2010 Newsletter 26 - Doncaster Primary School

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‘The Bulletin’ Page 6 Your turn is near … Cake Raffle Reminder 3A Date: Friday 3 rd September We really appreciate your support and are looking forward to your contribution. Thank you! From Ms Seng, Mr Jeffs and Junior School Council Cook Ken and Fit Fran’s Tips for Healthy Living! Hello Everyone, Last week we told you about our detective work where we spent time investigating the food being eaten by children at school. This week we have been coming up with some great lunch box ideas that will keep you energised all day long! It is important to make sure you include one nutritious snack food in your child’s lunch box. This might be a cheese stick, low fat flavoured milk, a mini muffin or a low fat cookie. It is important not to over pack these types of snacks. Research has shown that lots of lunch boxes are filled with at least three of these kinds of snacks, which is far too many! Ask your child to choose one of these snacks they woul d like in the morning. This allows them to take ownership of their lunch and make good food choices. It also ensures they will eat the food you pack for them! Happy snack choosing! Cook Ken and Fit Fran
‘The Bulletin’ Page 7 AI M 2010 International Competitions and Assessments for Schools Spelling Competition Congratulations! Students from Doncaster Primary School achieved outstanding results when they participated in the University of New South Wales International Competitions and Assessments for Schools. Those students whose achievement was outstanding were rewarded with Certificates of Credit, Distinction and High Distinction. The International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) are developed by Educational Assessment Australia (EAA) of the University of New South Wales and are conducted annually across Australia and in 12 other countries. There are over 1.5 million entries worldwide. The Competitions are for students from Years 3 to 12 and assess their academic ability in aspects of Mathematics, Science, English, Writing, Computer Skills and Spelling. “ICAS are excellent independent assessments of the skills that students need in education, the wider community and the workplace of the future,” said Dr Peter Knapp, Director of EAA. “All students from Doncaster Primary School are to be congratulated on their outstanding efforts.” An enormous thank you to Mr Wicher and Ms Foster for their outstanding and tireless coordination of this competition! Congratulations to the following students: High Distinction Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Nicolani Susanto Christopher Lee Elina Chi High Distinction (Writing) Grade 4 James Xu Grade 6 Justin Jiang Daisy Li Vivian Tee Distinction Grade 3 Grade 5 Grade 6 Ayiana Alcouffe Rebekah Wong Credit Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Julianne Lee Liying Liu Jillian Lu James Xu Congratulations to you all on “Aiming High!” Ms Mackrell Audrey McCarthy Raymond Chi Amy Wang Nirali Adhvaryu Rebecca Chemmanam Theodore Choi Ruby Evans Sarah Goh Alexander Tsonis Dominic Guo Bethany Luo Jade Vella-Wright Tsu-Jie Ng Michael Kim Jason Kwe Cindy Liang Tiger Lin Janet Liu Liyi Liu Kevin Yu Sarah Hasan Alice Tian Sally Wang Jason Wong Stephanie Duong
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