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Term 3 Week 10 2014 Jamberoo Public School WEEK 10 TERM 3 2014 NEWSLETTER PH: 4236 0173 FAX: 4236 0633 A small school making a big difference! Lillian and Flo enjoying the sunshine while gardening! Calendar Dates Friday 19th September - Assembly Southern Stars Choir item Tuesday 7th October - Term 4 commences Friday 10th October - Assembly TOM items Wednesday 15th October - Music Night 6.00pm Tuesday 21st October - Photo Day Wednesday 22nd October - P&C Meeng Dear Parents and Caregivers, We have reached the end of Term 3 and my final days as relieving principal. A hearelt thank you for the support of my colleagues and the community whilst I have undertaken this role and especially to Mrs Behl-Shanks as relieving assistant principal. A parcular highlight of the last month was last Friday evening at the P&C Trivia. Congratulaons to the “Chook Chasers” who managed to p the ‘Staff’ by a few points to be the 2014 Trivia Champions - they are no doubt sll gloang. As is oen asked in News, “Was it fun?” and “Did you like it?” I answer, a big “Yes” to both. An enormous expression of gratude to David Brown (as a Birrahlee parent) for organising and running the Trivia night. Our reless P&C are already booked for Kiama Seaside Markets this Sunday and are preparing for Tangalla’s Barefoot Bowls fundraiser in October. Further details are available in this newsleer. Family ckets can be purchased, invite a few friends and make it a fun aernoon. Excing news this week. Congratulaons to Sam Aubin on his selecon in the Regional Debang team. The adjudicators chose him from among the 12 students in the development squad. This result reflects Sam’s skill and dedicaon. Well done Sam. In Week 2 Term 4, all classes will host a local preschool visit and we look forward to meeng our new 2015 Kindergarten students. Current Year 5 students will assist our newcomers in seling in at the orientaon aernoons and greeng parents. This is an important leadership role for Year 5 and it is rewarding to see how helpful, welcoming and caring our students can be. Have a happy and safe holiday and welcome back a well rested and sun soaked Ms Hammond-Warne for Term 4 on Tuesday 7th October (aer the Long Weekend). Carol Xuereb Email: [email protected] Strive and Succeed Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au Virtue - Reliability How do you pracce it? You pracce reliability by making agreements you can keep. Give your best effort to every job and take your responsibilies seriously. Plan ahead and leave enough me to finish what you start. Golf Gala Day On Friday 12th September, students in Years 3 to 6 who parcipate in golf for their school sport le school at 12:30 and headed down to Jamberoo Golf Club for a special gala day organised by the golf club and Jack Newton Junior Golf. Upon arriving at the golf club, we broke into our teams (for which each team created a team name) and went with Phil Lewis, Jim Bu, Linda McGlinchey and Rose (of the golf club), Mrs Marn, Mrs McCormack and Tanya Kirby from Jack Newton Junior Golf. Students received small group and individual coaching as they played an ambrose game (a cooperave golf game where each team plays to get their lowest possible score whilst compeng against the other teams). Once each team finished the 5 hole game, we met at the club house for a sausage sizzle and a presentaon for the two winning teams. I believe Jamberoo School students are privileged to work with these outstanding community members from the golf club. Students loved playing on the ‘real’ golf course and also loved having parents there supporng them as they played. So I’d like to express a huge thank you to Jamberoo Golf Club and to Jack Newton Junior Golf for making such an opportunity possible for our students. I’d also like to thank all the students, as their behaviour was excellent at the gala day. Mrs McCormack Golf Gala Day Winners Runners-up An Email from Canada Dear Cizens of New South Wales... I'm sorry I haven't got to you for a long me, but believe it, It actually gets warm here. I've been to the french speaking province of Quebec, all the way to the towns of Banff and Jasper in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and to the home of the white bears, (that are not Polar Bears) in the forests around the town of Prince Rupert which is North America's main port to Asia. WOW, But it rains all year long in Prince Rupert, non stop. Look up some pictures of the white