Snug Primary School
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2208 Channel Highway
Snug TAS 7054
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Email: snug.primary@decyp.tas.gov.au
Phone: 03 6267 9230
Fax: 03 6267 9650

2 June 2017

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Principal’s Report

Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher, is quoted as saying "change is the only constant in life." As a school community we are in a state of constant change and improvement and I am so awed by the way our community embraces this. New families, new programs, new ideas and new ways of learning – these are the things I see as I move around the school. This fortnight I thought I would share some quotes from our students in regard to the new playground equipment.

“ The climbing wall is the best. I think the students are really challenging themselves. They are happy to have something new.” – Tom C
“The slide is so fast” – Ollie B
“This is the best playground ever” – Skye K.
“We are making a Horse’s Head challenge” – Archie
“The swings are much better – but the chains are cold this morning!” - Brett D

Shortly you will receive information about booking a parent teacher interview time with your child’s teacher. At Snug we value the relationship between home and school as we know that students learn best when communication is open and frequent. Please make a time with your child’s teacher/s to discuss reports that will come home on June 16th and any other questions you may have about their learning.

Bonnie Jeffrey
Principal

Kath’s Spot

With winter hitting us hard already, it’s that season when coughs and colds seem to come around time and time again. Sometimes the kids are just starting to feel better, and then you feel miserable and you realise it has hit you as well.

Due to all the sickness, it’s time to be extra careful with making sure you and the kids have an extra jumper when out in the cold and getting some early nights. I know myself, if I have a late night I feel a little down, and perhaps even a bit teary. This can be overwhelming too when you don't feel the best, then put a sore throat on top of that and everything can feel much harder work.

This is when processes are a great tool. Put the kids to work after school and get them to unpack their lunchboxes and repack them and put them in the fridge ready for the next day. This then will help with the morning routine and may help to get out the door a few minutes earlier too. Of a morning, sometimes it feels like there is so much to do so one less thing to knock off the list, I'm sure will be great.

As a parent sometimes the kids say "I don't feel well" and it is such a hard thing to work out whether it is accurate or if they are feeling anxious about something. Ask data-related questions that help you as a parent work out if they are actually unwell. If they are worried about something at school, try to work out a plan, perhaps changing the morning routine or seeking help by chatting with their teacher, or myself, our Social Worker - Cindy or even Mrs. Jeffrey. Together as a team, we want everyone to feel welcome and safe. If there is anything we can do to make that happen, please let us know.

Many Blessings

Kath Dolliver
Chaplain

Assembly Awards

Class

Students

Year 1A

Leo H, Jonas S-B

Year 2B

Imby C, Mara B, Tavita A

Year 3A

Josh C, Kelsie D

Year 3B

Tyler N, Toby G

Year 2A

Jake M, Sebastian L, Edward N-B, Bailee E

Year 4B

Indigo L, Otto H

Year 5A

Matilda N-H, Eli S, Kaidan C

Year 5B

Dilly S, Phoenix H

Drama

Ruby S, Ena B, Elliott Mc

Class in Focus – The Year 3 Team

Last term in Science we looked at the characteristics of living things.

In English we are focusing on forms of Poetry.

Grade 3 Poems
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Grade 3 Poems
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Mrs Pullen works hard coming up with brilliant ideas for Art.

Grade 3 Artwork
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Grade 3 Artwork
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Inter School Cross Country

Drama News

Photos from the Grade 2 Play, “Rainbow Fish and Rainbow Fish Visits The Deep Blue Sea” are available to order from the office now for the following week. $1.00 per photo, cash only.

Kitchen-Garden News

Recent Recipes

SRC Disco

‘Save The Children’ Clothes Donations

Being eSmart

Book Club

Current book club orders due back Tuesday 20th June.

‘Little Sprouts’ and ‘Branching Out’

2017/2018 Entertainment Book

2016/2017 Entertainment books have now expired! Help our fundraising by buying the new membership (book or digital) from the school office. You’ll receive loads of fantastic offers and support our amazing school at the same time!

Click here to check out the great deals on offer:

https://online.flippingbook.com/view/123421/

Snug Primary Providore

Kingston High School Tours

Registration to Work with Vulnerable People

If you volunteer at Snug, you are required to register for “Registration to Work with Vulnerable People”. Please see attached for more information and complete and submit the application form online at the Department of Justice website.

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Coming Events

For more information please see our school calendar by clicking the link below:

https://snugps.schoolzineplus.com/calendar

Date

Event

12 June

Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday

16 June

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 3B hosting)

19 June – 23 June

Parent Teacher Interviews

20 June

School Association

26 June – 30 June

NAIDOC Week

30 June

Assembly, 2.00pm (NAIDOC)

3 July – 7 July

Growing Up Program

5 July

Grade 5 Play

7 July

Term 2 Ends

25 July

Term 3 Starts

28 July

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 2A hosting)

3 August

Band Tour

4 August

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 2B hosting)

15 August

School Association

16 August

Year 3 Play

23 August – 24 August

Year 5 Band Workshop

25 August

Book Parade

30 August – 1 September

Fathers Day Stall

8 September

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 1A hosting)

18 September – 29 September

Years 3-6 Swimming and Water Safety Program

19 September

School Association

22 September

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 1B hosting)

29 September

Term 3 Ends

16 October

Term 4 Starts

17 October

School Association

18 October – 19 October

Year 6 Band Workshop

20 October

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 6A hosting)

26 October – 27 October

Show Day Public Holiday and Student Free Day

2 November

Snug Athletics Day

3 November

Assembly, 2.00pm (Prep hosting)

10 November

Remembrance Day Assembly

15 November

Huon and Channel Athletics

17 November

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 6B hosting)

24 November

Schools Triathlon Challenge

1 December

DEC Annual Concert

1 December

Assembly, 2.00pm (Year 5A hosting)

5 December

Volunteers Morning Tea

13 December

Year 6 Graduation Assembly

15 December

Junior Beach Day

18 December

Year 6 Big Day Out

19 December

Kinder – Year 1 Final Assembly

20 December

Year 2 – Year 6 Final Assembly

21 December

Term 4 Ends

Term Dates for 2017