Beeliar News: School Photos

SCHOOL PHOTO DAY IS COMING!

Dear Parents,

Your school photo day is coming! By now you have recevied your personalised flyer from Kapture Photography containing your child’s unique codes for ordering school photos online.

KEEP YOUR FLYER SECURE!

The unique codes contained on the flyer will be issued only once.

Order EARLY for sibling photography

Sibling photos can ONLY be ordered online. Once you receive the personalised flyers for your children, it is imperative that you order your sibling photo early to avoid missing out! There is a physical limit in the school schedule to how many sibling photos can be taken. Once the maximum capacity of sibling orders has been reached, no more sibling orders can be placed.

If maximum capacity is not reached, sibling orders close 12pm midday sharp, one business day prior to the first photo day.

The school or the photographers cannot accept late orders for sibling photography. Please do not ask as your request simply cannot be accommodated.

Other information

Your school will notify you in a few weeks when team and special group photos are available to view and purchase on the Kapture website. Please note; class, individual and sibling portraits are not available to view online prior to purchase.

Kapture offer a money back guarantee for any parent who is not fully satisfied with their photo package. Should you have any queries before or after photo day, please check the FAQ’s on the Kapture website.

All students will be photographed individually on photo day for school administration records AS WELL as included in their class group presentation available for purchase to all families. Should there be any reason why your child should NOT be included in the photo shoot –please contact the school office.

Beeliar News: Reminders

Beeliar PS P&C Mother’s Day Stall Reminder

The Mother’s Day stall will be on Thursday and Friday this week. Please check the flyer below to see which date applies for your child/children.  Children wanting to purchase a gift bring money along on the day and come up to the stalls in class groups during school to choose a gift/s.

 

COVID Update 3/5/2021

Dear parent/carer,

As planned, the Perth and Peel post-lockdown restrictions are set to be significantly eased further from 12.01am Saturday, May 1.

The easing of restrictions will see Perth and Peel move closer to the return of pre-lockdown life, but a small number of transitional measures will remain in place until Saturday, May 8. I am writing to advise that schools remain open and masks are required for all staff and adults on school premises. Teachers can remove masks to teach.

Venue capacity limits have also been eased and parents/carers are able to attend school activities such as assemblies and events. Masks are mandatory for parents/carers to wear indoors and outdoors where physical distancing is not possible.

The safety of staff and students is a priority and extra cleaning and hygiene measures continue. The latest health information is available through WA Health Department.

The easing of restrictions means we can participate together as a school community once again, we look forward to seeing you at our assembly this afternoon.

Kind regards

Louise O’Donovan

NAPLAN Reminder

Year 3 students will sit the National Assessment Program-Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) from next Tuesday 11th May – Thursday 13th May with a catch up day on Friday 14th May for any students who were absent. Prior to taking NAPLAN Online, students and parents are invited to use the NAPLAN public demonstration site to familiarise themselves with the types of questions and format of the tests. This is available at: https://www.nap.edu.au/online-assessment/public-demonstration-site  There are four assessments with Writing (either a persuasive text or narrative) being on paper and Reading, Conventions of Language and Numeracy being completed on an iPad.

 

Beeliar News: Derby Day & Mother’s Day

Derby Day – Beeliar PS Year 6 Graduation Committee Fundraiser

Beeliar Primary School will be holding a Footy Colours Dress Up Day on Friday 30 April 2021. The event is a Year 6 Graduation Committee Fundraiser, please come dressed in your clubs colours with a gold coin donation on this date. We look forward to seeing you all dressed up!

Regards
Year 6 Graduation Committee


Mothers Day Video

If any mums would like to be included in the Beeliar PS Mothers Day video, could you please email a photo of yourself and your child/children to the below email. The cut off date to send photos in will be Tuesday, May 4th.
Beeliar.PS@education.wa.edu.au


Beeliar PS P&C Mother’s Day Stall

Beeliar News: Term 2 Update

Dear Parents

Welcome to Term 2 to all students and families. We hope that you enjoyed the holiday break with your child/children. The students have settled in quickly and were very happy and excited to see their friends and teachers again.

ANZAC Service
Our students will join with Beeliar Primary School for a commemorative ANZAC service on the lawn next to the flag pole on Friday 23rd April at 9:00 am. Families are welcome to attend this important occasion. Two Year 3 students from TA3 will be chosen to lay flowers on behalf of all Fremantle LDC students and staff. If you have any flowers growing in your garden, could you please kindly send them to school with your child on the morning of Friday 23rd April so that they can be used for the floral tribute. Thank you.

Please note that Monday 26th April is a public holiday for ANZAC Day and children will not attend school.

NAPLAN
Year 3 students will sit the National Assessment Program-Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) from Tuesday 11th May – Thursday 13th May with a catch up day on Friday 14th May for any students who were absent. Prior to taking NAPLAN Online, students and parents are invited to use the NAPLAN public demonstration site to familiarise themselves with the types of questions and format of the tests. This is available at: https://www.nap.edu.au/online-assessment/public-demonstration-site  There are four assessments with Writing (either a persuasive text or narrative) being on paper and Reading, Conventions of Language and Numeracy being completed on an iPad.

School Photos
School photographs will be taken on either Thursday May 20th or Friday May 21st this term. Please watch out for more information to come home closer to the date.

Assembly
Beeliar Primary School will be hosting an assembly each fortnight (odd weeks) on Monday at 2:15 pm-3:00pm. The first assembly for Term 2 will be Monday May 3rd. The students from TA3 (Mrs Reid) and TA4 (Mrs Smith) will present their item and host the assembly on Monday 28th June at 2:00pm (week 11).  Please put this date on your calendar as we would love to welcome all families.

Canteen
The canteen will be open on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each week from 8.00am – 1.45pm. Please see a copy of the menu below. Orders can be placed in person (cash only) or online using the QuickCliq ordering system https://quickcliq.com.au/ Orders must be placed before the cut-off time at 9:30am.

Tuesday Early Close
A reminder that Fremantle LDC students finish school early on Tuesdays, at 2.30pm.

Kind regards

Beeliar LDC Staff

A Message from the School Health Nurse

Anxiety – how to help your child

All children experience anxious feelings as part of their normal childhood development. Some anxious feelings include fear, agitation, nervousness, worry and apprehension. Some children find it harder to get these feelings under control and may experience anxiety more intensely and more often than others.

Anxiety is when the level of fear or worry about something is out of proportion to the level of risk or danger. Thinking about the situation makes them more worried and tense.

If your child is experiencing anxiety try to:

  • Acknowledge your child’s fear – don’t dismiss or ignore it.
  • Gently encourage them to do things they’re anxious about, but don’t push them to face situations they’re not yet ready to face.
  • Wait until they actually get anxious before you step in to help.
  • Praise them for doing something they’re anxious about, rather than criticizing them for being afraid.
  • Avoid labelling your child as ‘shy’ or ‘anxious’.

Your child might need some extra support if their anxiety stops them from doing the things they want to do or interferes with their friendships, school work or family life.

If you are worried about your child, contact your local Community Health Nurse, School Psychologist or General Practitioner. For more information about anxiety in children go to www.raisingchildren.net.au or www.healthyfamilies.beyondblue.org.au