From the Head of Staff and Students P-5

Thank you to those parents in Prep P, Class 1C and Class 2P who have nominated Class Parent Representatives. If you would like to be a parent representative for your child’s class, please either advise your child’s class teacher or contact me...

Often parents need to communicate information to their child’s teachers regarding changes of routine or exemptions from sport and specialist lessons due to a variety of factors. Each morning parents verbally advise teachers of such changes. To avoid...

At a United Nations summit in September last year, world leaders committed to 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development, to be achieved by 2030. Seventeen goals to achieve three extraordinary things: end extreme poverty; fight inequality and...

After school, once children are released into their parent’s care, we ask that parents be vigilant in monitoring their children whilst still on the College grounds. The Year 1 playground in particular is licensed to After School Care (ASC) from 3...

The College hat is an important element of the school uniform. A number of students are already presenting to school each day without a hat. During breaks students need to wear a hat or they are required to stay out of the sun. Students should also...

Students in Years 1-5 may only wear their sports uniform to school on the days they have HPE lessons. Years 4 and 5 students may also wear their sports uniforms to school on Thursdays. There may be rare occasions when students are requested to wear...

This year the College will celebrate National Ride2School Day on Friday 4 th March. On this day we encourage students and their families to leave the car at home and get a taste of the benefits, ease and fun of wheeling or walking to school...

The year has commenced with families and students quickly settling into school routines. Thanks to those parents and family members who were able to attend the P-5 Opening Service last Friday and the P-5 Parent Information Evening on Wednesday night...

This term, the focus of the You Can Do It program in all Prep –Year 5 classes is Getting Along. Getting Along is revealed when students work cooperatively with each other, resolve conflicts through discussion rather than fights, manage their anger,...

As the end of another school year quickly approaches and the focus for students and families shifts to the holidays, we would like to thank all parents and friends for your valued support throughout the year. In classrooms, on the sporting field, in...