Dolly's Dream Mufti Day
The SRC are holding a Dolly's Dream Mufti Day on Thursday 11 May to raise money for the Dolly's Dream Foundation, an anti-bullying initiative that aims to create a kinder and safer world.
This is a charity set up in the memory of Amy 'Dolly' Everett. The day is dedicated to bringing the community together, spreading kindness and uniting to help break the silence around bullying. The SRC have organised daily activities throughout the week to reinforce the importance of this message.
On this day, we ask that students wear blue mufti (own choice) clothes to school - Dolly's favourite colour. In return, we ask students for a gold coin donation.
Please note that this event is not compulsory, and students can wear their regular school uniform if they choose. Furthermore, students must only wear blue if choosing to participate.
In keeping with departmental requirements, we do not allow thongs, open shoes, singlet tops, midriff tops or items of clothing with inappropriate slogans. Hats are compulsory.
This is a charity set up in the memory of Amy 'Dolly' Everett. The day is dedicated to bringing the community together, spreading kindness and uniting to help break the silence around bullying. The SRC have organised daily activities throughout the week to reinforce the importance of this message.
On this day, we ask that students wear blue mufti (own choice) clothes to school - Dolly's favourite colour. In return, we ask students for a gold coin donation.
Please note that this event is not compulsory, and students can wear their regular school uniform if they choose. Furthermore, students must only wear blue if choosing to participate.
In keeping with departmental requirements, we do not allow thongs, open shoes, singlet tops, midriff tops or items of clothing with inappropriate slogans. Hats are compulsory.
Grandparents' Day
Grandparents, or those who take on the role of a grandparent in your family, are invited to Grandparents’ Day on Wednesday 3 May. Our classrooms are looking attractive, engaging and interesting and we can’t wait to welcome our visitors to the school. The program for the morning is:
- 9.30am Performing Arts Concert
- 10.00am Open classrooms
- 10.30am Morning Tea for grandparents in the School Hall.
Aussie of the Month
Every month, an Aussie of the Month award will be presented to three students (Years 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6) who have demonstrated outstanding citizenship qualities. This award will be based on a particular value each month. The Aussie of the Month value for May is Honesty/Integrity.
Integrity is acting in a way that you know to be right. It is having the inner strength to be trustworthy and honest. Having integrity means that you make good choices and that you can feel proud of your actions. When you have integrity, people trust that you make decisions based on your principles and that you lead by example.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of May who is honest, trustworthy, and says and does the right thing based on moral or ethical principles. One student from Years 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise integrity. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
Integrity is acting in a way that you know to be right. It is having the inner strength to be trustworthy and honest. Having integrity means that you make good choices and that you can feel proud of your actions. When you have integrity, people trust that you make decisions based on your principles and that you lead by example.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of May who is honest, trustworthy, and says and does the right thing based on moral or ethical principles. One student from Years 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise integrity. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
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School Photographs
School photographs will be taken on Monday 3 April. All students are requested to wear their full summer uniform and black shoes. There will be no photograph envelopes this year. Sibling school photographs will be taken on Monday 1 May.
How to order online
1. Please click HERE to order and enter the code: X1357PRE49N. Alternatively, scan the QR code.
2. Follow the prompt
If you have any issues with online order or school photos, please contact the school photographer enquiry department on 02 9674 9824 or send an EMAIL.
If you have any problems with online ordering, please let Ms Hill know and she will organise for printed generic envelopes for parent/carers.
How to order online
1. Please click HERE to order and enter the code: X1357PRE49N. Alternatively, scan the QR code.
2. Follow the prompt
If you have any issues with online order or school photos, please contact the school photographer enquiry department on 02 9674 9824 or send an EMAIL.
If you have any problems with online ordering, please let Ms Hill know and she will organise for printed generic envelopes for parent/carers.
Year 6 Online Enrolment for High School
A reminder to our Year 6 parents to complete the ONLINE Expression of Interest for Year 6 to Year 7 transition to High School in 2024 now available by clicking the enrolment link on the NBPS website.
Steps for Submitting an Online Application
Steps for Submitting an Online Application
Book Week Festivities
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Book Week is being celebrated this year from Saturday 20 August to Friday 26 August.
Neutral Bay Public School is organising a series of activities to help celebrate, promote and engage students in literature that tie in with the Book Week theme for 2022: ‘Dreaming With Eyes Open’.
Reading Trail – Monday 22 August
Teachers across the school will read aloud their favourite stories in the playground. Students choose three great books to hear, then relax and enjoy! Students may bring a cushion or pillow to sit on and listen in comfort.
