Archive | May 2024

Term 2 – Notices – Week 6

Week Ahead

ELC

Friday 24 May, 9am – Year 1E Assembly
3-6

Tuesday 21 May, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Workshop (Year 6/7 students)
Friday 24 May – Year 6 WA Museum Excursion
Following week

Monday 27 May – Friday 31 May: Book Fair, Years 3-6
As we approach the midpoint of Term 2, we wanted to share some important updates and reminders for the upcoming week.

Before and After School Playground Use

Parents and Carers are responsible for the supervision and care of their children when using playground equipment before and after school hours. This policy follows several instances where children have been injured while using the playground outside of school hours at both the Early Learning Centre (ELC) and for students at 3-6.

ELC: Students should not be left unaccompanied at any time before classroom doors open at 8:35am due to their young age. They must be supervised by their parent or another adult.
3-6: Students should not be dropped off at school before 8:10am.
By adhering to these guidelines, we can ensure the safety and well-being of all students. Thank you for your support.

 

Consent to Go:

Please ensure that your contact details are up to date in case we need to reach you during the school day. Additionally, remind your children to practice good hygiene by washing their hands regularly and staying home if they feel unwell. If your child has any medication conditions or needs, please ensure that this information is update on Consent to Go for the school to access.

Warm regards ,

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

Language Week Meal ELC

ELC LANGUAGE WEEK MEAL

Kindy to Year 2

Tuesday, 11 June 2024

Order must be placed through QuickCliQ, if you haven’t already registered, please do so at www.quickcliq.com.au. If you need help registering, please contact QuickCliQ on 1300 116 637.

Follow the instructions below to order:

Log in using your Quickcliq username and password.

 

Click blue ‘MEAL ORDER’ button.

Step 1 – select your child (PLEASE ENSURE ALL DETAILS ARE UP TO DATE, Health warning in your student profile should be completed if your child has any food allergies/ intolerances).

Step 2 – select date 11 June and then click on the pop-up dialogue box SPECIAL EVENT MENU.

Orders must be placed by the cut-off date of Thursday, 30 May at 7.30am – sorry we cannot accept late orders.

Step 3 – add to cart: click on the cross next to MEAL DEALS then tick the meal deal of your choice and then click blue ADD TO CART.

Step 4 – Don’t forget to click ‘PAY AND PLACE ORDER’ before leaving the page. You will receive a confirmation email, or you can click the Active orders tab on the homepage to check your order is pending.

 

Any queries regarding food please contact the school canteen on 9243 2434.

For any queries regarding ordering online please contact QuickCliQ on 1300 484 888 or email support@quickcliq.com.au.

 

** To cancel an order please contact the canteen direct on 9243 2434**

 

ELC – kINDY TO yEAR 2

LANGUAGE WEEK MEALS

TUESDAY, 11th June 2024

ORDER ONLINE THROUGH QUICKCLIQ

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY THURSDAY, 30 MAY (7.30AM)

NO OTHER FOOD AVAILABLE ON 11 JUNE

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to the Primary Library in Week 7!

 

This ‘pop up book shop’ will be happening from Monday 27 May to Friday 31 May , with points earned from the fair going towards resources for our school.

 

The Book Fair will be open before and after school, and at lunchtimes. Come and grab some great new titles!

Language Week Meal Year 3 to Year 6

LANGUAGE WEEK MEAL

Year 3 to 6

Wednesday, 12 June 2024

Order must be placed through QuickCliQ, if you haven’t already registered, please do so at www.quickcliq.com.au.  If you need help registering, please contact QuickCliQ on 1300 116 637.

Follow the instructions below to order:

Log in using your Quickcliq username and password.

Click blue ‘MEAL ORDER’ button.

 

Step 1 – select your child (PLEASE ENSURE ALL DETAILS ARE UP TO DATE, Health warning in your student profile should be completed if your child has any food allergies/ intolerances).

 

Step 2 – select date 12 June and then click on the pop-up dialogue box SPECIAL EVENT MENU.

 

Orders must be placed by the cut-off date of Thursday, 30 May at 7.30am – sorry we cannot accept late orders.

