Student Leaders News & Awards
Antonella Tsakmakis - Wellbeing Leader
IGNATION Award
Each week an award will be given to a student who demonstrates
one or all of our school values:
Community Excellence Respect
This week we congratulate Anh in year 5/6BOC for stepping up to help others
and being a great role model.Welldone Anh!!
Class Awards from Week 6
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 in their classroom this week.
| Grade | Student’s Name | Awarded for... |
Prep AK
| Edward | Using his listening ears to stretch out sounds when writing!
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Prep SV
| Timothy | Your wonderful efforts in reading this week. |
1/2 AS
| Alexia | For trying hard to stay focused during learning time.
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1/ 2 DG
| Tam | For your amazing attitude towards your learning and consistently demonstrating our school values! |
1/ 2 MB
| Tuan Anh | For always being an enthusiastic class member and sharing your amazing knowledge of the world.
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3/4 TR
| Dirk
Basia (Hannah Sawa’s mum) | For being responsible and co-operative at the 3/.4 Werribee Zoo excursion
For being a great parent helper at 3/4 Excursion
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3/ 4 MG
| Tim | For working hard and making good choices. Well done Tim. |
3/ 4 VA
| Juju | For making good attempts with his school work. Keep up the effort Juju!
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5/6 FA
| Austin | For challenging himself at Learning Club and completing some very difficult numeracy problems!
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5/6 BOC
| Johnny | Thank you Johnny for showing such dedication and persistence to improving your writing. We are so proud of you! |
Performing Arts- Ms Stanton | Otis (Prep SV)
| For putting great effort in changing his voice and movement to show different characters from “Wombat Stew”. |
Sport- Mrs Mcleary | Christina 1/2 MB | For her concentration and accuracy when kicking in AFL |
ScienceMs Colleen | Indigo 1/2MB | HER RESPONSIBLE CARING FOR OUR SPINY LEAF INSECTS |
Visual Arts Ms Colleen | Ahn 5/6 BOC | Excellent art planning |
Student Leaders and SRC Meeting
Term Two Week 7
Present: Lendrick, Chelsea, Amelia,William,
Cesafino, Hannah, Angela, Ari Clem, Mikayla,
Vihaan, Anthony Vo
Date: Monday 27 May 2024
Teacher Present: Mrs Antonella
SRC House Team survey results:
The results from the class meeting survey shows the students absolutely wanting to keep the 4 Houses and the existing colours.
Suggestions for the House team colours to be included in the uniform:
House sports shirt
Colour on the front / On the pocket / a stripe on the sleeve
On the back have the team house word ’ LOYOLA”
On the pocket - word/ colour
Where the school logo is - maybe a coloured logo for the house you are in
Coloured sleeves
Collar to be the house team colour
Diagonal stripe on the sleeve in team colour
Coloured hats for teams
Iron on patch
Students also suggested:
- At the end of the term the house with the most house points gets a special lunch - pizza, BBQ
- Winning house gets 20 minutes of extra play or a fun sports activity
- Excursion
- Movie afternoon at school
- Icy pole
How can we raise the profile of the school House Teams:
Have house team sports tops
House lunches/ events each term - fun games,
Sports day/ Twilight Sports
Athletics day
Swimming Carnival
Fun Run
Sports Banners in the house colours displayed
House Leaders / Teams to make banners and display them
**The survey results will be shared with all staff
Congratulations to Hussein andLilly in Year 6 that have both nominated to be Montserrat House Leaders.
Jax and Vincent welcome you to the team and look forward to working together!
On a scale of 1-10, how has our school been learning this week?
Prep AK 9 we are learning about the Aboriginal people and what they made like sticks for hunting
Prep SV 10 Working well in writing and Mandarin and showing teamwork
1/2 MB 7 weekend recounts and Science
1/2 DG 7 reading and group work
1/2 AS 8 performing arts- making actions and story
3/4 TR 8 not rushing through our work, completing subtraction for math
3/4 MG 8 we are all trying to work well and quietly. We are learning about data
3/4 VA 8 new strategies for times tables, subtraction, reading groups and
5/6 BOC 8 PE , simultaneous story time,
5/6 FA - 8 Storyboard and math groups
On a scale of 1-10, how has our school been working together this week?
Prep AK 7 focus and tell teacher if someone is bothering you
Prep SV - 7 Remember putting hands up and not calling out,
1/2 MB 8 co operation and helping each other
1/2 DG 8 working together and not being distracted by others
1/2 AS 8 asking for help if you don’t understand from the teacher
3/4 TR 7 reminders about throwing sand at others and fighting over play equipment in the yard
3/4 MG 8 being quiet for PAT testing to finish assessments
3/4 VA 8 some students are working fine with their partner and some are not really working
5/6 BOC 9 getting along and reminding each others
5/6 FA 8 because we were working well in PE and finishing our testing
Learning and events at Trinity this week:
- National Reconciliation Week is celebrated across Australia each year between 27 May and 3 June. The dates commemorate two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey—the anniversaries of the successful 1967 referendum and the High Court Mabo decision.
- Holy Trinity Mass on Wednesday at 10.30
- Divisional cross country on Wednesday - Good luck to Cam, Anthony,Georgia and Tie. Thank you for representing Trinity!
What can we improve on this week: | Class | Actions |
Sand on the stairs, dropping food and drink
Dirty tissues | Everyone | Clean it up- food and drink Shake out sand from shoes before going in This makes it unsafe on the stairs for everyone
Please put it in the bin and remember to use hand sanitizer!!! |
Remember no lunch boxes outside
Quiet games and drawing in the 3/4 area | Everyone | Eat in class, bring out only what you will eat. If you do bring the lunch box outside, it is your responsibility to collect it!!
Remember to pack up your things when break time is over |
Suggestions from the SRC
Can the library be open during snack time when it is cold outside?
Safety issues from the SRC
- Keeping the bike and scooter area clean -
- Some students are not wearing helmets when they ride their bikes/ scooters
- Wet leaves can be slippery - keeping yard clean especially in the junior area
If at any time you would like to chat about anything wellbeing related at Trinity, or you have any questions or concerns about your child's wellbeing, please do not hesitate to see your child's teacher or myself.
Antonella Tsakmakis
Wellbeing Leader