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Ardtornish NewsletterTerm 1 Week 1 - Friday 3rd February 2023
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No 1
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In this Issue
Diary Dates
February 7th – Norwood Pool - Rm’s 4/6/8 24th – Yr 5/6 Softball Carnival March 3rd – Swimming Carnival 9th – Sports Day June 26th – JP Swimming Week July 31st – Yrs 3-5 Swimming Week Road Crossing
Monitors Wed 1st Feb - Tue 7th Feb Oscar P, Caleb B, Lennex F Wed 8th Feb – Tue 14th Feb Agam S, Edward H, Alistair A Wed 15th Feb – Tue 21st Feb Brodie G, Lucas M, Nathaniel B Please arrive by 8.25am |
Promoting and safeguarding wellbeing
through the work of Nat Hall, our Student Wellbeing Leader and Autism Inclusion Teacher
Working in my roles on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday I support students, parents, carers, teachers and the wider school community to promote and safeguard wellbeing. Our school values include being kind, showing respect and bouncing back. All these values need to be proactively taught so students interact more positively, understand other’s perspectives and have the ability to resolve issues related to interpersonal conflict. Students are all at different stages of development and require our support and encouragement to handle life’s challenges in a positive manner. If students are experiencing difficulties with the following I am here to listen and help with:
Additional to my role as Student Wellbeing Leader I am also the Autism Inclusion Teacher. In this role I will:
Raising children and the concerns students bring home can be challenging. I am here to support you by working to find the best possible options for additional support. Parents and caregivers can contact me through the school by calling through the front office or sending me an email. Parents and the wider community can contact me by:
Remember, you are not alone. Mrs Hall |
Canteen ROSTERTuesday 7th Jenni F
Wednesday 8th Deborah M, Jenni F Thursday 9th Chris G, Michele S Friday 10th Diane B, Tui M, Deneice P Tuesday 14th Michele S Wednesday 15th Robyn S, Michele S Thursday 16th Anna M, Michele S Friday 17th Sharon D, Lisa M, Jenni F 
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Building strong links between home and school begins at Acquaintance Night. Knowing more about school and classroom programs provides caregivers with opportunities to encourage their children to engage more fully with school. Hence your attendance at this year’s Acquaintance Night is greatly appreciated by all staff.
In their sessions staff will provide you with an overview of their classroom program and some of the learning practices your children will engage in. They also explain and answer questions about classroom organisation and routines.
Please come along and hear from your child’s teacher, even if they have been in the class before, as programs and routines change from year to year.
If you are unable to visit on the night please be aware that staff can make appointments with parents to talk about a student’s achievement, at any time, to ensure that the school and home partnership is strengthened.
Teachers will run two sessions on Acquaintance Night. Session 1 will be from 6:00 – 6:45 and Session 2 from 7:00 – 7:45
By completing the online booking form by clicking the following link www.schoolinterviews.com.au
In their sessions staff will provide you with an overview of their classroom program and some of the learning practices your children will engage in. They also explain and answer questions about classroom organisation and routines.
Please come along and hear from your child’s teacher, even if they have been in the class before, as programs and routines change from year to year.
If you are unable to visit on the night please be aware that staff can make appointments with parents to talk about a student’s achievement, at any time, to ensure that the school and home partnership is strengthened.
Teachers will run two sessions on Acquaintance Night. Session 1 will be from 6:00 – 6:45 and Session 2 from 7:00 – 7:45
By completing the online booking form by clicking the following link www.schoolinterviews.com.au
The Library, Gym, Science, Japanese and Music Rooms will be open from 6.30-7.30pm on Acquaintance Night. Please feel free to drop by and find out what your children are learning.
Annual General Meeting in the Library - 8.00pm Tuesday 7th February
Child Supervision for Acquaintance Night and the AGM - Children do not attend these meetings and should remain home. However, to support your attendance at Acquaintance Night/AGM, we offer supervision of school aged students in the Library, and then the Computer Room for the AGM, if you are unable to make alternative arrangements for their supervision. Children cannot be left to play in the yard unsupervised. Parents will need to use the online form to book in their child in and on the night sign them in and out of care.
Bookings for child care for children over 4 years old
To book your child into care please go to the following link https://forms.gle/zpMXZUoCHesv3e4D8
Annual General Meeting in the Library - 8.00pm Tuesday 7th February
Child Supervision for Acquaintance Night and the AGM - Children do not attend these meetings and should remain home. However, to support your attendance at Acquaintance Night/AGM, we offer supervision of school aged students in the Library, and then the Computer Room for the AGM, if you are unable to make alternative arrangements for their supervision. Children cannot be left to play in the yard unsupervised. Parents will need to use the online form to book in their child in and on the night sign them in and out of care.
Bookings for child care for children over 4 years old
To book your child into care please go to the following link https://forms.gle/zpMXZUoCHesv3e4D8
