Telopea Topics No 17

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL REPORT

Dear Parents and Carers,

As we approach mid  term our community has been involved in a number of events. Some include preparing for ILP meetings, camps and excursions or La Grande Fête, and learning teaching assessments.  Our kindergarten students have completed follow up BASE testing and many year 10 students have selected their subject choices for year 11.  If your child is moving to year 7 or year 11, their transition will also be a focus for teachers, parents, and students.

Preparations for La Grande Fête on Saturday 5^th November have been in full swing, and we appreciate the time and effort that this has taken. After two years I am really looking forward to its comeback and thank you and the P & C for their tireless work.  

Throughout term 4, the Telopea staff continue to build their skills to enhance student learning outcomes. Many staff have attended Professional Learning during the year and at least three attended conferences during the term three holidays. Great learning and teaching occur during formal instruction as well as via camps and excursions. Both primary and secondary school staff have ensured rich opportunities are available to students and form an important part of their inquiry learning. Our Colour fun run is another great example of what we can do together to achieve amazing results along with building our community spirit. Thank you to all staff of their ongoing commitment to our students. Parents for their generous contributions and to our students who participate so enthusiastically.

Congratulations to Mhairi Henderson, who was recognised by the Teacher Quality Institute as being a Highly Accomplished and Lead Teacher. Mhairi completed this rigorous process some time ago and was officially recognised at a recent ceremony. Well done, Mhairi, you have reason to be proud of your achievements (and we’re proud of you too).

We will soon be developing our new strategic plan based on our recent review. There were several commendations and affirmations along with four recommendations. The report is still in draft form and will be made available to the community once it is finalised. There is much to celebrate here at Telopea Park School and together we will continue to focus on improvement.  As a whole school we will get together to align our priorities and develop school improvement targets. I would like to thank Di Pekin, Wayne Prowse, Chris Jones, and Gai Beecher who led the review. Their availability and work with all our stakeholders are much appreciated.

RAPPORT DE LA PRINCIPALE- ADJOINT

Chères familles,

Alors que nous approchons la mi-trimestre, notre école a participé à un certain nombre d'activités et de réunions, notamment les réunions pour les plans d’apprentissages individuels (ILP - Individual Learning Plan), les camps et sorties ou la kermesse de l'école, la Grande Fête, ainsi que les évaluations des apprentissages.  Nos élèves de Grande Section de Maternelle ont terminé leurs évaluations BASE et de nombreux élèves de Seconde ont sélectionné leurs matières pour leur entrée en Première.  Pour les enfants qui passent en 5e ou en Première, la transition de l’école primaire au collège ou du collège au lycée sera également le centre d’attention des enseignants, des parents et des élèves.

Les préparatifs de la kermesse de l’école, la Grande Fête qui aura lieu le samedi 5 novembre, battent leur plein, et nous apprécions le temps et les efforts que cela nécessite. Après deux ans d'absence, la Grande Fête est enfin de retour et je m’en réjouis. Je vous remercie, ainsi que l’association de parents d’élèves P&C, pour son dévouement et son travail précieux. 

Tout au long de ce dernier trimestre, les enseignants continuent de se former et de développer leurs compétences au profit de l'apprentissage des élèves. De nombreux enseignants ont participé à des formations professionnelles au cours de l'année scolaire et trois d’entre eux, au moins, ont assisté à des conférences au cours de ces dernières vacances. Les apprentissages ont lieu en classe, mais également lors des camps et des sorties. Les enseignants du Primaire et du Secondaire veillent à ce que les élèves puissent en bénéficier autant que possible, et que ces expériences constituent une part importante de leur apprentissage par l’enquête. La course Colour Fun Run est un autre excellent exemple de ce que nous pouvons faire ensemble pour obtenir d’excellents résultats, tout en renforçant notre esprit de communauté. Merci à tous les enseignants pour leur engagement indéfectible envers nos élèves, les parents pour leurs généreuses contributions, et nos élèves qui participent avec tant d'enthousiasme.

