PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

At this week’s assembly, we had a special presentation from The Links Woolworths store. They announced that out of 16 schools in their area, our school had collected the most stickers during last year’s Earn and Learn Program.

The children were shown some if the items that their teachers selected with the reward points. I’m pleased to say that the wonderful resources that we have selected have arrived and will be put into the classrooms for the children to use.

Thank you to all the families that collected stickers to make these resources available to our children.

Recently we have had staff cars damaged in the school car park due to unauthorised vehicles accessing the car park. I’d like to remind you that no parents are allowed to park in the staff car park at any time. The oval carpark and streets are available for you to park and walk your children to and from school. Please remember not to block other parents in and be patient as you leave the car park each day. Thank you

Have a great weekend

Ron Cantlon
Principal

TERM DATES

Term 3:
16 July to 21 September 2018

Term 4:
8 October to 20 December (2.30pm school students finish)
21 December (school teachers finish)

Last day of each term is a 2.30pm finish

SCHOOL MATTERS

Library News – Book Review

TITLE – DRAGONFLY

AUTHOR – JULIA GOLDING

AR LEVEL – 6.1 (15.0 points)

Dragonfly is about a girl called Taoshira (Tashi) and Prince Ramil. They are forced to marry to unite their countries, but they loathe each other.

While horse-riding they are kidnapped and taken across the border.

Will something change between them? Read this book and you will find out.

An extraordinary adventure through time, two people desperate to save their countries from war.

I would recommend this book for years 4, 5 and 6. A thrilling read. You must read this book!

Review by Jenna H   6AR

VALUED STUDENT

STUDENT SHOWCASE

STUDENT VOICE

Student Voice 2018

Student Voice consists of a group of year 4-6 students where one representative has voted by their peers from every class as well as the school captains and vice-captains. Student Voice promotes student attendance by presenting the ‘It’s Cool to be at School’ awards as well as promoting all of the wonderful things that happen here at OSPS. The students discuss issues that are going on in the school, voice concerns from around the yard and brainstorm ideas to solve them. Student Voice also looks to implement different initiatives that these elected students are passionate about.

Our Student Voice Representatives for 2018 are:

4AS – Archie L
4DK – Finn R
4TM – Julian H
4GZ – Laila W
4KB – Charlotte M

5MS – Reanna B
5MB – Miyu W
5EE – Antonios R
5HP – Lauren O
5NK – Campbell H

6AR – Eilam H
6SA – Anthea D
6FW – Maya N
6CR –Steph C
6CS – Harry R

Captains:

Boy – Ethan G
Girl – Teona R

Boy Vice – Jaewoo K
Girl Vice – Lily C

COMMUNITY NEWS

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