DIARY Friday September 7 - PSSA

Monday September 10 - Year 5 Tennis

- Y2 & 3 Swim School

- Y4 Joffa’s Toonschool

- 7.30pm - P&C Meeting

Tuesday September 11 - Y2 & 3 Swim School

- Cake stall - Y1 providing cakes

Wednesday September 12 - Y2 & 3 Swim School

- Y6 Interrelate

- 9am - Band Demo Concert

Thursday September 13 - Y2 & 3 Swim School

- Y1 Tennis

- Term 3 Reports distributed

Friday September 14 - Y2 & 3 Swim School

- K-2 Assembly

Monday September 17 - Y5 Tennis

- Kindy excursion to Calmsley Hill Farm

- Band Information evening

Tuesday September 18 - Y3-6 Assembly

- 11.30am - Stage 3 Anti Graffiti in hall

- 12.30pm - Primary PROMS rehearsal

7pm - Primary PROMS concert

Term 3 & 4 Summer PSSA - last day for payment

Wednesday September 19 - Sydney West Athletics Carnival

- Y6 Interrelate

Thursday September 20 - Y1 Tennis

- 12.20pm - Grandparents’ Day - classroom visit and picnic lunch

Friday September 21 - Summer PSSA

FARMERS DAY FUNDRAISER - Last Tuesday the school was filled with students and teachers who dressed up as

fabulous farmers and donated proceeds to ‘Buy a Bale’. Our reputation as a school with a strong sense of community was

once again evident on the day. Instead of achieving our aim of ten large bales of hay our community was so generous in

their support of our country cousins that we ended up raising $3,000, almost thirty large bales of hay. Wow! Well done

Kings Langley Public School.

FATHER’S DAY - Father’s Day was an opportunity for us to thank our loved ones for their contributions to our lives.

Last week, the Father’s Day Concert by Year 2 was well attended and the students enjoyed putting on a wonderful show.

The Father’s Day Raffle was also a huge event with funds raised for our school. The raffle prizes were spectacular and the

people lucky to have their ticket pulled from the hat appear later in this Log.

P&C MEETING - Our next P&C meeting will be held on Monday September 10, 2018 at 7.30pm in the Library. At this

meeting Mrs Lees will give us an update on the Adventure Playground. We will also give some feedback on our progress

of the 2018-2020 School Plan.

TERM 3 REPORTS - Term 3 reports will be distributed to parents on Thursday September 13 for all classes K-6. Each

parent will receive a one page report on their child’s Social Development and Commitment to Learning. There is also a

section where the classroom teacher will tick if an interview is required. We hope this page will provide you with more

information about your child’s attitude to school in Term 3.

Mrs R. Mar

Deputy Principal

KINGS LANGLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL Excellence in Scholarship, Citizenship and Personal Development

Address: 68 Isaac Smith Parade, Kings Langley, 2147

Phone: 9674 4460 / 9674 4672

Fax: 9624 5453

Email: kingslangl-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Home Page: https://kingslangl-p.schools.nsw.gov.au

ENDEAVOUR LOG - Term 3 Week 7 - September 6 , 2018

ICAS WRITING COMPETITION - On Thursday June 14, 53 students participated in the ICAS Writing

Competition. Of these students, 3 received a High Distinction, 8 received a Distinction Award, 14 received a Credit

Award, 3 received a Merit Award and 25 Participation Certificates.

PBL SURVEY Please take the time to fill in our PBL survey so we can continue to improve our system so that it is working for

staff, students and the community.

https://goo.gl/forms/dl67GN9HVLnD0p4x2

(Ctrl & click to open link)

Thanking you

Jacqui Hutton

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CAKE DAY - On Tuesday September 11, the SRC will be holding a cake stall. Cakes will cost 50

cents each. We are asking Year 1 to supply some delicious cakes, chocolate crackles or toffees which

will be sold at recess.

NOTE: Year 1 parents please don’t forget to label all containers and lids with your child’s name

and class.

