Student Leaders
News & Awards
Antonella Tsakmakis - Wellbeing Leader
THE IGNATION Award
Each week an award is given to a student who demonstrates one or all of our school values: Community Excellence Respect.
No award this week.
Class Awards from Term 2 Week 11
Class awards are presented to students who have demonstrated great effort and achievement in their learning. We acknowledge collaboration and initiative as well
as resilience and kindness shown in their classroom this week.
| Grade | Student’s Name | Awarded for... |
Prep Ak
| Amen | Making kind choices in our classroom. |
Prev SV
| Primo | For his enthusiasm for learning at his new school. |
1/2 MB
| Eoghan | For working hard on his writing! We are very proud of you Eoghan! |
1/ 2 AS
| Xavier | For always doing his best work. You are a great role model to other students Xavier. Well done!
|
1/2 DG
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Daniel | For being a kind and welcoming friend to a new student at Trinity. |
3/4 SK
| Andy | For his dedication to showing kindness and care in the classroom. Well done Andy! |
3/4 TR
| Mary
Maxwell | For focussed learning during Science.
Reading and completing 14 Lexile books and quizzes in Term 2 for Take Home Reading
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3/4 VA
| Saul | For his consistent commitment to learning and being a role model to others Well done Saul! |
5/6 FA
| Natalie | For working hard to improve her learning in class during Term 2. |
5/6 BOC
| Oscar C | Thank you Oscar for helping a prep friend on the yard. We appreciate your kindness and care for others. |
Performing Arts- Ms Stanton
| Tam | For her fantastic and unique interpretation of a villain during acting exercises. |
Sport- Mrs Mcleary
| Patrick 1/2AS | For working hard on his throwing and catching and staying focused in PE |
Science and Art- Ms Colleen | Charlotte 3/4TR Art
Mary 3/4TR Science | Her cartoon drawing of Ms Stanton
Excellent diagram of a bee |
Student Leaders and SRC Meeting
The SRC will meet next Monday in the library at lunch time.
We will welcome our new Semester 2 Class Leaders.
SRC Badges will be presented at Monday morning assembly.
eSMART Program
The eSmart Program is an initiative of the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, designed to empower students to be safe and responsible online. It encompasses a range of learning tools and resources to help students build essential digital and media literacy skills, so they can thrive online.
eSmart is aligned to the curriculum and free for all Australian schools.
We are an eSmart school, meaning we promote the message to be ‘Smart, Safe and Responsible’ in everything we do online. Children and families continue to increase their use of technology and opportunities to interact online and with these increasing opportunities comes an increased level of responsibility.
It is a part of our role to educate children to be the best online citizens they can be.
Through our work as an eSmart school, we recognise the important role that schools play in ensuring that children understand the acceptable way to use connected technologies and to interact with others. By educating all children on what it means to be ‘smart, safe and responsible’ we work to protect the wellbeing of all both at school and at home. The eSmart message is one that is shared by all staff in the school.
Each term students work through an eSafety lesson based on these 4 areas, Cyber Safety, Digital Awareness, Digital Responsibility and Digital Citizenship. These lessons are developed with each year level to specifically look at what they need as learners and users of technology. Our Year 6 students complete an online Digital Licencing program that provides modules around the areas of online safety. Students work through these sessions with their classroom teachers discussing issues, topics and concerns that can come when we work online.
If you have concerns about online activities involving your child please discuss with your classroom teacher.Please note: All children bringing mobile devices to school are to drop them off at the office before school.
For more information about eSmart see https://www.esmart.org.au/
Antonella Tsakmakis
Wellbeing Leader