We would like to extend a huge thank you to the following volunteers who have helped out this fortnight:
WEEK 5
Rosie Wallis for driving Year 10 to their HASS excursion.
Jim Ray for driving the Secondary students to Northam.
WEEK 6
Bill Ray for driving the Secondary Students to Northam on Tuesday
Robert Ray for driving the Primary Students to Northam on Tuesday
Kim Ray for driving the Secondary Students to Northam on Friday.
During our Cross Curricular Assignment students have been learning about The Roles and Responsibilities of the Australian Government. They are able to identify the 3 levels of government and the roles of each level of Government in Australia. The students created a Tri Arama showing the different levels of government and the roles that they do
During English, the Year 3/4 students have been writing their own stories based on a fear. They began by creating an engaging introduction that clearly described the setting, helping the reader imagine where the story takes place. The students then worked on building up to a climax, where the most exciting or scary part of the story happens, before finishing with a resolution that explains how the problem or fear is solved.
Throughout the writing process, students have been focusing on making their writing more interesting and descriptive by adding adjectives to give the reader clearer images and details. They have also been learning about personification, where objects or elements of nature are described as if they have human qualities, which helps to make their stories more vivid and engaging.
The students have been working very hard on their stories and have shown great creativity and effort in developing their ideas and improving their writing.
All primary students have the codes in their diary for Lexia, Matific, IXL and languagenut which they are able to go on and practice at home.
Leavers Jackets finally arrived in Week 5, and our Year 12 students could not wait to show them off.
Our Year 10 students from Perth and regional campuses recently took part in a hands-on coastal care excursion at Cottesloe Beach.
Students learned about dune ecosystems, local plant species, and the importance of coastal conservation, while contributing directly by applying mulch, and assisting with restoration efforts.
The excursion provided a meaningful, real-world learning experience, allowing students to apply their classroom knowledge in a practical setting.
Feedback from the students was overwhelmingly positive, with many highlighting how enjoyable and educational it was to be actively involved in protecting the coastline.
We thank the Cottesloe Beach volunteers and staff for hosting us and look forward to returning next year.
Mr Matthew Robinson.
At OneSchool Global AU, all Year 10 students complete the Certificate III in Business as part of their curriculum. This qualification equips students with practical skills in administration, communication, and workplace technology - essential tools for success in senior study, part-time work, and future careers.
Completing the Certificate III in Business helps students develop confidence, organisation, and a professional mindset. It provides a real-world context for learning and gives every student a head start in understanding the business world.
We are proud to offer this program as a core part of Year 10, ensuring all students gain these valuable skills and are prepared for the next stage of their education and beyond. Students who complete all requirements will be awarded the national qualification - Certificate III in Business. Students who are only able to complete part of the qualification will still receive a statement of attainment, providing credit for the units they do achieve.
Your encouragement at home can make a real difference. We encourage parents to support their young person by discussing their learning, celebrating achievements, and encouraging them to apply the skills they are developing. Together, we can help every student succeed and make the most of this valuable qualification
Hi everyone! Were excited to share what we’re planning to start this term. This term as SLT we have decided to start holding fortnightly fundraisers to keep up the positive campus culture, this is a fundraiser not so much to make money but to create a happy, fun campus that kids look forward to coming to everyday. Last time we made pancakes for the kids recess and was a massive success so this coming Tuesday we will be making egg and bacon wraps for lunch. We hope that everyone will support and enjoy this fundraiser. It’s going to be egg-cellent, so don’t miss out!
Thanks from the student leadership team.
Please check the Sentral calendar as dates are added and can change
| Week 7 | |
|---|---|
| Mon 9th March | Primary Lego Spike Competition |
| Tues 10th March | Primary Lego Spike Competition |
| Wed 11th March | Primary Lego Spike Competition |
| NAPLAN - Writing | |
| Thurs 12th March | Primary Lego Spike Competition |
| NAPLAN - Reading | |
| Fri 13th March | Primary Lego Spike Competition |
| NAPLAN - Conventions of Language |
| Week 8 | |
|---|---|
| Mon 16th March | 2028 Incoming Year 3 Parent Webinar 1 |
| Tue 17 March | NAPLAN - Maths |
| Wed 18th March | |
| Thurs 19th March | |
| Fri 20th March | Secondary Athletics Carnival |
If you have any queries or concerns about anything happening in the school, please feel free to email admin.dalwallinu@au.oneschoolglobal.com.
Remember to be regularly accessing Canvas and Sentral via the Streamline App to view your students' grades and any calendar events in the future.
