carranballac p 9 college
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TERM TWO CALENDARThursday 21st June - Refugee Week Concert
Friday 22nd June - ELEVN performance (BW)
- Cleaning Celebration
Monday 25th June - Year 3 Living Things Expo
Wednesday 27th June - Year 3 Biological and Living Things Incursion (JW)
Thursday 28th June - Year 3 Biological and Living Things Incursion (BW)
Friday 29th June - ELEVN performance (JW)
- Canteen Closed
- Student Reports Available
Friday 29th June - Last Day of Term 2 (Early Dismissal)
Monday 16th July - First Day of Term 3 (8:45am Start)Thursday 19th July - Year 3-6 Athletics Carnival (BW)
Friday 20th July - Recycle with Mondo Day
Monday 23rd - Friday 27th July - Literacy and Numeracy Week
Monday 23rd July - Year 6 Wakakirri Performance (BW)
Tuesday 24th July - Year 3-6 Athletics Carnival (JW)
Wednesday 25th July - Welcome exchange students from South Korean
Thursday 26th July - Student Learning Conferences
- Elective Showcase (BW)
- Literacy and Numeracy Week Book Fair
Saturday 28th July - Carranballac Trivia NightTuesday 31st July - School Council Meeting
Tuesday 7th August - Parent Forum
Monday 13th - Friday 17th August - Year 6 Canberra Tour Camp (BW)
Wednesday 15th - Friday 17th August - Year 3 Anglesea Camp (BW & JW)
Friday August 31st - Carranballac P&F Primary DiscoPlease note that dates are correct at the time of printing. Changes may occur after printing. For most up to date information see Compass.
CARRANBALLAC P-9 COLLEGE
(03) 9395 [email protected]
www.carranballac.vic.edu.au
Boardwalk School, Cnr Dunnings Road and Foxwood Drive, Point CookJamieson Way School, Jamieson Way, Point Cook
VALUESRESPECTINCLUSIVENESSRESILIENCEINTEGRITYRESPONSIBILITY
VISIONONE COLLEGE,INFINITE POSSIBILITIES,WORKING TOGETHER,EMBRACING THE FUTURE.
MISSIONOUR COLLEGE FOSTERS EXCELLENCE IN LIFE LONG LEARNERS WHO ARE RESILIENT, CONNECTED AND RESPECTFUL.
Newsletter 5, Term 2 2018
COMPASS
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Dear Parents and Friends of Carranballac P-9 College
We value your connection to the College, and your engagement is of equal importance to us as that of your children.
Improved educational outcomes are the result of a strong partnership between family members and College staff. We are keen to hear from parents and guardians in as many ways, and using as many mediums as possible.
Last week we distributed a survey to families and I sincerely hope that you take the opportunity to invest some time in responding. We are also asking that you place August 7 in your home calendar for our upcoming Term 3 Parent Forum, 6:30pm - 8pm. You might also like to take the time to think of some pertinent questions and submit them a week before the forum. The format for the forum will be a little different this time around with a mixture of presentation, Question & Answer and then concluding with a cuppa and some pizza. This will create a nice opportunity for staff and families to socialise and get to know each other.
I look forward to seeing many of you on this occasion.
Next term (July 26) we are combining Student Learning Conferences (SLC) with the 2019 Electives showcase. All
Year 7, 8 and 9 SLC’s will be held in the BER building at Boardwalk. This is also an opportunity for families to immerse themselves in a greater understanding of the Year 9 elective opportunities we offer. We wish to extend the invitation to families with students in all Year Levels who are interested in previewing how extensive our elective program is, for our Secondary Students.
Our students and the talents of our staff have been on display this week with ROCK FEST. I have been so proud of the deep learning that has been achieved by our students and the high level planning by our staff – well done everyone. Highlights have been the Rock band performance evening, various sporting activities, Year 7 Ancient Civilizations Expo and much more.
We have been impressed by the calibre of the eight nominees for an election of two new School Council positions created for students in Years 7, 8 or 9. The ballot closes at 4.00pm today and we hope to be able to announce the two successful candidates tomorrow at assembly. Best wishes to all nominees and I look forward to working alongside you into the future.
