Arisen in full splendour In power and might, My Angel is speaking In weaving of light: “Remember your homeland. From heaven you came. To lose its remembrance Would make you feel shame. “In light you were living Before your life’s birth. Now take of the gifts From this garden, the earth. “Each day growing stronger, Let Love be your guide. Your body the Temple Where God may abide” In the Light of a Child -Michael Hedley Burton

Upcoming Events Term 4

Monday 11th November 

  • C 4, 5 Surfing lessons 
  • C6 Leave for camp

Tuesday 12th November 

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Wednesday 13th November 

  • Ice Cream Day:  Karin V & Carmen F

Thursday 14th November 

  • C6 Return from camp

Friday 15th November

  • C1 2025 Meet the Teacher 2-3pm Rainbow Room

Monday 18th November 

  • C 4, 5 ,6  Surfing lessons

Tuesday 19th November

  • C4 Norse Play Presentation 1pm 
  • Whole School Strategic Planning Meeting 2pm

Wednesday 20th November 

  • Ice Cream Day:  Jilly P & Kasia O

Thursday 21st November 

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Friday 22nd November

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Monday 25th November 

  • C 4, 5 ,6  surfing lessons

Tuesday 26th November 

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Wednesday 27th November 

  • Ice Cream Day: Brooke B & Kristy P 

Thursday 28th November 

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Friday 29thNovember

  • Farewell to Annie 4-5pm

Monday 2nd December 

  • C 4, 5 ,6  surfing lessons

Tuesday 3rd December 

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Wednesday 4th December 

  • Rainbow Room advent circle 9-9:15am
  • Ice Cream Day:  Kym J & Alicia E

Thursday 5th December 

  • Adpot-a-Spot C4,5 &6 9-11:30am

Friday 6th December 

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Monday 9th December 

  • C3 Performance 9:20am & 6:45pm C3 Families only.

Tuesday 10th December 

  • Leap of Faith C1-C6  (weather permitting) 
  • Rainbow Room Christmas Story 2:30pm

Wednesday 11th

  • Ice Cream Day: Jo D and Sarah M

Thursday 12th December 

  • K6 Graduation at 9am   
  • K4/5/6 Kindergarten farewell picnic at 9:45am Kindergarten end of term. 

Friday 13th December

  • C6 Graduation Assembly 10am
  • C6 Graduation picnic lunch 12:30pm
  • Last Day of Term for primary students

Parking Awarenes

Dear Families,

Due to the increased activity around the school related to end of year performances, parent meetings and other scheduled events, PLEASE UTILISE BUS SERVICES WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
Parking at school is extremely limited and any pick up or drop off of students must be prompt, utilising the available bays. Remaining onsite to allow children extra time on the playground is not helpful to traffic management.
IF NO BAYS ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE DO NOT PARK ILLEGALLY ON WILDWOOD AND CAVES ROADS.
Teachers will happily remain with your children until you are able to secure a safe parking space.
We recommend making arrangement to meet the busses at a drop off location even if you live in close proximity to the school. This allows parking bays to remain available on campus for high need traffic.
The school is working diligently behind the scenes with government bodies, aiming to improve traffic conditions and we thank you for assisting us and for providing students with the safest possible transport conditions.

Thank you

Class 2 News

Term 4 main lesson started with students listening to stories about a woodcutter who stored his sticks in his shed.  This shed had two rooms: one where he kept the loose sticks (the blue room) and another where he kept bundles of 10 sticks (the red room). 

Over time, these stories evolved.  The children drew in their books representations of the shed with its rooms and the sticks or bundles of sticks in each room.  They used the  colours of the shed and pictures to represent the different values number had depending whether they were in the red shed (tens) or the blue shed (ones).  Over time, they discovered how to work out simple vertical additions and subtractions. 

Over the following four weeks, the children explored and worked out how to recognise the value of a digit based on its place in the number (e.g. 24, the value of 2 is 20 and the value of 4 is 4) and how to use this understanding to support them working out simple additions and subtractions.  The students worked together, in pairs and individually, always supporting each other and sharing their understanding with others.

We are now ready to explore how to use this shed to work out simple multiplications and divisions…but these have to wait until Class 3.

Yvonne

Ice Cream Day Roster

Community Notices

(Please note – the events and views in these Community Notices are not sponsored by YSS and do not necessarily reflect the views of the School.)

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We are now accepting enrolments for our 2025 Kindergarten program for 5-year-olds.