Healthy tip by the student council

Fruits and Vegetables

Fruit and vegetables provide carbohydrates, are high in fibre and contain lots of vitamins and minerals, making them the perfect snack food. School children need at least 2 servings of fruit and 3 servings of vegetables each day. A serve is the amount that fits into your child’s hand. Encourage them to choose from a rainbow of colours, e.g. a red tomato, purple grapes, orange carrots, green broccoli and yellow capsicums.

Health Tip by PCS Student council

1. Eat Breakfast

Eating breakfast, even if it’s just a banana and a glass of milk, kick-starts the body and makes it easier to maintain lasting energy throughout the day.

If you can get your kids to establish the habit of eating a good breakfast at a young age, it should stay with them as they get older.

Playground Role Models at PCS

• We help you to solve problems
• We play games with you 
• We help you be sensible in the playground

2017 Student Councillors

Jaisheel- Student Councillor of Room 19

Janhavi -Student Councillor of Room 17

Virath-Student Councillor of Room 28

Suvel- Student Councillor of Room 16

Amelia- Student Councillor of Room 18

Emily-Student Councillor of Room 14

Jason-Student Councillor of Room 20

Morgan- Secretary/Student Councillor of Room 21

Dylan-Student Councillor of Room 22

Raul-Student Councillor of Room 23

Joseph-Student Councillor of Room 26

Rythmpreet -Assistant Secretary/Student Councillor of Room 21

Navid- Vice President/Student Councillor of Room 27

Rico- Student Councillor of Te Whare Ako

Jasleen- President of the student council

Presentation of Student Council Badges

Today all the student councilors received their badges. Have a look at some of our photos.