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Newsletter
No 22 26th July 2024
Acknowledgement
We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Victoria and pay respect to the ongoing living cultures of First Peoples.
Happy 100th Day at school P1D!
We are excited to announce that our prep students have reached a significant milestone, 100 day of school!
One of the highlights of the celebration was the creative '100 Things Hats' the students designed and wore which we covered in 100 things of their choice such as buttons and stickers. The colourful and inventive hats displayed were really impressive!
To celebrate this special day, P1D participated in a variety of fun and educational activities centered around the number 100.
Reaching 100 days of school is more than just a number, it signifies a time of substantial growth and development for our young learners.
By the 100th day, students have settled into the daily routines of school, have learned to follow instructions and engage in structured activities.
In 100 days they have also made significant growth in their reading, writing, math and other essential subjects. These will support them in their educational journey in the years to come.
On top of that, the first 100 days are important for building friendships, learning to interact with peers, and developing emotional resilience.
We are very proud of what our P1D students have accomplished in their first 100 days of school and hope the next 100 are filled with even more exploration, creativity and fun!
One of the highlights of the celebration was the creative '100 Things Hats' the students designed and wore which we covered in 100 things of their choice such as buttons and stickers. The colourful and inventive hats displayed were really impressive!
To celebrate this special day, P1D participated in a variety of fun and educational activities centered around the number 100.
Reaching 100 days of school is more than just a number, it signifies a time of substantial growth and development for our young learners.
By the 100th day, students have settled into the daily routines of school, have learned to follow instructions and engage in structured activities.
In 100 days they have also made significant growth in their reading, writing, math and other essential subjects. These will support them in their educational journey in the years to come.
On top of that, the first 100 days are important for building friendships, learning to interact with peers, and developing emotional resilience.
We are very proud of what our P1D students have accomplished in their first 100 days of school and hope the next 100 are filled with even more exploration, creativity and fun!
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GKR Karate
FRANKSTON YCW CRICKET CLUB
Starting the 23rd of July at Bruce Park, Frankston, we have an amazing opportunity for ALL GIRLS (aged 4-12) with a 5-week Frankston & Surrounds Auskick Centre!
https://www.playhq.com/afl/register/8260c4
