Principals Message

On Monday night we held our Parent-Teacher Meetings for Kinder to Year 6. I would like to sincerely thank all parents who took up the invitation to attend the meetings to find out about their child's learning for 2021.  I know that it is not always easy for young families to come out at night but hopefully, you found this opportunity to meet with your child's teacher both informative and beneficial. I would like to also thank the teachers for their preparation and commitment in organising these meetings for you.  Soon you will have the opportunity to meet individually with teachers to discuss any goals, concerns, or queries you may have regarding your child's education and I urge you all, if possible, to avail yourself of this opportunity.

Our amazing fair with rides, entertainment, markets, food trucks, and culminating in a fireworks display will be one of our best.  BUT WE CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOUR HELP.

We have a small dedicated group of people from the Parent Forum who are working to ensure the best possible fair. Now your assistance is needed.

HELP ON THE DAY:

We need every family to help on the day. If we each donate at least 1 hour to work at the fair, then everybody gets time to enjoy the evening with their families. There are a variety of ways to help. A note will be sent home via Compass providing you with the opportunity to volunteer.

This year Mrs Jocelyn Reese has again offered to be the Parent Assembly Rep for our school. I am appealing for a parent to join her in the role and share the experience. The Parent Assembly supports parents and carers to be the best parents they can be and effective partners in their child's education by providing high quality and engaging opportunities.  Please contact the office if you would like to assist 

• Students and staff with even mild symptoms of COVID 19 are not to attend school. Parents of symptomatic children should provide evidence of a negative result prior to returning to school. In circumstances where children have other medical reasons for recurrent symptoms, a letter fro the GP is sufficient to negate the requirement for a negative test.