Yum! Sushi!

Here we are eating some sushi that Jessica and Natalya's mum made to raise money for Japan. We could choose between chicken, prawn, salmon or vegetable. As you can see we really enjoyed it.

Mufti Day for Japan

Today we had a red and white mufti day to raise money for the people of Japan. Our thoughts and prayers are with them at this difficult and challenging time. Thank you for your contributions.

Rainbow Fish

We have read the story 'The Rainbow Fish' in class. We have used this story to create an underwater picture of the Rainbow Fish.


First we drew seaweed onto a white piece of paper and then we dyed the paper blue.


Next we cut out a fish template and painted the head, fins and tail of the fish.


After that, we cut out colourful scales and glued them onto our fish. We couldn't forget those shiny silver scales that Rainbow Fish shared with his friends.

Finally we glued our fish onto the underwater background.


Our pictures will be displayed in the office from the 9th of April and in the corridor outside our classroom.

Mercy Charism

This week we have been lucky enough to have a member of our class awarded the Mercy Charism cross.

During the week anyone that is demonstrating qualities from our Mercy Charism is given a token to put into the Mercy Charism box.


Each week a name is drawn out of the special wooden box made by Alex and Annie Armstrong's dad. The cross remains in the class of the child it is awarded to until the next assembly.


Our Mercy Charism qualities are:

• Being Fair and Just
• Caring for others
• Trust in God
• Welcoming
• Serving others
• Love and Compassion

Daily Jump Jam

Here we are taking part in one of our daily Jump Jam routines. We look forward to it every day. A DVD is played on the Interactive Whiteboard for us to follow. Thank you to the PTA who purchased this for our school.

Jack Rabbit

Yesterday Josh brought Jack Rabbit. We held Jack Rabbit and he peed on the floor. Jack Rabbit came to school to Room 3. He came to school in a cage. Jack Rabbit is a lop rabbit. His ears hang down.
Scarlett

Josh brought Jack Rabbit and we got to hold him. He peed under Miss Swney's chair.
Bella-Rose


Yesterday Josh brought his rabbit to school. His name was Jack Rabbit. I got to hold Jack Rabbit and pat him. He was soft. Jack Rabbit did pee under Miss Swney's chair. Jack Rabbit was a lop rabbit and he was black. Josh's nana took Jack Rabbit home at half past nine. Jack Rabbit was 11 weeks old. He liked running around the circle in Room 3. He scratched some people. It was fun when we held Jack Rabbit. He was cool.
Ella

Yesterday Josh brought Jack Rabbit to school. He was cute and cuddly. I liked him. He had black fur and floppy ears. Jack Rabbit was funny. He was soft. He was a lop rabbit. It was fun holding him. He ate carrots and he peed under Miss Swney's chair. He came to school in a cage.
Mackenzie




Jack Rabbit and Josh came to play in the classroom. Jack Rabbit peed. His ears were floppy.
Kade

Yesterday Josh brought Jack Rabbit to school. He was soft, cute and black. He had black eyes and he ate rabbit food. He peed under Miss Swney's chair.
Pyper



Yesterday Josh brought Jack Rabbit to school. He peed under Miss Swney's chair and that was funny. He was black and he was a lop rabbit. Jack Rabbit ate pellets.
Laura

Yesterday Josh brought Jack Rabbit to Room 3 and he had a lot of food. I got to pat him. Josh was so happy that he ran around. JAck Rabbit was a lop rabbit. He peed under Miss Swney's chair. I like Jack Rabbit because he looked cute. He felt like a cushion and he was so soft. Josh's nana brought his rabbit to Room 3. Jack Rabbit was scared. He had carrots and other food to eat.
Sarah

A new Bible

Yesterday at assembly Sister Maria presented a member of our class with a new bible. We have already started looking at it, treating it with respect and reverence.