Félicitations à Mhairi Henderson, qui a reçu la certification de Highly Accomplished and Lead Teacher par le Teacher Quality Institute, reconnaissant ses excellentes qualités d’enseignante et de leadership pédagogique. Mhairi a suivi ce processus rigoureux commencé il y a quelque temps, et a officiellement reçu cette certification lors d'une cérémonie qui s’est tenue récemment. Bravo, Mhairi, vous pouvez être fière de votre réussite (et nous sommes également fiers de vous).

Nous allons bientôt élaborer notre nouveau plan stratégique en nous basant sur les conclusions de notre récente inspection. Nous avons reçu plusieurs mentions de félicitations, ainsi que quatre recommandations. Le rapport est encore à l'état de projet et sera mis à la disposition de la communauté scolaire dès qu'il sera finalisé. Nous pouvons nous réjouir de ces conclusions très positives, et allons poursuivre notre travail sur l’amélioration de l’école.  Nous prévoyons une réunion générale afin d'aligner nos priorités et de développer des objectifs précis. Je tiens à remercier Di Pekin, Wayne Prowse, Chris Jones et Gai Beecher qui ont mené l’inspection. Nous avons énormément apprécié leur disponibilité et leur travail avec toutes nos parties prenantes.

PRIMARY NEWS

The last two weeks have been busy.

Kindergarten students have completed their second BASE assessment and results will be shared with parents as soon as they become available.

 On Tuesday of week 3, the year 3 students went on a successful excursion to Tidbinbilla, where they participated in activities run by the Rangers and also had time to explore the park. Students and teachers commented on what a worthwhile experience it was.

Parent Engagement Session:

Last Wednesday parents from K-6 attended the session facilitated by Edwina Tierney and Anna McGown. The session focused on understanding anxiety and helpful/unhelpful ways of responding to it.  The discussion was rich and demonstrated the power of sharing our lived experiences.

The year 2 students have also started a yoga program!

Samuel Paty Poesie

De bien beaux textes! Très émouvant

On Monday 31 October, during the Monday Announcements (online due to rainy weather), Y5-CM2 students offered us a beautiful reading of poems. The poems were written as a tribute to Samuel Paty, a French teacher of History-Geography, who passed away in October 2020. The texts (that you can read thanks to the link below) are about freedom, and especially freedom of speech, respect, and brotherhood, values promoted in every school all around the world.

Thank you to all Y5-CM2 students for their input and thank you to the teachers Christine Rufflet and Sarah Moncuquet for the coordination and the creation of the book.

https://read.bookcreator.com/pdOcjCPTaCWjrTuBuQsO3XdFOL62/BDGUT-zsQjWxS4qA1kJxPQ

And below are some screenshots of the tribute.

End-of-Year Dates

 3-6 Concert: Wednesday 7th December 11.15am - 12.45pm

K-2 Concert: Thursday 8th December 11.15am - 12.45pm

Primary Awards Ceremony: Friday 9th December 11.00am - 12.30pm

Year 6 Graduation: Monday 12th December 11.15am - 13.00pm

Other dates:

Year 6 Greek Day: Wednesday 30th November

SECONDARY NEWS - PE

Wow, what a year it has been in PE, Health & Sport. We would like to welcome back Mr Scott Sherwin who has returned from his Long Service Leave, and thank Mrs Sally-Lee Hill, Mrs Teagan Ashworth and Mrs Kar O’Rourke who all taught Physical and Health education in term 3.

The following is a wrap up of all things PE, Semester 2, sport from mid term 2, and a few gentle reminders as the weather warms.

