👏 Recognising Positive Behaviour! 👏
Today we celebrated students who consistently demonstrated our PBL expectations and earned a well-deserved PBL certificate. Congratulations! 🌟
Students continued to practise their understanding of the expectation, ‘I Move Quietly and Safely Around the School.’ Every quiet step, calm voice and safe choice helps create a respectful learning environment where everyone can succeed. 🚶📚
Keep leading by example—we’re incredibly proud of you! 💚💛
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I Move Quietly and Safely Around the School
This week, students will continue to practise moving quietly and safely around the school throughout the day. By consistently walking calmly, using quiet voices and following staff directions, students build responsible habits that help create a safe, calm and positive environment for everyone.
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🌟 Week 5 is here! 🌟
A new week means plenty to look forward to at St. Leonard’s! 🎉 Check out what’s happening across the school this week and get ready for another busy week of learning, activities and making memories together. 💚💛❤️
We can’t wait to see everyone back and ready for a great Week 5! 🙌
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Today, we celebrate the incredible leadership, dedication and care that Ms Lowther and Mrs Foale brings to our school community every single day. 💚
Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our students, staff and families, and for creating a school where everyone is encouraged to learn, grow and thrive. Both of your passion, vision and support make a difference in countless ways, and we are so grateful for all that both of you do.
Happy Principal’s Day! 💐✨
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Our Artimalia Clay Creations
Over the past few weeks, students have been busy modelling with earthenware clay in preparation for our Artimalia Student Art Show.
You may notice that the clay models are changing colour as they dry. This is a normal part of the clay-making process. As the water slowly leaves the clay, the colour becomes lighter.
The models need to dry completely before they can be placed in our kiln, which takes approximately two weeks. Once they are fully dry, they will be bisque fired, making them strong and ready for the next exciting step—glazing! Students will then use colourful glazes to bring their creations to life before the final firing.
We can’t wait to share the finished artworks with you at our Artimalia Student Art Show later this term! #artimalia #art #artshow #stleonardsprimaryschool