bpc newsletter 2nd june 2011

8/6/2019 Bpc Newsletter 2nd June 2011

1/19

Looking Forward, Staying Ahead

College Council President: ANGE DREVER

BadenPowellCollegeNews

JUNE

Friday3rd

ReportWritingStudentFreeDay,pleaseDONOTsendchildrentoschool

Tuesday7th EdSubCommitteemeetingandGroundsCommitteemeeting

Wednesday8th

Year7/8sMelbourneMuseumTML,TMO,TMP,TMQ

Thursday9th

Year7/8sMelbourneMuseumTMM,TMN,TMI,TMK,TMJ,TMR

JumpOffday

Wakakirrirehearsals 34:30pmintheARTScentre

Friday10th

InterschoolSportDHPSvs StPeters andTarneitvs Cambridge

Monday13th

QueensBirthdayPublicHoliday

Tuesday14th

AthleticsportsatHopperslane 3 6DerrimutHeathCampus

ParentsandFriendsmeetingat6.30pmatDerrimutHeathCampus

Wednesday15th

Hooptimecompetitiongrade5/6bothcampuses

Thursday16th

Wakakirrirehearsals 34:30pmintheARTScentre

Friday17th

InterschoolSportDHPSvs Cambridge andTarneitvsMossfiel

Monday20th

Year7BoysandYear9GirlsSoccer

Tuesday 21st [email protected],bothcampuses

Year9BoysSoccer

Wednesday22nd

Years39CrossCountry

Friday24th Derrimut Heath assemblywillstartat2pmforaspecialperformance,thisweekonly

Tuesday28th

untilThursday30th

ParentTeacherInterviewsateachcampus

Thursday30th

EnrolmentscloseforPrimarySchoolstudents

JULY

Friday1st Lastdayofterm,casualdressforgoldcoindonation

Tarneitcampusfinishesat2.15pm

DerrimutHeathcampusfinishesat2.30pm

Saturday2nd BunningsSausageSizzleforBadenPowellCollege,volunteersneeded

College Captain:

ALIYAH PARAHA

College Captain:

JOSHUA HUNTDerrimut Heath PS Campus Tarneit Prep 9 Campus

Sycamore Street, Hoppers Crossing, 3029 81-97 Baden Powell Drive, Tarneit

Telephone: (03) 9748 8688 Fax: (03) 9748 7073 Telephone: 8734 0900 Fax: (03) 8734 0950

Website: www.bpc.vic.edu.au

[email protected] (Tarneit)

and [email protected] (for DH)

College Principal:

JULIE MASON

School Captain:

JARROD VELLA

School Captain:

CHELSEA HART

THEME OF THE MONTH: FEELINGSDealingwithFeelings

ISSUE EIGHT: 2ndJune 2011

STUDENTABSENCESAbsences same time last year 4536

Absences this year - 8106
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


2/19

FROM THE DESK OF OUR COLLEGE PRINCIPAL

UniformSurvey/Review

LastyearweconductedasurveyrelatedtoourCollege

Uniform.Overonethousandsurveysweresentoutto

familiesandonehundredandfortyonewerereturned.

Ofthesesixtysevenreferredtoissueswiththewhite

poloshirtsandthedifficultyinkeepingthemclean.Over

thepastfewmonthstheCollegeCouncilhasbeen

investigatingoptionsotherthanthecurrentwhiteshirts.

AftermuchdiscussiontheCollegeCouncilhasdecidednot

tochangethecurrentshirtsrathertoaskthattheuniform

supplierprovidelaundryinstructionsastohowtobest

carefortheshirts.Inrealityanyotheroptionwasquite

expensiveaddingupto$8extraontothecostofashirt.