 

Step 3 – add to cart: click on the cross next to MEAL DEALS then tick the meal deal of your choice and then click blue ADD TO CART.

 

Step 4 – Don’t forget to click ‘PAY AND PLACE ORDER’ before leaving the page. You will receive a confirmation email, or you can click the Active orders tab on the homepage to check your order is pending.

 

Any queries regarding food please contact the school canteen on 9243 2434.

For any queries regarding ordering online please contact QuickCliQ on 1300 484 888 or email support@quickcliq.com.au.

 

** To cancel an order please contact the canteen direct on 9243 2434**

 

MENU

 

 

ORDER ONLINE THROUGH QUICKCLIQ

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY THURSDAY, 30 MAY (7.30AM)

NO OTHER FOOD AVAILABLE ON 12 JUNE

 

HEART FOR THE HOMELESS

There’s a definite chill in the air, isn’t there? When you’re snuggling down in bed, spare a thought for the more than 9700 West Australians experiencing homelessness every night. You can make a difference by contributing to the Sonshine 98five “Heart for the Homeless” campaign which runs from 6 – 24 May. We’re pleased to be accepting donations at administration buildings on both campuses. Between 8am and 4pm Monday to Friday. You can drop off new and clean sleeping bags, fleece blankets, warm clothing and hygiene products. Thank you for helping in whatever way you can.

The collection box is located in the Main Administration Building.

We’re collecting new and clean:

Sleeping bags, tracksuit pants and tops, backpacks, shampoos, conditioners, body wash, soap, deodorant, tampons and pads, underwear, single-pack toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors and socks.

We’re only accepting brand new and in good condition clean items. We are not collecting food or perishable items at this time.

Essential Donation Items:

·         New Sleeping Bags: A warm and cozy sleeping bag can provide much-needed comfort during cold nights.

·         New Fleece Blankets: Soft fleece blankets offer warmth and a sense of security to individuals facing homelessness – small, packable ones are best as they’re easy to carry.

·         New Winter Jumpers:

o   Men’s Sizes M – XXL

o   Women’s Sizes 10-18

·         New Winter Bottoms:

o   Men’s Sizes 32-42

o   Women’s Sizes 8-18

·         New Underwear:

o   Women’s Sizes 8-18

o   Men’s Sizes M-XL

·         New Socks: Keeping feet warm and dry is essential, so new pairs of socks are greatly appreciated.

·         Backpacks: these enable those sleeping rough to have something to safely carry their belongings around in.

If you’re considering donating multiple items, here are some suggested pack ideas:

St Bart’s Winter Care Pack – Under $60

  • Backpack
  • Blanket
  • Beanie, Gloves & Scarf
  • Socks & Underwear
  • Deodorant, Wipes, Shower Gel / Soap, Toothbrush, Toothpaste

Men’s Winter Wear Pack – Under $60:

  • Jumper, track pants, socks, and briefs pack.
  • Jumper and track pants pack, briefs and socks pack.

Women’s Winter Wear Pack – Under $50:

  • Jumper, track pants, socks, and briefs pack.
  • Jumper and track pants pack, socks and briefs pack.

These clothing packs provide a comprehensive set of winter wear items, ensuring that individuals experiencing homelessness have the necessary clothing to stay warm and comfortable.

Sanitary Packs Ideas:

Full Sanitary Pack – Under $30:

  • Small Shampoo
  • Small Conditioner
  • Body Wash
  • Disposable shavers
  • Individually wrapped toothbrushes
  • Smaller size tubes of toothpaste
  • Hair Brushes
  • Wide Teeth Combs / Afro Combs
  • Tampons/Pads
  • Deodorant

Women’s Sanitary Pack – Under $20:

  • Tampons/Pads
  • Deodorant
  • Disposable shavers
  • Hair Brushes
  • Individually wrapped toothbrushes
  • Smaller size tubes of toothpaste

Men’s Sanitary Pack – Under $15:

  • Deodorant
  • Wide Teeth Combs / Afro Combs
  • Disposable shavers
  • Individually wrapped toothbrushes
  • Smaller size tubes of toothpaste

 

 

Term 2 – Notices – Week 5

Week Ahead

 

