Gumdale State School

Gumdale State School
Always Our Best
Principal’s Report
Term 4, Edition no. 3 13 November 2015
Our Goals:
Curriculum Leadership
Focused Teaching
Student Intervention
Community Build and
Engagement
Principal:
Mr Phil Savill
Deputy Principal:
Mrs Carmel Herbert
Deputy Principal:
Ms Nikki Spanner
Contact Details:
Address
Change of Date - First Day of School in 2016
Education Minister Kate Jones has informed school communities
that there will be a change to the start date for the new school
year. In case you missed the announcement, please be advised
that the new official date for the first day of school is now
Wednesday 27 January 2016.
Staffing 2016
I am pleased to advise that Sarah Cracknell has been appointed as
the Deputy Principal – Curriculum, Teaching and Learning from the
beginning of 2016. Sarah is a welcome addition to the leadership
team and we look forward to her being a part of the Gumdale
community.
Academic Achievement Awards for 2015
677 New Cleveland Road This year we will be acknowledging the academic achievement of
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students across a number of subject areas. Students will be
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presented with these awards at our final assembly and at the Year
Telephone:
Always Our
07 3902
Best
8333
6 Graduation evening in week 10.
Facsimile: 07 3902 8300
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Email:
Uniform Policy-Transition Year 2016
admin@gumdaless.eq.edu.au
Phil Savill
Internet:
Principal
A reminder that from the beginning of 2016, each Monday and on
www.gumdaless.eq.edu.au special school days (eg. excursions, Anzac Day) our students will
Deputy Principals’ be expected Report to be dressed in their Formal School Uniform not their
School Office Hours:
8:30 am – 3:30 pm everyday Polo Uniform. Those students participating in Physical
Education on this day will be able to change into their Polo Uniform
Uniform Shop Hours:
Nikki Spanner and Carmel Herbert
if they wish. We understand that there will be a period of transition
Wednesday
Deputy Principals
throughout 2016 as we develop this practice and move toward full
2pm – 5pm
implementation of the new policy in 2017. As always we appreciate
School Dates to Note
Friday
the support of all parents as we continue to instill pride in our
8am – 11am
school.
NOVEMBER Year
Event
Level
Thu 19 All Annual Music Night, 6:30pm Hollis Hall
Fri 20 All Library borrowing will finish
Fri 27 All Frosty Friday 3pm

A Word about Online Behaviour
Emails, text messages and Facebook posts are increasingly more frequent and
certainly consuming more time in our everyday lives. Access to increased
communication at our fingertips and in our faces all day every day can have its
benefits however, it also poses challenges and risks. Sometimes, very good
relationships, friendships and working partnerships, can be damaged by poorly
worded text messages, emails or Facebook posts. Sometimes it is all too easy to ‘fire
off’ an electronic communication that is charged with emotion. On many of these
occasions we often regret our haste because we could have better worded our
message, be better informed about the issue that is concerning us or have sought a
response to our concern from the relevant person.
All online users have a responsibility to be mindful of the content when
communicating electronically to ensure it does not breach social, legal, religious,
cultural or copyright standards. If our school becomes aware of inappropriate content
that is shared involving staff, students or volunteers, or the use of images, banners,
logos or our school crest without permission, we will take reasonable steps to ensure
the content is removed.
Our school is also committed to promoting a safe and supportive learning
environment and students involved in communicating inappropriate material on
websites, through email or text messaging may be disciplined in line with our school’s
Responsible Behaviour Plan for Students.
We will continue to work closely with parents and students to address issues as they
arise. We appreciate the support of all parents as we promote our school as a great
place to learn.
For future reference two email addresses that might prove useful are
principal@gumdaless.eq.edu.au and secretary@gumdalesspc.org.au
Always Our Best
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Phil Savill
Principal

