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51 Truganini Road Carnegie 3163

Website: www.carnegieps.vic.edu.au

Email: [email protected]

PUBLICATION No. 15– 16.10.18 Principal: Ms. Linda Jones Phone: 9571 2662

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

GROWING WITH THE COMMUNITY Welcoming, Engaging and Achieving

Our mission is to inspire the self belief and motivation in students that will enable them to achieve and grow.

CAPITAL WORKS UPDATE Over the last few weeks works have been continuing to finalise our gym including associated landscaping. You will also have seen that significant work has commenced to refurbish our prep building. The construction site around this area has been established and much work has already occurred to demolish internal walls to commence this terrific refurbishment.

Most of you have seen our wonderful new gym, visual arts, performing arts, sport/PE facility.

I’m sure you will agree it is a truly magnificent addition to our school. If you haven’t had an opportunity to see these facilities to date please walk by one morning or afternoon when you have a few minutes to spare. STAFFING NEWS We welcome Mr Brett Nathan to Carnegie PS as the year 3B teacher following the departure of Miss Kennedy last Friday. Miss Kennedy is eagerly awaiting the arrival of her baby. We wish Larissa all the best for the future. Brett has been a familiar face at Carnegie all year and is getting to really know our year 3 students.

DIARY DATES

Wednesday 17th October School Council meeting 7.30pm Friday 19th October Assembly in the gymnasium 9am Friday 26th October World Teachers’ Day 5/6 Sport – round 1 Wednesday 31st Oct—Friday 2nd Nov Year 5 Camp Tuesday 6th November Cup Day Holiday-no school Friday 9th November Art Show Opens 9am in gymnasium Saturday 17th November Students’ Disco (note date change!)

SECOND HAND UNIFORM STALL DATES

Friday 19th October 3.15pm - 3.45pm

Tuesday 23rd October 8.45am - 9.15am

Marvellous Miriam! Congratulations to Miriam, our school crossing supervisor, who received a 10 year service award from Glen Eira council recently. Miriam looks after the students who cross Truganini and Glenhuntly roads. She ensures they cross safely and is there rain, hail or shine. Thank you Miriam for your dedication. We look forward to the next 10 years!

http://www.carnegieps.vic.edu.au

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ENROLMENTS FOR 2019 Plans for 2019 staffing are underway and budgets are being organised. To ensure the best possible outcomes for students and teachers, I am keen to organise plans for 2019 as soon as possible. To support this planning, please ensure your child has returned the form sent home last week which asks you if your child is remaining at Carnegie Primary School in 2019. The Orientation Program for 2019 Preps is on the four Wednesdays in November. The first two sessions run between 2.30pm and 3.30pm. The third and fourth sessions will be from 11.45am till 1.15pm. All 2019 Prep students are invited. If you would like further details please call into the office. IMPORTANT DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES Year 1 to 6 pupils will resume on Thursday 31st January, 2019. Preps will commence on Friday 1st February. Please note the following dates in next year’s diary. The 29th and 30th January are scheduled pupil free days for 2019. On these days teachers will participate in professional development in preparation for a smooth start to the school year. WORLD TEACHERS’ DAY Friday 26th October is World Teachers’ Day. The UNESCO has declared World Teachers’ Day and it is a great opportunity for us to say ‘Thank You’ to the teachers at our school and acknowledge their professionalism and commitment to ensuring the students at Carnegie Primary School are cared for and well supported in their primary school education. SUN SMART FOR TERM FOUR By now all students should be wearing their sun smart hat when playing outside at recess and lunch breaks. School hats can be purchased from our Uniform Shop. Your support for this school rule is greatly appreciated as it is important we educate our students about sun smart protection strategies and the harmful effects of the sun during our warmer weather. Please note that caps are not sun smart hats. COMMUNITY TREE PLANTNG IN CARNEGIE Last week we were asked to support a community planting event organised by the Level Crossing Removal Authority. As most of you are aware they are now in the process of preparing the space underneath the new sky rail which involves significant redevelopment and landscaping.

