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1 JUNE
2016 ISSUE
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INJUNE P-10 STATE SCHOOL
PO Box 12, Injune 4454, Qld
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Ph: 07 4626 0222
Fax: 07 4626 0200
Email: [email protected]
RESILIENCE
RELATIONSHIP
Principal’s Notes
Come for a Shocking Night Out!
WHAT: Family Science Show on Electricity and Lightning
WHERE: Injune P-10 State School
WHEN: Wednesday, June 22 2016, 7.00-8.00pm
COST: $12 per person
WHO: We welcome all school community members whether
you have a child at school or not. Come along to the ELECTRICITY AND LIGHTNING SHOW with Dr Peter Eastwell, Director of
Science Time Educa5onal
Inside this
issue:
What is
Happening at
Our School
2
See the long sparks from a one half million volt Tesla coil, the effect of electricity on
your muscles, what happens when lightning strikes your car. Learn how lightning
travels. Highly visual and entertaining!!!!
Dates to
Remember
2
South West Cross Country
Well done to Hayley Northam and Jade Crabb who were successful in the South West
Cross Country trials last Friday.
Informa on for 2
Parents
Tenders for
Term 2, 2016
3-4
Our Leaders
SACE
Experience
5
Snapshot at
Sports Events
6
Biggest Muffin
and Milo
Morning Tea
7
This Week’s
School
Superstars
8-9
Maths
Workshop for
Parents
9
Community
News
10
Count the Jelly Beans Winner
Congratula5ons to Abby Postle who was closest to the correct amount of jelly beans
in the jar. Her guess was 513 and the correct amount was 487. This ac5vity was run
by the Student Representa5ve Council and was enjoyed by all guessers.
Home Game
Last Saturday, we had a home game. We have been complimented on the
smoothness of the flow of the morning’s games. Not only was the oval well prepared,
but we had all umpires and referees in place. Bunny Shed workers provided wonderful
snacks and the spirit of the crowd, while pro Injune was happy and suppor5ve of all
efforts of children.
Parent Numeracy Evening
Next Monday evening (6 June) from 6.00-7.30pm, staff will be running a hands on
workshop on addi5on and subtrac5on in the Years 3-6 Hub. Mrs Williams and Miss
Kennedy are running this workshop for parents of Years 3-6. All parents are welcome.
Please leave students at home and come along to play with hands on materials to
learn how to work with your children at home on addi5on and subtrac5on.
Regards,
Adver sements 1112
Sue Anderson
Principal
Injune P-10 State School
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What is Happening at our School
Football/Netball (Mrs Sandra Godfrey)
All training is in Injune this week. St Johns' boys and coaches are travelling to us on Thursday.
Saturday's games are as per the draw. This is the last week of games for the U8 netball team (netball finals
start the following week).
Instrumental Music (Mrs Jessica Logan)
On Tuesday 25th May, the Injune Awesome Foursome consis5ng of Ben B, Emily, Cooper M and Billy
competed in the bi-annual state Instrumental Music compe55on FANFARE. The quartet looked fabulous and
played soundly to achieve a Bronze award! Some of the adjudicator’s comments included working on bigger
bowing and striving to play harder music. He also men5oned that he enjoyed the performance and looks
forward to what the group will be able to achieve together in the next two years! Well done to everyone involved and a big thank-you to the parents who supported their children in this event. We will now be
working on new music with our beginner players and our senior quartet ready for Music Fest next term and
encourage all students to prac5ce in prepara5on for exams next Tuesday, 7th June.
Dates to Remember
JULY
JUNE
11
First Day for Term 3 (Monday)
Athle5cs Day (Friday)
6
Maths Workshop for Parents (Monday)
29
24
Last Day for Term 2 (Friday)
SEPTEMBER
7
School Photo ( Wednesday)
Informa on for Parents
Key Factors in Quad Bikes Accidents
I have been asked to put this informa5on in the newsleJer.
Key risk factors in riding Quad Bikes:
• There is a lack of consumer and public awareness of the dangers of quad bikes and
requirements to ride them safely.
• Quad bikes are decep5vely easy to ride which can lead to complacency with their
use.
• Approximately 75% of the quad bike fatali5es occurred on farms.
• Rollover occurred in 85% of the workrelated fatal cases compared to 56% of
recrea5onal cases.
• Loss of control on a slope and/or driving over an object was a factor in 58% of the
farm cases and 33% of recrea5onal cases.
