Mulwala Public School

Mac, Billie, Harsha, Kora, Henry, Corey, Rex, Zayde, Evelyn - Welcome to our School

Tilly - excellent understanding of three digit numbers.

Ciara, Xavier, Hunter and Koopa - participating in The Play Project Intensive Program

Livai, Ezra and Alexander W - Welcome to our School

Mia and Poppy - participating in the Godfather Tennis Tournament.

Amity - independent learning during literacy activities and supporting others.

Harper and Skyla - fantastic decoding and reading during literacy rotations.

Blair and Grace - Welcome to our School

Ciara and Remi - working hard to learn new concepts in Maths.

Nevaeh, Remi, Scarlett and Zali - attending Portsea Summer Camp.

Alex - trying his best during reading activities to improve his reading fluency.

Hunter D - showing great determination and improvement during swimming lessons.

Charlie - asking interesting questions and using problem solving skills in Science.

On the 9th of February, Years 2-6 enjoyed going down to the public pool and competing in novelty events as well as 50-100m swims. The people who could not swim 50m went into either 25m races or the novelty events. As the kids were coming back for their events with a big smile on their faces we could tell that they had had fun. More of the older kids enjoyed competing in harder events like 100m freestyle and 50m backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. One of the hardest ones was definitely the individual medley, which Nevaeh and Nancy competed in. We think one of our many highlights was when everyone enjoyed cheering on their house. The lovely P and C also provided sausages for $1. Thank you to the  P and C for coming down, Corowa High School and Yarrawonga P-12 students came down to help timekeep for the events.

Good luck to Nancy, Zali, Poppy, Mia, Harper, Harley, Layla, Scarlett and Nevaeh. The relay team is Nancy, Layla, Scarlett and Nevaeh. Congratulations to those who have made it on and have an awesome time at the zone swimming carnival.

By Remi and Nancy

When we got to the Yarrawonga lake we got sorted into our groups. My group was first to do CPR. It was lots of fun. We had to answer questions like how many compressions. There are 30 compressions and 2 breaths. It was hard to learn.

Then we learnt what to say when we call the Ambulances like where you are we also had to learn what the water signs ment. After we had to get our life jackets on and we got to jump off the deep end.

We had to pretend that we were on the Titanic and there was a driver and a DJ and then we had to jump in the water and then we had to huddle up to all the people and then someone would go away and then we would have to go and get her or him and then we get someone to go in the middle of the circle.

The next group we had to have a partner and we had to have a flotation device. My partner was Nancy. We had to rescue our partner with something that was floating. Our last group was bodyboarding. 

It was very fun. We had races then we splash and made waves and the person at the start of the line would have to try and get through the waves. The bodybords are very slippery. It was fun to rescue our partner with the bodybords and of course it was a race to make it more fun. We had to have straight arms so the bodybord did not flip over.   

By Nevaeh and Zali

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