Learning

Year 5/6 Incursion 

As part of our unit ‘Our Planet’ the Year 5/6 students are looking at natural disasters. On Friday they had an incursion to kick off their unit. The students looked at different types of natural disasters and their effects on communities. They looked at how technology can be used to support building during earthquakes. They also explored earthquake seismic waves, extreme weather and tsunamis. 

Lit Centre News

Many thanks to the Muscat family and Penguin Random House for their amazing donation of wonderful new books to the library. They will be enjoyed greatly.

Thank you to the children and parents who buy books from the Scholastic catalogue, the school gets a commission and these are the books we have purchased. They are in the library for students to borrow.

 

Don't forget Book Week is coming up on August 18th....how are the costume ideas going? Any plans to enter the cake or art competition? Can't wait to see what you all have planned.

Book Week, an exciting time at school is fast approaching! The theme this year is Book an Adventure. On Monday, August 18th it is all happening.

 

We will have our Dress Up Parade . Come dressed as your favourite character and we will parade in the yard at 9am. Parents you are more than welcome to join us or even dress up too. Clap and cheer as we show off our imagination and creativity. 

 

Our annual Cake and Art Show is also happening on this day. Children, if they choose to, can create a cake or art piece related to a book or character that they love. This is done at home by the children and brought to the Hall on Monday morning to be displayed for the school community and collected again Monday afternoon to be taken home and enjoyed. Please display your name and the name of the book or character you have created. This is always such a fun celebration of how the children can be so creative and independent.

Please reach out if you are unsure of anything that happens for Book Week, it's meant to be a fun way to celebrate our love of reading and that's how we see it here....no stress about costumes whatever goes as long as the children are having fun and getting involved. 

Julie

(jconstable@stbernardscoburg.catholic.edu.au)