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Ardtornish NewsletterTerm 2 Week 3 - 18th May 2018
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No 7
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In this issue
Diary Dates
May 22nd – Boys Netball, Street Smart Road Safety Rm’s 18,22, 24, 30 & 31 25th – Room 19 Zoo Snooze, Assembly 10am 30th – Sports Committee Meeting 7pm June 1st - Room 20 Zoo Snooze 8th - PUPIL FREE DAY 11th - PUBLIC HOLIDAY 15th - Choir Assessment 17th - Pedal Prix 20th - SAPSASA Boys Football Carnival, Zoo Snooze Rm 24 21st – Zoo Snooze Rm 18 25th – Governing Council 7pm 27th - Volunteers Morning Tea 28th - School Photos 29th – School Group Photos Road Crossing
Monitors Tue 29th May – Mon 4th June Mia H, Skye H, Ayla W Tue 5th June – Mon 11th June Maddi L, Asha D, Grace E Tue 12th June – Mon 18th June Carlos G, Djuro D, Riley D Please arrive by 8.25am |
Take a Stand Against Bullying
This week our students attended a performance entitled The Protectors. They learnt about the importance of being assertive, rather than passive or aggressive should they encounter bullying. The Protectors' is an emotional wellbeing resource that has been researched and developed in association with teachers and students. It offers concrete solutions children can practice to protect themselves from hurtful comments and negative behaviours they may encounter
Throughout the performance, clear instructions on cyber safety were delivered in a fun, memorable way. Children were able to empathise and appreciate the devastating consequences of cyber bullying. They were encouraged to use their “cyber protect tools “of Tell, Block, Delete.
'The Protectors' unlocked the secrets of body language and gave 'Protector Tools' to curb aggressive behaviour.
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Canteen ROSTERTuesday 29th Michele S
Wednesday 30th Mary-Anne R Thursday 31st Emma S Friday 1st Rhonda P, Stacey C Tuesday 5th Michele S Wednesday 6th Michele S Thursday 7th Jenni K Friday 8th Grace J, Helen G, Simon S A Friendly Reminder
Have you coached an Ardtornish Primary School Sports Team in the past but are no longer in this role? If so, please make sure that you return any equipment or coaches folders to the front office. Then they can be distributed to the existing teams.
Many thanks APS Sports Committee 
Dear Parents,
School photography day is coming up very soon. Thursday June 28th for class photos and Friday 29th June for Group Photos. Group and portrait photographs can be purchased by going to www.advancedlife.com.au and using the Online Order Code: 4M3 KGD 8R2 or by using the envelope. Important Information: • School photos purchased online DO NOT require envelopes returned to school*(envelopes will be given out shortly.) • Don’t forget to order your sibling photos now • Late fees/additional charges will be applied for purchases after photo day • Photos will be returned to your school for distribution approximately six weeks after photos are taken *Sibling photographs must be ordered either online or by order envelope prior to the day of photography. A photograph will not be taken without an order. Sibling photographs only apply to children enrolled at the school.. advancedlife would like to express our appreciation to Ardtornish Primary School for placing your trust in us. Please remember we offer a 100% money back guarantee on our products to ensure your peace of mind. We would also love to receive your feedback or resolve any issues you may experience as fast as possible, to ensure your satisfaction. If you have any questions, comments or feedback relating to your advancedlife experience please contact us at- [email protected] |
AssemblyWeek 4 – Friday 25th May 10am
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Pupil Free DayFriday 8th June and
Monday 3rd September |
Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Ardtornish Library.
Tuesday 22nd May to Monday 28th May. The Library will be open before and after school for purchases. Every purchase you make earns rewards for our school. 
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Enrolments 2019Later this term we will be looking at predicted student numbers for next year. Accurate enrolment details are needed so we can determine numbers for our classes.
Therefore if your family is considering moving, it is important that you let us know, as well as your new school, as soon as possible. If you have a younger sibling to start next year and you haven't completed an enrolment form yet, please come in and speak to the front office staff. 2019 Preschoolers enrolments in OSHC
As of January 2019 Ardtornish OSHC can no longer accept preschool enrolments.
As Outside School hours Care is primarily for school children, and the demand for care within the school is increasing, in 2019 we can only safely and economically manage to provide care to students of Ardtornish Primary and surrounding schools. Please refer to Skoolbag, Google+ or obtain a hardcopy from the front office for further information. 
Recognising those who give a little and change a lot. National Volunteers Week kicks off Monday 21st May to recognise and thank more than 25,000 volunteers who dedicate their time and energy to help out in schools, preschools and children centres.
Ardtornish Primary School will be having a morning tea to thank all of our wonderful volunteers on Wednesday June 27th, invitations will be sent out shortly. |
Flat Stanley's Holiday Adventures - Room 24
Room 24 took Flat Stanley home during the holidays so he could enjoy time with his fellow class mates.
How many adventures did he have! Stanley (for short) travelled to Darwin with a quick stop in Alice Springs. He went bowling, spent several days on the giant Rocking Horse, he went to lots of football matches, travelled on a plane to the MCG, saw the ultrasound of his host families brother or sister, he went to lots of different parks, cooked lots of dinners, played games, made new friends, both human and animal. Stanley was such a busy guy and at the moment he is visiting London, we can’t wait to see those photos.
Stanley had such a lovely time and we look forward to his adventures during term 2. He may be lucky enough to go on our camp!
How many adventures did he have! Stanley (for short) travelled to Darwin with a quick stop in Alice Springs. He went bowling, spent several days on the giant Rocking Horse, he went to lots of football matches, travelled on a plane to the MCG, saw the ultrasound of his host families brother or sister, he went to lots of different parks, cooked lots of dinners, played games, made new friends, both human and animal. Stanley was such a busy guy and at the moment he is visiting London, we can’t wait to see those photos.
Stanley had such a lovely time and we look forward to his adventures during term 2. He may be lucky enough to go on our camp!
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