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STUDENT NEWS

Year 7/8 Markets

This term, our 7/8 students have been working on establishing small business enterprises to learn about economics, budgeting, marketing and profit and loss.

On Thursdays 5th, 12th & 19th September, students will run their businesses at lunchtime markets in the undercover area.

Some of the goods on sale include sausages, milkshakes, crepes, ice creams, drinks & lollies. 

All profits from the market will go towards the K Mart Wishing Tree so please support it if you can by sending in some cash for students to spend.

Please note that sausages need to be ordered before the event and order forms will go home during the week– other items will be available on the day until sold out. Items all vary from $1 - $3 in price. Thanks for your support!

STUDENT OF THE WEEK AWARDS

Term 3

Week 7

Grade P/1

Luca Hearne - Kindness - for being so kind and helpful to your peers and teachers. Thanks Luca!

Aaliyah Burgess - Growth Mindset - for working hard on your writing this week and finishing on time. Well done, keep it up!

 

Grade 1/2

William Edge - Respect - for following instructions and using manners when listening to others.

 

Grade 4/5

Stevie  - Respect - for being an active and enthusiastic learner 

Charli Jones - Respect - for always working hard in class and staying focused 

 

Grade 6

Zac Dolling - Respect - for enthusiastically helping a staff member to solve a problem

Lacey Killen - Growth Mindset - for working hard at P-6 Production to learn your lines and deliver them with expression

 

Week 6

F/1

Hudson Riquier - Growth Mindset - for a growth mindset and showing independence.

Samuel Almond - Growth Mindset – for estimating in mathematics. Fantastic Growth Mindset!

 

Grade1/2

Elyse Barber - Kindness - for always looking out for others and being a helpful classmate. Thankyou

Theo Bricknall - Growth Mindset – for completing all tasks and making great learning choices. Well Done

 

Grade 3-4 

Kindness - Lewi Baker - for showing leadership and kindness when teaching 4-square during alternative learning. 

Growth Mindset - Jaylah Reeves - for trying hard and not giving up.

 

Grade 4/5

Damon Mason - Respect -  for showing respect to your peers. 

Kayden Bricknall - Growth Mindset -  for being cooperative and thoughtful in class discussions. 

DIDJERIBONE

 

In week 6 of the term we were fortunate to have a visiting artist attend school to teach us about the didgeridoo. Tjupurra, a First Nations man, demonstrated how the didgeridoo works. Then he introduced us to an instrument that he has created, called the didjeribone, a plastic version of the didgeridoo, that is easier to use to produce sounds. He is a talented performer who has worked with many famous artists over his career, including Midnight Oil. He demonstrated both traditional Aboriginal works, and more contemporary music. He was not only talented, but funny, and the students from years F – 12 thoroughly enjoyed his presentation.