We appreciate your support.

SRC Publicity Officers

High Distinction Distinction Merit Credit

Casey J

Tomas M

Sheehann T

Matilda A

Stefan C

Matilda R

Thomas R

Scarlett P

Eleanor S

Maximus T

Lewis L

Keira P

Joseph W

Kathryn B

Andy C

Morgan D

Namrit K

Elina Y

Isabelle C

Charlotte V

Richa D

Jack S

Millicent S

Ellexis H

Kaitlyn W

Frank J

Navdeep S

Gabriella T

FATHER’S DAY RAFFLE

Congratulations to all the students who won a prize in the Father’s Day Raffle -

A BIG thank you to all the companies that continue to support our school with generous donations towards our constant fundraising.

BCF, Sydney Heaters and Pizza Ovens, Bunnings, Williams Footwear Blacktown, JB HI FI,

Sports on the Run Winston Hills, Kings Park Tavern, Mike Samson Winston Hills, Footlocker, The Blue Cattle Dog and Tree Tops Adventure Par, Western Sydney

1st: Piper R 6T 2nd: Harrison B 2A 3rd: Jasmine B 6C 4th: Zac L 6T 5th: Emily S 5S

6th: Chantal M 4S 7th: Jake KR 8th: Anabelle KB 9th: Noah 2G 10th: Mrs Monaghan

11th: Jacob 6C 12th: Cruze E KG 13th: Kaiden 1V 14th: Lucas 1/2T 15th: Jemma 4I

16th: Cameron E 4M 17th: Clarke 1/2T 18th: Georgina R 6C 19th: Annabelle 6T 20th: Arielle

SHOWCASE AND NAIDOC DAY DVD ORDER

This year we are giving parents the opportunity to receive a copy of the Night Showcase and/or the NAIDOC

Ceremony.

If you wish to get a copy please fill out the order form below and return it to Mrs Hutton with an empty USB stick

labelled in an envelope or snap lock bag. Please be sure that the order form is included in the bag.

Please note that these files SHOULD NOT be shared with anyone under any circumstances.

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SHOWCASE AND NAIDOC DAY DVD ORDER - PLEASE RETURN TO MRS HUTTON

My child ________________________________________________ of class _____________________________

would like to order:

I have supplied a blank USB for the videos to be transferred. I understand that the material on this USB should not

be shared.

Signed: ___________________________________________ Date: __________________________________

NAIDOC Ceremony Video

Night Showcase

Citizenship Award Term 3 Week 6

Ana D 1/2T

Uniform Award

Citizenship Award Term 3 Week 7

Tom W 3C Connor M 6C

Uniform Award

WORLD VISION - SPONSOR A CHILD

NO HOMEWORK WEEK 2018

As our on-going commitment to KLPS’s two World Vision sponsored

children, we are having our annual NO HOMEWORK WEEK - LAST

WEEK OF TERM (Monday September 24 to Friday September 28)

All students and teachers pay $2 (50c per night) for the privilege of

not having homework /marking for the entire week.

Each year we raise enough money to sponsor the 2 children, send

them cards and small gifts for birthdays and Christmas, support

their families and improve their life and community for a twelve

month period.

Generally speaking, sponsorship needs to be a commitment lasting 5

-7 years. This results in a positive outcome for these families and

communities and the cycle of poverty is broken for them.

We hope you support World Vision in 2018.

We all benefit - NO HOMEWORK / MARKING for four nights

resulting in two children and their families and communities

living with the prospect of a future.

Thank you for your support,

The SRC

PBL AWARDS Congratulations

To:

Kindergarten Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

Tyson P Ava D Cash R

Samyuka A Daniel P Mace R

Elizabeth D Charlie D Millie S Eli S

Kade B Matthew A

Dean W Erica J

Kindergarten Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

William L Ben A Jake S Millie H Tahlia E

Charli B Zac G Lily K Madison R Riya G

Aidan D Scott H Tom W Tara B

Lachlan B Andy C Girisha S Aidan B

Emily F James C Simone S Eleanor S Isabelle C Josh V Peter Z Gabriella T Joaquin M

Summer F Bella N

Respectful Resilient Learner

Follow all teacher instructions.

