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60 Crook Street (PO Box 45)
Strathdale 3550
www.kenningtonps.vic.edu.au
kennington.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au
Phone: 5443 2011 Fax: 5441 7321
Principal:
Assistant Principal :
Assistant Principal:
Assistant Principal
(Deaf Facility):
Is showing concern for
others
and
being
thoughtful,
and
understanding of their
feelings.
It
means
your
thoughts; words and
actions
show
consideration
for
others.
Kennington Primary School Values Awards
Community
Inclusion
Personal
Best
Is working together for
the common good.
It means being able to
work together and act
positively with others.
Is respecting and
valuing differences.
It means we include
others in work and
play.
Fri 30
Dates to Remember
Is always aiming high
and being the best I
can.
It
means
being
optimistic: that I will be
successful in the end.
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Term 4
December
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Thu 18
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9:00am –
5:30pm
Fri 19
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Fri 19
1:30pm
Meet the Teacher for 2015
session
Grade 5 – Grade 6 (2015)
Last day to order
Commemorative Shirt from
Fashion Plus
Last Day of School
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Wed 11
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Wed 18
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Mon 23
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Tue 24
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Wed 25
Dates to Remember 2015
Term 1
January
nd
Wed 28
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Thu 29
8:00am –
4:00pm
8:35am
Respect
Is treating everybody
and everything with
consideration
and
courtesy.
It means looking after
myself, others and the
environment.
8:35am
Preps commence
8:45am
Prep Parents, carers and
new families welcome.
Refreshments at the front
of the school.
Jump Start Grade 1-6
February
nd
Mon 2
Wed 4
Thu 22
Marg Tope
Thursday 18th December, 2014
Newsletter No. 40
Caring
Glenda Miller
Trudi Jacobson
Jo Menzel
Book Collection/Payment
Day
Staff Only
March
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Wed 4
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Fri 6
Term 1 commences
Grade 1 – Grade 6
Jump Start Grade 1-6
Mon 9
1
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Jump Start Grade 1-6
Swimming Grade 5-6
Prep Rest Day
Prep Rest Day
Prep Rest Day
Parent- Teacher Meetings
Parent- Teacher Meetings
Prep Rest Day
Dstrict Tennis Champ.
School Photo Day
Division Swimming
Carnival
Labour Day-Public Holiday
2015 Term Dates
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to
27 March
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26 June
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18 September
to
18 December
Term 1:
28 January
Term 2:
13 April
Term 3:
13 July
Term 4:
5 October
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Jane Rookes- Jane taught at Kennington from
2002 through untl the end of 2012.During this
time she taught at many grade levels. Jane is
now principal ai Willowra School in remote
Northern Territiry and has decided to remain in
that role.
 Glenys Hall – Glenys has worked at Kennington
Primaty School since 1995, and as such has
been one of our longest serving staff members.
During this time Glenys undertook a variety of
roles and her flexibility and dedication to the
wellbeing of all our students was a highlight of
her practice. Glenys has resigned from her
teaching role.
In addition we have a number of others who have been
on leave for a number of years and have now indicated
that they will not be returning to Kennington. These
people are ;
 Marnie Pollock
 Kylie Ross
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Principal’s Report
Dear Parents/Carers
Dear Parents/Carers,
This is our last Link for 2014. I would like to take this
opportunity to thank staff and members of the school
community for their support during the year. It has been
another very busy year. Among the highlights of 2014 are
the following and this is by no means a complete list:
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Jump Start
School Fair
Team Planning
Camps and Excursions Program
Chinese Student Immersion Program
Energy Breakthrough
Sporting opportunities and successes
Production–‘Pirates of the Curry Bean’.
Instrumental Music Program and Concerts
Carols at Kennington
Deaf Facility Activities
School Visitors – to observe teaching and
learning
Pastoral Care Support – including Breakfast
Club, Food Hampers, Home Visits
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Jane Strauch
Each of these teachers worked for extended periods of
time at our school and we are very appreciative of their
efforts.
We also farewell:
 Anthea Taylor who has been our Chaplain for the
last two years
 Carrie Liddle – Education support during 2014
and
 Julie Dalton – Education support during 2013 and
2014.
To all these people we offer our sincere thanks and wish
them every success in the future.
