School Wide Positive Behaviour Support 

Welcome to the page in the Newsletter where we celebrate student success. 

What are we looking for?

We are looking for students who are demonstrating our school values. These behaviours are all listed in our Naranga School Expectations Matrix. 

^Click the matrix above for a closer look.

*Connor (JMAL): being respectful

*Dipika (JMAS): being a learner

*Elijah (JEGA): being a learner

*Tristan (JEGA): being responsible

*Roger (JEGA): being respectful

*Blake (SMCN): for working well during English and Maths

*Bella (PRIL): for helpoing out peers in the Trade Kitchen with the washing and food preparation for the wraps

*Nhial (SMCN): for completing all his maths money work

*Ryan (PMCC): for showing great problem solving skills

*Ruby (SWAL): for working really well in Reading Mastery

*Torrah (SWAL): for working well in Reading Mastery

*Zac (SWAL): for working well in Reading Mastery

*Brandon (SPAL): for working well in Reading Mastery

*Monique (SMCN): for showing great resilience when facing adversity

*Ryder (SSMC): for challenging himself in the tunnels at rock climbing

*Nhial (SMCN): for his great effort in rock climbing and doing his best and pushing himself

*Nevaeh, Blair (PMCC), Emily, Michael (PPIA): for excellent participation in Pathways electives

This week Music  (Ann) gave a shout out to Junior Martin Students For actively joining in with singing, dancing, playing percussion instruments and moving to music. They have been learning about taking turns to play instruments and how to play different ways including fast and slow, loud and soft.

Congratulations to Junior Martin on an excellent term 1 in music class.

This week’s friendship cup goes to Simon, Dipika, Dorian and Elijah F for how nicely you played "Deal or No Deal". You all shared the roles and the setting and packing up and were encouraging of each other. 

October

Alice (PRIL)

Alice showed dedication in organising a thoughtful gift and media campaign to celebrate International Women's Day. Her impact on the community was clearly reflected in the smiles of all the recipients.