September 20th— Week 10, Term 3, Issue 30

MYRNIONG SCHOOL VALUES

Co-operation Respect Acceptance

Resilience Do Your Best

MYRNIONG PRIMARY SCHOOL

NEWSLETTER

DATES TO REMEMBER

Sept 21st Thu School Banking School Canteen Parent /Teacher Interviews 1:30-5:30pm Sept 22nd Fri Book Raffle Last Day of Term 3 Assembly 1pm-1:30pm Early Dismissal 1:30pm

HOLIDAYS

I would like to wish all students, staff, families and

friends of our school a very relaxing, enjoyable and

safe holiday. Term 3 has been an extremely busy

term, filled with outstanding efforts, achievements

and accomplishments. I look forward to seeing

everyone in Term 4, rested, relaxed, refreshed and

healthy ready for another wonderful term.

TERM 4 COMMENCES

MONDAY 9th OCTOBER

@ 9am

F-1 W F-1V

Aiden Gatt - for being a respectful member of the classroom and making good choices.

Olive T - for being respectful at all times and making good choices.

Grade 2C Grade 3I

Lucy S - for showing great respect when

listening to students in the classroom

and asking open-ended questions.

Grade 3/4L Grade 4/5 BN

Ella G - for showing improvement and determination when solving Maths problems.

Charlotte W - for remaining positive and creating an amazing Limerick.

Grade 5M

Alannah N - for her bubbly personality

and positive attitude to tasks.

Grade 6K

SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS

Adele W Hamish P Linda A

Olive T Natalia M Abbie G

Audrey G Lucy S Lochie H

Eliza W Charlee W Andonia G

A.B.N 18 297 726 276

Principal: Mr. Allan Peach

School Council President: Ainsley Bellette

Blow St Myrniong, 3341

Phone: (03) 5368 7232

Outside Hours Care: Phone (03) 5368 7027

Torsten VA - for putting extra effort

into his ‘Big Write’ talk homework.

Xavier W - for hard work and perseverance. (Mr R).

“ There is a direct link between School Attendance

and achievement later in life”

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PRINCIPAL AWARDS

FINAL ASSEMBLY

Our final assembly of Term 3 will be conducted on Friday September 22nd

in the Senior Building, commencing at 1pm and concluding at 1;30pm.

This assembly will continue to showcase our talented students. We

encourage you to attend. Students will be dismissed for Term 3 holidays at

the conclusion of this assembly

TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS

Our school is continuing with “Tools for Schools” program. The donation

box has been placed in our school office for donations for our students.

Donations could include any sort of stationery which will be given to

students in need by their classroom teacher in a discrete and supportive

way. If you can help by making a donation, it would be wonderful and

greatly appreciated by our students.

CLASSROOM SUPPLIES

Can you please check your child’s classroom supplies (pencils, pens, textas,

erasers, etc) as some items might need replacing in

readiness for Term 4.

YOUNG LEADER ASPIRING LEADER

2018 ENROLMENTS

Due to the high level of interest,

our school is currently accepting

enrolments for the 2018 School

Year.

SCHOOL

BANKING

A reminder, tomorrow is our

last School Banking Day

For Term 3

Acceptance of ONE’S SELF is the first step to real Beauty

George M Torsten VA

SCHOOL COUNCIL

The remaining School Council scheduled meetings for 2017.

1. Tuesday - November 14th

2. Tuesday - December 19th (Dinner Meeting)

A huge thank-you to our team of committed parents and staff on our School Council, Ainsley Bellette,

Annette Stone, Scott Fisher, Naomi Olthof, Wayne Frisch, Deb Smith, Chelsea Misiti, Mark O’Shaunessy,

Kathy Burquest, Hamish Marquand, Cameron Crilly and Allan Peach.

PUPIL FREE DAYS—TERM 4

To assist with your future planning, the following days are designated “Pupil Free” days in Term 4;

1. Monday 6th November - Reporting and Assessment Day

2. Tuesday 7th November - Melbourne Cup Holiday

3. Friday 22nd December - Planning and Preparation Day

LOST PROPERTY

Could everyone please check our Lost Property basket before the end of term. All items must have an

owner.

Reading Cinemas (Melton)

Attachment for Reading Cinemas. This is an ongoing fundraiser for the school. You can give these to

anybody you wish and once Reading receive 10 they donate a free ticket to the school We use these in our

Christmas Hampers. A hard copy of this will be sent home.

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NONE GIVEN

MUSIC STUDENT OF THE WEEK

ARTIST OF THE WEEK

NONE GIVEN

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Jan-Mar

46%

Apr-June

65%

July-Sep

72%

Oct-Dec

Booklist

Vol Levy

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