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Vol 19 28.11.14
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Yakam
Newsletter
Principal: Julie Blythe
Deputy Principals: Yvonne Height, Helen Walmsley and Paul Murray
Ph: 9841 7533 Fax: 9842 1350
Email: Yakamia.PS@education.wa.edu.au
Volume 19
28 November 2014
From Room 13
In Term 1, our class conducted an investigation on displacement of water. Using plasticine,
clay, water, measuring jugs and an eyedropper, we discovered that one millimetre is the
equivalent of one centimetre cubed. Following that, we have learnt the formulas of many
different shapes and how they may be used to find the area or perimeter.
In Term 4 we began a Bicycle Education program and have since presented
an assembly containing bicycle related items. We accomplished the task of
memorising Mulga Bills Bicycle, written by the famous Australian poet
who went by the name of A.B. Banjo Paterson. Aside from that we also
attempted to sing The Pushbike Song by The Mixtures, with the help and
guidance of the very amazing Mr Steve Fisher.
Prior to that, we were lucky enough to gain Miss Norman for 6 weeks. In that
time we baked some delicious ANZAC biscuits with her supervision, potatoprinted paintings of the blood-red poppies that grew over the graves of our
fallen soldiers along with research and
history of the Remembrance Poppy. To
finish off with, we constructed various
presentations of three different ships and
their crews that contributed their lives to
the First World War.
Recently, with the assistance of Miss
Norman, we designed Power-points about our wonderful times at
this amazing school; Yakamia Primary. All teachers can rest assured that they have given
us a generous amount of knowledge to accompany us through high
school and the rest of our lives. We cannot thank anyone enough
for their positive impact on our education leading up to our
graduation.
Goodbye, from all the students in Room 13 as we leave for
High School next year.
Victoria and Sally,
on behalf of Room 13
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Julie Blythe
SCHOOL BANKING EVERY:
THURSDAY IN THE HALL
TUESDAY IN BLOCK 4 ECC
8.30 9.00am
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School News
Wear Yellow Day
Many thanks to parents, students and staff for their kind donations to Princess Margaret Hospital.
A total of $404 was raised.
Free Dress Day
In Week 10, Tuesday 16 December, there will be a free dress day for all students.
The day will be in support of Foodbank. Please bring some non-perishable, within
the use by date or best before date, food items to donate. Your support for
Foodbank is much appreciated, as they are also great supporters of our Before
School Reading and Breakfast program that runs in our school Tuesday to Friday.
P&C News
A lovely time was had by all at the Sundowner Meeting at Due South. It was a very productive
meeting as the P&C voted and passed funds for the projector and blinds for the hall which will be a
great addition to the school at assemblies and other important events throughout the year. The
nature playground is also developing nicely and children are having a fabulous time on the fort.
Thank you everyone for all the support and the fundraising this year. See you all next year for more
activities to benefit and to support our children in their primary years.
Michelle Edwards, P&C President
Name
Room
Name
11
Imani Officer
24
Hayden Joss
Jazmin Maher
12
Brody Cronin
Tyron Marwick
25
Nelson Sim
13
Zaih Mongoo-Mai
Ella Belfield
Chris Winmar
26
Ben Thomas
Dylan Hawkins
14
Jayde Timms
32
Angela Lanyon-Cook
Aniqua Gray
15
James Penson
33
Natalie Duangken
16
Tyresha Penny
Ashleigh Sykes-Holliday
34
Emma-Lee Lemin
21
Kyrell Williams
Kyrell Williams
Abigale Kidman
23
Matthew Comley
Adam Hobbs
Emily Gadean
TKeyah Eades
35
Abigale Kidman
22
Elli Holt
Joshua Boocock
Eh Gu thay
41
Keira Pearce
Matilda Kuyer
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Community News
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