ELC

No events this week

 

3-6

Monday 13 May, 3:30pm – 4:30pm: Literacy Pro (Lexile Reading) Parent Workshop

Tuesday 14 May, 3:30pm – 6pm: Rookie Debating Workshop & Round 2 Debate (Year 6/7 students)

Friday 17 May – Year 5 French Incursion

 

Next Week

 

3-6 

Monday 20 May, 2:30pm – 5SG Assembly

 

Student Absences

Just a gentle reminder that the Education Department requires all student absences to be accounted for. Where student absences are known ahead of time, please send an email to absenteedunpri@ststephens.wa.edu.au and copy in your child’s teacher. For extended leave requests, please direct your letter or email regarding “absence from school” to Mrs Rosemarie Dunn, Head of Campus.

The School values the presence of students in class, however we understand that unavoidable circumstances may arise. Your cooperation in keeping us informed is greatly appreciated.

Parents are kindly asked to notify Primary Admin of student absences by 9am using one of the following methods:

Primary Office: 9243 2102

ELC Office: 9243 2481

Email: absenteedunpri@ststephens.wa.edu.au

Warm regards,

Andrew Johnston & Hannah Lockwood-Jones

Term 2 – Notices – Week 4

Week Ahead

ELC

Friday 10 May, 2pm – Mother’s & Special Guest Day Celebrations

 

3-6

Monday 6 May, 2:30pm – 4O Assembly

Tuesday 7 May, 3:30pm – Rookie Debating Workshop (Year 6 & 7)

 

Other info

Cross country summary
Co Curricular Clubs commence this week – ELC Clubs are full, some space left for 3-6 club

 

Dear Community,

We hope this newsletter finds you well as we dive into the fourth week of Term 2. It has been an eventful time at our school, filled with exciting activities and accomplishments from our students.

 

Cross Country Success:

We are thrilled to announce the success of our recent Cross Country events, which saw enthusiastic participation from students across Years 3 to 6 and our younger students at the Early Learning Centre. It was wonderful to witness the determination and sportsmanship displayed by all participants. Congratulations to every student who took part, and a special mention to those who helped organise and run these events.

 

Mother’s and Special People Day Celebrations:

As Mother’s Day approaches, we are eagerly preparing to celebrate and honour the incredible mothers and important people in our students’ lives. At our school, we recognise that in a family there are many special people who play significant roles in our students’ lives. Whether it’s grandparents, aunts, uncles, or family friends, we want to take this opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of all these special individuals.

 

Co curricular clubs

We are excited to kick off the Co-Curricular Activities this week!  These activities are a wonderful opportunity for students to learn new things, develop positive social skills and enjoy being a part of the broader St Stephen’s School community.

 

Following last week’s issues with the booking system, a thorough review is being conducted with some adjustments being made ready for Term 3. Places have now been allocated for Term 2, based on the time of your first booking.  Notifications regarding club placements have been sent out via email, confirming your child’s enrolment or placement on the waitlist.

 

All confirmed Club bookings are for the full 6-week duration, and we encourage consistent attendance to maximise the benefit for all participants. Your child’s active involvement will greatly contribute to the success of the club.

 

We still have a few spots available in the following clubs for Primary students (Years 3-6). If you haven’t already received confirmation for a Club, please click here to make a booking: Bookwhen

 

Hockey (Years 3-6)
Wellbeing (Years 3-6)
Lego (Years 3-6)
Floorball (Year 6 only)
Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to a rewarding term of Co-Curricular activities.

 

Warm regards,

 

Hannah Lockwood-Jones & Andrew Johnston

 

HAVE A HEART FOR THE HOMELESS

There’s a definite chill in the air, isn’t there? When you’re snuggling down in bed, spare a thought for the more than 9700 West Australians experiencing homelessness every night. You can make a difference by contributing to the Sonshine 98five “Heart for the Homeless” campaign which runs from 6 – 24 May. We’re pleased to be accepting donations at administration buildings on both campuses. Between 8am and 4pm Monday to Friday. You can drop off new and clean sleeping bags, fleece blankets, warm clothing and hygiene products. Thank you for helping in whatever way you can.