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Peranbin Press 4 PERANBIN PRESS The Newsletter of Peranbin Primary College We are four campuses working together: Baddaginnie/Swanpool, Strathbogie & Violet Town Principal: Angela Holleran E: [email protected] Friday 21st February 2020 Birthdays for February CONTACT US Quinn Butler 3rd Principal Mobile: 0437 226 693 Merrener Farrell 6th To make a time to meet face to face with Angela you can call any day from th Rangimarie Warwood 9 8.30am onwards. th Audrey Anderson 10 Violet Town Campus 5798 1431 Harry Tom 16th Strathbogie Campus 5790 5250 th Yatra Harvey 18 Baddaginnie Campus 5763 2233 Maggie Garden 19th Swanpool Campus 5768 2392 Wesley Shea 21st Dan Dealy 23rd PRINCIPAL PAGE! Ph: 0437226693 Email: [email protected] Friday 21st February 2020 Week 4 Wrap Up Well another week has streaked past us! The time seems to fly as quickly as the students are growing before our eyes. I have finally been able to get out to all campuses this week, and it has been great to see all of the students, as well the koala at Strathbogie and Baddaginnie Bob the magpie. This week we are all settling into the normal routines of school and there is a lovely positive ‘vibe’ across the college. Some important reminders! Miss Pat has asked me to remind you that these forms need to be returned now so you can access the funds available for your child. CSEF (Camps, Sports and Excursions Funding) FORMS CONVEYANCE ALLOWANCE CLAIMS School Council A reminder that there are 5 vacancies for parent members. Nomination forms can be obtained from the office at your campus and must be returned by Friday th 28 February. Our first School Council meeting for 2020 is on Wednesday at 6pm at the Violet Town Campus. Congratulations to Enjoy your weekend Green House – our 2020 Angela Swimming Sports Champions! RESPECT INTEGRITY HIGH EXPECTATIONS RESPONSIBILITY BADDAGINNIE/SWANPOOL NEWS Baddaginnie Campus Swanpool Campus Clarendon St., Baddaginnie Midland Highway Swanpool 3670 3673 Ph. 03 57632233 Ph. 03 57682392 Campus Manager: Kate Hand 0427 501 731 Important Dates/ Upcoming Events CAMPUS ROTATION th Next Week: Swanpool Mon. 24 Feb Indonesian and Music with Mrs Watt th Week 6: Baddaginnie Tues. 25 Feb MACC Van – Art with Mrs Moore – art smocks a MUST th Week 7: Swanpool Wed. 26 Feb NO PREPS Health and PE (runners please) with Mrs Weeks Week 8: Baddaginnie Fri. 28th Feb Zooper Doopers for 50c – money to BCNA Week 9: Swanpool (last Attached Parent – Teacher appointment form week of term 1) We have finished our 3-week stint at Baddaginnie and are looking forward to returning to Swanpool next week. On Monday we welcomed Atlan Stephens to Everyone must our campus clan. Atlan and his mum, Fabby, have moved from NSW. We are have a broad very pleased to have them both. brimmed hat Toby Gerrans returned to school on Thursday, proudly displaying 3 ribbons from at school his day at the Euroa District Swimming competition. Toby is off to the next level every day. of competition next week for the breastroke and backstroke events. Super effort Toby! Parents Need to Communicate with Teachers We know it can be hard to find pencil and paper, send that email or text BUT parents are legally required to provide schools with notice for a child’s absence – planned or unplanned. For us, that means parents CAN: speak with a classroom teacher directly (avoiding class times), write a note in their child’s homework folder or communication book, email the classroom teacher, leave a message on the campus answering machine or call/text the campus mobile - 0427 501 731 Pauline is not the person to pass messages on to teachers – her role in the mornings is bus driver and then to prepare for her second role on arrival. If there is a change to bus travel plans, again use the campus phone to inform school. This is very important because Pauline in not always driving the bus. Parent - Teacher Meetings We are holding 10-mi nute meetings in weeks 6 and 7. These are to allow for general talk about settling in, routines and possible areas to provide further support at home (for you and your child). Please compete and return ASAP. Lunch Orders We are looking to start Friday lunch orders at Swanpool in Term 2 so watch for a 2020 order listing in the next few weeks. Have a great weekend, Dianne, Pauline, Princess Robbie, Barb and Kate VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Can you drop a load of old tech from either campus to Benalla Landfill on Old Farnley Road? They are open 12pm-4pm daily and would free up HEAPS of space. Please speak with Kate. RESPECT INTEGRITY HIGH EXPECTATIONS RESPONSIBILITY STRATHBOGIE NEWS Strathbogie Campus, Main St, Strathbogie 3666 Ph. 03 57905250 Mobile 0419 154505 Campus Manager: Jenna Barratt and Anne Fox Tuesday 25th Feb Parent teacher interviews BYO student headphones