SCOOP Term 4 2016

Family Fun At Christmas
So the presents have been opened, the food
consumed, and everyone is getting a little bored
with the endless loop of Christmas movies playing
on the tube. Time to shake things up with a little
family fun. It doesn’t matter if your family is large
or small, old or young, active or full of couch
potatoes — we’ve got entertainment ideas that
will make everyone jolly.
Here are five fun and festive family games to
keep folks laughing all day long.
1. Present Scramble: You’ll need to do a bit of
prep to pull off this game, but it will pay off
10-fold in family laughs when the time comes to
play. Wrap a small gift in a small box. Then wrap
that gift in a larger box, and repeat as many
times as you can. To play, choose a number and
then have everyone in your family take turns
rolling the die. The first person to roll the chosen
number can begin unwrapping. But there’s a
catch: they have to wear oven mitts to do it!
The remaining players continue rolling while the
player wearing the mitts is unwrapping. The next
person to roll the chosen number takes the mitts
and continues the unwrapping. The person who
unwraps the actual prize gets to keep it.
2. Christmas trivia: Does your family know
everything there is to know about Christmas?
Why not challenge the clan to a Christmas
trivia showdown? Search on the internet for
someSanta trivia, Christmas tree trivia, or trivia
about Christmas traditions from around the
world — or go for the gold and mix up questions
from all three. You can have a dedicated game
time where players compete for a prize (extra
dessert!) or just ask the questions throughout the
day to keep everybody guessing!
3. Christmas Charades: Create your own list of
words or go online and print a list, cut out each
of the charades and place them in a bucket.
Split the group into 2 teams. Team A will pick
one player as the actor. This player will draw a
charade from the bucket and will then have a
specified amount of time to act out the charade
and have the other team members guess. If Team
A doesn’t guess the right answer before the
timer ends, then Team B gets one guess for the
correct answer.
Remember, in charades there is no talking and
no props allowed. Just use your fantastic acting
skills!
Whatever you do to make Christmas day more
fun for the family we hope you enjoy it!

P&C
President’s Report
Dear Parents & School community,
As we head into the last few weeks of school
for 2016, the excitement for the upcoming
School musical: Peter Pan Jnr is building!
It is a wonderful opportunity for all students
at the school to be involved in a musical
production. We are very excited to see the
show, and very grateful to Miss Arrowsmith
and Miss Chapple and all of the teachers for
their commitment in bringing the show to life
on stage.
two working bees during the past 6 months,
and continues to look after them. Amy also
organised the ordering of our new House
t-shirts, which were first worn this term at the
K-2 Athletics carnival.
We also thank Jo Martin, George Argyrous and
Neil Gross for their continued commitment
to running an outstanding Before & After
School Activities program. This program not
only provides wonderful opportunities for the
students to learn new skills, but its profit goes
Term 4 has been a busy one for the community.
We held our major fundraiser for the year at The
Oak. Nicole Westbury, Emily Smales and their team
of volunteers put together a terrific night of fun for
all those who were able to attend. The class parents
helped by putting together Class Artworks with the
students from each class, that were auctioned on
the night. There was also a very successful silent
auction and raffle prizes.
We are very grateful to all the volunteers on
the night and to those parents who donated
prizes for the auction.
The money raised will go towards a number of
projects that the school has identified for next
year.
The P&C will be discussing the allocation
of funds raised during the year, at our final
meeting for the year on Tues December 6th,
6pm in the school staffroom. Please come
along!
Our gardens in the school are looking terrific!
Thank you to Amy Vass who has co-ordinated
into the P&C Fundraising account - which is
spent directly on enhancing our children’s
learning environment at the school.
The P&C wish everyone a Merry Christmas, and
a happy new year, and look forward to seeing
you back at DBPS in 2017.
Best Wishes,
Georgia Powell
P&C President

