Dear Parents,
I wonder if you've noticed that some of the work coming home from school is printed in a different font. This font is called Dyslexie font and is designed for people with dyslexia to make reading, learning and working easier.
Every letter is uniquely shaped and increases the ease of reading for people with dyslexia.
It was designed by a Dutch dyslexic student who felt it helped him to read more easily.
We've installed it on our computers for everyone to use - it's very subtly different.
Friday, 22 June 2018
Wednesday, 13 June 2018
WEATHER REPORTS #3
Here is a copy of our third (and final) collection of weather reports from our guest weather reporters. A huge 'thank you' goes to our special helpers! We've really enjoyed receiving your information and photos. We've been able to use a variety of tools to collect, graph and compare the weather in our focus locations. What fun we've had!
SAVE THE DATE!!
Please see the attached flyer regarding our special Maths Night next Term. Save the date! It will be a fabulous evening.
Friday, 8 June 2018
Word Mania - Literacy Planet - Practice Rounds open NOW!
Get ready for an awesome competition that will take your
The Word Mania Practice Rounds are now open with the competition
starting from 30 July 2018.
Our school, and all our students are registered
- you only have to log in and play!
You can check out how Year 1 sits on the Practice Rounds Leader boards here
Play and raise funds for the Australian Literacy & Numeracy Foundation!
LiteracyPlanet will donate $40 for every million words built during Word Mania 2018!
Word Mania has been shown to improve the variety of skills involved - including phonics, spelling, vocabulary and word knowledge - on average by 36%
Extreme Reading - where are your favourite places?
I wonder where you settle down to read a good book?
The lounge, the family room, your bedroom or do you have more unusual places to pick up a book?










Send your images to bayviewoffice@stlukes.nsw.edu.au with your name and class for a chance to win a Star Reader prize bag
Tuesday, 5 June 2018
DOUBLES! DOUBLES! WE CAN ADD DOUBLES!
By popular demand . . . . here is the Youtube clip we used today to help us learn our 'doubles facts' :-)
WEATHER REPORTS #2
Last week we received our second round of information from our Weather Reporters. It is so exciting to receive their emails, photos and information. We have had some really good discussions about what we are finding out from the data we are collecting.
From our reading on cyclones, we discovered that they form over warm water. Having studied the map of where cyclones have occurred (usually in the far north of Australia), we formed the hypothesis that places in the north of Australia are warmer than those in the south. So far, our weather data has supported this hypothesis! We look forward to receiving our third and final communication from our wonderful helpers this week.
From our reading on cyclones, we discovered that they form over warm water. Having studied the map of where cyclones have occurred (usually in the far north of Australia), we formed the hypothesis that places in the north of Australia are warmer than those in the south. So far, our weather data has supported this hypothesis! We look forward to receiving our third and final communication from our wonderful helpers this week.
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