WOW! What a big week we had this week. On Tuesday we had a fire drill. That was our first one for the year and my first one at the school. I was very impressed with how quickly the class recognised the alarm and started lining up. No one worried or screamed which was even better!
On Wednesday we discussed a 'Zero Waste Lunch' day that the year 3s are going to run for the whole school in a couple of weeks. The aimof this day is to have everyone in the school have no rubbish from their lunch. That means no glad wrap, no chip packets, no popper containers etc. The plan is for everyone to use only reusable or recyclable containers for their lunch. No rubbish bins will be put out on the day. Their will be more information given out closer to the day. Our job is to talk on assembly and make some posters to advertise the event. We will begin making these posters next week.
On Friday, as you all well know, was our school swimming carnival. I would like to say how well everyone did on the day, especially those who continued to swim even if they did not feel well or were getting tired. The day was all about trying your best and that is exactly what everyone in 3D did. Well done! Also, congratualations to Tom who was the age champion for the 8 year old boys!!!
Our students of the week this week were Billy for always being a good friend to everyone in our class and Charlotte for always trying her best and doing great work in class.
We only had four student of the days this week because of our swimming carnival on Friday. Our student of the day for Monday was Imogen for listening well to instuctions. Great work Immy!
On Tuesday Rebecca was our student of the day for taking pride in her work. Bec never rushes her work just to be the first finished. You should be very proud of yourself!
Ashleigh was our student of the day on Wednesday for an excellent library lesson. Ashleigh did not talk at all during the lesson and wrote her sentences without being distracted. Keep it up Ash!
Thursday's student of the day was Billy for individually completing a recycling sheet. He did not have to wait to be told the answers, he had a go and did not talk after each question like some others did. Excellent Billy!
Next week is our excursion to the Science Centre and Cathedral. I am really looking forward to it and I am sure most of you are too.
Miss Denham
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