Deputy Principals’ Report
Swimming Carnival
This year the years 3-6 swimming carnival, Thursday 3 December, will only be for
students who nominate to swim. In 2016 we will move to a structure where all
students attend and participate in the school swimming carnival.
Class Formation 2016
At present, staff are in the process of forming 2016 classes. Core groups of students
from all classes will be kept together and taken up into the next year level. There will
be some adjustments made to the present classes taking into consideration teacher
recommendations. We have had a number of parent requests regarding class
placement and each request will be looked at individually. Final decisions regarding
class composition will rest with the Principal.
Prep 2016 Transition Day
The Prep Transition Day for 2016 Prep students will be held on Wednesday 25
November. Parents will receive confirmation of their child’s class and teacher for
2016 via email the week prior. On this day, your child will have the opportunity to
meet their teacher and classmates. They will spend approximately an hour in their
classroom, from 9:30am – 10:30am. During this time parents will be invited to the
Hall to share some light refreshments, chat with each other and some Prep parents
from this year. Outside School Hours care and the Uniform shop representatives will
also be available to provide information on these services.
Student Leaders 2016
The year 5 students will begin the process of applying for leadership positions in
2016. An expression of interest form has been sent home for interested students to
complete and return to their classroom teacher. Leadership positions for 2016 will
include, School Captains, House Captains, Music Captains and School Council. The
year 5 teachers will begin work with students next week on leaders and leadership
prior to students submitting their applications for leadership positions. Our student
leaders for 2016 will be inducted at our first whole school assembly in Term 1, 2016.
Nikki Spanner and Carmel Herbert
Deputy Principals
From the Master Teacher
Gumdale State School is one of 34 Metropolitan schools working in conjunction with
Griffith University researching the implementation of age appropriate pedagogies in
schools. This project is looking into how teachers can best cater for the needs of
young learners as they transition from Pre-Prep and Kindergarten into the first year of
school. We are very excited by the benefits of being involved in this project and are
looking into ways to make our programs even more learner- focused and responsive
to our Prep students.

School Dates to Note
NOVEMBER
Year
Level
Event
Thu 19 All Annual Music Night, 6:30pm Hollis Hall
Fri 20 All Library borrowing will finish
Fri 27 All Frosty Friday 3pm
Mon 30 All Last day for School Banking 2015
DECEMBER
Year
Level
Event
Thu 3 3-6 Swimming Carnival
Thu 3 All P&C Christmas Stall
Thu 3 Prep Excursion to the City
Fri 4 3 Excursion to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Fri 4 All P&C Christmas Stall
Mon 7 All Final Whole School Assembly 2015
Wed 9 6 Year 6 Graduation, 6pm, Hollis Hall
Fri 11 All Last day of Term 4. Last school day of 2015
Curriculum News
Home readers
Next week will be the last week home readers will be sent home for homework. These
books will need to be returned to school when your classroom teacher requests them,
so they can be re-shelved and audited. Students in Prep, Years One and Two are
encouraged to use their Bug Club log in details to read online.
Helping your child with reading at home
Students are encouraged to practise reading daily in order to improve in their fluency
and comprehension. Here are some comprehension strategies you can practise with
your child at home to support them at school.
Finding Main Idea
The main idea is a statement that tells what the text is mostly about. You can start
practising this skill using simple texts with basic ideas and few words. Gradually build
up to larger, more complex texts as children develop proficiency. Practise with fiction
and non-fiction texts.

Ask:
What are the most common words in the text?
What is the text mostly about? What is the main idea?
What could a suitable title for this text be?
Recalling Facts and Details
Non-fiction texts contain facts and details that support the main idea. They usually
inform who, what, where, when, why and how. Questions about facts and details ask
about something that was written in the passage. Ask your child to answer questions
about facts or details by getting them to look back in the text to locate the answers.
Recognising Cause and Effect
This strategy helps to make connections with why events happen, or what could
happen. As your child reads, ask them:
What happened? (this answer is the effect)
Why? (this answer is the cause)
Encourage your child to put their answers in sentences, linking causes and effects
with so, as a result, because, since, therefore, etc.
Comparing and Contrasting
Comparing is thinking about how two things are alike; contrasting is thinking about
how two things are different. Using this comprehension strategy helps to connect
ideas – children can learn about something new by using compare and contrast with
something they know more about. As your child reads, ask:
How are these two things the same?
How are these two things different?
Encourage your child to use words such as alike, both, difference, on the other hand
and unlike.
Library News
Last week for borrowing
Next week will be the last week for library borrowing this year. Please return all
books to the library during the week beginning Monday November 23 for stocktaking.
If your child has lost a library book, please feel free to come and see Mrs Frazer in the
library to discuss this.
Science News
Year 3 Science Excursion
On Friday 4 December, year 3 will be visiting the Currumbin
Wildlife Sanctuary as part of their Biology unit. The aims of this
activity are to further extend the students’ knowledge of wildlife to consolidate
knowledge gained during the term 3 unit, Feathers, Fur and Leaves. Students will
participate in a range of activities at the sanctuary including hand feeding Kangaroos,

