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Newsletter Term 2 Weeks 9 and 10 ■ 2021 ■ Term 2 ■ Weeks 9 and 10 ■ Principal: Meg Reynolds ` Bongongo visits Illabo. ■ Phone: (02) 6924 5475 Learn for Life ■ Fax: (02) 6924 5432 Illabo Public School ■ Email: [email protected] 1 Layton Street ■ Website: www.illabo-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Illabo NSW 2590 Illabo Public School ■ Principal: Meg Reynolds Learn for Life ■ Phone: (02) 6924 5475 ■ Fax: (02) 6924 5432 Illabo Public School ■ Email: [email protected] 1 Layton Street ■ Website: www.illabo-p.schools.nsw.edu.au Illabo NSW 2590 ■ 2021 ■ Term 2 ■ Weeks 9 and 10 Calendar Term 2, Week 10 Thursday 24 June Reports home Feature Photo Friday 25 June Reward day – Beanie Day and last day of Term 3 Term 3 Week 1 Monday 12 July Staff Development Day Tuesday 13 July Students return for Term 3 Wednesday14 July Small Schools Athletics Carnival at Illabo Show grounds – EPS to host. Term 3 Week 3 26 – 30 July Education Week – Lifelong Learners Bongongo visits Illabo Thursday 29 July Trent Barrett Gala Day - Junee In this issue ... A message from Meg ............................................................... 3 NAIDOC Week 2021- Heal Country! .................................... 3 Kindergarten Transition Program Education Week 2021 ................................................................ 4 We understand that a child’s first year of school is an important one for both the child and their families. Our Textbooks ..................................................................................... 5 Kindergarten Transition Program is an ideal opportunity for your child to explore our wonderful school and begin P & C News .................................................................................. 4 their ‘lifelong learning’. If you know of anyone who is thinking of starting a Kindergarten student in 2022, Reward Day – Beanie Day ....................................................... 5 could you please ask them to contact the school as Termly Learning Reflections .................................................... 6 soon as possible? We’d love to hear from any interested families so we can add them to a distribution What have the Kangaroos learnt this term? ....................... 6 list for upcoming transition dates. Illabo Public School NAIDOC Week 2021- Heal Country! A message from Meg We made it through to Week 10! As your children’s reports show, there have been many events and activities this term. From excursions to sports days, the students at Illabo Public School were provided with rich learning opportunities across the entire curriculum. Thank you for packing lunches, washing uniforms, getting your child to school on time, transporting students to carnivals and sports trials, signing notes and getting them in on time, paying fees, labelling uniforms, listening to home readers, helping with home learning and generally supporting your child to achieve at school. As we know, learning is a team effort and effective partnerships are vital for success. I would like to thank my staff for their hard work and dedication and for the hours they have put in recently completing their students’ reports. Thank you for supporting the school in sending your child to school in the correct uniform. I have noticed an improvement in students wearing correct socks and shoes and it certainly looks better at morning assembly! Today, the Semester One reports were sent home. We hope you enjoy looking through the green folders at NAIDOC Week is about excellence. It’s a celebration of samples of your child’s learning and reading their 65,000 years of history, culture and achievements. Each report. As always, if you would like to discuss any aspect year, the NAIDOC Week theme is chosen to give of your child’s learning, please contact the school to prominence to matters of importance, to create make a suitable time. awareness and celebrate successes. I hope you enjoy a two- week break from the routine of This week the students are exploring topics, school and enjoy a safe and relaxing school holidays. perspectives and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in recognition of NAIDOC Week All staff members will be in Tumut, at Franklin Public which occurs during the school holidays. Some of the School for a combined Staff Development Day with questions they are discussing include: schools in the Gundagai Network on Monday 12 July. Who are the Traditional Owners of Country where our Students return on Tuesday 13 July and the Small school is located? Schools’ Athletics carnival is on Wednesday 14 July at the Illabo Showground, hosted by Eurongilly Public How can you care for Country? School. Why are native plants important to Country? Meg What is meant by traditional knowledges? How do we embrace aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and what do you think this