StudentManagement

AsaCollegeweuseanapproachtostudentmanagement

calledRestorativeJustice.Thismeansthatwebelievethat

allstudentshavecertainrightsandresponsibilities.These

arestatedinourStudentCodeofConductandthisis

availableforyoutoreaduponrequest. Whendealing

withstudentswhofindthemselvesinbreachofthisCode

ofConductweapplyconsequencesforactionsthatare

logicalandseektorepairanydamagecausedbythe

misbehaviour.Thetypesofconsequencemayberemoval

fromtheschoolyard,awrittenapologyforactionsthat

havecauseddistresstoothers,afterschooldetention

wherereflectiveworksheetsarecompleted,suspension

fromschoolandattimesexpulsionfromschool.

Whereitcanbeprovedthatastudenthasinitiateda

conflictwithanotherstudenttherewillalmostcertainly

beasuspensionfromschoolandweaskthatyourespondimmediatelyshouldwecallyoutonotifyyouofthis

matter.

Pleasebeawarethat,whereschoolpropertyisdamaged

duetoaggressiveorinappropriatebehaviour,wewill

expectfullcompensationforthecostofrepairor

replacementofthedamagedproperty.

StudentReports

Theteachersarecurrentlybusywritingyourchilds

midyearreport.Thisreportprovidesyouwitha

summationofyourchildsprogresswhenassessedagainst

theVictorianEssentialLearningStandards.Thereportwillalsoprovideyouwithsuggestionsastohowyoucanassist

yourchildathomeandindeedthestrategiesthatwillbe

takentoassistyourchildovertheremainderofthisyear

whilstyourchildisatschool.Thereportswillbeprovided

toyouonThursdaythe23rd

ofJunealongwithanote

relatedtotheopportunityforyoutocomealongtoa

ParentTeacherInterviewinthelastweekofthisterm.

Wewouldexpecttoseeeveryfamilyattheseinterviews

sopleasemakeitaprioritytocomealong.

Students/latetoschool

Iknowthatwinterisuponusandthatthisoftenleadstopeoplesleepinginandthenbeinglateforschoolorwork.

Iaskthatyoumakesurethatyourchildisatschool10

minutesbeforetheschooldaystarts.Childrenneedtime

toorganisetheirbooksandnotesandteachersstartthe

daywithverystructuredwork.Ifyourchildislatehe/she

willmissveryimportantinstructionsandfeelalittle

uncomfortablesopleaseensurethatyourchildisontime

forschooleachandeveryday.

InterSchoolCrossCountry

ItwasterrifictoseesomanychildrenfromBadenPowell

CollegeparticipateintheInterSchoolCrossCountryevent

heldlastweek.IwasveryproudtohearthatDerrimut

HeathcamesecondintheeventandthatTarneit

improvedtheirpositionintheeventfrom11th

lastyearto

5thoverallthisyear.Thisisacredittoallthestudents

involvedandtothefantasticstaffwhoteachsportand

dailyphysicaleducationtothe1700studentsinour

College.

ValueforJune/July

ThenextvaluethatwediscussisthatofFeelingsandthis

includesdefiningemotions,sensitivityandpatience.We

willbeworkinginassistingourstudentsindevelopinga

betterunderstandingandappreciationoftheirpersonal

feelingsandtheirfeelingstowardsothers.Oursloganfor

thisvalueisDealingwithFeelings.Tobestsupport

childrenwhohavehurtfeelingsweneedtobegood

listenersandweneedtoencouragechildrentoseethe

pointofviewofothers.Youcanhelpwiththisathome.

Whenyourchildishavingtroublesatschoolpleasebea

goodlistener,seeifyoucanworkoutwhyyourchildmay

beupset,encourageyourchildtoseethesituationfrom

theperspectiveofanotherchild,ateacherandindeed

fromyourperspective.Gentlyaskquestionstotryto

ascertainthereasonbehindyourchildshurtfeelings.Ifneededpleasecontactyourchildsteacherwhowillbe

abletoassistyoutoworkthroughhurtfeelingswhether

theybethoseofyourchildorotherchildren.

