Around the School
DAILY ABSENTEEISM
Phone 9510 7420 or email absent@smstkildaeast.catholic.edu.au
(Please notify the school by 9:30am)
STUDENT FREE DAY
Monday 31st October
(Please note that additional days to be confirmed)
Staff Professional Learning
STUDENT & FAMILY INFORMATION UPDATE - IMPORTANT
If any of your personal details change (address, mobile number etc.), please let the school office know as soon as possible by email to admin@smstkildaeast.catholic.edu.au.
WINTER UNIFORMS AT THE START OF TERM 2
Hats do not have to be worn during Term 2. From Tuesday 26th April - Friday 6th May the students continue to wear their full summer uniform. From Monday 9th May to Friday 20th May either summer or winter uniform can be worn. By Monday 23rd May, full winter uniform is to be worn. The Winter Tunic (T005) and long grey pants are available from Primary School Wear at 1/159 North Road, Ormond 9768 0387. School Jumpers are purchased at the school on Friday between 8:40am – 9:00am and 3:15pm to 3:30pm.
Girls:
Navy Tunic, Skivvy (Sky), School Jumper, Navy tights/Navy knee-hi socks, Black Shoes
Boys:
Grey Trousers, Skivvy (Sky), School Jumper, Grey socks, Black Shoes
ITALIAN NEWS - Mrs Carmela Vozzo
During the past weeks, students in Year 2s have been working on fruits. Year 2s have learned 6 new fruits and used them in role plays where they have taken on the role of parents or children. They have learned “ho fame mamma” and “mangia una mela.” These expressions mean “I am hungry mum” and “eat an apple.” They have made their favourite fruit and used them in the role play. Listening to the song “Canta la frutta” with Aurora has been a great success! Bravissimi ragazzi!
Year 1s have also learned 6 new fruits and fruit juices. They have role-played the “Succhi di Frutta” presentation using the magnificent masks given to each one of them.
ART NEWS
This term in Visual Art we have been inspired by not only each other but also by famous artists including Laurel Burch and Vincent Van Gogh.
Year 2's have been exploring ways to create patterns using a variety of lines while bringing their 'Fat Cats' to life. Once the lines were drawn in with markers colour was carefully added using watercolour paints to create these 'purrfect' masterpieces.
Year 3's looked at the beautiful sunflower and 'planted' a garden using artist chalk and oil pastel on black paper. This technique captures an almost dreamlike eff