I would like to wish all members of our community a very
happy and safe Festive Season and trust that you will
enjoy quality time with your children over the holiday
break.
Carols at Kennington Primary School
Last Thursday evening we had our annual Carols at
Kennington. Again it was a terrific night and we had a
very large crowd in attendance. Again I would like to
extend thanks to the Bendigo and District Band who
again generously supported our carols night.
Farewell and Thank You
As is usually the case at the end of the year we farewell
some highly valued members of staff.
 Mr Jason Hague – as you are awarw Jason has
been appointed to Quarry Hill Primary School. .
Over many years Jason’s wide range of skills
have added significantly to the wide range of
programs we have been able to offer oour
students at Kennington Primary. We thank Jason
for his work at K.P.S over approximately 15 years
and wish him all the best as his furthers his
career at Quarry Hill Primary School.
Volunteers
We also thank and farewell a number of volunteers who
have provided long term assistance to Kennington
Primary School. They are;
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We have a number of teachers who have been on leave
and have now indicated that they will not be returning to
Kennington. The work of these people has been highly
regarded and valued. The longest serving of this group
are:
Carol West – classroom assistance
Annette Curtis - classroom assistance
Donna Muller – classroom assistance and lost
property
Jeanette Boquest – Christian Religious
Instruction
Staffing – 2015
Staffing is now finalised for 2015. We welcome Ms
Gabrielle Cavallaro to Kennington Primary School.
Gabrielle will join the Grade 4 team.
The following is a list of known staff for 2015:2
Grade
Prep A
Prep B
Prep C
Prep D
E Block
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Sherilyn Butler
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Leah French
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Amy Futcher
43
Cath Moorhead*
Grade 1A
Grade 1B
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Grade 1C
Grade 1/2D
Grade 2A
Grade 2B
Grade 2C
Grade 3A
Grade 3B
Grade 3C
Performing Arts
Visual Arts
Teaching Staff
Room
Teacher
Physical Education
English as an Additional
Language (EAL)
Additional Programs
Inclusion / ICT
Teachers of the Deaf
Kim Kirkpatrick *
Holly Morgan
Alicia Rady /
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Penny Peters
A Block Downstairs
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Sharon Malberg
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Wendy Batters
26
Patrick Coughlin
Jo Hill (Thursday)
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Sharon Guthrie*
Jo Hill (Friday)
Deaf Facility Leader
Assistant Principal
Assistant Principal
Principal
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Corrina Hartland
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Cameron Ladd
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Geoff Pitson
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Gabrielle Cavallaro
BER Building
Grade 5A
Grade 5B
Grade 5C
Grade 6A
Grade 6B
Grade 6C
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Jessica Gibbins (Term 1)
Jac Louttit
Lorraine Morton
Trish Johnstone
Sarah Broadbent
Brooke Howman
Marg Tope
Jo Menzel
Trudi Jacobson
Glenda Miller
Grade Placements
After input from many areas including students, staff and
parents and many hours of deliberation, taking into
consideration the needs of all students, the grade lists for
2015 have been finalised.
Today the students met their new teacher and were
informed of their new classroom. When the students
discuss their new class with you, it is important to be
positive and enthusiastic, and support children through
the transition process.
A Block Upstairs
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Todd Canobie*
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Naomi Thomson
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Cherie Walker and
Carla Crameri
D Block Upstairs
Grade 4A
Grade 4B
Grade 4C
Grade 4D
Wendy Collishaw
Lisa Findlay and
Robyn Williams
Luke Monaghan and
Alicia Rady
Michele Chng
Some children find change quite stressful, other children
embrace change readily. It is important that families trust
in our staff and our processes. If you have concerns
please alert Trudi Jacobson, Jo Menzel or me so that
your child can be monitored closely over the first 3 weeks
of Term 1. Children will not be moved from their allocated
grade.
Jeremy Hibbs*
Leah Retallick
Aimee Welton
Leah Daley*
Erin Jackson
Term 1:
Laura Hicks
Jo Hill (Wednesday)
Term 2 – 4
Natalie McDonald
Jo Hill (Wednesday)
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Dismissal on Friday 19 December
A reminder that children will be dismissed at 1:30pm on
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Friday 19 December, to eat lunch at home.