YoursinEducation,

LookingForward,StayingAhead,

Julie MasonCollegePrincipal

IFYOUCANHELP

Weareseekingassistancefrom

ourcommunity!!Isthereany

parentwhowouldbeabletospare

ahalfhourorsotohelpuscount

theBadenPowellnewslettersandflyersona

Thursdaymorningatthe DerrimutHeathand

Tarneitcampus.Weproducethe BadenPowell

newsletterfortnightly anditgoeshometoover

1,150families.

Ifyoufeelyoucanassist pleaseleaveyourname

andnumberatthefrontofficeorcallSueLoveon

97488688.Thankyousomuch foryoursupport.


3/19

Commonwealth Bank SchoolBanking Program

ThelasttwoweekswehavesenthomeaSchoolBanking

ParentPacktoeverychildinGradesPrep4.

IfyouwouldlikeyourchildtotakepartintheSchoolBankingprogrampleasedothefollowing;

CompletePage1

Signpage2

ReturntotheSchoolOfficeWITHacopyofyour

DriversLicenseorotherphotoI.D.(NOI.D

neededforexistingCommonwealthBank

customers)

SusanBrailsford;SchoolBankingSpecialistfromThe

CommonwealthBankwilldotherest!

The

account

will

be

opened

within

2

3

weeks

of

returningtheformtoschool.

Onceopened,yourchildwillreceiveawelcomepackat

homeandtheycanstartbankingEVERYWEEKatSchool;

Tuesday@Tarneit,Wednesday@DerrimutHeath.

OurSchoolearns$5foreveryaccountopenedPLUS5%

commissiononalldeposits.

HELPUSRAISEMUCHVALUEDFUNDSFORBADEN

POWELLCOLLEGE

COMPLETEYOURFORMTODAY!

Ifyouhaveanyquestionsabouttheprogramorthe

applicationformpleasecontactSusanon0422116040

BADENPOWELLCOLLEGE

supportedtheBiggestMorning

Teaandthanksourcommunity

forgettingtogethertotryand

haveacancerfreefuture.

AustraliasBiggestMorningTea

raisedjustover$400atourDerrimutHeathcampus

andweareextremelygratefultoourwonderful

communityfortheirfabuloussupporttothisworthycause.

PARENTSANDFRIENDSWELCOME

EVERYONE!!

Dontforgetifyouareinterestedinbeing

apartofyourchildsschoolyouaremorethanwelcome

tojoinusinParentsandFriends.Wesupportourchildren

byprovidingstalls,healthylunches,fundraising

endeavorswhilstenjoying eachotherscompanyand

formingvaluablefriendships.Comealongtoournext

meetingwhichisaneveningoneforourworkingparents

atDerrimutHeath campuson14thJuneat6.30pm.

Booksarenowavailableatbothcampuses.

IfyouwouldliketoviewtheEntertainmentBook,

samplesareavailableatthefrontofficeatboth

campuses. Ifyouhaveanyqueries,pleasecallNorma

on0422487386orEmail parentsand

[email protected].

ARE YOU AVAILABLE FOR HALF HOUR AT

BUNNINGS ?

On Saturday 2nd July Baden Powell College willbe seeking your assistance to help us raise

money for our children by selling sausages at

Bunnings. It is a wonderful way to raise lots of

money in one day. If you are available, even for

only a short time on the day could you please let

us know. We will be sending further information

closer to the time but would like to see if we

can get some volunteers. Please indicate if you

can help on the day.

NAME :

GRADE and CAMPUS:

CONTACT NUMBER:

PRE LOVEDUNIFORMSNEEDEDWeareseeking donationsofpre lovedBadenPowell

uniforms. Especiallypantsandshirtssize4,6and

even8.Thankyoufromeachcampusoffice.

OLDOVENTRAYSWeareseeking donationsofOLDOVEN TRAYSthat

would

fit

a

43.5cm

width.

