Greater Western Swimming

Good luck to Mae Dwyer and Beau Perkins who have qualified to compete in the Greater Western Swimming Carnival tomorrow, Wednesday 26th March in Horsham. We hope they have a great day.

(Please complete Permission details on PAM for your child)

Ride to School Day

Well done to all the students who participated in the National Ride To School Day last Friday. It was great to see students riding, scooting or walking to school. A big thank you to the parents/carers that supported their children with this event.

Lawn Bowls

Our lawn bowls squad is working hard, practising in their own time to prepare to compete in the Colac Division Lawn Bowls Tournament on Monday 31st March at the Lake Bowling Club. More information will be sent home for selected students, tomorrow Wednesday 26th March.

Sacred Heart Junior Athletics F-2

On Friday 4th April, the students from Foundation – Year 2 will participate in the Sacred Heart Junior Athletics Carnival. This will take place at Sacred Heart between recess and lunch time (11:45am – 1:15pm). The students will be involved in a number of sporting activities e.g. High Jump, Egg and Spoon Race, Sprints etc. Parents/Grandparents are welcome to watch their child/children/grandchildren participate. Our Year 6 students will be the leaders of the activities on the day.

Students are reminded to apply sunscreen before arriving at school and ‘Please’ bring along a drink bottle. We look forward to a fun day.

Term 2 Swimming Lessons

The term 2 swimming program is approaching quickly. This is for students in Years 1- 4.

It will take place at Heather’s Swim School in Main Street, Elliminyt. We do need parents/carers to help us with the swimming program. This involves walking the students to the pool and back, helping them pack up their swimming gear etc. All volunteers must have a current ‘Working With Children’s Check’ and the office must have a copy of this.

A roster for swimming helpers will be sent home.

Helpers will need to be at school 30 minutes before the swimming lesson takes place.

For example:

Year (2FM) lesson is at 11:30am, so all helpers will need to be at the school at 11:00am to walk with the class.

Please note:

Years 1 to 3 - Helpers meet at the front gate of the school

Year 4 - Helpers meet at the bus gate (on Pound Road)

The timetable for the swimming program is as follows:

Tuesday

Year 2FM (11:30am – 12:00pm)

Year 1LC (12:00pm – 12:30pm)

Year 1AG (12:30pm – 1:00pm)

Year 2RO (1:00pm – 1:30pm)

Year 1MD (1:30pm – 2.00pm)

Year 2RB (2:00pm – 2:30pm)

Wednesday

Year 4LG (12:00pm – 12.30pm)

Year 4TR (12:30pm – 1:00pm)

Year 3ME (1:00pm – 1:30 pm)

Year 3AH (1:30pm – 2:00pm)

Year 3KM (2:00pm – 2:30pm)

All-Girls Auskick

In Term 2, the Colac All-Girls Auskick will commence on Wednesday 30th April at Colac Central Reserve. It will start at 4:00pm and finish at 5:00pm. Please see attached flyer on Community page for more details.

Important Dates:

Term 1:

Wednesday 26th March – Greater Western Swimming Championships (Horsham)

Monday 31st March – Colac Division Lawn Bowls (Lake Bowling Club)

Friday 4th April - Sacred Heart Athletics Years F-2 (at Sacred Heart)

Term 2:

Tuesday/Wednesday 29th/30th April – Swimming Program Commences

Thursday 1st May – Year 3 & 4 Football Gala Day (Central Reserve)

Friday 9th May – Colac Division Cross Country (Colac Golf Club)

Monday 26th May – Greater Western Cross Country (Warrnambool)

Friday 30th May – Colac Division AFL 9’s Year 5/6 (Colac Central Reserve)

Friday 30th May – Colac Division Netball Lighting Premiership

WEEKLY SPORTS STARS

Name: Jericho Scott (Yr 6TR)

1. What sports do you play? The sports I play are football and soccer.

2. Which sport is your favourite to play? My favourite sport to play is football.

3. Why is this your favourite sport? Football is my favourite sport because it is a chance to make new friends.

4. What is your proudest sporting moment? My proudest sporting moment was when I took a great mark in a pack with all tall people.

5. What are your strengths that help you with sport? My strengths in sport is my speed and my agility. I can run fast and I am able to dodge around people.

6. Why do you love playing sports? I love playing sport because I love playing with my friends and I love to exercise because it keeps me fit.

7. Who is your favourite sports person? My favourite sports person is Max Holmes who plays for the Geelong Cats.

8. Why are they your favourite? Max Holmes is my favourite player because he is a great midfielder for Geelong.

9. What is your favourite sporting team? My favourite sports team is the Geelong Cats.

10. How would your coaches and teammates describe you? My coach and team mates would say that I am good at marking the football.

Name: Jazlene Alfred (Yr 5DC)

1. What sports do you play? The sports I play are tennis, dance and netball.

2. Which sport is your favourite to play? My favourite sport to play is tennis.

3. Why is this your favourite sport? Tennis is my favourite sport because I am good at it.

4. What is your proudest sporting moment? My proudest sporting moment was when I won a big ralley in tennis with a trick shot.

5. What are your strengths that help you with sport? My strengths in sport is that I have a very strong hit in tennis. It makes it hard for the opposition to hit the ball back.

6. Why do you love playing sports? I love playing sport because it is fun, and I get to be active and play with my friends.

7. Who is your favourite sports person? My favourite sports person is tennis player Coco Gauff.

8. Why are they your favourite? Coco Gauff is my favourite player because she inspires me to be better at tennis. She is a very good tennis player.

9. What is your favourite sporting team? My favourite sports team is Collingwood.

10. How would your coaches and teammates describe you? My coach and team mates would say that I always display good sportsmanship, and that I am proud of what I have achieved.

Name: Carter Davis (Yr 4LG)

1. What sports do you play? The sport I play is cricket.

2. Which sport is your favourite to play? My favourite sport to play is cricket.

3. Why is this your favourite sport? Cricket is my favourite sport because it is a great game to play, you get to bat, bowl, wicket keep and field.

4. What is your proudest sporting moment? My proudest sporting moment was when I had to retire in Under 14’s – no one got me out!

5. What are your strengths that help you with sport? My strengths in sport is that I try very hard and that I believe in myself.

6. Why do you love playing sports? I love playing sport because it is fun and I get to play with some friends and get to run around a lot.

7. Who is your favourite sports person? My favourite sports person is Australian cricketer Sam Konstas.

8. Why are they your favourite? Sam Konstas is my favourite player because he is a great batter for Australia.

9. What is your favourite sporting team? My favourite sports team is the City United cricket team.

10. How would your coaches and teammates describe you? My coach and team mates would say that I try very hard and that I am a friendly team mate.

Thanks Nicole Lynch

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