getting up close and personal with a Koala and guided tours of animal enclosures.
Students will depart school at 9am and return at 2:45pm. Full school uniform must be
worn, including hat and students will need to bring their own lunch and morning tea.
Chris Toussaint, Science Teacher
Big Notes Music Books REMINDER
Dear Parents/Guardians, in the next few weeks all the red Big Notes Music books and
recorders will come home over the holidays. Please DO NOT throw them away, store
them in a safe place, as all students will need them back for the following year. It is
on the students' booklist from Year 2, and an optional extra in other years. You only
need to buy this book once, unless it's lost. If you have any questions please come
and see me. Thank you.
Annual Music Night
The Gumdale State School Annual Music Night is on
Thursday 19 November, Hollis Hall commencing at 6:30pm
with Sausage Sizzle from 5:15 - 6:15pm. Come and enjoy
performances from all students in the Gumnuts Choir,
Gumleaves Choir, Gumtrees Choir, Junior Band, Senior
Band, School Guitar Group, Afterschool Guitar Group and
Afterschool Ukulele Group.
Music Night Tickets
To help avoid the queues and for a better choice of seating, tickets for the annual
Music Night, Thursday 19 November will be sold on Monday and Thursday mornings,
between 8 - 8:30am in the Music Room. Adult seats will be $5 each and children will
be admitted free.
Music Night Raffle Donations
The Annual Music Night is on Thursday 19 November and as in previous years, a
multi-draw raffle is to be held to raise funds for more resources. Unfortunately there
has been a very limited response to donations for our raffle. Therefore we are
urgently requesting your help by donating goodies which will be made into baskets for
raffle prizes. All donations can be left in the purple tub in the office. If you are able to
provide assistance on the night, please let our admin staff know. Thank you in
advance for your support.
2016 Instrumental Music Programme
All hire and levy fees for next year are due to be paid now in order to have all
paperwork and instrument allocations finalised for the prompt start of 2016.
Thank you for your co-operation.
Bands Rehearsal – Change of Venue
Music News

Due to the Music Night on Thursday 19 November, Junior band will be having their
rehearsal on that Thursday 7:45am in the Hall, followed by Senior band rehearsal at
9:00am. Could you please remind all Junior and Senior band students to bring their
instruments on the day. Thank you for your co-operation.
Date claimer - Wakerley Christmas Carols - Community event - All welcome
VENUE:
Wakerley Park
ADDRESS: Dianthus Street (behind the IGA and other shops)
DATE: Saturday 5 December 2015
TIME:
6:30pm (behind the stage) concert starts 7pm (students to be
collected straight after the performance)
WHO:
Gumnuts, Gumleaves and Gumtrees Choirs
UNIFORM: Christmas colours
COST:
Free
TRANSPORT: You need to make your own transport arrangements.
Kind regards,
Asida Darwin
Classroom Music Teacher
Swimming Carnival
Sports News
The 2015 swimming carnival will be held on Thursday 3 December at the Wynnum
State School from 9:30am-2:30pm. The carnival is only open to students aged from 9
years through to 13 years who have submitted a nomination form. Competitors need
to wear the Gumdale State School sports uniform, sunshirt, hat and sunscreen and
bring their own lunch and snacks. Parents are more than welcome to attend. A
normal school day will be run at school for those students who are not attending the
swimming carnival.

