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Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017
Principal Awards The following awards will be presented at our K-6 Assembly to be held on Wednesday 26 July, 2017 at 2.15pm. Principal’s Award: Azra C (4/5B), Abdulkarim E (4/5B), Kasey G (4/5B), Yifei L (3W), Abir M (5/6H), Millie P (3W), Logan P (2P), Amelie R (2/3HG), Claire W (1T), Alexia Z (4/5B) Gold Principal’s Award: Abdulkarim E (4/5B), Abir M (5/6H) Principal’s Badge Award : Abir M (5/6H) Payments Due: Kindergarten Calmsley Hill Farm Excursion, School Fees, Cares Excursion (4W) NAIDOC Celebration Watch our movie https://www.magisto.com/video/NAMdKwJVEGoiWgZpYw?l=vsm&o=w&c=c
Panania North celebrated NAIDOC week in partnership with our community this week. Muggera led a journey of fun and discovery with students and staff participating in worksops that included:
• Smoking Ceremony
• Welcome Song & Dance Performance • Didgeridoo Performance • Artefacts, Weaponry, Bush Survival • Aboriginal Song and Dance Workshop • Aboriginal Art (On Canvas) • Boomerang Throwing • Farewell Concert witStudent and Teacher
Participation
Panania North Public School 202-204 Bransgrove Road, Panania, 2213 Phone: (02) 9773 8394 / (02) 9773 6736 Fax: (02) 9792 3951 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.pananianth-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
What’s Coming Up Week 1 Term 3 Monday 17 July • Staff return (Development Day) Tuesday 18 July •Students return Wednesday 19 July •Cares – Yr 4 Friday 21 July •PSSA Round 6 Week 2 Tuesday 25 July •Athletics Carnival Wednesday 26 July •K-6 Assembly (No
Performance) Friday 28 July •Tri Skills Gymnastics K-2 •PSSA Round 7
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Jump Rope for Heart
Happy Heart visited Panania North PS for our Jump Rope for Heart Jump-Off Day. We had lots of fun participating in skipping activities, finishing the morning with juicy oranges. Please get busy collecting your sponsorship money over the holidays. There will be a lucky dip for some Heart Foundation prizes for all forms and money handed in by the end of Week 1 Term 3.
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Cross Country News Congratulations to all Panania North students who represented East Hills at the SSW Regional Carnival. Our team performed well on the day and two of our students, Dylan T and Sidhant T, were successful in gaining places in the SSW Regional Team, that will compete at the State Carnival. What a wonderful effort! We wish them every success in this upcoming event.
Music
SRC Chess Project
Premier’s Reading Challenge Keep reading over the holidays. Year 3 to 6 can enter theirs online via their student portal (K-2 do not need to do this). Local libraries often have events happening too.
Students at Panania North have been very busy learning about the different elements in music. We are learning to play different percussion instruments and musical notes on our xylophones. We
have been very fortunate to have Mrs Willson come in to help, and play her cello for us!
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Celebrating Literacy – BUMP IT UP 2/3TR Writing a summary
Arielle Ayrlie
Amelie Maroushka
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017
Education Week Keep The Date Free – Wednesday 2 August from 12.30pm This year’s theme is ‘I learn, we learn’, celebrating personalised student learning as the foundation of public education in NSW. At Panania North we’ll be showcasing the products of our students’ learning in classrooms.
It is a celebration of our schools' commitment to ensuring:
System-wide improvement Every student, every teacher, every leader and every school will improve every year.
High expectations for all A culture of high expectations for our students and our educators sets high
standards, which leads to high achievement.
Personalised student learning By teaching to the strengths and needs of each individual, students will be better
able to reach and exceed their potential.
Wellbeing Every student will be known, cared for and respected.
Creating stronger ties with local communities Parents and carers are our schools' partners in the education and wellbeing of each
student. Partnerships with local businesses and industry create opportunities for our students to contribute to and thrive in society.
