Welcome to Term 3, for Stage 1. We have been doing a LOT of learning so far this term and we wanted to share the FUN and WONDER we have experienced with our families and friends…
PBS4L
At St Bernadette’s we believe it is important that we are active participants in our learning. We have been focussing on listening and contributing to our learning. Doing our personal best will allow us to learn new skills and constantly improve in all areas. This term stage 1 is focusing on actively engaging in tasks by listening, contributing and doing your personal best.
Religion
We are exploring the driving question “Why do we pray?” To introduce the topic we explored the different ways to communicate both verbal and non- verbal, some of the activities included playing games such as Chinese whispers, letter writing and even old fashioned cup phones. We are learning why prayer is important in our relationship with God and different ways that we can pray.
History
Stage 1 have been investigating technology in their own home, comparing early models of appliances with their modern-day equivalents. The students have been exploring the development of technology and how things have changed over time. Students have been discussing how their own lives are affected by the use of technology and have been examining the effect that technology has on the community.
Stage one will continue to investigate technological developments on a global level, investigating how technology has changed the world, while also pondering some potential problems that technology can create.
Sport
In sport, Stage 1 has been learning a series of soccer skills such as dribbling, passing, kicking and shooting. During these sessions they have been learning to understand the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork.
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24 Jun 2026
From Facebook
The HoneyBee performers also got to wear costumes and have ochre paint for their final dances. We are so proud of all they learnt and the enthusiasm with which they performed! Well done everyone and thanks to CAPTIVATE and Jarara for providing this wonderful opportunity for our students. ππππππππππ24 Jun 2026
From Facebook
This term our Year 2, Year 3 and Indigenous students, K-6, participated in the CAPTIVATE 'HoneyBee' Dance Program, spanning over 6 weeks. The program provided a wonderful opportunity for these students to develop a deeper understanding of Aboriginal culture through dance. We loved watching the performances and seeing the absolute joy on the faces of our students and the pride of their teachers as they shared their learning. πππππππππππ