Student News

2021 SMPPS EXECUTIVE LEADERS

ART LEADERS

Antoinette  (Year 4)

Daniela  (Year 4)

COMMUNICATION LEADERS

Henry  (Year 5)

Matisse (Year 2)

COMMUNITY LEADERS

Lydia  (Year 5)

Logan  (Year 5)

SPORTS  LEADERS

Mia  (Year 6)

Max  (Year 5)

Harry  (Year 3)

Ollie  (Year 2)

STEM LEADERS

Ragnar  (Year 2)

Raphael (Year 6)

SUSTAINABILITY LEADERS

Minh  (Year 5)

Sloane  (Year 3)

WELLBEING LEADERS 

Coco (Year 5)

Venice  (Year 2)

MULTI-AGE NEWS

AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF SPORT (AIS) VISIT FRIDAY 26 FEBRUARY

On Friday, we had an amazing visit from representatives of the AIS: Kaylia Stanton, Mitch Gourley and Jaime Roberts. Kaylia plays for the Melbourne Vixens and has represented Australia at the Commonwealth Games, Jaime competes in sprint kayaking and has been to multiple Olympics and Mitch is an alpine skier who has competed in the Paralympics. 

During their visit, we learnt that most athletes have a dual career. A dual career means that they have two jobs – one as an athlete and another as something else that they are passionate in. 

Kaylia’s dual career is a nutritionist whilst Jaime is a mining engineer. It interesting that some athletes do not compete full time and so need to have a second job as a source of income. This means they still earn money while they are not competing or training in their sport. 

The difference between a Paralympian and an Olympian is that a Paralympian has a physical or mental disability. Both types of athletes represent their nation in their sport. 

Logan and Lydia, Team Multi-Age 

WELLBEING NEWS

REPRESENT YOU DAY - THURSDAY 01 APRIL

On this day you can dress in whatever you feel represents you! Look out for more details in the next newsletter.

Coco and Venice,Wellbeing Leaders

WALK, RIDE, SCOOT, SKATE!

Benjamin and Jack enjoying the morning ride to school on the Healthy Tracks!

Daphne zooming along on the Healthy Tracks!

Remember send in photos for the newsletter, especially if you walk, ride, scoot or skate on the Ride2School Day on the 18 March!