Columba Catholic Primary School Bunyip
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28-38 Hope Street
Bunyip VIC 3815
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Email: principal@bunyip.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 03 5629 5933

A Window Into Learning At Columba

New Junior Learning

Centre is Open

We are excited to open our new 1/2 classrooms. Our Learning Centre will be open for business on Monday 18th July. All of our 1/2 students and teachers are very excited to be able to be back in their new learning space.
Our new classrooms will house 3 of our 1/2 classes. As a way for parents to see the refurbished builing, we will have a whole school asembly on Thursday 21st July at 2:20. All parents and friends are welcome to attend.
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Assembly

Thursday 21st July 

Our first assembly for Term 3 will be on

Thursday 21st July.

It will be held in our new Learning Centre.

Assembly will begin at 2:20pm.

All families and friends are welcome to attend.

Engineers Without Borders
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On 15/07 we had 'Engineers without Borders' come and visit the grade 3-6 classrooms to teach us about water catchment and filtration. We had the opportunity to design our own filters, after we were given task cards that gave us the information on what our country needed. We were challenged to use different materials such as bark, coarse and fine gravel and sand, cloth and cotton balls to attempt to collect the cleanest water possible. Look at what we designed!

More information about Engineers Without Borders

Our mission: to redefine the purpose and impact of engineering practice as a critical enabler of sustainable development.

Engineers understand that their profession can play a critical role in restoring dignity for people and the regeneration of our planet. As the profession that contributes

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significantly to designing the future that we will pass on to future generations, it is critical that this understanding results in meaningful, measurable action.

Outside of the engineering sector, engineering is not well understood and is rightly perceived as a male dominated industry, working in sectors that are contributing significantly to some of our biggest global challenges, socially and environmentally.

As it is not well understood, it can be inaccessible to other disciplines that need to work together with engineers to tackle some of the biggest global challenges facing our society and environment.

It is possible to engineer differently, to practice with a technical skill set and an adaptive mindset that strives to be part of multidisciplinary teams. The competencies that engineers need now to address inequality and environmental breakdown can become the personality of the sector, and can result in a perception shift so that the profession is understood as one that brings creativity and big picture thinking to our most complex challenges.

EWB is educating future engineers so they know that this is possible, and they are encouraged to join the profession for the benefit of people and the planet.We are educating current engineers so that they develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to engineer sustainably.

EWB is engineering solutions to address real world issues, alongside the people who are most impacted by these issues, and we practice, track and measure to prove our methods and feed learning back into the sector.

We work with our extended network internationally and in Australia, with industry, with governments, with the academic sector, with other for-purpose organisations and with our community of EWB chapters, alumni and volunteers to share learning, to influence, and to drive our belief that the practice of conscious engineering, is possible today, and everyday.

CYBERSAFETY EDUCATION AT COLUMBA

Over the next two weeks, ALL students will be working with our partners INFORM and EMPOWER on Cybersafety Education.
Our F-2 Students will be building understing in 
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Our 3-4 Students will be building understing in 
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Our 5-6 Students will be building understing in 
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We have worked with Inform and Empower each term and this is the third session our students will experience this year. We know that all our children will develop skills and understanding that will continue to educate them in being safe online.
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FUSE CUP ESPORTS COLUMBA CHAMPIONS

Term 2 Mario Kart

Congratulations to our four FUSE Cup Champions for Term 2.
  • Beau Giblin
  • Chad Carslen
  • Mia Greco
  • Siahli Muir
These grade 5/6 students qualified to be the BEST players of Mario Kart at Columba. After many rounds of competition, these four students will be representing Columba at Melbourne Girl's Grammar on Friday of August.
They will also compete in our ESports House Grand Final at our next assembly on Thursday 21st July. We wish them all the best and we know they will do us all proud and race fast!
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