Pyjama Mufti Day – Tuesday 23 August
Wear your favourite pair of PJs to school and bring in a gold coin donation to help to raise vital funds to support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
Book Tasting – Wednesday 24 August
Students are asked to share a favourite book with others in an extended reading session. This is a chance for students to read books they haven't tried before as well as different authors and reading genres.
Transfiguration Thursday – Thursday 25 August
Book Trivia– Friday 26 August:
Students will put their knowledge to the test with our literary quizzes. Students don't have to be the world's biggest reader to participate. Questions will range from famous children's books, book authors to film versions of books.
This quiz will be set as a challenge, meaning students can see the questions and answers on their own screen, and they can start it at any time - at school or at home.
Neutral Bay Public School is organising a series of activities to help celebrate, promote and engage students in literature that tie in with the Book Week theme for 2022: ‘Dreaming With Eyes Open’.
Reading Trail – Monday 22 August
Teachers across the school will read aloud their favourite stories in the playground. Students choose three great books to hear, then relax and enjoy! Students may bring a cushion or pillow to sit on and listen in comfort.
Pyjama Mufti Day – Tuesday 23 August
Wear your favourite pair of PJs to school and bring in a gold coin donation to help to raise vital funds to support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
Book Tasting – Wednesday 24 August
Students are asked to share a favourite book with others in an extended reading session. This is a chance for students to read books they haven't tried before as well as different authors and reading genres.
Transfiguration Thursday – Thursday 25 August
- Students are asked to dress as their favourite book character and bring either the book or a copy of the front cover. Alternatively, they could dress in keeping with the Book Week theme 'Dreaming With Eyes Open'.
- GET CREATIVE! Students are encouraged to make their costume at home using any medium or material they like - cardboard, paper, textas, paint, crayons, tin foil, fabric, etc.
- Purchased costumes are not necessary. Keep it simple and enjoy the process of creating something fun from a book that you enjoy.
- Parents/caregivers are welcome to attend the Book Parade from 2:00-3:00 pm in the playground.
Book Trivia– Friday 26 August:
Students will put their knowledge to the test with our literary quizzes. Students don't have to be the world's biggest reader to participate. Questions will range from famous children's books, book authors to film versions of books.
This quiz will be set as a challenge, meaning students can see the questions and answers on their own screen, and they can start it at any time - at school or at home.
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Education Week & Grandfriends' Day
Education Week is an annual celebration of NSW public education and the achievements of our schools, students and education system. This year, Education Week will be held from 1 to 5 August 2022 celebrating the theme: Creating Futures – Education Changes Lives.
Open Day and Grandfriends' Day will be held at Neutral Bay Public School on Wednesday 3 August, 9.20am-11.10am, which is an opportunity to celebrate the quality education provided and the opportunities available to everyone in NSW public education.
Parents and grandfriends are invited to come and visit the school to see their child's classroom, enjoy some morning tea, make a book donation, and watch the Years 3-6 performance groups.
Open Day and Grandfriends' Day will be held at Neutral Bay Public School on Wednesday 3 August, 9.20am-11.10am, which is an opportunity to celebrate the quality education provided and the opportunities available to everyone in NSW public education.
Parents and grandfriends are invited to come and visit the school to see their child's classroom, enjoy some morning tea, make a book donation, and watch the Years 3-6 performance groups.
Term 3 Advice for Visitors
This advice is based on the current departmental settings for Term 3. These settings continue to be developed and updated in close consultation with NSW Health.
Masks: Visitors are allowed on site regardless of their vaccination status in line with settings to the broader community. Masks and hand sanitiser will be made available upon arrival at school. All visitors are strongly encouraged to wear a mask on school grounds, particularly in indoor settings or when distancing is not possible, and when interacting directly with students.
Ventilation: Heating will be used in conjunction with ventilation to ensure appropriate levels of ventilation. Outdoor spaces will be used wherever possible. Symptoms of COVID-19: Please do not attend if you are showing any symptoms of COVID-19, even if you have tested negative. Rapid antigen tests can produce false negative results and symptoms of other illnesses can also be similar to COVID-19, including flu, the common cold and stomach bugs. Health advice is that people who are sick should stay home to rest and recover and avoid putting other students, staff and visitors at risk.
Close Contacts: Any visitor to a school site who is a close contact is required to advise the school that they are a close contact before they come on site. These visitors should conduct a Rapid Antigen Test and return a negative result before attending. They must also wear a mask indoors at all times.
So we have an idea of expected numbers, please book your place at this event by visiting https://www.trybooking.com/CBEYB or by scanning the QR code above.
