On Wednesday we FINALLY got to have our annual Athletics Carnival. It was windy and cold but at least the rain kept away!

The day was a success with everyone having a good time. The sportsmanship, support and encouragement on display by the students is to be commended.

Our Sports Captains did a fine job motivating their colour houses and helping me set up in the morning … so a big “Thank you” to them and their parents for dropping them off early on Wednesday.

To the parent helpers who volunteered prior to the carnival and then on the day … a very big THANK YOU! Without your help and support the day would not have run as smoothly as it did. I really appreciate you giving up the chance to simply watch the carnival and get in and assist us – it is all for the children after all.

The results of the carnival are as follows: Winning Colour House- Lawson

Spirit Award: Wentworth

Age Champions Junior Boys: George Jabbour
Junior Girls: Megan Mifsud

11 Yr Boys: Mathew Chatten
11 Yr Girls: Trisha Castelino

Senior Boys: Joshua Russell & Joshua Kaoutal
Senior Girls: Rachel Attard

Runner up Junior Boys: Sebastian Klein
Junior Girls: Stephanie Bilokapic

11 Yr Boys: Joshua Madeleine
11 Yr Girls: Sheridan Telfer

Senior Boys: Enrique Santos & Jake Nuner
Senior Girls: Amelia Savetta

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Our Lady Queen of Peace Primary Greystanes

Our Lady Queen of Peace Primary Greystanes
www.olqpgreystanes.catholic.edu.au

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