It’s the Perryman Pass

When a goal is set, best practise is to evaluate, restate and continue. Last week I set a goal; every child in the school would bring a piece of work they are proud of and show me by 22 November. Here is my analysis;

Evaluate

result          0%

reason- possibly not enough incentive.

Restate or modify

I will thank and reward every child in the school when they bring a piece of work to me that they are proud of.

Keep going

We don’t always get the desired results, it takes time.

If your child still has their Perryman Pass, please encourage them to come and see me, if they don’t please encourage them to come and see me anyway. Here is another pass just in case.

PERRYMAN PASS

Once you have chosen a piece of work you are proud of,

ask your teacher if it is OK for you to use your PERRYMAN PASS

Bring your PERRYMAN PASS to Mrs Chauvier and let her know you would like to use your PERRYMAN PASS.

You can use your pass between 2pm and 3pm.

The process of goal setting is an important part of learning and student’s set learning goals for themselves on a regular basis. The gold is in the process of achieving the goal. Resilience, critical thinking, modifying and taking action are all essential skills for our students development.

I wonder what your child’s goal is at the moment?

Peace be with you

Caz Perryman

Dear Parents and Carers,

This year the staff have been learning about the Berry St Model for caring for children who are vulnerable or have trauma in their lives. Everybody goes through trauma at some point, such as loss of a loved one, family separation, violence, medical trauma, or bullying. The key is extra support and positivity throughout this time. The Berry St Model is really for all children as it looks at body regulation and mindfulness; building positive relationships; developing stamina; engagement in learning; and knowing your values and strengths (character) – skills for life! The things we are doing that build positive classrooms are: morning circle time, brain breaks, positive primers, mindful colouring, meditation, using golden statements and teaching the skills to regulate and manage stress.

Enjoy your weekend in the sunshine and find some time for yourself as well as your kids!

Mary Kite

On Wednesday 30^th October K-2 classes attend a retreat day at Tahtra. Classes were at three different venues, Kianinny Bay, Tathra Beach & Mogareeka. Year 9 students from Lumen Christi facilitated three teaching and learning sessions in which students participated in games, meditation & reflective activities that focused on stewardship. Thank you to the Lumen Christi staff and students who were involved. The day was enjoyed by all.

 

 

Lumen Christi Year 7, 2020 Orientation Day
Friday, 29 November 2019 – 9:00am to 3:20pm

Students wear their primary sports uniform and runners.  They should bring their pencil case, recess, lunch, drink & hat.  A sausage sizzle will be held at lunchtime. Please do not hesitate to contact Sandra Foley from Lumen Christi if you have any questions.

Lost Uniform

Students often take their jumpers off and on at school. This can result in lost jumpers. Could you please check the name on your children’s clothing, if it is not your child's clothing please drop the piece of clothing to the front office where it can be returned to the rightful owner.

Junior Primary Swimming - Active Kids Vouchers

Bega Pool have informed us that the $100 active kid’s vouchers cannot be used for school swimming lessons.

School Fees

School Fees are due no later than Friday 15^th November, thank you to those families who have already paid their fees.

November 2^nd - All Souls Day – The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed. Mass of All Souls will be celebrated at Bega Cemetery, 7am. BYO chair.

November is a special time in the Catholic Church to pray for the dead. All weekday masses in November are offered for those who have passed away. If you wish to add the names of loved ones to the November list please label an envelope ‘November list’ and include the names on notepaper and leave at the school or parish office or on the 2^nd collection at Sunday Mass. It is customary to include a small donation.

For those considering becoming a Catholic or for those who wish to deepen their understanding, the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) will commence 6pm Thursday 14^th November back of the St Pat’s Church-   continuing each week during School terms - until Easter 2020.

There is no obligation to becoming a Catholic, but it is a time to discern the call to become Catholic by exploring the faith, traditions and community of the Catholic Church. For more info please contact me.   luke.verrell@cg.org.au

School Route Number & Name Changes

from Monday 28 October 2019

All School route numbers and names will updated from Monday 28 October 2019

The newly standardisedschool route numbers and names will ensure that school buses are easily identifiable. All new school bus numbers will start with a capital ‘S’ followed by a new 3 digit bus number, e.g. S100.

You can access further information in the following ways:

• Ask for the Schedule of School Route Service Changes from the school office.
• Contact Scarlett Buses on (0428) 489 458
• Contact Transport for NSW via transportnsw.info

Schedule of School Route Service Changes