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Kensington Catch Up

15 August 201815 August 2018

Principal’s ReportCongratulations everyone for an amazing Education Week.The students, families and community had so manyopportunities to be involved in activities. Thank you to everyonewho was involved in volunteering and visiting our school.

A special thank you to Professor Richard Stuetz and his teamfrom Water Research Laboratory, School of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering UNSW for not only providingvolunteers on the day but the many activities and resources.

A special thank you to Ansarada for the manpower andexpertise that helped manage the rotations so well.

We also want to thank the UNSW Engineering RoboCup teamand Jazz (Navleen in 3R and Sohan in KB’s aunt) forvolunteering throughout the day.

Tomorrow sees our first Organic Fruit and Vegetabledelivery. If you have not yet registered and would like to seewhat it is all about please come to the playground at 3pmand chat with David. You will be able to see the quality of theproduce and consider registering for future deliveries.

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The P&C Committee is looking for volunteers to run thefollowing events later in the year:

The Halloween Disco on Friday 26 October needs 20volunteers to help with organisation, setup / activitiesthroughout the evening and then pack up. If you can helpplease sign up below.

The Movie, Food truck and Market Night on Friday 30November will need about 15 people to help with organisation,setup / activities throughout the evening and then pack up. Ifyou can help please sign up below.

The P&C have decided that these activities will NOT beable to happen this year unless people sign up to help.

See you at the next P& C meeting on Tuesday 28 August wherewe will finalise if we have enough volunteers to run the twoupcoming events.

On behalf of the P& C and the community I thank those whomade a donation to the P&C at the beginning of this term. Youhave raised $1500 to support the P&C in their endeavours tohelp the school.

Please keep an eye out in your child’s bag as there will beinformation and tickets regarding a Father’s Day Raffle cominghome soon. We have been lucky to secure a BBQ and variousother prizes from Barbeques Galore Moore Park. The ticketswill be sent home soon and the raffle will be drawn on Saturday1 September at Barbeques Galore Moore Park.

Registrations are still open for the Wine Education Night.Please use the link below so the committee can finalisenumbers and catering for the evening.

https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=403814

Last night our Contemporary, Jazz and Hip Hop DZP dancegroups performed so beautifully at Showcase at The Juniors.Well done everyone and we look forward to your nextperformance in Leichhardt in November. Look out for photos inthe next newsletter.

Congratulations to Jhett (5K) who represented KPS and hisfamily beautifully at the Aboriginal Public Speaking CompetitionYarn Up, which was held last week at Parliament House. Weare all very proud of your efforts!

Next week is our wonderful Primary Show, Mystery at MagpieManor; we look forward to seeing you all at NIDA on Tuesdayduring the afternoon or evening performance. Congratulationsto Ms Fredman, her team of volunteers and the teaching staffthat have all helped put this wonderful performance together.Of course we need to thank the amazing students of KPS fortheir dedication and commitment to rehearsals all culminatingin the amazing show you will see next week. Just a reminderthere is no filming or photography during the show and wewill publish photos and video information in the newsletterfollowing the performance.

Please enjoy the photos and article later in the newsletter aboutthe wonderful Stage Three Canberra Excursion. The childrenwere a credit to you and the school. Their behaviour wasexcellent and they were involved in so many wonderful learningactivities all the while creating wonderful memories. Well doneStage Three.

It is nearly Year Four and Year Three’s turn to attend theirovernight excursions. Year Four are off to a PDHPE Programon the Central Coast and Year Three are involved in a scienceexperience at Zoo Snooze at Taronga Zoo. Please return yournotes now so these excursions can be finalised.

This week we welcomed another group of visiting Chinesestudents from Qingdao (Shandong Province), Beijing, Shanghaiand Hainan Province. They will spend two weeks at KPS aspart of an English Immersion Program. Maybe we will be ableto organise a group of students to travel to China in the future.The students spend two weeks with families, while experiencingEnglish classes and all that Sydney has to offer.

