Primary News

Primary Assembly

On Monday September 9 there was a Primary assembly with lots of students receiving awards. There included reading awards for;

 

25 nights of Reading

Hunter Adams, Mattea Hollis and Shannon Stone (Year 6).

 

50 nights of Reading

Ivy Linto ( Year 1), Ayla Domsachenz (Year 2), Gia Vy Vertue (Year 4), Jai Underwood, Layla Linto (Year 5), Shannon Stone (Year 6).

 

75 nights of Reading 

Chloe Smith (Year 1), Lilly Schapel, Jai Underwood (Year 5), Shannon Stone (Year 6).

 

100 nights of Reading

Jayce Schapel, Bailey O’Brien, Harry Neall, Sandra Jain, Bailey O’Brien (Foundation), Ayla Domsachenz (Year 2), Rachel Townend (Year 6).

 

125 nights of Reading 

Sandra Jain (Foundation), Ayla Domachenz, Christa Jain, Sean Neall (Year 2), 

 

Ruby Caldow, Marlee Henderson, Caleigh Munn (Year 4).

 

150 nights of Reading

Harry Smith, Madhav Santhosh Nair (Foundation),

Adelle Joubert (Year 1), Christa Jain (Year 2), Bailey Hartas, Jack Smith (Year 3), Marlee Henderson (Year 4).

 

175 nights of Reading 

Alex White (Foundation, Adelle Joubert, Bridie Hartas (Year 1), Lily Eyles (Year 2), Bailey Hartas (Year 3), Caleigh Munn (Year 4).

 

200 nights of Reading

Bailey Hartas (Year 3).

 

The following students received a Merit Certificate:

 

 

Foundation/Year 1 Class

Alex White – for trying his best in writing lessons.

Sandra Jain – for using her initiative and doing jobs around the room.

Chloe Velasco – for settling into her new classroom well.

 

 

Year 2/3/4

Ruby Caldow - for stepping up and using her initiative.

Mason Colgate - for improvement in his attitude towards his work.

Caleigh Munn - for consistent effort in every subject.

Christa Jain - for being helpful with jobs in the classroom.

 

 

Year 5/6

Johnny Neall - for acting of feedback to improve his work.

Layla Linto - for seeking feedback for improving her writing.

Lilly Schapel - for improvement in her ability to listen for longer periods of time.

Lolah Joubert - for working hard to complete tasks.

 

The Giraffe Award was presented to Jai Underwood for showing leadership with lunchtime soccer.

Kinder Visit - Woodwork 

On Tuesday September 10, the Kinder students came to visit the College as part of the Early Years Transition program. They participated in a Woodwork class with Mr McClure and a few Year 4 student helpers.

 

 

 The kinder students had lots of fun decorating and painting their wooden teddy bears.

 

F/1/2 Late/Overnight Stay

On Thursday September 12 the Foundation, Year 1/2 students enjoyed their Late/Over night stay, which had a dinosaur theme this year! Lots of fun was had by all!

 

 

Last night we stayed at School and we had dinner and a disco.  The year Two’s slept over at the School and the F-1 went home.  I loved it so much it was fun.

Bridie Hartas, Year 1

 

Last night we stayed at school.  I had fun.  My favourite thing was the dinosaur dig.

Harry Smith, Foundation

 

Last night we had a disco in the yellow room at school.  We did a dinosaur dig.

Chloe Smith, Year 1

 

 

Last night we stayed at the school.  In the dinosaur digging I found a pterodactyl and we had candy.  At the late night stay we danced.

Chloe Velasco, Year 1

 

Last night we stayed at school.  I liked everything I did actually like it.

Harry Neall, Foundation

 

Yesterday I stayed at school for tea and dessert.  I loved it.  I made a dinosaur egg.

Poppy Caldow, Foundation

 

Last night we stayed at school.  I liked the dinosaur dig and I liked everything else too. 

Alex White, Foundation

 

Last night we stayed at school.  We had a disco last night.

Jayce Schapel, Year 1

 

 

Last night we stayed at School.  We did activities.  It was fun at the disco.

Bailey O’Brien, Year 1

 

Last night we stayed at school and we did dinosaur digging.  I found a T-Rex. 

Madhav Santhosh, Foundation

 

Last night we stayed at school.  First we played at the playground, then we had tea, then we had to dress up.  Then we did get to watch Dinosaur Train.  Then we made a wet dinosaur egg.  We had so much fun and we had a disco.  Then we went home.  It was fun and it was the best fun in the world.

Sandra Jain, Foundation

 

At the Late Night Stay the F/1/2 stayed at school. We were learning about dinosaurs. First we made a dino hatching out of an egg, then Mrs H told us to crack eggs and to find 3 dinosaurs in a tub of sand. The third activity for my group was to watch ‘Dinosaur Train’ with Mr Irvin. We have afternoon tea and changed into some other clothes. We then had dinner and the Foundation students had to leave. The Year 1 and 2's had a disco and then the Year Ones went home. We slept on the floor in the Yellow room. It was a great night and we were very tired the next day.

Lily Poole, Year 2

Year 3/4 Minimay Excursion 

On Thursday September 12 the Year 3/4 students went on an excursion to the Bank Australia Reserve at Minimay to participate in activities around the environment and cultural indigenous learning. 

 

 

We went to Minimay and ate bush food and climbed a tree. We also saw Uncle Ron and Uncle Ron threw a boomerang and it hit Mrs H. I had lots of fun when we ate bush food.

Teneisha Phillips, Year 3

 

 

Minimay is a great place. You can learn new stuff every day. My class learnt about boomerangs and we met Uncle Ron. We talked about red-tail black cockatoos and aboriginal stories. We went on a walk in the bush and Uncle Ron gave us bush food. We got to climb trees and we found a tree that we could run up and down.

Oscar Dunstan, Year 4

Year 2/3/4 Last Day fun at the Edenhope Library

Mrs Hausler took the Year 2/3/4 class to the library on the last day of term and the students found lots of fun things to do!

 

 

Thanks Mel for letting us visit! 

Year 5/6 Science - Rockets

 

In 3rd term, week 5 2019 the Edenhope College 5/6 class started a rocket program in science. The class was split into pairs, my partner was Hunter and we painted our rocket with all sorts of colours then mixed it and scraped of all the extra paint.

 

When we launched our rocket it flew half way to the clouds and the nose cone popped off and the parachute burst out. Overall it was a really fun project and I would definitely do it again.

Mattea Hollis, Year 6