLIDAY
9 June P&C Trivia Night – “AROUND THE WORLD”theme – Bookings required!
15 June Bongo Brothers Performance – Arts Council
20 June&21 June
Norville Interhouse Sports Day – NORMALTUCKSHOP DAY WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE – Teaand coffee not sold from Tuckshop on this day!
22 June Cup Cake Day
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Jumps Day – Salters Oval
3August
Athletics Day – Salters Oval
• Parents/Caregivers can be notified by letter that theirchild is not complying with the Student Dress Code.
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NAPLANDuring week 4 of Term 2 (Tuesday 9 –Thursday 11 May) ourschool will be participating in NAPLAN testing. The NationalAssessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) isan annual national assessment for all students in Years 3, 5,7, and 9. All students in these year levels are expected toparticipate in tests in reading, writing, language conventions(spelling, grammar and punctuation) and numeracy.
ADJUSTMENTS
All students are encouraged to participate in NAPLAN tests.Students with a disability may qualify for adjustments whichreflect the support normally provided in the classroom.Students who have a temporary injury may also be reasonablyaccommodated. Where disability impacts on student access tothe test adjustments can be made, these include extra time,rest breaks, signed support (hearing impaired), or colouredoverlays.
Parents or carers of students identified by their teachers asrequiring and qualifying for adjustments will be contacted priorto NAPLAN to sign consent forms.
EXEMPTIONS
A formal exemption may be granted for students who havesevere or complex disabilities.
Parents or carers of students identified by their teachers asqualifying for formal exemption will be contacted prior toNAPLAN to sign consent forms.
WITHDRAWALS
While participation by all students is expected, students maybe withdrawn from the testing program by their parent or carer.This is a matter for consideration by individual parents or carers.Withdrawals are intended to address issues such as religiousbeliefs and philosophical objections to testing.
Applications for student withdrawal by parents or carersfrom NAPLAN are available at the school office and need tobe collected and completed no later than Monday 8 May.
HOW CAN YOU HELP YOUR CHILD?
The best way you can help your child prepare for NAPLAN is toreassure your child that NAPLAN tests are just one part of theirschool program, and to urge them to simply do the best theycan on the day.
Andrew Fuller, Clinical Psychologist offers someadditional tips for test taking:
2017 SCHOOL PHOTOSMSP Photography will be at Norville State School on Tuesday2 May and Wednesday 3 May for our 2017 school photos.All students are reminded to wear their full uniform for theirphotos.
A schedule of times for each Unit will be available closer to theevent.
BOOKCLUB
Bookclub order forms will be sent homewith students on Tuesday 02 May.
ALL orders must be returned to the Libraryby 9:00am -
Friday 05 May.
P&C NEWSWelcome to Term 2!
Hoping everyone had a safe and relaxing Easter after all theexcitement of Cyclone Debbie!
• Remember everyone gets stressed during tests andeveryone has to learn how to manage these feelings
• Know that stress is your body’s way of getting readyto take on a challenge and perform at your best
• If you breathe out and count silently, “one thousand,two thousand, three thousand”, you will start to feelcalmer
• Maintaining a powerful posture sends a signal to yourbrain that you are feeling in charge of things
• Eat breakfast –a mix of protein (like eggs) andcarbohydrates (like toast)
• Drink water
• Get a good night’s sleep
• Remember that tests and exams are important, butthey are not the big predictors of life success.
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Over the holidays the P&C hosted a barbecue at Bunningswhich allowed us to raise a sizeable amount of money for theNorville School Chaplaincy Program. We appreciate everythingthat Brenda, our Chaplain does for our school and the students,and are so happy we were able to support this great service.
The rescheduled Run for Fun took place on Friday 21 April -thanks Debbie! What a top effort on behalf of all the students-both in running and their fundraising. All funds raised shouldhave now been returned to the office or paid via online byFriday 21 April.
Thanks to Tui and her volunteers in the tuckshop for theirassistance with the sausage sizzle on the 29 March - evenwithout running the Fun Run on that day I am sure the studentsenjoyed the snags!
TERM 2 WILL BE VERY BUSY FOR OUR P&C
We would like to thank the school community for theircontinued support as the new P&C Committee find their wayin their new roles. Don’t forget you are more than welcome tocome along to a meeting - the more the merrier!
We are trialling a new meeting time this term with the nextP&C meeting being held in the staffroom at 5:30pm onTuesday 16 May.
Don’t forget, even though it’s cooling off, those icy cups are agreat way to end the week and are available every Friday afterschool.
Jess McCartney – P&C President
PARKING IN DR MAYS ROADParents/Caregivers are reminded NOT to park in theDisabled Carpark – outside the front gates in Dr MaysRoad. This parking space is designated for disabled peopleONLY.