Tomorrow we have a very special College celebration for our cleaning staff as they hand over the reins to a new cleaning company in ISS. I want to be clear about the circumstances of this change. A change in Government legislation has led to a different cleaning model being implemented for schools in Victoria. As such, our cleaners Haimen and Magda; along with their staff will be sorely missed. They have been loyal, capable, and effective service providers to the College for 17 years. They are ‘members of our community’, ‘supporters of the College’ and if we were able we would have kept them on as our cleaning service providers. We look forward to a wonderful celebration of their service and thank everyone who has been involved in the organisation.
Next week is our final week of Term 2, and will conclude with an early dismissal at 2pm. Thank you for your engagment, connection and participation in the many College events throughout the semester.
Have a wonderful mid year holiday break with your children and we will catch up early next term.
A REFLECTION FROM COLLEGE DIRECTOR, BRENDAN O’BRIEN, ON THE EVENTS OF THE LAST FORTNIGHT AT CARRANBALLAC P’9 COLLEGE.
Open the Compass School Manager App or access the site via the Carranballac P-9 College Website
• Click on your student’s profile• Click on the Reports tab• Select the report indicating 2018 - Semester One• This will download the report to your phone so you may read and print the document.
COMPASS HOW TO...Student reports will be uploaded to Compass on the last day of term, and it is important that parents know how to access and read this important document. Student reports provide an integral link between school and home, on student performance and progress throughout the semester. If you are unable to access Compass, or require further assitance please contact the College.
ACCESS STUDENT REPORTS
The cold weather has arrived in Point Cook but whatever the weather, the learning continues at Carranballac.
Well done to all our amazing Foundation students. They demonstrated great respect, enthusiasm and responsibility as learners during their recent Wild Action Minibeasts incursion at both campuses. This learning experience provides such authentic contexts for our students and strengthens their reading, writing, speaking and listening work in the classrooms.
Our school values are also shown every day by our other year levels; during their everyday learning activities, through incursions and when out of school on excursions and camps. Other activities where students have strongly demonstrated our school values include:
Our senior Green Gang members. Congratulations to these students who participated in the City of Wyndham Environmental Youth Summit last week. This full day civic event provided a platform for our students to share their work and ideas with like-minded students from schools right across the municipality. Our students thoroughly enjoyed this day and gained so much information, and again grew in confidence. Thank you to Ms Birkenhead who co-ordinated this college excursion.
Well done to our Year 5 and Year 6 students who are generating high quality work in the classroom following their camps. The Venn diagrams being created in the classrooms, comparing life in 1850s to life in 2018 demonstrate depth of learning. Great to see this standard of work.
Our Year 9 electives program continues to reinforce the talent we have in this student cohort. The art work being produced in “Make Your Mark” is commendable, and the work being generated in the “Fashion” is remarkable. We look forward to sharing some work samples later in the year. Our sport
elective “Challenge Yourself” continues to impress with the students rock climbing at Hanging Rock last week – cold but exhilarating!
Well done to our rock bands who performed in the ROCK FEST held in the College Performing Arts Centre this week. We are so proud of our College Choir performing at the Wyndham City Refugee Week Concert on Thursday 21 June. Sensational!
Winter weather means winter uniform. College beanies are available at PSW, as are winter tracksuit pants. We have senior students coming to school in extremely cold conditions, wearing shorts. Another option for warmth is plain navy skins under the shorts. No labels or brand names on the skins please – this is school uniform. A reminder that our uniform states white socks all year.
Our school values are also supported by the School-Wide Positive Behaviour program which promotes positive school behaviour and culture. Our classroom teachers, education support staff and leadership team use a consistent approach to all student interactions which support improved behaviour and performance at school. Positive relationships at school and at home support these values: Inclusiveness, Integrity, Respect, Responsibility and Resilience.
A REFLECTION FROM COLLEGE PRINCIPALS, ROS MYORS ’BOARDWALK’ AND SANDY NAUGHTON ’JAMIESON WAY’ ON THE EVENTS OF THE LAST FORTNIGHT AT CARRANBALLAC P’9 COLLEGE.
Sandy NaughtonJamieson Way School Principal
Ros MyorsBoardwalk School Principal
Planning is well under way for this “back by popular demand” event.
Always a fun night for the ‘grown ups’ and a fantastic opportunity to socialise amongst our school community while supporting College programs for our kids!
TICKET PRICE
$20 per person or $180 to buy your own table of 10.
