Niangala Public School Newsletter

Whole School Information

Good for Kids

School Uniform

P&C - Notice of AGM & Ordinary Meeting

School Visit - Acting Sargent Chris Jordan

Good for Kids - Good for Life

 

The Good for Kids, Good for Life program is designed to support Early Childhood Education and Care services and Schools to promote healthy eating and physical activity to the children of our community. The Good for Kids team has worked in the Hunter New England health area since 2005 and are based at the population health unit. Good for Kids supports the NSW Ministry of Health’s Live life Well @ School and Munch and Move programs.  

 

The below attachments provide relevant information for our school community on healthy eating, physical activity and limiting screen time.

 

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School Uniform

The children have looked amazing coming in their school uniform this term.  We have had a change to the normal uniform routine with the girls participating in the Women in Sport Program, but as a rule a normal week for us will be:

Monday & Tuesday - summer formal uniform

Wednesday - sport uniform

Thursday & Friday - summer formal uniform

 

The wearing of a school uniform, promotes a sense of belonging for students and creates a positive identity for the school community. School uniforms also contribute to the personal safety of students by allowing easier recognition of students inside the school and in the community.

 

We thank parents for their support in ensuring that their children continue to come to school in uniform.

 

 

P&C

The 2024 P&C Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 13 March, 1.45pm at Niangala School.  This will be followed by the first ordinary meeting of the year.  Parents, Life Members and community are invited to come along and be involved in the P&C for this year.

 

ThinkUKnow Australia 

On Monday 25 March, acting Sergeant Chris Jordan from the Walcha Police will be visiting school to speak to the children about online safety.   The ThinkUKnow program is an initiative of the Australian Federal Police and presented to schools by NSW police representatives.  The program will be catered for Years K-2 students and Years 3-6 students.

 

thinkuknow.org.au