SCHOOL DENTAL VAN:The Dental Therapist have commenced examinations withYears 6,5,4 and 3. Forms were forwarded home with studentsat the end of Term 1. Once these students have had theirexaminations, forms will then be forwarded home to students inPrep to Year 2.
Parents are advised that the School Dental Service offersa FREE dental examination and FREE dental treatment toall students whose family have a Medicare Card, and returntheir signed/consented Dental Forms.
All Dental Forms MUST be completed in BLACK/BLUEpen, and all boxes must be ticked. Please complete bothsides of the form and return it to the school admin office assoon as possible.
STUDENT DETAILS:If your child is being collected of an afternoon after schoolby a Daycare provider, parents are asked to advise theschool admin office of the Daycare details.
SPORTS SHIRTS
Parents are advised that printing the Houselogos onto sports shirts will not take place untilJune sometime – prior to athletics.
The process is as follows:
BIRUBI Light bluet-shirt
Logo will be printed in darkblue
MALBOOMA White t-shirt Logo will be printed in green
DOONGARA Yellow t-shirt Logo will be printed in red
WARROO Red t-shirt Logo will be printed in black
FINANCE NEWS FROM THE OFFICE
REMINDER:
When allowing your child/ren to participate in activities at schoolyou are reminded that payment for such activity needs to bemade in a timely manner.
The preferred payment option for Friday sport is “full paymentup front”. However, students are able to pay their requiredamount each week - preferably paying on a Wednesday orThursday, as the office is very busy on Friday mornings.
ADJUSTMENT NOTE:
PAYMENT IS NOT REQUIRED ON AN ADJUSTMENT NOTE!Adjustment notes are a credit which has been raised against an
• Friday 12 May we have our annual Mother’s DayStall. There will be a variety of gifts available forstudents to purchase for mum for her special day.Every student will have the opportunity to purchasefrom the stall, and we will send more informationhome about this event very shortly.
• Friday 9 June the P&C will be hosting a Trivia Night!The theme this year is “Around the World”! So getyour thinking hats on, gather a team and prepare fora night of friendly competition, great laughs andsome awesome prizes. Keep an eye out for flyerscoming home with details on how to pre-book yourtable and to order platters of yummy food.
• Students bring a clean blank t-shirt (in their housecolour) to the office
• T-shirt MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED withstudent’s NAME and UNIT
• A small fee is charged – which needs to beenclosed with the t-shirt when delivered to theoffice. PRICE WILL BE ADVISED CLOSER TOTHE COLLECTION DATE.
• Shirts are returned to students in their Unit
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invoice on your student’s account. This usually happens if yourchild doesn’t attend a scheduled event.
PAYMENT OF INVOICES:
Education Queensland’s preferred method of payment isthrough BPOINT, which is an online credit card payment facility.
This is a very simple process which allows payment toautomatically be allocated and receipted to your child’saccount. There is no minimum payment amount.
If you are uncomfortable with this process, we are happy toaccept payment at the front office or by direct to bank deposit.If paying by direct to bank deposit, please ensure that StudentName and Invoice Number or Activity (eg. Touch) are listed.Details for this process can be obtained from the front office.
SECOND HAND UNIFORMSWe always welcome donations of unused uniforms and weappreciate your generosity! We thank those families who havekindly donated their “out-grown” uniforms to our school.
With the winter months fast approaching, any second-handfleecy tops would also be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
SCHOOL ADMINISTERED MEDICATION –MUST READ
NEW DEPARTMENTAL GUIDELINES:
OVER-THE-COUNTER (OTC) MEDICATIONS
The Department recognises that all medications, includingover-the-counter (OTC) medications, e.g. paracetamol oralternative medicines, may be drugs or poisons and may causeside effects. As such, schools are required to receive medicalauthorisation from a prescribing health practitioner (e.g. doctor,dentist, optometrist, but NOT a pharmacist) to administer anymedication to students, including those boughtover-the-counter.
Whilst parents may administer OTC mediations to their childwithout medical authorisation, they are aware of the child’scomplete medical history, and are able to provide ongoing,direct supervision for the course of the child’s illness. Due tothese circumstances, a parent is also more likely to recogniseif their child is having adverse effects and requires immediatemedical attention.
The student’s prescribing health practitioner also has theknowledge of the child’s medical history to determine theappropriate OTC medication to administer and is therefore ableto determine dosage and provide advice regarding potentialside effects or interactions with other medications.
TUCKSHOP – PHONE: (07) 41 326 307OPEN: Monday, Wednesday and Friday – 8:30am to1:30pm ONLY.
