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100 Days of Kindergarten




Congratulations to our Kindergarten 2021 cohort for making it through 100 days of learning. What a great start to many more years of school.
Rostrum Quarter Finals
Congratulations to Emily C who represented our school at the Rostrum Quarter Finals on Thursday of last week. Emily did an outstanding job and won! She will be progressing to the semi finals. Good luck Emily!
8 Ways of Learning
Our teachers have been working on incorporating the 8 Ways of Learning into lessons this year. This is a pedagogy framework that allows teachers to include Aboriginal perspectives by using Aboriginal learning techniques. This way, focus can remain on core curriculum content while embedding Aboriginal perspectives in every lesson. You may begin to notice some of the symbols being used in Seesaw posts or around classrooms to show where one of the 8 ways of Learning was a focus strategy. Below is a description of each of the strategies.
Boys Basketball
Congratulations to our boys basketball team who represented our school last Tuesday. The boys did a magnificent job and had a couple of wins. Thank you to Ahmed for coaching the team.
Mobile Dental Clinic
The Mobile Dental Clinic will arrive at our school on 20 August. Parents and carers will receive information about the program this week. The clinic offers check ups, x-rays and a variety of preventative treatments such as cleaning, fluoride or fissure sealants. Notes are due back by 9 August.
Rebecca Turner
Principal
Writing
Students have been looking at different types of procedures and the key language features needed to write a procedure. Classes brainstormed action verbs and adverbs that can be used when baking a cake. They also got to write a procedure for the teachers to follow, where we had lots of fun making fairy bread!








Science
Students are planting their broad bean seeds this week. We will be looking after them and measuring them daily, to help learn the life cycle of a plant.
Garden buddies is also going really well, with each class sending their buddy home to visit students gardens every couple of days.




Maths
We have followed our work on fractions last term and moved into decimals. We have been discussing how many areas of our life involve using decimals; these include measurements such as height, weight, speed, distance and time. We’ve also worked on visually representing decimals, both by showing them on grids of 10 or 100 and placing them on a number line.
We have spent time understanding and comparing the area of 2D shapes. We have used informal units such as Lego, dominoes, post-it notes and paper to measure the area of shapes and are beginning to investigate how standard units of measurement are used.








Geography
In Geography, we are focused on Africa and South America. We have talked about connections that we have to these areas. Some of the students have impressed us with their ability to find a number of countries on the map.
Respectful
| Olivia M | Ella L | Jorja M |
| Cortez P | Krish K | Zachary J |
| Daniel L | Annie R | Yvette G |
| Jesse N | Isabella V | Imogen M |
| Oliver E | Jason M | Mili R |
| Ella Mc | Jennifer A | Klara B |
| Anabelle S | Benjamin S | Hayden T |
Responsible Learner
| Olivia M | Ella L | Claire W |
| Cortez P | Taskeen S | Jasper K |
| Monique B | Jorja M | Zachary J |
| Annabelle H-B | Lucas B | Georgie H |
| Francesca K | Piper M | Gaveleen K |
| Elvana I | Samar D | Zedd K |
| Tily M | Noah N | Emilia L |
| Riyon W | Kirubel H | Liam M |
| Liam M | Ben W | Felix S |
| Bahar N | Yvette G | Logan HB |
| Kenley M | Kobie H | Charlotte D |
| Cecilia A | Eva C C | Jayden M |
| Sahibjot S | Cobi JY | Amach M |
| Affam H | Issy E | Alexandra P |
| Calvin L | Lincoln D | Jesse N |
| Violet G | Sarah O | Amalie M |
| Urvashi N | Chloe M | Alannah E |
| Pippa K | Lanna N | Piper C |
| Bella B | Ella Mc | Bianca R |
| Louis B | Isabella V | Imogen M |
| Oliver E |
Safe
| Chloe M | Amalie M | Ella Mc |
| Alanna E | Bella B | Milli R |
| Oliver E | Piper C | Jason M |
| Urvashi N | Sarah O | Isabella V |
| Lanna N | Benjamin S | Hayden T |
| Violet G |
Responsible Learner
| Aiden B | Mackenzie T |
| Abbey F | Alfred K |
| Amelia S |
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Another good resource to check out is the eSafety Commissioner website: https://www.esafety.gov.au/parents/big-issues/cyberbullying
On this website, you will find loads of information about online safety and what to do if your child is subject to online bullying. We highly recommend logging on and looking at what this site offers!
Come and BUILD YOURSELF at Two Sheds Workshop, Woodwork for Women and Kids.
Places still available in Kids classes on in Wanniassa.
Build your own projects and build skills for life.










