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Term 3 Week 5

PRINCIPALS REPORTPRINCIPALS REPORT

On Monday 12th of August the sun was shining for our Pop upShops community event. Students have been working hard allyear on their Business Enterprise projects, the quality of creativeproducts on sale was outstanding. This year was bigger andbetter than ever, with students from West Leeming PrimarySchool and clients from Bethanie Aged Care attending. YazMubarakai MLA, WA Labor Member for Jandakot also attendedand made sure he bought an item from every stand! Theatmosphere of the day was buzzing with excitement andstudents enjoyed engaging with the community and extendingtheir learning outside the classroom. We have some very goodsales people among our students, majority of products weresold, raising important donations to the chosen charity for eachclass. Next term students will have the opportunity to continuetheir creative talents and sell their products at the ESSN Market

Day on Friday 1st November. This is a community event forall the Education Support Centres and Schools in the SouthMetropolitan Region. All families are welcome to attend andfurther information will be sent home closer to the date.

Parents, teachers, therapists, local coordinators and studentshave recently been involved in IEP and My Plan planningmeetings. These collaborative meetings are very important insetting personal education, social and emotional goals thatmeet the individual needs of our students. This collaborativeapproach ensures our students have the full support of school,home and services with a range of resources to achieve theirgoals. Thank you to everyone involved, your input is valued andappreciated. I have been very impressed with the achievementsof our senior students and their exciting plans for the futurethrough the My Plan process. These students are at a very busystage of the year transitioning into work, further education anddisability organisation programs.

Two projects are due to be completed during the next schoolholidays. Firstly, the Aulberry Parade school car park will beextended to provide an additional fifty new car park bays.As both Leeming SHS and Leeming ESC continue to growthe current car park does not cater for the number of staffand students on campus. The outdoor classroom near thevegetable garden will be converted to a multipurposeclassroom to provide additional classroom space in 2020. Wehave also applied for additional transportable classrooms toaccommodate our growing student numbers.

Students have been thoroughly enjoying the after schoolAthletics and Bush Ranger programs this term. Thank you tothe Bush Ranger committee, I have enjoyed learning about theNative Bee Hive project and look forward to seeing the finishedproduct at the ESSN Market Day. A big thank you also to MsHeard for organising the Athletics program, there is a largegroup of students joining in every Tuesday afternoon to preparefor the upcoming athletics carnivals this term. Thank you alsoto all the staff who volunteer their time after school to supportthese programs for our students.

Music Rocks Australia program started in week one this term.This program provides an opportunity for students to learn toplay a musical instrument or sing as part of a band. At the endof the ten-week program there will be a concert for the studentsinvolved to showcase their musical skills with family, friends andstaff.

As you can see our students are very busy with a range ofexciting programs in Term 3!

A reminder Monday 26th August is a School Development Dayand students do not attend school on this day.

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SCHOOL BOARDSCHOOL BOARD

The School Board met on August 5th and we discussed theSchool Community Support Project and due to the tremendouslevel of care and interest from the school community we haveexcellent supplies at the present time and so we do not requireany specific items.

At our next meeting we will review this and report to you of anyparticular items that would be helpful. Thank you again for yourgenerous spirit.

Among other items we discussed the good attendance at theParent Network Meetings and the topics for the remainderof the year, information on the Pop Up Shops, an update ofcapital works around our campus and enjoyed presentationsfrom staff and students on the Bush Ranger program andSenior School curriculum. The involvement of students in thesepresentations is always a highlight for the members of theBoard. A particular thank you to Mrs Vann's class who gavea Welcome to Country before our meeting commenced andCaden Sharp for his presentation.

Digby Claydon

Chair, School Board

2019 FEES AND CONTRIBUTIONS2019 FEES AND CONTRIBUTIONS

FEESFEESThank you to parents who already paid your child’s fees.

The total amount payable is $300.

Please note we do not have EFTPOS facilities but payment canbe made directly into the school bank account or by cash orcheque. Please state student name / fees as your reference

BSB Number: 066 040

Account Number: 19900866

Account Name: Leeming SHS Education Support Centre

UNALLOCATED CREDIT (UAC)UNALLOCATED CREDIT (UAC)

As most classes will have a camp this year and other outingsthat require payment you may want to plan ahead. We arehappy to offer parents the opportunity to deposit extra moneyinto the bank account to be held against your child’s name forfuture events. You can either pay regular fortnightly or monthlyamounts or simply the occasional amount. When making thepayment please state child’ s name / UAC as your reference.When you receive the payment envelope for camps orexcursions simply tick the Transfer Unallocated Credit box andreturn it to the school.

