In the Classroom
and out and about!
In the Classroom
and out and about!
Simone Henschel
Years F - 6 students have been showcasing their many talents recently, with a lot of singing, dancing, musical performances and joke telling. We have been entertained by these skilled students and thank the Year 6 cohort for all of their hard work in hosting and assistance with running the shows!
This week, our Grade 2 students have been taking part in their swimming program at King Swim, Langwarrin.
The program focuses on building water confidence, developing stroke techniques, and reinforcing vital water safety skills. Students have been enjoying the sessions, showing great enthusiasm and determination in the pool.
A big thank you to the instructors at King Swim and our staff for supporting this important part of our PE program.
This week, our Grade 3 and 4 students were treated to an inspiring visit from award-winning Australian author George Ivanoff.
George captivated the students with stories about his writing journey, how he develops ideas for his books, and the creative process behind bringing characters to life. He shared tips on using imagination, persistence, and curiosity when writing, as well as the importance of reading widely.
Students were eager to ask questions, learn more about the life of an author, and even picked up a few writing tricks they can try in their own stories. It was a wonderful opportunity to inspire our budding young writers!
Last week, our Year 6 students took part in their final swimming program. This important program gave students the chance to revise and be assessed on key water safety skills, including:
Students rotated through a variety of group activities during the one-hour sessions, building both confidence and competence in the water.
Later in Term 4, some of our proficient swimmers will have the opportunity to attend a Fun Day at Melbourne Aqua Park, with priority given to those who have completed all components of the Year 5 and 6 Water Safety Program.
This week, our Foundation students had an exciting visits from local Emergency Services. The visit gave students a hands-on opportunity to learn about important safety practices and how emergency services help keep our community safe.
Through interactive activities and demonstrations, the children explored emergency equipment and discussed what to do in different safety situations. It was a fun and educational experience that helped build their awareness and confidence around emergencies.
A big thank you to the Emergency service teams for making this visit so engaging and memorable for our youngest learners!
Bella enjoying her time on yard duty.
Learning about printing and photography using sun sensitive paper!