Sports Update – Term 1, Week 7
Last week saw the SMC Rams Volleyball, AFL and Basketball teams make the trip out to Redeemer Lutheran College for Round 4 of GBC Sport.
Caleb Jones
Student Representative Council Raise Money for Compassion
Today (Friday, the 8th of March) our Student Representative Council sold muffins and Zooper Doopers to raise money for Compassion.
Primary Assembly – Term 1, Week 7
Congratulations to all the students who received awards at assembly this morning and well done to Mrs Mason’s Year 3 Class for winning the ‘Shah Award’ (for cleanliness).
Year 9s Make Lamingtons in Record Time
Our Year 9 students managed to bake, dip and role lamingtons in a 70 minute lesson.
Year 6 Persuasive Art
Today our Year 6s finished off their persuasive art piece. Each student chose a cause they cared about and used oil pastels to persuade others to make a change.
Sports Update – Term 1, Week 6
On Saturday, all our Primary teams made the trip out to Sheldon College. Both the 3/4 and 5/6 teams played against strong TSAC teams. The 3/4 TSAC team were graceous enough to loan us some player as we were short meaning all students played the whole game. Both SMC teams played well but were unable to secure the victory.
Our 3/4 and 5/6 Netball teams had strong games against TSAC as well. Both teams played wonderfully showing excellent skill and determinatoin to both come away with victories. Well done to both teams.
Devotion – Be More Flexible
Flexible people are happy people. They experience a lot less stress than the rigid types who insist on things always being done a certain way. One of the reasons inflexibility is so stressful is that we have to achieve our goals through thinking human beings who often have their own ideas, ideas different from ours. If you’re not the type who is receptive to new ways of doing things because you view them as a personal rejection of your own ideas, ask Jesus the Great Physician to perform some corrective surgery on you...
Kindy Students Try New Foods
Today our Kindy students smelt, tasted and ate some fruit and vegetables that were a bit different or we might not have tried in a long while.
Some fruit and vegetables we loved while some we decided we didn’t.
Leadership Development
The GRIP Student Leadership Conference was a wonderful opportunity for our Primary Student Leaders to grow in their understanding of what it means to be a proactive leader in their school. Students engaged in fun activities, were challenged in their thinking, and encouraged in their gifting. They were given many opportunities to collaborate with other students to discuss the ways they could develop their leadership and respond to issues in their school community.
Sports Update – Term 1, Week 5
Tomorrow, Secondary students play againts Ambrose Tracey for Volleyball and AFL and Brigidine in Basketball. Volleyball and Basketball are being played at Ambrose Tracey and AFL being played at Sherwood Districts Australian Football Club. Good luck to all teams.