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Bike Ed and Bike Maths
This week 4D have been getting stuck into anything Bikes!
Today we have been calculating the circumference of a wheel…. we have discovered the circumference is very close to multiplying the diameter by 3. Which is very close to multiplying the number by pi.
What is pi?
Isabella’s Garden
4D and Prep D spent yesterday’s Literacy lesson reading and celebrating the book Isabella’s Garden.
THE BIGGEST RAFFLE EVER!
THE BIGGEST RAFFLE EVER!
If you have not already purchased tickets for the Market Day raffle, come on down to the front of the school between 8.30am- 9am and 3pm-4pm. ENDS THIS FRIDAY 13!!
The prizes are incredible, ranging from family passes to Luna Park, AMF bowling, Eureka Skydeck and Gravity Zone to gift hampers, Restaurant Vouchers and incredible Golf Day vouchers.
There are two raffles; minor and major.
Minor ticket prices are $2 each, $5 for 3, $10 for 8
Major Ticket prices are $5 per ticket.
Please bring some money to school on drop off and pick up, you won’t regret entering into this raffle!
You’ve got to be in it to win it!
Year 6 Market
Thank you Year 6 and Teachers for a fun filled day! It was really well organized and I felt you really looked after the younger students. My kids are already thinking of their idea to sell for their Market Day! 
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Year 6 Market
Year 6 Market
The Year 6’s have been working hard to get ready for this Friday’s market (6th November). They are very excited to be offering a huge range of different products, services and games. There will be something for everyone!!
In addition to raising money for the school and the year 6 graduation, the market will help raise valuable funds for the Starlight Foundation. Please wear free dress and bring a gold coin donation to support this worthy cause.
You will note that representatives from year 6 have been selling raffle tickets throughout the week at the front of the school during drop off and pick up time. The prizes from the raffle have been donated from businesses all over the Peninsula and beyond. Please make sure you give yourself a great chance to win a prize by buying some tickets, it is an amazing raffle. You’ve got to be in it to win it!!
Below is a list of each of the stalls, what they have to offer and the price range of their products.
| Stall Name | Stall Idea | Prices |
| Big Mouth | Throwing games & quoits | .50 – $2 |
| Colour Splash | Face Paint, Paper Plate Art | $1 |
| We Bake You Take | Brownies, cookies | .50 – $3 |
| Corn Kingdom | Cooked corn on the cob and Moon Sand | $2.50 |
| Choco Fruit | Cup of fruit & chocolate fountain | $1.50 – $2 |
| Turn It To Earn It | Big wheel of fun prizes | .50c |
| One Stop Sweet Shop | Cup of lollies | .20C / $2.50 |
| Sizzling Hot | Sausage sizzle, pop top | $1 – $2 |
| Power Brothers | Wristbands | $3 – $4 |
| Chill Out | Icy poles in cups – 3 flavours | $2.00 |
| Shimmer Of Spray | Hairspray | .50 – $2 |
| Lucky Shot | Raffle and games. | $0.50 $1.50 |
| Selfie | Selfies | $1 for 1, $1.50 for 2 |
| Strictly Victory | Soccer Games | $1 – $2 |
| Choffee | Milkshakes and Hot Chocolate | $3 – $4 |
| Slices Galore | Slices and other treats | $1 – $3 |
| Thrill Chill Yoghurtville | Frozen yoghurt/Icecream | From $2 |
| Footy All Stars | Ruck jump and football games | $1 |
| Nail n More | Nail store | $0.50 – $2 |
| Mini Games | Jaffa smasher and other fun games | From $0.50 |
| Rocks Are Us | Pet rocks, rocky road | $2 |
| Fairy Floss | Fairy Floss | $2 a bag |
| Donuts For Days | Donuts | $1 – $1.50 |
| The Crazy Spider | Spider Drinks | $2 |
| Flash Tattoos | Temporary Tattoos | .50c / $1 / $1.50 |
| Pop Tastic | Popcorn, drinks | $0.00 – $2 |
We look forward to seeing everyone at the market. Thanks for your support.
The Year 6’s.
Japanese Day Friday 30th October
Please click on ‘Kawaii culture’ to learn more about what this means
On Friday, students are asked to dress up as anything Japanese with a focus on the word Kawaii. Kawaii in Japanese means cute. It is a big part of their culture. Students will be taking part in different arts and cultural lessons on Friday.
No Bike Ed this week
Week 3
We ended the week with a Year 4 assembly…. We really do have a fantastic group of students who enjoy spending time as a whole year level.
Congratulations to all students who participated in the University of New South Wales exams. A fantastic effort. A special mention goes to Hamish Agg who achieved a High Distinction in his English exam.
Well done to our flute players who performed to the whole year level. It is very gutsy to do this and I congratulate them on their confidence. Well done!
Week 2 – BUSY BUSY
We have had a busy but very productive second week. A few things worth mentioning are:
- Our student teacher Eliza who has been with us for some time, has finished up today. She is in her second year of studying Teaching. Eliza has been a great assistant in the classroom and has been a great connection with the kids. They are all sad to say good bye to her.
- We have been studying decimals and particularly adding decimals. There is a cool rap which has helped us to remember some important rules. Ask your child to sing the rap!
- Life Education this week – we have learnt more about our bodies with a particular focus on our circulatory and digestive system. Students have talked about healthy food options and how drinks like energy drinks can contain up to 23 times per caffeine than coke!
- Haemophilia Week – today we have celebrated and raised awareness for this cause. Students today created a mind map of the main areas of this illness. We read and looked up fact sheets and then had to summarise the main parts, We hope we raised a lot of money for this excellent cause.
- Bike Ed – this was our first week. We mainly checked our bikes in preparation for more riding next week. A big thanks to Irene’s parents for helping out.
- A special mention to Hamish and his recent achievements… He received a High Distinction in his UNSW English Exam. Well done and we are proud of all students who participated. It is a pretty big deal and I commend the kids who spent their lunch time sitting this exam. Certificates will be presented at our next assembly.
Thanks!
Miss Harvey