Team Mango We All Belong!
This week in Care Class we will be focusing on Care for Self by being regulated and knowing what it looks like to be regulated. Self-regulation is managing tension from environmental stressors and the ability to return to a calm state.
It is important to be able to identify how you feel and use strategies to self-regulate. Throughout the day your feelings might fluctuate, and it is okay to be at different points on the Ready Scale. What matters is being able to identify how you feel and use strategies to self-regulate.
Active School Travel
Team Mango is excited to be one the first schools to launch the City of Moreton Bay (Council) Active School Travel (AST) initiative. This initiative is part of Council’s Accessible Schools Program (ASP). You would have seen a number of infrastructure changes and upgrades happening around our school recently, including new supervised crossings at Kinsellas Road East and Bonnet Parade, new footpaths, and a number of safety improvements such as pedestrian fencing at Opal Street and signs and line marking changes in surrounding residential areas to better manage parking behaviour during school peaks.
Now it’s time for the next phase: the Active School Travel (AST) initiative.
What’s the Aim?
The goal is to see more students walking, riding or using public transport to and from school. Get to know our local community, meet other Team Mango families and have a healthy start and end to the school day by walking, riding or using public transport!
The map below, shows walking routes to use. Our Council is partnering with us to give prizes to students we see walking, riding or using public transport. These prizes will be given at random. Who knows when the prize givers will turn up! There are also raffle tickets to go in the draw to win one of four scooters at the end of the year.




So - the more you walk or ride, the more tickets you get for the raffle. Check out the other prizes you might get too!
To help us monitor the success of the AST initiative, it will be appreciated if you can tell us how you currently travelling to school by completing a very short four question survey by clicking on the link or using the QR code below.
https://survey.qed.qld.gov.au/n/azmhg3A
Prep ePal Information Session
Calling all parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and community members. We are urgently looking for more crossing supervisors to help our students and families get across the road before and after school safely.
This is a paid job and hours of paid work would be 7:45 am- 8:45 am and 2:30 pm- 3:15 pm. Days are flexible.
If you are interested in joining our team please pop into the school office and collect an application pack or email BSM@mangohillss.eq.edu.au
Please note that you must have or be willing to obtain a Blue Card and complete a Criminal History check.