PIZZA
You will once again be able to pre-purchase pizzas which will be delivered to the school gym on the night!
CAN YOU HELP??
If you are able to donate a product, voucher or service towards the Trivia Night or know someone who may, please contact Valetta Johnston (Boardwalk) at [email protected] or Melissa Turner
(Jamieson Way) at [email protected]. You can also speak to someone in the office who will contact the Trivia Team.
Alternatively you can leave any donated goods in the baskets provided at either school office.
We will happily welcome all donations, some popular items in the past have been – board games, stationery, movie tickets, restaurant vouchers, gourmet food items and home wares, wine, sporting equipment & memorabilia, beauty products, vouchers for services.
Thank you.
PARENTS & FRIENDS mELISSA TURNER
CANTEEN NEWS
CANTEEN WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY 29TH JUNE FOR STOCKTAKE AND CLEANING
TICKETS
Information will be
sent home from school in
regards to purchasing tickets,
which we anticipate will be
on sale next week. Tickets can
then be purchased either at
the office or by envelope
through the
classroom.
We will be changing the menu next term. Please note that Slams party pies will not be available next term because they have been discontinued by Patties. We will have
lots of new menu items to choose from.Have a wonderful break everyone.
Hobsons Bay Division Year 7 Girls Netball
On Tuesday 5th June, 2018, three Year 7 girl’s netball teams represented
Carranballac P-9 College in a district competition. The games were held at the Altona Sports Stadium. All the teams tried their best and played really well, especially considering some of the girls had not played netball before. The Jamieson Way team were runners-up, in a very close game to the Williamstown High team. Thank you to the Year 9 Sports Leaders and the Year 8 Leaders who participated by coaching and scoring on the day. A special thank you to Ms Birkinhead who dedicated her time to training the girls throughout the term and gave continual encouragement along the way!
Hobsons Bay Division Year 7 Boys Soccer
Mr Licastro was very impressed with the Year 7 boys who were respectful and supportive of each other throughout all of their matches, held at Paisley Park in Altona. The team represented Carranballac P-9 College proudly. Carranballac placed 5th overall in what was a highly competitive series of games. Congratulations to all of the students who participated and gave their best efforts.
Sporting Schools Programs at Carranballac P-9 College Term 2 2018
During Term 2, Carranballac P-9 College was fortunate to receive Primary and Secondary School grants from the Australian Sports Commission to support the physical education programs offered at the college. The rationale behind the programs was to encourage student engagement and enthusiasm, and maintaining active participation.
Open the Compass School Manager App or access the site via the Carranballac P-9 College Website
• Click on “Book Parent Teacher Interviews” located in the Community Tab of your Compass Dashboard• Click on the child whom you wish to book your interviews for• Select the timeslots allocated next to the Teacher’s name.• Booked will appear next to your timeslot when your interview has been reserved.
PE AND SPORT NEWS ’ CAROLYN HUELL
COMPASS HOW TO...Student Learning Conferences will soon be available, and all families will have the opportunity to sit down with their children’s Teachers for a 10-minute discussion centred around their child’s semester report, classroom progress and Individual Learning Plans. It is important to know how to book these conferences, as they provide valuable insight into your child’s academic progress.
BOOK STUDENT LEARNING CONFERENCES
The focus for each session was on providing ‘inclusive’ opportunities where everyone, regardless of ability, achieved a sense of enjoyment in developing their personal skills.
As our learning goal this term was on developing knowledge of ‘invasive type games, the following year levels participated in the following 4 x weekly coaching sessions:
Year 5 & 6 Boardwalk classes – National Rugby League: ‘Backyard League Program’
Year 5 & 6 Jamieson Way classes – Melbourne Victory: ‘Victory for Schools Football Program’
Year 7 classes – AFL Victoria: AFL 9’s Program
Year 8 Classes – Netball Victoria: Fast 5’s Netball Program
Sport Elective – Hapkido Martial Arts Program
Year 9 students enrolled in the ‘My Body the Machine’ Sport elective enjoyed learning self-defence from Hapkido Instructor Nick Conduit. Mr Conduit taught the students some beginners techniques for self-defence that students and community members face when confronted with real life situations. Through the three week course, students developed their understanding of the skeletal system, nerve locations and types and how pressure points cause and affect involuntary physical reactions.
Students were engaged and participated with enthusiasm and energy, and are to be congratulated for their focus and attention.
