Student Leaders News & Awards
Antonella Tsakmakis
Wellbeing Leader
Student Class Awards (From Next Week)
| Grade | Student’s Name | Awarded for... |
| Prep CM | Max | Always being kind to others in our class. |
| 1/2 RT | Vinh L | For being always being kind and thoughtful to others around him. |
| 1/2 UR | Sammy G | For his enthusiasm for reading independently. Well done! |
| 1/2 MB | Abby
| For being a great leader in 1/2. You're a star!
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| 3/4 MG | Aidan J | For his focus in class and completing all tasks thoroughly and thoughtfully. |
| 3/4 TR | Anthony T | For showing dedication towards his school work. |
| 5/6 FA | Nelson N | For showing improved focus in class. Well done Nelson |
| 5/6 BOC | Amy T | Thank you Amy for stepping up and sharing your wonderful persuasive piece with the class. We admire your bravery and hard work.
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Mrs Marinelli Writer of the Week
| Olivia V 1/2RT | For using lots of new words and trying to spell some very tricky words when writing her very interesting weekend recount. Congratulations Olivia! |
Visual Arts - Ms Low-
| Alicia 1/2 UR | For always actively engages in working carefully and conscientiously.
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Performing Arts - Ms Stanton
| Lucy O (5/6FA) | For giving detailed explanations of her acting choices and for being bright and joyful throughout the activity “Cheerleader”. |
Sport - Mrs Mcleary
| Georgia S 3/4 MG | For having a good understanding of the strategies used in Net Games |
Mandarin - Mr Su
| Prep CM - Tam L | For showing great confidence in practicing speaking Mandarin in a group. |
Science- Mrs Foley
| William M | For being very engaged during science time and sharing his thoughts about animals and their homes with the class. |
Ignation Award - Community: Congratulations to our first recipient of the Ignation Award for showing great COMMUNITY Spirit.
Congratulations: Louiza R Year 4
For being a thoughtful and helpful person to her teachers and a caring member of the class.
On Monday morning at assembly the Class Leaders were presented with their badges.
Each class leader nominated themselves for the role and took on the responsibility to be actively part of the Student Representative Council /SRC at Trinity.
It was wonderful to hear that many students in all classes nominated themselves for the Class Leader position. Many thoughtful speeches were presented and each class had their election to vote for the student that would best take on the role and represent their class. Congratulations to the following students who were elected by their class peers to be Class Leader for Semester One.
Prep CM - Amout
1/2UR - Max
1/2MB - Liv
1/2RT - Olivia
3/4TR - Tie
3/4MG - Angus
5/6FA - Christian
5/6BOC - Austin
In taking on the role and responsibility of being a Class Leader, students will lead a weekly class meeting. Junior students will be supported by senior students to lead their class meeting weekly and will attend the School Leaders / SRC Meeting every Monday at lunchtime in the Library.
We will include the minutes of the School’s SRC Meetings in the newsletter weekly.
As the new year starts it is an opportunity to take on new activities and challenges. Building independence is part of growing up and going to school and helps children become more self aware and responsible.
Each class builds on this by having class responsibilities by rotating “class jobs” such as taking and collecting the office tub, collecting lunch orders, laptop monitors, recycling and library helpers. All students contribute to the classroom environment by packing up and cleaning up their learning space. Students have pride in their classroom and all learning and playing environments and all teachers will expect this from every student in every class.
It is also very important that students have responsibilities at home, and being organised for the day and bringing to school what they need will start at home.
Class teachers have distributed a class timetable and also for Library, Specialist classes and Sport day where students are to wear their sports uniform and runners.
It is also important for families to encourage independence from now on as we end week three! Families, support your Prep student to pack their school bag, lunch box and water bottle, hat ,satchel- however from Year 1/2 it is encouraged (and very much expected by class teachers) that students do this for themselves… including carrying their own school bag to the class line in the morning and home at the end of the day!!
Congratulations and well done to the Semester One Class Leaders:
I am excited to have such an enthusiastic group of students to be part of the SRC and look forward to the year ahead.
Please come and have a chat, email or call if you have any questions or concerns regarding any aspect of your child/children’s wellbeing.
Antonella Tsakmakis
Wellbeing Leader