FMH Learning Awards

Pace: Congratulations to Pace for his fantastic sounding out of words when writing his stories.

Gabriel: Congratulations to Gabe for his kindness and empathy when helping his classmates.

Hendrix: Congratulations to Hendrix for trying his best with his letter formation this term. 

1/2HB Learning Awards

Zachary: For passionately sharing his knowledge about growing plants during our Kitchen Garden Incursion.

Lucas: For creating a very convincing persuasive poster about what the best brain food snack is…Strawberries!

Tex: For his well considered water park plan that took into account all of the criteria that the elves and Santa had asked for. We can’t wait to see your diorama!

Sebastien: For his very convincing letter to Santa accepting the water park challenge. Sebastien included what he knows about water safety and some very interesting questions.

Benjamin: For his very detailed letter to Santa to let him know that we would design the water park. Benjamin even asked Santa some questions!

Flynn: For creating a convincing persuasive pamphlet about why Soccer is the best sport and why you have to try it! 

3/4JB Learning Awards

Georgia: For showing kindness and empathyand for being a great supportive friend to others.

Kensie: For showing great responsibility with her learning and ICT monitor role.

Alice: For showing a positive attitude to all learning tasks and consistantly presenting her work to a high standard.

Isabella: For always persevering with challenging tasks and being a great role model to younger students.

3/4DK Learning Awards

Lucy: For always coming to school with a positive and friendly attitude and helping others around the classroom.

Nina: For having a positive attitude in all her classwork and a big improvement in identifying equivalent fractions.

William: For making great improvements with his addition skills.

Rosie: For making great progress in her addition and subtraction fact families.

5JH Learning Awards

Duke - For always trying your best, sharing lots of fantastic ideas and being a good friend to others!

Medina - For being a kind and supportive classmate who looks out for others and offers help to anyone in need! 

William - For showing excellent resilience and persistence when faced with challenges! 

Liana - For being an excellent role model and a kind and considerate classmate! 

6JD Learning Awards

Analia - For showing gratitude and empathy and having a positive outlook when facing challenges.

Lachlan E - For bringing a spark of originality to everything he does. He consistently approaches challenges with a fresh perspective and enriches the learning environment with his innovative ideas.

Daraius - For demonstrating exceptional determination, focus, and perseverance. No matter the challenge, he always puts in his best effort, strives to extend himself, and keeps working hard until he reaches the goals he sets for himself.

George - For having a positive impact on those around him due to his infectious sense of humour. He brings wit and charm to every lesson, consistently brightening the classroom with his quick thinking and light-hearted remarks.

FMH Excursion to Wishart Post Office 

This term the Foundation students have been learning about people who help us in our community and how to write letters. On the 26th November FMH walked to the Wishart Post Office to post Christmas cards they had written to their families. Each of the students paid their 65 cents for a Christmas stamp to pop on their card before posting it in the mailbox. The manager of the post office gave each of the students an envelope with a letter and a sweet koala decoration. We had a lovely walk and the students were very excited about waiting for their cards to arrive at their homes. 

On 25th November 2024 the 5’s and 6’s went to Mordialloc Life Saving Club and got ready for the Beach Program. Sadly

because it rained the night before we were not able to go in the water.

Even though we couldn't go into the water, we still had lots of fun playing life saving games. We got to use the tubes and practice saving someone. We also got to go outside and take part in races and fun running games such as relays and flags on the sand. The relays were great because we got to go up against the year fives. We also played a game where you lie down on the sand and behind you teachers would hide relay batons in the sand and when they say go you have to try and find them. That game was really fun because sometimes you would think the game was over but really they were still hidden. Unfortunately the weather was looking rainy for the next day too so we decided to postpone it to Tuesday 10th of December. We are all looking forward to this day and are hoping that the weather will be better.