Year 3 - 6 Athletics Carnivals
We are looking forward to seeing the enthusiastic levels of participation form our Year 3 -6 students next term when they take part in their Athletics Carnivals.
Boardwalk 19th July
Jamieson Way 24th July
Both Carnivals will be held at the Newport Athletics Track and families are very welcome to come along and support their children and House team.
We would appreciate any Parent Helpers on the day, whether it is for an hour or the whole day - volunteers are appreciated and make the day run smoothly and on time.
If you can spare some time, and have a Working With Children Check please leave your name and contact details at your School Office.
NEEDEDParent
Helpers
Friday 20th July
On Tuesday 12th June students from Years 7, 8 and 9 represented Carranballac P-9 College at the Wyndham Shire’s Environmental Youth Summit. The students presented a showcase on what people in the community can do to support the platypuses in our local environment and won an acacia
tree for the College. The students then participated in workshops on various topics including pollution in our waterways, global warming and citizen scientists. All the students had a great time and enjoyed participating in the future of the Point Cook area.
ENVIRONMENTAL YOUTH SUMMITLEIGH BIRKINHEAD
RECYCLE WITH
MONDO
How do I gain a Mathletics certificate?A certificate is awarded to a student once they have earned 1000 points in a single week. Only one certificate is awarded each week, to help encourage sustained study by the student. Points are awarded across Mathletics in a number of ways…• 1 point per correct answer in Live Mathletics• 2 points per correct answer within the student’s bonus level of Live Mathletics• 10 points per correct answer within individual Mathletics curriculum activities*• 20 points per correct answer within a curriculum Topic Test*
MATHLETICS
SPELLODROMEA wide range of great spelling games based on core word lists. A great way to learn, earning
certificates along the way! It’s great to be recognised when you try your best. Earn a weekly total of 1000 points in Spellodrome activities and receive your weekly award. Certificates build
up over time – will you reach the ultimate Galaxy Award?Navigate around SpellodromeSpellodrome Punctuation Tips
Choir Performance
Our school choir “60 Strong” will perform at Wyndham Community Centre’s Refugee Week Concert on Thursday June 21. As well as singing, the choir will have the opportunity to be involved in the various celebrations and performances that will take place on the day. Performers must return their permission note in order to attend and should wear bright, colourful clothing to school, along with a school jacket or jumper. We will be at the event for most of the school day.
Rock Fest
The Rock Fest battle of the bands competition was on Wednesday. It featured all of our bands and our VET music course students, along with bands
from other schools. The PAC was rocking from 8:45am until 3:00pm! Best of luck to everyone and thanks to Cranbourne Music and our music staff for supporting this initiative.
Family and Boardwalk Concerts
All of our bands and VET courses have had the opportunity to perform to parents, friends and peers
at recent evening and school time concerts in the PAC. These provided a way of ‘reporting’ back to families regarding student progress and showcasing our programs to other students, while offering another opportunity for students to develop their performance skills. Students were quick to self-assess their efforts and respond accordingly if they thought they could do better at the next show, or celebrate when they had fulfilled their own expectations. Performance is a key area of the music curriculum and the programs we offer. We look forward to continuing to showcase our students in the future.
Wakakirri
Monday July 23 is our Wakakirri performance at the Clocktower Centre in Moonee Ponds. A great deal of effort is going into the presentation and the hard work is paying off! It will be a big day of rehearsal, waiting backstage and performance!
MUSIC MATTERSMik weir
Hello Carranballac P-9 College families from the School Council.We are continuing our reporting to the school community to grow the knowledge and understanding of the School Council activities. Our most recent meeting was held on June 5. We reviewed over 35 documents, reports, proposals and the likes, it was a busy evening.We successfully actioned a number items, of note are:• A letter to the Wyndham Council seeking consultation to discuss possible solutions to improve the traffic flow and parking around the school.• We approved a draft document for School Council Standing Orders to formalise: the constituting order, an outline of office bearer positions and sub-committees, a description of meeting procedures etc.• Acknowledged issues raised by parents with this year’s school photos and confirmed an action plan is in place to facilitate improvement for next year.• Recorded a few concerns from parents who use the Out of Hours School Care service regarding the change to their software and requested the service provider present a response at the next meeting.
