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It has been an eventful fourth term that marks the end of 6C.

I wish to thank all the students for their contributions and wish them well for 2009, as they enter what will be a productive year with their two new teachers.

I can't believe it is the second last week of Term.

Everyone has been practising for the skipping event next Thursday.

We had our Swing Off on Wednesday and most students were able to meet the design criteria!

Now, we are practising for our assembly. I have decided to cut out the first role-plays to save time, and let everyone focus on the role-plays to do with each virtue.

As the week draws to a close, I wish my readers one thing, that they treat others as they would like to be treated.

Although it is Friday, it feels as if we are beginning a new school week. The exhibition holidays have certainly muddled me up!

We have managed to explore some new and old concepts, such as prefixes, percentages, and conferencing.

On Tuesday we were even lucky enough to meet two Olympic Torch Relay Runners. Photos of this event (with our faces modified) will be up on the Ning soon!

Today we celebrated the Feast of the Assumption in Church and I got to colour in an assumption picture with Prep… Continue

Hello again,
Thankyou to all the members of 6C for your great discussion posts and for the fantastic way you have dived into the Ning world!
This last week was almost as busy as the previous week.
We started some serious skipping and I was more than impressed with everyone's figure eight drills!
We celebrated Acts of Random Kindness Day - ARK :) by bringing in everything from toilet paper to toothpaste for our drought-stricken neighbours.
We also had a decimal… Continue

Hello!

This week has certainly been filled with activities, events and interesting weather.

At the beginning of the week we were treated to a special assembly on pilgrims and listened to 'Recieve the Power' by Guy Sebastian and Paulini. It reminded me of my cousin Carla who came all the way from Swaziland to celebrate World Youth Day in Sydney.

As the week continued, we spent our afternoons practising hymns for Grandparent's Day (which I am sure will be a hit tomorrow!).

Before… Continue