POSITIVE BEHAVIOURS FOR LEARNING
Our PB4L focus for Week 8 is Playground Soccer.
In the explicit teaching lessons, the expected behaviours taught will be:
1. Use the ball with your class name on it
2. Dribble the ball
3. Pass the ball with the side of my foot
4. Shoot the ball with the side of my foot
5. Shoot the ball in the attacking half
6. Roll the ball when I am the goalkeeper
7. Tackle the ball standing up
8. Keep my hands to myself
Our PB4L focus for Week 9 is Handball
In the explicit teaching lessons, the expected behaviours taught will be:
1. Follow the rules
2. Line up away from the squares and stay in line
3. Stay in your square
4.Serve the ball fairly
5. Hit the ball with an open hand at the height of the ball
6. Hit the ball to another person after hitting to the same person 3 times
7. Take my outs - Fair unanimous decision - vote
We would very much appreciate you discussing these weekly focuses with your children and reviewing the expected and non-acceptable behaviours in our endeavour to see that St Patrick’s is a more respectful, responsible, and safe learning community for all.
PB4L Data
It is with pride that I inform you that since school has begun 55 students were given
Citizenship, Merit or Library Awards whilst there were 5 incidents of Inappropriate
behaviour recorded.
Please strive to act respectfully, responsibly, and safely girls and boys.
ONLINE SAFETY
You may be aware that we recently had a visit from The Illawarra Area Command Police
Youth Liaison officers Senior Constables Naomi Jones and Danny Kotevski.
During their visit they spoke with our Stage 2 and 3 (Years 3-6) students about online safety. To complement their presentation and conscious of student use of digital technology daily at school and at home, we wish to inform parents and carers of the esafety commissioner (esafety), a government agency dedicated to keeping people safer online.
Their purpose is to help safeguard all Australians from online harms and to promote safer, more positive online experiences. The esafety commissioner (esafety), uses research, evidence and experience to lead and advise on online safety issues and deliver comprehensive services that are compassionate and focused on people.Should you wish to learn more then please access:
Mr Gavan Hoctor
Assistant Principal