Kermode Bear which is actually a black bear with some very unique genecs. Look up the city of Montreal in Quebec too. It's got a space age Stadium and science museum... Come to think of it, Vancouver's got that too. But now I can say "been there, done that" to North America. Here we have got an extra extra long holiday, two months already, plus a two month long teacher strike, imagine that. Extra long holiday for every kid in Brish Columbia! Feel free to reply and ask quesons. From a humble small child in Brish Columbia, Canada. (Marley) Email: [email protected] Strive and Succeed Website: www.jamberoo-p.school.nsw.edu.au Milo T20 Blast School Cup Cricket Gala Day On Tuesday of this week, students from Stage 3 aended the Milo T20 Blast Cup Cricket Gala day. Each team played three games of modified cricket against neighbouring schools. All students displayed excellent behaviour and sportsmanship and all agreed it was an excellent day. A big thank you to Mr Delamont for his assistance with the boys’ teams and to all of the parents who helped with transporng students to and from the venue. Melinda Kunkler Below are recounts of the day by some of the students: On Tuesday Stage Three parcipated in a cricket gala day at Croome Road. We had two girls teams and two boys teams. My team, which was team one were very successful winning all of our games. The first team we played was from Shellharbour and the score was 42-36, the second game we played was against the All Stars from Albion Park Rail and although we didn't think we would, we won 148-124. Our third game was against the other Albion Park Rail team, which we also won, with the score being 153-143. If the rain hadn't started we would have played another game but instead it was called off and we finished early. The other teams also did well with the other girl’s team winning 2/3 of their games, the first boys team also won 2/3 of their games and the second boys team winning 1/3 games. It was a fun day and there was also a catching compeon but the best part was the milo we got at the end. Tireni Mawbey On Tuesday 16th September students from years 5 and 6 travelled to Croome Road for a cricket gala day. Altogether there were 4 teams, two girls teams and two boys teams. The boys team 1, won their first game, lost their second and won their third. The boys team 2 lost their first, won their second and lost their third game. The girls team 1 won all three of their games and the girls team 2 won the first, lost the second and won the third. Overall it was a fun and enjoyable day. Thanks to Mrs Kunkler for organising the day for us and Mongo for looking aer us. Jayden Foye On Tuesday, most of Birrahlee went to a cricket gala day. It was a great day. We had four teams on the day, which went exceponally well. I was in the boy team one. The first game we played was extremely close. We were versing Shellharbour with the final score being 99-97 our way. The second game was against Tullimbar and we lost 101-79. Fortunately in the last game we released our inner Ricky Ponng versing Albion Park and won 73-60. In a nutshell it was an excing and overall fun day. By Samuel Aubin On Tuesday the 16th September, Jamberoo Public School sent off 4 Stage 3 teams; 2 boys and 2 girls teams to a Cricket Gala Day at Croome Road Sports Oval. The girl’s team1 were very successful and won 3 out of 3 of their games. Team 2 also did very well winning 2 out of 3 of their games. The boy’s teams also did very well with team 1 taking out 2 wins and team 2 winning 1 out of 3 games. There were 5 schools involved in the day, including Mt Terry, Albion Park Rail, Shellharbour, Minnamurra, Tullimbar and Jamberoo. We all had a great day. Sarah Williams Trivia Night. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the parcipants who in great spirit and generosity matched wits and thwarted Alziemer's to contribute $1513 to the school. Congratulaons to overall champions Chook Chasers with the Staff, Hooded Fang and The Misfits vying for a close second. The local business community came to the party with many generous donaons. Please menon the trivia night when supporng the following sponsors...Jamberoo Pub, Freddo's IGA, Soluons for Wellbeing, Jamberoo Bowlo, Jamberoo Newsagency, Kings Passerie, Crust and Crumb, Seabreeze Cafe, Good Guys, Kiama Leagues, Chooksy's, Chachi's, Ritzy Gritz, Elders, Bella Spa, Hogs Breath, Parkers Tennis, Kiama Kung Fu and Milk and Honey.
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