• A commitment to run a College Parent Forum in Term 3. Please keep an eye out for the survey that will be sent out to you, your responses will help us ensure this event meets your interests.The Council is currently considering the following matters pending further development:• We had further progress with the online ordering system for parents to place and pay for canteen orders for students electronically. We look to have something to present in the coming months.• Further action has been taken to facilitate the inclusion of two Student Members from Years 7, 8 or 9 to the School Council later this year.• The possibility of acquiring old Trams for installation as a fixture on the school grounds.
I will update on the above matters as they progress. As always, the council welcomes any involvement and input from the community.
E-mail: [email protected]: 03 9395 3533
SCHOOL COUNCIL REPORTMATT NEILSEN, president
Carranballac P-9 College has sought the assistance from Grill’d in Point Cook to contribute toward a soft-fall surface under one of our playgrounds.
If you head into Grill’d this month, be sure to place your token in the Carranballac P-9 College jar and your support will contribute toward what we hope to be a successful result.
GRAB A BURGER AND SUPPPORT OUR SCHOOL
Thank you so much to those people and organisations who continue to support our Carranballac Food Bank. These people do not necessarily want or need recognition however it is important to acknowledge those that help.
Along with staff and parents of the College we are greatly assisted by Semper Dental who have provided food and blankets; Lighthouse Church who have provided food, hygiene products and cleaning products and The Lions Club of Point Cook who have donated bread, frozen products and material items. This assistance means our families have been well supplied of late which is fantastic and we cannot thank you enough.
Through all of this good work, we continue to collect for our families.
Items we need include hygiene products, soap, deodorants, shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste and toothbrushes, sanitary items, toilet paper, handy towels, also cleaning products including
laundry powder, spray and wipe type products, dish washing liquid and liquid hand soaps. Always needed of course are snack foods that students can bring to school for snack or lunches and baking staples – butter, flour, baking powder, sugar, eggs and of course canned and dried goods to include in meals.
Thank you so much for your continued generosity. Every donation is valuable and gratefully accepted no matter how large or small.
School uniforms
At Carranballac we assist families with second hand school uniforms so if you have some that are in good condition and are no longer needed, please think of us. Often when school uniforms do come in people have cut off the tag as it has their name on it. Please just cross your name out. Please, please do not cut off the size. It makes it so difficult when looking for a particular size and uniforms.
FOOD BANKFAMILY WELFAREGLENDA KAUTA
Our Year 3 and 4 students have been participating in a Wyndham City initiative called the ‘Active Kids Program’ in PE. Over the past 8 weeks, students have been learning about the benefits of physical activity and the five food groups that are represented in the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating. As a part of the program, they have been responsible for completing their ‘Active Kids’ passport which gets them to take note of their healthy habits such as the amount of physical activity they are doing and the amount of fruit, vegetables and water they are consuming. The aims of the program are to get the kids physically active, encourage healthy eating habits and give them the opportunity to participate in clinics. Some of these clinics provided included; Momentum Taekwondo and Table Tennis Australia!
ACTIVE KIDS!DANIELLE SPERANZA
AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITIONThe Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC), one of the largest Mathematics competitions in the world is going to be run at both Boardwalk and Jamieson Way schools 9 August. It is open to students from Year 3 to Year 9, with the Primary students completing a 60 minute test and the Secondary students completing a 75 minute test. The cost for this competition is $6.50 per student, and enrolments are currently open. These competitions are voluntary, and parents will need to opt in to get their children involved. For more information, please speak with your school office, and all queries will be directed to Leigh Birkenhead.
WE CAN ALL BE MATHS PEOPLE WITH MATHLETICS.
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Applications for the Camp, Sport & Excursion Funding closes Friday June 22.
This year you do not need to re-apply if you received CSEF in 2017, unless your
circumstances have changed, your child has started in Foundation or you are new
to Carranballac P-9 College this year.
The applicant’s Veteran Affairs Gold card. Health Care or Concession
card must be eligible on the first day of Term one (29 January
2018) or the first day of Term two (18 April 2018).
Temporary Foster parents may also apply.
Parents/Guardians must apply for CSEF before
the closing date Friday 22 June 2018 (Term
2). Late applications are not accepted.
CSEF Payments for 2018 are:
$125 per year for eligible primary school students (Foundation – Year 6)
$225 per year for eligible secondary school students (Years 7 - 9)
Application Forms are available at the college offices or you can visit
www.education.vic.gov.au/csef for more information.