Please ensure that your child brings something
substantial or has a mini lunch to eat at first lunch
between 11:00am and 11:30am. Our farewell assembly
will commence at 1:10pm. Following the assembly
students will return to their classrooms and will be
dismissed from their classrooms at 1:30pm. Parents and
carers are invited to attend the final assembly.
Education Maintenance Allowance 2015
It is really important for parents/carers to be aware that
there will be no EMA in 2015 for any families at KPS.
This will mean that on Book Collection Day 2015 all costs
will need to be covered by you.
*Designates Grade Level Leader
School Support
Library Assistant
Sally Lowndes
Personnel Manager
Nola Lamb
Business Manager
Dianne McKean
Office Assistant
Sonia Lewis
Office Assistant
Sharyn Oliver
Office Assistant
Lyn Pearce
Education Support
Carolyn Briggs
Education Support
Sandra Boyd
Bilingual Program
Sherri Donnelly
Bilingual Program
Kerry Hicks
Family Accounts
To help with your books and fees on Book Collection Day
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(Thursday 22 January, 2015) you are welcome to come
to the office between 8:00am to 4:15pm to deposit money
into your family account to help with 2015 payments.
Money you put on your account this year will be carried
forward to next year.
Fees and Costs 2015
The following table outlines the fees and costs that will be
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payable on Book Collection Day on Thursday 22
Other Teaching Staff
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January 2015. *Please note that the School Council Fee
is voluntary.
Classroom Requisites
$40.00
 Prep
$45.00
 Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
Printing
$45.00
 Prep – Grade 6
Recorder
$ 7.00
 Grade 3 ONLY
Jump Start Program
$15.00
 Grade 1 – Grade 6
Mathletics and Spellodrome
$15.00
 Prep – Grade 6
Major Sporting Events
$15.00
 Grade P– Grade 2
$20.00
 Grade 3 – Grade 6
Whole School Musical Performance
$10.00
1:1 ICT Parent Co-contribution
$100.00
 Grades 5 and 6
*School Council Voluntary Levy*
$140.00
 First Child
$110.00
 Second Child/ Third Child
No Fee
 Fourth/More
the school. The Link will be sent home with the youngest
child
in
each
family
or
look
on
www.kenningtonps.vic.edu.au. The Link is published on
Thursdays. Sometimes, where we need to ensure that a
piece of information gets to all of our school community, a
notice will be repeated in a number of newsletters.
Regards
Glenda Millern
Principal
PE News
What a Year in SPORT
Kennington Primary School has had an exceptional year
in school sport:
Swimming
Twenty-one students represented the school at the
Mallee Region Swimming Championships. All students
performed well with many personal best times achieved.
Sophie W qualified for the State Championships in the
u/12 freestyle event.
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Highlighted items must be paid on book collection
day.
 1:1 ICT program needs to be paid before the
students receive their IPad.
Next week you will receive other details of estimated
excursion costs associated with your child’s education in
2015.
Morning Clubs
This year 95 students have participated in the morning
program with activities ranging from fitness circuits &
games, running, wheelchair sports to minor games. The
students gave up their early mornings to regularly
participate in the activities with an average of 35 turning
up each morning, some students did not miss a session
for the entire year.
Uniform
At Kennington Primary School we are very proud of our
uniform A uniform dress code reinforces in students a
pride in their own appearance, instils recognition of
themselves as an integral part of the school community,
and assists in developing pride in representing their
school.
If you are purchasing new uniform items over the
holidays, please refer to the Uniform Policy which is
attached. When purchasing shoes over the holidays,
please refer to the section of the policy which states:
SHOES
Appropriate black shoes, however sports shoes which are
mostly white are acceptable. Bright coloured sports shoes
are not acceptable.
Shoes with an open toe are not acceptable
Fitness Club
This year 42 students participated in the Fitness Club
Program held every Monday recess. The sessions have
been run by Fitness Leaders Tahlia S, Bailey H, Lilli D,
Lisa M, Matilda O, Angus R, Jackson S and Lochie H.
Pre-loved Uniforms
We often have need for second hand items of school
uniform. If you are going through your cupboards and
have some used items that are in good condition, they
can be donated to the school through the office.
Webpage
The KPS webpage also provides extra information and is
updated regularly. www.kenningtonps.vic.edu.au. The
current webpage is changing format so may not be as upto-date as usual over the next month. We appreciate
your patience during this upgrade process.