means? How can we learn from past injustices experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples? What can we learn about land management from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples? Page 3 Illabo Public School Education Week 2021 We will celebrate Education Week in Week 3 next term with the theme Lifelong Learners. Education Week is your chance to celebrate the achievements of your school, students and learning community. Education is a ‘Lifelong Journey’. Continuous learning is critical for success throughout life and everyone can be a lifelong learner. Education Week will run from Monday, 26 July, to Friday, 30 July. It’s our annual week of celebration, held in NSW for more than 50 years, to highlight the achievements of our students and staff and the role of public schools as the cornerstone of their communities. Sports Report by Mimi On Thursday 10 June, Scarlett went to the Riverina Cross Country in Gundagai. Scarlett amazingly came 13th out of 78 girls competing. Well done Scarlett, great effort! We are still skipping madly every morning and have raised $1,278 for the Jump Rope for Heart foundation so far! We can still keep skipping at home and raise money for this charity up until the last day of school. On Thursday and Friday of Week 8, we had a professional skipper named Tom come to school and teach us new skills and tricks. He also helped us come up with a routine that we were able to perform at last week's assembly. Last Friday, we hosted Bongongo Public School to play in the PSSA touch small schools’ knockout competition. Unfortunately, we were not able to come away with a win and wish Bongongo luck in the next round of the competition. Page 4 Illabo Public School Textbooks Thank you to those families who have paid for textbooks already. It is a huge help to the school and much appreciated. If you have not completed your payment, please do so as soon as possible. If you need more information, please contact the office. Awards Merit Certificate Kimiko, Charlie P, Zailey, Atticus, Lydia and Mimi P & C News P & C meeting 5.30 Thursday 24 June at the Sporting Bodies. Reward Day – Beanie Day Wellbeing Award and Library Award On Friday 25 June, we will be having a Elsie, Tully Charlie (Library Award) and Hailee beanie day. Every student is invited to wear a beanie and bring in a gold coin donation for charity. This day is run by our Year 6 leadership team and the money will be donated to their chosen charity. Friday will not be a full mufti day. Friday is also Reward Day and students will be provided with a hot lunch and a small snack for recess. We encourage them to still pack their fruit break and other snacks to keep them going throughout the day. Page 5 Illabo Public School Termly Learning Reflections division and subtraction using an algorithm. I think I’ve improved by completing questions quicker and solving What have the Kangaroos learnt this term? problems mentally. Tully - Mathematics Amelia – Mathematics This term in Maths, I have improved my understanding I have learnt a lot this year in Maths. This year I have of how to solve division, addition, subtraction, prime learnt how to read data and solve addition problems and composite questions. I have learnt these things by quickly using mental strategies such as jump and completing drills in class and practising my rounding. In data, I have learnt the names of different multiplication skills. Multiplication knowledge links up graphs like dot plot, vertical graphs, pie graphs and to all the topics we have learnt and I know I need to picture graphs. I understand the x and y axis and how to continue to practise them daily. label graphs. Data is my favourite topic we have learnt in Maths because it was easy to understand. In division, I can only divide by 1 digit numbers but I still find it pretty fun. I have also learnt these things by doing Nell – History pages in my pre and post booklets. I think once you learn something it becomes more and more easy. Maths This term in History, I have learnt about change and is filled with surprises and patterns. continuity, federation and democracy. We have been making posters and writing information reports on We also do Number of the Day as a warm up activity. I these topics. I learnt about Eddie Mabo and how he enjoy Number of the Day because it helps me switch on. fought for Aboriginal people. I also learnt about the In this activity there are 10 questions and a set number. Stolen Generations and how unfairly they were treated. Some of the questions are to add or subtract a number, We made a timeline of Australia and the history of the times 100 and list some factors. I have enjoyed Maths Nation. I enjoy history and discovering what life used to this term. My goal is to be able to divide 2-digit be like in Australia. I wonder when the British people numbers.
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