Year 5 camp 2015
For year 5 camp 2015, we went to Currumundi Recreation Centre, which is located on
the beach at the Sunshine Coast. We enjoyed extremely fun activities such as: body
boarding, team skills, the giant swing and the pool. On the giant swing you got pulled
up by your teammates to the height you wanted to go to and then you released the
leaver to start swinging. When you went body boarding you got a quick beginners
lesson and then you got to go into the surf, but be aware of the Currumundi shuffle
(chafing). We also had night activities such as Minute to Win It and Mini Olympics.
The food was amazing too, with common favourites such as the fried rice and roast
pork. All in all we had a great camp where we saw true leadership potential in our
peers. We would like to thank Mr Adams, Miss Agerholm, Mr Harris, Mrs McCredie,
Miss Tapinos and Mrs Walters for giving up their time and precious sleep to make sure
we had an awesome time on camp.
By Conor, Mia and Sam 5E
MY CAMP EXPERIENCE
Last week our class and the other year fives went on a leader-ship camp to
Currimundi. There were many activities and we had lots of fun. My favourite part was
a tie between the giant swing and body boarding. On the giant swing you were
strapped into a harness and lifted to the top of two poles and then dropped. As you
fall you also start to swing. There was delicious food, my two favourite meals were
the fried rice and ice-cream nachos. This camp was also fun because we learned how
to help out more at home, like setting up and cleaning up the dinner table and
sweeping the floor and doing washing. This was a great experience and I can’t wait to
do it again in year six. By Olivia 4/5T
CAMP CURRIMUNDI – AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE
Grade fives experienced three days of amazing fun. One of the most popular activities
was the beach play. We could play in the sand, splash n the water and build
tremendous sand castles. Other exciting events included the giant swing, boogie
boarding and night activities. I’m sure all of us will remember this camp for many
years to come. By Holly 5H
YEAR FIVE CAMP 2015
Year 5 Camp
This term year five went to a school camp at Currimundi on the Sunshine Coast. We
thought the activities were completely amazing. We did body boarding, giant swing,
mini Olympics, circus skills and Minute to Win it. We had a great time with our friends
and went home on the bus excitedly.

General Information
School Banking
Please place bank books in the grey bag provided in the classroom. This will prevent
money and books getting lost, it also lets us know what class the student is in. To
prevent losing any money from bank books, please place notes and coin in the coin
pocket. Please fill out deposit slips. Make sure the student’s name and classroom
details are clearly written on the front of the bank book.
NO FOREIGN money will be accepted. Banking is due by 9am at the library. We are
volunteers so fill out your own deposit slip and please be nice to us!
Volunteers needed ASAP to enable this program to continue!
Last day for school banking in 2015 is Monday 30 November.
Scholastic Book Club
Issue 8 orders due back Monday 23 November.
Please note that we are now using the loop system. Follow the instructions on the
order forms. You can get the loop app for your iPhone or Android. Please still send in
your order forms to the office clearly marked with your name, class, contact phone
number and what books were ordered.
YMCA Gumdale OSHC

Messages from the Team:
YMCA Gumdale OSHC has a strict arrivals and departures
policy which ensures the safety and wellbeing of all YMCA
children. This policy relies heavily on regular
communication between families and our service. We
strongly encourage all parents to notify us as soon as
possible if your child/ren are not attending before or after
school care on the days booked. This notification can be
made via phone, SMS or email at any time throughout the
day. The new “My Family Lounge” App can now also be
used to notify our service of an absence.
What we’ve been doing:
YMCA Gumdale OSHC
P: 07 3890 2675
M: 0428 333 317
agd@ymca.org.au
Over the past few weeks our arts and crafts activities have
been influenced by some very special events. Our children
had a great time making some bright red scarves and
bandanas for Day for Daniel. This activity was also a great
opportunity to remind ourselves about safety!
The Melbourne Cup also proved to be very inspirational for
many of our children. We were delighted to discover
several aspiring designers at our service who made some
lovely fascinators.
Join us for:
YMCA Gumdale OSHC Summer Holiday Club program is
now available!! We have several exciting incursions and
excursions planned for the upcoming school holidays.
Bookings can now also be made through our new online
booking system “My Family Lounge”. This booking system
also includes an amazing App that allows parents to
manage their bookings direct from any smart phone or
tablet.