Physical and Health Education

All students had settled well into their new PE classes for the semester. This semester, most mainstream classes commenced with their Dance or Health units, then switched to complete the other unit whilst the weather was cooler. All students were actively engaged in their dance classes – and from all reports, really enjoyed being able to partner dance again – Barn Dance, Pride of Erin, Heel and Toe Polka, Canadian 3-step, Cha Cha and Mambo were some of the dances they learnt and enjoyed – as well as the Cha Cha Slide, Boot Scootin Boogie, Love a rainy night, High School Hop, Ghostbusters and many more. We were amazed by their commitment, skills and performances. Health units for semester two were Relationships and Sexuality (year 7), Alcohol, Drugs and Smoking (year 8) and Mental Health (years 9 & 10). Unfortunately, as you all know, our semester 2 units have struggled to maintain consistency with the constant rain – our oval is thick and soggy, but we are remaining physically active where possible, and being very creative with our activities. We commend the students on their flexibility and enthusiasm in their participation.

In Semester 1, 2023 we will re-offer the Year 9 & 10 Outdoor Education with Ms Ibbotson. This course will provide students with a variety of practical and theory work across a range of activities such as orienteering, mountain biking, bushwalking and hiking, local indigenous history and culture, climbing (indoor and outdoor rock climbing) and camping. Students will have the opportunity to attend a range of excursions and a 3-day camp to practice the skills they have learned during the semester. It will be available on Line 6, which means the EFS students will also be able to select it. Please encourage your student to speak with Ms Ibbotson if they have any questions about this course.

Elective Classes

Fitness for Boys

The boys have been working this term on their peer fitness lessons – developing a session plan to teach and engage their classmates, with a focus on fun and fitness. Our gym sessions at Club Lime have been valuable and the boys are making some good improvements in both their strength and fitness.

Mr Richardson

Fitness for Life

Fitness for Life students are currently in the middle of implementing their own fitness program and working toward their SMART goal. Students are attending the gym once a week and completing a school based fitness session for one more week. I have been very impressed with many of the programs so far.

Mrs Rayner.

Year 10 Outdoor Education

It was very exciting to get back into some normalcy within the Year 10 Outdoor Education elective and the associated preparedness for the upcoming Coast Camp after a very disrupted couple of years. So far, the group has completed a unit of work on Initiative and Team Building Games, which required them to design and develop, in small teams, an activity to teach to their peers. As a result, there was some significant ingenuity and creative activities delivered. The end of Term 3 saw the first of many pool snorkelling sessions in preparation for the Australian Underwater Federation Pool Snorkel Award. These sessions were conducted at Queanbeyan Pool, whilst waiting for the opening of Manuka Pool. The class has been busily practising their snorkelling skills and working on their water fitness in preparation for our Coast Camp. This practical work has been combined with a classroom lesson each week, with a focus on the theoretical aspects of snorkelling, rips, currents, ocean awareness and basic first aid.

The Coast Camp will primarily include a selection of activities from snorkelling, surfing, swimming, fishing, beach games and night activities, with various locations used dependant on weather and swell conditions. The Coast Camp is being held from Wednesday 9 – Friday 11 November. It is a fantastic opportunity for students to consolidate their learning from their lessons in a supportive and encouraging environment. The attending staff are looking forward to the opportunity to work with the class.

The remaining weeks of Term 4 will involve students completing a reflection of the Coast Camp and a clean-up of the camping equipment. The last two weeks will be spent completing a unit of work on Archery at Montgomery Oval.

Lastly, I would like to thank Megan Taylor for taking the Outdoor Education class during Term 3 whilst I was on leave.

Scott Sherwin

STRIVE

STRIVE students have had a productive semester thus far. Excursions have had an emphasis in building skills in teamwork and included Dragon Boating on Lake Burley Griffin and an Escape Room. Students have recently taken time out of their busy schedules to complete their Service Projects. Some projects included refereeing, tutoring, community clean up and raising money for causes including the RSPCA.

Mr McAuliffe

Women in Sport

Women in Sport students have worked on the development of individual and team skills in both indoor and outdoor activities, with emphasis on game sense, teamwork, and social interaction. This semester the physical focus was on racquet sports and field activities, which provided students with the opportunity to explore areas of interest and develop a range of skills. The health focus was the Certification in First Aid, with The Royal Life Saving Association and Mental Health, Mental Conditions and Body Image.