Aneesh, Advika and Shourya, three of our year 6 Envirostars walked to Carnegie and assisted in planting a number of native grasses and small shrubs along with some volunteers from local Rotary and Lions clubs. We were given

an overview of the project and a tour of the area between Koornang Road and Grange Road. It will be terrific to see this public space become available for all to enjoy before too long. BUSH KINDER – STAGE ONE COMPLETE Over the holiday break Stage 1 of the Bush Kinder project was undertaken and if you have had the opportunity to see that corner of our school yard, adjacent to the kinder, you will be amazed at the transformation. This area will not be accessible for a while to allow the establishment of the plants. The kinder children have been out keenly watering over some of these warmer days. Natalie, from the kinder will make time to speak to our classes to explain all the ideas behind the development of this space, how to use it creatively and to ensure we enjoy but also respectfully care for it so it thrives. There are plans for further stages but for now we will watch this area flourish. I would again like to thank all those involved in the development of this space and thank them for volunteering many hours of their time. WORDS OF WISDOM

Linda Jones and Karen Bentata-Grimm

PUBLICATION No 15–16/10/18

FIVE FORGOTTEN SKILLS TO SUCCESS Parenting Ideas by Michael Grose At a time when we hear a great deal about growth mindsets, good mental health habits and creating digitally savvy students, we can easily overlook the skill sets that form the building blocks of long-term school success. These are skill sets that are also easily forgotten when we narrow our focus onto numeracy, literacy, performing arts, STEM and other academic areas. While all these other mental skills and academic areas are important, the skills I want to focus on here are ones that can be taught, or at the very least drawn out, alongside every other skill when we as parents and teachers know what to look for. Following are five skill sets that contribute massively to overall student success and contentedness at school. 1. Friendship skills The ability to get along with others is hugely important for children and teenagers. Those students with a strong set of friendship skills are easy to like, easy to relate to and easy to play with. The skills they possess include knowing how to win and lose well, how to approach others to join in a group and how to lead rather than boss. 2. Organisational skills The ability to organise your time, your space, your items and other aspects of your life is a massive plus for any student. The best way to help children who are organisationally challenged is to introduce them to systems and processes to help them organise themselves. These processes include the use of visual reminders, anchoring (i.e. linking new behaviours to habitual behaviours) and the mapping out of activities. 3. Optimism skills It may seem strange to see optimism as skill set, but as leading psychologist Professor Martin Seligman discovered through his research, optimism can be taught. Seligman found that while some children are more inclined by nature to see a glass as half empty than half full, all children are capable

of developing an optimistic explanatory style through exposure and direct teaching. The skills of optimism include being aware of self-talk, reframing negative events into positive events and the practice of perspective-taking. 4. Coping skills Kids will generally face a number of challenges during the course of their school lives including overcoming the disappointment of not being picked on a team, working their way through difficult learning situations and dealing with rejection. The impact of these challenges will depend on each kid's own spirit, the support they receive and their coping skills. The good news is that coping skills can be taught or, at the very least, encouraged if adults know what to focus on. Coping strategies include parking problems for a while, normalising difficult situations and accepting and moving on. Some kids will use coping strategies quite naturally, while others need parental and teacher input to help them cope with even seemingly minor challenges. 5. Relaxation skills The ability to relax and get away from it all is vital for the maintenance of mental health, which in turn affects a student's ability to perform. Many of today's kids live with pres-sure. That pressure needs to be released through relaxation and play, otherwise it can lead to anxiety and other mental illnesses. The ability to relax and unwind is paramount to your child's school success. Relaxation techniques include mindfulness and meditation, participating in hobbies and enjoying creative pursuits. These skills are part developmental and part environmental. That is, kids will naturally develop many of them as they mature but the skills also need to be nurtured environmentally. They need to be recognised, encouraged, taught and modelled by adults who children and teenagers respect and admire. That makes parents and teachers 'Very Important People' in the process of acquiring them.


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Felix Z PC For making such a fantastic start to Term 4. Keep up the great work Felix!

Camila K PA We could give you the award every week Camila for your happy attitude and caring ways. But your writing about the holidays earns the award this time. Good girl.

Mary D 1B For her excellent organisational skills during our swimming sessions. You are a star.

