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2/3M Rustin Rustin likes cars, diggers and trucks. He also likes running. F/1B Charlie Charlie loves his dogs. His favourite wild animal is a dingo. Yea Primary Yea Primary School Newsletter 4/5F Hayden Hayden loves cricket and football. He also likes playing games. 2/3S Taj Taj moved to Yea Primary School last year and is living in a tent at Strath Creek. He likes to draw. 5/6U Cassy Cassy has five horses. She likes riding quad bikes. She came 1st in the Cross Country. F/1P Jack Jack loves to play with his dog Lexie. He lives on a farm and has calves. 30th April 2015—Issue 11 Dates to Remember MAY 4th Sporting Schools 3.15pm - 4.30pm 6th 2/3S – Rosebank 7th Responsible Pet Ownership Sub Finance Meeting 2.30pm 8th Mother’s Day Stall Disco Bingo - 7.30pm (Tickets available from Office) 11th School Council Sporting Schools 3.15 - 4.30pm 18th Bookfair Sporting Schools 3.15 - 4.30pm 19th Bookfair 20th Bookfair F/1B - Rosebank 21st Bookfair 22nd Bookfair 25th Bookfair Sporting Schools 3.15 - 4.30pm 26th Bookfair Grandparents & Friends’ Afternoon Tea 11.30am - 1.30pm 27th Bookfair 28th Bookfair 30th Boite Choir Intro Rehearsal At YPS 1-3pm JUNE 1st Sporting Schools 3.15-4.30pm 2nd PUPIL FREE DAY Division Cross Country 3rd 2/3M Rosebank Visit 4th Winter Sports Gr 3-6 23 Station Street, Yea 3717 Ph. 5797 2724 [email protected] www.yeaps.vic.edu.au Students Sharing Information About Themselves Students Sharing Information About Themselves Students Sharing Information About Themselves Students Sharing Information About Themselves

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2/3M Rustin

• Rustin likes cars, diggers and

trucks. He also likes running.

F/1B Charlie

• Charlie loves his dogs. His favourite

wild animal is a dingo.

Yea Primary

Yea Primary School Newsletter

4/5F Hayden

• Hayden loves cricket and

football. He also likes playing

games.

2/3S Taj

• Taj moved to Yea Primary School

last year and is living in a tent at

Strath Creek. He likes to draw.

5/6U Cassy

• Cassy has five horses. She likes

riding quad bikes. She came

1st in the Cross Country.

F/1P Jack

• Jack loves to play with his dog

Lexie. He lives on a farm and has

calves.

30th April 2015—Issue 11

Dates to Remember

MAY

4th Sporting Schools 3.15pm - 4.30pm

6th 2/3S – Rosebank

7th Responsible Pet Ownership

Sub Finance Meeting 2.30pm

8th Mother’s Day Stall

Disco Bingo - 7.30pm

(Tickets available from Office)

11th School Council

Sporting Schools 3.15 - 4.30pm

18th Bookfair

Sporting Schools 3.15 - 4.30pm

19th Bookfair

20th Bookfair

F/1B - Rosebank

21st Bookfair

22nd Bookfair

25th Bookfair

Sporting Schools 3.15 - 4.30pm

26th Bookfair

Grandparents & Friends’ Afternoon

Tea 11.30am - 1.30pm

27th Bookfair

28th Bookfair

30th Boite Choir Intro Rehearsal

At YPS 1-3pm

JUNE

1st Sporting Schools 3.15-4.30pm

2nd PUPIL FREE DAY

Division Cross Country

3rd 2/3M Rosebank Visit

4th Winter Sports Gr 3-6

23 Station Street, Yea 3717

Ph. 5797 2724

[email protected]

www.yeaps.vic.edu.au

Students Sharing Information About ThemselvesStudents Sharing Information About ThemselvesStudents Sharing Information About ThemselvesStudents Sharing Information About Themselves

Cross Country

Travelling to Eildon PS for the Cluster Cross Country last week was lovely. The autumn colour was perfect and the

excitement of the students looking forward to their races was high. Mrs Male, Mr Fisher and I were very proud of the

sportsmanship of our students, and the encouragement they gave to their peers was great. The students all ran to

the best of their ability and many are already thinking about how they can improve their placing next year. The

following students will be par#cipa#ng in the Division event on the Yea Racecourse on 2nd June 2015 Melody, Abbey,

Cassy, Angus, Breanna, Shayla, Zoee, Nellie and Jayden. Good luck to these runners and congratula#ons to all our

students who have been training and ran at the Cluster Cross Country.