This advice is based on the current departmental settings for Term 3. These settings continue to be developed and updated in close consultation with NSW Health.
Masks: Visitors are allowed on site regardless of their vaccination status in line with settings to the broader community. Masks and hand sanitiser will be made available upon arrival at school. All visitors are strongly encouraged to wear a mask on school grounds, particularly in indoor settings or when distancing is not possible, and when interacting directly with students.
Ventilation: Heating will be used in conjunction with ventilation to ensure appropriate levels of ventilation. Outdoor spaces will be used wherever possible. Symptoms of COVID-19: Please do not attend if you are showing any symptoms of COVID-19, even if you have tested negative. Rapid antigen tests can produce false negative results and symptoms of other illnesses can also be similar to COVID-19, including flu, the common cold and stomach bugs. Health advice is that people who are sick should stay home to rest and recover and avoid putting other students, staff and visitors at risk.
Close Contacts: Any visitor to a school site who is a close contact is required to advise the school that they are a close contact before they come on site. These visitors should conduct a Rapid Antigen Test and return a negative result before attending. They must also wear a mask indoors at all times.
So we have an idea of expected numbers, please book your place at this event by visiting https://www.trybooking.com/CBEYB or by scanning the QR code above.
Aussie of the Month - August
Every month, an Aussie of the Month award will be presented to two students (Years 1-3 and Years 4-6) who have demonstrated outstanding citizenship qualities. This award will be based on a particular value each month. The Aussie of the Month value for August is courage.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of June who shows courage in the classroom and playground. One student from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise courage. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of June who shows courage in the classroom and playground. One student from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise courage. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
Aussie of the Month - June
Every month, an Aussie of the Month award will be presented to two students (Years 1-3 and Years 4-6) who have demonstrated outstanding citizenship qualities. This award will be based on a particular value each month. The Aussie of the Month value for June is consideration.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of June who shows consideration for others by word and deed. One student from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise integrity. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of June who shows consideration for others by word and deed. One student from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise integrity. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
Pampered Pooch Parade
The P&C Pampered Pooch Parade will be held at the Neutral Bay Club on Sunday 19 June from 12.00pm. Every dog is welcome and we encourage all our dog owners to register.
Thank you to Mr Rutherford and students from the Year 5 Media Team for creating this very entertaining video to promote this event.
Thank you to Mr Rutherford and students from the Year 5 Media Team for creating this very entertaining video to promote this event.
Aussie of the Month - May
Every month, an Aussie of the Month award will be presented to two students (Years 1-3 and Years 4-6) who have demonstrated outstanding citizenship qualities. This award will be based on a particular value each month. The Aussie of the Month value for May is Integrity.
Integrity is acting in a way that you know to be right. It is having the inner strength to be trustworthy and honest. Having integrity means that you make good choices and that you can feel proud of your actions. When you have integrity, people trust that you make decisions based on your principles and that you lead by example.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of May who is honest, trustworthy, and says and does the right thing based on moral or ethical principles. One student from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise integrity. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
Integrity is acting in a way that you know to be right. It is having the inner strength to be trustworthy and honest. Having integrity means that you make good choices and that you can feel proud of your actions. When you have integrity, people trust that you make decisions based on your principles and that you lead by example.
We're asking all classes from Years 1-6 to nominate one student by the end of May who is honest, trustworthy, and says and does the right thing based on moral or ethical principles. One student from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6 will be recognised for this attribute at a special assembly.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practise integrity. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
Year 5 Great Aussie Bush Camp
Year 5 students enjoyed a wonderful three-day excursion to Great Aussie Bush Camp from Monday 14 - Wednesday 16 March. Here is a selection of photos of their adventures.
P&C Twilight Picnic - Friday 25 March
Bring your own picnic or enjoy a sausage sizzle, pizza and cake stall (vegetarian options available).
This is both a community and fundraising event and will include our Easter Raffle. 10% of all profits will be donated to the Red Cross Flood Appeal to support those impacted by the floods.
This is both a community and fundraising event and will include our Easter Raffle. 10% of all profits will be donated to the Red Cross Flood Appeal to support those impacted by the floods.
Aussie of the Month
The Aussie of the Month program encourages primary school students to be proud of themselves, their school, and their community.
The focus for March is inclusion. Inclusion is where everyone belongs, is accepted, and supports others. It is both an environment you create and an attitude you carry with you. It means including others, inviting them in and welcoming them with open arms.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practice inclusion. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
The focus for March is inclusion. Inclusion is where everyone belongs, is accepted, and supports others. It is both an environment you create and an attitude you carry with you. It means including others, inviting them in and welcoming them with open arms.
