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Important Dates

  • 20 September

    TERM 3 ENDS 2024

  • 20 September

    Assembly Years PP-2)

From the Principal  – Term 3, Week 9

From the Principal – Term 3, Week 9

As term three draws to a close, many of us (students, staff and parents alike) are feeling a little fatigued, perhaps looking forward to a moment to help us reset before engaging in what promises to be a busy term four. The stamina we need to see us through difficult moments just isn’t there at times and it’s challenging for us to know how to rebuild it.

‘Nurturing stamina is building the muscles of learning, one repetition and one day at a time’

(Witten, 2015)

School News

School News

  • Father’s Day
  • Thank You P&F
  • Canteen News
  • Uniform Shop
  • Second Hand Uniforms
  • Community News
From the Principal  – Term 3, Week 9

From the Principal – Term 3, Week 7

Just a quick update: This week’s Principal’s Newsletter was written a little ahead of time. Why, you ask? Because our Principal is currently jet-setting across Europe! Yes, while you’re enjoying your coffee, he’s probably enjoying tapas in Barcelona or trying to decipher a Spanish menu.

Even though Mr Bechelli is off exploring beautiful plazas and indulging in local delicacies, he’s made sure you’re still up-to-date with all the important news and upcoming events.

Safe travels to our Principal, and happy reading to everyone else!

School News

School News

  • Father’s Day
  • Science Week 2024
  • Canteen News
  • Uniform Shop
  • Second Hand Uniforms
  • Community News
From the Principal  – Term 3, Week 9

From the Principal – Term 3, Week 5

Over the past two years, we have managed to run our wonderful P&F on a skeleton staff of just a Treasurer and a Secretary. We still don’t have a Chair or a Vice Chair. I am extremely grateful to our amazing super granny Allison Fox, who has stepped into the void as our Treasurer. Allison, along with Sam Somers (Secretary) have led our small but effective committee throughout this time. Sam has unfortunately stepped down from the role, and luckily, Kylie Whitehead has agreed to take over as our Secretary. We are not alone and many other schools are experiencing the same issues as most parents are busy working to pay the bills in these challenging economic times. However, the current model is unsustainable and at our last meeting we have come up with a new concept. From next year, we will be allocating year groups with certain roles. For example, every year, our Year 6 parents come together and organise the Graduation dinner which is always a wonderful event. Therefore, a note will be coming out soon with allocations for the main P&F events for each class. These events include the start of the year welcome, Easter raffle, Mother’s Day stall, Father’s Day stall and the disco. If nobody from the allocated year group steps up to organise the event, then we simply won’t be holding that event. We believe that this model will be more equitable than the current model where so few do so much work. Keep your eyes out for the flyer and please do your bit for our students, remembering the two main functions of the P&F are community building and a little bit of fundraising.

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