Visiting Chinese students enjoying Lamingtons and AnzacVisiting Chinese students enjoying Lamingtons and AnzacBiscuitsBiscuits

Please remind friends and family that if they intend to enrol inKPS next year for Kindergarten their paperwork should be innow. Kindergarten Orientation is in five weeks and it would bevery sad to miss out on the Orientation Process.

https://education.nsw.gov.au/public-schools/going-to-a-public-school/enrolment

As special thank you goes to our past students who gave uptheir time last week to speak at the very informative RandwickGirls’ and Randwick Boys’ information session. Don’t forgetthat both schools have Open Days throughout the year as wellas Principal Tours so please contact the schools directly forfurther information.

Randwick Girls’ and Boys’ studentsRandwick Girls’ and Boys’ students

Can I please remind families that our car lines in the afternoonfunction beautifully when all drivers follow the road rulesensuring our students are safe while crossing roads. Whendrivers line up over the crossings, line up through the

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intersection and stop in the NO STOPPING zone on DoncasterAve it is not only illegal but also endangers the lives of ourstudents. Please follow the road rules to ensure our pick upruns smoothly and our children are safe.

Finally, please remind your children to WAIT and then walksafely along Bowral Street past Gai Waterhouse Racing. Thisensures the safety of your children and the horses.

Enjoy your week everyone

Ms Louise StonePrincipal

COLES SPORT FOR SCHOOLSWe are delighted to announce that we have successfully placedour order for Coles Sport for Schools equipment. Due to thewonderful efforts of our community we collected over 129000vouchers, which has enabled us to order 160 items- at nocost to the school!!!! A HUGE thank you to everyone whocontributed.

We expect the equipment to arrive later in the year and are veryexcited to incorporate our new items into our PDHPE lessons.Stay tuned for newsletter photos once the equipment arrives.

Bettina Wilson (Croft)Assistant Principal

K-6 Book Character ParadeDear Parents/ Carers,

On Monday of Week 7, we will be holding our annual BookParade to celebrate a love of reading, our favourite books, bookcharacters and Australian authors and illustrators.

Children may come to school dressed up as their favourite bookcharacter or in a costume to match this year's theme, ‘Find yourTreasure’. Children are invited to bring a book their character isfrom to the parade.

When: Monday 3 September 2018 at 9:15amVenue: Kensington PS under the COLA

We hope to see you there!

Zrinka KrivosicTeacher Librarian

ART CALENDAR FUNDRAISERKPS is raising money to support our student wellbeingprograms and to allow us to purchase resources for staff,students and our parent community.

Students are busily creating beautiful artworks to be displayedin a gloss-laminated and wire-bound calendar, available forpurchase via the attached order form.

Each calendar displays your child's own unique artwork andincludes term dates, public holidays and activity stickers.

They make wonderful gifts!

Calendars are priced at $15.00 and can be purchased via theattached order form. You are able to view a sample at ourschool office and can order as many that you like!

Please return your order to your child's teacher no later thanFRIDAY OCTOBER 26 (Term 4, Week 2).

All funds raised go directly to the school. Thank you forsupporting our fundraiser!!!

Kind Regards,

Bettina Wilson (Croft)Assistant Principal

SRC FUNDRAISERTHANK YOU to everyone who supported our Groovy Glassesand Hilarious Hats Fundraiser. It was wonderful to see such funin our playground. The SRC is excited to have raised $185 forWorld Vision Australia and Take 3 for the Sea.

Selective High Schools InformationSession

Julie Cush and Martha Hynes, Selective Placement Officersfrom the High Performing Students Unit at the Department ofEducation, will be presenting an information session regardingentry into Year 7 selective schools.

The information session will be held at the Randwick PublicSchool hall from 6pm to 7:30pm on Tuesday, 28th ofAugust. The session is intended for Year 5 parents and carerswho are considering applying for 2020 entry into a selectiveschool.

Ms Cush and Ms Hynes will cover the application process,exam structure and the various schools that can be appliedto. The presenters will also discuss the qualities of applicants,and how a student's suitability for a selective school can bemeasured by their achievement levels to date.

https://goo.gl/Z51ACR

We look forward to seeing all interested parents.

For questions or queries regarding the session please contactDaniel Pozarik by email at daniel.pozarik@det.nsw.edu.au

ICAS Results: ScienceThe Science competition results were received. Congratulationsto the following students who received Distinctions, Credits andMerits.

