Transition

 

The transition to high school is an important time for our Year 6 students and a group boarded a bus to visit St Columba’s Springwood to check out the “big school”.

The move from primary to high school may be considered a key ‘rite of passage’ as students move from one level of schooling to another.

Such a move generally requires a change of school, mixing with a new and different peer group, learning new forms of school organisation and having many more teachers – with each perhaps having a different teaching style.

High schools are, in most cases, significantly larger than primary schools and students are required to move to different locations throughout the day for their various classes.

That’s why Our Lady of Nativity takes extra care with its students in the transition to high school.

 

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  • 14 Apr 2024

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    This week we launched The Gumnut Gardening Club. These children have volunteered their time to work in our garden during their lunch break. We are hoping to have gardening goals that we will achieve each week. These goals will eventually lead to a beautiful functioning garden that will look gorgeous and also produce things that we can use and eat. This week’s goal was to learn about our worm farms. We fed our little worm friends for the holidays and put them to bed. We also did a lot of cleaning up and created an enormous pile of fern fronds so our garden beds look tidy.

    11 Apr 2024

    From Facebook
    Today, Elliott shared with Stage 3 how he and his sister marched in the ANZAC Parade as a cadet at the Paceway. We're very proud of you, Elliott!

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