NORVILLE TUCKSHOP OPERATIONS:
TUCKSHOP ROSTER
At least 4 helpers per day are required!
Friday 28 April Rachel, Linda, Jean, Leanne, Glenda
Monday 01 May PUBLIC HOLIDAY – LABOUR DAY
Wednesday 03May
Shani, Tracey, Stacey – EXTRA HELPERREQUIRED
Friday 05 May Rachel, Linda, Glenda, Jean, Leanne
Monday 08 May Emma, Lea, Leanne – EXTRA HELPERREQUIRED
Wednesday 10May
Shani, Tracey, Stacey – EXTRA HELPERREQUIRED
Friday 12 May Rachel, Linda, Glenda, Jean, Leanne
If you have any queries or would like to help out in the tuckshopplease call and see me or phone me on 4132 6307.
Tui Pukallus - TUCKSHOP CONVENOR
BUNDABERG TYREPOWER
• “CASH ONLY” - EFTPOS is not available
• All orders MUST have the student’s Unit writtenon the packet eg. Unit Prep A – PLEASE use onlyBLACK or BLUE pen – other colours fade onceplaced in the hotbox!
• ALL burgers MUST be ordered for first breakONLY!
• Students are asked to order BOTH lunches usingthe packet system
• At least 4 people are required to manage thetuckshop efficiently. If you are able to help – evenjust one day a month, please see Tui in theTuckshop
• Students who order ice creams on their packetswill be served first.
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SCHOOL CHAPLAIN’S ROLE
Information about our School Chaplain
The main role of the School Chaplain is to provide additionalsupport to the schools pastoral care program. The Chaplainworks with support staff at the school to assist in promoting the“well being” of students, staff and the school community.
Brenda Willetts is the Chaplain at Norville School. She hashad many years of experience working as a Chaplain in Stateschools and has a Diploma in Teaching and Counselling.
Although the Chaplaincy service is not a counselling service,many people including children, benefit from being given thetime and opportunity to talk to someone about issues in theirlife that concern them. These issues can be home or schoolrelated. Some common issues are:
Part of the Chaplain’s role is also to provide spiritual supportwhen needed.
Brenda is available every Tuesday and every secondWednesday and is happy for appointments to be made throughthe school office, if parents wish to talk to her.
Brenda Willetts - Norville School Chaplain
NORVILLE STATE SCHOOL TENNISCOURT/CRICKET PITCH HIRE
To hire the Norville School Tennis Court or Cricket Pitch pleasecontact Ms Tui Pukallus on 0741 532 736.
Tennis Court Fee: $4.00 per hour/per courtCricket Pitch Fee: $4.00 per hour
GENERAL INFORMATION:OFFICE HOURS: 8:00AM to 3:30PMGENERAL PHONE: (07) 41 326 333STUDENT ABSENCE LINE: (07)41 326 360
Speak clearly – provide your child’s name, their Unit and thereason why they are absent from school eg. Sick, appointment.If you do not state reason your child is away, it will bemarked as “U” -unexplained – parent phoned office but noreason given.
SCHOOL DENTAL: 4303 8059NORVILLE OUT OF SCHOOL CARE – HELPINGHANDS: 1300 612 462
STUDENT ABSENCES:
If parents are taking students out of school for a period of longerthan 10 school days, an “Application for exemption for a childor young person enrolled in a Queensland State School” form
must be completed and signed by the Principal – PRIOR to thechild/ren being away. This form can be accessed at the schooloffice.
LATE ARRIVAL TO SCHOOL:
Students who are NOT in their classroom by 8:55am MUST besigned in at the Admin Office. Student will be given a “Late” slipto give to their teacher.
ABSENTEE FORMS (YELLOW):
These forms are to be handed in directly to the admin office.Please do not hand them in to your child’s class
EARLY DEPARTURE/PICK UP OF ILL STUDENTS:
NO phonecalls are made to classrooms during class time.Parents are required to report to the Admin Office, sign theirchild/ren out, and then collect the student/s from theirclassroom – providing the teacher with the Early Departure slip.
EMERGENCY CONTACT LISTS:
Parents are asked to regularly update the Emergency ContactList for their children. If parents make arrangements withsomeone who is not listed on the Emergency Contacts tocollect students parents should call at the Admin Office toadvise details of the new contact person. This arrangement willnot be taken over the phone! New contacts may be required toshow proof of identity
CONTACT DETAILS:
Parents are asked to ensure that they keep up-to-dateinformation on file at school to enable the school to makecontact with them, in the case of emergencies. Any time youchange address, phone number etc. Please advise the schooladmin office immediately!
