Good Afternoon Parents and Guardians,

Welcome to this week's newsletter. In this newsletter we will be talking about the awards presented at Assembly, Interschool sports, an Interview with a Foundation student about their Police visit, the yoyo show with NED, PMP and Ash Wednesday.

Awards

Congratulations to Ava K (3/4D) who won the Aussie of the Month Award.

Ava is considerate of others and she is always willing to have a go. She kindly agreed to jump into another relay race, so all students got to swim and have a go. Ava has demonstrated qualities of mateship and showed fantastic perseverance.

Congratulations to Gus H for receiving the Senior Light the Way Award for persevering in all areas of the curriculum and making steady gains.

Congratulations to Leo S for receiving the Junior Light the Way Award for working hard in maths class and always accepting challenges to extend his learning.

Interschool Sport

On Friday the 28th of February St Brigids played Mordialloc Beach. The results were as follows:

Cricket Boys - lost 81 runs to 102 runs

Cricket Girls - won 120 run to 117 runs

Volleyball - won 2 sets to 1

Volleystars - lost 1 set to 2

Tennis Boys - lost 4 sets to 8

Tennis Girls - lost 2 sets to 10

Foundation Police Visit

On Monday FE had a visit from our local policeman, Sergeant Stuart Burnham (Lacey's Dad). Here is what Lucas from FE had to say about the visit.

What did you learn about in the police visit?

We learned about how the police can help when someone is trying to steal, and they can also help if someone is lost. They also use police dogs to make criminals. We also put out finger prints on paper like the criminals do.

We wanted to say a BIG thank you to Sergeant Burnham for giving up his time and visiting us here at St Brigid's. Our Foundation students absolutely loved his visit.

Inform and Empower

Two weeks ago we we watched a video about how to be cyber safe and how to encourage others to do the right thing. It was about not being a bystander. During the session we did a kahoot quiz on cyber safety and we got into teams of two to play.

NED's Resilience Ride

Last Thursday we all enjoyed an incursion called NED's Resilience Ride. Ned was lots of fun and he taught us to have a positive attitude, never give up, try your best and always encourage each other. It was very fun hearing all of Ned's stories. You could also buy some yoyos, a $15 classic $20 for a super spinner, and $25 for different special yo yos.

NED stands for:

Never give up

Encourage others

Do your best

PMP

Each week our Foundation students take part in PMP (Perceptual Motor Program). We asked Zara about what she likes about PMP.

I liked playing with my friends, learning new activities, practicing sports while listening to music and jumping through the ladders.

Ash Wednesday

On Wednesday we celebrated Ash Wednesday with a Mass and Father Huy. It was held upstairs in the middle of the 5/6 area. Ash Wednesday is a special day for us as it the start of Lent and it is where we put a cross on our forehead to show we belong to Jesus Christ and that we are asking for forgiveness of our sins.

Running Club

Term 1 week 6 - Running club

Laps = 162

Km run = 8.1km

Total km = 753.9km

We are on the Hume Fwy/National Hwy in New South Wales in Berrima.

Enjoy the long weekend.

Charlotte, Ollie, Nick, Thomas, Iris, Blake and Luke

Arts and Culture Team

Community News

Bendigo Bank

St Bede's College

Kilbreda College

Mordialloc Redbacks

Mordialloc Tennis Club

Auskick

Mordialloc-Braeside Mustangs Footy Club

Club Pilates

Skilled Legal

Junior Rockers