Congratulations to the following children for their outstanding effort at the
North Coast Athletics Carnival last Friday.
They will now compete at the State Carnival in Homebush next term. Kye - (11 Yrs) 1st in 100m, 200m & Long Jump Tom - (11 Yrs) 3rd in Long Jump Dane - (10 Yrs) 3rd in 100m Senior Boys Relay Team - 3rd Kye, Tom, Marual & Jay
Sandy Beach Public School obtained more good results in the UNSW International Competition, this time in English, where Oliviah, Patrick, Zoe and Kiahni all achieved Distinction (top 7%), Meg & Liljana received achieved Credits.
Please ensure thatyour details are correct-under My PRC tabas we do NOT want you to miss out onyour gold certificate or your medal when they are due.
If your previous challenges are not showing correctly, email the school/s you were at and the years you did the Challengeto prc@det.nsw.edu.au with Missing records as the subject.
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The Minister for Education and Training, Verity Firth has announced that every government school in NSW would receive a grant to buy sporting equipment under the Premier's Sporting Challenge.
"Physical fitness, teamwork and discipline are all essential to a student making the most of their opportunities at school, in and out of the classroom.
"This program supports all schools in helping their students achieve active and healthy lifestyles."
This year's $7.5 million allocation averages nearly $3,300 per school.
Watch this video and then comment on whether you think we should get this almanac for our library.
National Geographic Kids Almanac 2010
Dare to explore—from modern day adventurers to close calls and narrow escapes. Amazing animals will take readers into the wild and into the water. Discover cultural connections from food, currency, literature and lots more from around the world. From globe trotting geography—maps, travel, and famous landmarks mean we're on the move to learning to go green and help out our threatened earth, this book is filled with chapter after chapter of fun and fabulous factoids!
Sandy Beach Public School will be hosting Jollybopson August 3rd. "Our aim is to bring science alive for students through exciting, stimulating and interactive shows. "
Balloon Science- for K-2 (50 minutes)
Students will see many fantastic scientific demonstrations that seem like magic but really are science. These include exploding hydrogen balloons, spooky fog (dry ice) balloon helicopters that fly to the roof and back, liquids that mysteriously change colour(chemical reactions) students dance and jump to science songs and laugh at the jokes of Rusty the Robotic Clown and see juggling and unicycling, all in the one great show. Concepts covered include Hot and Cold, Forces, Energy, Introductions to Solids, Liquids and Gases and Scientific Terminology
What the? Science or Magic - for 3-6 (1 Hour)
In a humorous and most dynamic manner, students will watch a myriad of scientific demonstrations that will seem to them to be Magic but will indeed be science. The children will be introduced to a series of scientific concepts including properties of gases, force, air pressure, gravity and its relationship to properties of materials, temperature and energy. Rusty the Robot and the JollyWizard use juggling, magic, comic pantomime, unicycling to keep the kids in total awe, thinking, sitting and laughing on the edge of their seats.