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Dear Families
It is hard to comprehend we are three weeks in to our 2021 school year.
Last Friday, school student leaders, staff, special guests, past and present students and principals came together to commemorate the foundation of the school at the 150th Foundation Assembly. This was a highly moving ceremony of reflection and gratitude. Special guests spanning the generations of years gone by, represented the many faces and stories of a much loved school. On behalf of the community, I acknowledge and thank the 150th Celebration Committee Chappy Jenny, Juliet Brooks and Carla Walker and look forward to the many events planned this year to involve the wider community.
I trust you have made opportunity to attend the parent information nights held this week and next. The Prep-Year 2 nights were well attended on Wednesday night. Our Year 3-6 Information Nights to be held next Wednesday 17 February not doubt will be equally well attended. I look forward to seeing many of you there. These evenings, whilst not really an opportunity for you to speak with your class teacher one on one, it is certainly an opportunity for you to meet the teachers and other parents as well as hear important key messages relevant to your child’s classroom this year.
This coming Tuesday evening is our first P&C meeting this year. The PandC is not only vital for raising funds to improve the facilities and learning programs at the school, but for managing important services such as Outside Hours School Care, tuckshop and uniform shop to support families. We are very fortunate at Yeronga State School to have a driven and talented group of parents who work tirelessly to ensure these services are the best they can be. Please consider coming along on Tuesday night (look for details in the newsletter) and finding out about the many projects and programs our PandC have in store this year.
Last night I met our new Parent Representatives for the 2021 year which was a delight. I thank Parent Representative Coordinator Jodie for a comprehensive induction (me included). At YSS every class has two parent representatives who volunteer to enhance the communications between school and home. Be sure to look out for their communications to you each week.
Following the slower pace of the school holiday period, week three is typically the week you may notice signs of fatigue in your child/ren such as irritability, tears and protests. The novelty of starting the school year, meeting new classmates and exploring new environments starts to wear off and the rhythm and repetition of the school routine sets in. Fatigue places extra demands on the pre-frontal cortex and ability to regulate emotions and solve problems. It’s a busy pace for most modern families and a busy pace at school as teachers engage every student with the rigours of the Australian Curriculum teaching, learning, assessment and reporting cycle. It is any wonder we must now slow down a little in order to finish the term strong.
At school we encourage slow play options such as nature play and loose parts play as an opportunity for all students to engage in open ended, unstructured play necessitating them to, slow down, connect and create. Yeronga State School is a leader for its inquiry approach to learning. Supported by a skilled and passionate curriculum team, teachers engage students in deep learning that allows time for reflecting and exploring ideas. This balance of structured and flexible/open ended engagement is critical to not only learning, but thriving and wellbeing. I encourage you to consider the routines you can establish at home to support this slowing down. You may relate to some of the suggestions in Slow Living with Children written by child development expert and author of Simple Happy Parenting, Denaye Barahona.
Have a slower and wonderful week four!
Sincerely,
Eunice Webb
Principal
What a fabulous fortnight we have had at Yeronga State School! Classrooms were full of children learning and being curious, our new Prep families joined in the fun at the Prep Welcome Morning, and our Foundation Assembly was a great occasion to mark the 150th anniversary of our school. All students at Yeronga State School were thrilled to receive their very own commemorative badge to mark this special milestone in the history of our school.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Each year the students in Years 3 - 6 have the opportunity to vote for a class representative to join the Student Council. This election process took place last week and the successful representatives will presented with their badges as part of the forthcoming leadership induction ceremony.
Miss McDermott and Mrs Paynter are eager to work closely with this year’s Student Council Representatives to enable this group to provide a voice for the students of Yeronga State School. These students are also invited to be part of the Halogen Young Leader’s Day, which is being held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on Wednesday 24 February. This is an exciting leadership opportunity for our students to hear from a variety of high profile speakers and develop their future leadership potential.
STUDENT COUNCIL- FREE DRESS DAY
Our Student Council representatives are holding their first Free Dress Day for the year. Students will be invited to come along in free dress and bring a gold coin donation to support the YSS Fete Committee. It has been scheduled for Friday 26 February and the theme will be “come dressed in clothing from your choice of a decade within the last 150 years” (in line with our 150th celebration)!
