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Respectful, Responsible, Safe, Successful Term 1 Week 7 12 March 2021 Greetings Sportsfans! Calendar of Events 2021 In case you haven't heard the TSPS Sharks took home March the bikkies against a valiant Tamworth West on Tuesday at the picturesque Nemingha Hall cricket grounds in round Wednesday 17 P&C AGM Meeting 1 of the PSSA Open Boys Knockout. 6:00pm in the school library Wednesday 17 AECG Meeting Winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Captain Ryley Hillvue Public School at 4:00pm Delforce opened alongside John Kennedy and the pair set Thursday 18 Year 7 Selective High School entry 2022 the tone showing patience and excellent front foot shot Illness/misadventre requests due selection to have the Sharks in a good position at the first bowling change. Friday 19 Harmony Day flyer on page 10 Following an unfortunate skier, Chase Wilson arrived at Friday 19 The Yard Anti Bullying Performance the crease and outside of one or two chances looked rock Friday 19 Scholastic Book Club Issue 2 solid, retiring on 42* with 3 boundaries carrying him over closes no late orders can be taken after this date the line (although he does owe Ryley a juice bomb Friday 19 Year 7 High School Expression of Interest forms following a run out!). He was well supported by Andrew are due in today Kensell with the Sharks batting the full 25 overs and Mon 29-Tues 30 Toonschool - Growth Mindset Workshop setting Wests an imposing 144 for victory. Lachlan Hull for Years 3 to 6 and James Sykes showing great running between the Wednesday 31 New Date - Whole School Disco (week 10) wickets to round the innings out. infants disco 4:00pm to 5:00pm, primary disco 5:30pm to 7:00pm The bowling attack showed nerves early but a sharp more information to follow caught and bowled by James Sykes kept an opening partnership from turning into a headache and consistent April wickets and line and length bowling kept Wests to 69 off Thursday 1 Easter Hat Parade K-2 their 25 overs for the loss of 4 wickets. Andrew Kensell more information to follow and Damon Langford bowling probing lines and really Thursday 1 Term 1 ends tightened up in a great spell. Dylan Cooper set the tone in the field with outstanding energy and had to be reminded Friday 2 Good Friday to walk, not run in with the bowler! Monday 5 Easter Monday A good week of training was rewarded with a win, alot of Monday 19 Staff Development Day focus and effort moving into Round 2 of the PSSA Tuesday 20 Students K-6 return to school Term 2 knockout. But a good reason to sing the team song! Sunday 25 Year 7 Selective High School entry in 2022 Do-do-do-doooooo-do-doooooooo!!! Last day to change school choices Phone 6765 8426 Email [email protected] Web tamworths-p.schools.nsw.edu.au - Newsletter Page 2 Leonie Byrne, Principal NATIONAL ANTI- BULLYING DAY At Tamworth South we do focus on teaching anti-bullying strategies but that doesn’t mean this will never occur. Not only does it happen in schools it can happen in any environment where people gather such as in the work place, at sport or even in the home. It is our job as parents and teachers to teach our children not to be a bully, what to do if you are being bullied and your responsibility as a bystander if you can see someone being bullied. Discussing bullying in theclassroom requires teaching What Bullying is Not thinking strategies and scaffolding discussions. Remember, someone who is nasty once would not be considered a bully but if the behaviour is repeated and There are opportunities within the curriculum and ongoing, well then that is bullying. As parents, it can be throughout the school day for learning concepts related very tempting to jump in to protect your child because it to bullying, and to foster positive, inclusive and proactive is so upsetting to have an unhappy child but remember, attitudes and practices. This year the students will watch we need to teach our children some resilience as well to a livestream performance from Shaun Parker called The provide them with strategies to deal with this nastiness Yard, an award-winning anti-bullying program about such as walk away and tell an adult. bullying, social exclusion, peer pressure and emotional resilience through engaging hip-hop dance and music. Preventing Bullying Bullying prevention takes time and it’s important to The Importance of Conversation embed these practices throughout the year. At Tamworth Teachers and parents must work in partnership to South our Anti-bullying Policy is updated each year and educate our students about bullying, its’ definition, what we look for new and innovative ways to get the message to do if you feel bullied, who are your “go to” people and