Gumdale State School
Parents and Citizens Association
Email: pandc@gumdaless.eq.edu.au
Weblink: www.gumdalesspc.org.au/
GUMDALE STATE SCHOOL P &C ASSOCIATION
Joining the P&C Association at Gumdale School is a great way to keep informed, to
contribute to the quality education of your children, and to make new friends. You can
learn new skills and gain a clear understanding of how the school operates. Your
contribution can be as large or small as you can manage, but your ongoing support of
the P&C Association is invaluable. This is a great opportunity to share in the school’s
decision-making process and shape the future.
Functions of the P&C Association
To foster community interest in educational matters.
To encourage closer co-operation between the parents of students attending the
school, other members of the community, staff and students of the school.
To provide advice and recommendations to the Principal of the school on issues
and concerns in respect of students and the general operation and management
of the school.
To provide or assist in the provision of financial or other resources or services
for the benefit of students of the school.
To perform any other functions, not inconsistent with the Act, as the Minister
may decide.
The above information is quoted from the P&C Association information sheet. Above
all, we are volunteers who give our time willingly and freely to help the school.
Often we are asked about the following issues:
School Speed Limits
The P&C members and Executive have no influence over the speed that people drive
through school zone during mornings and afternoons. If parents have a concern,
please raise this issue with the police. We do ask though, that all of the community be
aware of the speed limits at certain times during the day.
Parking
We are also often asked if we can control parking in the various Stop Drop and Go
and loading zones. This is a matter for Brisbane City Council. We do ask though, that
you be considerate of the wider community and local businesses by parking
appropriately. Brisbane City Council does patrol these areas.

Social Media
We cannot control social media, but we ask you all to be polite and mindful of your
posts.
Forth coming events that the P & C will be involved with are:
Graduation night
Music night
If you can help please get in touch.
We can be contacted by email on:
pandc@gumdaless.eq.edu.au.
secretary@gumdalesspc.org.au
fundraising@gumdalesspc.org.au
PIERS GORDON, President on behalf of the Executive Team
Gumdale State School P&C Association
Safe School Travel
Please be aware that the area out the front of the school, just
past the intersection on New Cleveland Road, is a 2 minute
loading zone between the hours of 7am-4pm school days. Do not
park in this area, fines apply.
The Stop, Drop and Go zone located in the Tilley Road carpark is
also a 2 minute loading zone between the hours of 7-9am and 2-
4pm school days. Do not park in this area, fines apply.
The car parking area between the oval and the C&K Kindergarten is for parking, do
not use this area as a drop off area for children. The safest way to park in this area
is to reverse in as close to the fence as possible. Drivers need to be aware that
there are children in this area.
Please note that all car parking spaces in the Tilley Road car park are reverse park
only!
Lost Property - Please label all uniform items with child’s name and class
Lost property can be found:
out the front of the student entrance to admin in H block
near or outside your child’s classroom area
There is also a lost property container at YMCA OSHC if children attend.
Tuckshop- Term 4 Special
P&C News
The Tuckshop have added a special menu item for big lunch during Term 4, Tuesday
20 October to Thursday 10 December 2015.

Chicken Burrito – Shredded chicken, salsa and cheese in a heated tortilla……$3.50
Add Mexican Beans……$0.50 Yummy!!
Please make sure that your child’s name and class are on all tuck shop
orders. You can place a tuckshop order any time on www.flexischools.com.au. For
menu and price list please see the following link.
https://gumdaless.eq.edu.au/Supportandresources/Formsanddocuments/Documents/tuckshopmenu.pdfhttps://gumdaless.eq.edu.au/Facilities/Tuckshop/Pages/Tuckshop.aspx
Would you like to volunteer in the Tuckshop?
Sadly some of our regular volunteers are moving on to High School in 2016 and we
will be in need of some new helpers. If you would like to join our volunteer team we
have vacancies on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays with a 4 week rotation which
equates to 2 or 3 times a term. Normal hours are from 9am to 1:30pm, with lunch
provided, however morning sessions are also available from 9am-11:30am.
Volunteering is a great way to meet other parents.
We look forward to meeting you!
Thanks, Sandra and Zoe
Uniform Shop
2016 Prep orders can be collected from the Uniform Shop from Wednesday 25
November 9am - 4pm (Prep Orientation Day). The Uniform Shop will be opening on
Monday 30 November and Monday 7 December from 2pm-5pm and operate normal
opening hours on Wednesdays and Fridays until the end of term.
Flexischools will be closing on Friday 4 December for the Christmas holidays but will
be available from Term 1 2016 when all uniform items will be available to purchase.
Sorry there are no second hand items at the moment.
Garage Sale!
The Uniform Shop will be having a garage sale on Saturday 21 November, 11am-2pm
outside the uniform shop under B block. All old style uniform items will be reduced.
Opening Hours January 2016
The Uniform Shop will be opening prior to the commencement of the 2016 school
year on Monday 18 January, Wednesday 20 January and Friday 22 January 2016
between 8am - 4pm. Back to school pre-orders for Years 1-6 can be collected during
these days.
From our Adopt-a-Cop
CRIME STOPPERS
A message from Gumdale State School
Adopt - a - Cop, Toni Orchard