Krisha S 1A Her positive attitude towards her learning. It’s lovely to see you enjoying your learning.

Avaneesh P 2B

For being such an enthusiastic maths learner this year. I am impressed with the way you challenge yourself in your work!

Jack M 2A For displaying a positive attitude to learning. Great start to Term 4!

William S 3D For fantastic focus and persistence during our numeracy sessions on division.

Nanda S 3B For being a kind and helpful classmate, helping other students in class.

Chloe L 4B For her excellent use of rhyming words and rhythm in her rewrite of Incy Wincy Spider. You’re a star!

Erica Y 4C For your dedication and commitment to all of your learning. We are so proud of how hard you work to achieve your goals.

Masha I 5A For being an absolute champion! You are a role model for others for being kind, thoughtful and proactive.

Alexis V 6B For displaying a positive attitude and consistently demonstrating resilience throughout our algebra maths unit. Well done Alexis.

Max G 6D For consistently making good choices and doing the right thing without being asked. You are an absolute pleasure teach, Max!

Assembly Date - 16/10/18


2018 ICAS ENGLISH RESULTS Last term some of our year 4, 5 and 6 students chose to participate in the University

of NSW ICAS English Test. The following students received certificates for their excellent results.

CREDIT – top 35% in Victoria Monique F Year 4 Georgia M Year 4 Alastair G Year 4 William R Year 4 Henry Y Year 5 Rocco C Year 6 Lesedi M Year 6 Samyuktaa R Year 6 Sahil S Year 6 Alana S Year 6 Utkarsh V Year 6

DISTINCTION – top 10% in Victoria Saanvi H Year 4 Hunter B Year 5 Anushka J Year 5 Oliver M Year 5 Elliot D Year 6 Eve G Year 6 Milena H Year 6 Gisele H Year 6 Advika J Year 6 Natalie P Year 6

HIGH DESTINCTION - top 1% in Victoria Natalie D Year 6 Nithara H Year 6 Harshitha M Year 6 Jude T Year 6


Thank you for these great books and many happy birthday wishes from all at Carnegie Primary School.

Max K. Prep D Australia’s Most Dangerous Spiders World’s Most Deadly

Tvisha P. 1D A Galapagos Day Ripped Pants

Helly L. Prep A World’s Most Deadly

Thanusree B. 4B Geronimo Stilton: Alice in Wonderland

Henry Y. 5A Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway

Atharv H. 1C George’s Balloon The Bush Jumper Penguin collection

Congratulations to the following 26 students, who qualified through to the Divisional

Athletics Day and represented our school proudly last Wednesday (October 10th).

Each and every student tried their very best on the day against some very tough

competition and it was wonderful to see so much support and encouragement of

each other.

Angus B (1500m, 4x100m relay & 800m) Ben F (Triple Jump, 200m & 4x100m relay) Eamonn W (Hurdles, 4x100m relay) Noah W (1500m & 800m) Cooper A (Discus, Triple Jump & 4x100m relay) Rory W (100m & 4x100m relay) Oliver C (100m, 200m & 4x100m relay) Gigi W (1500m) Grace M (100m & 200m) Amy N (1500m) Zara M (Shot Put) Mateo M (Hurdles & 4x100m relay) Lucas K (Shot Put) Darcy H (4x100m relay) Abbie J (High Jump) Jakob S (Shot Put) Gisele H (Long Jump, 800m & 4x100m Relay) Michaela D (Discus) Charles V (Long Jump) Lucas A (High Jump) Isabelle N (Shot Put) Poppy B (High Jump) Seif E (Shot Put) Kristiana V (4x100m Relay) Darcy S-H (4x100m Relay) Ariana M (4x100m Relay)

Angus and Eamonn (2nd in 4x100m relay), Cooper (1st in discus & 2nd in 4x100m relay),

Oliver (2nd in 200m & 2nd in 4x100m relay), Lucas (1st in Shotput), Seif (1st in

Shotput) and Gisele (2nd in Long Jump) all finished in the top 2 in their events, and

therefore have qualified on to the Regional Athletics Carnival to be held this

Thursday, 18th October. We wish them all the best of luck as they continue on to

such a high standard with their events.