Handle books carefully.

Return books to the returns

box before your library lesson.

Use your best manners.

Wait your turn to borrow

patiently.

Choose another book if the one

you wish to borrow isn’t

available.

Listen to the story.

Do your best work.

Participate actively in

discussion.

Borrow regularly

Read!

PBL - Our PBL focus setting this fortnight is the Library. Students are expected to display the following

behaviours when using the Library.

WHITE AWARDS

GREEN AWARDS

CONFLICT RESOLUTION

As part of our PBL process our focus for this semester is teaching students

positive ways to resolve conflicts. Conflicts are a normal part of any relationship;

however we can choose whether this is prosocial or negative. The first step in

this process is to support students to use “I statements”.

The main aim this semester is for students to:

Understand what an “I statement” is and why using” I statements” are

important

Be able to form “I statements” based on various conflict scenarios

Apply this in everyday life (at home and school)

Feel free to encourage the use of this strategy at home when natural conflicts

occur such as losing a game, eating vegetables or debating the use of

technology.

KINGS LANGLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL P&C – FIRST EVER COLOUR EXPLOSION!

This week each Kings Langley student will bring home a pamphlet about the

KLPS P&C RunFun which will be a colour run. The P&C COLOUR RUN is free for

all KLPS students to participate in. The aim is to get people to sponsor the

students to participate in the event on the day. Please see the details about

how to create an online profile and more information about prizes can be

found later in the LOG. There will also be a hand out sent home (the same

information found a little later in the LOG) to accompany the pamphlet.

On the day we are asking all children to wear mufti clothing/active wear and comfortable sport

shoes they can run in. They cannot be coloured if they are in school uniform. Wearing a white

t-shirt (old or new) will get the most spectacular results when the kids are covered in coloured

powder from head to toe!!! But more about that in the next LOG. The day’s focus is on fun and

fitness with the added benefit of raising funds for our school.

It is our responsibility to seek permission for your child to participate in the P&C Colour Run. All

measures have been taken to ensure that this event is safe for all students. There will be various

colour powder stations throughout the course with options for students to opt out on colour at

each station. Your child can still participate in the event should you not wish for them to be

sprayed with colour powder (cornflour and food colouring). The P&C volunteers will do their best

to throw the powder at the torso, however wind and other factors can cause the powder to

protrude on the face. Children can wear sunglasses and/or headbands for the event or children

can bring in their own goggles to wear if you’d prefer. If you do not want your child to be involved

in the event, either totally or to bypass the stations, please inform your child’s teacher in writing. =============================================================================

SCHOOL COLOUR FUN RUN - HELPERS

I _____________________________________ am available to help with the School Colour Fun Run on

Friday 28th September, 2018.

My child ______________________________________ is in class ___________________________________

I can be contacted on: ______________________________________________________________________

Attention all Grandparents and special friends!

Mark Thursday 20th September on your calendar.

Kings Langley Public School will be recognising and celebrating our

Grandparents and special friends on Thursday 20th September.

We would like to invite you up to school to visit us in our classrooms

from 12.20pm and enjoy a picnic lunch afterwards.

Dear Parent/Guardian,

We will be holding the School Fun-Run as a major fundraising event this year on 28th September! We’re doing it to raise

much needed money for resources for our school.

About the Program

The School Fun-Run promotes healthy and active lifestyles while helping us raise funds! It’s all about participation, with

students treated to a great day as a reward for their fundraising efforts. Family support is key to our fundraising success

and we encourage everyone to get involved.

How Does My Child Fundraise?

Firstly, go to schoolfundraising.com.au and create a student profile page. Everything to do with your fundraising revolves

around this page. Once you have completed this, read through your Sponsorship Form which is handed out with the LOG

this week, which has instructions on how to raise money and order prizes.