or ear Thursday 27th Feb Parent teacher interviews buds District Swimming Congratulations to Alina, Ariel, Angus, Connor, Audrey, Markito and Beryl for representing our college at the district level in Euroa on Wednesday. Parent-Teacher Interviews These will be held next week, on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the Senior and Junior classrooms. Please return the booking forms or text us your preferences by Monday. Student creations RESPECT INTEGRITY HIGH EXPECTATIONS RESPONSIBILITY VIOLET TOWN NEWS Violet Town Campus Box 9 Violet Town 3699 Ph. 03 57981431 Campus Manager: Angela Holleran / Monique Ringin College Operations and Business Manager: Pat Cherry TH Market 14th March 2020 PAN CAKE TUESDAY 25 FEBUARY Violet Town Community Centre Students will be walking to the community centre Wilson Family Set up For PANCAKES @10.30am Penriose Family Pack Up Students to bring a GOLD COIN DONATION Market roster and Car park for Violet Town Market needs to have families volunteer. Please see or ring Miss Pat. 57981431 Violet Town School Voice Another week has passed us by at Violet Town. This week saw the students undertake a normal timetable, which allowed them to see when they would have different classes and how each day of the week would run. The students did extremely well, with how the weeks will be running for the rest of the year. In the Junior Room, students this week have been learning about the letter I, with the spelling word for the Foundation students being Tin and the 1/2 students being ‘I’ as in tin. Students have also being working hard in Maths learning about 2D shapes. In Reading this week, the students have been working hard to understand how our literacy rotations will work. In the Senior Room, in Maths the students were working on place value, writing numbers as words, expanded numbers and even looking at roman numerals. Students also started working on predicting in reading lessons, with one of the more popular activities being the Y chart prediction, where they have to predict what happened before during and after an event. This week saw both grades start their inquiry topic for the term. This term we are looking at living things and their environment. This particular topic lends its self to cooking and gardening which the students do on Wednesday afternoons. This week for gardening and cooking, we had a visit for some of Miss Johnson’s chickens. The Campus Captains have been talking to students who are interested in being on Junior School Council this week, with Junior School Council to be starting in the coming weeks and students finding out who will be representative of their classes. Congratulations to all the senior students who represented the school while participating in the District Swimming Sports on Wednesday at Euroa. And good luck next Thursday to those who made it through to Division. Reminders: Next week Parent Teacher Interviews on Tuesday and Thursday. Zooper Dooper Friday 50cent Pancake Tuesday – Gold Coin Donation. Students can wear yellow clothing to school for the Pancake Event, if they have any. Local Excursion Permission forms to be returned by TUESDAY White envelopes with forms to be retuned ASAP RESPECT INTEGRITY HIGH EXPECTATIONS RESPONSIBILITY PPC Swimming Sports Fun Day @ VT Pool 2020 Iron Boy Isaac, Iron Girl Ruby House Captains for 2020…. Green House Winners 2020 Toby (Yellow), Amber (Blue), Carter (Green), Connor (Red) Whole school free swim Iron Boy/Girls Race in action Noodle relay Cork scramble A big thank you to all the staff, families and community support on our annual PPC Swimming Sports Fun Day! Congratulations to the winning house - Green Lynda Weeks, Health & PE RESPECT INTEGRITY HIGH EXPECTATIONS RESPONSIBILITY District Swimming Sports @ Euroa Swimming Pool – Picture Gallery 2020 Many thanks to all the supporters on the day…. enjoy some snaps of our super brave swimmers in action from the District Swimming Sports @ Euroa on 19th February – in very cool conditions! Lynda Weeks – Health & PE RESPECT INTEGRITY HIGH EXPECTATIONS RESPONSIBILITY Health and PE: Week 4 Lynda Weeks Health & PE 2020 Swimming Program…. Congratulations to all students and staff for their wonderful efforts during our Peranbin Primary College Swimming program for 2020. It was rewarding to see how much all the swimmers had improved when compared to last year’s program. Of course, a big thanks to your teachers that ably assisted our swimming program. Great job everyone! A team of swimmers were selected to represent the College based on their competent swimming techniques demonstrated throughout their lessons. This year saw some of the younger students step up and experience the District sports for the first time. We had a few late changes to the entries on the day due to some illnesses.
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