Can you help catch some bad guys?? If you have ANY information about people
doing criminal things contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
- You remain anonymous which means we don’t want to know who you are – we just
want to know the information you have about bad guys
- Your call is not traced or recorded
- We have no way of telling who you are
- You can even tell us what you know online at www.qld.crimestoppers.com.au
- Cash rewards available for information which leads to an arrest
Fundraising News
Volunteer of the Month for October
Unfortunately the next Volunteer of Month award for October was not able to
be drawn at the P&C Meeting due to a busy agenda. It will be drawn at the
next assembly.
The last opportunities to assist for this year and be in the running for this coveted award will
be at the next Frosty Friday and the Christmas Stall. The Volunteer of the month for
November/December will then be drawn at the next P&C Meeting on 8 December.
School Disco
Thank you to all those who supported the P&C and attended the
final school disco for the year, held on Friday 6 November. We
raised over $2,000 for the school and a great time was had by all! Thank you also to the
staff of the PCYC who kindly volunteered supervision for the night. We couldn’t have
proceeded without you.
Christmas Stall
On Thursday 3 and Friday 4 December we will once again be
providing an opportunity for students to purchase gifts for all family
members at the Christmas Stall in the Hollis Hall foyer. Gifts suitable for
all family members will be priced from $1.00 - $10.00.
Please ensure you send money along in a snap-lock bag with your
child’s name and class written on the front. Please also put a spare plastic
shopping bag inside the snap-lock bag so your child can bring home any goodies
purchased. Classes will be told their allocated stall time closer to the date.
Save the Date:
Frosty Friday – the next one will be Friday 27 November, 2015
Fundraising Calendar
Date Claimers:-
Activity
Frosty Friday
Christmas Stall
Date
Friday 27 November
Thursday 3 and Friday 4 December

Community Information
Free Dental Treatment
The School Dental Service provides free
dental treatment to all school students up to
Year 10. As well as to those 0-4yr olds, and
Year 11&12 students who hold a Health Care
Card or receive the Child Dental Benefits
Scheme
Call 1300 300 850 to book an appointment
at a clinic near you.

Meeting Times
P&C meetings are held on the
second Tuesday of every
month at 7pm in the GSS
Staff room.
The next and last meeting for
2015 will be held on 8
December at 7:00pm at the
Wynnum Manly Workers Club,
35 Bognor Rd, Tingalpa.

Book Club
Scholastic Book Club
YMCA Gumdale OSHC
P: 07 3890 2675
M: 0428 333 317
agd@ymca.org.au
School Banking day is Monday
Issue 8 – orders due
Monday 23 November
Stay connected:
Qschools App
Twitter
Gumdale SS website
www.gumdaless.eq.edu.au
Gumdale State School Parents and Citizens
Facebook Page
Volunteers urgently needed!
Gumdale State School Music
Night
Thursday 19 November
Hollis Hall
5:15pm Sausage Sizzle
6:30pm Concert Starts
Raffle tickets on sale at the door!
Gumdale SS P&C website
www.gumdalesspc.org.au
Tuckshop Roster
November
Wednesday 18 Wednesday 25
Thursday 19 Thursday 26
Friday 20 Friday 27
Angela Dixon
Melinda Ryder
Help needed please Sandy Gallager
Online ordering www.flexischools.com.au
Please put child’s name and class on all tuckshop
orders
December Events
Senior Swimming Carnival
P&C Christmas Stall
Prep Excursion to City
Year 3 Excursion to Currumbin
Final Whole School Assembly
Year 6 Graduation
Last Day Term 4
Please remember to put
your child’s name and class
on all
uniform items
Junior Assembly
Prep - Year3
Monday 23 November
2:30pm
Hollis Hall
Senior Assembly
Years 3-6
Monday 16 November
2:30pm
Hollis Hall
Final Whole School Assembly
for 2015
Monday 7 December
2:30pm
Hollis Hall