At the end of the year we can either refund any unused amountor roll it over into the new year.

Please note this is only for events organised and paid throughthe ESC. You will not be able to do this to pay for the schoolball or leavers jackets that are organised by the high school.

2019 TERM DATES AND SCHOOL2019 TERM DATES AND SCHOOLDEVELOPMENT DAYSDEVELOPMENT DAYS

Term 3Term 3 Monday 22nd July to Friday 27thSeptember

School Development day

(pupil free day)(pupil free day)

Monday 26th August

Term 4Term 4 Tuesday 15th October to Thursday19th December

School Development day

(pupil free day)(pupil free day)

Monday 14th October

UNIFORM SHOPUNIFORM SHOP

AllAll trackjacketstrackjackets discounteddiscounted toto onlyonly $45.$45. AllAll sizessizes available.available. BeBequick while stocks last.quick while stocks last.

The Uniform Shop (within the school next to the Canteen) sellsboth new and good quality second-hand clothing items.

REGULAR OPENING HOURS:

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 10:15 am to 1:45 pm

If you need to contact the Uniform Shop please call directly 089237 6858

CONSENT 2 GOCONSENT 2 GO

Thank you for your ongoing patience with CBL permissionnotes as we learn about how the C2G system operates. Wehave had a fabulous response to the new system, which savespaper and makes for easy access to student medical plans &easy access to student medical plans and emergency contactnumbers. If you are experiencing difficulty accessing thesystem, please contact Kerryn Coles on 92376870.

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MERIT CERTIFICATESMERIT CERTIFICATES

ESC 7 Form7.1 Kiara Sutton

ESC 8 Form 7.2 Isaiah Lee

ESC 10 Form 7.3 Nayong Win

ESC 9 Form 8.1 Ayrton Squadrito

ESC 5 Form 8.2 Zachary Mustard & SamuelSeaman

ESC 6 Form 8.3 Raymond Rivera

ESC 11 Form 9 Jack Gartrell

ESC 4 Form 10.1 Reid Parfitt

ESC 3 Form 10.2 Lauren Robertson

ESC 14 Form 11.1 David Barker

ESC 15 Form 11.2 Troy Tan

ESC 2 Form 11.3 Jacob Raphael

ESC 13 Form 12 Christy Newton

ESC 1 Form 13 Xavier Umbagai

Leeming Link Alllara May

Employee of theMonth

Elizabeth Trott

Phys Ed Luke Koza

WPL Tarkin Barker

WPL Tyler Lim

WPL Brittany Walton

WPL Wil Simpson

WPL Kiara Muller

WPL Kayla Muller

INVESTIGATING PARENTS: INFORMATIONINVESTIGATING PARENTS: INFORMATIONSESSIONSESSION

Many parents have asked for information regarding ‘how toenrol’ into Leeming Education Support Centre (LESC).

This is not the same process as for mainstream enrolmentand does involve collecting relevant information and making aninformed placement decision.

To assist parents through the process Leeming ESC holdsregular ‘Information Sessions’.

These sessions include:

1. Enrolment and Eligibility Criteria

2. Legal and Department requirements

3. Enrolment Process

4. Discussion and a Checklist

5. Quick tour and discussion on what the Centre offers.

The next session is:

Tuesday 29Tuesday 29thth October 9.30-11.00amOctober 9.30-11.00am

STUDENT SERVICES BUZZSTUDENT SERVICES BUZZ

Dawn Barker, is the parent of one of our year 11 studentsand, is a great source of information with regard to accessingservices and discounts for students with a disability. Dawnhas been busy researching help that families may be able toaccess. Did you know that if you have a child with a disabilityyou may receive a discount on your Synergy bill? If you speakto Synergy accounts and add your child with the disability to theaccount then you may be eligible for a WA Government EnergyAssistance Payment of $46.33 for each bill. She has alsoresearched NDIS funding to find out that families may be eligiblefor a package for bedwetters, help with self care, transport,camps and TAFE courses. For further information about theNDIS, the website at https://www.ndis.gov.au/index.html isalso helpful. Dawn has been invited to be a speaker at our

next Parent Network Meeting on Monday 23rd September at12pm in our ESC Conference Room. Dawn’s presentation on“Tips and Tricks” will be about accessing services, paymentsand discounts for your child with a disability.

