Visual Art – Clay Creations 

This term in Visual Art, students have been experimenting with clay and building on their skills from previous years. Each year level has created unique artworks using hand building techniques.

These masterpieces will be proudly displayed in classrooms during the Open Classroom Afternoon on Monday, 22nd September. Be sure to come along and see their creativity in action.

Well done to all our talented young artists.

Clay Bird – Pinch pot base
By Mirabel S C, Kuralbrang (Room 1), Year 1

Clay Frog – Pinch pot base
By Lulu L, Moodgar (Room 7), Year 2

Clay African Mask – Slab base with added coils
By Sora B, Marri (Room 10), Year 4

Greek Vase – Hand-built with coils
By Vivienne C, Biara (Room 13), Year 5

House Athletics Carnival

Last Friday we held our annual House Athletics Carnival, a day filled with fantastic competition, enthusiasm, determination, and wonderful sportsmanship. While details of individual championships and results can be found in the Sports section of this newsletter, every child who participated should feel very proud of their efforts – you were all champions!

A big thank you to our staff and student leaders who helped the day run so smoothly, and families who came to support our students. A special acknowledgement to Mr Stephens for his organisation of this fantastic event.

Congratulations Sakeenah A

Congratulations to Sakeenah A who was a finalist in the South Perth Young Writer’s Competition. Sakeenah received a Highly Commended Award for her story “The Years that Ceased to Matter.”

The award ceremony was held at the South Perth Civic Centre last Thursday evening, and we are incredibly proud of her wonderful achievement.

Sakeenah’s published story, along with all other winning entries, can be enjoyed in the anthology now available in our school library.

Congratulations, Sakeenah