If

you

could

assist

could

you

pleaseletthemattheofficeofeithercampus.

Thankyou.SueLove


4/19

During Week Three of the CASEA program the focus of the group is on Managing Strong Emotions.The group will help children to understand the importance of being able to stop strong emotions before

they become out of control, as well as help them to identify different ways of coping with anger. Inparticular children will learn how to use the Calming Down strategy.

All children in Grades Prep to Six will participate in classroom activities that focus on managing angerand calming down.

Introducing STOP, THINK, DO

During Week Four of the CASEA program the focus of the group is on introducing STOP. THINK, DO.This group session aims to help children learn the problem solving strategy called STOP, THINK, DOusing a traffic light symbol. In this session children will talk about ways to STOP, calm down, and iden-tify the problem they are faced with.

All children in Grades Prep to 6 will participate in classroom activities that help them to develop an un-derstanding of STOP, THINK, DO. The activities will focus on learning the first step of the process -practical ways to STOP when these warning signs emerge will be discussed.

Next week: Social Problem Solving using THINK and DO


5/19


6/19

CANTEEN CORNERPlease note ;Enricos Lasagnes and Macand Cheese areunavailable until the 14thJune. We do apologise forany inconvenience.

DMB was presenting theirItalian Immigration projects

La Valigia (the suitcase) in front ofthe Dads who came to visit onDads Day.


7/19

Congratulations to all of our characters celebrating Character Dress Day !!

We thank our fabulous community for their support and hope you enjoyed sharing Education Weekwith our students and teachers as they showcased the amazing work they do.


8/19

Grade 5/6 Sport at Tarneit

While our sports team in football, netball, soccer, volleyball and t ball are offcompeting against other schools in the district some grade 5 /6 students arechallenging themselves to a variety of sports, building their skills, confidence, ability

to work with others and most importantly enjoying physical exercises. Activities have included tennis,hiking, football, soccer, basketball, netball as well as fun games including: skipping, adventure playgroundchallenges, fox tail (not real ones) and frisbee throwing.These pictures capture some of these experiences.Unfortunately you cannot order the weather but we could not have ordered bet-ter students who made our College proud. 72 students from grades 3 to 6 acrossboth campuses represented our college in 2 and 3km races braving the cold andenduring the moderately long distance race. Congratulations to all our studentswho competed and good luck to the following who have been invited to race againon Wednesday 22nd June, at Brimbank Park, in the Zone Championships. The team

has been selected from performances from both the Hoppers Crossing and Werribee districts so therankings are not necessarily what they achieved in their race.SPORTS REPORT FROM SHANNON AND LIAM

On the 25th May students from grades 36 participated in the cross country regionals at

President Park. Everyone ran very well fighting off the cold weather and muddy grounds. By the

end of the day we were tired and sore but we all got the exciting thrill of finishing second out of

11 schools. We were leading all day up until the last race when Heathdale just got ahead of us

and won by 5 points. Some of the students have moved onto the next round, but it still needs to

be confirmed. Overall it was a great experience for us all!!

9/10 boys 9/10 girlsMatt Burke- 4th Tarneit Brooklyn Utber 1st - TarneitJoel Goullet 6th Derrimut Heath Keely Boldiston 3rd - Tarneit

Jemma Hodgson 6th -Derrimut Heath11 year girls

Demi Utber 1st TarneitMaddison Iannocone 2nd DerrimutJazlyn Hodgson 4th Derrimut12/13 year boys 12/13 year girls

Corey Bodger 2nd Tarneit Courtney Utber 2nd - Tarneit

Liam Ireland 5th

DerrimutSelf Defence at Baden Powell

We are very lucky at our school to have staff who not only are dedicated to their profession but alsobring skills in the sporting areas such as rugby, cricket, dance and self defence to name a few. Thisweek we focus on Mr Orville Obaldo, a qualified Self Defence instructor taking this as an elective forour year 9 students.It was great to see the students going though their warm up routine ( and leading the class at times) /practicing their arm and leg self defence moves and routines in defending themselves. One of the tasksthat the students will be engaging in next week is to teach some grade 5/6 students some

moves that they have learnt. A great experience for them all.Good luck to our potential year 9 instructors and lets hope the5/6 students enjoy it.

