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NEWSLETTER Vasse.Ps@Education.Wa.Edu.Au 08 9746 3700 2021 Term 3 Week 5 NEWSLETTER www.vasseps.wa.edu.au [email protected] 08 9746 3700 From the Principal's desk. New Staff Members We would like to welcome Gail Kneale and Gemma Bynder to Vasse PS. Gail has joined our front office team. Gemma has replaced Kim Stanley as AIEO. Kim has taken a temporary appointment in Collie for the rest of the year. We wish Kim well and look forward to working with Gemma in her new role. Make sure you stop and say hello if you see them around the school. Good Standing Since 2019 every public school added Good Standing to their Behaviour Policy. I feel it's important to make our policies accessible to parents and students. To this effect the school has created a Good Standing Policy brochure that outlines the key points of what it is all about. All Year 6's have received a copy of the policy and I have spoken to them to clear up any misconceptions they may have had. I will visit all classes in the school and talk to them about Good Standing. I encourage you to discuss this with your children and if you have any queries don't hesitate to contact the school Please find download theGood Standing Policy https://www.vasseps.wa.edu.au/download/7365/ NAIDOC Day Celebrations On Monday we had a great day of recognising and acknowledging our local Indigenous culture. Thank you to the students of Cape Naturaliste College who participated in a number of different activities. Students were also treated to performances by Gina Williams OA and Guy Ghouse. The day was a great success. See more on page 3. Swimming Well done to all our students who have started their Interm Swimming lessons this week. Most students have remembered their bathers and towels and we have had hardly any lost property. For more information see the Calendar on the school website. Flagged Those super observant people in the school would have noticed we have grown a third flagpole in the Quad. Our kitchen garden kids are amazing. We now proudly raise the Western Australian flag, kindly gifted by Libby Mettam's office It is a wonderful sight to see our Indigenous, WA and Australian flags flying together. What's the code Every week at Vasse I have the privilege of observing a wide range of engaging activities in our classrooms. This week I was invited to view an ozobots race in Room 9. Students had learnt about how to control their robots using coloured signals and plotted a course for them to travel. The race generated much discussion amongst students about the codes they used to optimise their robots. This is a great way to teach the process of creating an algorithm. Students will take these skills to develop coding on a computer to control the robots. The capacity of our students to apply their knowledge utilising different tools and devices always amazes me. Well done Year 4’s Indonesian Day As part of our Languages program we will be celebrating Indonesian Foundation Day (17 Aug) on Tues 24 Aug. Students are encouraged to wear something red and or white. For more information see Kind regards, Simon Mansfield ~ Principal page 1. 2021 Newsletter PBS Expectations: T3 Week 5 T3 Week 6 T3 Week 7 Be Responsible Be Responsible Be Responsible Sybil Sybil Wear your school hat and Have equipment ready and look after it uniform correctly Play safely Word of the week RULER: Feeling word/s of the week FEELINGS WORD DEFINITION T3 Wk4: Interested This week: Discouraged DISCOURAGED Feeling like you have lost confidence or interest in doing WORD OF TE WEE something. WORD OF TEWORD WEE OF TE WEE WORD OF TE WEE Sounds Like Looks Like Feels Like IERESED Usually speaks quietly or not Body language is Low energy and unpleasant. -3, IERESED at all. Avoids doing the slumped and closed off. -2 on the blue quadrant. Lacks task.Expresses disinterest. Face looks down in the motivation to do something. Not mouth and eyes. wanting to complete a task. DISCOURAGEDDISCOURAGED PBS News Being Responsible, Being Respectful and Being our Best! The kids at Vasse Primary rock! Students from Year 1 showed Mr Dehring a portrait gallery of what they would look like when they are 100 years old and wonderful story writing about being 100! Quindy and Mrs Reeves enjoyed listening to Shevee and Ruby's podcast script in the sunshine. Super Slip Rewards Willow, Jada, Kiara and Indi were lucky to choose a ‘Dessert with the Deputy’ as their Superslip reward prize last week. They loved the cupcakes and marshmallows. Callum and Rhys enjoyed a milky Milo too. These students chose the prizes after their Esther likes it when you are superslip was drawn out at Assembly. Superslips being your best when can be earned during recess and lunch break