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LAKE MONGER PRIMARY SCHOOL
26 Dodd Street, Wembley. Phone 9387 4536
Diane.Tomlinson@education.wa.edu.au
www.lakemongerps.wa.edu.au
4 June 2019
NEWSLETTER No 8 2019
COMING EVENTS Dear Parents, Students and Community Members
Welcome back to school after the WA Day long weekend. I hope you all
Wed 5 June 8:10am Breakfast Club enjoyed the break and were able to take advantage of the sunny weather
Canteen before the wintery conditions return later this week.
9:00am – 10:00am Eagles
football clinic with football team We have had a busy and enjoyable
1:00pm – 2:00pm Year 5 fortnight since the last newsletter, in-
Basketball clinic with the cluding the arrival of ‘Bella’ our cow
Wildcats for the Picasso Cow Competition.
Thurs 6 June 8:30am School Banking One hundred and twenty entries were
Canteen received for the naming of the cow
8:40am – 9:40am Yr 4–6 sport competition and ‘Bella’ was decided
(Faction T shirt Thursday) upon as the name by our judges.
SEDA football clinics
Fri 7 June 11:40am – 3:05pm Years 4–6
Interschool Winter carnival
Mon 10 June 7:30am Running Club
Run, Jump, Throw Thank you to Mr Justin Douglass and
Tues 11 June 8:15am Uniform Shop Mr Carl Sexton for their work with our
Wed 12 June 8:10am Breakfast Club competition entry.
Canteen
2:40pm Staff meeting The children enjoyed the visit from the
Thurs 13 June 8:30am School banking Life Ed Van last week. The topics
8:40am 9:40 am Yr 4–6 sport covered support the children’s health
(Faction T shirt Thursday) and wellbeing program, as did the visit
Fri 14 June 1:00pm Faction Cross on Friday 31 May from Rick the Rock
Country. Eagle and Brad Dalzeil from the West Coast Eagles football club.
Mon 17 June 7:30am Running Club
Run, Jump, Throw
5:30pm P&C meeting
Tues 18 June 8:15am Uniform Shop
1:00pm – 2:10 pm
Children’s Sing Festival
NEWSLETTER
The Kindy class had a hospital familiarisation incursion to increase their
knowledge and reduce their anxiety about hospitalisation and medical care.
They had a lot of fun using a range of medical equipment such as wheel-
chairs, crutches and bandages and were able to role play on a life size doll.
NAME ANNOUNCED FOR NEW SECONDARY COLLEGE IN SUBIACO
Dental Van The Minister for Education and Training, Hon Sue Ellery has announced that
The Leederville Dental Van the new secondary college for Subiaco will be named Bob Hawke College.
is located at Mount Bob Hawke College Principal John Burke looks forward to working towards
Hawthorn Primary School. delivering what will be an exceptional learning environment for the first intake
Any emergencies please of 250 students in 2020.
call 0408 926 794. Enrolments for Bob Hawke College are now open for Year 7 students for
2020. You can pick up an Application for Enrolment form from our front office.
Have you enrolled for
Kindergarten and Pre-Primary 2020?
Enrolments are now open for Kindergarten and Pre-
Primary in 2020. Please call into the school office as
soon as possible to complete enrolment forms. Many
families missed out on a place for Kindy this year so if
you know of someone requiring a place for 2020,
please let them know. Closing date for applications is
Friday 26 July 2019. Current Kindy families will need
to fill out a new enrolment form for Pre-Primary 2020.
NATIONAL SIMULTANEOUS READING ACTIVITY
Charlotte Hull from Year 5 read the story ‘Alpacas with Maracas’ by Matt Cosgrove, to the
whole school over the PA at 11:00am on Wednesday 22 May, as we celebrated National
Simultaneous Reading Day along with over 1,138,889 participants, from over
11,554 locations, making 2019 the biggest and most successful year yet, with 1 in 28
people in Australia reading simultaneously! Charlotte was accompanied by David Stefkovski
Year 5 on maracas. Activities related to the story were available for children to complete
after the reading.
SCHOOL PHOTOS
The school photo days are Wednesday and Thursday 19 and 20 June. Further information
will be out to parents shortly.
REPORTS
Semester 1 reports and work books (Kindergarten and Pre Primary) will not be available prior to the advertised date.
Please refer to your term planner for details.
LIBRARY
Children and parents are reminded that the library is opened before school on Monday and Wednesday for borrowing and
returning books.