COVID NORMAL- UPCOMING SCHOOL EVENT ARANGEMENTS
The structure of the parent information and special assembly events has changed from previous years due to the Department of Education Industry COVID Safe Plan. Under COVID Normal parents are now welcome on school grounds and into classrooms, however social distancing parameters still remain. Until otherwise advised there will be no large grouping of parents in halls and classrooms. Please see the details below for our forthcoming events.
PARENT INFORMATION EVENINGS
- YEAR 3-6 Parent Information Evening: TWO SESSIONS- Wednesdays 17 February (parents will be advised by classroom teachers which session attend). 6.00-6.30pm and 6.30-7.00pm
We welcome the opportunity for parents to meet with teachers in individual classrooms for Parent Information Evening and Week 4 (Year 3-6). Teachers will invite one group of parents into their classroom from 6-6:30pm and then a second group of parents into their classroom from 6:30pm – 7pm. The guidelines will be one parent per family (please note that parents are welcome to discuss any exceptional family circumstances with the class teachers). Teachers will make plans by dividing their class roll in half and will let parents know via class newsletters which sessions to attend.
LEADERSHIP INDUCTION CEREMONIES
The Student Leadership Inductions Ceremonies will take the following format this year:
THURSDAY 18 FEBRUARY 9am – Senior Leader Induction Ceremony (School &Vice/ House & Vice/ Music/ Environment/ ICT/ Resource/ Bell/ AST Captains as well as Year Six Senior Leader Badge presentation) . The guidelines will be one parent per family (please note that parents are welcome to discuss any exceptional family circumstances with the class teachers). Year 5 and 6 students will attend this ceremony.
FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY 9am- Student Council Induction Ceremony (Year 3-6 Student Council Representatives). The guidelines will be one parent per family (please note that parents are welcome to discuss any exceptional family circumstances with the class teachers). Year 3,4, 5 and 6 students will attend this ceremony.
HELP KEEP OUR CHILDREN SAFE
For your child’s safety please ensure that students only enter the school grounds via the pedestrian gates (not the through any of the car parks). Cars are not to park in the school grounds. Street parking is available for parents. We also have a 2 minute – Stop, Kiss and Go area on Park Road.
The safety of our students is our priority, as these spaces have continual vehicle movement it is imperative that no student, even with an adult, walk through these areas. We thank you for your assistance in keeping our school a safe place to learn, grow and have fun.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
Queensland state schools embrace a multitude of cultural, religious and non-religious beliefs. Under the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006, schools are to provide Religious Instruction (RI) if approached by a faith group seeking to provide RI and students of that faith attend the school. RI informs students about the beliefs and values of a particular religion. It is delivered by volunteers of a faith group using instructional materials approved by that faith group.
All RI instructors must hold a blue card and participate in compulsory Student Protection and Code of Conduct training. A school staff member will be present during the delivery of RI.
Participation in RI is not compulsory. Any student (except Prep) may participate in RI if a parent has provided written instructions to the school – this is an area on the Student Enrolment Form. This consent remains in effect unless the parent informs the school – all families that have given permission for RI will receive an email.
The RI program that is offered at the school is one based on the Christian Faith.
JUNIOR PARENT INFORMATION SESSIONS
It was so lovely to see all the parents that attended the junior parent information sessions. It was a chance for parents to learn about how their child’s classroom operates as well as get to know the class teacher. Thank you also to our teaching team who work tirelessly to ensure the Yeronga learning community is being engaged and inspired in their learning.
ACTIVE SCHOOL TRAVEL
If you are a parent who would like to help in the active school travel space please email tfree19@eq.edu.au. We currently have two active travel captains and two active travel vice captains, a lower school teacher and hopefully…… YOU!
We look forward to some parents joining the team and to seeing you at our forthcoming Parent Information Evenings.
Kate Paynter and Tracy Freeman
Welcome Corina Lancaster (Year 2 Teacher)
Why did you decide to become a teacher?
My first interest in teaching came purely from having a wonderful feeling knowing that I was helping someone else. It then gradually became a more intellectual curiosity into child development and a desire to support children and their parents.
What other schools have you worked at or where else have you taught?
I have taught in both private and public schools in Toronto, Oxford, London, and now Brisbane.
Who is in your family? What do you like to do together?