Congratulations to all Year 2 students who participated in our Sleepover last term! It was a great success and we had so much fun. This is a wonderful stepping stone towards getting ready for Camp next year.

“I really enjoyed the dancing games and it made me feel at home.” – Lotte

“I liked playing the games and eating pizza.” – Holly

“I liked the night walk and games because it was fun.” - Dishan

“My favourite part was when we had to brush our teeth, get ready for bed and watch a movie.” – Lara


“I liked when we went outside and looked at nature.” – Sai

“The night walk was fun because we got to walk outside in the dark and we don’t usually get to do that.” – Emily

“I enjoyed the games.” – Levi

“I liked when we went to bed and I also liked the night walk.” – Ariel

“I liked when we did the night walk because we got to walk around the school and look for animals.” - Gabe

“I liked everything!” – Akshara

On November 1st, our school will be participating in the Music Count Us In program

where we will join over half a million people singing the same song at the same time

across Australia! We will be meeting in our spectacular hall at 12:15 ready to sing

together at 12:30. We will have the lyrics available on the screen for everyone to

join in. Everyone is welcome. Please be aware that this will be a brief assembly.

You can check out the song and have a sing-a-long at home here!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIc-meOU-7U&feature=youtu.be

Alice Dell – Music Teacher

Music Count Us In. Can we count you in?

Come and sing with us! 1/11

Brief assembly to sing at 12:30pm


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIc-meOU-7U&feature=youtu.be

Arts News Meet the artists!

Have YOU met Tom Roberts or Eugene von Guerard? Our Year 5 artists have been learning about Roberts and von Guerard and studying their art works. They will visit the Art Gallery of Ballarat as part of the Year 5 Camp and view the original paintings. Here are some of our students’ thoughts and observations when looking at these works of art. Charcoal Burners by Tom Roberts.

In this picture there are lots of gum trees and three men digging. - Yug and William

This picture tells us how life was hard. Work had to be done just to be warm or cook. – Oliver and Max

The men are chopping wood, drinking and burning charcoal. – Dylan and Shashank

The artist is trying to tell us that in the past you had to work hard to get what you needed to survive.—Addison and Natalia.

We noticed that there are no trees so the men have been working all day in trousers and a shirt so the insects don’t bite them and they don’t get sun burn. – Jade and Patrick

The artist is trying to show how people in the past lived, worked and how they survived. - Destiny and Sunday

It looks like the men are working very hard as they are not using any machinery. Back in these times the machines were not invented so they had to use axes to chop up wood. – Chi and Tommy.

Old Ballarat by Eugene von Guerard There’s a lot of tents instead of houses. – Oscar and Gregory

This painting reminds us of how things were in the past and teaches us about history – Nia and Faiza

Von Guerard painted this picture be-cause he was passionate about old Ballarat. – Rory and Harper.

If someone had this painting today they could sell it for a lot of money. – Marko and Noah

This painting interests us because we are intrigued by the 1850’s and gold rush times. We wonder how we would feel if we had to live in one of the small tents.– Olivia, Mika and Grace.


Carnegie Primary

School Art Show 2018

MEET THE ARTISTS

Opening at Assembly

9am

Friday 9th November

until

12 midday

Friday 16th November

CPS Gym.


My Christmas Wish –

Card Competition Carnegie Students are invited to enter an annual Christmas card competition held by Kelly O’Dwyer, the Federal Member for Higgins. Students are invited to draw or paint a picture to be featured on her Christmas cards. The theme of the picture is ‘My Christmas Wish’. As many entries as possible will be displayed in the Electorate Office windows in Mal-vern. In addition: 1. all finalists will receive a Certificate; 2. finalists and their parents and teachers will be invited to a morning tea where they will be personally presented with their Certificates; and 3. the winner will be announced at the morning tea. Paintings or drawings can be entered. All artwork should be submitted on the landscape template with the student’s name, grade and school in the spaces provided. Templates are available in the Art room. Students should note that bright colour reproduces best when in print! Entries can be scanned and emailed or sent to my office. Entries will be accepted until 5.00pm on Friday 26 October 2018 at the Electorate Office, Suite 1, 1343 Malvern Road, Malvern VIC 3144. You may like to hand your entries to Ms Bolger by Thursday 25

th October.