or 1St traveling on the bus to/from from one of the specialists for demonstrating our the pool or on excursions. PBS Expectations. Deputy Principals Office Chaplain's Chat their friends, visiting The Crown, Merit Certificates expending their energy on the Awesome! Congratulations trampolines at Bounce, the hotel It gave me so much joy to participate to these students. in the amazing excursion with our stay, checking out some City sights students to perform at the WA or performing to an audience. Year 3 Year 4 Government School Music Society It was quite possibly a Once-In-A- Nathan A Ajai B Annual Festival at The Crown in Lifetime experience for students, Evie C Archer B Perth. thanks to our very passionate Mathew C Reid H After a long, tiring day they gave teachers Karen and Brigitta who Jack D Baylin H their late performance on stage put in so much effort to make it Zachary H Ayla McK EVERYTHING and absolutely nailed happen. The school community are Izaac H Kobe P it. What an amazing talent we have so lucky to have you. Well done to Amelia J Chloe R at our school and such supportive, everyone. Axl M encouraging parents. Warm wishes of Emily R It was so lovely to see the peace and wellbeing, Palas S excitement on our students Sam Taj W faces during the bus ride with all page 2. 2021 Newsletter ''Kaya Amy, Kim and all at Vasse PS NAIDOC Incursion: We would like to say a Koortfelt thank We had such a beautiful concert on Monday, spellbound you for the wonderful opportunity to by Gina Williams’ lovely voice and Guy Ghouse’s share what we do with your school. virtuosic guitar playing one minute and giggling at We had a wonderful time and the their funny banter and Gina’s jokes the next! students, staff and community members What wonderful and proud ambassadors they are for were all so amazing and engaging and their culture. Gina grew up in a time when it was frowned we can't THANK upon for her family to use their native language...imagine that?! YOU enough. Having to learn another language right now and not being To hear the allowed to speak Australian! students singing back to us in So she is relearning her Noongar language and co-writing Language was truly and performing songs with Guy to entertain and inform a something special new (and older) generations of people. It was a beautiful Thank you for helping us keep Noongar concert and we all learnt some new Noongar words as well. language & culture alive. Parents, you should come along next year - it was fantastic. Kindest regards & Boordawahn Karen Bigwood Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse" NAIDOC 2021 Important Admin information Statements sent home Statements of outstanding balances have been sent home with students this week. Please check your child's schoolbag and contact the front office if you have any queries. Change in Season: Student Medications Please ensure the front office is made aware of any changes/updates to your Child's medical plan and supply of medication is up to date with Spring in the air. Second Hand Uniform Clearance Sale All stock must go! We are clearing out our Second hand stock of uniforms in the front office. Prices Nidja Wardandi – Bibelmen Boodja-k noonook nyininy have been reduced to $10 each for logo Jackets,and school dresses. All other items are $5 each. On Monday 16th August, Vasse Students celebrated NAIDOC Please note students will be required to wear hats with two amazing performances during recess/lunch from 1st September. Please by Special guests Gina Williams ensure these are clearly labelled with the student's surname. and Guy Ghouse, who sang songs The Admin Team in the Noongar language and taught the Koolangka (Children) the words and actions too. School Board News The traditional face painting by students visiting from The Vasse PS Board is involved with strategic planning, Cape Naturaliste College (CNC) during recess and setting targets and monitoring performance against lunch once again proved exceedingly popular with our the targets. students. Thank you so much to Melanie Ryan and the We approve the annual school budget, voluntary students of CNC for your amazing talents and patience contributions, school uniform and generally promote with the crowd. the interests of the School. With our school being the Gemma Bynder school of choice in our area, enrolments reached 819 students in July. This steady and sustained growth in student numbers puts considerable strain on our schools resources which is of great concern, and a matter we are pursuing on behalf of our school community. Like to know more about your school board – visit https://www.vasseps.wa.edu.au/our-school/school-board/ Matt Walker (Chairperson) page 3.
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