R&W DOUBLE BAY
DATE MARKET WRAP UP
by James Dunn R&W Double Bay
Most people think real estate is just
about “people and property” and true
it is, but it is also about the greater
dream, the plans you have, the decisions
you make, where you send your
children to school, Double Bay Public
of course, and so many more situations
that will become apparent long after
you put the deposit down on either
your first home, investment or maybe
your retirement solution.
The decisions you make as to where
you live will impact your life in every
way. Questions like, where will I send
my children to school? Will I be able to
afford to buy a larger home one day in
the area I choose to buy my first apartment?
Will I long term want to stay in
the area, will I eventually move to a
lifestyle choice, to sea change or tree
change? When you first start out it’s
difficult to even contemplate that these
questions will form a major factor in
how your real estate choices will affect
your life, but it most definitely will.
Who would have thought that we
would be having the conversations
around the baby boomers being the
ones who will be the last to own significant
real estate holdings? That they,
the baby boomers were being told that
they should consider selling their family
homes to free up the market for the
younger ones, so the affordability of
buying the great Australian dream becomes
a reality. Interesting.
Did you image ten years ago, five years
or even a year ago we would be talking
about a sale of a one bedroom apartment
on a busy road, with no parking
selling for $1.510 million. Wow! But
I bet the owners who sold it probably
thought at the time they bought, it was
a lot of money then too.
This is the new reality, and though it
is easy to be despondent and worry
that we or our children may not
have the opportunity to buy, the
key is to just jump in. Most people
struggle when they first take on a
mortgage, most people have to cut
back on their usual lifestyle choices,
I did, I know my contemporaries did,
I know my parents did, my grandparents
did. So will our children. If
you can help them out great, but
the best help you can give them is
to save, save, save, jump in and buy
that studio apartment, or buy something
with a friend, siblings, but buy
something.
In years to come, like me and my
wife, my parents and their parents
before them, they will look back and
think, wow, that was a big risk and
a lot of money, but they will have
made a significant choice as to how
their life will be.
R&W
If you are a home owner, think back
to how you felt with your first purchase
and how it seemed and insurmountable
commitment, but really
how long did it take before the price
was forgotten over lifestyle choice?
And what a lifestyle choice, the eastern
suburbs in Sydney, yes it is the higher
end of the real estate spectrum, but
there is so much to choose from and so
much opportunity, minutes to beaches,
the harbour, the city, we are blessed to
live here, but it’s all in the planning, and
a goal without a plan is simply a wish.
Got you thinking for those New Year’s
resolutions, let ushelp you? Richardson
& Wrench Double Bay have been operating
in the eastern suburbs since the
1960’s, we know the area better than
most, we love what we do and we are
here to guide, to advise, to help you
and your family achieve their real estate
dreams.
This is not my usual real estate market
report, but rather an opportunity to
express to you what this means to me
and the company, to be involved in the
school and the community. Thank you.
Thank you to everyone in the Double
Bay School, we have enjoyed being part
of the school community for over ten
years and look forward to our continued
involvement.
Till next year from all of us here at R&W
Double Bay, have a wonderful festive
season, stay safe, stay happy.

