Aspiring to Excellence
St Leonard’s Catholic Primary School, Glen Waverley, is committed to providing a safe and caring educational environment for the students in our care. We aim to provide a learning environment, which is friendly, welcoming and secure, where children, parents and teachers work in unison to support and nurture each individual. We endeavour to provide the educational resources and physical facilities necessary to enhance the learning environment for all students.
LATEST NEWS
😎 Shades on, smiles on! 😎
This Friday we’re celebrating Sunnies for Sight Day and asking everyone to keep an eye out for their favourite pair of sunnies! 🕶️
Whether you’re rocking a classic look or something a little more spec-tacular, join us in raising awareness for a great cause, the Fred Hollows Foundation, while having some fun. We can’t wait to see all the bright styles on display!
Don’t miss the chance to make a spectacle of yourself and help us focus on making a difference. 👓✨
#SunniesForSightDay #LookingGoodDoingGood #EyeSeeWhatYouDidThere #SpecTacularStyle #stleonardsglenwaverley
This week, we are excited to introduce our school value of Resilience. 🌱
Resilience helps us to keep trying, learn from challenges and grow stronger every day. We encourage our students to face challenges with courage, determination and a positive mindset.
#schoolvalues #resilience #PBL #SchoolCommunity #stleonardsglenwaverley
As we wrap up Term 2, there are still plenty of exciting events happening around our school community! We wish all of our students and families a wonderful end to the term and hope everyone enjoys a safe, relaxing and well-deserved holiday break. Thank you for a fantastic term filled with learning, growth and memorable moments. 🌟📚☀️#week10 #stleonardsglenwaverley
🖍️✨ Our Year 1/2 students have been using The Day the Crayons Quit as their mentor text and exploring the feelings and perspectives of each colourful character!
Using the crayons’ letters as inspiration, students thought carefully about how each crayon might be feeling and explained the reasons behind those emotions. From feeling overworked and forgotten to feeling proud and appreciated, their creativity and empathy truly shone through. 💭❤️
We are so proud of the thoughtful writing and colourful illustrations they created!
📬 Stay tuned… our young authors are now taking the next step and writing persuasive letters from the perspective of classroom objects. We can’t wait to share what they come up with next!
#TheDayTheCrayonsQuit #StudentVoice #CreativeWriting #stleonardsprimaryschool
On Monday the 15th, the Year 3/4 students went to the Melbourne Museum. When we arrived, we split into our classes and began our activities. We learned about the First Peoples Gallery, explored the Milarri Garden, and took part in a scavenger hunt. We also looked at dinosaur bones and examined both live and dead bugs. It was an interesting and enjoyable day. - Janessa (3/4 F) #stleonardsprimaryschool #melbournemuseum #learning