Welcome
Back!
It is so lovely to see everyone
back in the classroom. Thank you very much to all the parents for your
continued support over the past few weeks. We understand that it has been a
challenging time and could not have made it through without you all doing your part.
Thank you to the parents and
students who completed the online work packages. I can see that for the
majority of the students, they have been working hard whilst not at school.
I want to congratulate all the Room
2 students. They have demonstrated amazing independence with the new
arrangements in place for school drop off and pick up. In the classroom it is
like they never left, getting straight back into the routine of school. Thanks
to all the parents for their patience at drop off and pick up we appreciate it.
As we are still not able to have
face to face parent meetings at this time, feel free to email me or call the
school and leave a message for me to give you a call. School reports will come
out at the end of term so you will receive updates through this too.
No
trash Tuesday
Just a reminder that on Tuesdays,
we are encouraging students to come to school with waste free lunch boxes. This
means no rubbish that will end up in landfill (Fruit scraps are fine, as we
need them to feed the worms). No trash Tuesday is a whole school approach as
part of our Sustainability program.
School
Uniform
With colder mornings now in place,
we understand that the students have been wearing warmer clothes. Just a
reminder if your child wishes to wear items like coats, jumpers, tights,
beanies, scarves or gloves, these need to be green in line with the school
uniform. Shoes still need to be black or white. The school uniform shop remains
open via the School App. If you go online you can order items, which will be
delivered to your child's classroom and sent home with them. Thank you for your
support in ensuring your child wears the correct school uniform.
Kindy
Week 4 was been a fun-filled week
full of crafts and activities that celebrate the Cc phonic sound. We have also
been learning the following sight words- mum, a, I, can, am. It has been great
to see students settling back into our classroom routines, and we have enjoyed
having all of our friends back at school!
In Literacy this week, students have
been learning the initial letter sound Kk, for example kite starts with k, k,
k. Students have also been practising how to use their bodies to count
the syllables in words and have loved singing along to The Syllable Song.
In Numeracy, our number of this
week was the number 10. To reinforce the sound of the week and the number of
the week, students will be making kites and will be counting 10 colourful tails
to attach to their kites.
We encourage you to use these
flashcards in their folders to revise letter sounds with your child at home
whenever possible, they are updated Monday and Tuesday with new letters.
Pre-primary
Week 4 was been a busy week full of
activities that celebrate the Ck sound. It has been great to see students
settling back into our classroom routines, and we have enjoyed having all of
our friends back at school!
In Literacy this week, students
have been learning 'l' blends, such as bl for black, cl for clown, pl for
plane, sl for slug, fl for flag and gl for glue. Students have also been
learning the blue list of sight words.
In Numeracy, our number of this
week was the number 17. We have also been learning about breaking apart numbers
and number bonds. This helps us in completing addition stories, which are also a focus this week.
We encourage you to continue to read the children's home readers every night with them and to revise their sight word lists, they will be they are updated on
Wednesday and
Thursday.