St Joseph's Primary School O'Connor

POKEMON CLUB with Mrs Jaram
At Pokémon club today we did card trading, a dance break and bingo. I enjoy helping the little kids learn about the characters, and doing the activities is a bunch of fun too.
Written by Lyndsae B

Year 5 enjoyed their visit to the Deep Space Station today. Zero students were abducted by aliens but many are now planning to apply for astronaut school!

Less than three weeks to go... and it is getting colder overnight. Help me to make a difference by contributing to the 2026 Vinnies CEO Sleepout.

https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraisers/camerontarrant/act

WALKING CLUB
Walking club is so much fun with Miss Martens. This club is on Mondays at first break. What we like about Walking Club is that you can come and talk with friends or the teachers out in the fresh air, and soak up the beautiful sun.
Written by Audrey B - 6 Silver

Can you help? We are seeking donations of 1-2 porta robe boxes for our Light up Lyneham installation.
Please let us know if you have one that you are happy to donate !

REMINDER - School Photos!
MSP Photography will be at St Joseph’s taking school photos TOMORROW. Students are to be dressed in full winter uniform (even if it is normally their sport uniform day). Sibling photos will be taken throughout the day and available for purchase from the front office. Information regarding ordering photo packs has been communicated direct from MSP via the Compass app.

Thank you to our Year 6 students for their respectful acknowledgement of National Sorry Day. Our school community gathered this afternoon to remember and reflect on these events.

What a lovely way to start a Friday, walking to school for National Walk to School Day. Well done to the students, parents, and staff who came along!

Dance Dance Dance! Our Foundation, Year 1 and Year 2 students have been working on a variety of different skills with Mackenzie from Footsteps Dance Company . The focus this year is to improve fundamental movement skills, expressive skills and choreographic exploration.
Ask your students about what dance they're learning and see if you can pick up the moves!