BIKE HELMETS
While it is terrific that children are riding their bikes to and from school, it has been reported that some children are not
wearing a helmet. It is compulsory under Western Australian law to wear a helmet while riding your bike for safety reasons.
Thank you to parents for ensuring your children wear a helmet when bike riding.
DROP OFF AND PICK UP OF CHILDREN
Parents are asked to please adhere to the parking signs around the school when dropping off and picking up children.
Please follow the footpaths when entering and exiting the front entrance to the school grounds. This is the safest route.
Thank you to children that walk their bike, scooter etc. while on school grounds.
The staff car parks are not available for parent parking.
STUDENT DRESS REQUIREMENTS
Thank you very much to our parents who always ensure their child/ ren wear the Lake Monger school uniform. Now the
cooler weather is here some children are wearing items that are not a part of the school uniform i.e.: leggings, different col-
oured windcheater tops, denim items of clothing etc. Children are required to wear hats all year round. Caps are not a part
of our school uniform.
Sunsmart Message Thank you very much to Mrs Pamela Van der Meulen and Mrs Judy
Dickinson our volunteer uniform co-ordinators for all their work.
Protection from the sun involves five YEAR 6 GRADUATION
simple steps – slip, slop, slap, seek The Year 6 graduation will be held on Friday 6 December
and slide. commencing at 9:00 am in the undercover area.
DOGS ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
Due to health and safety reasons, please do not bring dogs onto
school grounds.
CLASSROOM CASH
The West Australian, The Weekend West and The Sunday
Times are giving Western Australian schools the chance
to WIN a share of $17,000.
Please collect as many Classroom Cash entry coupons as
possible from these editions of The West Australian, The
Weekend West and The Sunday Times so Lake Monger
Primary School can have a chance to win a share of the
money on offer.
Please give your completed coupons to your classroom teacher.
The Weekend West The Sunday Times The West Australian
Saturday, June 1 Sunday, June 2 Wednesday, June 5
Saturday, June 8 Sunday, June 9
Thank you to Mrs Catherine Humphryson for coordinating this competition.
P&C
The next P&C meeting is on Monday 17 June in the Conference Room commencing at 5.30pm.
Vision and eyes
Good vision is important for learning and quality of life. Watch for any of the following
in your child:
covering/closing one eye when reading
holding books very close
complaining of eyestrain or headache
complaining of double vision or blurred vision with reading or board viewing
complaining of words moving on a page
losing place when reading, or skipping words and lines
inattention or short attention span when reading, or
rubbing the eyes.
Please note: Medicare covers the cost of an eye examination.
If you have a concern about your child’s vision please contact a doctor, optometrist or
your local Community Health Nurse.
Community Health Nurse.
AWARDS ASSEMBLY 24 MAY RECIPIENTS
PP Phoebe - Caring
Work of the
Y1 Hershiv - Respect Fortnight
Y2 Molly - Perseverance
PP B Kseniia Dmitrieva
Kandinsky Artwork Zugen Selden
Adi Patel
PP Kseniia Dmitrieva
Mrs Wishy-Washy Adi Patel
PP R Drashti Patel
Painting
Y1 P Zachary Morris Book Evaluation William Bunyan
Y1
PP Chloe Simeons Y1 W Ben Sibly Fire Artwork Sonam Lhatshog
Aneri Patel Pihoo Patel Fire Artwork
Keerat Kaur
Zugen Selden Y2 Sofia Bezzene Spelling Y2 Sofia Bezzene
Y1 Damien Tan
Daniel Bezzene
Sharvari Kamble Tenzin Dorjee
Y2/3 Khedrup Namgyel Persuasive writing Y2/3
Younten Drukgyel Shlok Patel
Ngawang Pelmo
Y3 Maj Uludong Writing and spelling Y3 Ahmed Janjua
Y2 Khamsum Wangdi
Tshering Wangyel
Zhenphen Yangchen Y4 Tandin Zangmo Maths Investigation
Phuntsho Choda
Y4
Y2/3 Vrund Patel Logan Greaves Kuengha Tenzin
Y5 Watercolour
Molly Parker Tsherab Kinga
Tandin Dorji Y5 David Stefkovski
Y6 Pop Art
Alex Burns
Younten Drukgyel Y6 Yousra Fakir
Yugyel Lhazin Sensational sentence
EAL/D EAL/D Namgyal Dukpa
Ilya Muhamad writing
Blake Buckenara, Artin
Kouchakpur, Hibbah Noor, Phys- Jason Chen
Panya Shah, Ace James, Ed Marley Labib-Histon
Damien Tan, Keya Panwar,
Lamiya Zaveri, Ava
Spielvogel, Ilya Muhamad,
Meet Patel, Keshvi Patel,
Hershiv Patel, Tathya Patel,
Catheryn Mok, Tshering
Choda, Shlok Patel,
Saviona Pradhan, Zhenphen
Yangchen, Ninanma Rai,
Vishwa Brahmbhatt,
Jamyang Woekar, Elliott
Uludong
WORK OF THE FORTNIGHT
Congratulations also to the students listed above who were announced as Work of the Fortnight recipients. Please view the
children’s work on display in the office.
