What's Happening

 Pre Primary - Room 5

The Pre Primary classes were very lucky to have an amazing donation of a huge amount of dressing up costumes and props. The items were donated by Yvonne and William Varey, Mum and brother to Carolyn Varey. For those people who are old enough to remember Carolyn, she was a Pre Primary teacher here at White Gum Valley 10 years ago and sadly passed away. Carolyn had a love of musical theatre and performance arts and was an amazing seamstress. She had made many of these costumes herself. What a lot of fun we had choosing a costume to wear and getting all dressed up. Future generations of children will enjoy this very kind gift.

 

Karen Colkin – Room 5

Italian News

Are you a hidden treasure?          

Calling all parents, relatives, friends of the White Gum Valley PS community!

  • Do you have a talent, skill, interest or experience you’d be willing to share with our Italian classes?                                                                                                   
  • Are you a whiz at making your own pasta, passata, sausages, Italian biscuits or gelato? 
  • Do you play soccer, bocce or Italian card games?
  • Can you sing/dance/ play an instrument Italian-style? (Opera, tarantella, piano accordion…)
  • Have you ever lived in or visited Italy?
  • Do you own a Vespa or a classic Italian car?

Then, please, don’t be shy!                                                                                                                        If you do or have ANYTHING to enrich our students’ learning experience and help make the Italian lifestyle and culture come alive, please contact me with a short description of what you can offer and times which best suit you. (FYI -Italian classes take place on Thursdays and Fridays at our school)

Grazie! The students and I look forward to welcoming you to our classes!

Lina Hawke (Languages Specialist, SeniorTeacher)

Lina.Hawke@education.wa.edu.au

 

Chaplains Chat - Term 2

 

This term we challenge you to crunch the rainbow for Crunch&Sip® by making a rainbow in your classroom. Eating different coloured fruits and vegetables provides lots of different vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals. Which is why crunching on a rainbow will help kids get the right balance of nutrients they need for a healthy body.