• In work-related fatali5es, a higher percentage involved older riders (78% were 50
years or older). In comparison, only 9% of recrea5onal riders killed were over 50.
• The main cause of death for farm workers was chest injury (59%) compared to head
injury for recrea5onal riders (49%).
• Around 13% of farm workers died as a result of a head injury. A helmet was found to
be worn in only 22% of the fatal cases.
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Tenders for Term 2 2016
The following items are up for Tender from the Injune P-10 State School.
All items are as is where is condi+on. Every effort has been made to ensure that items are
described correctly. If you would like to view any items, please contact the office on 46260222.
Please enclose your tender in a sealed envelope and mark it:
The Principal
Injune P-10 State School
Confiden+al
PO Box 12
INJUNE Q 4454
The items are in Lot Number. Please note, if there are several items the same but you only want
one, you can tender for several but say you only want one. For example:
I wish to tender $1000 for Lot no: 30 OR
I wish to tender $1000 for Lot no: 30-37 - NOTE: I only want one item
Please note that the date has been extended. The tender will now close by Friday 3rd June 2016.
LOT NUMBER:
1. Dell Op5plex 980 – Intel Core i3-550 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2 – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100261)
2. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i3-2120 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2 – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100283)
3. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i3-2120 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2 – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100284)
4. NO LONGER AVAILABLE
5. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i3-2120 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2 – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100286)
6. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i3-2120 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2 – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100287)
7. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i3-2120 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2 – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100288)
8. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i3-2120 – 4GB Ram – 320GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD - Windows
Visa Home Basic 32bit SP2– 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - No other soRware installed.
(1723100289)
9. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core i7-2600 – 8GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No other soRware installed.
(1723100340)
10.NO LONGER AVAILABLE
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Con nua on of Tenders for Term 2 2016
11. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100343)
12. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100344)
13. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100345)
14. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100346)
15. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100347)
16. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100348)
17. Dell Op5plex 990 – Intel Core 13-2130 – 4GB Ram – 500GB 7.2kRPM SATA HD – DVD – Windows
7 Home Basics 32 Bit – 19” Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor – No Other soRware installed.
(1723100349)
18. HP 2035n Laser Printer – Black & White
19. 2000x1400x400 High Jump Mat
20. 2000x1400x400 High Jump Mat
21. 2000x1400x400 High Jump Mat
22. Storage Shelves – 6 shelves – H1670 x W810 xD300
23. Storage Shelves – 10 shelves – H1670 xW810xD300
24. Storage Shelves – 10 shelves – H1670 xW810xD300
25. Storage Shelves – 10 shelves – H1670 xW810xD300
26. Storage Shelves – 10 shelves – H1670 xW810xD300
27. Storage Shelves – 7 shelves – H1670 xW810xD300
28. Steel 2 door storage cupboard
29. Brown built shelving – dismantled with all parts
30. Corner Computer Desk Grey
31. Corner Computer Desk Grey
32. Corner Computer Desk Grey
33. Corner Computer Desk Grey
34. Corner Computer Desk Grey
35. Corner Computer Desk Grey
36. Corner Computer Desk Grey
37. Corner Computer Desk Grey
38. 1 x 3 Shelf, Brown built storage shelving
39. 1 x 4 Shelf, Brown built storage shelving
PLEASE NOTE: If you are the winning tenderer, please come to the office to pay prior to removing
your goods. A staff member will accompany you to pick up your tender.
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Our Leaders’ SACE Experience
Our Leaders SACE Experience
On Sunday 22nd May, Miss Horn had the pleasure of travelling to Toowoomba with our school leaders to aJend the
Spirit of the ANZAC Centenary Experience (SACE). They spent two nights
in Toowoomba with all travel and accommoda5on paid for by the
Queensland Government Travel Bursary, Miss Horn had applied for
earlier in the year. The experience was one both Miss Horn and the
students will remember fondly for years to come. An amazing exhibit of:
artefacts from World Wars, interac5ve imagery recrea5ng experiences of
the ANZAC’s and audio stories from the perspec5ves of soldiers; kept
Miss Horn and our school leaders enthralled and engaged throughout the
whole exhibi5on. Students wanted to share their experiences with the
school community. Below are a few of their tes5monials.
Hayley Northam – SRC President
The use of technology combined with the display of artefacts should truly be commended. The audio and stories we
listened to certainly helped deepen our connec on to the soldiers past and present. SACE was as very memorable
experience, one that won’t be forgo!en.
