Highlights

Students Of The Week ~ Term 1 Week 3~4

for Attitude, Values and Study Habits

K-2 ~ Archer Bates (Yr 2)

for an enthusiastic approach to reading.

K-2 ~ Charlie Millar (Kindergarten)

for perseverance towards learning tricky.

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Yr 3-6 ~ Brayden Dickens (Year 3)

for getting all tricky words correct in our last progress monitoring.

Yr 3-6 ~ Jaylah Oliver (Year 5)

for demonstrating motivation in your learning.

Goals for Living Well  Learning Well 

I am Safe, I am Valued, Respected and Cared For, I am a Learner

Recipients for  Term 3 ~ Week 4

'I am Safe'

Ivy Guest (Year 2)

 for looking out for others to ensure they are safe.

Reading Awards

75 Nights ~ Ivy Guest

SEMESTER 2 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

We congratulate the following students whose peers voted to form our Student Representative Council (SRC) for Semester 2 this year.

Kinder - Year 2 SRC Representatives:

Eliza Guest

Harry Rodstrom

Years 3 - 6 SRC Representatives:

Kiarah Hill

Jacob Carroll

We look forward to working with you to bring student voice and choice alive in our school.

YEARS 3-6 CWA INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY OF STUDY 'FRANCE' SHOWCASE

Thank you to the families who could spare some time last Friday to view our Year 3-6 student presentations. The CWA has worked with our school over the past years, providing opportunities for the children in the Primary classroom to research an International Country and prepare a presentation about the selected country. This year, the International country of choice was France. These presentations will be shared with the CWA in the coming weeks. 

ABORIGINAL ART LESSON

We wish to thank Mrs Jensen (Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Focus Teacher) and Mr Morley (Aboriginal Education Assistant) from Sacred Heart Gunnedah for visiting our school last Monday. These wonderful, skilled, helpful adults prepared a lesson to teach our students about the importance of Aboriginal Art and the stories that these artworks express. The children discussed some symbols they could use to share the story of Sacred Heart School and then were provided with time to create their own artwork that expressed the story of our school in their eyes. These individual artworks will be carefully considered when designing our school canvas that will be displayed at the NSW Catholic Schools Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Education Conference in October.