My husband, James, is a lecturer at UQ, and is a Historian. I have a daughter, Frances, who is attending Yeronga and is in Year 2. I have a son named Frasier who is three years old.
What do you like to do on the weekend?
I aim to have an uninterrupted cup of tea, but that rarely happens.
Book Club
Ordering books through Book Club is the easiest and most affordable way to offer students the best in children’s books for the home and to encourage independent reading for fun. Book Club offers students a wide range of titles in each issue, from popular and award-winning fiction series and charming new picture books, to fascinating nonfiction titles and hands-on activities that stimulate creativity and encourage problem-solving.
Plus every order you place earns the school FREE books for the library. Book Club catalogues arrive to school up to twice a term, so make sure you keep an eye out for when it arrives home in your child’s school bag!
How to Order Book Club
- Your child will bring home a Book Club catalogue from school
- Discuss with, and help your child pick the books they would like to read
- Order online via the Scholastic Australia LOOP website or app and the school will take care of the rest! (LOOP orders are electronically linked to your school in an easy, secure online process) Please note no cash orders.
- The books are delivered to your child’s classroom once they arrive at school.
Information evening
If you missed last night’s information evening here is the link to the “Meet the team” video: https://clickv.ie/w/xZtp.
Happy Reading,
Mrs Cowie and Mrs Hage
P&C AGM: Tuesday, 16 February, 2021
The YSS P&C Executive team invites all parents, carers, staff and members of our school community to the 2021 P&C AGM on Tuesday, 16 February, at 6:00pm, in the school Resource Centre (library). At the AGM we will review and celebrate our community's achievements for the crazy year that was 2020, vote in the Executive team for 2021, and outline key areas of activity for the coming year.
For information on P&C Executive and other committee positions see the 'P&C Committee roles' page on the P&C website. Please email us at yerongasspandc@gmail.com if you are interested in taking on a more active role in the P&C but would like more information about available roles and responsibilities.
All nominations for executive positions should be received in writing prior to the AGM, via the P&C Executive Officer Nomination Form - please email your completed form to yerongasspandc@gmail.com.
The 2021 AGM will be followed by our first general meeting of the year. P&C meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month (except December, January, and during school holidays) at 7:00pm in the school Resource Centre (library). Meeting documentation is available on our AGM webpage: www.yerongasspandc.org.au/index.php/agm/.
2021 P&C membership
All 2019/20 P&C memberships will lapse at the AGM. Please take a moment (less than a minute, we promise!) to sign up as a P&C member for 2021 via our online membership form: www.surveymonkey.com/r/ysspandc2021membership.
Your membership is a great support to the school through the P&C, and is the best way to ensure you receive our P&C news and communications throughout the year. It also gives you the power to vote at our AGM and general monthly meetings. While we encourage all members to attend meetings if they can, there is absolutely no obligation as we understand how busy life is with children. Your membership will help us with grant applications and allows us to keep you updated with copies of monthly minutes (a key source of news and information for our community).
www.surveymonkey.com/r/ysspandc2021membership
‘Just One Thing’
Our P&C 'Just One Thing' survey is a window into the myriad of ways you can get involved throughout the year. You are cordially invited to nominate your 'one thing' you would like to do support our school community this year: www.surveymonkey.com/r/yss2021justonething. This is a super easy way for you to nominate the activity/ies that appeal to you - simply tick the option/s you would like to do, enter your details and submit. A P&C representative will be in touch with you at the appropriate time.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/yss2021justonething
Easter Raffle
Information will be coming home in the next couple of weeks about the Easter Raffle 2021. This is always a really popular event in the school calendar that creates lots of excitement with more than 100 prizes on offer (all generously donated by school families). If you’re interested in being involved in a coordinating or supporting role please contact us at yerongasspandc@gmail.com. This is always a highlight on the school calendar and the distribution of hampers in the last week of term 1 brings great joy to children and families across the school!
Photo: 2020 Easter raffle volunteers preparing the scrummy prizes!
150th CELEBRATIONS
Commemorative Tiles for the 150th Wall
Here is your chance to have your child or family memorialised on the school’s 150th Anniversary wall with a customised tile adding to a colourful tapestry that is representative of the Yeronga State School community.
You are invited to draw, paint, create or use an image that is reflective of you, your family or your time at the school.
