Welcome Back for Term Four!

Hello everyone!

I trust you all had a fabulous holiday and enjoyed your time away from school. I also hope you followed my instructions and did not spend the entire fortnight locked away in your room watching TV and playing games!

Term Four is, as always, jam-packed with events, so prepare yourself for the whirlwind.

Some reminders:
Dancing lessons start this week (Week One) and continue throughout the term. Our class, along with Mr Eaves' class, has our lessons every Thursday from 1.10 to 2.10pm. Most students have already paid their money but there are a few who have not, so please send your form and money to school ASAP.

Graduation Photographs - Ah yes...after 11 terms together, our Year 6 students are reaching the end of their Primary School life! As per usual, I need some photographs from each Yr 6 student, for use in the graduation ceremony PPT. I am looking for between 3 - 6 photos from each student, and from when they were babies/toddlers, or cute K-P youngsters! If possible, we would prefer it if the photos are scanned in at home (as a high res JPEG) and then sent to school on a USB. If this is not possible, physical photos are fine. I need them all in by Week 5.

Yr 6 Camp to Kalgoorlie - this is happening in Wk 4. I have been asked to go along, so the Yr 4 and 5 students will have a relief teacher for that week.

Swimming lessons: Having the three year levels makes things a bit tricky! At this point (it may change), it looks like this:

• Year 4 have their lessons from Monday the 19th to Friday the 30th of November, from 10.20am to 12.00pm.
• Year 5 have their lessons from Monday the 19th to Friday the 30th of November, from 1.20 to 3.00pm.
• Year 6 have their lessons from Monday the 5th to Friday the 16th of November, from 12.30 to 3.00pm.

Yr 6 Citizenship Portfolios: The portfolios are due Wednesday the 17th of October - be sure all sections are completed!

Whew! This is just a small snapshot of the whirlwind that is Term Four! I will provide further information as the term progresses.

Here's to a productive and fantastic T4!

Mr Sanderson