Primary Update – Term 3 Week 5
It has been another busy and rewarding period in our school, with students engaging in a wide range of academic, sporting and creative pursuits. It is wonderful to see our students’ embracing opportunities, striving for excellence and representing our school community with pride.
We are pleased to share several recent highlights that reflect the talent, dedication and enthusiasm of our students.
Da Vinci Decathlon
A number of our Year 5 and Year 6 students recently participated in the Da Vinci Decathlon, an academic competition inspired by the multidisciplinary work of Leonardo da Vinci. This challenging event encourages both creativity and critical thinking across a variety of disciplines. We are delighted to announce that our Year 6 team achieved First Place in the Creative Producers category, an outstanding accomplishment that showcases their collaboration and innovation.
School Sports WA Cross Country
This week, a number of our Year 3 to Year 6 students competed in the School Sport WA Cross Country Competition. Our runners performed exceptionally well, and it was clear that their training through Run Club has had a positive impact. A special congratulations to Archer Johnson (Year 3), who won the Year 3 race at an impressive pace. We are incredibly proud of all students who participated, particularly for the determination and sportsmanship they demonstrated throughout the event.
Looking ahead, we are excited for next week’s Primary Musical performances. A significant amount of time, effort and enthusiasm has gone into this production from both staff and students, and we are very much looking forward to celebrating their hard work with our community.
Over the past two weeks, we have also enjoyed two engaging and lively assemblies. Year 2 Red entertained us with a vibrant performance of George’s Marvellous Medicine, while Year 1 Green delighted the audience by showcasing their learning through The Gruffalo. These presentations highlight the confidence and creativity of our students and are always a valued part of our school program.
Thank you for your continued support as we celebrate these achievements together.
Mrs Laura Christopher
HEAD OF PRIMARY