Welcome back to Term 2. 

I hope that everyone had a fantastic holiday!

We are getting straight back into things.

Notes for Term 2:


- Students should be working on their Citizenship Project regularly. This project must be completed outside of school time. Everything you need to know about the project in on the Citizenship Portfolio Page. 

- Students should have already completed their goals and should be beginning their project this Term and they are to have their project completed by Term 3. 

- Please help your child develop sound study habits by having them do homework regularly, whether it is Reading, StudyLadder, Prodigy or touch-typing. This will assist in their future schooling, as secondary and tertiary schools require self-motivation and independent learning. 

- Although I have posted the homework for the week in advance that does not mean that there is not going to be additional homework throughout the week. 
- It is really important that the students take responsibility for their education and use their Student Diary to help meet all deadlines. 

StudyLadder: Fortnightly homework is assigned and at least 5 activities should be completed by every Friday. The program informs me who is doing their homework and who is not.

Reading and Literacy Pro: Students are to take at least one Literacy Pro Test a week. 

Typing: Students are to use TypingClub or another typing program to improve their efficiency at typing. No 'Chicken Finger' typing; they must use the 'Home Row'. Please try to encourage this at home as NAPLAN and other Standarise testing will be on computers.


*In addition, I have updated the Numeracy Topics that we are going to be starting with in Term 2.


- I am a firm believer in the African Proverb: "It takes a village to raise a child." 

If you have any questions, concerns or you would like to touch base,  please do not hesitate to make an appointment or to come and see me after school (except Tuesdays).

I know that we are going to have an AMAZING Term 2!

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