Please ensure students full names and year level is clear on each entry form.

Congratula-tions to all students who have completed the Premiers’

Reading Challenge! Over 253,700 schools participated and over 4 million books were read during the Challenge. You will be receiving your certificates next week and the 2018 Honour Roll will be published online later this month. Well done and keep up the love of

reading!


We would like to acknowledge Isabel from 6B’s fine effort in ice skating. She recently won the New Zealand National Championships in her division. She had the skate of her life and we would like to congratulate her on her success. She has trained tirelessly and her hours of hard work have paid off. Congratulations, Isabel!

A CPS PARENT’S INITIATIVE Our daughter in Year 5 is interested in learning Australian Sign Language. We could obtain a DVD,

but then we realised there may be other CPS students who may be interested in sign language.

LEARN TO COMMUNICATE IN AUSLAN

We did some research and found The Auslan Company. Victorian-based, established in 2004, and “the only Deaf owned and operated Auslan Training Organisation that combines Auslan community courses, Auslan in the workplace and Deaf Awareness Training within its’ scope. Their teachers are all Native Deaf and qualified Auslan teachers who are well known and respected in the Deaf community.” More info: https://www.learnauslan.com.au/

We did some research and found The Auslan Company. Victorian-based, established in 2004, and “the only Deaf owned and operated Auslan Training Organisation that combines Auslan community courses, Auslan in the workplace and Deaf Awareness Training within its’ scope. Their teachers are all Native Deaf and qualified Auslan teachers who are well known and respected in the Deaf community.”

8-week LUNCHTIME BEGINNER’S COURSE

for CPS students in Years 4, 5, and 6

We discussed the idea for a course with Linda and Karen, and they kindly agreed to allow the Year

2 area be used for a lunchtime course, provided the teacher is a qualified LOTE teacher with valid

Working with Children Check, who abides by the CPS Child Safety Standards.

We are therefore seeking at least 10 students in Years 4 – 6 to get the course running.

WHERE – Carnegie Primary School, Year 2 building.

WHEN – THURSDAY 25th October to THURSDAY 13th December (8 weeks) during

lunchtime.

PRICE – $110 (incl. workbook and Certificate of Attainment, processed through the school office)

To register or find out more, email Greg Ptok ([email protected]) by tomorrow– October 17th


https://www.learnauslan.com.au/


RELAY FOR LIFE– THIS WEEKEND!! We currently have 15 members (which includes 9 current and ex

-CPS students) of our CPS team for this weekend’s Relay for Life.

We’d love to have a few more join us! Online registrations are

now closed but you can still come down and register at the

event on Saturday or Sunday. Even if you can only walk for an

hour, I encourage you to join us for this very worthwhile event.

All registration fees ($35 per adult and $25 for students) go directly to The

Cancer Council. If you can’t make it along you can certainly make a donation

to our team; the Carnegie Wanderers. Just go to…

http://fundraising.cancer.org.au/murrumbeena

For more information please contact me (details below)

MANGO FUNDRAISER Order forms went home via Compass last week for our very popular Mango

Fundraiser. There is also one in this newsletter and some paper copies at the

office.

Forms are due in next Friday 26th October. The mangoes will be delivered

early-mid December.

SUSHI DAY We are having one more Sushi Day this year on Tuesday 30th October!

Forms are going home today and are also due in next Friday 26th Oct. We are

unable to accept any late orders after this date.

DISCO DATE CHANGE We to change the date of the disco due to the Art Show. It will be now be the

following week on Saturday 17th November.

PFA DIARY DATES TERMS 4 Relay for Life– October 20/21st

Sushi Day– Tuesday 30th October

PFA Meeting– Monday12th November

School Disco – Saturday 17th November

Icy Pole Fridays-every Friday in term 4!!

Leesa Needham

PFA President

Ph: 0408 556 669 E: [email protected]

PFA News


Fresh North Queensland Mangoes. Direct from the farm to you!