Anzac Day

It seems that all Anzac services were well a2ended this year and Yea’s service on Saturday was no excep#on. It was a

wonderful service and an example of how the whole community can work together to achieve something special. Our

singing group were so pa#ent and respec5ul standing for a long #me before they sang and then listening and

par#cipa#ng in the service. The songs they sang were enjoyed by many in the audience who joined in the singing.

Thank you to Sal and Miss Fillmore for their prepara#on for this event and also Miss Fillmore for suppor#ng the

students to make poppies in class for the many white crosses that were opposite the cenotaph.

Holly, Melody, Hunter and Tobias lay flowers on behalf of our school during the service and Caleb a2ended the

Glenburn service and represented our school in that community.

Our Parents & Friend’s under the organisa#on of Kylie Warren provided a delicious morning tea for many people in

the community a<er the service at the RSL. It was a very busy morning for all our parents and all the support was

appreciated by the school and Yea community.

Student Survey

Every year the Grade 5 and 6 students are required to fill out a student survey set up by the DET (Department of

Educa#on & Training). This was completed on Monday and the results are sent to the school later in the year.

Yea High School students

Syrena, Colby, Chloe and Declan students at Yea HS are running soccer sessions with our students on Wednesdays at

1.45 – 2.10pm. Last week the Founda#on students enjoyed some skills ac#vi#es and then a short game.

The following dates and #mes are for the rest of the school.

29th

April: Grade 1

6th

May: Grade 3/4

13th

May: Grade 2

20th

May: Grade 5/6

Breakfast Club

We are in need of a couple of toasters for breakfast club. If you have

a spare toaster that you are able to donate to the school it would be

appreciated.

Thank you,

Deb

Issue No. 11 Page 2 30th April 2015

School Crossing Safety Award this

week goes to Sophie & Sarah

Jade & Taj

Being Persistent and Resilient!

Issue No 11 Page 3 30th April 2015

CHAPPY’S CHAT—From the School Chaplain

A BIG hello to the Yea Primary School community! This is my third week at Yea Primary School and it’s been lovely meeting many children, parents and staff. So far we have started a ‘Lunchtime Live’ activities group at lunchtimes which involves sports, games, crafts, cartooning, dance and lots more for any students who wishes to participate. I’ve also been spending a lot of time assisting in the classroom which has been very beneficial in learning lots of names! I also get the opportunity to add to the newsletter! This week I wanted to mention that there are five ways to express love emotionally. Each care giver and child has a primary love language that, when spoken, makes us feel loved. They are listed below:

ACTS OF SERVICE- Do you remember the old saying, "Actions speak louder than words"? This may look like: * Helping or being helped with chores, school projects, making meals and snacks etc.

PHYSICAL TOUCH- Long before an infant understands the meaning of the word love, he or she feels loved by physical touch. This may look like:

* Receiving kisses, hugs, cuddles and high fives

Physical ac#vi#es: racing, wrestling, climbing in your lap etc.

QUALITY TIME– Giving your child your undivided attention is important. This may look like:

* Eating together, reading a story, playing a game/sport, doing crafts together etc

May this information bless you in your parenting. Keep smiling! Shelley Davis (School Chaplain)

We would love to receive

any dona#ons of wood

offcuts or tools to aid our

boys woodworking group

this term. Please give any

dona#ons to Jonathan

Fisher. Thank you for your

help! Shelley

School Uniform ShopSchool Uniform ShopSchool Uniform ShopSchool Uniform Shop

Open every ThursdayOpen every ThursdayOpen every ThursdayOpen every Thursday

Before & after schoolBefore & after schoolBefore & after schoolBefore & after school

TIMESTIMESTIMESTIMES

8:50am8:50am8:50am8:50am————9:10am9:10am9:10am9:10am

3:00pm3:00pm3:00pm3:00pm————3:20pm3:20pm3:20pm3:20pm

Don’t forget that every Tuesday is School Banking day. Students

need to bring in their deposit book

on this day. It will be returned at

the end of the week.