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Year 6:

Distinction: Dean J, Macauley and Le AnnCredits: Lara, Manas, Chelsey and CharlieMerit: Ebrel

Year 5:

Distinction: VeniceCredits: Frank and HughMerit: Niamh

Year 4:

Distinction: Zara. M, Leo and HansonCredits: Siobhan, Abigail, Elizabeth, Petros, Alex, OscarL, Chiyo, Amalia, Rita, Zen and VikaMerits: Simrah

Year 3:

High Distinctions: CarinaDistinctions: Edward C. Linh, Lisa, Ivy and AllyCredits: Amelie, Kayla, Tahlia, Madeline, Kay and YifeiMerits: Alexander E. Isaac and Oliver

Year 2:

Distinction: Chloe Tis.Credits: Yunqing, Mateo, Ethan, Lauren F. Lauren L.Amelia, Charlize, Marco, Lucas and Fei Yang

C. EspinosaICAS Coordinator 2018

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KPS Organic Vege Box Co-op"We are excited to announce that Kensington PublicSchool will be launching our very own Organic Vege BoxCo-op.

Member families volunteer to divvy up bulk organic produce intoweekly boxes making the organic produce up to 45% cheaper

than retail. The divvy is planned to occur at 3pm Thursdays infront of the student's washrooms.

Your help volunteering to pack the boxes is welcomed.However you can still be a member of the co-op if you can'thelp due to work commitments. Funds go towards maintainingour school’s environmental programs. "My Organic School" is afull loop nutritional transformation program for your school.

http://www.myorganicschool.com/kensingtonpublicschool

David WalsmanFounder: My Organic Schooladmin@myorganicschool.com

http://www.myorganicschool.com

Tell Them From Me Student Surveys-Term 3

This term, our school is taking part in the Tell Them FromMe student survey. The survey will provide us with valuablefeedback on what our students think about school life, howengaged they are with school and the different ways thatteachers interact with them. Schools in Australia and aroundthe world have used the Tell Them From Me survey to helpthem improve. The survey is completed on-line and is run byan independent research company, The Learning Bar, whichspecialises in school-based surveys.

Staff in schools will not be able to identify individual studentsfrom their responses. To ensure confidentiality, participatingstudents will receive a unique username and password. Wherefewer than five students respond to a question, the results willbe suppressed. The survey typically takes 30 minutes or less tocomplete and will be administered by the school during normalschool hours. Once the surveys are completed by students,

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reports are prepared and in most cases are available to schoolswithin three business days.

This survey will help our school better understand how toimprove student wellbeing and engagement. It will help theschool identify what works to improve student outcomes.

Participating in the survey is entirely voluntary. Your child will nottake part if either you or your child do not wish. If, during thesurvey, your child is uncomfortable, he/she can choose to stopthe survey at any time. The majority of questions in the surveycan be skipped.

If you do not want your child to take part in the survey, pleasecomplete the attached form and return it to your child's schoolby Friday August 17 (Week 4).

The 2018 Nationally Consistent Collectionof Data (The NCCD)

All Australian schools are required to participate annually in theNCCD.

The national data collection will count annually the numberof students with disability who are receiving adjustments toaccess education in schools across Australia. The data willbe used to provide governments, schools and educationauthorities with an evidence base about students with disabilityin Australian schools, where they are and the level ofadjustments that are provided for them to participate inschooling on the same basis as other students. It will also beused as input to policy development for future funding andother policy requirements.

Please refer to the attached Parent Information Sheet for furtherinformation.

Bettina WilsonAssistant Principal

Focus of the Fortnight

Value AwardsThe following students are receiving their first silver value award.They have worked hard to reach 100 ticks and could choosebetween Honour, Knowledge or Community.

Honour Lewi KD, Boaz KL, Oscar KL, Mia 1M, Arjun 1M,Eamon-Star 2B, Alex 2B, Elliot 2P, Diana 2P, Rohan 2P, Chloe

2M, Ernie 3D, Alexander 3D, Hannah 3D, Chloe 3P, Michael 3P,Hayley 3P, Andy 3P, Eileen 3P, Leon 3P,Chiyo 3P

Knowledge Rosie KD, Abby KL, Charlie 2M, Daniel 3P, Asher3P, William 3P, Sammy 3P, Amos 3P, Inez 3P, Elizabeth 4E

Community Danson KB, Nisarga KL, Monty KL, Geraldo KL,James KL, Tyler 1M, Tejas 1M, Ryan 2B, Mariam 2P, Marco2P, Millie 2M, Ruquyya 3P, Thalia 3P, Max 3R, Nandana 3R

K-Two Assemblies

Tuesday 2.20pm School Hall

K-Two Assemblies take place on Tuesdays from 2.20pm until3.00pm in our school hall. We warmly invite parents of studentswho are presenting or receiving special awards to attend.

