SHAPE NEWS
SHAPE Week 2020 Onsite and Online
Last week our school community celebrated Sport, Health and PE Week with students and staff getting actively involved in a variety of activities during class, recess, lunch-time and before and after school.
This year’s activities were a little different to what we had experienced in the past, as we had some activities taking place remotely and online.
Congratulations to all students and staff who participated in the activities and well done to our 2020 SHAPE Week Winners. Can all winners please see Mr. D Marshall to collect your prize.
Sport Trivia Winners:
- Year 7 – Audrey Gerada
- Year 7 – Kelvin Jutee
- Year 8 – Ethan Doan
- Year 10 – Emily Gerada
Push-Up Challenge Winners:
- Year 7 Female – Audrey Gerada (OReilly) 56 push-ups to fatigue
- Year 7 Male – Nathan Lay (Reis) 55 push-ups to fatigue
Tunnel Ball Challenge:
- Vicky Huynh - 7 Snowy
- Maya Pion - 7 Snowy
- Violet Lutar - 7 Snowy
- Shareen Dhillon - 7 Kiewa
- Jack Lowe - 7 Kiewa
- Christopher Dang - 7 Kiewa
- Kayden Luzar - 7 Kiewa
- Jayden Attard - 7 Kiewa
- Caleb Tapuala-Unasa - 7 Wimmera
- Adrian Barbar - 7 Wimmera
Footy Colours Day – Raising Funds for the Fight Cancer Foundation
A very big thank you to our Year 7 Team of staff, Mr. Mead and our students and parents for their support of our Footy Colours Day. Last Thursday 22nd October, students and staff wore their favouite AFL, Rugby or Soccer teams' colours to raise awareness and funds for the Fight Cancer Foundation. We would like to thank all those who contributed as we raised $200, which will go towards helping young people with cancer to continue learning during treatment and recovery. For more information or to donate to this great cause go to: www.footycoloursday.com.au
Here are some links to remote SHAPE Activities:
- Explore the Virtual Australian Sports Museum – take a self-guided tour of the Australian Sports Museum.
- Mindfulness Colouring – Between Sessions and Youth Focus
- Active Victoria Self-Guided Session
- Smoothies from Home
As always it was the efforts of many hands working together to ensure a fun filled week. On behalf of the school leadership team, I would like to thank our Health and PE Team for assisting with the many activities and ensuring our school community is looking after our health and wellbeing.
Mr. Dale Marshall
Health and Physical Education Leader
SHAPE Challenge
While learning from home the SHAPE Team has encouraged our students to look after their physical and mental health by completing various physical, recreational and mindfulness activities each and every day.
Students who completed a minimum of five SHAPE Challenges per week were rewarded with a Subway Voucher, kindly donated by our local Subway in Delahey. We would like to congratulate all students who participated in looking after their health and wellbeing during a challenging time. The CRC St Albans school community would also like to sincerely thank Atual Dip and his team from Subway Delahey for their community support and supporting our SHAPE Challenge initiative.
SHAPE Challenge Update
Well done to the following students who successfully completed at least 5 of the CRC SHAPE Challenge 2.0 activities in weeks 2 and 3 of this Term. Year 7 students did not take part in the challenge this term as they were back at school.
WEEK 2:
| YEAR 8 | YEAR 9 |
| Arwen Godino |
Bawi Boi Julie Pham Martina Tran Cayden Aguila Roaa Aluoka Hinh Ho Nikola Markic Vincent Nguyen |
| YEAR 9 |
|
Bawi Boi Julie Pham Martina Tran Cayden Aguila Roaa Aluoka Hinh Ho Nikola Markic Vincent Nguyen |
The points tally for the SHAPE Challenge are below:
| CORBETT - 11 pts | GUELEN - 7 pts | O'REILLY - 8 pts | REIS - 4 pts |
O’Reilly is still in the lead and has moved ahead slightly of the other Houses. There are still lots of activities that you can take part in this term to help earn points for your House team.
O'Reilly: 236
Corbett: 215
Guelen: 215
Reis: 210.