Congratulations to Athena Evgeniadis of Year 9 and Arthur Millaras of Year 10, who both won MVP honours for Oakleigh Grammar at Tuesday’s EISM 5-A-Side Futsal Competition. Athena also won the award as ‘top female goal scorer’ from all girls teams during the tournament. Athena 
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Through their study on First Contacts, the students in Year 4 have been inquiring into how Indigenous peoples are connected to the land, and how they were affected by European migration. They have considered many perspectives, and have been making connections with their personal histories 
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It was a chilly three degree start to the day as the Year 11 students, along with Ms. Thomas, Mr. Gobbo and Ms. Mascaro headed off on school buses to Deakin University Burwood Campus, for a day out at Deakin. The day involved touring the 
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What was your area of focus within the Philosophy sector, and how did your research ultimately reflect this? My PhD thesis addressed potential adverse health consequences of sugary drink consumption. Sugary drinks as a health issue piqued my interest as since there’s lots of data 
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Below are some photos of the Year 2s today enjoying their fruit kebabs which they made in class, as part of their ‘Healthy Living’ unit. The students had to bring in fruit from home, which we cut up and placed on skewers. Some of the 
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The Year 3s had a wonderful adventure attending the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Shrine of Remembrance to complement our studies on Community and Remembrance. The students gained a greater understanding and respect for Aboriginal culture. They experienced making and using ochre paint, and held 
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The CSIRO recently published that balloons are part of the top three most harmful pollutants threatening marine wildlife. Everyday balloons are released or accidentally escape from outdoor events, where they almost definitely end up in waterways and the ocean, and can be mistaken by wildlife 
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Our Year 5 Biological Sciences unit understanding, ‘living things have structural features and adaptations that help them to survive in their environment’, took students to the zoo this week. They studied the Asian Elephant, Helmeted Honeyeater, Australian Fur Seal and Philippine Crocodile, paying close attention 
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Our Year 2 students took part in a fun packed workshop run by The Drama Toolbox Company, where they were magically transformed into Full Body Investigators (F.B.I agents). They were ‘shrunk down’ to investigate an unhealthy body system using costumes, drama and movement. Students explored 
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Last weekend SRC members and Middle School Leaders accompanied Ms Calysta Morgan and Mrs Natasha Spanos, to the 78th Anniversary of the Battle of Crete Commemoration. Students attended a service at St Eustathios church in South Melbourne, as well as a small parade at the 
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