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Dear Families,
The great excitement in the past two weeks has been the performance production. All the children have been engaged with the many different elements of the performance.
Prop making, designing the interactive back drops, dancing signing, signing and all the discussions around the decisions being made for the class presentations. The play titled “Opportunity” has been written by the students. They have explained it through the introduction read by the Narrators. “It is a story inspired by the opportunities that our community offers. It is inspired by the coming out of COVID lock down, the love we have for our town and the challenges that we have had as children and just in general life.”
COVID and influenza
As the weather warms up we are seeing a little less illness. The government has announced changes with the length of days required to stay at home if you have contracted COVID-19. As yet I have not been informed of this means for schools. This information will be shared as soon as possible.
I continue to extend my thanks to all families for keeping to the RAT testing schedule. This is the best way to identify COVID and help to minimise the spread. At school we have maintained a double cleaning schedule during the day, have air filters in all learning areas and still have the play equipment cleaned between play times. If you have been unwell please allow yourselves and your children the time to recover, we are all in the same situation and to function well in all areas of our lives we need to look after our health.
CAR PARK
We have showcased our new signs around the school. There are a few more going up hopefully over the weekend so keep your eyes open for these. I invite all drivers’ attention to the new speed signs. 10 kms to enter on Wilson St. and 5 km in the car park.
Also, we expect that all children are dropped off and picked up in the car park or down at the gate. No children should be dropped off in front of the flags in the morning and walking back up to the top gate. Drop off through drive through in the morning must be at the bottom gate.
This is essential for the safety of the children
FATHER’S DAY
Thankyou to all the fathers, uncles, grandfathers, brothers and mums who came to support their children this morning. It was lovely to see so many families at the BBQ breakfast. We wish you all the best for the Father’s Day weekend and pray you enjoy the special day with your children.
Please enjoy the blessings of your children over the weekend,
God Bless,
Anne-Marie Robb
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mitigating risks to children and young people.
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and recordkeeping.
Warm good wishes to all our Dads, Step-dads and Carers to enjoy a wonderful Father's Day this Sunday. May you be blessed in the your position as role model, mentor, provider and fun person in your child's life.
A breakfast in honour of our dads and special person was enjoyed this morning. After breakfast the raffle was drawn. Congratulations to the lucky winners:-
L. Aitkinson, L Colantuono, L Tuisowawa, A Nicholls, G Larkin, A Heinemann, T Glass, W Foster and O Heriban.
Special thanks to Mrs Heinemann, Mrs Gallicchio and staff for organising and managing the breakfast. The raffle raised $342.05 which will go towards our running track.
A workshop given by a group of scientists from the University of Melbounre recently opened up the minds of students to the challanges facing developing countries today.
The project called Engineers Without Borders took students through a series of experimental challanges that mimic real world environmental problems.
The group introduced students to the many different types of enginering such as civil, mechanical, electrical and software. It outlined the benefits that engineering has on people and the planet and how it can create sustainable environments.
The students enjoyed the experiments and found the information insightful and valuable.
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Student (First and Surname) |
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Week 7 Term 3 2022 |
Darci-Rose |
such a great effort collating her poems and publishing them. |
Miss Barton |
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Akeksja |
Her enthusiastic approach to her learning. |
Mrs Trotman |
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Jordan |
For always being a wonderful helper. |
Mrs Trotman |
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Benji |
For his enthusiastic participation in our class song for the production. |
Mrs Inchincoli |
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Nevaeh |
For working hard on all her tasks given |
Mrs Inchincoli |
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Logan |
Bringing enthusiasm and positive energy to our concert practice. |
Mrs Handley |
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Isabella M |
Being a good friend and being inclusive of others. |
Mrs Handley |
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Lydia |
For showing independence in the classroom. |
Mrs Larkins |
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River |
For learning to write his name |
Mrs Larkins |
| SEPTEMBER | |
| Friday 2nd | Father's Day Celebration - 8am Breakfast and raffle drawing |
| Monday 5th | Grade 5/6 Excursion |
| Tuesday 6th | Grade 3/4 Excursion |
| Thursday 8th | Whole school Mass 10am - Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. |
| Thursday 8th | Footy Day Lunch - orders due back |
| Wednesday 14th | Sacred Heart's Got Talent |
| Thursday 15th | Footy Dress up Day Fundraiser. |
| Thursday 15th | End of Term 3 - 3pm |
| Friday 16th | Student Free Day - School Holidays commence |
| OCTOBER | |
| Monday 3rd | Commencement of Term 4 |
| Thursday 6th | 2nd Workshop - Eucharist |
| Sunday 16th | Eucharist Sacrament - Sacred Heart Church at 10.30am |
To support the kinder children who will commence school next year, Sacred Heart Primary School will hold a Little Learner’s School Transition Program. This will be held on Fridays from 9am to 1pm commencing on Friday 14th October, 2022 and run for 9 weeks finishing on 9th December, 2022.
Netball Victoria are running a School Holiday Clinic at the Moe/Newborough outdoor courts at Monash Reserve on Thu 29 Sep 2022 as follows:-
- 10am to 12pm
- Ages 8 to 16 years old
- $30.00
Register here!
Any questions, contact Leanne 0447 005 359
Use this link for register here: https://netball-registration.worldsportaction.com/userRegistration?organisationId=f5f80fd5-4705-4810-8cef-790dc47abbbc&competitionId=82495944-f9ec-4394-a44e-8d503971685c
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