Issue No. 11 Page 4 30th April 2015

A huge thank you to all the families that chipped in to make the Anzac day catering fundraiser an absolute success on Saturday! It was a huge effort with our cakes, slices and sandwiches going down a treat at the RSL for lunch. Thank you to the following; Amanda Jolly, Maree Boyd, Natasha Ward, Liz Bastion, Karen Anstey, Gaye Garlick, Belinda Fisher, Kelly Harris, Sal Phillips, Brenda Stritch, Erin Papadopolous, Anne Smith, Heather Luke, Jane Marks, Belinda Dean, Leisel Gaetano, Megan Santarossa, Natalie Fulford, Lisa Russo, Deb Redding, Katherine Briggs, Tina Brunt, Beth Turvey, Carol Ross, Fiona Purvis, Meagan McLeish, Deb Schickerling, Cassie Crowe, Melly Henwood, Yujuan Qi, Jo Dignam, Kylie Fountain, Jane Finlay and of course Kay Granter (& kids), Amanda Ross (& kids), Lesley Hartman, Nick Behm, Nellie & Audrey Warren-Behm and the lovely kids from Yea High School who gave up their time on the day to help out. Without all of your hard work this would not have been possible. There are many plates for collection in the School office. Regards Kylie Warren.

DOLLY'S DISCO BINGO will be a hilarious night that will have you tapping your dabbers, dancing like a maniac from Fame and singing in your seat to all the classics.

Disco Bingo puts the DISCO into BINGO and the fun into a boring Friday night,

Dolly plays 20 secs of a well known song for players to mark off on their Disco Bingo tickets.

A disco bingo round mixes up the music from all genres... so even the musically challenged can play.

It’s just like regular bingo, but instead of shouting out numbers we play songs!

Bingo without the balls!

No 'Dancing Queen 17', just the music...

WHEN: Friday 8th May TIME: 7:30pm - 10pm... WHERE: Yea Shire Hall

TICKETS: $25 pp. Tickets available from Yea Primary School Office.

BYO Nibbles and Drinks

Tables of 10 - make your own or we can match you up.

LOTS OF PRIZES! Including Best Dressed!

Tickets need to be purchased before event as there will be no tickets available on the night or at the door.

Issue No. 11 Page 5 30th April 2015

Holly & Tobias pictured with School Leaders from other local schools visiting the Shrine last week

Students

participating in

Soccer for

Sporting

Schools

Issue No. 11 Page 6 30th April 2015

Issue No. 11 Page 7 30th April 2015

MUSIC LESSONS TERM 2

Introduction to: Guitar

Bass Guitar

Keyboards

Drums

Cost: Private Lesson $25.00 per 1/2hr

Group Lesson $15.00 per 1/2 hr

Instruments provided.

For further information contact Terry Redding.

Mobile 0427 312 561 A/H 5797 2710

Issue No. 11 Page 8 30th April 2015

NET SET GO – 2015

Net Set Go is a netball skilled based program for 5-10 year old

school children. We run a program of basic ball skills, drills and

modified matches.

Cost: $47 – includes 10 week program, Net Set Go Pack and

membership to Netball Victoria

Where: Yea Recrea#on Reserve (netball court)

When: Wednesdays 3.45pm – 4.45pm

Star#ng April 22 and concluding June 24

(There will be at least two Saturday sessions incorporated into

the 10 weeks, to be advised)

Co-ordinator – Cindy Hayes 0429 772 011

[email protected]

REGISTRATION

This year registra#on and payment is now online for the

convenience of parents.

Go to netsetgo.asn.au – find a club (Yea) and register.

Registra�ons will close on April 15.

*Please remember that a parent or guardian needs to be in

a2endance for the dura#on of each session for insurance

purposes.

Please consider this before registering your child.

START DATE

FRIDAY 17th APRIL 2015

EVERY FRIDAY 3.30pm to 4.30pm

YEA RECREATION OVAL

AGES: 5 to 9 years old

NEW CO ORDINATOR:

TATE MCGILLIVRAY

0417 556 376

Email: [email protected]

REGISTER ONLINE NOW: www.auskick.com.au