Delicious Traditional
Mince Pies
It’s
early afternoon,
blood sugar levels are crashing
and you’ve got a serious case of
the mid-afternoon munchies.
But before scrounging for
coins and heading to
the vending machine,
why not take a look
at this delicious and
healthy snack to get
your through the
afternoon.
Filling Ingredients
• 2 cups of dried mixed fruit 1
cup brown sugar
• 1/3 cup slivered almonds
(chopped finely)
• 1 apple (preferably Granny
Smith) peeled, cored,
quartered and finely grated
• 50g butter, melted2-3
tablespoons brandy
Pastry Ingredients
• 2 cups plain flour1/3 cup
caster sugar160g chilled
butter, chopped Method
• 11⁄2 tablespoon fresh lemon
juice
• 1 teaspoon mixed spice1
teaspoon ground cinnamon
• 3 teaspoons finely grated
lemon rind
• Pinch of ground cinnamon 1
egg, lightly whisked Icing sugar
(to dust)
• 1 egg yolk2 tablespoons
chilled water
1. Divide the mixed fruit into two halves and finely chop one
half. Place chopped fruit in a large bowl. Add the brown
sugar, almond, apple, lemon rind, butter, lemon juice,
brandy, mixed spice, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir ingredients
to combine and then add remaining fruit and mix again
until all ingredients are well combined. Cover bowl tightly
with plastic wrap and leave overnight, stirring occasionally.
2. Transfer the fruit mixture to a fine sieve over a bowl and stir
to remove excess liquid. Set fruit mix aside.
3. To make the pastry place flour, sugar and butter in a food
processor and process until the ingredients resemble fine
breadcrumbs. Add the water and egg yolk and process
until the ingredients begin to come together.
4. Turn the contents of the processor onto a clean work
bench and shape the dough mix into a disc. Cover the
Method
dough with plastic wrap and place in the fridge for 20
minutes.
5. Preheat oven to 180 degrees. Lightly dust your work bench
with flour and roll out your pastry until it is approximately
5mm thick. Use a 8.5cm diameter round pastry cutter to
cut 20 discs from the pastry. Use a 5cm star-shaped pastry
cutter to cut 20 stars from the pastry.
6. Line twenty 80ml capacity muffin pans (lightly spray pan
with olive oil spray to avoid sticking) with pastry discs.
Divide the fruit mix between the pastry cases and top with
pastry stars. Brush the stars lightly with the egg and sprinkle
with white sugar.
7. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until lightly golden and then
remove from the oven. Let the pies cool for 5 minutes
before transferring to a wire rack.

How To Find Your Child’s SPARK:
What Every Parent Needs To Know
As a school teacher, I have the absolute
privilege of looking for and finding the
SPARK of 26 children every day. I get
to see what the children I teach love, what lights
them up, what fires their bellies and what they
are passionate about. I observe how they interact
with literature, numbers, history, geography and
science and how they use their own personal
filters to explore more deeply or just brush the
surface of a topic.
I have front row seats to how their little brains
grow and develop and every day it is exciting to
see the SPARK learning creates for them. There
is nothing more exciting that seeing a child
so excited about their learning that they are
jumping out of their seat – that is when I know I
have found their SPARK.
Sadly, as a mum to my own three children I find
it much harder to find their SPARK. Why? I am so
caught up in the process of life with my own kids
– trying to get them ready for school, doing their
washing, cooking, cleaning, keeping them safe,
driving them from place to place – that I lose
the moments to really find their SPARK. I am on
the treadmill of this busy life and don’t make the
time for the social and emotional understanding
to really dig deep and find what they love, what
they are passionate about or what strategies
they use to find their ‘happy place’. I know I am
not alone here. I talk to other parents who are
living in this ‘hurry up’ culture who are moving
through their child’s life at a rapid pace and they
have a similar story to me.
Well known parenting educator and author
of Raising Boys and Raising Girls books,
Steve Biddulph talks about the importance
of finding a child’s SPARK. It was a lightbulb
moment for me when I attended a talk with
Steve Biddulph a few weeks ago and he was
talking about the importance of parents (and
teachers) to find our kids SPARK so they can ‘burst
into full flame’. Of course we need to and while
we might be doing it subconsciously, it needs to
be a conscious action.
“SPARK is the name given by researcher Peter
Benson to the fact that in every girl, and boy, there
is an interest or passion waiting to burst into full
flame. It could be animals, music, art, science,
saving the earth, healing, sport or creativity of
any kind. It’s what makes a young person want
to get up in the morning. Your daughter and son
has a SPARK, somewhere inside them, and its up
to you and them to find it and give it wings,” Steve
Biddulph said.
Children will generally find their SPARK
between the ages of ten to fourteen and this
will allow them to become the person they
were born to be. Finding their SPARK will allow
children to “withstand the growing up years of
the opposite sex, school pressures, peer groups
and separating away from you, already strong in
what they thinks is right and wrong, important
and trivial, wise and stupid,” according to Steve
Biddulph.
It is school holidays in Australia right now and
thankfully I have had time to reconnect with
my own children. I have had time to really see
again what makes them tick. I lose touch during
the term and the school holidays gives me that
chance to listen to their conversations, create
our own conversations, delve deeper into their
emotions rather than just the ‘hurry up and get
in the car’ conversations.