Students who raise just $10 will receive a reward for their effort. The more they raise, the better their reward – don’t forget

to check these out in the sponsorship form! We have educated students on the dangers of door knocking without adult

supervision, and we encourage you to reiterate this at home. The best people to ask for sponsorship are people you know

(e.g. friends, family, work colleagues and neighbours).

Online Fundraising

The easiest way to help your child raise money is through online fundraising, where students raise an average of $120. On

top of raising more money, it’s also safer and easier than doorknocking and you don’t have to worry about handling

money! To start fundraising online, go to your student profile page at schoolfundraising.com.au and share your online

fundraising link. Although going online is the preferred option, for those who can’t do so then the P&C will collect

fundraising forms and any cash donations each morning of the first week of Term 4 at the front of the school.

Getting Involved

Not only can you support the school and students with your sponsorship – but you can join in on the fun! We would love

to welcome parents and family members to attend the School Fun-Run. If you would also like to volunteer to help on the

day, please contact Andrew King, our P&C coordinator, on the details below:

kingslangIeypandc@gmail.com

We can’t wait to see you at our event!

Ordering Prizes – ALL PRIZES MUST BE ORDERED ONLINE Prizes MUST be ordered between the 19th October and 2nd November. Simply visit schoolfundraising.com.au to create /

log into your Profile Page between these dates. Then click on the ‘CLAIM YOUR PRIZE’ button and follow the prompts.

If you have any questions, please contact the School Fun-Run team on 1800 FUN RUN and they will gladly assist!

Thank you, good luck and happy fundraising!

Waste-Free Lunch Challenge Wednesday, 19th September 2018.

Dear Parents,

Kings Langley Public School is holding a Waste-Free Lunch Challenge on Wednesday, 19th

September 2018.

On this day, we ask that your child’s lunch contain as few items as possible that must be thrown

away. Ideally, your child’s lunch will only contain items that will be eaten, composted or

recycled.

Examples of how to pack waste-free lunch items are provided. Reusable containers are a handy

way to pack a waste-free lunch. They also make it easy to buy food and drink in bulk (instead of

in single-servings) which can save money over time.

The Waste-Free Lunch Challenge is one of Kings Langley Public School sustainability education

initiatives. By participating, students will have a better understanding of how we can take action

to reduce our waste. Waste-free lunches also save money and promote healthy eating.

If your child cannot bring a waste-free lunch from home, we would encourage them to make

selections from the canteen that support this initiative.

Fruit and vegetable scraps (e.g. apple cores and banana skins) will be composted at the school

through our compost/worm farming system.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns about the Waste-Free Lunch Challenge, please

don’t hesitate to contact Mrs Muller on 96744460.

Thank you for supporting your child’s participation in Kings Langley Public School’s Waste-Free

Lunch Challenge.

Yours sincerely,

KLPS Science Teachers

Tips for Waste-Free Lunches Waste-free lunches contain only items that are eaten, composted or recycled. They don’t contain wrappers or

packaging that will be thrown in the rubbish bin.

Example of lunch items with waste

Sandwich in disposable cling wrap or plastic

sandwich bag

Chips or pretzels in a plastic/foil packet

Juice in a squeeze pouch, with a plastic straw

Yoghurt in squeeze pouches or plastic ‘shot’

bottles

Individually-wrapped muesli bars

Pre-packaged fruit salad in a small plastic tub

or tin

Pre-packaged ‘snack pack’ of crackers and

cheese spread

Individually-wrapped confectionary bars or

cakes

Individually-wrapped cheese sticks / strings

Disposable cutlery

Example of items in a waste-free lunch

Sandwich in a snug-fitting reusable container

Snacks in a reusable container

Water, juice or other drinks in a reusable and resealable

bottle, filled at home from a bulk container

Yoghurt in a small reusable container, filled at home from

a bulk container

‘Trail mix’ in a reusable container

Whole fruits without packaging or fruit pieces in reusable

containers

Raw or salad vegetables such as carrot, lettuce, tomato,

cucumber and celery, plus a small container of dip.