The Link
The Link is the main form of communication with you and
Athletics
KPS had 85 students represent
the school at the Shamrock
District Athletic Sports with 27
qualifying through to Loddon
Mallee Regional Sports.
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Football
The Football teams represented the school in Zone
Football Carnival at the Catholic College, Junortoun
Campus. The girls’ team finished runner up and the boys’
6th.
Twelve students represented KPS at the State Athletic
Championships held at Lakeside Stadium.
Jorja competed in the 200m (15th)
Bailey 200m (15th), Ned the 800m (13th) and
1500m (12th)
Luke 1500m (12th)
Matt the 200m (15th).
The relay teams ran beautifully with every changeover
perfect.
The 9/10 boys (Sydney N, Luke S, Jack B, Casey W)
finished 15th and the 12/13 girls (Lilli D, Acacia S, Sophie
W, Pha They You M) finished 10th.
Golf
This year 9 students represented the school at the
Victorian Primary Schools Golf Championships held at
Bendigo and Belvoir Park Golf Clubs. All students
performed exceptionally well with Morten H winning and
Ned B, Bailey D, Isaac M and Braiden W all qualifying for
the Regional tournament. Morten H won the regional
competition and for the state tournament where he
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finished 42 .
Cross Country
KPS had 162 students represent the school at the
Bendigo Regional Cross Country Championships with
Ned B (2nd), Matt B (3rd), Luke S (3rd), Sydney N (12th)
and Jade D (9th) qualifying through to Loddon Mallee
Regional Cross Country. Luke S, Matt B and Ned B then
qualified for the State Cross Country where they finished
in the top 25.
Bike Ed
The students in Grades 3-6
participated in the Bike
Education Program. Bike
Ed is part of the Physical
Education program at our
school, and is designed to
develop safe independent
cyclists
by
providing
experiences to:
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Volleyball
KPS was represented by a girls’ team, boys’ team and
two mixed teams All Teams performed extremely well,
teaming together and improving as the day progressed.
The boys and girls teams won their grand finals and
qualified for the regional tournament in Swan Hill. The
girls team won through to the state championship held at
BSAC in Melbourne.
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Increase
the
riding
competency of children by
practising cycling skills
Promote safe strategies for
riding in traffic
Familiarise children with the
relevant road rules
Develop
a
responsible
attitude in children
Provide safe methods to
negotiate common traffic
situations.
Fitness Challenge
The whole school competed in the Kennington Fitness
Challenge. The sessions were a great opportunity for
students to have positive experiences related to fitness
and develop lifelong exercise habits.
Girls’ Team: Lilli D, Acacia S, Laney B, Tatum H, Lisa M,
Grace R, Holly J, Millie B
The P-2 students competed in 10 activities in a tabloid
format. The events included; frog jump, accurate kick,
boundary throw in, agility weave, core strength activities,
mini hurdle dash, bean bag shuttle, superman fitness
cards, sack races and snakes and ladders.
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the Fitness Challenge
against themselves to
each of the activities.
results for each activity
Netball
KPS was represented by a girls and mixed team in the
Zone Netball completion. Both teams performed really
well finishing in the top five teams.
The 5/6 students competed in the Fitness Challenge
Grand Championship where they competed against
themselves to improve their performance on each of the
activities and competed for their house. Each student’s
results were recorded and individual event winners were
acknowledged. Georgia L and Aden M were awarded
Fittest female and male. Kennedy were the winning
house.
Soccer
A girls and boys’ soccer team represented KPS in the
Loddon Mallee Campaspe Carnival held at Epsom
Reserve. Both teams performed extremely well, teaming
together and improving as the day progressed. The boys
team won three games and drew two, which had them
second in their pool and missed out on the grand final
due to goal difference. The girls’ team won all four
matches and qualified for the grand final in which they
lost 2-1 in extra time.
The 3/4 students competed in
Contest where they competed
improve their performance on
Students that achieved the best
were acknowledged.
Softball
Congratulations to the two softball teams who
represented the Kennington Primary School at the
Regional Softball Championships held at Ken Harrison
Oval in Swan Hill. Both teams played extremely well and
displayed improved strategies and skill as the day
progressed. The boys’ team improved with the bat and
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ball to win one of their 4 outings finishing 3 overall. The
girls’ team showed excellent skill and strategy
development to finish 3rd in the region.