Each tile is 15cm x 15cm and costs $39.95 per tile.
Look out for order forms in your child’s bag, or if you would like to share the opportunity with a past Yeronga Student or Staff member, you can purchase online at https://yss150shop.square.site/ and a template with your order details will be emailed to you.
Please note: Cut off date to receive artwork is Friday 5th March and estimated delivery of tiles should be around the middle of May.
FETE 2021
2021 = 150th birthday for our school and FETE!
150 Years Old… Happy birthday YSS!!! Having launched the 150th celebrations with a wonderful foundation assembly and commemorative tree planting on Friday, 5 February, there are plenty of opportunities planned to honour the school's sesquicentennial anniversary, including the FETE!!
Given the complexities of 2020, our aim for the Fete above all else, is to celebrate, have fun and bring our school community closer together (respecting Covid safe plans, of course). If we can raise some funds for the school at the same time, that will be a wonderful bonus that will benefit the school community through improved resources and facilities.
The 2021 Fete is taking shape and it's looking exciting! Mark Saturday, 22 May in your calendars and get set for some busy fun as we band together to create a great day out for the whole family. There will be a lot of activity and communication in the lead up to the big day.
To keep you updated and informed, stay on top of it all by liking our Fete Facebook page (www.facebook.com/yerongastateschoolfete) and keep an eye on your inbox for messages from your parent rep and the fete newsletter. There will be plenty of opportunities to help out, but if you are feeling like you want to get involved, feel free to reach out, yssfete@gmail.com.
For some inspiration and insights into the fun and colour of our last Fete in 2019, head to our Fete page on the P&C website: www.yerongasspandc.org.au/index.php/fete/.
Seeking stall coordinators
We are on the look out for some very cool people who can take the helm of one of the school-run stalls. Can you help? (Maybe buddy up with another parent and work as a team?). Stall leaders will need to:
- monitor and manage volunteer sign ups
- liaise with Fete committee for purchase or hire of supplies and equipment for their stall
- coordinate the set up and running of the stall on the day
- report feedback about the stall after the fete
The good news is, there are instructions for each stall and protocols set up from previous fetes, so there is no need to reinvent the wheel (unless you want to, then go for gold!).
SIGN UP HERE:https://signup.com/go/LYharPR.
If you have a special skill set and a spare hour or two for a good cause, we would love your help!
- Photographers
- Graphic Designers
- Social Media Moguls
- Set up / Pack Down
- Transit help (utes + brawn)
- Sparkies
- Creatives (Art / Displays)
- MC's / Announcers
- Performers
If you haven't already done so fill out the P&C just one thing survey and share some love! www.surveymonkey.com/r/yss2021justonething (click through to the fete section, tick/write how you'd like to help, add your details at the end and 'submit', easy peasy :-) ).
FETE DONATIONS
There are a few ways you can donate to help the fete raise funds for the school.
Fete levy
Gone are the days of shopping for contributions of soft drink and chocolates, hoping they will make it to the classroom without melting or being consumed. An optional fete levy of $10 per student will help the fete committee purchase some of the items required for the fete.
Look out on Flexischools for 'Fete items' that can be added to your cart and paid for online. If you would prefer to make a cash payment, place your money in an envelope marked with "Fete Levy" along with your child's name and class and place the envelope in the P&C payment boxes in the Grade 1 building (L block – upstairs) or Admin building (next to the tennis courts).
Free dress day – Friday, 26 February
Given it’s the school’s 150th Birthday, the student council have come up with a fun theme around history. Mark the date in your diary and dress up as your favourite decade from the last 150 years!! So many fun choices, we can’t wait to see some great outfits. Children are asked to bring a gold coin donation on the day.
Pre-loved items
Pre-loved stalls are coming back to the Fete. It's a great way to clear out, recycle, reduce landfill and grab a bargain too! So start clearing out your unwanted items. We welcome donations of good quality and condition:
- Clothing (Men's/Women's/Kid's)
- Shoes / hats / accessories
- Handbags / Bags
- Toys / Board games
- Books / DVDs
- Sporting Equipment
- Coat hangers / Clothes racks.
Please NO furniture, kitchenware, bric-a-brac, or linen please, due to space limitations.
