Newsletter

No 32 18th October 2024


Myuna Farm Excursion



On Friday the 18th of October the Junior School enjoyed an exciting excursion to Myuna Farm, where they experienced what life is like on a working farm.  Unfortunately the weather wasn't the best, but it didn't stop the students enjoying a day full of fun and educational activities where they were able to connect to nature and animals.

From the moment the students arrived, they were greeted with the sounds of mooing cows, gobbling turkeys and crowing rosters. The students had the opportunity to feed and interact with a range of animals, including sheep, goats, rabbits and even guinea pigs!  

An exciting part of the day was milking the goats.  Each student had a turn and learned how farmers milk their goats by hand.  One of the highlights of the day was the tractor ride around the farm.

The Myuna Farm excursion was great day filled with hands on learning and although the weather was wet, it didn't dampen anyone's spirits. 

Check out our gallery of the day below!

School Notice Board - 1st November 2024

Thank you for the
Halloween Disco

The annual Halloween Disco was a roaring success (or should we say... SCREAMING success?). A special thank you to all the fundraising committee and other parent helpers for organising the event.



Bunnings volunteers helping to add colour to the school
Earlier in the week, Lyn Kellow from Bunnings Frankston came in with 4 other volunteers to help do some work around the school. The volunteers were from different Bunnings stores around the Peninsula.

I would like to thank them on behalf of the community for donating plants, paint and time to the school. A lot of the school community have commened on the works and really like the added colour in the playground.

I would also like to thank Taubmans Paint for donating the paint for the garden beds and sheds.



Working Bee - Week 6

We would like to hold a working bee on Friday 15th November.

Could I please ask the parent community to reserve some time after school on that date and volunteer to come and join us for a working bee?

I would like to use the opporunity to refresh the look of areas in the school, fix up the look of the gardens and do some maintenance around the school.

The working bee will be from 3:15 until 5:00. We will be enjoying sausage rolls and party pies after the working bee.
 

Please register if you are able to come.

www.karingalheightsps.vic.edu.au/
articles/1707


Alternatively, you can return the working bee slip from the flyer that was sent home.


Social Media Safety

KHPS promote Esafety and would like to share an important resource for parents and carers about safe socials.

Parents and carers play a key role in guiding their children as they navigate the online world and begin to learn through exploration, play and social interaction.

Parents and carers can prepare their primary school aged child to be safe on social media even if they don’t use it yet. You can do this by building good online habits and staying informed about online safety.

 

Safe Socials – For parents and carers (Primary) | vic.gov.au


Current Notices
Please keep an eye out for the dates on the following notices:

* Special treat (due 4th Nov)
* McClelland Gallery (overdue)
* Working Bee volunteer form


Coming Events

                     
Please look at the events calendar for future events.
                   
Please refer to the EVENT Calendar on the website to find out information about future events. 
It is the easiest place to go to when you are unsure about what is coming up, dates and times.



Awards, Birthdays, Celebrations

Congratulations to our Students of the Week recipients from the latest assembly 
We would like to congratulate the following students for receiving an award at our last assembly.

P/1D1/2W3/4S4/5/6H
Willow K

Ana G







ART/STEMMUSICTUTORING 
Bailey W
Aaliyah C
Axel L
Ryder K
Jet K
Tabitha M

   


Birthdays in October

5thSoyara S
21stBailey J

Logan J
26thLylah-May M

Liam N
27thAurora R
31stEllie C

 



Book Club Issue 7



Book Club provides families with affordable and convenient ways to bring the best in children's literature into their homes.  Each issue contains curated, age-appropriate titles carefully selected and levelled by a dedicated team of professional book lovers.

BOOK CLUB ISSUE 7
 is out now!  You can view online at https://mybookclubs.scholastic.com.au/Parent/Login.aspx
A paper catalogue was sent home on Wednesday.

Just a reminder that orders are due back by 25th October via Scholastic Loop online ordering system or by bringing the order form which is in the catalogue back to school in a sealed envelope.

Orders will be delivered to school and distributed to the students.  There is also a GIFT function which you can select if you prefer orders to be sent to the front office for secret collection!

For every Book Club order placed, Scholastic gives back 15% of the order value to our school to purchase valuable educational resources via its Scholastic Rewards program.

Thank you for your support of our KHPS Book Club.

Wellbeing and Support for Carers

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ADDITIONAL CARER SUPPORT LINKS

1.If you require more vouchers and financial assistance, housing support, counselling, please visit the website of Ask Izzy or open the link below:

https://askizzy.org.au/

2.Frankston Autism and Additional Needs Support Group for parents and carers

  Meet on 2nd Tuesday morning monthly. Contact Jane Pirouc on 8552 2222 / connect@moira.org.au

   https://www.moira.org.au/connect/support-groups-for-carers/

  1. In Home Child Care Program - 1800 993 737

   Accessible childcare for families who have difficulties to access standard childcare

   https://ihc.org.au/services/services-victoria/

  1. Extended Families Australia - 9355 8848 / 0410 923 913 - The Rebalance Program supports carers in looking after their children from 0 to 17 years old


Community News

Any information provided to the school that appears in the community news are for general information purposes. KHPS does not necessarily endorse the organisations.


ArtistiCat



South East Melbourne Magic


Training sessions are located at Jubilee Park Stadium in Frankston, with a focus on creating a fun and engaging basketball experience for all children.For information about the club and Summer 2024/25 registration visit: https://www.semmagic.club/pages/fees




Frankston Bobcats Basketball Club


Our club is committed to engaging kids in sports, encouraging them to be active, and creating a supportive environment for their growth. We believe that participation in basketball can foster a positive and inclusive community, and we actively involve parents in this journey—whether through coaching, team management, or simply being supportive cheerleaders on the sidelines.




GKR Karate




FRANKSTON YCW CRICKET CLUB