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Issue 16 – 29 May - Ascot State School

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P.E.NEWS<br />

Perceptual Motor Program (Prep/Year 1)<br />

Thank you to the parents and grandparents who have come along to help supervise group activities.<br />

So many parents have told me how they see the improvement in student’s skills from week to week,<br />

particularly with skipping (Year 1). In these activities we concentrate on jumping and landing, rolling,<br />

balancing, hand/eye co-ordination, general co-ordination and negotiation of obstacles (over, under,<br />

through, round, between, etc.). These are all important developmental skills for children to master.<br />

We have this week and next week left to run in the program before the Runathon and Athletics<br />

Carnival preparation, so if you haven’t been able to assist yet please feel free to put your name on<br />

the roster in your child’s class room.<br />

Athletics Carnival Trials/Practice (Years 3-7)<br />

All children in Years 3 to 7 will be out on the oval (weather permitting) for the next three Friday<br />

afternoons practising events for the Athletics Carnival to be held on Tuesday, 18 June. Students will<br />

need to have hats and it is recommended they bring a water bottle with them to keep hydrated.<br />

Runathon<br />

All students should have received information and sponsorship forms for the school Runathon to be<br />

held in P.E. lessons in Week 9. In conjunction with our Athletics Carnival and Smart Moves program<br />

children will be asked to run as many laps of the oval in 10 minutes as they can. As extra<br />

motivation there will be prizes awarded for highest number of laps per year level, as well as<br />

participation prizes and prizes for the highest fundraisers.<br />

Alayne Graham/Paul Harris<br />

CHESS CLUB NEWS!<br />

Years 3, 4 & 5 students keen to participate in the Term 3 Chess Club need to check the Digest<br />

next week for the official and only application form. Entries on this form will be accepted in order of<br />

receipt at the office from 6 June. A limit of 24 students is set each year. Parents will be invoiced a<br />

fee of approximately $35.00 for the coaching supplied by a tutor from the Gardiner Chess<br />

Association. Students will be required to commit to a lunch time session each Tuesday in Term 3<br />

from 1.00pm to 1:50 pm. Your Chess Club teachers, Miss Gurren (3B) and Mr Sayer (3E) are looking<br />

forward to assisting the students to enjoy this very popular Club.<br />

SCHOOL PAYMENTS<br />

Every term our office sends a Debtor <strong>State</strong>ment home with each child. "Debtor <strong>State</strong>ment" is the<br />

phrase used by our finance system and replaces the previous "<strong>State</strong>ment". It is a list of the costs for<br />

various activities and excursions in which the children participate.<br />

If you pay the account by EFT, please include the Debtor ID in the payment information line and<br />

send an email letting us know what you have paid. Payments are very difficult to trace without this<br />

information and we are not able to allocate the money properly if we do not understand who has<br />

paid and for which excursions/activities. Attached to your statement every term is an explanation of<br />

the separate invoice lines.<br />

Please also be aware that <strong>Ascot</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>School</strong> and the <strong>Ascot</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>School</strong> P&C Association are two<br />

separate entities and we do not share the same bank accounts. Sometimes we receive monies for

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