Donation bins + collections
The donation bins will be located near the tuckshop (right hand side). These will be available to receive donations Mondays to Fridays. For bigger items, some upcoming weekend collections direct to the container on the oval will be announced on Facebook and parent notices.
Sorting days
Look out in parent rep notices and on Facebook for the sorting days. These are a fun morning of sorting through and categorising the items. The best part is, you can purchase items there and then (with all proceeds being donated to the Fete)!! Dibs on the best stuff!! Now that's a bit special ;-).
Pots + plants
Time to get grubby! If you are a bit of a green thumb, the plant stall will welcome donations of plants. Now is a great time to start growing seedlings or propagating plants from cuttings. Even if you have a sad plant that's ready to retire, donate to the garden club nice and early. Our resident green thumbs can work their magic and revive the plant ready for a new home.
Any spare pots, planters or cute containers for plants you have lying around can be repurposed for the plant stall. All plant related donations can be dropped to the garden club area. There will be a marked container on the table for donations.
Kym Mansfield and Hamish Townsend
Yeronga State School P&C Co-Presidents
ysspandcpresident@gmail.com
Running Club
Running club has commenced this term on Tuesdays, from 3:15 to 3:45 and Thursdays from 7:45 to 8:15. Mr Sutherland will hold his sessions on Fridays from 7:45 to 8:15. Remember that all of these sessions will occur on the main, or years 3-6, oval.
School Swimming
School swimming lessons will commence in week 4 (week beginning 15th February) for Year 1 to Year 6, at Yeronga Park Pool. A big thank you to Yeronga Park Pool for their cooperation in organising and teaching lessons to our Year One to Four students and for the use of the complex for our carnivals, free of charge, and our behaviour celebrations at a very friendly price.
District Swimming Trialists
Congratulations again to the following students who qualified for and represented Yeronga State School at the District Swimming Trial;
Angus W, Mitchell B, Jordy B, Matthew T, Jesse S, Toby A, Finn S, Oliver C, Liam M, Alexander C, Oliver W, Georgie B, Eady B, Martha W, Ivy V, Maggie S, Avy T, Samantha C, Abigail W, Saskia A, Ruby T, Layla B, Aggie W, Charlotte H, Amelia H & Piper V.
Congratulations again to the following students who have now also qualified for the Met West Regional Trial on the 24th of February. The students are; Angus W, Toby A, Oliver C, Liam M, Oliver W, Georgie B, Eadie B, Samantha C & Saskia A.
Senior Cross Country Day 17 March (Reserve Day: 22 March)
As we have a chance of hot, humid weather continuing we have decided to maintain extra safeguards for the impacts of heat.
As well as having drinking water on course we have scheduled a reserve day. This date is noted above. If we deem the heat predicted on the set date to make it unsafe for our students to run then we will move the cross country to our reserve day. Unfortunately we will not be able to make a decision until we are very close to the set date due to the fickleness of the weather. If our reserve day proves to be unsuitable then we will look at a selection trial involving only those wishing to attend the District Cross Country with our School Cross being delayed until the weather becomes more Autumnal.
All children will be expected, unless medically unable, to participate in the Cross Country. The children who are 8 years old will run a smaller course inside the school grounds. The children who age from 9 to 12 years will be given the option of running a long course (outside the school grounds) or a short course (within the school grounds). Those who opt for the short course will be identified by a fluorescent vest they must wear. The difference between the course options is that the long course option allows children to qualify for the Yeronga State School team for the Eastern Taipans District Cross Country, to compete to be Age Champion and to more greatly help their sporting house’s total.
Please remember that the team for the Eastern Taipans District Cross Country will not be settled for a week or more after the Yeronga State School Cross Country as we may have a number of children absent on the day and our policy is to allow those either absent due to illness or higher representative honours the opportunity to be considered for a place in teams at a later date.
ORDER OF EVENTS FROM 9.00 am
- Boys Born 2009
- Girls Born 2009
- Boys Born 2010
- Girls Born 2010
- Boys Born 2011
- Girls Born 2011
- Boys Born 2012
- Girls Born 2012
- Boys Born 2013
- Girls Born 2013
Absence From Cross Country
If you know that you will be absent from the Cross Country day and are keen to have a time recorded please see Mr Bateman so that this may be done before the 10th of March. If you are ill on the day you will need to collect a form from Mr Bateman to have a time recorded after the event to be considered for District Selection. We will be using the times of the top 8 in the 10, 11 and 12 year events for comparisons.