Further information about our day of celebration and showcasing of students work will be published early next term. P&C News Keep up to date with all the latest on P&C events, meetings and ideas by following us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/pnpspc. Feel free to send through any suggestions, ideas or comments to us via that page or via email to [email protected] or [email protected] Bankstown Sports Club Movie Night Thank you to all who attended our first Movie Night at Bankstown Sports Club. It was an enjoyable evening and the kids had a lot of fun. We really appreciate your support. It is great to see local Clubs providing fundraising opportunities for local schools. Check out the Club’s fun School Holiday activities - https://www.bankstownsports.com/school-holiday-fun
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Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Health Alert We have had a few cases of Conjunctivitis and Chickenpox within our school. Please read through the information below and consult a doctor if you seek further assistance.
Conjunctivitis
• Conjunctivitis is a common eye infection, especially among children under five. It is an inflammation (swelling and redness) of the conjunctiva which is the clear membrane that covers the white part of the eye and the inner surface of the eyelids.
Conjunctivitis can be caused by an infection (virus or bacteria) which is highly contagious, or by an allergic reaction which is not contagious.
You could develop conjunctivitis if you come into contact with:
o Discharge from the eyes, nose or throat of an infected person through touch, coughing or sneezing.
o Contaminated fingers or objects. o In summertime, conjunctivitis can be spread when children swim in contaminated water or
share contaminated towels.
A person with conjunctivitis will remain infectious as long as there is a discharge from their eye.
Signs and symptoms
Conjunctivitis can be caused by an infection (virus or bacteria) or by an allergic reaction. It is not always clear which type of conjunctivitis is present, because both cause redness and swelling of the conjunctiva. Symptoms usually develop within 24 to 72 hours of becoming infected and last from two days to three weeks.
See a doctor if your child has:
o severe pain o problems with their vision/eyesight o increased swelling, redness and tenderness in the eyelids and around the eyes o is generally unwell and has a fever (temperature over 38oC)
Chickenpox
• Chickenpox is a viral illness caused by the herpes zoster virus (also known as the Varicalla-Zoster virus). In children it usually causes a relatively mild illness
Signs and symptoms
Chickenpox (varicella) begins with a sudden onset of slight fever, runny nose, feeling generally unwell and a skin rash. The rash usually begins as small lumps that turn into blisters and then scabs. The rash appears over three to four days and symptoms usually occur two weeks after exposure to the virus.
Persons who are previously vaccinated can still get chickenpox. If chickenpox occurs in a vaccinated person it is usually more mild and less contagious than in an unvaccinated person.
Treatment Chickenpox infection usually resolves without treatment.
For further information please call your local Public Health Unit on 1300 066 055 or visit the New South Wales Health website www.health.nsw.gov.au
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The Australian Red Cross Mobile Blood Service is visiting Revesby Pacific Hotel,
Monday 3 July, 11.00 AM – 5.00pm (7 more donors needed) Tuesday 4 July, 11.00pm – 5.00pm (16 more donors needed) If you haven't already made an appointment to give blood, you can make an appointment online or call us on 13 14 95. 1 in 3 Australians will need blood, but only 1 in 30 donates. Donated blood helps cancer patients, people with blood disorders, mothers-to-be and newborn babies, as well as trauma and surgical patients. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Sincerely, Australian Red Cross Blood Service
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 School Holiday Activities
Please find below a list of school holiday activities for children and young people, running in the City of Canterbury – Bankstown. Many are FREE or at low cost. Feel free to forward this information onto your relevant networks, students, and families. This list and further information as to what’s on these school holidays, can be found at : https://www.cbcity.nsw.gov.au/community/community-services/children-families/school-holidays-programs
Name of Organisation and Contact details
Name of Activity and Description Age Group Date Where and Cost
PCYC Bankstown Ph: 9796 1287 [email protected]
School Holiday Sports Camps
5 – 12 years
Mon 3rd – Fri 7th July, 10am-3pm Mon 10th – Fri 14th July, 10am-3pm
PCYC Bankstown 55-57 Meredith St, Bankstown COST: $25/ child per day
Chester Hill Neighbourhood Centre Ph: 9645 3700
Chester Hill Community Garden Children’s School Holiday Garden Workshop Fun!!! Veggie themed garden activities, arts and crafts activities, and more. Light refreshments provided. Parents must accompany children at all times.