ASSEMBLY
Thank you to Miss Sarah Boswell’s Year 1 class for presenting their item assembly on Friday 24 May. The audience
thoroughly enjoyed the item ‘Room on the Broom’ and the children are to be congratulated.
Congratulations to the children listed above who received awards at this assembly.
Also, Thank you to Miss Pendray Harrison’s Year 3 class for hosting the assembly on Friday 31 May. Congratulations to
the children listed on the following pages who received awards.
The next assembly (item) will be held on Friday 21 June commencing at 8:40 am and conducted by Ms Carol Johnson’s
Year 1 class.
AWARDS ASSEMBLY 31 MAY RECIPIENTS
Work of the
Fortnight
Pema Yethro
PP
PP Nicolas - Responsibility Manasvi Patel
PP B Pema Yethro Shape Picture
Y5 Rajveer - Responsibility
Y5 Tisha - Responsibility Druksen Lham
Y1 P Avari Phipps Owl poster Y1 Charlotte Matheson
Y1 W Norzin Wangyel House design Sushanth Namburi
Keshvi Patel House design
Zoe Kenzle Spelling test Zoe Kenzle
Y2 Y2
Jamyang Dorji Recount writing Jamyang Dorji
Y2/3 Cathryn Mok Persuasive writing Tshering Choda
Y2/3
Shlok Patel
PP Arsha Izadi Y3 Marly Uludong Art background
Rose Polito
Y3 Yenten Norbu
Y1 Nathaniel Gregory Y4 Yoechang Tshering Rules and laws task
Y3 Tshering Wangyel Layla Sibly
Y5 Job applications Y4 Hanna Patel
Etsuo Namgay Logan Greaves
Olivia Rohani
Y5 Elliott Uludong Y6 Pop art Tisha Patel
Nathan Cox Y5
Rigden Dorji
Ahmed Janjua
Ramadan recount
EAL/D Khedrup Namgyel Y6 Nathan Cox
After school recount
Aaron Jose
EAL/D
Tshering Selden
Damien Tan, Sushanth Phys- Charlotte Hull
Namburi, Jamyang Woekar, Ed Eli Burns
Ninanma Rai, Elliott
Uludong
COMMUNITY NOTICES
A FREE program that
teaches practical and
effective ways to
enhance family relation-
ships and manage
common child behaviour
issues.
Who is this program for?
Parents, carers and/or grandparents of a
child aged between 3 and 8 years.
What is involved?
Seminar Series – 90-minute talks on:
◦ children’s behaviour
– the tough part of parenting
◦ raising confident children
◦ raising emotionally resilient children.
Discussion Group – small, 2-hour groups:
◦ misbehaving
◦ fighting and aggression
◦ hassle-free shopping with children.
Group Triple P – 8-week parenting course.
How do I book?
Visit www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/
parentgroups. All things Parenting
If unable to book online, contact the June 2019
Child Health Booking System on WEST LEEDERVILLE BRANCH
1300 749 869.
Parent Child Connection Tues 4-25 Jun 6.30-9pm
Childcare: Please do not bring babies and children $50pp/$75 couple
over the age of 6 months to the group. You will
need to make your own childcare arrangements Rock and Water Program Sat 15 June 8.30am–
for them. Crèche may be available at some
12.30pm $70 per pair
venues. (Please check and organise through the
venue). You can bring babies into groups for
feeding. Dads Raising Teenage Girls Mon 17 Jun 6.30-9pm
$30 per person
Visit www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/parentgroups for Places are limited – please contact (08) 6164 0239 to
more information. register today
For more information about our courses and work-
shops, please click here or visit
www.relationshipswa.org.au
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