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Upcoming events:  - 

Sunday 4th AugustFirst Eucharist MassFriday 13th September

Sacrament Year 5/6 

Confirmation Mass

Friday 9th AugustYear 3-4 Girls Siena Aspire ProgramWednesday 18th September

Madagascar Production at Genazzano

 

End of Term Mass at 9.15am

Monday 19th AugustBook Week (Till the 23rd August 2024).Thursday 19th SeptemberMadagascar Production at Genazzano
Friday 30th AugustFather’s Day StallFriday 20th September

Sacrament Year 5/6 

Confirmation Mass

Tuesday 10th SeptemberDistrict Athletics   

 

Religious Education

The students are developing their understanding of the importance and their responsibility towards the common good for all. They are learning that it  is reached when we work together to improve the wellbeing of people in our society and the wider world.  They are building their knowledge through identifying how we do not all have the same level and type of access to learning.

 

As part of our Sacramental program the year 4 students participated in a reflection day facilitated by Gen Bryant. It was an engaging and fun day for all in attendance as the students participated in different tasks strengthening their learning around First Communion.

Many students receive the Sacrament of Eucharist at a beautifully reverent service on Sunday, with the remainder of our students receiving the Sacrament this Sunday 11th 

August.

 

  Inquiry: 

 

In Inquiry students have been looking at an array of peripheral devices and working out what they were / are used for. We have had some very interesting discussions about the uses of devices such as main frames, floppy disks etc. The Students are mindful of the rapid changes and advances in technology. In the coming weeks, students will be identifying a problem that needs a solution, examples include, too much washing to fold, blunt pencils, can’t find my books in my tub. They will then embark on designing  a peripheral device that solves one of these  everyday problems. 

We are also learning about how technology can support people with disabilities in participating in events such as the Olympics

 

Literacy:

 

Our focus over the next couple of weeks is  on exploring the fundamental elements and language features of narrative structure. Our students will dive into the art of storytelling, learning how to craft compelling narratives using rich vocabulary and effective language techniques. This exploration will help them understand how to build engaging stories, from captivating beginnings to satisfying conclusions.

 

Mathematics:

 

Students are diving into the world of multiplication and division! Over the coming weeks, our focus is on building a strong foundation in these essential mathematical skills. Through engaging activities, interactive lessons, and hands-on practice, your child will explore the concepts of multiplying and dividing numbers, understand the relationship between the two operations, and develop problem-solving strategies. We're excited to see their confidence grow as they tackle these important topics.

 

Reminders

  • Student’s need to bring their charged device everyday.
  • Canteen on Monday & Friday, student’s are responsible for their own money. 
  • Assembly is now held fortnightly on a Friday Morning in the Atrium. 

 

PE Uniform Required

 

3/4 KM

3/4 TM

3/4 M

PE - Monday

Class Sport - Friday

PE - Monday

Class Sport - Tuesday

PE - Tuesday

Class Sport - Friday

 

Parent - Teacher Communication

 

3/4 KM

3/4 TM

3/4 M

Cecily Kerr: ckerr@olgcdeepdene.catholic.edu.au 

Leah Blake: lblake@olgcdeepdene.catholic.edu.au

 

Monday-Wednesday, Friday

Olivia Tallarico: otallarico@olgcdeepdene.catholic.edu.au 

Thursday

Diandra Merola: dmerola@olgcdeepdene.catholic.edu.au 

Lucy McNamara: lcmnarama@olgcdeepdene.catholic.edu.au