Specialist News
PE NEWS
ATHLETICS DAY
Friday is our Whole School Athletics day and the weather is looking amazing. Please remember to bring water, food to eat, hat and sunscreen.
A very big thank you to all those people who have volunteered to help, I have emailing the format for the day. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
We welcome all of our community to come and watch the students compete. We are at the Monash Waverley Little Athletics Track -Central Reserve
INTER-SCHOOL SPORT
Against Jells Park PS
On Friday 22, Weeden Heights basketball team went to Caufield Grammar High School. We competed against Jells Park in an epic battle. Jells Park played well but we played better, at the end the overall score was 20-16 and we played so well that it was not possible to define a MVP. We are excited to play our next game against Mount Waverley North.
On Friday 22 February, the Weeden Heights Volleystars team played against Jells Park. We lost by 4 points. The final scores were 36 to 40. We won 1 round and the won 2. We would like to thank Ms McLaren for helping us train and get ready for the day. The following members did an outstanding job during the Game. Aili Schofield, Ashley Saunders, Ella Dahlitz, Gracie Lu, Jasmine White, Jessica Reid, Lydia Lim, Ruby Silver, Sherry Lin and Zia Aslam.
We would also like to thank Mrs Molnar for making inter-school sport such a fun time for everyone.
We are excited to go up against Mount Waverley Nth PS.
INTERSCHOOL SPORT
Against Mount Waverley North.
Last Friday the Weeden Heights kickball team played against Mount Waverley North. At the end of the game the scores were 4 to 16 and unfortunately we lost but still had fun. It was a good game and well done to the following players: Zahir, Tegan, Cooper, Ares, Samar, Jade, Lara, Nicolas, Erin, Corbin, Tristan, Daniel and Benjamin for playing in the hot weather. A big thank you to Delphine for looking after and supporting us. We are looking forward to playing against Albany Rise PS next week . It was a good job to the volley stars, basketball, tee ball and the cricket team. Good luck for this Friday every one!
On Friday the 1 March, Weeden Heights' tee ball team played Mount Waverley North. For the first two innings each team scored 5 home runs and in the 3rd innings we limited them to 2 home runs. Everyone on the team improved so much those people include Stefanie, Zoe, Cooper Lee, Wang Yu, Jamieson, Ethan, Alex, Ryan and Andrew. A big thank you to Fiona for helping to referee and Olga for helping score and also a big thank you to Ryan for volunteer for their team because they were down a player. Our team scored 8 runs in our last innings and the final score was 12 to 18.
Last week the volley stars team went to Mount Waverley North PS. It was a very close game, everyone did an outstanding job. We lost, the scores were 16 to 30. We would like to thank Ms McLaren for coaching us in volley stars. We would also like to thank Mrs Monlar for making interschool sports happen. We thought that Ella really stood out a lot because she had hurt her hand but still kept going that is one brave girl, we also thought that Jasmine did an amazing job with her volleys over the net. Well done Jasmine. We are improving each week and looking forward to this Fridays game against Albany Rise.
Last week on Friday, the Weeden Heights' basketball team set off to play against Mount Waverly North. They beat us by a lot of points, but we stayed positive and kept looking on the bright side. The scores were 22-10, and we would like to thank Mr. Keeghan for umpiring the game and helping us succeed in our other matches. We would also like to award MVP to Alex, for having a good sportsmanship throughout the game, and being helpful and kind to our teammates.
Garden News
It has been a terrific start to the year in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen and Garden. Students have been making delicious dishes using produce from our garden.
In the garden we have been very busy clearing garden beds of weeds and dead plants, collecting seeds from plants that we can use another time, preparing garden beds and planting so many seedlings. We have lettuce, beans, beetroot, silver beet and herb seedlings settling in the lower area of the garden.
In exciting news, we will soon see the arrival of a new flock of chickens to Chookingham Palace! The students have been asking when we will have chickens again so it will be wonderful to see new chickens here. We are looking for families to volunteer to be part of our chicken care roster, keep an eye out for the notice and please advise if you can help out.
A very big thank you to the wonderful volunteers who have worked so hard and assisted students with tasks in kitchen and garden. Please consider coming along to volunteer, students gain so much from working with you. You really don’t need any special skills or knowledge, just come along and get involved. It’s hard to tell who gains more - the students or the volunteers!
