Tuesday, 30 March 2010

More kids have lost teeth.




DOUBLE UP borrowing for the holidays

If you would like to enjoy DOUBLE UP borrowing 
you need to have returned all your books, i.e., have no overdues.

All students should bring their books and library bags
for borrowing this week even if they may miss their lessons 
due to extra special events. 
We will organise their borrowing so they don't miss out.

Monday, 29 March 2010

Fantastic news!!

SBPS has many students finished the 2010 Challenge!!!
and there are still one and a half terms left to read.

 Keep up the great work!
I will put the names of students that are finished in next terms’ newsletter. We are planning on having a celebration for all the kids that are finished in Week 2 of Term 2.

Please encourage your children to find time to enjoy some reading during the holidays.

“DOUBLE UP” borrowing is available for the holidays for children with no overdues.
 

Our new library is due to start!!!!


Minister's Welcome Message from NSW BER on Vimeo.
The NSW Minister for Education and Training, Verity Firth,
welcomes visitors to the
Building the Education Revolution website.

This video portrays a library for a larger school than Sandy Beach, but it will give you an idea of what our new library will look like-ours will be a little smaller.


Library from NSW BER on Vimeo.


SBPS has selected a new library as part of the
Primary Schools for the 21st Century program.

Monday, 15 March 2010

Come along and join the fun @ SBPS's Annual Easter Hat Parade

Yes, it’s that time of year again - our annual Easter Raffle and Hat Parade which is to be held on Thursday 1 April  at 11.50am.

I am asking for donations of Easter Eggs to make up as many prizes as possible for our annual Easter Egg Raffle which can be left at the front office. Special thanks to those families who’ve already sent some eggs in, it is greatly appreciated.


Books of 5 tickets to sell will be sent home with all children this week. If you would like some additional books please see the office.
All books and money must be returned by Friday 26th March to be included in the draw.

Thank you for your anticipated help.

Leonie Smith
Assistant Principal

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Sandy Beach Public School is celebrating Australia's diversity.

HARMONY DAY
We are celebrating Harmony Day on Friday 19 March.
The 2010 theme is ‘Express Yourself’.

Continuing theme: EVERYONE BELONGS

Harmony Day is about bringing people together to promote community harmony, participation and cultural diversity across Australia.

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

2010 Premier's Reading Challenge


 A record-breaking 180,142 students in over 2,000 schools met the Challenge in 2009! Congratulations to the students 
and thanks to the parents,
teachers, 
public and teacher-librarians 
who helped them discover books and complete records.

Your school is automatically registered when one of your students enters a book read on his/her online reading record.  (We are registered and on our way!!)

There will be randomly selected early bird rewards for students 
who start their reading records in March.
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Congratulations to our representative swimmers

CONGRATULATIONS to Kiahni , Kelsey , Julia and Zoe  who represented Sandy Beach PS @Zone Swimming.
All girls swam a personal BEST!!!which is FANTASTIC!!

Kiahni also did well representing our school in 10 yr girl butterfly event.


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Wallwisher

Wallwisher is an Internet application that allows people to express their thoughts on a common topic easily.

How do I post on the wall?
Double click anywhere on the wall, buddy..!
Please join in the fun.
As the wall is moderated your post will not appear immediately.
Cheers
:-)


Welcome to our first wallwisher. Why don't you post something to it?

Congratulations to all the Aussie students who participated. Australian students scored very well!!


World Maths Day is all over!




Congratulations on a new World Record!
1,133,246 students and 56,082 schools from 235 countries have united to set a new world record by correctly answering 479,732,613 questions.
The validation process for the winners in each category, and the leading countries – results are posted @ http://www.worldmathsday.com/2010/Default.aspx

2011 will be even bigger with World Maths Day becoming part of the
The World Education Games.

Everyone is invited to unite the world in learning!

Result summary:

Ages 5-8 section:
An Australian student in the top 10- Aiden who played 500 games with a score of 28114

Ages 9-13 section:
Australian students were in the top 3 places. Cool calculating!
Kaya G from Southport School Australia, who played 500 games and came 1st!! with 43007 points

Caleb L from The Australian International School United Arab Emirates played 500 games and came 2nd  with 35235 points
              
Brody H Team Australia played 500 games and came 3rd with 32507 points

Ages 14-18 section:
 Australian students were in the top 2 places. Fantastic!

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