Years F-6 Coordinator
Bailey Kemp
C F-6 Key Dates
TERM 3 | ||
| September | ||
| Thurs | 19th | Parent Teacher Interviews |
| Fri | 20th | Footy Colours Day & Big Breakfast |
| Fri | 20th | Last Day Of Term 3 (2:30pm Finish) |
TERM 4 | ||
| October | ||
| Mon | 7th | Term 4 Commences |
| Thurs | 24th | Calder Cricket Blast (Years 4-6) |
| Tues | 29th | 2025 Year 7 Information Night |
| Thurs | 31st | F-2 Late Stay and Sleepover |
| November | ||
| Thurs - Fri | 14-15th | Year 3/4 Charlton Sleepout |
| December | ||
| Weds | 4th | Year 7 Transition Day |
| Mon | 16th | Charlton College Awards Ceremony 7.30pm |
| Weds | 18th | FINAL DAY STUDENTS |
| Fri | 20th | Final Day Staff |
REMINDER: Book in Parent Teacher Interviews
A reminder to all parents to please book in via Compass for parent teacher interviews next week. If you are unable to attend on Thursday 19th September and would still like an interview, please get in touch with Mr Kemp via the office to book in a future time.
Footy Colours Day & Big Breakfast:
Friday (20th September) the SLC will be holding a Football Colours Day and Big Breakfast starting at 8:30am-9:00am.
Stars of The Week:
Year 1 & 2: Tyson S - For being very focused during writing time.
Year 3 & 4: Harrison S - For working hard to complete his innovation writing task.
Year 5 & 6: Bailey K - For her determination and willingness to give her best effort in classwork and activities.
Reading Awards:
25 nights: Tyson
75 nights: Tom M
125 nights: Wally
100 nights: Josh
150 nights: Ash, Audrey & Molly
175 nights: Franklin & Audrey
200 nights: Audrey
225 nights: Lacey
Book Review By Tyson S
Tyson recommends Ten Tremendous Tales by Liz Pichon. The Picture and Comedy book is set in an Oakfield town with the main characters Amy, Marcus and Tom Gates. The town is organising a parade that everyone gets to join in. Tyson recommends this book from Grade 2+ and rates it 5/5 stars!
Around the classroom
In Science this term, the F/1/2 students have been learning about wool. They have learned that wool grows on sheep, and what sheep require to grow healthy. They have studied some of the properties of wool, discovering that it is naturally stain and flame resistant. It also keeps the wearer cooler in summer and warmer in winter. The class has also looked at different uses of wool, including cloths, baseballs and billiard felt. Last week, the students had the opportunity to use wool in an arts and crafts activity to make “yarn monsters”.
Foundation - Year 2
Year 3/4: Sharing their writing pieces at Monday morning assembly
Year 5/6: ART and Chinese