Cathy Houden

POP UP SHOPSPOP UP SHOPS

On Monday 12th August students, staff, family, friends andcommunity members came together for our annual LeemingPop Up Shops. We could not have asked for a more perfectwinter’s day as the sun shone on a spectacular display ofstudents showcasing their creative streak. Leeming Pop UpShops sees students creating innovative enterprise productsin the classroom and then coming together to sell these ata community event. The standard of enterprise products thisyear was exceptionally high. Homemade bread boards,aboriginal inspired pot plants, hand made cards, lanyards,spices, inspirational rocks, silly putty and recycled shoppingbags all sold well. Pumpkin soup and a sausage sizzle werealso popular. It was wonderful to see so many invitedcommunity members attend this year including 2 classes fromWest Leeming Primary School, residents from Bethanie AgedCare and our local Member for Jandakot, Yaz Mubarakai. Thisevent enables so many learning opportunities for our studentsas they create and then interact with their peers and othersto sell their products. A memorable quote from one of ourstudents about the day was that they enjoyed “making crafts forpeople who want them so much they spend money.” Thanksto all parents, friends and community members who attendedand supported Leeming Pop Up shops 2019.

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MULTICULTURAL DAYMULTICULTURAL DAY

On Friday 9th August Leeming SHS and Leeming SHS ESCcame together to celebrate Multicultural Day. Many of ourstudents participated in an array of different activities includinga flamenco dancing workshop, henna painting, dressing upin costume for friendship photos and contributing to a wholeschool mural which has been painted in magnificent colour onthe Leeming SHS science block. Our year 10’s also sold spicesfrom around the world. If you were lucky enough to purchaseone of these packets check out the accompanying labels andthe famous world landmarks drawn by our very own talentedartists! Thanks to Bettina Carter the Leeming SHS chaplainwho coordinated this event that was thoroughly enjoyed by ourstudents.

Cathy Houden

ESC 2 POONAM PARWANIESC 2 POONAM PARWANI

Term 3 is off to a fabulous start in ESC 2! All our studentsreturning back to school with a big smile on their faces andready to tackle new challenges.

It has been a pleasure to meet so many parents in the lastcouple of weeks as we reviewed our My Plans. It is pleasing tosee the growth in maturity and independence of students in thelast six months.

We had a busy term as we work on developing clock readingskills in our Math program. Students have been working ontelling the time and using Transperth Journey Planner to plantheir route to and from various venues.

We have also been busy making bookmarks and tic tac toe setfor the Pop up Shop day. Kudo to the amazing staff of ESC2who helped students to create and beautify the bookmarks andtic tac toe sets. Students were actively involved in the decisionmaking process and unanimously agreed to give the profits toCanTeen.

Some students were also involved in the Notre Dame PEprogram. They have working on developing their gross motorskills and have learning to play in games such as tunnel ball,basketball and soccer.

ESC 4 MELISSA STOCKLMAYERESC 4 MELISSA STOCKLMAYER

Hello from ESC4. I am the new Year 10 teacher, my name isMelissa Stocklmayer and I look forward to meeting everyone.ESC4 has been busy already in the first 4 weeks of term. Apartfrom the successful Pop Up Stall this week, we were invitedby Leeming SHS to participate in Multicutural Day in week 3.We sold our spice mixes which we prepared, packaged andlabelled, along with designer artwork.Year 10 is gearing up to visit different workplaces as we will bestarting Work Placements in Term 4, so our focus is on workskills an travel training. We have begun our community visitsand this term we are catching the bus and train every secondweek. The students are getting very good at indentifying signsin the community as we travel.

ESC 1 LOUISA FPESC 1 LOUISA FP

Term 2 ended on a high with our Leaver’s Camp to Pemberton,

01st – 05 July, 2019. An adventurous tour of the South Westincluding:

The breath taking scenes and amazing tours will long beremembered as a special time of bonding for the Leavers in

• Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk, 40 metres aboveground, an Autopsy of a Tree, and the AncientEmpire Ground Walk situated between Walpole andDenmark

• WOW Wilderness cruise on the Nornalup Inlet,Walpole

• Lake Cave Megafauna and Mammoth Cave Tour,Boranup

• Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Tour

• Pemberton Pioneer Museum

• Southern Forest Arts and Nature Tour, Northcliffe

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ESC1. Many thanks to camp staff: Leigh Caddy, Sonia Soares,Stephanie McCaskie and Kerryn Coles.