To ensure that all students and audience members have anenjoyable assembly experience, we respectfully request thatparents with small children closely monitor their noise levelsand take them outside for resettling if needed. Thank you forsupporting our community.

Week 4 Year 2 SRC hosting

Week 5 1E hosting

Week 6 No Assembly K-2 Speak offs

Week 7 1E item

Week 8 1M hosting

Week 9 1M item

Week 10 Student of the Term Assembly

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Group Photos

Stage 3 CampLast week, as a part of our unit on Australian Government,Stage Three students attended an exciting and informativecamp in Canberra and the Thredbo Snowfields. After an earlystart from school, we first stopped at the historical town ofBerrima for a short break.

The students continued on to various venues includingCockington Gardens, a miniature model village including someinternational models of famous buildings, Old ParliamentHouse, The National War Memorial Museum and a tour of thecurrent Parliament House.

On day two, students moved onto the Thredbo Snowfields inThe Kosciuszko National Park for a chair life ride and a fun-filledafternoon in the snow.

Day three saw Stage Three visiting the CSIRO and Questacon,where we discovered the WiFi and Aeroguard are Australianinventions and the types of forces that keep aeroplanes aloft.

In all, everyone enjoyed the trip and a big thank you to MrsRobertson, Ms Holt, Ms Kane and Mr England for thesupervision and care of all the students.

The Canberra excursion was partially supplemented by thesupport of the Australian Government through the PACERcontribution.

Thank you

Jane Tovey

Stage 3 students at campStage 3 students at camp

Performing Arts News'Mystery at Magpie Manor', is just around the corner so makesure you know exactly what's going on.

A letter will be going out shortly regarding the final organisation.

• Tickets are now on sale through Ticketek and NIDAwww.ticketek.com.au. All prices are on the website.

• Show times are Tuesday 21August Matinee@12.30pm and evening show @ 6.30pm.

• All costumes to be at school with makeup bag. Thismust include black eyeliner for both boys and girls.

• Any parent who would like to help with the make upfor either shows must have a Working with ChildrenCheck. Please contact Ms Fredman to let her knowthat you can assist.

• It is only the lead characters from Years 5 and 6 thatare required to attend the Thursday afternoonrehearsals til 4.30pm.

• Year 2 will be attending the matinee performance atNIDA on the Tuesday.

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Emma FredmanPerforming Arts Teacher

MindQuest 2018MindQuest for gifted and talented students will be held at StGeorge Girls High School on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23September. If you are interested in your child attending,information brochures are in the school office. Entries closeFriday 24 August.

PSSA ResultsThank you to all the parents who are able to get to the variousgames to support our teams.

Senior Boys Green Soccer

Friday 3 August

Kensington 2 def by Woollahra 3

This was an exciting game from start to finish which went goalfor goal before unfortunately, time ran out for us. Our midswere persistent and pushed forward continuously whilst ourdefenders, led by Macauley, repelled many attacks. It was agreat effort from the boys who never gave up.

Player of the match – Macauley

Friday 10 August

Kensington 7 def Plunkett Street 1

The boys did well today and had a convincing win over PlunkettSt who tried extremely hard all game. There was some greatwork by our mids and forwards including Shae, Diego, Hunterand Manas and Stanley.

Player of the match - Shae

Junior Boys Green Soccer

Friday 3 August

Kensington 2 drew with Woollahra 2

This was another exciting game which could have gone eitherway. A draw was probably a fair result as both teams workedincredibly hard. There were some great saves by Bryan and anamazing save by Isaac with his knees. Our mids and strikerswere relentless and worked together to score 2 great goals. Thedefenders stood strong, particularly in the 2nd half.

Player of the match – Oliver

Friday 10 August

We had a bye so we organised a practice game with theseniors.

We made 2 teams mixed with juniors and seniors anddeveloped our skills.