SPORTS NEWS


9/19

FROM THE L.O.T.E. Dept to tantalise your taste buds.

TRENETTE PASTA WITH PESTO, POTATO AND GREEN BEANS

by Lucio Galetto

Cuisine:

Italian

In our part of Liguria of Levante, we make the pesto with little garlic, and either mild pe-corino, or no pecorino at all but only parmesan. Another characteristic of the pesto of Levanteis that it is often eaten with trenette,green beans and potatoes. So here is howto make a good pesto of Levante

Ingredients

3 litres water1 large waxy potato, peeled & diced

300g green beans, sliced400g trenette pasta (or linguine)Pesto sauce see below1 knob butterFreshly grated parmesan cheese to serveFor the pesto1 clove garlic, peeledPinch sea salt40 small to medium basil leaves, carefully washed and patted dry

1 tbsp pine nuts2 tbsp freshly grated parmesan1 tbsp freshly grated mild pecorino6 tbsp extra virgin olive oil or as much as the pesto will absorb

Preparation

To make the pesto in a mortar and pestle:Place the garlic, salt (which helps to keep the basil green) and basil leaves in the mortar and startcrushing with the pestle. You should not pound the basil, but rather press the pestle around the sidesin a rotary motion so that the ingredients melt smoothly together. Add the pine nuts (raw, not

toasted) and the two cheeses and keep pressing until everything is blended to a paste. Transfer to alarger bowl and add the oil, mixing with a wooden spoon.To make the pesto in a blender:Place all of the ingredients in a blender, and process on the lowest speed, with intermittent pulsing untilthe sauce is creamy, and transfer to a bowl.If you are not using the pesto immediately, pour a layer of olive oil over the sauce to prevent discolour-ation.Bring the water to the boil in a large saucepan. Throw in the potato and cook for 5 minutes. Add thebeans and pasta and cook for 7 minutes or until the pasta is al dente. Strain the pasta, beans and pota-toes, and reserve 2 tablespoons of the cooking water.

Put half of the pesto in a large bowl. Add the reserved water, the pasta, beans, potatoes and butter,and toss well to coat. Spoon the rest of the pesto on top, sprinkle on some parmesan and serve immedi-ately.

http://www.sbs.com.au/shows/italianfoodsafari/recipes/detail/recipe/9572


10/19

Arts

NewsatBadenPowellCollegePrep to 4 students have been busy this term exploring a variety of medium and techniques including clay, paint,

fabric and paper. Some students have had their work displayed on the

walls in the administration area or in different areas such as the entry

cabinet and the outdoor stage.

Preps are currently

learning more aboutpainting. They havehad fun using paint-brushes and paint topaint pictures oftheir own fruitbowls.Meanwhile, Grade1/2s are workingwith paper. They

are creating paperplate and concertina puppets and Grade 3/4's are working with clay.

CLAYClay is a type of earth. It usually needs to be cleaned and refined before it can be used. Students have been us-ing different tools such as their fingers, rolling pins and clay cutters to work with their clay. They have prac-tised pinching, poking, rolling, pressing and twisting their clay. Some students have also created their own pinchpots which are currently waiting to go into the clay kiln for firing.During education week, some grade 3/4 students brought their parents and grandparents along to the art room

to share in the fun.

Play dough recipe4 cups plain flour1 cup salt4 cups water4 tablespoons oil cup of cream of tartar (found next to baking powder in supermarket)Mix all ingredients in a saucepan. Cook and stir over low/medium heat until play dough is completely formed andno longer sticky. (This can take quite awhile). Allow to cool slightly before kneading in food colouring. Store in anairtight container or zip lock bag, preferably in the fridge.

