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Cavendish Primary School– A Rural Tradition of Excellence 1
Cavendish Primary School
23/07/2021 NEWSLETTER ISSUE 22
8-10 Barker Street Ph: (03) 55742282
Fax: (03) 55742353
(PO Box 28) Email:cavendish.ps@education.vic.gov.au
CAVENDISH VIC 3314 Website:
www.cavendishps.vic.edu.au
Principal’s Notes:
Dear parents and friends,
Well, the lockdown for the State of Victoria is continuing! Hopefully this
means we are back to face-to-face teaching next Wednesday 28th July.
Yesterday, the teachers all had class meetings on WebEx, it was wonderful
to see and talk to the students again. We have scheduled another WebEx
meeting for next Monday with our class groups at the same times. I know
the children are really missing being with their friends and classmates. It is
an opportunity to catch up, share news and connect with each other. The
children are doing a wonderful job in their remote learning tasks. I know it
is not easy juggling your own work and assisting your children in their
school work. So, families please take a moment each day to say well done
and know that you are supporting your children incredibly well.
We held our School Council meeting online Wednesday night with all our
councillors in attendance. We have had to postpone a site visit with the
architect twice now due to restrictions, so we are still waiting for our final
plans for the stadium upgrade. Today, we had new laser light put on the
covered in area next to Miss Purnell's room. It has made a huge difference
to the area with more natural light coming though. It is also UV protectant
which makes the area SunSmart for play times. Thank you to Karl Price for
organizing this.
After discussions with the School Council and Mr Hill, we have decided to
postpone his afternoon tea to say thankyou due to restrictions. We will
now make a formal farewell to Mr Hill at the end of year presentation night.
Mr and Mrs Hill are now safely back in Victoria after enjoying their travels
but were much happier when enjoying the warmer Queensland weather.
We are still in the process of advertising for a classroom teacher to teach
in the Year 5 & 6 room. Mrs Bell has been doing an outstanding job with
the Year 5 & 6’s but she would like to enjoy her semi-retirement more, so
she will be returning to her tutoring and art roles. Mrs Bell will continue
teaching the year 5 & 6s till this role is finalised.
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CAVENDISH PRIMARY SCHOOL
July 2021
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Senior Hoop
Time
August 2021
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Pupil Free
Day
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
School
Photos
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Book Week
Dress Up
Day
29 30 31
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All Hoop time games have been postponed and they are trying to
reschedule both the Years 3/4 and 5/6 events. We will advise the
dates as soon as we receive the information. If you have already
paid the Hoop time fee of $5 we will hold this over until we know
further details.
We have a student free day on Monday 2nd August, the staff will
be working on preparing for our review in Term four. School Council
Lisa Ferrier Michael Todd: President
Simon Thomas: V/President
Alicia Lewis: Secretary
Claire has been busy working in the Environment Centre. She has Sally Purnell: Treasurer
built this new structure for planting strawberries
Ben Cross
Karl Price
Callie Leese
Nikaila Glenn
Lisa Ferrier
STUDENT LEADERSHIP
TEAM
School Captains: Isabel
Hurley and Ruby Packman
Junior School Council
Presidents: Sydney Todd
and Tasha Smee
Bus Captains: Ctayah
Roberts, Addison Nettleton,
Hugh Price, Lexi Thomas and
Fletcher Price
Music Captain: Codi
Claire has also purchase some new fruit trees Walmsley
Library Monitors: Max
Wright, Talia Price and
Fletcher Price
House Captains: Wannon -
Ruby Packman & Tasha Smee
Glenelg - Isabel Hurley,
Sydney Todd & Codi Walmsley
PARENTS’ CLUB
Presidents Trish Hurley
Vice Presidents Kate Thomas &
Didi Todd
Secretary Merryn Coughlin
Uniforms Callie Leese
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2021 calendar — key dates
August
Monday, 2nd - Pupil-free day
Friday, 13th - School Photos (fingers crossed!)
Thursday, 26th - Book Week—book character dress-up day
September
Friday, 17th - Last day of term 3 - 2.30pm dismissal
October
Monday, 4th - First day of term 4
Wednesday, 13th - Musica Viva performance
Thursday, 28th - MARC Readers Cup at Dunkeld PS for selected students
November
Tuesday, 2nd - Melbourne Cup holiday
Friday, 19th - Pupil-free day
Mon 22nd - Fri 26th & Tues 30th - Fri 3rd Dec— Swimming Lessons HILAC 1-2pm
December
Friday, 10th - Swimming carnival - Balmoral Pool
Wednesday, 15th - Presentation evening, 7pm / Friday, 17th- Final day of term 4
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The new laserlight looks great.
Clean and bright!
Notices distributed at school this week:
•
School Mission Statement:
Cavendish Primary School provides a warm, friendly and caring
environment that enhances and challenges learning, personal
growth and well-being of students. The school has high
expectations for staff and students and aims to create a
stimulating and supportive environment for all its students to
excel in their learning and personal growth.
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Hughie,
Cooper and
Mietta busy
building at
school!
Cavendish Primary School– A Rural Tradition of Excellence 7 Miss Ferrier doing the weeding during her lunchbreak! What a gem!!
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Great work!
By Sydney
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Cavendish Primary School– A Rural Tradition of Excellence 11
Fletcher
Hang in there
everyone.
Hopefully you
will be back at
school soon!! Hughie
MiettaCavendish Primary School– A Rural Tradition of Excellence 12
Well done everyone.
Great effort!
By EmmaCavendish Primary School– A Rural Tradition of Excellence 13
Another Pfizer clinic is
running next week if any-
one is interested in hav-
ing the vaccine.Cavendish Primary School– A Rural Tradition of Excellence 14
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Joke of Week Birthdays for July
Sienna Huf (10th)
We thank the following businesses
and organisations for their sponsor-
ship and support of the School and we
encourage all school families to sup-
port the businesses and clubs that
support the school.
Kerr & Co, Techwool Trading,
Mibus Bros. Portland, Coates
Electrical, Nutrien Ag Solutions School Bank Account Details
Hamilton, Hamilton Produce,
Mitre 10, Coles Supermarket, Name: Cavendish Primary School
Dunkeld & District Community
Bank ®, Lions Club of Caven- Council
dish, Bunyip Hotel, Bridge Café,
Toyworld, Cavendish Communi- BSB: 633000
ty Service, Tops n Tails
Account: 145589081
THANK YOU!
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upcoming events on the webpage and see a
range of photos of the students on our
Facebook page.
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