| Classroom | Student | Classroom | Student |
| Drama | Abbie Dorey | Room 5 | Charlie Brown Maxwell Lees |
| Chinese | Zahraa Dubakh | Room 6 | Keon Kereama |
| PE | Wade Morton Maxwell Lees | Room 10 | Harry Connell |
| Room 1 | Jack Bowler Charlie Caruana | Room 11 | Jack McLennan |
| Room 2 | Jacob Morton Sophie Dorey | Room 16 | Roshan Nair |
| Room 3 | Martina Inguito | Room 22 | Gold Lopez Angus Bowler |
| Room 4 | Caitlin Hodgson |
Welcome to this Term 4 edition of our newsletter; doesn’t time fly! Our last assembly was hosted by Room 4 and what an awesome job they did presenting some wonderful messages from the Resilience project, particularly around bouncing back when thigs don’t go our way. Well done to all our award recipients, our students continue to do amazing things.
We were especially privileged this week to have so many of our students’ complete speeches to nominate for student leadership roles in 2023. Well done to all of those who overcame their nerves. I was particularly impressed with how all our students conducted themselves. The 2023 leadership team will be announced at our End of Year Concert in Week 9.
Key transition events have been happening in the school already for our Pre-Kindergarten students with Story Time. Over the next few weeks, our Pre-primary students will be introduced to the big playgrounds and eating areas and our Year 6s will have the opportunity to experience High School through out transition process.
We have a part time Network Administrator role coming soon. If this is a position you may be interested in and computers are your jam, please pop into the office to have a chat.
Hats
As our weather warms up and the UV index increases, it is particularly important that students come to school with their labelled school hat. Hats are required for sport and break times. No hat= shade play in our undercover areas. Due to hygiene issues we are unable to provide spare hats.
First thing in the Morning
All students from years 1- 6 are asked to drop their bag off at the classroom and move up to the undercover area for a play, chat with friends or just sit and watch. Supervision is provided every morning from 7.45am, students are then released at 8.00am to their classrooms which are opened to allow students to settle for the day. We have had several students arriving at the front gate from very early in the morning and we ask parents ensure students come closer to our opening time as there is no supervision before this time.
Crunch&Sip
We are a Crunch&Sip school, and this means that students can have a snack during the morning session. Participating in a daily in class Crunch&Sip break provides an opportunity for children to drink water and eat an extra serve of vegetables or fruit to support good health and to help with learning and concentration in the classroom. Crunch&Sip includes all fresh vegetables and fruit, vegetables and fruit canned in water with no added sugar and limited dried fruit. Plain water is always the go, and every student should have their own water bottle to fill from our chilled fillers. Let's hero healthy habits and remember to pack Crunch&Sip every day!