Muffin, fruit bread or biscuits in a reusable container

Cubes/slices of cheese in a reusable container

Durable cutlery that is designed to be washed and reused

Reusable containers – Using reusable containers is the cornerstone of a waste-free lunch! Suitably sized containers will keep

sandwiches intact and make little treats easy to pack. Although reusable containers may have a higher upfront cost than a roll

of plastic wrap, they are durable, they will save you money in the longer term and they will help to reduce waste.

Buying in bulk – Buying items such as juice, yoghurt, crackers, biscuits and cheese in bulk quantities or containers, rather than

in individual servings, will probably save you money as well as reduce waste. It also allows your child to drink or eat only as

much as they want at one time, and then they can reseal the container.

Recyclable packaging – We understand that some children’s lunches may need to contain packaged food items for dietary,

religious or other reasons. Check which types of packaging are recycled before making a selection.

Lastly, join the Waste-Free Lunch Challenge!

Seeing you go waste-free for lunch at the same time is the best possible motivation for your child.

Performing Arts News

Congratulations to the Contemporary Dance Ensemble who performed beautifully at the Blacktown Festival of the

Performing Arts on Tuesday night. The students represented our school with pride. Many audience members commented

on the quality of the piece and the technique of these dancers.

This year’s Challenge has now closed for student’s entries. A fantastic 477 wonderful

students have completed the necessary reading and have finished the Challenge for this

year. This compares to last year’s total of 360 students. A great improvement, helped in part

by availability of laptops in primary library lessons and lunch times.

Thanks also to the many parents and older sibling who helped enter their children’s reading

records.

Certificates are due to school early December. Mrs Christine Andrews Teacher/Librarian. & PRC Coordinator.

CANTEEN NEWS

CANTEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

EVER THOUGHT OF HELPING OUT IN THE SCHOOL CANTEEN…

WELL NOW IS YOUR CHANCE :)

THE DAYS WE ARE LOOKING TO FILL ARE: 2

X MONDAY PER MONTH 1 X TUESDAY PER MONTH

1 X THURSDAY PER MONTH

IF YOU OR YOU KNOW OF ANYONE WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED

WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU!

PLEASE CONTACT SARAH ON KLPSCANTEEN@GMAIL.COM

KINGS LANGLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETICS CARNIVAL 2018 was held on Golden Grove

on Thursday August 23, 2018. Children in K-6 participated in their age races in the morning session.

After recess, Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 participated in a fun tabloid session, while Years 3-6

continued with the 200m, Relay and 800m events. Everyone tried their best throughout the day and had

fun competing in races and cheering for their House.

Results are as follows:

GIRLS Girls 5yr 50m BOYS Boys 5yr 50m GIRLS Jnr Girls 100m BOYS Jnr Boys 100m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Jessica G

Lucy F

Leila S

Lucy T

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Jake L

Carter C

Omar D

Thomas U

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Amber N

Eloise F

Mieke W

Emma C

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Darcy F

Harry B

Fraser M

Harrison M

GIRLS Girls 6yr 60m BOYS Boys 6yr 60m GIRLS Snr Girls 100m BOYS Snr Boys 100m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Sandra D

Ella P

Holly S

Havana M

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Clarke H

Callum C

Alexander A

Benny H

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ella S

Georgina R

Emma T

Aura W

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Mitchell B

Ryan G

Evan H

Ben H

GIRLS Girls 7yrs 70m BOYS Boys 7yrs 70m GIRLS Jnr Girls 200m BOYS Jnr Boys 200m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ana D