Basketball
KPS was represented by a two basketball teams in the
Campaspe, Goldfields & Sandhurst Division Basketball
Tournament held at the Bendigo Stadium. Both teams
performed extremely well.
Tennis
Tatum H. and Nicole F. won through to the District
Tennis. Nicole and Tatum qualified as Number 1 and 2
girls for our Division. They performed extremely well in
the district carnival.
Congratulations to Tatum H., Nicole F., Isaac M. and Matt
F. who won the Bendigo Primary Schools Tennis
Tournament. The teams won through to the grand final
where scores were tied after the doubles matches and a
sudden death mixed doubles match was played in which
Kennington won. An outstanding performance. Abbey K.,,
Tari S., Angus R. and Josh H. also represented the
school exceptionally well.
T20 Blast
KPS had four teams represented at the Zone T20 Blast
Cricket Tournament. All teams performed exceptionally
well and improved as the day progressed. All teams won
all three of their three round robin matches and qualified
for the grand final. With an all Kennington girls and boys’
final, the results were very close with Kennington 1
winning in both matches.
Energy Breakthrough
Sixteen students from grade 6 participated in the Energy
Breakthrough. With 5 months of training the dedicated
students did an outstanding job.
The boys and girls’ team qualified for the regional
tournament held at Shepparton. The boys won two of
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their four matches finishing 7 overall. The girls won all
three round robin matches but unfortunately missed out
on the playing in the grand final due to percentage. They
narrowly lost the play off for third and finished the carnival
in fourth position.
Wanted- Guinea Pig Minders
We are looking for someone to babysit the school Guinea
Pigs.
Nibbles & Whiskers need a new home for the school
holidays.
If you have a suitable cage at home and would like to
take care of Nibbles & Whiskers, please contact the office
of Mrs Kirkpatrick., today or tomorrow.
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Medication
All Medication that has been held in the office must be
collected by an adult by 1:30pm on Friday 19th
December 2014.
We have a collection of :
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Named Asthma puffers & spacers
Named Epipens
Panadol
Nurofen
Hayfever Medications
Any medication left over will be taken to the local chemist
for disposal.
Please take time over the holidays to update medical
plans and ensure that all medication has valid dates for
the first day of school 2015.
KPS CAROLS 2014
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COMMUNITY
JOIN IN THE FUN BE ACTIVE AND LEARN TO PLAY TENNIS
A four day holiday tennis clinic
ASTHMA FOUNDATION – for your information
is being conducted at the Bendigo Tennis Association
Complex
Nolan Street Bendigo commencing Tuesday January
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13 through to Friday January 16
www.asthmafriendlyschools.org.au
FREECALL 1800 645 130
Session times are 9:00am –10:15am , 10:15am –
11:30am , 11:30am –12.45pm
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Futsal Bendigo – School Holiday Clinic
Full court program
Looking for something for the kids to do over the school
holidays?
1 ¼ hour sessions each day
Fee for the tennis clinic is $75.00
Australian Futsal Association is pleased to announce that
it will be running their GOL BRASIL School Holiday
Clinics right throughout the summer in a location near
you!
A Hotshot holiday tennis clinic is also available for
children aged between 5 and 7 year olds.
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Clinics are open to boys and girls aged 6-15 years.
Tuesday January 13 through to Friday January 16
Session times are 9.00am – 9.45am , 9.45am –
11.30am.
The holiday clinics will be overseen by our Academy and
State Representative Coaches and include a 3 Day and 2
Day programs in locations throughout Australia. The
Victorian Country 2014/15 Program includes:
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Modified court ¾ hour sessions per day
Fee for the tennis clinic is $45.00
Ballarat 20-21 Jan – 2 Full Day Program
Bendigo 22-23 Jan – 2 Full Day Program
For further details please contact;
Stephen Storer - Tennis Australia Club
Professional Coach
Participants can purchase a GOL BRASIL School Holiday
Clinic Jersey for $30 at time of registration.
