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Emanuel School Clubs Interested in joining a lunchtime club? The following clubs still have some spaces available. Tournament of Minds Tournament of Minds is a creative problem solving program. It aims to provide real, open ended challenges whilst fostering cooperative learning and team work. Its focus is on developing creative and divergent thinking. When: Monday lunch Where: D3 Open to: Years 4, 5 and 6 Homework Club Too many things to do after school? Want to have some free time when you get home? Join us at Homework Club and get your work finished before you go home! When: Monday & Tuesday 1 st half of lunch Where: X9 Open to: Years 4, 5 and 6 Reading Club Come to Reading Club for some nice quiet reading time in a busy day! It is relaxing and we are learning too! When: Monday lunch Where: D5 Open to: Years 3 and 4 The SCOOP Newspaper Club The SCOOP accepts all well written articles from Emanuel Students. Feel free to bring them in to Headquarters in the SLC at any time. Teachers also submit articles from their classrooms. When: Wednesday lunch Where: SLC Open to: Years 4,5 and 6 BUT anyone may submit articles Your SRC Representatives Year 3 Akko Mordechai Auerbach and Mimi Silberstein Year 3 Kesariya Jamie Orleow and Jonathan Sebban Year 4 Modi’in Jake Hyman and Joshua New Year 4 T/veria Sarah Sharwood and Shai Krimotat Year 5 Degania Maddy Weinstein and Tai Oshlack Year 5 Netanya Danielle Kramer and Jake Langman Year 5 Yavneh Benjamin Dobrin and Erin Baskin Year 6 Yad Mordechai Mitch Lippmann and Erin Radomsky Year 6 Rehovot Zara Weinstock and Charlie Wrublewski Year 6 Hertliya: Amy Altman and Max Woolf Photography by Jemima Firestone-Greville
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a Head Madrich? Well I certainly have. Read on and you will find out. Interview with Robert Feyer, Head Madrich How did you feel when you were elected as Head Madrich of Emanuel? I was speechless. I went blank and couldn’t think what to say. My friends picked me up. They were so happy. What is it like to be a Head Madrich? It’s fun but a lot of work. You have to be dedicated. What are your favourite leadership duties? Probably doing the functions and meeting people. I got to meet Peter Garrett at the official opening of the new building. I like Shabbat; you get challah and sing with the children. What is one thing you would like to achieve as Head Madrich this year? I could learn to be a better person from the roles I’m doing. I want to do my best and set a good example. Interview with Yael Grunseit, Head Madrichah How did you feel when you were elected as Head Madricha of Emanuel? I was so happy and felt really good. I was crying and everyone was hugging me. It was a fun experience. What is it like to be a Head Madricha? I always knew that it would be difficult and challenging at times. It’s fun to prepare for functions. What are your favourite leadership duties? by Isabella Flax, Year 4 I like presenting and giving speeches. I only really get to lead afternoon prayers. What is one thing you would like to achieve as Head Madrich this year? I’d like to do well and make people think that, WOW, I did a good job and represented the school well. Photography by Eitan Meshel
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