From the Head of Learning K-5

Home learning is an expectation for our students. The nature of the activities will vary so it is best to discuss expectations with your child’s teacher. All educators agree that reading is the most valuable home learning a child can do and should...

As the end of another school year quickly approaches and the focus for students and families turns from school life to holidays, Christmas, and the New Year, we would like to thank all the parents and friends of the College for your valued support...

Year 4 YACHTS, 2023 (An Impact Project) This term in YACHTS our Extension Program, chosen Year 4 students presented their Impact Projects. What is an Impact Project? It is an independent project. It is an investigative activity. Rather than being a...

As a parent, you play a vital role in your child’s education. There are many things you can do to support a great start to school for your child. How you can help All children have different interests, needs and motivations and each child’s...

Maintaining learning momentum for children during school holidays is essential for their continued growth and development. Here are some strategies to help parents and caregivers encourage learning during the holidays: Set a Schedule: Create a...

Ongoing feedback is crucial for our learners as it plays a significant role in their cognitive, emotional, and social development. Here are several reasons highlighting the importance of ongoing feedback for young learners: Supports Skill...

National Science Week across the nation is not just a time for our students to conduct exciting experiments and engage in hands-on activities; it is also a powerful platform that lays the foundation for future innovation and drives the growth of...

NAPLAN reports have been mailed to families in Years 3,5,7, and 9. New proficiency standards have been introduced to NAPLAN reports in 2023. This reporting replaces the previous numerical NAPLAN reporting bands and national minimum standards...

Student reports are in the Parent-Lounge at the end of Terms 2 and 4. Your child’s report will show their progress which includes: • where your child is on the learning continuum (the levels used to measure learning) • how they're progressing to...

As a parent/carer/guardian, you will receive two written reports each year. These reports will help you understand how your child is progressing and how Pacific supports your child’s development. Your child’s report will be accessed through the...