Thursday, 1 June 2017

Reponsible Pet Ownership

Some snippets of writing about today's RPO session...

On Friday I was extremely excited to see Cherry! Chloe

It was so good I was over the moon! Micaela

I was STUNNED by how much I remembered from last year.  Lucy

A Visit from Cherry
Today we met Cherry. Before we did it, I was full of excitement! She was the ultimate super puppy. Isla

Cherry was fantastic to see. It was amazing to see Deb's dog. I felt great. Zephyr

I was so amazed to see Cherry. Ivy


Now for some pictures...

Walk right on past a dog you don't know.
Never go near an eating dog.

Or this might happen!
Stand still, as quietly as a mouse, and look down, if you meet an angry dog.
After politely asking the owner if you may please pat their dog, let it sniff your hand.

Keep your thumb tucked in.

Stroke from the neck along the back.
Don/t forget to say thank you.






JSC at SC

Check out this little guy! One of our Junior School Councillors made a guest appearance at the grown-up School Council. He told the adults about the fundraising days we have planned, the dates that we'd like them, and the charities that we are supporting. He was very charming! School Council approved all of our ideas. :)


Stay tuned for our first dress up day, which is coming up SOON!

Week 7 Awards

Students of the Week





Bluearth





Friday, 26 May 2017

Junior School Councillors

Congratulations to this year's grade 1/2 JSC representatives. These children will give up lunchtimes, speak at assemblies, share news with their grades and make some very important decisions about who we help and how. Well done to you all!

Week 6 Awards

Congratulations everybody!





Bluearth Awards





Measuring Monty

Each of our 1/2 grades has thoroughly enjoyed their visits to Serendip and, back at school, we have completed plenty of follow up work. We have measured jumps, graphed data, written information reports and produced slideshows. Here are some children from 1/2P estimating how long they think Monty the black-headed python is, measuring their estimate, and then comparing this to his actual length. Suffice to say - he's a very long snake!