I want to share with you today a few ways to
help you find your child’s SPARK. Once you
know it, you will have an insight into what
lights them up and what will help them to
follow their dreams and also help them have
extra strategies to bounce back from struggles.
Here are 4 ways to help find your
child’s SPARK:
1. Write a Gratitude Journal Together
Research shows that when you can say often
what you are grateful for in your life you are
happier. Creating this positive mindset for
children is important for them to be able to
look at the big picture of life and know they
are lucky. When you do it together, you have
an insight into their day. My daughter and I use
the Awesome Inc gratitude journals. I have
the adult version and she has the kid’s version.
We sit up on her bed, use all her smelly, sparkly
pens and write what we are grateful for that
day. We then trade them and compare notes.
2. Create a list together of what your
child loves doing (more than once)
My son was going through a hard time a little
while ago and while he was upset we got a
piece of paper out and a pen. He wrote down
all the things he was grateful for on one side
(some amazed me!) and on the other side he
wrote down all the things he loves to do. These
are the things that make him want to get out of
bed in the morning. We had tapped back into
his SPARK and he was again on a positive path.
3. Make time to write, read, paint, draw
and create
Giving kids time to create helps them find
their SPARK. It might be what they are doing or
they might come up with the idea while they
are creating. Writing or journaling is a good
place to start. Fellow parent blogger, Sumitha
Bhandarkar from A Positive Parent has
created a beautiful, parent-child journal called
the Connected Hearts Journal. It uses the
power of stories, beautiful coloring pages,
open-ended questions and prompts, and a
separate “secrets” section to help you connect
deeply with your kids so you can easily find
their SPARK and nurture it.
4. Go out and explore
Get outside and see new things, often. Children
are little sponges constantly filling their schema
with new and exciting things. Getting out and
exploring is exciting. Even if it is going for a
walk down the same path you walked down
yesterday, kids will see something new. It
will SPARK their imagination and they will be
excited. Or it may be going on a family holiday
and really exploring the new place you find
yourselves in.
Once you find your child’s SPARK you will give your
child the wings they were born with to fly and you
can sit on the sidelines and watch them grow and
develop, with encouragement.
Anna Partridge is a Parent Educator,
School Teacher and Mother to 3 kids. She
is passionate about working with families
to help them raise confident and resilient
children.
http://www.annapartridge.com
About Anna:
Anna Partridge is
a certified Positive
Discipline Parent
Educator, a school
teacher and a mother
to three highly spirited,
beautiful children.
She loves nothing more than helping
parents raise resilient and confident
children, build strong and connected
family relationships and strive for calm,
fun and happy families.
http://annapartridge.com/

With all the stress that comes
with the mad end of year rush
and festive season mayhem its
good to take a moment to have a
good laugh.
Q. What do you call people who are
afraid of Santa Clause?
A. Claustrophobic.
Q. Why was Santa’s little helper
depressed?
A. Because he had low elf esteem.
Q. What do you get if you cross
mistletoe with a duck?
A. A Christmas Quacker.
Q. Why do mummies like Christmas so
much?
A. Because of all the wrapping!
Q. Why does Santa have 3 gardens?
A. So he can ho-ho-ho.
Q. Whodeliverspresents to cats?
A. Santa Paws.
Q. What do you call Father Christmas
at the beach?
A. Sandy Clause!
Q. What does Santa do with fat elves?
A. He sends them to an Elf Farm!
Q. Why does Santa go down the
chimney on Christmas Eve?
A. Because it ‘soots’ him!
Q. Who is Santa married to?
A. Mary Christmas!

