Term 2 Week 5
Term 2 Week 5 REMINDERS
NAPLAN
The class were incredible during our first week of NAPLAN testing. Growth Mindset Gurus! This week we conclude the tests with:
Monday 17th of May – Conventions of
Language
Tuesday 18th of May – Numeracy
HOME LEARNING GRID
Being our
second week of NAPLAN, this week’s home learning grid has many opportunities
for wellbeing:
Your
child is invited to complete their APPRECIATION JOURNAL each day.
Your
child is invited to do a random act of kindness.
Your
child is invited to listen to calm music.
Your
child is invited to try a meditation app (eg: CALM)
Your
child is invited to take a daily walk.
Your
child is invited to play a game with their family.
Your
child is invited to complete physical activity via their Champion Life Login.
Your
child is invited to have a technology free night
OLC Celebrates National Sorry
Day
Wednesday
the 26th of May marks National Sorry Day and Thursday the 27th marks the
beginning of National Reconciliation Week. These are important dates for us to
acknowledge as we work toward harmony and intercultural understanding as a
nation. The theme for Reconciliation
week this year is: More Than a Word … Reconciliation Takes Action. Considering
this theme, we are planning on conducting a whole school event involving all
OLC students.
The children are asked to wear either a black, red or yellow T shirt (any shade
or hue is fine) and black sports shorts on the day of Wednesday 26th May.
This might not mean buying a T-Shirt – school sports shirts for
Meelup and Leeuwin could be worn, or any T’s you already have at home which are
predominantly one of these colours will be fine.
Stay tuned to our Social Media platforms during Reconciliation
Week to see the fruits of out labours!
Character Strengths
Dear Parents, currently at OLC we are focusing on
modelling and observing different character strengths. The strengths
that we will focus on are taken directly from the VIA Institute for Character.
If you wanted to learn more about this, please follow the link to the 24
character strengths:
https://www.viacharacter.org/character-strengths
This upcoming week we are looking for people who show Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence.
You can support this with your child by discussing
and encouraging them to action the dot points below.
Our Home Grid Photography Competition (Take a photograph of a “God Moment” in nature) was a good opportunity to develop this character strength. Thank you to the parents who supported their child to make an entry. Mr Lee’s wife, Jane, selected the winners who were Mila, Emma, Sol, Matilda and Elsie. Congratulations to these 5 who receive a week off homework as their prize!
AWARD WINNERS
Congratulations to Xavier and Chloe, our Week 3 and 4 super star award winners!
Congratulations to Geographe who
were the Week 1 to 5 winners for the most tokens!
All members of Geographe are allowed to wear free dress this Friday the
21st of May.
Thanks for your continued support,
Kathy and
Adrian
Our annual Book Fair will be held this week. It
will be set up in the back of the hall.
Times: Tuesday 18th of May and Wednesday 19th
of May before and after school and lunchtime 1.10-1.45.
Please note - If your child brings more than
$15 to spend during the day, please have it in an envelope with the amount
written on it and signed by you.
There will be 2 book hunts happening throughout the
Book Fair. (PP- Yr 3) (Yr 4 - 6) There will be one winner per year group. The
book hunts will be at the door on Tuesday to be picked up and filled in. The
winner will choose by luck of the draw on Wednesday afternoon.
Even those students who do not buy anything can
enter the competition and maybe win a book. Kids have 4 chances to participate
in the hunt - before/ after school and lunchtime Tuesday and before school and
lunchtime Wednesday.
Thank you for your support, from Mrs Mary-Lee Kemp
Dance For Sick Kids Fundraiser
Hello K-6 Families! Next Friday, 21st May all
students will be Dancing for Sick Kids! Please bring a gold coin donation to
school on Friday to raise money for this incredible Charity. All funds raised
will help seriously ill or injured children and their families by providing a
home-away-from-home at Ronald McDonald House, whilst they receive critical care
and treatment. On average, it costs Ronald McDonald House Charities $160 to
support a family for one night, so please give what you can, every dollar counts.
Please see our OLC Fundraising page for further information and any additional
donations:
https://www.danceforsickkids.com/fundraisers/ourladyofthecape
Mrs Haines 💃
Community Support
Dear OLC Community,
As you know one of our family's recently suffered the unexpected loss of their
husband and father in February this year. Dave Clift was husband to Annmarie
and dad to Violet in Year 5H, and to former OLC students Damon (17), and Sunny
(15). Annmarie has been overwhelmed by the love and support she has already
received in terms of willing listeners, shoulders to cry on and lovingly
prepared meals. Many people have continued to ask how they might best help the
family as they move forward. Here is a way. Without Dave and an income,
Annmarie could really use some financial support. If you are able, even if in a
small way to contribute to this Go Fund Me Campaign, she would be forever
grateful. Thank you and may God Bless you.
Mrs. Amie Meyer
https://gofund.me/cffd29eb
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