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On Tuesday the 26th of July, Early Stage 1 celebrated their 100th day of Kindy! The day consisted of fun-filled ‘100’ related activities to celebrate all their learning they have done over the last 100 days. We could not be more proud of their efforts these past 100 days!


Kindergarten turned heads by entering the school grounds as fashionable, stylish 100 year old’s and were very excited to show off their outfits to their friends and teachers. As the students looked awesome, they contributed to a ‘photo shoot’ where they posed and had fun- this even got them one million likes on Instagram as you can see from the pictures! The teachers only hope to look as great as they did as 100 year old’s!


Religion - 100 Ways Kindy is Unique

This term, Kindergarten students have been inquiring about ‘What makes a person unique and loved by God?’ We have been exploring what ‘unique’ means and what it may seem like from person to person. Students have enjoyed investigating this term through engaging activities, one of which included students identifying 100 ways we are all unique in the shape of a heart. They did a fantastic job and wrote ways that made them unique from one another.

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Maths - "Who doesn't like chocolate?!"

Early Stage 1 kick started their 100th day celebrations with maths. The maths lesson involved a chart that included numbers 1-100 and 100 Hershey Chocolate Kisses hidden around the classroom for students to find. Under each Hershey Kiss, there was a number written which the students had to identify and place the Kiss in the correct number pocket on the chart. Needless to say that all students enjoyed this activity- especially since they got to eat them throughout the day!

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Literacy - "I would want 100..."

The fun continued in literacy as we brainstormed and wrote about what we would want 100 things of. All students recognised and understood that 100 is a big number and therefore identified and wrote things they would want a lot of. Kindergarten wanted their teachers to inform their parents they wanted 100 toys, marvel figurines, cars, dolls, puppies, lollies, balloons and the list goes on.. Parents, begin your Christmas shopping!

We then listened to the story ‘Henry’s 100 Days of Kindergarten’ and discussed key aspects mentioned in the story, in particular, imagining how Henry would have felt when he first started school compared to 100 days later. Students then made connections and shared their experiences of how they felt at the beginning of the year compared to how they felt 100 days later.

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"Parading our outfits - Celebrate Good Times!"

Kindergarten ended their celebration with a fun-filled parade as they strutted and showed off their outfits to Stage 2 and 3 with nothing but pure joy and excitement. Stage 2 and 3 were incredibly happy to see Kindy in their outfits as they clapped and cheered as Early Stage 1 ended the day in style!

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Thank you to all parents/caregivers for your efforts in helping your child celebrate 100 days of Kindergarten.

We can’t wait to see what Kindy brings for the next 100 days!

 

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  • 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…

    06 Aug 2026

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    In Religion this term, Year 2 is exploring Sacraments. During this unit they have been exploring key symbols from our Catholic faith and other faiths as well. Year 2 invited Mrs Chand as a special guest of honour to discuss how the Om symbol is significant to Hinduism and how the sacred symbol is used in celebrations. It was a lovely learning experience for both Mrs Chand and Year 2. The students enjoyed hearing from another teacher at our school whom they can also relate and connect with :) πŸ’›πŸ•‰πŸ’›πŸ•‰πŸ’›πŸ•‰πŸ’›πŸ•‰πŸ’›πŸ•‰πŸ’›πŸ•‰

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