MEDICATION:
When re-supplementing a student’s medication parents mustbe hand the medication in at the school Admin Office. Parentsmust sign a register noting a) student’s name b) name ofmedication and c) amount of medication being handed in.Example: Mary Jones, Ritalin, 2 cards of tablets (40 tablets intotal).
Medication will not be accepted from students!
STAFF CAR PARK: REMINDER!
Parents are NOT to park in the staff car park. This area isdesignated for school personal ONLY.
It is not a drop-off or pick up zone for students.
Please do not park in this area. Students should not walkthrough the carpark to meet parents parked out in the street.
NO DOGS ALLOWED:
Parents are advised that NO DOGS are allowed on schoolgrounds at Norville School.
If you have a dog on the footpath when you collect your child/ren, please ensure that other children can safely walk pastwithout feeling uncomfortable near your dog.
• feeling stressed or anxious
• friendship difficulties
• health issues
• family break up
• grief and loss
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NORVILLE SCHOOL HAT POLICY:
A reminder for students to bring their hat to school.
NO HAT - NO PLAY!!
NO TOYS AT SCHOOL
Children should not bring toys to school! Norville School has asupervised Games Room where students are able to play withlego etc. A teacher is always on duty to monitor any conflicts,should they arise.
Students are able to bring soccer balls, hand balls or footballsto school to play with during lunch breaks.
STUDENT SCHOOL BANKING
NEW! CommBank Youth App
This innovative digital banking tool will complement andenhance the School Banking experience, as well as improvethe way young Australian learn real-life skills in an increasinglydigital world!
With the CommBank Youth App, your child can:
Getting started:
REMINDER:
If you have started a Commonwealth Bank account for achild who does not yet attend school OR if you have astudent who is now at High School, you are able to sendbanking each week with your child who attends NorvilleSchool. PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ADMINISTRATIONOFFICE ON REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS BANKING TOHAPPEN .
COMMUNITY NEWS
PADDLE & SURF SCHOOL
Australia has a rich surf culture that extends over the continentwith stunning locations, golden sands and many perfect waves.Surfing and paddling isn’t just a hobbie, to some people it’s acalling or a way of life.
The beaches are all approximately a 20 minute drive from theheart of Bundaberg – Mon Repos, Kelly’s Beach, Neilson”sBeach, Elliott Heads Beach.
Norville students participated in the Weetbix Surf Gromsprogram for Friday Options Sports during Term 1. Otherprograms include Paddle & Surf School, Learn to Surf and theWeetbix Surf Groms.
If you would like further information on any sessions, contactdetails are below:
TRACK AND FIELD COACHING
Hi, my name is Sarah-Jane Natzke. I am a Level 3 AccreditedTrack and Field Coach, specialising in Sprints, Middle and LongDistance, Cross Country, Long Jump and Triple Jump Events.
I am offering my coaching cervices to Norville State SchoolStudents (preferably from 8 years of age and upwards). I will becoaching at the Norville State School Oval every Monday andWednesday from 4:00pm to 5:30pm (approximate finish time).
To ensure availability of lanes, I will be accepting 20 studentsinto my Squad. I am beginning Athletics Coaching on Monday24 April 2017.
All coaching is FREE OF CHARGE. For any further enquiries,please phone the Norville State School Office on Telephone:4132 6333.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED IN JULY 2017In July 2017, exchange students from Denmark, Canada,Sweden, France, Germany, Italy and Norway will require a hostfamily so they can attend a local school for 3, 5 or 10 months.
Host families come in all shapes and sizes, backgrounds andages, and allows families to experience a foreign culture. Allstudents have at least basic levels of English and would attenda school in your local area and live the life of a local.
Student Exchange Australia New Zealand is a not-for-profitorganisation that is registered with all state and territoryDepartments of Education around Australia and with theMinistry of Education in New Zealand.
If you would like more information about hosting an exchangestudent please call 1300 135 331 or visit the website:
http://www.studentexchange.org.au/
• Check the balance of their Youthsaver account
• View School Banking deposits in their transactionhistory
• Track the number of dollarmites tokens they collect
• Set up savings goals and monitor their progress
• Create a list of chores they can do for pocket money
1. Download the CommBank Youth App from the AppStore on any iOS device (version 8.0+)
2. Log on with your child’s NetBank client number andpassword – If they don’t already have one you canset this up by simply visiting a CommBank Branchwith identification documents, like your driver’slicence and your child’s birth certificate. NOTE: Onlyone child can log on per device.
• Keith 0428 889 556
• Daren 0417 590 050
• Email: [email protected]
• Facebook: Enviro-reefs paddle & surf school
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THABEBAN STATE SCHOOL CENTENTARY
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