Student Well-being

Spotlight: Prep Community

Topic: Returning to school

We are so excited to be back at school with all of our Prep friends and teachers. We have done such a great job of settling back into the routine and expectations of school. 

We have loved having a chat with our mates, working, learning and playing together. It’s been great working in groups and getting to know one another again.

We have also been learning about our likes and dislikes. We discovered that girls and boys can like the same things and that’s ok! 

Yay for school!!!

Born to Shine Wellbeing Program

Letters have been sent out to families of our children who we carefully selected for our weekly wellbeing groups.

I can't wait to begin these sessions with the chosen students!

Topic: Healthy and  Fun Lunchbox Ideas! 

Packing school lunches can become rather tedious and it can be really challenging to remain creative! Kids love variety and don’t like to be bored. Here is one week worth of ideas for  healthy lunchboxes to help keep your children focused in class and excited to eat their snack and lunch! 

DAY 1 – MONDAY

• Cherry tomatoes
• Cucumber slices
• Peach
• Saladas
• Snap peas
• Cheese cubes
• Cheesy Bacon and Vegetable Muffins

DAY 2 – TUESDAY

• Cherry tomatoes
• Baby cucumber slices
• Popcorn
• Crackers and cheese
• Love heart Vegemite sandwich

DAY 3 – WEDNESDAY

• Kiwi fruit and raspberries
• Cheese cubes
• Mini Chocolate Chip Zucchini Muffins
• Mac and Cheese with Ham

DAY 4 – THURSDAY

• Mandarin pieces
• Crackers
• Chicken and salad wrap
• Bliss balls – Almond and Pumpkin Seed Bliss Ball recipe, replace the almonds with a cup of rolled oats if allergic to nuts!

DAY 5 – FRIDAY

• Grapes
• Plum
• Cheese cubes
• Salad – lettuce, cherry tomato and cucumber
• Homemade Beef and Vegetable Sausage Rolls + tomato sauce

DAY 6- SATURDAY (In case you're dropping the kids off to Grandma)

• Blueberries and raspberries with white chocolate chips
• Wholegrain mini rice cakes with mashed avocado
• Carrot sticks
• Ham, cheese and lettuce sandwich

Haylea Anderson

Student Wellbeing Leader