Laken Hornick – SRC Vice President & Tobruk House Captain
SACE was an amazing opportunity for a li!le school like Injune. My
favourite aspect of SACE was how they made the artefacts look
realis c and showed us everything in great detail. The people that
helped make this experience so good should be applauded on their
efforts. SACE was definitely worth it.
Conor Postle – Kokoda House Captain
During the exhibi on, we listened to 2-5 minute stories from men and women that were
in the world wars through head phones and we looked at artefacts that were used in the
world wars. My favourite things were how they used technology to recreate what it was
like to live during the world wars. It was a great experience and was worth every second.
Ben Bidgood – Kokoda House Captain
The experience was fantas c, I was amazed at the real artefacts like the machinery and what they had to live through.
I really liked the last stage! It was fantas c, with the names and photos of the people who went to war.
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Snapshots at Sports Events
2016 Cross Country
Football/Netball Home Game
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Biggest Muffin and Milo Morning Tea
Muffins & Milos for a Worthy Cause!
On the 26th of May 2016, at 8:30am the Injune P-10
State School Student Representative Council (SRC)
held their first ‘Biggest Milo Muffin Morning Tea’ in
support of cancer research. The morning tea involved a
mouth-watering choc chip muffin, a delicious milo and a
jelly bean jar guess. The SRC chose to recreate the
traditional Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea
Fundraiser to make it school-friendly, by substituting a
hot cup of coffee for a nice, warm Milo. Plus, they added
a Jelly Bean jar guess because who doesn’t love a jar
filled with hundreds of jelly beans?
Many students from the SRC helped for hours after school to
freshly bake all the muffins and prepare the supplies for the morning. At 8:00 am on Thursday the 26th May, the student council
representatives arrived bright and early to help with the final
preparations and serve the hungry masses of students and
teachers. There was not a chocolate-free face in sight! It was great to see over 70 muffins and milos sold
and the whole school getting behind such a wonderful cause. A big congratulations to Abby Postle, who
won the Jelly Beans jar with a guess of 513. The correct amount was 487. Very close, Abby! Injune P-10
State School is proud to have raised $450 to support cancer research and is more than keen to repeat
the fundraiser in years to come as it was so successful.
Thank you to all of the SRC students
and teachers for helping this event to
run
smoothly. We would also like to
give a big thanks to the Price family for
donating the Jelly Beans and the
Hornick family for donating the Milo.
A final thankyou goes out to the entire
school community for getting behind
the event.
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This Week’s School Superstars
NIGHTS OF READING
50 NIGHTS
75 NIGHTS
RILEY
ZAC
BRAITH
100 NIGHTS
FELICITY and ABBY
SPECIAL AWARDS
COOPER N and JACK C
for showing respect to others
during group ac5vi5es.
CAYLEB for raising his
hands to share
his ideas.
ALEXIS for showing respect for
peers when helping and
EMILY for following bookwork
expecta5ons and applying wri5ng
techniques
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Con nua on of This Week’s School Superstars
COREY and RILEY for super
work in English and
ELLE for speaking
respecVully.
LAKEN for respec5ng
your property and the
property of others.
CONGRATULATIONS
to the Winners of the Roma
Show Wri5ng Compe55on
KAITLYN– highly commended
(Year 6)
DRU - 3rd place (Year 4)
Maths Workshop for Parents
Parent Workshop
Focus: Years 3 – 6 Mathematics
but all year levels are welcome!
Mathematics:
Addition & Subtraction
Monday 6th June 2016
6pm – 7:30pm
Come and join us in the Years 3 - 6 Hub to learn more about the mental
computations and written methods used for addition and subtraction.
All parents and guardians welcome. No children please.
Any questions please contact Lee-ette or Callie.
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Community News and Adver sements
INJUNE
CHURCHES TOGETHER
Anglican/Uni ng Service
June 12, 2016 at 4pm
Catholic Service
June 26, 2016 at 4pm
Everybody is welcome.
OTHER NEWS
Injune Youth Group
Italian Night will be held Monday, 20
June at the Injune Hall star5ng at
5.30pm.
Injune Arts Inc.
Annual General Mee5ng
23 June 2016 at 5pm
Injune Town Library.
Injune Kindergarten
Reminding that TODAY, June 1 is the
deadline to submit orders and monies for
the PIE Drive.
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