Upon return, staff, parents and students, held a sausage sizzlefundraiser, at Bunnings O’Connor, for Graduation. The publicsupport was amazing on the day as we raised $996.80 A bigthank you to Leticia Grant, Kelvin and Allara May, Michelle andWilliam Costa, Laura and Jake Allington, Denise and SarahConvery, Sarah Jane Sharp, Sonia Soares and Rick Miller fortheir support on the day.

To continue our fundraising endeavours, the students, and staffof ESC1, are to be commended for raising an additional$490.00, at Leeming’s Pop Up Stalls. Our Tennis Ball Holders,Flip Rocks and Sausage Sizzle run by Mr Zivkovic, and SarahJane Sharp was a huge hit.

A big congratulations to Christy Newton for receiving the MeritCertificate for ESC1, to Elizabeth Trott for gaining a work trialat Activ Bentley, and to Gerald Chang for gaining an additionalday of employment at Alinea Inc. With so little time left, I implorethat all students embrace every day, enjoy every moment andevery memory.

ESC 5 LORRAINE VANNESC 5 LORRAINE VANN

Term 3, (August & September) brings the Noongar season ofDJILBA - The Second rains. Djilba – is known as the Growingseason. As boodja (land) becomes littered with an explosionof new growth, Djilba signifies renewal, new beginnings andthe future. Last term as part of our Frog Pond and Gardenproject, the students planted a variety of Aboriginal bush tuckerand water plants. Students are learning how Aboriginal peopleused plants as a way of living on the land. This term, studentswill dual sign the plants and create posters to display theirlearning with others. Maintaining the garden has brought astrong sense of belonging and caring for their environment. Itis a very enjoyable and rewarding team project that takes ourlearning out into the natural environment supporting students toconnect to the land and boost their health and wellbeing.

The Noongar Choir opened the School Board meeting singingthe Noongar and proudly shared their Aboriginal work.

Students, weather permitting, will be accessing public transportto journey to Gateways for our CBL this term. Remember towear your wet weather gear!

Our stall at the Pop Up Shop was a huge success. It was abeautiful, sunny day and we sold out all of our recycled items.The students at West Leeming Primary School especially lovedthe lily pad slime with frogs and our bird feeders were verypopular too. We managed to raise $131.45. Awesome effortESC 5.

I would like to thank parents, families and specialists for yourtime and valuable contributions in the IEP meetings. Themeetings created a wonderful opportunity to meet withstudent’s families and supportive networks to workcollaboratively to enrich the learning of each student. Thankyou!

Communication is the key and this term, students have takenon the responsibility of collating important dates and events intotheir diaries to communicate between school and home. Pleasecan I encourage families to support your child to be responsiblefor their diaries and sharing information.

A warm thank you from,Mrs Vann, Mrs. Broadhurst, Ms. Smith and Ms. Palmer.

ESC 6 EMMA CAGEESC 6 EMMA CAGE

Half way through term 3 and ESC6 have already achievedand experienced so much! The last couple of weeks myhardworking year 8’s spent their time and efforts preparing forthe 2019 ESC Pop-Up Shops. ESC6 utilised our Enterpriseskills and decided to make and sell Silly Putty. We designedsome AMAZING and enticing posters full of colour andinformation to advertise our product around the centre. We thenstarted producing our Silly Putty using 5 simple ingredients, andpackaged and labelled the putty using tubs and zip lock bags.ESC6 loved every minute of the Pop-Up Shop from working thestall and handling money, to browsing and purchasing productsfrom other classes. It was the best Pop-Up Shop yet, and itwas great to see so many members of the community andParents/Carers attend. In week 4 we participated in a range offun and interesting activities to celebrate Multicultural Day. Thehighlights were dressing up in traditional clothes from aroundthe world, and posing in the photo booth with friends, getting

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Henna designs on our hands from Mrs M and spray paintingblocks to add to a school mural. What a crazy and fun startto semester 2, we are so lucky! We are looking forward tobeginning our term 3 CBL program in week 5, where we will setoff using public transport to Garden City Shopping Centre!