(H) 54411780
or
(M) 0419411780
and to register please,
book on-line at
www.tennisendigo.com.au
For more information visit www.golbrasilacademy.com or
email clinics@golbrasilacademy.com-
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ENERGY BREAKTHROUGH SPONSORS 2014
We would like to thank all our generous sponsors
MAJOR SPONSORS
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UNIFORM Policy
Rationale:
A uniform dress code reinforces in students a pride in their own appearance, instils recognition of
themselves as an integral part of the school community, and assists in developing pride in representing
their school. Issues of equality, health and safety, and expense are also factors that contribute to the
development of the Uniform Statement.
Aims:
The uniform statement aims to:
 promote equality amongst all students
 further develop a sense of pride in, and identification with our school
 provide durable clothing that is cost effective and practical for our school environment
 maintain and enhance the positive image of the school in the community
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After consultation with the school community, the Student School Council and the School Council, a
Dress Code that provides choice for the students, allows for students to safely engage in the many
varied school activities, and caters for the financial constraints of families has been developed
The Dress Code applies during school hours, while travelling to and from school, and when students
are on school excursions
Summer and winter uniforms are required to be worn. Clothing appropriate for sport is available
from Bendigo Fashion Plus.
Stud earrings and sleepers worn in the ears, and watches are the only acceptable jewellery
Extreme hair colours and bright shoe colours are not permitted
Other than clear nail polish, cosmetics may not be worn at school
Students must wear a hat between 1st September and 30th April and are encouraged to wear one
between 1st May and 31st August especially when the UV rating is 3 or above. Students may choose
between the Kennington Primary School broadbrim hat or the Kennington Primary School bucket hat
A hat should be kept at school for easy access at all times
Changes to the KPS uniform will be ratified by the KPS School Council
The School Council requires the Principal to be responsible for implementation of the Dress Code in
a manner consistent with the Student Code of Conduct
A lost property cupboard will be maintained for school clothing which has been misplaced. This will
be maintained by members of the school community including parents, children and staff. It is the
parents’ responsibility to name clothing and to check this cupboard for lost items. The cupboard will
be emptied at the end of every term
Parents seeking exemptions to the Dress Code due to religious beliefs, ethnic or cultural background,
student disability, health condition or economic hardship must apply in writing to the Principal
Parents or carers experiencing difficulty paying for items of uniform can contact the school office and
ask for support through State School Relief. A limited amount of second hard items are often
available through the school office also. A donation is appreciated for second hand items.
The wearing of the school uniform is compulsory. Uniform items may be chosen from the list below.
Not all items are compulsory.
SHOES
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Appropriate black shoes, however sports shoes which are mostly white are acceptable. Bright
coloured sports shoes are not acceptable.
Shoes with an open toe are not acceptable
SOCKS
HATS
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Short white, black, yellow or dark green
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Wide brim hat or bucket hat with brim which meets the Australian standard - bottle green
SUMMER UNIFORM
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Shorts – black (Please note, visible leggings underneath are not part of the uniform and should not be
worn.)
Skorts or plain skirt (without pleats) - black (Please note, visible leggings underneath are not part of
the uniform and should not be worn.)
Track pants - black (With no trim in another colour.)
KPS Polo shirt – combinations of bottle green, yellow & black with Kennington logo
KPS Jacket or rugby top – combinations of bottle green, yellow & black with Kennington logo
KPS Dress – green, white and yellow check (Without visible leggings underneath.)
KPS Jacket – zip front with hood in collar – bottle green with yellow & black trim and Kennington
Primary School embroidered on the back
WINTER UNIFORM (To be worn at the commencement of winter until at least the end of winter.)
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Track pants - black (With no trim in another colour.)
Straight leg pants (not jeans) without visible pockets - black
Skivvy - yellow, bottle green or black
KPS Polo shirt – combinations of bottle green, yellow & black with Kennington logo
KPS Rugby top – combinations of bottle green, yellow & black with Kennington logo
KPS Tunic - black watch tartan tunic
KPS Jacket – zip front with hood in collar – bottle green with yellow & black trim and Kennington
Primary School embroidered on the back
ACCESSORIES
(Accessories are the responsibility of the student.)
 Scarves, gloves, hair bands – (black, bottle green or yellow)
 Jewellery to be kept to a minimum - Ear-rings (sleepers or studs) and watches are acceptable
 Sunglasses
(Make-up and coloured nail polish are not acceptable.)
Evaluation:
This policy will be reviewed as part of the school’s three-year review cycle.
This policy was last ratified in 2012 by School Council. This statement will be reviewed in 2015.
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