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FEATURE STORIES 11. CROSS CURRICULAR LEARNING What exactly is it? Article by Good Shepherd Lutheran School 12. TACKLING OBESITY The role of a child’s formative years 17. NEW CAFE LIGHTING UP THE COMMUNITY Morning Light Cafe is now open in the heart of Mawson Lakes

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ON THE COVER At just 7 years old, Mawson Lakes student Siddharth Kowshik has done what many only dream of—published his own illustrated storybook.

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Imagination Unleashed:

A YOUNG AUTHOR’S MAGICAL DEBUT At just 7 years old, Siddharth Kowshik has done what many only dream of—published his own illustrated storybook. Stuck in a Jar is a whimsical and delightful tale of magic, courage and cleverness, capturing the heart of childhood imagination in under 30 pages.

The story begins with a sunny day in the garden, but takes a sharp turn when a mischievous witch appears and traps the young boy protagonist inside a glass jar.

What follows is a fantastical adventure of shrinking spells, problem-solving, and tiny triumphs. With every page, readers are drawn into a vibrant world where even the smallest hero can outwit the trickiest foe.

Siddharth, a Year 2 student at Mawson Lakes Primary School, not only imagined the entire storyline but also

narrated it aloud in class before turning it into a published book with the help of his supportive parents. His inspiration?

A love for storytelling, his favorite Mario Kart adventures, and an ever-curious mind.

Beyond the charming narrative, Stuck in a Jar stands out for its rich illustrations which bring the characters and magical setting to life. The book also includes bonus pages encouraging children to draw themselves in a jar, inviting them to stretch their imaginations and continue the journey beyond the text.

For parents, educators, and young readers alike, Siddharth's debut is more than just a story—it's a celebration of creativity and youthful determination. As the final page declares: “Ah ha! Finally, I am out!” So too is Siddharth—out in the world as a published author with many more stories to tell.

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CROSS CURRICULAR LEARNING WHAT IS IT? ARTICLE BY GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN SCHOOL

Rather than teaching subjects like mathematics, science, English, or art in isolation, cross-curricular learning allows students to explore big ideas or real-world topics by connecting multiple subject areas into a single, cohesive learning experience.

The goal is to help students make meaningful connections between what they are learning and how it applies beyond the classroom.

What does this look like?

A project on sustainability might involve collecting and analysing data in maths, writing persuasive arguments in English, investigating ecosystems in science, and creating visual displays of their learnings in art or digital technologies. These links between subjects help students deepen their understanding, develop transferable skills, and engage in more relevant and authentic learning.

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learning around themes, questions, or issues that matter to students and the wider world, cross-curricular learning encourages curiosity, ownership, and active engagement. It can also help build deeper understanding of global perspectives, social responsibility, and valuesbased decision making.

Cross-curricular learning can be structured in many ways - through project-based learning, inquiry units, or thematic studies - but the common thread is integration. Subjects remain distinct in terms of skills and outcomes yet are taught in a way that highlights their connection and purpose.

At Good Shepherd, cross-curricular learning plays a central role in how we support students to grow as capable, creative, and compassionate learners. We believe that when students see how their learning connects, they are more motivated, more engaged, and better prepared to navigate the complexities of life.

As the world continues to change, the ability to connect ideas and think across disciplines will only become more important. If you’re thinking about what kind of learning environment will best support your child’s growth, we invite you to explore Good Shepherd Lutheran School.

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TACKLING OBESITY:

THE ROLE OF A CHILD’S The most recent figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare send a clear, disconcerting message: obesity is not just a looming concern— it’s a present crisis. With a staggering 63.4% of adults and 24% of children in Australia identified as overweight or obese, it’s evident that we are facing an uphill battle.

The World Obesity Federation’s projection that over half the global population will be in this category by 2035 further amplifies the urgency.

While there are many avenues to approach this pandemic, there’s an increasing consensus that the most effective interventions need to take place during a child’s formative years. Here’s why.

Laying a Healthy Foundation A child’s formative years, often considered to be from birth to age eight, are when critical physiological, cognitive, and behavioural patterns take root. During this phase, children develop tastes, inclinations, and habits that can shape their choices throughout life. Introducing them to a balanced diet, active play, and the joy of movement during this time can set them on a trajectory towards lifelong health.

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integrate health, nutrition, and physical education into their curricula, making them as fundamental as reading or math. Educating children about the importance of nutritious foods and the dangers of excessive sugar or processed foods can arm them with knowledge that will serve them well into adulthood.

Parents as Primary Influencers Parents and primary caregivers play a monumental role during these years. Their attitudes towards food, physical activity, and health in general often directly shape the child’s perspective. By targeting education and awareness campaigns towards parents, emphasising the importance of these foundational years, we can create a home environment that complements and reinforces healthy behaviours.

Counteracting Modern Lifestyles Children today are growing up in a markedly different environment than previous generations. The allure of screens, from tablets to TVs, means that sedentary behaviours are becoming the norm. Tackling this trend in the formative years, by promoting outdoor play and limiting screen time, can establish patterns of physical activity that counter the sedentary inclinations of modern life.

Psychological and Social Benefits Children’s formative years aren’t just about physiological development. These years are also crucial for psychological and social growth. By promoting a positive body image, encouraging team sports, and instilling confidence in physical abilities, we’re not just combating obesity—we’re fostering selfesteem, resilience, and social skills. www.northernliving.info

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Economic and Long-term Impacts The ramifications of childhood obesity extend beyond individual health concerns. There’s a substantial economic burden tied to the healthcare costs of obesity-related ailments, from type 2 diabetes to cardiovascular diseases.

By intervening early, we can not only improve quality of life but also reduce the economic strain on healthcare systems in the future.

The crisis presented by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare’s data demands attention, commitment, and action. We have a narrow yet pivotal window during a child’s formative years to effect meaningful change. By focusing on

these early, impressionable years, we can create a domino effect of positive health outcomes that cascade into adolescence and adulthood.

As society grapples with the obesity epidemic, it’s paramount to remember that our best chance lies in early intervention.

The formative years are not just a phase; they are the bedrock upon which a lifetime of habits, beliefs, and behaviours are built.

By placing our energies and resources into these critical years, we take a proactive stance, moulding a future generation that’s equipped, educated, and enthusiastic about leading healthy lives.

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NEW CAFE LIGHTING UP THE COMMUNITY In the heart of Mawson Lakes, Morning Light Café is more than just a coffee stop — it’s a warm and welcoming space where students, workers, and families come together to enjoy their day.

“We opened Morning Light Café to bring something different and genuine to the community,” says Richar. “Whether it’s a busy customer grabbing a quick coffee on the way to work, or a local family enjoying a relaxed weekend brunch – we want everyone to feel at home.”

The café offers a wide variety of breakfast dishes, burgers, sweets, smoothies, and daily soups.

Morning Light also provides catering services to schools, businesses, and private events.

Owned by Chef Richar Hazim, who brings over 25 years of five-star hotel experience, the café reflects a deep passion for hospitality. Every dish is prepared with care, and every coffee is served with love.

But what truly sets Morning Light apart is its dedication to community involvement – from supporting local events to offering casual work opportunities for students during school holidays, the café is focused on building real, lasting connections with local residents.

As the sun rises over Mawson Lakes, Morning Light Café continues to shine as a place of great food, warm smiles, and authentic hospitality. See ad below.

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