Senior Boys Gold Soccer

Friday 3 August

Kensington Vs Glenmore Road (4-1) Won

Player of the match: Brad

Friday 10 August

Kensington Vs Randwick (2-0) Won

Player of the match: Cameron

Junior Boys Gold Soccer

Friday 3 August

Kensington Vs Glenmore Road (2-1) Won

Player of the match: Oscar

Friday 10 August

Kensington Vs Randwick draw

Player of the match: Tom

Senior Girls Soccer

Friday 3 August

Kensington Vs Randwick Gold (1-0) Lost

Player of the match: Zoe

Even though we didn't win the girls played their best game yet!The ball was up the opposite end but the girls never gave up.Zoe Petrie saved goal after goal after goal. Isabella played wellin the backs blocking many goal attempts made by Randwick.Lara worked hard and didn't stop running and attacking thewhole game. The girls should be very proud of their efforts.

Friday 10 August

Kensington Vs Coogee (2-0) Won

Player of the match: Jo

The senior girls soccer team is becoming a closer team as eachweek goes by! They are improving greatly in their skills and

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communication with each other and it has shown in their gameperformance. Lara put Kensington on the score board with anamazing goal in the first half. Joe worked hard to keep the balldown Kenso's end and played her best game yet. Sienna mademany breaks through Coogee's defence and was able to scorea goal due to her quick footwork in the second half. Madeleineworked hard in the backs blocking many goal attempts madeby Coogee. It was a well-deserved win for Kenso!

Junior Girls Soccer

Friday 3 August

Kensington Vs Randwick Gold (0-6) Lost

Player of the match: Isabella

The girls dug deep and held their heads high for the entiregame. The ball was up Randwick's end the majority of thegame. Kiana and Rita played well in the mids and supportedour backs. Isabella stepped in for goaly and saved a great goal.Well done girls!

Friday 10 August

Kensington Vs Coogee (0-2) Lost

Player of the match: Eva

The junior girls soccer team started off with one player down.They girls didn't let this rattle them. The first half was veryclose. Rita was versatile on the field displaying both offence anddefensive skills. Amelie kept the ball down Kenso's end andwent for a few long runs up the side. Alice was always open,giving her team someone to pass to. Dylan had quick reflexesand saved us against Coogee's goal attempts. There was aninjury during the second half forcing Kensington to continueplaying two players down. Although we didn't take the win, thegirls never gave up!

Netball Seniors

Friday 3 August

Kensington SNR Vs Paddington BKensington Won Score 14 – 2

Player of the Match: Jaylei

Friday 10 August

Kensington SNR Vs DarlinghurstKensington Lost Score 5 – 9

Player of the Match: Aileen

Netball Juniors

Friday 3 August

Kensington JNR Vs Paddington BKensington Won Score 5 – 2

Player of the Match: Tahlia

Friday 10 August

Kensington JNR Vs DarlinghurstKensington Won Score 13- 5

Players of the Match: Elizabeth and Siobhan

All netball players put in a lot of effort in the last two games.Kensington showed fantastic sportsmanship and both teamsimproved on their passing skills and communication to helpmove the ball down the court. Congratulations girls!

Volunteer Ethics Teachers Required forKensington Public School

Dear Parents and Carers,

Ethics classes are available at Kensington Public School asan option for children who don’t attend Special ReligiousEducation (SRE/scripture).

Ethics classes support children in developing skills in ethicalreasoning, critical thinking, collaborative enquiry and how tosupport their arguments with evidence. The lesson materialshave been approved by the Department of Education.

We do not have enough volunteer ethics teachers atKensington Public School to meet the demand for classes in2018. The more children and stages we have requests for, themore teachers are needed.

Volunteering is a great way to engage with the school.Volunteer ethics teachers do not need a background inteaching or ethics, just a willingness to learn how to deliverclasses. They must complete a two-day workshop and otheronline training and accreditation requirements. The approvedlesson materials are provided. Ethics teachers must commit toconduct classes each week at the school during school termsfor at least one year.