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Life can be a bit of a minefield at times, especially at Christmas. We get
distracted and do or say things we normally wouldn’t. We toss aside our
normal mindful spending habits and give into the holiday hype of buy,
buy, buy. We shop until we drop, eat whatever we want and do whatever
we please. After we bid farewell to the Holidays, we are left cleaning up
the mess — financially, emotionally and physically.
So here are four tips that will help you make the most of this Christmas.
1. Remember Not To Confuse Love with Gifts
There is nothing we love more than giving gifts to my loved ones,
especially at Christmas. Watching their eyes light up on Christmas morning
and hearing their cries of joy as they open their gifts warms my heart.
Sometimes our love and generosity extends further than our pocketbooks
allow. We need to be mindful of what we can spend without creating pain
for ourselves after Christmas.
Sohonour your gift-giving budget. Buy your loved ones the best gift you
CAN afford. Give it to them with your love and it well be received with love
too.

2. The Gift-Giving Competition
Sadly, in some families Christmas has become a competition, where we
constantly compare notes with one another. Many feel compelled to
outspend others or give more gifts to their kids. In other words, Christmas
has turned into a game of “Keep Up”. And it’s a game you can never win.
That’s why it’s important to remember that Christmas was never intended
to be a competition, regardless of your beliefs. It is intended to be a time
of love, giving and community. When you find yourself comparing how
much you spend at Christmas with others, stop and remind yourself what
Christmas truly means to you.
3. Don’t Overstuff The Holidays
Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year and it is
equally the busiest time of the year. It seems like we are constantly running
from one thing to another and it is exhausting, not to mention stressful.
There are obviously some festivities that we don’t want to miss, but we
don’t have to accept every party invitation or run ourselves ragged either.
It is okay to decline an invitation. It is okay if we realise that we don’t have
the time or energy to bake five different kinds of holiday treats so we buy
some instead. Christmas is a special time of the year, but it loses its power
when we don’t give ourselves time to enjoy it.
So review the calendar and set aside enough quiet time where the family
can relax together. Those are great nights to watch holiday movies or read
a holiday book.
4. Teachable Moments
The holidays offer many great teachable moments about family, traditions,
giving, patience and love. Kids typically focus on receiving gifts, so we
need to do our part to make sure they understand Christmas means more
than Santa Claus. Christmas is about bringing families together, celebrating
the year that was and hopefully sharing the love (although this can be
challenging at times). So this year pause and chat to your family and share
your joy of Christmas, without thinking about the presents.

Don’t forget to drink
and warm up before
you exercise
Dehydration affects
performance and work out levels
and when working out, you
lose water – both through your
breath and by sweating. To keep
hydrated and to get the best
out of your work out, have a few
glasses of water in the hours
before you exercise. Another tip
is to have 1–2 glasses of water
about 15 minutes before your
work out.
Also important is a gradual
warm up which goes a long way
to preventing injuries. A good
warm up increases blood flow
to the working muscles which
results in decreased muscle
stiffness and therefore less risk
of injury. Your warm up can
consist of stretching, walking,
jogging or simply doing your
regular workout activity at a
slower pace.
On-the-go work out
Try this great on-the-go work
out that can be followed
outdoors, on the beach or even
in your lounge room. All you
need is some open space and a
skipping rope:

• Burpees x 10
• Jump squats x 10
• Push ups (full or legs
grounded) x 10
• Ab crunches x 10
• Skipping x 100 normal skips
(or for a challenge 25 x
double-unders, which are
two rotations of the rope per
jump)
Repeat this for 30 minutes
*If you are unsure
of how to correctly
complete any of these
exercises talk qualified
personal trainer
Fun summer games to play
Summer = daylight savings,
which gives you, your friends and
family, a great opportunity to get
outside and enjoy fun games and
exercise together. Here are some
simple and fun ideas to get you
started:
• Have a game of backyard
cricket or play ‘kick to kick’ in
the park after dinner.
• As parents, don’t just watch
from the sidelines. Surfing,
footy, cycling, hiking, or
whatever you’re into– get
actively involved.
• Coordinate water gun fights
with your kids, this is a great
way to run around and is lots
of fun.

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