Autumn 2010 - St Luke's Anglican School
Autumn 2010 - St Luke's Anglican School
Autumn 2010 - St Luke's Anglican School
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THESTLUKE’SWAY <strong>Autumn</strong> Edition <strong>2010</strong><br />
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ELC Capers<br />
<strong>2010</strong> has brought many changes to the<br />
ELC. A new classroom, new staff and<br />
new students! We have had a great<br />
time getting to know each other! With<br />
the addition of a new kindergarten<br />
classroom we now offer two Prepreparatory<br />
classes.<br />
The Kindergarten welcomed our newest<br />
additions to <strong>St</strong> Luke’s with the program in<br />
Term 1 focusing on settling the children<br />
into their new environment as they got to<br />
know their teachers and classmates.<br />
With Term 1 being very wet due to what<br />
seemed like endless rain, cabin fever did<br />
set in several times, so we had to get<br />
creative and use up some of our energy<br />
inside with lots of music and movement.<br />
Every chance we got, we went outside for<br />
a much needed run! We became good at weather watching<br />
and the children were quick to point out when the rain had<br />
stopped!<br />
Our After <strong>School</strong> Care team has grown to cater for the<br />
increased number of children, and the ladies have shown<br />
great enthusiasm and commitment to providing a program that<br />
children of all ages can enjoy.<br />
We have had a great start to the year, and we look forward<br />
to watching our children continue to grow and develop during<br />
their time with us at the ELC!<br />
Year 1 Has Nursery Rhyme Fun<br />
On the last day of Term 1, Year 1 swapped their<br />
school uniforms to enter the magical world of<br />
nursery rhymes. Mary brought along her little<br />
lamb, mice ran up clocks, Jack and Jill fetched pails<br />
of water and many other marvellous characters<br />
shared the day with their friends and families.<br />
A slight shower of rain did little to dampen the<br />
spirits, and before long everyone was able to<br />
venture outside into the sunshine to participate<br />
in activities such as egg and spoon races, bucket<br />
filling competitions and special horse races.<br />
Nursery rhymes continue to be a part of<br />
childhood. They help teach children awareness<br />
of language, teach musical knowledge,<br />
help with memory, but most of all they are<br />
fun and that is exactly what Year 1 did with<br />
them on Nursery Rhyme Day - they had fun!