Mrs Moro and Mrs Currie

Sports Leadership

This term we have started putting our coaching theory into practice. On Thursday afternoon’s we have been coaching our Primary School Kindergarten and Year 1 groups. This has provided the students with a very challenging, but also very rewarding experience. We are going to be helping out with our Primary & Secondary Colour Run in Week 4 and in theory lessons we are completing an online Inclusive Coaching Course.

Mr Foxhill

Finally, if you have any questions about your child’s participation and progress in PE and Health or Sport, please feel free to contact myself or your child’s PE teacher.

Regards

Megan Taylor

P&C NEWS

Prizes for the Fête Raffle include: Travel voucher with France Travel, Parents Escape voucher from Doma Group, Martial Arts voucher for families, Wine French cookbooks, Oscar Bakery vouchers,

Wines, Picnic wine appreciation course vouchers, Young Learners Term 1, 2023 course at Alliance Française, and heaps more!

Follow the events page for all updates https://www.facebook.com/telopeafete

For all other inquiries, please contact us at Telopeaevents@gmail.com.

Thanks so much for your help. We can't do it without you!

PARKING AT LA GRANDE FÊTE!

It's a real downer if visitors to our Grande Fête get a parking fine, so it is worth reminding that you need to park legally. This makes our Grande Fête safer for pedestrians - especially kids - and other motorists, and respects local residents.

Call for volunteers

The P&C is currently looking for people to:

• assist our Webmaster.
• Assist in developing/reviewing our existing policy

The school is looking for bilingual parents to volunteer as French readers in the Primary School.

To register your interest, email president@telopeapnc.org.au

Traffic around the school

A lollypop program is being investigated, and another crossing on NSW Crescent at the Primary School end is being considered. More news will be communicated on this topic.

OoSHC & Extra-curricular activities (ECAs)

ECAs are back!!!

Parents are welcome to submit ideas for future ECAs, and if are not on the info distribution list yet, please reach out to ecas@tpsoshc.org.au.

For information, the OoSHC will be shut for 3 weeks over Christmas, from 19/12/22 until 06/01/2023.

Thefts reported at the school

Although this is not a common problem, thefts were recently reported and most items were returned.

Looking ahead, the school is considering the use of a ticket system to replace money and circumvent these issues.

In the event of a theft, parents need to inform classroom teachers and the school executives so they can take action ASAP.

As a reminder, the Second-Hand Uniform Shop is opened on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 9am to 9.30am near the high school and bike shed. We welcome any uniform donations, which can be dropped off at the Front Office.

Lost Property

Please claim your lost property!

There are many jackets, jumpers, hats, lunch boxes and drink bottles wanting to return home before the end of the school year. Please come and collect them. And don't forget, if you label your children's items with a last name and initial, the lost property team and fabulous student volunteers can help return them to you.

Help with mental health

MindMap (https://www.mindmap.act.gov.au/s/) is a dedicated portal for children and young people (up to 25 years of age) to help navigate Canberra’s mental health system and find the right service and support for your current needs. To help you to find the right support for your needs, you can access the navigation tool (https://bit.ly/3ssSPny) which guides you to the most appropriate services and resources by asking you a set of questions.

Education Directorate Webinars

The Education Directorate have arranged webinars

(see https://bit.ly/3TMOQOm) especially for public school parents, to help you keep kids safe online, start tricky conversations, understand current eSafety issues and what to do if things go wrong.

Choose from: Primary school session, 27 October, 6-7pm.

Secondary school session, 25 October, 6-7pm

All ages "Have an eSafe summer", 22 or 24 November, 6-7pm.

Stay Connected!

The P&C Newsletter keeps everyone informed of P&C meetings, events and school & community activities. P&C has its own e-Newsletter and website www.telopeapnc.org.au. Please note, we need your permission to send you emails via our emailing list. Please subscribe today to stay informed. Sign up at https://www.telopeapnc.org.au/subscribe/ to receive our updates!

