Term 3, Week 8

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Hi everybody and welcome to Week 8!

 

Happy Father’s Day to all of the dads out there! I hope you had a great day yesterday.


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IMPORTANT REMINDERS

- School Photos - Thursday 10th & Friday 11th September

- Feast Day & Mission Markets - Thursday 24th September (Students last day of Term 3)

- Pupil Free Day (Staff PD) - Friday 25th September

 

MERIT AWARD WEEK’S 6 and 7 / STAR CITIZEN

Congratulations to Orlando Gianoncelli and Rose Rawling on receiving a merit award over the last couple of weeks.

 

SHOE BOX GIFT

It’s that time of the year again where we get involved in Operation Christmas.A note has been sent home with your child explaining what they need to bring in by Friday week 9.

 

WHEELIE, WALKIE, WASTE FREE, WILKO WEDNESDAY

It would be great if you could assist your child in either walking or wheeling to school and having a waste free lunch. Wilko will also be spending a little time hanging out with the kids. He will be making a little appearance in this week’s newsletter to introduce himself to the wider community. If you have an Instagram account you can follow him to see what he has been up to during his visits.

His username is @wilkothebordercollie

In the video below, he was trying to teach the kids how to run in their own lane for the carnival.



 

NUMERACY

We will be continuing to investigate 3D shapes this week.

 

ENGLISH

We are in the process of typing the final copy of how early explorers navigated their ships explanations. The students will have the freedom to choose what they want to write about. They will need to write about how something works, how something is made or how something occurs.

 

STEM

We will be viewing our ‘bear adaptations stop motion videos’ on Thursday afternoon. We have begun our next unit of work, 'States of Matter'.


Until next time, choose kind…

Mr Jones

 

 

 

 

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