Eastern Regional Swimming Championships
We would like to congratulate Jayde, Liam and Amelia on their fantastic achievement in qualifying for and competing at the Easter Regional Swimming Carnival held at Aquanation on March 31. This is a wonderful accomplishment and a reflection of their dedication, perseverance and commitment to their training.
We are incredibly proud of the way they represented our school, demonstrating great sportsmanship and effort throughout the day. All three students performed exceptionally well and should be very proud of their achievements.
A special congratulations to Amelia, who has qualified for the State Championships in the 11 Girls Multiclass Freestyle, Breaststroke and Backstroke events, to be held on April 23. This is an outstanding accomplishment, and we wish her the very best as she competes at the next level.
State Swimming Championships
We would like to congratulate Amelia on her outstanding performance at the recent State Swimming Championships.
Competing in her multiclass events, Amelia demonstrated incredible determination, skill and composure against some of the best swimmers in the state.
Amelia achieved a fantastic set of results, placing 2nd in the 50m Backstroke, 3rd in the 50m Breaststroke and 4th in the 50m Freestyle.
These are exceptional achievements at such a high level of competition and are a true reflection of her hard work and commitment.
We are extremely proud of Amelia and the way she represented our school, and we look forward to celebrating her continued success in the future.
Jump Rope for Heart Day
This year, our school has participated in Jump Rope for Heart. Students learnt and practiced various skipping activities as part of their PE program over Term 1 and had fun skipping together out in the yard at recess and lunch. Jump Rope for Heart is a fundraising program that raises money for the Heart Foundation and helps to keep our kids active.
Last Wednesday, we celebrated this program by holding a Jump Off Day. Our students raised money for the Heart Foundation and participated in various skipping activities for the afternoon. A big thanks goes to Mr Pearce for organising the activities and the Grade 6 leaders for helping to run the different skipping stations on the day.
It was a great success with the school raising over $900 for the foundation.
Coming soon . . .
