Learning Gallery

Catholic Schools Week

Catholic Schools Week is approaching! (23rd-29th May). 

This year is extra special as we are celebrating 200 years of Catholic Education in Australia! The theme for Catholic Schools Week this year is 'Faith in the Future'. 

To mark this special occasion, on Wednesday 26th May from 9:15 am we are very excited to once again invite our families to visit our school and join us in the celebrations.

At the conclusion of our assembly, we welcome you, to stay for a shared morning tea in our school playground. Our morning tea will consist of a celebratory cake.

Together we can make this year's Catholic Schools Week a celebration to remember! 

We look forward to seeing you.

Warm Regards,

Elise Baird

Assistant Principal/Leader of Pedagogy

Learning in the Spotlight

Welcome back to Term 2! It has been a full and productive start to the term. Our staff and students are continuing to work as a team, during our weekly Big Talk and Big Write to achieve learning goals. 

Have a wonderful week,

Elise Baird

Assistant Principal/Leader of Pedagogy

#whatareyoulearning

This week in Stage One, we have started to learn about Chance and Probability in Maths. Students have been focusing on the language of chance and the likelihood of things occurring by using Bee-Bots and completing online problem-solving games.

Lucy Suttor and Teagan Conomos

Leaders of Learning (Stage 1)

This week in CAPA, Stage One students are learning to play music using percussion instruments with rhythm and technique. We practised these new skills by performing 'Baby Elephant Walk'.

Anna Baird

Leader of Learning (CAPA)

Throughout the first half of this term, all stages have been looking at increasing their fitness and improving their running style. Each week we are moving through running courses, relays and practicing how to breathe, while we coordinate our bodies during a sprint.

Monique Soutter

Leader of Learning (PDHPE)

Over the past few weeks, Stage 2 has been learning how to create exciting Narratives. Students have been learning about adjectives and adverbs to describe the appearance and actions of their characters and setting. They were first tasked with drawing characters and setting, adding colour when necessary. Their creations were then labelled using adverbs and adjectives, focusing on using noun groups (two adjectives describing a noun).

It was great to see so many of our class at the ANZAC Day Service. Your children marched with respect and dignity, and it was an honour to march beside them on such a special day. 

Karlee Hatton and Mark Rottger

Leaders of Learning (Stage 2)