The P&C Facebook Page is now available to publish P&C news, events, activities - https://www.facebook.com/Telopea-Park-School-Parents-and-Citizens-Association-392517621574046 

Parents Facebook Groups per year - These groups have been set up by parents for parents to share valuable information with parents whose kids attend the same year classes. This can be very useful with lost notes and forms in the primary kids’ pochettes, events, homework, birthday invite, etc.…

A list of known Facebook groups can be found on the P&C website in the ‘Who We Are’ section:  http://www.telopeapnc.org.au/who-we-are/ 

NOUVELLES DU COMITÉ DES PARENTS ET CITOYENS (P&C)

Parmi les prix de la tombola de la Grande Fête, vous pourrez gagner : un bon de voyage avec France Travel, un bon pour une escapade avec Doma Group, un bon pour des cours d’arts martiaux, des livres de recettes françaises à base de vins, des bons de la boulangerie Oscar Bakery, des bouteilles de vin, des bons pour des cours de dégustation de vins autour d’un pique-nique, un cycle de cours de français de l’Alliance française destiné aux enfants pour le 1^er trimestre de 2023, et beaucoup d’autres surprises !

Suivez la page de l’événement pour connaître toutes les dernières infos https://www.facebook.com/telopeafete

Pour toute demande de renseignements, veuillez nous contacter à l’adresse Telopeaevents@gmail.com.

Nous vous remercions vivement de votre soutien. Nous ne pourrions pas organiser la Fête sans vous !

LE STATIONNEMENT PENDANT

LA GRANDE FÊTE !

Ce serait vraiment dommage que les visiteurs de notre Grande Fête se fassent verbaliser, alors veillez à vous garer dans des espaces autorisés. Notre Grande Fête n’en sera que plus sûre pour les piétons – en particulier les enfants – et les autres usagers de la route, et par respect pour les résidents du quartier.

Appel aux bénévoles

Actuellement, le Comité des Parents et Citoyens (P&C) recherche des personnes pour :

• assister notre Webmaster
• contribuer à l’élaboration/l’examen de notre politique existante

L’école recherche également des parents bilingues pour lire des ouvrages en français aux enfants du primaire.

Si vous pouvez donner de votre temps et/ou pour toute info complémentaire, veuillez envoyer un courriel (en anglais) à l’adresse president@telopeapnc.org.au.

La circulation aux alentours de l’école

La présence d’une personne chargée de faire traverser les enfants à proximité de l’école est à l’étude, et l’établissement d’un autre passage piéton au niveau de NSW Crescent, du côté de l’école primaire, est également envisagé. Nous ne manquerons pas de vous tenir au courant de l’évolution de ces projets.

Service de garde en dehors des heures de l’école (OoSHC) et activités périscolaires (extra-curricular activities – ECAs)

Les activités périscolaires sont de retour !!!

Les parents sont encouragés à nous soumettre leurs idées de futures activités périscolaires et, si vous ne recevez pas encore de courriels d’information à ce sujet, veuillez envoyer un courriel (en anglais) à l’adresse ecas@tpsoshc.org.au pour que nous vous ajoutions sur la liste de diffusion.

Pour information, le service OoSHC sera fermé pendant 3 semaines autour de Noël, du 19/12/22 au 06/01/2023.

Signalements de vols à l’école

Bien que cela ne soit pas un problème courant, des vols ont récemment été signalés, et la plupart des objets/sommes d’argent ont été rendus à leurs propriétaires respectifs.

Par la suite, l’école envisage l’utilisation d’un système de tickets plutôt que d’argent pour éviter ces problèmes.

En cas de vol, les parents doivent informer les enseignants et les dirigeants de l’école afin que des mesures soient prises dans les meilleurs délais.