Cross Country Day Helpers
If you would like to volunteer time to help either as a check point attendant or a finish line official your help would be most appreciated. It is always great to have extra pairs of eyes and ears available. We have been blessed, for many years, with wonderful volunteers like Ruth Bennett. Thank you Ruth for so many great years of selfless service.
Representative Sport Dates Release (Important)
The trial dates for term one of 2021 are listed below.
Yeronga State School (YSS) District Trial Selection Policy Special Consideration (Years 3 to 6)
The representative pathway for school sport is for children from 10 to 12 years of age. Yeronga is part of a very strong district which consists of 28 schools from Yeronga State School to the Calamvale area. In contact and skill team sports those aged 11 and 12 need to possess the advantages of size and speed, as well as skill on most occasions. Selectors will choose those with the skill and the resilience to compete at a higher level. Remember that selectors give up their time for these trials meaning that it is important for us to send only those ready to compete at a higher level. Very seldom is it appropriate to send students for experience. An indicator of readiness for participation at a higher level would be being among the best 3 or 4 players in most games for your club under 12 teams.
In order to be selected to attend a District Trial children should make themselves known to me (Mr Bateman) for either a selection trial with the appropriate teacher or so that they may be given the appropriate forms. Remember that children must give at least two weeks notice that they wish to attend a district trial to allow for a school selection trial to be held in the event of a great deal of interest being shown in a particular sport.
Rebel Sport Community Givebacks
Just a quick note to publicise our involvement with this scheme and how it works. For some time now Yeronga State School has been part of the above mentioned scheme. The scheme gives the school credit for purchases of equipment at Rebel as anyone who purchases equipment nominates Yeronga State School as the recipient of Community Kickbacks. I have purchased cricket equipment, Footballs and Netballs with this credit. It is an easy way to contribute resources to our school especially if you enjoy spending time and money in sports stores like myself. Thanks to all of those who purchased at Rebel over the break. We have a very useful amount for equipment.
Important Draft Sporting Dates Term 1, 2021
19/02/2021 – District Squash
24/02/2021 – Regional Swimming
5/02/2021 – Paper Nominations District Golf (10 – 18 years)
22/03/2021 – District Rugby League ( Boys)
01/03/2021 – District AFL Trial (Boys)
YSS Senior Cross Country TBA
03/03/2021 – District AFL Trial (Girls)
03/03/2021 – District Basketball Trial
11/03/2021 – District Netball Trial
12/03/2021 – District Hockey
12/03/2021 – Gala Day 1 (10 – 12 years)
17/03/2021 – Yeronga State School Senior Cross Country
31/03/2021 – District Cross Country
Cameron Bateman
Sports Teacher
I hope that your family has settled into the school year well. It has already been quite eventful with the 150th Anniversary Celebrations kicking off last week. And there is so much more to come, including
Chappy Pancakes – this coming Tuesday morning 7:30-8:30am
Support Chaplaincy and bring the whole family in to join me for a pancake breakfast on Tuesday 16 February. Follow the yummy smell through the school, and find me outside the tuckshop. The delicious pancakes are generously sized and are only $2 each. Juice is $1 each. Gluten free pancakes will also be available. Funds raised from this event will be used towards the costs of running the my free lunch program. Please let me know if you are available to help with this event. See you on Tuesday morning!
Free Student Lunches
One of the things that I help the school community with is a free lunch program for students who don’t have access to food, or they forget their lunch or their lunch gets ruined. Yes, that happens quite regularly! To access the program, students can approach their teacher who will direct them to the closest source of lunches, which are spread throughout the school given that we have such a big campus.
After many years of the Chaplaincy Office solely paying for this program, a local business last year provided some sponsorship dollars to ease this cost. And this year, the Yeronga Community Centre has also come on board to provide ready-to-go sandwiches. So if you need any help with providing school lunches for your family, please make contact with me to discuss. I’m here to help.
Coming up this term
16/2 Chappy Pancakes (7:30-8:30am)
8/3 “Sub and Drink Deal” Lunch
Week 10 Chappy Week fun
Blessings,
Chappy Jenny
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