ESC 7 ALEXIS EASOMESC 7 ALEXIS EASOM

ESC 7.1 has been involved in lots of exciting and interactivelearning this term. We’ve been busy tree planting, on NationalTree Planting Day 2019, as a part of our Bushrangersconservation project.

Selling our Seeds of Love seed bombs at the Pop Up Shopsand engaging in a range of multicultural activities for our schoolMulticultural Day.

ESC 8 DEEPIKA KHOSLAESC 8 DEEPIKA KHOSLA

What a busy start to Term 3 and we are nearly half way throughthe term! The little elves in ESC 8 were very busy in weeks 1to 3 gearing up for the Pop Up Shop. The students in ESC8 have been working on making these items for sale sinceTerm 1 using recycled materials in their art sessions. Theydisplayed team work by making posters, choosing the nameof our shop, ‘The 3Rs Shop’ and made the Pop Up shopa great success with their salesmanship. Our plants, woodenrobots and dogs were much in demand. A big Thankyou to ourcustomers (parents and community members) who supportedus in every way and encouraged the students.

In week one, we participated along with the other year 7

classes, on a conservation project. On Friday the 26th of Julywas National Tree Plantation Day and the students plantedtrees to provide a habitat for the Red Tailed Black Cockatoos. Itwas a hands on experience and the students took pride in whatthey planted in order to conserve the environment as a BushRanger.

The Multicultural Day brought the whole school together andthe students got a taste of different cultures by visiting differentactivity areas and tried on costumes from different countries. Itwas a day of fun for staff and students.

In STEM Science the students worked in groups to make avolano and used household materials to make lava. They wereall waiting for a big bang to happen! An enriching experiencefor the students which kept them engaged throughout theexperiment.

The whole class participates in chat group which enables allstudents to use the talker to communicate with non-verbalstudents. This has made a huge difference in making morefriendships and learning about each other.

Term 3, CBL has also started and we have started traveltraining by using public transport to travel to SouthlandShopping Centre. The bus took us the bus to Murdoch TrainStation and the students got the opportunity to look for thebus stop where to board the next bus from. The students arepracticing using the SmartRider, load money on it, tag on andtag off. They are also learning how to carry their bags whileboarding the bus and where to place it. I am so proud ofmy students as they are beginning to demonstrate responsiblebehaviour when out in the community and while using the bus.Keep up the great work, ESC 8!

ESC 9 CAITLYN KNOXESC 9 CAITLYN KNOX

We have started Term 3 at full speed! Pop-up Shop,Multicultural day and option classes have kept us very busy!

On Monday 12th of August, we took part in Leeming SHS ESCPop-Up Shop Day enterprise. Our ‘Inspirational Photo Frames’sold out in just the first hour! We were so pleased with theoutcome and cannot wait to make more for Market Day inTerm 4. In Music, we are learning to play the keyboard withMrs Damos and Miss Hart, we definitely have some youngmusicians in our mix. Last week for Multicultural Day, the

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students had the opportunity to experience many culturesthrough painting, dance, music and traditional clothing. InScience this term, we are focusing on Biological Sciences,investigating migration patterns, how things grow and how allof this is affected by global warming. There is so much learninghappening in ESC 9, check out a few photos below!

ESC 11 YOLANDE STEWARTESC 11 YOLANDE STEWART

This term we have been doing a lot of work on maths. We havebeen adding doubles and I have enjoyed it a lot.

Poppy

We have been going to Notre Dame to do sport. We have beengiven a buddy to help us. We talk with our buddy and playfootball and do warm ups. It is fun.

Nabillah.

We did Pop Up Shop. We made and then sold key rings,necklaces, bracelets and lanyards. We had fun. We made lotsof money. There were hot dogs for lunch. I saw Adam andeverybody there. I helped Poppy with opening the door for theadults.

Sian.

This term we have learning about biomes. There is desert,ocean, tropical, mediterranean and temperate biomes inAustralia. A biome has a certain climate with plants and animalswho can live there.

Charlotte.

We did multicultural day, it’s for celebrating other cultures.I listened to the music. I watched one of the mainstreamstudents play the bagpipes. Some people got henna tattoos.

Adam.

