Putting our belongings away in the classroon


Welcome back to Term 4!

Students have started the term well and are displaying the positive behaviors of being Safe, Respectful and Responsible learners.

This term the students will continue their class lessons with our Positive Behaviour Support for Learning Program (PBS4L).

Our focus for the next fortnight is: We are RESPECTFUL when we take care of our school environment.

When we have clean and tidy spaces in the school, we are showing pride and stewardship of God’s creation. Students are learning about and demonstrating how they can look after our school environment.

The students are learning that in the playground they need to:
  • Kep our school clean by putting their rubbish into a bin after we have eaten food.
  • Make sure the rubbish is picked up and put in the bin after playing (even if it is not theirs!). This will mean no one falls over rubbish, there are no birds eating food and there are no other creepy crawlies at school.

In the classroom the students are learning:
  • To make sure all rubbish is put into the correct bins. This means that St. Bernadette’s can be an environmentally friendly school by recycling and composting.
  • To make sure that our belongings are kept tidily in our bag or classroom.

The students will continue to receive Bluey cards and work towards their class reward and their Bronze, Silver and Gold Award.

See more photos of PBS4L

 

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St Bernadette's Lalor Park

St Bernadette's Lalor Park
www.stbernadetteslalorpark.catholic.edu.au

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  • 10 Aug 2026

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    It’s an exciting day for our students because the refurbished toilets are officially OPENED TODAY! Last Friday we held a little Re-opening ceremony, with our School Captains cutting some ribbons and today they can be used. The fences are gone and the students are thrilled with their new bathrooms. πŸ’›πŸš½πŸ’›πŸš½πŸ’›πŸš½πŸ’›πŸš½πŸ’›πŸš½πŸ’›πŸš½

    06 Aug 2026

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    Congratulations to our all Year 6 students, who over the last month or two have been busily preparing and delivering their Voice of Youth speeches. Students wrote their speeches and then delivered their speeches firstly to their class and then 6 finalists delivered their speeches to all of Stage 3 and staff. It was an honour to witness how much these students had grown and developed from the last time they gave speeches when they were in Year 5 giving speeches to become school captain. After some very serious deliberation between the judges, the following students were selected as our representatives for the next stage - cluster finals of Voice of Youth!! Congratulations to all our finalists and good luck to our school representatives in the cluster final!!! πŸ’›πŸ…πŸ’›πŸ…πŸ’›πŸ…πŸ’›πŸ…πŸ’›πŸ…

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