Week 4

 Good morning and welcome to week 4!!

Thank you to all who were able to attend our Reconciliation Workshop last week. It is a very important and engaging way to begin our preparation for the sacrament.

This week we are moving to specific multiplication strategies in maths and beginning our Information Report unit of work in English.

Homework

Homework this week includes the homework grid, reading, mental maths and a spelling list with the focus sound that we are learning. 

Reminders

Before school Drop Off

At this point, we have been directed that restrictions of adults in the class will continue until instructed otherwise so Kiss and Drop will still remain. As school begins at 8.40 am, if your child arrives after this time, you will have to sign them in at the office. Further, in line with this, assemblies are still on hold, but I will provide as much notice as possible as to when they return.

Library books

I have noticed that a number of students are forgetting to bring their library books to swap on Thursday.  Please work with your child to remember their library bag on Thursdays as book appreciation and exchange is very important to help us progress our reading.

Dates to remember

OLC Athletics Carnival: Thursday 27th of August

Pupil Free Day: Friday 28th August

Catholic Day (Pupil Free Day): Monday 31st August

Photo Day: Thursday 10th and Friday 11th of September

As always, thanks for your ongoing support and if you need any further information, please send me an email.

Sean McSevich


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