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Salser : newsletter of St. Andrew Lutheran School

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Title

Salser : newsletter of St. Andrew Lutheran School

Collection

Salser; Good Shepherd Lutheran College; E-Journals; PublicationNT

Date

2007-10-30

Description

This publication contains may contain links to external sites. These external sites may no longer be active.; Made available via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).

Language

English

Subject

St Andrew Lutheran Primary School (Darwin, N.T.) -- Periodicals; Education, Primary -- Northern Territory -- Leanyer -- Periodicals; Lutheran schools -- Northern Territory -- Leanyer -- Periodicals; Primary schools -- Northern Territory -- Leanyer -- Periodicals; Leanyer (N.T.) -- Periodicals

Publisher name

St. Andrew Lutheran Primary School

Place of publication

Leanyer

Volume

v. 25 no. 34

Copyright owner

Check within Publication or with content Publisher.

Parent handle

https://hdl.handle.net/10070/223763

Citation address

https://hdl.handle.net/10070/685501

Page content

Palmerston Invitational Gymnastics Competition A number of our students competed in a gymnastic competition on the weekend with some excellent results. Congratulations to the following students on their marvellous achievements: Larissa Lum Level Five- 2nd Vault, 3rd Bars Nicola Lum Level One 1st Bars, 2nd Vault, 2nd Beam, 2nd Overall. Ally Barnard Level One 3rd Bars Jacob Scott Level Two 1st Rings, 1st Parallel bars, 1st High Bar, 1st Vault, 3rd Floor, 1st overall. Transition: Gemma Hudson (for a fantastic collage of piranhas and pyjamas from a Mem Fox book) Year 1/2: Nelson McCue (for making exciting progress in his reading) Year 3: Caitlin Cuff (for wonderful progress when reading aloud to an audience) Year 4/5: Jacob Scott (for an entertaining and heart racing science fiction story) Year 5/6/7: Paige Peek (for being so kind and considerate and for excellent work in Maths with fractions) Class of The Week: Transition (Listening and following instructions) Australian School and School Funding In recent times you may have viewed or heard advertising relating to funding of private schools. They leave an impression that independent schools receive a larger share of government funding then government schools. This impression is given by not including all the facts. With todays newsletter we have included a pamphlet from the Australian Parents Council entitled Australian Schools and School Funding Busting the Myths. We hope that this will answer any questions that the recent advertising campaign may have created. Some of our students receive their Zone Swimming ribbons from Olympian of 1964 Peter Tonkin.