Keira W

Ella D

Jasmin D

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Josiah D

Charlie F

Seth L

Levi S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Eloise F

Amber N

Mieke W

Alicia K

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Darcy F

Harrison M

Fraser M

Hayden M

GIRLS Girls 8yr 100m BOYS Boys 8yr 100m GIRLS 11yr Girls 200m BOYS 11yr Boys 200m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Amelia H

Tara B

Stephenie H

Peyton K

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Alexander J

Andrew D

Jarryd R

Noah C

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Solei V

Lara N

Piper R

Emma T

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ben H

Ryan G

Josh C

Eto K

GIRLS Girls 9yr 100m BOYS Boys 9yr 100m GIRLS Snr Girls 200m BOYS Snr Boys 200m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Mieke W

Tahlia J

Charley F

Jemah R

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Aidan B

Max A

Tom W

Riley P

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ella S

Georgina R

Aura W

Annabelle B

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Evan H

Mitchell B

Josaia D

Lachie P

GIRLS Girls 10yr 100m BOYS Boys 10yr 100m GIRLS Jnr Girls 800m BOYS Jnr Boys 800m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Amber N

Eloise F

Emma C

Millie S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Darcy F

Harry B

Fraser M

Harrison M

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Amelia H

Rowan M

Simone S

Millie S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Harrison M

Darcy F

Riley P

Eli S

GIRLS Girls 11yr 100m BOYS Boys 11yr 100m GIRLS 11yr Girls 800m BOYS 11yr Boys 800m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Emma T

Piper R

Solei V

Lara N

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ryan G

Ben H

Josh C

Sam M

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Solei V

Bella G

Samantha F

Cienna P

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ben H

Jake C

Nathan G

Josh B

GIRLS Girls 12yr 100m BOYS Boys 12yr 100m GIRLS Snr Girls 800m BOYS Snr Boys 800m

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Aura W

Ella S

Georgina R

Annabelle B

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Mitchell B

Jacob O

Evan H

Brady M

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ahlexie M

Ella S

Annabelle B

Lexi F

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Josaia D

Evan H

Brodie P

Mitchell B

Congratulations to the following children for finishing in the top 4 of the Age Championships:

The final House points score for Athletics 2018:

1st: Discovery (red) 2nd: Resolution (green) 3rd: Adventure (yellow) 4th: Endeavour (blue)

Thank you to:

The parents who helped as timekeepers

Elders Real Estate for supplying a sausage sizzle lunch.

The KLPS P&C for the canteen on the hill.

Mr Hutton for his magnificent track marking, organising and setting up skills.

All parents, relatives and friends who came to enjoy the day.

All teachers and students of KLPS who participated in the Carnival and did their best.

L. Codrington

GIRLS Jnr High Jump BOYS Jnr High Jump GIRLS Jnr Discus BOYS Jnr Discus

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Stevie H

Mieke W

Millie S

Amber N

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Liam F

Harrison M

Darcy F

Kingston S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Amber N

Emma C

Sharon H

Chloe S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Kade B

Kingston S

Danroy K

Darcy F

GIRLS 11yrs High Jump BOYS 11yrs High Jump GIRLS 11yr Discus BOYS 11yr Discus

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Cienna P

Brianna H

Piper R

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Jaycob B

Patrick W

Josh C

= Brodi G Ben H

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Jessica C

Solei V

Cienna P

Samantha H

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ryan G

Ben H

Sam P

Billy A

GIRLS Snr High Jump BOYS Snr High Jump GIRLS Snr Discus BOYS Snr Discus

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ella S

Aura W

Annabelle B

Georgina R

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Mitchell B

Evan H

Lachie P

Brady M

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ahlexie M

Ella S

Arielle P

Aura W

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Alex H

Lachie P

Evan H

Connor M

GIRLS Jnr Long Jump BOYS Jnr Long Jump GIRLS Jnr Shot Put BOYS Jnr Shot Put

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Simone S

Amelia H

Alicia K

Amber N

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Zane R

Hayden M

Aidan B

Aidan S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ava B

Jazzie H

Ruby T

Lucy A

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Kade B

Darcy F

Max A

Harrison M

GIRLS 11yr Long Jump BOYS 11yr Long Jump GIRLS 11yrs Shot Put BOYS 11yrs Shot Put