5-12 years
Wed 5th July 11am-1pm
Chester Hill Community Garden (Corner of Waldron Road & Hector Street, Chester Hill 2162). COST: Free
Canterbury Bankstown City Council Joanna Stobinski [email protected] Ph: 9789 9472
NAIDOC Family Day Aboriginal performances, art and craft activities, Australian reptile show and free barbecue.
5yrs and above
Wed 7th July 11.30am-1pm
Anzac Park Anglo Rd, Campsie COST: Free
Bankstown Arts Centre 5 Olympic Parade Bankstown P: 9707 5400 E: [email protected] W: cb.city/artscentre Access information Entry to Bankstown Arts Centre is via the front of the building at Dale Parade. Visitors with restricted mobility can utilise all public spaces at the Arts Centre. Disabled parking is also available at the Olympic Parade carpark.
Mural Workshop with Jason Wing Come along and contribute to an Aboriginal mural facilitated by local artist Jason Wing. Together with Jason, you can create a contemporary mural in solidarity and support of Aboriginal culture. This workshop is part of the NAIDOC Week 2017 celebration. Youth from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community are strongly encouraged to join.
9-14 years Monday 3rd July 10am–12pm
Cost: Free Bookings essential. Bookings: Go to cb.city/artevents
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Public transport Bankstown Arts Centre is within five minutes walking-distance from Bankstown Station and Bus Interchange. Parking at the precinct Parking is very limited at the Arts Centre precinct. Participants are suggested to use public transport wherever possible. Limited free 4-hours (4P) parking and disabled parking is available at the community carpark located on Olympic Parade.
Jason Wing is a Sydney-based artist who strongly identifies with his Chinese and Aboriginal heritage. Jason began as a street artist and has since expanded his practice to incorporate photo media, installation and painting. Influenced by his bi-cultural upbringing, Jason explores the ongoing challenges that impact his wider community.
Spin a Hoop Workshop This popular workshop is back. Take a spin and learn new tricks with hoop artist Melissa.
5-7 years Tuesday 4th July 10am-12pm
Cost: $10 Bookings essential
Krafty Kids Workshop Come and create a cardboard box city sculpture with recycled material. Fun and interactive workshop, run by artist Melissa Wheeler, for parents and little ones to make together.
2-5 years Monday 10th July 10-11am
Cost: $5 Bookings essential
Cardboard City Workshop Design and create your very own cardboard city sculpture using recycled material with artist Melissa Wheeler;
6-10 years Monday 10th July 12pm-2pm
Cost: $10 Bookings essential
Holiday Family Screening: The Boy and the Beast (PG) Come join us to see The Boy and the Beast (2015, Japan) on the big screen by Mamoru Hosoda from Studio Chizu. This film is suitable for the whole family. When Kyuta, a young orphan living on the streets of Shibuya, stumbles into a fantastic world of beasts, he’s taken in by Kumatetsu, a gruff, rough-around-the-edges warrior beast who’s been searching for the perfect apprentice.
All ages Wednesday 12th July 11am-1pm
Cost: General admission $5 / at the door $10 Family* $10 / at the door $10 Bookings essential Bookings: Go to cb.city/artevents *Family Ticket – Up to two adults and two children or one adult and three children *PG - It is recommended for viewing by persons under 15 with guidance from parents or guardians.
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Aboriginal Ceramics Workshop Celebrate NAIDOC week by decorating your own ceramics coolamon inspired by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Selected works will be displayed as part of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Exhibition at the Bankstown Arts Centre alongside professional artists. This workshop will be run by ceramic artists Diamando Koutsellis and Dharug elder Lyn Martin, for children aged between 5 and 7 years and for those between 8 and 14 years.