Pour rappel, la boutique des uniformes d’occasion est ouverte le mardi et le vendredi, de 9 h à 9 h 30, à proximité de l’école secondaire et de l’abri à vélos. Tous les dons d’uniformes sont les bienvenus, et vous pouvez les déposer à la réception.

Objets trouvés

Venez récupérer vos objets perdus !

Il y a beaucoup de vestes, de pulls, de chapeaux, de boîtes de déjeuner et de gourdes qui attendent de retrouver leurs propriétaires avant la fin de l’année scolaire.

Et n’oubliez pas, si vous étiquetez les affaires de vos enfants avec l’initiale de leur prénom et leur nom de famille, cela permettra à l’équipe des objets trouvés et aux élèves bénévoles qui nous soutiennent de vous les rendre.

Appui à la santé mentale

MindMap (https://www.mindmap.act.gov.au/s/) est une plateforme spécialisée pour les enfants et les jeunes (jusqu’à 25 ans) qui aide à s’orienter dans le système de santé mentale de Canberra et à trouver le service et l’aide qui conviennent pour répondre à vos besoins actuels.

Pour vous aider à trouver le soutien correspondant à vos besoins, vous pouvez accéder à l’outil de navigation (https://bit.ly/3ssSPny), qui vous orientera vers les services et les ressources les plus adaptés en vous posant quelques questions.

Séminaires en ligne de la Direction de l’Éducation

La Direction de l’Éducation a préparé des séminaires en ligne

(see https://bit.ly/3TMOQOm) destinés aux parents d’écoles publiques pour les aider à assurer la sécurité de leurs enfants en ligne, à lancer des conversations sur des sujets potentiellement délicats, à comprendre les questions liées à la sécurité en ligne et à savoir comment faire face à des problèmes dans ce domaine.

Choisissez parmi les séminaires suivants :

Session pour les parents d’élèves en primaire – le 27 octobre de 18 h à 19 h.

Session pour les parents d’élèves dans le secondaire – le 25 octobre de 18 h à 19 h.

Session couvrant tous les âges, sur le thème « Have an eSafe summer », le 22 ou le 24 novembre de 18 h à 19 h.

Restez branchés !

Le bulletin d’informations de l’Association des Parents et Citoyens permet à tous de rester informés des réunions du Comité P&C, ainsi que des événements et des activités de l’école et de sa communauté. L’Association des Parents et Citoyens a son propre bulletin d’informations et son site Internet www.telopeapnc.org.au. Veuillez noter que nous avons besoin de votre permission pour vous envoyer des emails à travers notre liste de distribution. Inscrivez-vous sur le site https://www.telopeapnc.org.au/subscribe/ pour vous tenir au courant !

La page Facebook de l’Association des Parents et Citoyens publie les nouvelles, les événements et les activités du P&C – https://www.facebook.com/Telopea-Park-School-Parents-and-Citizens-Association-392517621574046

Les pages Facebook de parents, par année – Ces groupes ont été créés par des parents en vue de pouvoir partager des informations entre parents qui ont des enfants dans la même année. Ces forums peuvent être très utiles pour diffuser des notes d’informations, en cas de perte de formulaires par des enfants du primaire, ou encore pour partager des informations concernant des événements, des devoirs, des anniversaires, etc.

Une liste des groupes Facebook se trouve sur le site Web de l’Association des Parents et Citoyens, dans la section « Who We Are » :  http://www.telopeapnc.org.au/who-we-are/

INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES

The Canberra Academy of Languages will run an inaugural Korean summer school in January 2023 for students who wish to prepare for senior secondary Korean language studies. Students will learn to read and write Korean script, practise Korean pronunciation, and learn Korean sentence structures.

The summer school will be open to any interested students, whether they intend to study Korean in their day school or with CAL. It will take place in the 2nd to 4th weeks of January, with 3 hours online plus 2 hours of homework each week for a total of 15 programmed hours. As an online program, participating students will not be required to be in Canberra at the time. The cost will be $250 per student.

Details of the Japanese and Korean summer schools have been advertised on CAL website and CAL’s Facebook page and will also be published in the Schools Bulletin.

