Years F-6 

Assembly Monday

After a week off we will be holding our F6 Assembly Monday at 9am in the building. Please come along if you can find the time. 

F-2 Late Stay and Sleepover

Harry S – Yesterday at Charlton College we had a Late Stay/ Sleepover. We played some games. We made some sunglasses. We ate fruit.

Chloe – Yesterday Charlton College had a Late Stay/ Sleepover. First the F/1/2 played on the playground until it was time to have afternoon tea. We had popcorn, pretzels and smarties in a cup and a fruit platter. Then we went inside to do crafts and we made sunglasses . Then we went to play some relay games and then we had zooper doopers. It was then time for the Foundation students to leave. When they left, we went to play limbo, hula hoop and bobs and statues. Next, we went and had a sandcastle competition and we all won. Next, we made pizzas and had ice cream for dessert. 

Olive – Yesterday the 29-10-2026 was the F/1/2 Late Stay/Sleepover. First, we had a play until it was afternoon tea. Then we played some games until 5 o’clock. After that the Preps left. Then the Grade 1/2 had a game of limbo, learnt a dance and had a hula hoop competition. After that we had a sandcastle competition. My group won the most creative. We then made pizza for tea. We had two pizzas and we had ice-cream. My Jack got a cone. Then it was 7 o’clock and the Grade Ones had to leave. Then the Grade Two got ready for bed. They stayed up until nine o’clock to watch a movie. It was Lilo and Stitch. The theme was Hawaiian 

F/1/2 Writing

In Writing, our F/1/2 students have been exploring poetry through the poem The Day the Zoo Escaped. They enjoyed discovering the fun and imaginative language used in the poem before creating their own poems inspired by the text. We are excited to share a few of their wonderful creations below!

By Austin – The Day the Farm Escaped 

                   The chickens scurried happily,

                   the cows sprinted loudly,

                   the rabbits hopped quietly,

                   the dog ran quickly,

                  the pig rolled slowly,

                   the sheep crawled silently,

                   but the bull stubbornly stayed in his paddock.

By Charlie – The Day the Paddock Escaped

                      The sheep ran out quickly,

                      the cow skipped out happily,

                      the bull stomped out proudly,

                      the goat sprinted out quietly,

                      the snake slid out slowly,

                      the hare jumped out lightly,

                      the pig grumpily escaped,

                      but the chicken happily stayed in the paddock.

By Matilda – The Day the Farm Escaped

                      The dog wagged its tail happily,

                      the guinea fowl flew away happily,

                      the snake slid silently.

                      the cow ran quickly,

                      the sheep jogged away proudly,

                      the pig marches happily,

                      but the kangaroo stubbornly stayed right where it was. 

3/4 Camp

Thanks to all parents for submitting permissions. Both students and staff are looking forward to Thursday and Friday of next week. Let’s hope the weather is kind! 😊

Star Students

Reading Awards:

50 nights: Ryan

100 nights: Campbell

150 nights: Charlie La

Numeracy Achievement:

Students gaining 100% on their Fractions topic post-test were Molly, Audrey, Ned and Tyson. 

In a rare happening, Tyson also scored 100% on his Decimals pre-test. Amazing effort!

Level 2: Hazel

Book Recommendation:

Ryan recommended the book, Ronaldo Rules by Simon Mugford. This is an information book all about Ronaldo who likes soccer and wants to become a soccer star. Ronaldo played for Sporting FC, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus. The fun facts Ryan discovered were, as a kid Ronaldo played soccer for hours a day with friends. Ronaldo won 5 UCL and 5 Ballon d’Or. Ryan recommends this book to students in years 1 to 5 and rates it 5 stars.