Please lodge your application form at the college office before Friday 22 June. You will need to bring your Concession/Health Care card with you
SSR FOUNDATION UNIFORM VOUCHERS
State Schools Relief will supply uniform subsidy vouchers to Foundation students receiving CSEF in Foundation. The school will apply for the vouchers/items, available from Term 2.
CSEF APPLICATIONS CLOSING
Fletcher 6B
STUDENT AWARDS
Natalia FASarah FQTirtho FSNikki 1A
Sherry 1BBohdi 1P
Phoenix 1RMichael 1SVander 1SAaliyah 2AJasmin 2B
Tait 2CLara 2Q
Shiloh 2RAlara 2STom 3B
Mason 3PManu 3QElisha 3S
Argyha 4RCameron 4S
Ned 4TZac 5A
Kieran 5CLucas 5Q
Shuyuan 5SLily 6A
Fletcher 6B
Bailee 6PAlex 6P
Zephyr 6PJoanne 6Q Maddie 6R
Cruz 7RTipene 8R
Amy 8CAndy 8CJhy 8C
Josh 8RLeo 9A
Solomon 9CBobi 9R
Vivian FCJacob FQMacy FSTilly 1A
Brydee 1BGrace 1P
Chaniqua 1QTe 1R
Sione 1SMax 2A
Geneva 2BTait 2c
Matthew 2QDean 2S
Mou 3AGus 3BAlex 3PLisa 3S
Quintinn 4RAdrijana 4S
Pauly 4TAustin 5AAshlee 5BVictoria 5C
Ella 6AAston 6B
Nathan 6PDanielle 6PShaniya 6PKeanen 6QSunny 6RAlena 8C
Chevelle 8ARahul 8AKim 9CVila 9Q
Sebastian 9R
Recognising student achievements provides children with the knowledge that their efforts are valued and appreciated. Student awards recognise effort, displays of school values, academic performance, and consistent hard work.
Student awards are presented at assembly each Friday in the school gym from 2:15pm.
Award winners receive a frozen fruit stick after assembly.
Jayveer FCPoppy 5CAngus 3B
Miles 1AOlivier 1P Christopher 4S
Students in F-6 are encouraged to
complete the “Corker” each week and submit
their entries in the box at the Office.
Winners are drawn out at assembly, from the
pool of correct entries.
Corker winners receive a FREE lunch order.
RECOGNISING STUDENTS EFFORTS DURING WEEK 8 AND 9
Congratulations to those students. They have received a voucher for a free lunch order.
CORKER WINNERS
HERO AWARDS
Reine FAJet FQ
Mason FSKayla 1AJarryd 1SEnvii 2A
Diyang 2BThomas 2CMakoi 2QTravis 2SJarrah 3B
Madison 3PAayan 3Q
Lisa 3SEthan 4RJake 4S
Mitchell 4TChloe 5ABraith 5CAlexia 5Q
Anjelina 5SRyder 6A
Boston 6BZach 6P
Dorota 6QOliver 6R
Josh 7PLucian 7Q
Yasmine 8CYasmine 8C
Kayla 8RMatthew 9ALeighton 9B
Salim 9RArihanna FA
Sarah FCHarrison FQ
Ivy FSHarry 1A
Starling 1PAlanna 1Q
Ebenezer 2AKingston 2BTamati 2COliver 2SIlleana 3AMaddi 3B
Hannah 3PAmelia 3SSarah 4R
Cameron 4SSam 4T
Lilah 5ASaket 5C
Adriani 6AJordan 6BRenney 6P
Zoe 6RMorgan 8C
Sean 8AConrad 9BNana 9QPavel 9R
RECOGNISING HEROES FROM WEEK 8 AND 9
HEREEVERY DAYREADYON TIME
Students arriving at school before
8:45am each day are put in
the running for the weekly class
HERO awards, recognising
punctuality and a ready-to-learn
attitude.It is so important
that each student is a HERO each
week.
Early Years and Middle Years
HERO awards are recognised each
week at assembly on Friday from
2:15 in the school gym. Weekly
HERO Competition Winners are
announced and win a FREE Lunch
Order.
Colourful Superhero capes are worn by our
weekly HERO recipients.
