Term 4 Begins

Welcome back to school for Term 4 of 2022. This fourth term is a time to celebrate and appreciate the great gains in learning that have been achieved throughout the year. It is also a time to consolidate learning and to really push to achieve the highest possible standards. It is evident in classrooms, specialist classes, support programs and in the school yard that the students are switched on and enthusiastic about their learning. This is great way to start the term.

Twilight Carnival

Set aside Friday, 11 November for the Twilight Carnival. This event will run from 3:30 – 8:30 pm and will include carnival rides, community foods, sausage sizzle, food trucks, craft stalls and student performances on stage. There are two tickets available;

Full Ride Access wrist band tickets for older students, secondary school students and adults (including a sausage in bread and a drink) are $45

Restricted Ride Access wrist band tickets for pre-schoolers and younger students (including a sausage in bread and a drink) are $35

Tickets are available through Trybooking. The link is:

https://www.trybooking.com/CDGJW

Tickets will also be available on the day. Cash only.

Year 6 Exhibition

On Wednesday evening, 19 October, Year 6 will be conducting The Exhibition Night. This is a wonderful opportunity for the Year 6 students to display their learning, conceptual knowledge, skills, interests and understandings about their chosen focus. This is always entertaining, engaging and enlightening for all adults in attendance.

Sun Smart Policy – Hats

All students are reminded to wear a hat while outside throughout Term 4. Parents are asked to check that their children have that in their school bags each day so that able to join in with outdoor play and physical education.

Walking to School

In order to minimise the traffic around the school during morning drop off and afternoon pickup parents are encouraged to park the away from the school and let children walk the last little bit of the journey.

New Signage

New signage has been installed at the school entrances. Gates have been numbered as part of the Emergency Management Plan and two modern Mount View Primary School signs have been erected at the two entrances: Shepherd Road and Lori Place.

Grounds Improvements

Improvements to the school grounds have been underway and these include:

Cricket Pitch Resurface

All improvements are aimed at improving the opportunities for the students and to encourage healthy lifestyles.

Planning for 2023

In order for school leadership to plan for the 2023 we need to know if any students will be leaving Mount View at the end of the year. In addition, if you know of family and friends who will be sending their children to Mount View next year, please let them know that it is vital that they contact the office mount.view.ps@education.vic.gov.au so that the children can be included in next year’s classes.

Glenn Butler

Principal

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