For more information about Primary Ethics, the curriculum orto volunteer as an ethics teacher, please visit the link belowwhere you can complete an on-line application or contactMichael Locke, Volunteer Ethics Coordinator, on (M) 0404 506706 or (E) micklocke@gmail.com

http://www.primaryethics.com.au

KPS UmbrellasDon’t forget we have KPS umbrellas for sale $29 at schoolbanking pop up and uniform shop on Tuesday mornings.

The 30th KPS Umbrella was sold during the last day of SchoolBanking Term Two. Thank you to everyone who bought aquality umbrella. I now love a rainy day and seeing all theKPS bottle green umbrellas on show. There are more $29 KPSumbrellas available for purchase during Tuesday morning atSchool Banking, alternatively available at the Uniform Shop.

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Uniform Shop NewsPre- loved Uniforms - We have a small cupboard of pre- loveditems and we gratefully accept any donations of clean uniformsin good condition. Please drop them to the uniform shop onTuesdays or at the front office and they will be delivered to theUniform Shop.

Kensington Public School uses an online ordering system foruniform shop items. An online catalogue has been establishedwith Flexischools, at the link below. Orders will be ready forcollection once completed. Delivery methods include – pick upfrom the Uniform shop on Tuesday morning between 8.30 and9am or pick up from your after school after -care provider,Squiggler Academy or it will be delivered to your child’sclassroom. Please note that when the completed order isdelivered to your child it is their responsibility to take it home.Please allow 10 days for orders to be completed.

https://www.flexischools.com.au

Entertainment BookThe new 2018/2019 Entertainment Books are ready to orderand are packed with thousands of up to 50% off and 2-for-1offers. For just $70 (Sydney Region), you'll receive over$20,000 worth of valuable offers!

With every purchase, $14 goes to KENSINGTON PUBLICSCHOOL

Spoil yourself and grab a copy (book or digital)OR

Purchase as a gift for friends & family

To order, simply contact John Donohoe:

Email: donohoejp247@gmail.comMobile: 0422 332 838 or 0412 335 436

https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/2x00483

KPSOOSH

Kensington Public School OOSH Care IncorporatedCentre Number

0425291281Email admin@kpsoosh.com.au

Dear families,

Welcome OOSHIES to Term Three Week Four news!

KPSOOSH Annual General Meeting 2018

Kensington Public School OOSH needs your assistance insupporting our wonderful educators by joining the managementcommittee and helping this valuable service continue to thrive.

On Wednesday 5 September at 6:30pm, our Annual GeneralMeeting will be held. This is the time when the new committeewill be established for the following 12 months. Please considerif you can spare an hour twice a term to contribute to theongoing success of your KPS OOSH.

The committee and Centre Director meet twice during theschool term to discuss and make decisions on the generaloperation of OOSH, including its finances and compliance withregulations.

If you are interested in joining the committee we hope you canjoin us for a brief meeting & an evening of great food, alongwith entertainment for the children on Wednesday 5 September2018 at 6:30pm

Centrelink Child Care Subsidy

Are you still not receiving Centrelink Child Care Subsidy? If youare still pending for eligibility in the KPS OOSH system thismay mean you need to contact Centrelink ASAP and confirmthat KSP OOSH is the service provider your child/ren attend.

New staff at KPS OOSH

We would like to welcome our newest staff members to ourOOSH team.

Sarah has joined KPSOOSH part time asthe centre’s Educational Leader. In this roleher primary responsibility will be writing andimplementing our program. In addition toworking at KPSOOSH she is currentlystudying her second year of IndustrialDesign at The University of New SouthWales. Sarah has part of her Certificate II inCommunity Services (Children's Services) which she aims tocomplete in the near future. Sarah grew up emerged in earlyyears’ education as her mother ran a Family Day Care Centrefrom their home. She has previously worked in childcare, as wellas with children with disabilities at her local Riding for the

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Disabled. Sarah is passionate and excited about the future ofKPSOOSH.

Deba is working as an AdministrationAssistant at KPSOOSH: I am originally fromIndia but currently I live in Sydney with myhusband and two kids. Working withchildren has always been a passion of mineand I like working at KPSOOSH very much.I feel that it is an important job that helps toshape up the future of our next generation.Before coming to Sydney I was in Boston,USA and worked as an Administrative Assistant atMassachusetts Institute of Technology for 3 years.

Look at what the kids at KPSOOSH have been up to. Seebelow

Kind regardsKPSOOSH Team

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