Ulverstone Campus News
Outdoor Adventure
Last week, we embarked on an adrenaline-fueled journey with our Year 9 and 10 Outdoor Education classes as our students delved into the heart-pounding world of water skiing at Lake Barrington, Tasmania. Joining forces with the Horsehead Water Ski Club, students dove headfirst into a day packed with challenges and triumphs. Against the backdrop of scenic beauty, they navigated physical and psychological hurdles, mastering the art of water skiing one exhilarating moment at a time.
It has been truly awe-inspiring to be immersed in the beauty of creation. Surrounded by the majestic scenery and connecting with the wonder of God’s creation. Each moment spent navigating the waters and overcoming obstacles was an opportunity to give glory to the divine artist who crafted such breathtaking landscapes for us to enjoy. In the embrace of nature’s splendor, our students discovered not only the thrill of water skiing but also the profound joy of interacting closely with the beauty bestowed upon us, reinforcing the reverence for the natural world and the Creator behind it all.
Through teamwork, perseverance, and a spirit of adventure, our students discover the boundless opportunities for growth and self-discovery that Outdoor Education at Leighland Christian School can offer.
Tasmania Reads
A good book is like a good movie...but with more subtitles!
Tasmania Reads (launched in 2023) promotes reading to all and inspires our communities to discover or rediscover the joy of reading. This year's theme is "Try Something New". Author Simona Piscioneri spent time with our students reading her book "All About Bible Animals". Just look at the wonder on each child's face as her written words came to life.
Year 5/6 Art
The learning objective is to explore shape, space and contrast while studying the works of Carmen Herrera. Students used coloured pencils to draw various shapes, covering a sheet of paper with a pattern. They then used a black marker to craft contrasting shapes on top of their initial layer, creating a mix of positive and negative spaces within their work... and you thought primary art classes were just about finger painting!
NSATIS Sports
Leighland Sports have had a great start to our NSATIS sports for 2024. We are proud to recognise the incredible effort and sportsmanship displayed particularly by our Tennis team this season. Despite facing tough competition from schools like St Brendan-Shaw, Marist, and Launceston Grammar, our students showed great resilience and determination in every match. Their commitment to improvement and their positive attitude on and off the court truly exemplify the spirit of our school's athletic program. Congratulations to Jasper Beer, Micah Pienaar, Finlay Atkins and Ezekiel Moore for their hard work and dedication so far this season.
Leighland Learner Certificates
1/2L
Royce B - Resilient
Alexis E - Resilient
Rayel K - Motivated
Vace M - Motivated
Cooper P - Motivated
Feranmi A - Resilient
Georgiana B - Resilient
Brooke - Reflective
Reuben D - Motivated
Joel M - Motivated
Adelyn M - Reflective
Joseph N - Reflective
Lilly S - Reflective
Royce B - Resilient
Alexis E - Resilient
Rayel K - Motivated
Vace M - Motivated
Cooper P - Motivated
Feranmi A - Resilient
Georgiana B - Resilient
Brooke - Reflective
Reuben D - Motivated
Joel M - Motivated
Adelyn M - Reflective
Joseph N - Reflective
Lilly S - Reflective
Rory M - Motivated
Lucas H - Motivated
3/4C
Alexia C - Motivated
Hudson R - Motivated
Alexia C - Motivated
Hudson R - Motivated
Zachary Q - Motivated
3/4L
Regan - Relational
Emmerson M - Relational
Torah J - Motivated
James S - Reflective
Regan - Relational
Emmerson M - Relational
Torah J - Motivated
James S - Reflective
Caroline M - Relational
5/6C
Ella F - Resilient
Charlotte E - Motivated
Chelsea N - Reflective
Ella F - Resilient
Charlotte E - Motivated
Chelsea N - Reflective
Zane W - Resilient
School Photos 3-4 April
Crawn Bus Company changes
As of MONDAY 26 FEBRUARY, there will be a slight change with the Crawns Bus Company buses in the afternoon.
The bus that comes directly from the Ulverstone campus will stop at Burnie Campus, then continue up Old Surrey Road. This will be known as Bus 21 and the driver is Jim. The students that travel from Ulverstone campus to Somerset/Wynyard will also need to catch this service and transfer at the Burnie Campus.
Bus 9 will stop at the Burnie campus and then continue onto McDonalds, then up Mount Street. Driver is Jamie.
QKR App - Canteen Orders
A reminder to families to please update the year level in your Qkr app for your child/ren. This will assist our Canteen staff to have your child/ren’s orders delivered to the correct class.
Link to the app store here: Qkr!™ on the App Store (apple.com)
For Android, please scan QR code below:
