NEWS FROM OUR STUDENT LEADERS
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR ESSENTIAL WORKERS & PARENTS
We are not the only ones finding this time of isolation and remote learning difficult, our parents and guardians are too. They are working hard to keep us safe and supported. As a student body, we would like to acknowledge them with a magazine of thanks.
Please click on the following link to access our 'Thank You' magazine:
CRC-SA PODCAST - EPISODE 4 OUT NOW
CRC-SA Podcast Episode 3 - Mental Health and Well Being
Episode 4 has been uploaded and is now ready for your eager ears!
This week we explore mental health and well being!
Part 1 - Former solider Private Bond takes us on a journey through his experiences in the army and the daily life of a soldier.
Part 2 - Rachael Lynch gives us some insight into her experiences as a Hockeyroos goal keeper and an R U OK? ambassador.
Both speakers shed light on mental health and well being and provide advice on how to get through trying times such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here is the link:
https://open.spotify.com/show/1Qsi0MNjyOva9BaNZv2McR?si=w7wrGc-QQpCN9RV-kg3yxQ
We will be back again after the holidays exploring some new and and exciting topics.
Have a great break everyone!
Photographic Challenge
Seeing the world with a new perspective.
Take up the weekly challenge and send in your photo to view and share. Each week will be a different theme; the challenge is to take that photo.
This week’s theme is:
Something we are thankful for during lockdown
Closing Date: Wednesday 7th October
Submissions to: photos@crcstalbans.com.au
To enter the Photography Challenge, make sure that:
- It must be your photo
- There's no such thing as a good or bad photograph
- It is your interpretation of the theme
- No online photo or image
This is a photographic challenge so try to demonstrate your photographic skills by looking at: composition, color, leading lines, originality, editing.
To participate send your photos to:
- jpeg format
- Cropping to square (iphone editing)
- Send with your name, year level, Photo Challenge No 1.
- A short explanation of your photo
If you are using a serious DSLR camera, digital SLR or a phone camera, it doesn’t matter. Photos will be selected and recognized each week in our school newsletter. Student leaders are working towards a platform for viewing all photos, yet to be determined. Tips and hints to be suggested by in house experts.
Here's some images from Mr Tobin and our Student Leaders, and what they are grateful for.....