Frank Keighley | Convener
Canberra Academy of Languages
A: GPO Box 1627
E: Frank.keighley@cal.act.edu.au
T: +61 – 2 – 6152 9140
W: https://CAL.act.edu.au

2023 OPEN DAY | DEVELOPMENT SQUAD TRIALS

Canberra Croatia FC Juniors Open Day is for all ages and abilities to come have a kick around and meet the coaches for the 2023 football season. Come and be part of a family oriented inner south football club steeped in history where majority of coaches have played for the Club if not still playing.

For ages 6-8 Girls/Boys there will be some mini games and drills to introduce the kids to the game we all love and meet the returning players before the season.

For ages 9-12 Girls/Boys of all abilities all are welcome to register for the CCFC Development squad or come and enjoy a kick around and a bite to eat.

Help with the cost of schooling and everyday essentials

All ACT public schools can help families meet the costs of schooling or everyday essentials – such as personal hygiene products including sanitary hygiene items, school uniform items, book packs and stationery, school excursions, camps, transport and enrichment activities.

Part of public education’s important objective is making access to education more equitable for all students, regardless of personal circumstances. If you are experiencing a situation that affects your ability to meet the costs of schooling or everyday essentials for your child, we encourage you to talk to us. Families who are looking for help with the costs of schooling can:

• talk to the school principal or other staff member about their situation
• have a relative, caseworker, friend or advocate make contact on your behalf
• contact the Education Directorate ETDStudentWellbeing@act.gov.au.

HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL WITHOUT DOING ANYTHING?COMMENT SOUTENIR VOTRE ÉCOLE SANS EFFORT ?

Flight Centre Manuka – Purchase your travel through Flight Centre Manuka and nominate Telopea. School will receive 1% of the total purchases. This is used towards funding the fete raffle travel prize to France that everyone wants to win! You must mention Telopea at time of booking and is not available on price beats.  

Achetez votre prochain voyage avec Flight Centre Manuka et désignez Telopea. L’école recevra 1 % de la valeur de l’achat. Ceci servira pour financer le grand prix du voyage en France de la tombola. Il faut désigner Telopea au moment de la réservation. Cette combinaison n’est pas disponible avec « price beats ».  

Rebel Sport – Nominate Telopea at the checkout or on your Rebel loyalty card. The school will earn credits to obtain sporting goods from your purchases. 

Désignez Telopea à la caisse ou sur votre carte de fidélité Rebel et l’école recevra des crédits envers des équipements de sport.

Athletes Foot – Canberra Centre – Nominate Telopea as your school when purchasing shoes or add Telopea to your loyalty program. School will receive $5 for each pair of shoes purchased.

Désignez Telopea à la caisse ou sur votre carte de fidélité et l’école recevra 5 $ pour chaque paire de chaussures que vous achetez

2nd Hand Uniform Shop – Donate your old uniforms and shop at the 2nd hand uniform shop. All sales from the shop go directly to the P&C Committee. Items available include hats, jackets, summer dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses and polos of various sizes. Only $5 per piece of clothing. 

Opening Hours:

Tuesday: 9am - 9.30am

Friday: 9am - 9.30am  

Location: outside the Primary School Office

Faites don de vos vieux uniformes et achetez des uniformes d’occasion au magasin d’occasion. Toutes les ventes du magasin vont directement au Comité des Parents et Citoyens. On y trouve des chapeaux, pulls, robes d’été, jupes, et polos de tailles diverses. 5 $ par article.

Heures d’ouverture :

Mardi : 9 h – 9 h 30

Vendredi : 9 h – 9 h 30

Lieu : dehors, devant le bureau du primaire

CONTACTS

Leadership Team / School Contact Details 2022

For contacting other staff members, please contact below: firstname.surname@ed.act.edu.au

Email: info@tps.act.edu.au

Ph: (02) 6142 3388

Other important emails

School Board Members 2022