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Cienna P

Piper R

Solei V

Gabriella T

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ben H

Ryan G

Mitchell G

Jaycob B

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Piper R

Brianna H

Cienna P

Talya B

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Ryan G

Brodi G

Eto K

Matthew A

GIRLS Snr Long Jump BOYS Snr Long Jump GIRLS Snr Shot Put BOYS Snr Shot Put

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Annabelle B

Aura W

Jade F

Ella S

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Evan H

Mitchell B

Lachie P

Luke N

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Arielle P

Lexi F

Aura W

Annelise M

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Alex H

Lachie P

Evan H

Connor M

Junior Girls Relay Junior Boys Relay Senior Girls Relay Senior Boys Relay

1st: Resolution

2nd: Discovery

3rd: Adventure

4th: Endeavour

1st: Resolution

2nd: Discovery

3rd: Adventure

4th: Endeavour

1st: Resolution

2nd: Discovery

3rd: Adventure

4th: Endeavour

1st: Discovery

2nd: Resolution

3rd: Endeavour:

4th: Adventure

Jnr Girls 11yr Girl Snr Girls Jnr Boys 11yr Boys Snr Boys

1st: Amber N

2nd: Eloise F

3rd: Mieke W

4th Amelia H

1st: Solei V

2nd: Piper R

3rd: Cienna P

4th: Emma T

1st: Ella S

2nd: Aura W

3rd: Georgina R

4th: Annabelle B

1st: Darcy F

2nd: Harrison M

3rd: Harry B

4th: Fraser M

1st: Ryan G

2nd: Ben H

3rd: Josh C

4th: Jaycob B

1st: Evan H

2nd: Mitchell B

3rd: Lachie P

4th: Alex H

ZONE ATHLETICS CARNIVAL The following students will represent our school at the Zone Carnival on Thursday

September 6, 2018 at Blacktown International Sportspark.

PSSA RESULTS - August 24, 2018.

Basketball players of the week: Adrian I & Jessica C

PSSA RESULTS - Friday August 31, 2018

Basketball players of the week: Ben S, Dean K & Arielle P

CONGRATULATIONS AND WELL DONE to Marissa T and Ella S who placed at the recent Arndell Inter Schools

Equestrian Competition.

Marissa T: 8 placings including a 1st, 2nd, 4 x 3rds and 2 x 4ths.

Ella S: 7 placings including 2 x 2nd, 2 x 3rd, 2 x 4th and 1 x 5th

GIRLS BOYS

Annabelle B

Ava B

Tara B

Jessica C

Emma C

Eloise F

Lexi F

Charley F

Samantha F

Bella G

Brianna H

Stevie H

Stephenie H

Jazzie H

Amelia H

Tahlia J

Ahlexie M

Rowan M

Lara N

Amber N

Makayla N

Cienna P

Arielle P

Piper R

Georgina R

Ella S

Simone S

Emma T

Solei V

Aura W

Mieke W

Max A

Kade B

Mitchell B

Jaycob B

Harry B

Aidan B

Jake C

Josh C

Andrew D

Josaia D

Darcy F

Liam F

Brodi G

Ryan G

Alex H

Ben H

Alexander J

Harrison M

Fraser M

Hayden M

Jacob O

Lachie P

Brodie P

Zane R

Jarryd R

Kingston S

Tom W

Patrick W

Brady M

Team Vs Score Team Vs Score

Netball: Junior

Senior

Lynwood Park

Lynwood Park

Won 10-4

Won 46-4

Leaguetag: Jnr White

Snr White

Jnr Gold

Snr Gold

Caddies Creek

Caddies Creek

Won 8-0

Won 7-5

Won 4-1

Won 8-0

Boys Soccer: Junior

Senior

Vardys Road

Vardys Road

Lost 3-1

Won 1-0

Girls Soccer: Junior

Senior

Caddies Creek Blues

Caddies Creek Blues

Lost 1-4

Won 9-0

Basketball:

Green Power Rangers

Red Bulls

Green Power Rangers

Black Panthers

Black Panthers

Red Bulls

Won 30-10

Won 16-12

Won 18-14

Team Vs Score Team Vs Score

Netball: Junior

Senior

Lalor Park

Lalor Park

Won 14-2

Won 51-0

Leaguetag: Jnr White

Snr White

Jnr Gold

Snr Gold

Caddies Maroon

Caddies Maroon

Seven Hills West

Seven Hills West

Won 10-0

Won 10-0

Boys Soccer: Junior

Senior

Seven Hills

Seven Hills

Won 8-1

Won 5-1

Girls Soccer: Junior

Senior

Bye

Blacktown North

Won 2-1

Basketball: Red Bulls

Red Bulls

Green Power Rangers

Black Panthers

Green Power Rangers

Black Panthers

Won 27-17

Won 22-12

Won 27-13

Kings Langley Public School has registered for Fruit & Veg Month 2018. The theme for this year is ‘Happy Fruit & Veg’tember!’ Fruit & Veg Month 2018 runs for the last 4 weeks of Term 3, Monday 3rd to Friday 28th September. As part of Fruit & Veg Month, students will be involved in various classroom activities which encourage them to eat more fruit and vegetables.

What can you do to help your kids eat more fruit

and veg?

We know that the more fruits and vegetables you offer your family, the more likely they are to eat more of them. So, this Fruit & Veg Month, we challenge your family to get adventurous! Family Challenge As part of Fruit & Veg Month, Healthy Kids Association has partnered with Harvey Norman, Foost, and Harris Farm Markets for this year’s family challenge.

Only 1 in 20 Aussie children (and adults!) are eating enough fruit and vegetables. So, this Fruit & Veg Month, we challenge families to get adventurous! Include a new fruit and vegetable each week over the month of September and let us know how you went.

There are three prize packs to be won. Each pack is valued at over $350 RRP and includes a Breville Searing Slow Cooker, Foost healthy shopping pack (including a trolley bag, reusable shopping bags, meal planner and shopping planner) and Harris Farm Markets vouchers.

Go to the Fruit & Veg Month webpage (www.fruitandvegmonth.com.au) and click on the link to the Happy Fruit & Veg’tember Family Challenge webpage for more information and entry details.

NEW Junior Band 2019

Following the outstanding success of our current Junior Band this year, we are excited

to announce our recruitment process for a new Junior Band to start in 2019 for any

interested students from years 2 & 3.

All year 2 and 3 students will attend a short demonstration concert at school on

Wednesday morning, 12 September at 9:00am in the HALL. (Parents welcome to

attend)

INFORMATION NIGHT ~ Monday 17 September at 7:00pm in the HALL

This information evening is a vital component in our selection process and as such

ALL interested students from Years 2 and 3 must attend along with a parent or

guardian. Permission notes will be distributed at the meeting to allow students to sit

aptitude testing during the following week on Tuesday 25 September at 11:20am.

* N.B. Failure to attend this Information Night without a

written explanation of absence will mean that students are unable to

continue with the remainder of the selection process.

TRY NIGHT & INFORMATION ~ Thursday 25 October, 6:30pm in the Library

The ‘TRY NIGHT’ is the only opportunity that interested students have to be able to

have a try out on the instruments that they are interested in. We have tutors and

instruments on hand to help guide students and parents towards selecting the right

instruments.

Both of these evenings are highly informative and are crucial components in our

selection process for Junior Band 2019, and as such are compulsory. Please put these

dates on your calendar now and plan to be there!

G. Clarke M. Fisher-Hoad

Band Director Relieving Principal

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Pop a reminder in your diary to call them in a couple of weeks. If they're really struggling, follow up with them sooner.

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