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Issue 2 – 6 Feb - Ascot State School

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Art Teacher: Carla Adams joins the <strong>Ascot</strong> Team! Mrs Adams is our Art Teacher.<br />

Art lessons will start next week on Tuesday and Wednesday. Year 2 and 4 are our<br />

first classes to experience the lessons.<br />

Thank you to our P&C for funding and supporting the Art Teacher position.<br />

<strong>School</strong> Absences<br />

Parents are reminded that if their child is away from school, could they please phone the <strong>School</strong><br />

early in the morning? Parents can ring our ABSENTEE LINE ON 3326 9360 and leave an<br />

appropriate message.<br />

Parenting Tip Sheet<br />

Each fortnight I include a Parenting Tip Sheet in the Digest. All Parenting Sheets can be found on<br />

the school website. This week‟s topic is on Friendship Skills. Friendship skills are generally<br />

developmental. That is, kids grow into these skills given exposure to different situations and with<br />

adult help.<br />

Early Years Update<br />

How to get involved<br />

As a parent, you play a vital role in your child‟s education. By getting involved in the school you can<br />

help your child make a smooth and happy start to their education.<br />

You can do this by:<br />

introducing yourself to your child‟s teacher<br />

sharing information with your child‟s teacher<br />

keeping the teacher informed of any changes that may affect your child<br />

talking with your child about their day<br />

attending parent information sessions<br />

reading the school newsletter<br />

checking school bulletin boards<br />

attending family fun days<br />

participating in a safe walk to school program with other children or families who live nearby<br />

attending parent meetings and talking to other parents<br />

volunteering to attend school excursions or participate in classroom activities<br />

participating in school working bees.<br />

Things you can do at home<br />

You can also help your child progress at school by taking some simple steps at home:<br />

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take an interest in your child‟s schooling and value the importance of attending. Ask your child<br />

over dinner, “What new things did you do at school today?”<br />

2014 Waiting List<br />

The Waiting List for 2014 is now open.<br />

Melissa

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