Why do Grade 3/4s love their visual art classes ?

I like art because I am a pretty good drawer. We have been using clay to make lots of different things. Lukas TEI love using clays for creatures and pots. I love making things that are useful. Hardielle TEQI like art because we get to do fun stuff and make stuff to take home. Shivani TEOI like using clay because you get to make sculptures. Jacob TEOStudents can practise their clay skills at home by having fun with play dough. There are different types of playdough recipes. Cooked play dough is less grainy and lasts a long time in a sealed container.

ArtsNewsatBadenPowellCollege

Working With Clay:

PINCH - Use your fingers to

pinch and poke a single lump

of clay into any shape.SLAB - Roll the clay into flat

sheets (like a pie crust) to cut

apart and assemble.

COIL - Roll out long snakes of

clay and twist them into coils

and shapes.

WHEEL - Spin clay on a pot-

ter's wheel to form pots and

vases.

Reference: Kinderart.com


11/19


12/19

KIDSHELPLINE


13/19

Baden Powell College and our students would like to sincerely thank all of our tremendoussponsors who have contributed to make our Carnival a huge success. We truly do appreciatetheir sponsorship, as it is your support that enables us toprovide much needed resources forour students. We do ask that you support our local sponsors . A sincere thank you also to ourfabulous parent community who have been extremely supportive for our special day.


14/19

Baden Powell College and our students would like to sincerely thank all of our tremendous sponsors whohave contributed to make our Carnival a huge success. We truly do appreciate their sponsorship, as it is yoursupport that enables us toprovide much needed resources for our students. We do ask that you support ourlocal sponsors . A sincere thank you also to our fabulous parent community who have been extremelysupportive for our special day.

Crafts


15/19

Baden Powell College and our students would like to sincerely thank all of our tremendous sponsors whohave contributed to make our Carnival a huge success. We truly do appreciate their sponsorship, as it is yoursupport that enables us toprovide much needed resources for our students. We do ask that you support ourlocal sponsors . A sincere thank you also to our fabulous parent community who have been extremelysupportive for our special day.

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16/19

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thanksTipTopandHinbromilkfortheircommitmenttoour

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17/19

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18/19

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19/19

NEWSLETTERSIntheinterestsofourenvironmentandwiththeamazingworldoftechnologyavailablewewillbesendingour

fortnightlynewsletter,bywayofemail.Wedidpreviouslysendyouthelinktoournewsletterviaourwebsite,

butthegoodnewsisthatnowwecanactually sendyouthewholedocumentforyourconvenience.

Manyofyouhadchosentorevertbacktohardcopybecauseofthelinksobeingourfirstweektoemailthe

whole

documentwehavesent itto allofourcommunitywhohaveadvisedtheyhaveemail addresses.Itwillstillbe

availableonourwebsiteforthosewhoprefertoviewitthere.

Wedoappreciatethattherearefamilies whodoNOThaveaccessto,ormayhaverestrictedaccesstoemails,

sowewillstillmakehardcopiesavailableforthosemembersofourcommunity.Wehopeyoucannowenjoy

yourcolourfulBadenPowellNewsviaemailsothatwecankeepyouinformed,celebrateourwonderfulCollege

eventsandsaveourtrees.

Ifyouhavedifficulty receivingyourelectronic issuesofyournewsletterandwouldpreferhardcopy please

completetheslipbelowandreturnittoyourcampusatyourearliestconvenience.

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ADVERTISING IN THE NEWSLETTERS

If you wish to advertise in the newsletterplease contact Sue Love on 9748 8688 or

8734 0900. We produce a fortnightly newslet-ter that goes home to over 1,100 families. Or,

if you have asporting, dance club or group that is lookingfor a venue to hire we have some vacanciesavailable during the week also contact me on

the above telephone numbers.Thank you. Sue Love

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