5-14 years Thursday 6 July
Time: Children 5-7 years from 10am-noon, and 8-14 years from 1-3pm Cost: $10, bookings essential
Belmore Youth Resource Centre Michelle O’Connor 9718 9848
Luna Park 12-18 Monday 3 July
9 am – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: $20
Drop In The Belmore Challenge
12-18 Tuesday 4 July
12pm – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: Free
Movies @ The IMAX
12-18 Wednesday 5 July
11 am – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: $10
Drop In Belmore My Kitchen Rules
12-18 Thursday 6 July
12pm – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: Free
Skyzone 12-18 Friday 7 July
11 am – 3.30pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: $20
Drop In Science Workshop
12-18 Monday 10 July
12pm – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: Free
Drop In Xbox Tournament
12-18 Tuesday 11 July
12pm – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: Free
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Drop In
Chill Out and BBQ
12-18 Wednesday 12 July
12pm – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: Free
AMF Bowling and laser tag
12-18 Thursday 13 July
10am – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: $15
Drop In Movie Marathon
12-18 Friday 14 July
12pm – 4pm meet at Belmore Youth Resource Centre Cost: Free
Canterbury Bankstown Council Clemton Park OSHC Coordinator: Maria Stavroulakis Phone: 9718 6766 or 0414 191 275
Vacation Care Program For What’s On go to https://www.cbcity.nsw.gov.au/events/Vacation-Care-Program
5-12 years Monday 3rd July - Monday 17th July
Clemton Park Outside School Hours Care Clemton Park Public School 185 Bexley Road Earlwood NSW 2206 COST: $45:00 per day Excursions are optional extras to the program
Canterbury Bankstown Council Aquatic & Leisure Centres Birrong 96448300 Max Parker 97712148 Wran 97262283 Canterbury 97899303 Roselands 97899302
Swim School Holiday Intensive Programs Intensive swimming lessons for school aged children from 5 years old.
5 years and above July
school holidays Monday – Friday both weeks 3rd–7th July 10th –4th July
$82.50 per week Birrong Leisure Centre Max Parker Leisure centre Roselands Aquatic Centre Wran Leisure Centre
Canterbury Bankstown Council Earlwood Library Ph: 97899417
Paper Plate Pirate A craft activity using a paper plate, scissors and crayons
5-12 years
Tues 4th July 10:30- 11:30 am
Earlwood Library William St & Homer Street, Earlwood COST: Free
Games Day Children will engage in the following games – musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, egg & spoon race & a balloon race, there will be prizes
5-12 years
Thurs 6th July 10:30 – 11:30 am
Newsletter 11 30 June, 2017 Folding Decorations A craft activity where children will engage in making a folding crocodile & a paper fan
5-12 years
Wed 12th July 10:30 – 11:30 am
Bingo Children will play the popular game of chance & there will be prizes for the winners
5-12 years
Fri 14th July 10:30- 11:30 am
Creating Links Ph: 8713 7700
Drumbeats Drumbeat is a therapeutic music group that opens up communication, reduces anxiety, and fun for parents/cares and their kids.
Parents/carers and their kids aged 8-12yrs.
Thu-Fri 6-7th July 10am - 1pm
Ground Floor, 58 Kitchener Pde, Bankstown 2200 COST: Free Bookings are essential as places are limited for 12 people only.
Sydney Creative Play, Mums4Refugees & Canterbury City Community Centre Ph: 9750 9344 www.facebook.com/events/1161613147282687/
Family Creative Play Day A free day of creative activities for parents and children to enjoy together. In celebration of Refugee Week, there will be a mosaic art project unveiling ceremony. Light morning tea provided.
Family event. All Welcome.
Monday 10th July 10am – 1pm
Lakemba Community Garden Jubilee Reserve Bellevue St, Lakemba COST: Free
Youth Off The Streets Kim Janssen [email protected]
JSHA – Luna Park
Part of the Canterbury Bankstown Joint School Holiday program.
Young people aged 15- 21
Friday 14 July
Where: Luna Park (Meet at Paul Keating Park, Bankstown)
When: 8:30am – 4:30pm Cost: Free
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