ESC 15 PETER ROBERTSESC 15 PETER ROBERTS

Our Pop Up ShopOur Pop Up Shop

We offered decorated terracotta pots complete with beautifulsucculent plants as our contribution to the pop-up shop eventheld in week four. It was pleasing to note that our pots werecomplimented by almost everyone that saw them. They wereso popular that more than fifty percent had sold out beforethe day and they were completely sold out well before thepop-up shop event closed. We made around $ 150 profit andthe students can be justly proud of their efforts. Half the moneyraised will go to a charity of our choice and the other half will gointo the class budget.

Bush RangersBush Rangers

Just an update on our native bushland rejuvenation project. Theplants we obtained continue to establish themselves really welland we can all see that the everlasting seeds that we plantedLast term are well on the way to giving us a beautiful display inthe spring. We also have a couple of Kangaroo Paws that arealready flowering. We are now looking forwards to enjoying abeautiful backdrop to the classroom in the spring hopefully withplenty of birds continuing to visit the flowers.

Community Based Learning and BushrangersCommunity Based Learning and Bushrangers

So far this term we have visited the Canning Vale ResourceRecovery Centre. The staff and students alike, were amazed atthe good work done at the recycling centre. The contents fromthousands of yellow top bins are delivered to the site every day.The $20 million machine that they use to separate out paper,plastic, glass and cans was the most impressive point of thevisit.

WPLWPL

All the students have settled in well to their new placementsfor Semester Two and each has reported back that they areenjoying themselves whilst learning valuable industry-basedskills. This semester we have students working in thehospitality, horticulture, warehousing and manufacturing

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industries. It is important at this stage that they are exposed toa variety of industries so that they can make informed choicesabout their future pathways.

The staff from ESC 15 are looking forwards to another veryproductive term.

Mr Roberts

WPL SARAH LOMAXWPL SARAH LOMAX

Through the ADWPL (Authority Developed Workplace Learning)program senior students have the opportunity to trial 4 differentindustry areas during years 11 and 12. Students get a practical,hands on experience to find out which industry they may wishto pursue further post school. This semester the students havecommenced their work experience placements trialling asecond industry for the year. We would like to congratulate thefollowing year 11 students who this term have transitioned toindependence in their workplaces. These students are workingdirectly with their host employers to carry out allocated tasksthroughout a variety of industries: Brittany, Kayla, Kiara, Tarkin,Tyler and Wil.

Kayla doing an awesome job at feeding the fish at the pet store

Tarkin sauteing vegetables for the lunch time stir fry

Our “Employee Of The Month” has been awarded to ElizabethTrott she is to be commended on receiving a work trial withActiv two days per week. Elizabeth has been working very hardin the airline department working on packaging cutlery for thebusiness and first class flights for Qantas. Her attention to detailand strong work ethic has been recognised with her employer.Well Done Elizabeth

Graduate student William Costa has been selected as an “AllStar” to represent his workplace Activ in the City to Surf onAugust 25th. Here are some photos that were taken of Williamat the Activ head office. William was part of a special morningtea meeting with the CEO Danielle to receive his shirt for theupcoming event. William attended the morning tea with hissupervisor Mitchell and Bentley site manager Matthew.Awesome achievement, congratulations William!!

PHYS ED JENELLE HEARDPHYS ED JENELLE HEARD

Physical Education ClassesPhysical Education Classes

This term, all physical education classes have beenparticipating in Athletics to get prepared for the AthleticsCarnivals in weeks 8 and 9. Students have been practisingtheir running and learning new skills in javelin, discus and longjump. Classes have also been practising team games suchas tunnel ball, under-over and pass ball. The year 7 and 8classes have also been lucky enough to be involved in a Yoga/mediation program once a week for the whole term. Studentshave been learning a range of yoga positions and stretches aswell as mindful meditation practise at the end of their sessions,focussing on relaxing and breathing.

After-hours athletics programAfter-hours athletics program

It is fantastic to see so many students attending the after-hoursathletics program. We have had over 40 students at eachlesson, participating in a range of athletics events such asjavelin, discus, sprints, relays and team games. Thank you to allstudents who come and try their best, showing enthusiasm and

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positive attitudes! Also thank you to the amazing staff memberswho have volunteered their time to help run the sessions!

Important dates:Important dates:

Week 8 Friday 13th September- LSHS Mainstream AthleticsCarnival @ Peter Ellis Reserve, Leeming

Week 9 Tuesday 17th September- ESSN Athletics Carnival @Atwell College, Atwell.

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