Order Form & Payment Due 26th Oct 2018

Remember to offer this to your family, co-workers, friends and neighbours. Please return this form and payment to Carnegie Primary School Office by: (Friday 26th Oct.) Mangoes should be ready for collection in early - mid December. (This date may vary slightly depending on the mangoes ripening).We will let you know in Nov. Mangoes are $25/tray and each tray weighs around 7kg (14-20 mangoes depending on size) PLEASE INCLUDE PAYMENT WITH YOUR ORDER FORM

Name Qty Price Total

1. $25.00

2. $25.00

3. $25.00

4. $25.00

5. $25.00

6. $25.00

7. $25.00

8. $25.00

9. $25.00

10. $25.00

11. $25.00

12. $25.00

CASH / CC / CH TOTAL QTY TOTAL $

Your Name:

Student First Name:

Surname:

Grade:

Contact Number:


MANGO FUNDRAISER PAYMENT SLIP Payment Method: Cash enclosed Credit Card

Credit Card: Name on Card:____________________________________________ Mastercard/Visa _ _ _ _ /_ _ _ _ /_ _ _ _ /_ _ _ _ EXP: / TOTAL $.....................

Youth Leadership Victoria Carnegie Primary School OSHC

Opening Hours: Before School Care 7am-8.45am After School Care 3.30pm-6.30pm Vacation Care 7am-6pm

A copy of the enrolment and booking form can be downloaded through our web-

site on www.ylv.com.au

Prices for the Program: Before School Care After School Permanent Booking: $14 Permanent Booking: $15 Casual Booking: $17 Casual Booking: $20

AFTER SCHOOL CARE NEWS

Welcome back to a new term. Hope you all had a chance to spend some quality time with your families

Being Term 4, the children will need to wear their hats when going outdoors. Please provide your child with a spare hat for the service, that they can keep in their bags

The service administers Safeway’s Home brand sunscreen SPF 30+. If your child is allergic to this brand, please notify the service, to make other arrangements

OSHC TEAM

Contact Information:

For bookings call 0402 043 810

Account queries or change of bookings please email: [email protected]


http://www.ylv.com.au


Australian Girls Choir – October Open Day Look no further than the Australian Girls Choir (AGC) because we encourage, challenge and inspire girls as they learn to sing, dance and perform. School aged girls are invited to come along to our Open Day on Sun-day October 28 to try our fun and inclusive classes and learn more about be-ing part of the AGC! Please contact us if you would like to attend the Open Day. Ph 9859 6499 or email [email protected]

For more than 30 years, the Australian Girls Choir has played a role in the growth and development of girls across the country. We provide an experience that goes far beyond the stage; your daughter will develop confidence, public speaking and presentation skills, resilience and friendships that will last a lifetime.

Our senior performers have entertained everyone from Queen Elizabeth II to Oprah, and have shared the stage with a long list of artists including Hugh Jackman and Pharrell Williams. For the past 20 years, we’ve been proud to represent Qantas at live events and in the ‘I Still Call Australia Home’ advertising campaigns.

Now accepting 2019 enrolments for our rehearsal venues in Berwick, Box Hill, Caulfield North, Cheltenham, Essendon, Ivanhoe, Kew, Ringwood and Yarraville.

Join us at our OPEN DAY on Sunday

October 28

Call 03 9859 6499 or email

[email protected]

e2 Young Engineers e2 Young Engineers-City of Kingston offer classes that provides theoretical knowledge and practical implementation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) concepts by building motorized LEGO models. If you wish to join a YE class near you kindly contact Sonia on - mobile: 0439993433 or email: [email protected]





St Peter’s Fair 371 Neerim Road, Murrumbeena

Saturday, 20 October 2018 9.00am to 2.00pm

Cakes – Jams - Preserves – Crafts – Books – Raffles –

Pete’s Place (our Op Shop) and so much more…

Plus a Children’s Stall bursting

with Treats! Delicious food

at Café Pierre and St Peter’s BBQ!!

Dog Competition at 11.00am * best & fairest, cutest and other fun

Categories. Prizes galore!

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