across to our students. the legalities. These conversations re-assure students that they will be supported if they are bullied. Year 7 in 2022 Do you have a child moving into Year 7 in 2022? If so, your child has brought home an ‘Expression of Interest’ form for you to complete. Most NSW Government schools have local intake areas and it is your child’s permanent address which determines which High School they will attend. You may have reasons why you would like your child to attend a school that is not your local school. If this is the case you will need to request placement in an out-of-area school. All the information you need to do so is contained in the ‘Expression of Interest’ form your child has brought home from school. It is very important that your child’s permanent address is correct on our system. If you have changed address but not notified the school please do so by contacting the front office, proof of address is required. If you have any question around this ‘Expression of Interest’ form please don’t hesitate to contact. Amanda Cook Deputy Principal Newsletter Page 3 Principal's New Lost Property Awards Boxes Located Week 7 z Outside canteen Noah Munro-Adams - 1O-18 z K-2 boys toilet Emily Adeeb - KH-21 Tattum Charlesworth - 1I-19 Kobi Bodkin - 2N-16 Ethan Brandt - 3L-08 Chloe Kelso - 4G-05 Sienna Cain - 5N-01 Eidyn Eddy - 6W- 10 Lucas Slater - 26H 3-6 classes with the most tokens Week 7 Assembly Awards Awards Students of the Week Oliver Pepper, Bertha Leslie, Angel-Lee Lysaght, Sienna Hopwood, Savannah Abra, Ivy-Rose Luke, Kyrn Doran, Miah Nicholls, Kaileah Livermore, Kyesha Squires, Charlotte Kinsela- Jas. Achievement Awards Kye-Sean Colan-Smith, Pakeha Callaghan-Mulherin, Tristan Welch, Alexander Hempstead, Maleek Kennendy, Lilli Shanley, Sophie Wood, Skylah Burgess, Emily O'Regan, Isla Cheetham, Holly Richmond, Cooper Mead, Bentley Querro, Aiya McCahon, Audrey Picton, Mallirah Livermore-Adams, Nathaniel Worthington, Fheebe Lanos, Isla Evans, Tulierah Livermore, Jameliah Slater, Thomas Germon, Pajikha Wuttipat, Sophie Kohlis, Riley Brown, Talia Henwood-Kaputin, Olivia Stevens, Seth Carter, Liam Dunn, Kaliiyah Riley, Imogen Langford. Newsletter Page 4 PBL STAR OF THE MONTH BBQ Stage 3 Star Nominations Early Stage 1 Star Nominations Maddison Marshall - 5M-03, Lucas Hobbs - 5M-03 Huntah Young - KH-21, Conner Deakin - KH-21 Sam Ryan - 6B-12, Kye Ross - 6B-12 Elliana Thomas - KW-23, Nevaeh Sanders - KW-23 Lucas Slater - 26H, Kaiden Marquett - KB-34, Tigerliley Beckett - KB-34 Jessie Lock - 6A-11, Charly Hagger - 6A-11 Hannah Andrews - KO-24, Libby Piper - KO-24 Jeremy Flores - 5/6J-36, Heather Love - 5/6J-36 Marlee Smith - KT-22, Chayse Reedy - KT-22 Peyton Miller - 6W-10, Kyeisha Barker - 6W-10 Makayla Clarke, - 5N-01, Cadel Evans - 5N-01 PBL Star of the Month ES1 Winner: Nevaeh Sanders PBL Star of the Month Stage 3 Winner: Sam Ryan Stage 1 Star Nominations Jesse Allan - 3OM Nova Kennedy - 1R-20, Jaiden Hampton - 1R-20 Rinchen Lama - 1I-19, Payton Minchell - 1I-19 Nylah Thomas - 1O-18, Scarlett Vigar - 1O-18 Addison Dwyer - 2S-17, Darcy Morgan - 2S-17 Lexx Styman - 2N-16, Grace Whitford-Donohue - 2N-16 Ethan Bates - 2W-16, Jahmirra-Lee Price - 2W-15 PBL Star of the Month Stage 1 Winner Ethan Bates Stage 2 Star Nomination Azure Keech - 4G-05, Saniya Maharaj - 4G-05 Makenzie Hocquard - 4S-04, Rowan Clark - 4S-04 Tyson Bartolo - 26H, Lachlan Rickard - 27 H Caydan Jeffriess-Tapper - 3P-07 Denika Charlesworth - 3P-07 Phillomeana Cullen-Savage - 3G-09 Aiden McDonald - 3G-09 Hollie Marshall - 3/4W-06, Latrelle Morgan - 3/4W-06 Sarah Love - 3L-08, Michael Clarke - 3L-08 PBL Star of the Month Stage 2 Winner: Makenzie Hocquard Newsletter Page 5 Class 4S-04 - Rachel Smith and Arna Douglas 4S-04 have been participating in Soundwaves Spelling Activities to help improve their literacy skills in all areas. Their Rev Up Reading inspires our students to pick up their books and get reading. Newsletter Page 6 Class 3L-08 - Doug Leabon 3L-08 have been working hard at producing their neatest work in writing. Book Club 2021 Orders Close for Issue 2 on Friday 19 March 2021 All orders need to be given to Mr Bailey in the Library. Please do not take them to the Office. Thank you Mr Bailey An online catalogue and ordering with LOOP is available as well at https://mybookclubs.scholastic.com.au/​​ Newsletter Page 7 PBL Everyone, everywhere, every time! Week 8 At Tamworth South Public School Mirii we are RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIBLE and SAFE. This week lots of students were successful everywhere, every time by moving sensibly around the school, using equipment appropriately and making healthy choices.
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