Wellbeing
Mrs Carmichael (Wellbeing Leader) & Lorraine (Wellbeing Officer)
National Bullying Prevention Week
This week we have been participating in activities as a whole school and in our classrooms to understand more about bullying and why it is COOL to the KIND.
National Bullying Prevention Week serves as an important platform to raise awareness of bullying and its impact on individuals and communities. Bullying has a long lasting effect on those who experience and witness it. But by channelling our collective power, through shared efforts and shared ambitions, we can reduce bullying together. From parents and carers, to employees and employers, to the media and politicians, to children and young people, we all have a part to play in coming together to make a difference. (https://www.bullyzero.org.au/)
On Monday students were invited to wear odd socks to acknowledge and celebrate how everyone is different - that is what makes us, us!
On Wednesday we connected with our peers across all classrooms by having a picnic on our oval in the sunshine.
Award recipients
Congratulations to all the children who were recognised over the last two weeks.
Students of the Week - week 5
GOTCHA Awards - week 5
Mrs Trewick's Caught Ya Award - week 5
GOTCHA Awards - week 6
Student of the Week - week 6
Mrs Trewick's Caught Ya Award - week 6
Students of the Week - week 5
GOTCHA Awards - week 5
Mrs Trewick's Caught Ya Award - week 5
GOTCHA Awards - week 6
Student of the Week - week 6
Mrs Trewick's Caught Ya Award - week 6
PBIS
This term the children were given the challenge of collecting 2500 GOTCHAS as a whole school for a collective reward.
GOOD NEWS~ they have collected them!!!
Now the planning beginnings with the wellbeing team on a reward that all students will enjoy before the end of the term
Alternative Lunch Program
Dream Catchers were a popular addition to the lunchtime program with many students joining the fun and being creative together.
Attendance
