Term 3, Week 6

 Hello everyone and welcome to week 6!

Can’t believe the Dockers won again! I hope everyone has had a relaxed weekend.


Star Citizen: Congratulations to Chloe “Robbo” Robinson for receiving the Star Citizen Award for the school value of Respect. Trying to pick out one person in this class, but well done to Chloe!!

 



Jumps and Throws: Congratulations to all people that participated in the Jumps over the last couple of weeks. In 4Dan we had a couple of standout performances. Well done to all those people that received a ribbon for their efforts. Attached is a couple of photos of our winners.



Sports Carnival: The sports carnival is this Thursday 27th August. Hopefully the weather stays true and we have a stella day!

Pupil Free Days: Friday 28th August and Monday 1st of September are pupil free days at OLC. There is going to be some fantastic learning by the teachers over those days, including looking at our Aboriginal Plan and looking at Wellbeing through out the school.

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