A very happy happy birthday to:

Oscar L

Harrison F

Hip Hip Hooray

Congratulations and well done to the following students.

Foundation

Aiden

For working hard on learning his numbers and independently sorting them into order.

Logan

For having a good go even when things get tricky.

1/2C

Yvonne

For her excellent work during remote learning and her dedication to her reading.

Harry

For consistently doing his best work during remote learning.

1/2LW

Paige

For her persistence and engagement in her home learning. Home Learning Superstar.

Chase

For showing dedication to his Home Learning. You are rocking Home Learning.

3/4SC

Emily

For always positively completing her home learning and completing tasks to a high standard. Keep up the great work, Emily!

Ethan H

For persisting with tasks and not giving up, even when his technology was not working. Excellent job!

3/4CL

Ocean

For showing compassion, enthusiasm and kind encouragement when commenting on the work of your peers.

3/4CL

Aaron A

For showing great skills and knowledge when working mathematically.

5/6 O

Olivia W

For her well thought out writing piece where she put herself in the shoes of Lieutenant Shepard from The Silver Donkey. Awesome work!

Christian D

For the detailed letter he wrote from the perspective of Lieutenant Shepard from The Silver Donkey. Well done Christian!

5 / 6 HA

Lily M

For always putting in extra effort and detail in her writing, particularly in her myth “Zelder the Bow Master” and her dreaming story about How Kangaroo Got its Tail.

Congratulations to Stefan (Yr 3), Veronica (Foundation)on the birth of their little

baby brother.

Congratulations to Maryhanna (Yr 5/6HA) and George-Christopher (1/2C) on the birth of their baby sister.

Such an exciting time for you . We look forward to meeting them.

Walk Around Australia Challenge

Dear St Anne’s Families,

You might have heard, watched or been informed that all students are participating in a Walk around Australia Challenge until the end of term. This is part of their PE lessons as well as the requirement that students need to be active at least 30 minutes a day.

How the challenge works:

For every minute of physical activity that they do each day equals to 1 km (1 minute = 1km). Each Wednesday I will put a post on Seesaw for the students to send in their weekly total in minutes. These are separate from their PE lesson. These amounts will be added together and calculated for each class and an update will be provided weekly via Seesaw. The total they are looking to reach is around 35,000km, but our winning class will be the one that walks the furthest.

Any physical activity counts towards their minutes. Going for a walk/run, completing home workout videos, Just Dance, riding their bike/scooter or jumping on the trampoline - anything that gets the body moving.

On September 2nd it will be National Health and Physical Education Day. On this day there will be activities for both students and families to participate in. For every person in your family that participates on this day their minutes will be added to their child's class total. For those who have multiple children at the school extra family members times will be added to each class.

We hope that this challenge will encourage the students to get up and move each day. The grand prize is a PE lesson where students will have free choice over what equipment and activities they participate in.

I am excited to see how far each class “walks” around Australia.

Regards,

Mrs Lacey

Digital Technologies-Keeping an eye on screentime

Uniform

Shop Hours

Tuesday 8.30 - 9.00am

Wednesday 3.00- 4.00pm

Thursday 8.30 - 9.00am

If you are unable to make it to these times you can email me your order at dtrower@saseaford.catholic.edu.au or send in an order with your child. I am more than happy to fit your child if you are unsure of their size. If you enclose payment I can deliver the order to your child via the red tub.

Kilbreda

Dates for your diary

TERM 3

Term 4