Classes will learn about the monthly value in lessons. To help families support this process, we have created a monthly calendar so that students can practice inclusion. Every day, there is an optional idea for students to complete in a few minutes or less.
Please click HERE to download the calendar.
Wellbeing Week
Welcome to Term 1 2022
To welcome you and our students back to school and to share more detailed guidance about the settings for Term 1, please see the Back to School 2022 Presentation and the COVID 19 Fact Sheet below.
These resources will outline our school’s plan and cover many of the things you will need to know for the return of school in Term 1 2022, including testing, masks, vaccinations, ventilation, visitor protocols and potential learning from home arrangements.
These resources will outline our school’s plan and cover many of the things you will need to know for the return of school in Term 1 2022, including testing, masks, vaccinations, ventilation, visitor protocols and potential learning from home arrangements.
Back to School 2022
2022 COVID Fact Sheet
Click to download the COVID Fact Sheet HERE.
Term 4 Principal's Award Assemblies
Congratulations to the students from Neutral Bay Public School who received their Principal's Award this term in recognition of their efforts to follow the Bay Way and demonstrate their personal best.
Kindergarten - Wednesday 1 December
Year 1 and 2 - Wednesday 1 December
Year 3 and 4 - Thursday 2 December
Years 5 and 6 - Thursday 2 December
Return to School Questions and Answers
Return to School Zoom Parent Information Evening
The school executive held a Zoom parent information evening on Wednesday 13 October to discuss the roadmap to return to face-to-face learning.
This presentation outlines our school’s plan this term for bringing students and staff back on site in a COVID-safe way; what to expect when face-to-face learning resumes; and where we need your support to ensure a successful return to school.
This presentation outlines our school’s plan this term for bringing students and staff back on site in a COVID-safe way; what to expect when face-to-face learning resumes; and where we need your support to ensure a successful return to school.
Click HERE to download.
Return to School Fact Sheets - Kindergarten, Years 1-2 and Years 3-6
Click HERE to download.
A Video Message from the Gilmore House Captains
A Video Message from the Milson House Captains
A Video Message from the Waratah House Captains
A Video Message from the Warung House Captains
A Video Message from the Staff
We wish you all a safe and happy holiday. We look forward to seeing you in Term 4.
Where's Bayley?
There are 50 Bayley whales hidden around Neutral Bay. Can you find them all?
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Kahoot Quiz Link: 'Lower Primary' Kahoot Quiz Link: 'Upper Primary'
Neutral Bay Public School eLibrary
Neutral Bay Public School has organised access to an online digital library ‘ePlatform’ for students to borrow, read and enjoy a variety of eBooks and audiobooks while learning at home.
What do students need to borrow an eBook?
• Their DOE student username and password
• Internet access
• A device to read an eBook or listen to an audiobook (a computer, tablet or smartphone)
• A web browser (eg. Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc.)
How do I borrow an eBook?
A. App
The simplest way to read eBooks or listen to Audiobooks is to download the free ePlatform app from the Apple, Google Play or Windows app store.
1. Download the ePlatform app to any device.
2. Locate ‘Find Library’ on the app and type in ‘Neutral Bay Public School’.
3. Select a book to borrow and sign in using your student DET login (firstname.lastname) and password.
B. Website
An alternative to using the app is visiting the website at https://neutralbayps.eplatform.co/.
1. Click ‘Sign In’. This is in the top right-hand corner.
2. Sign in using your student DOE login details (firstname.lastname and password).
3. Click the blue ‘Start Browsing’ button on the left-hand side of the screen.
4. Search for and borrow any book you want.
When students exit an eBook, their place in the book is automatically bookmarked and they can begin reading again with just one click. Books are on loan for 2 weeks and will automatically be returned.
Students may borrow two books at one time. They may reserve a book if it is currently on loan. An email will be sent to the student’s email address when this is available for borrowing.
Please note that that students must be supervised while borrowing eBooks and audiobooks due to the range of books available, some of which include mature themes.
If you need any help, please contact the school at neutralbay-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au.
What do students need to borrow an eBook?
• Their DOE student username and password
• Internet access
• A device to read an eBook or listen to an audiobook (a computer, tablet or smartphone)
• A web browser (eg. Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc.)
How do I borrow an eBook?
A. App
The simplest way to read eBooks or listen to Audiobooks is to download the free ePlatform app from the Apple, Google Play or Windows app store.
1. Download the ePlatform app to any device.
2. Locate ‘Find Library’ on the app and type in ‘Neutral Bay Public School’.
3. Select a book to borrow and sign in using your student DET login (firstname.lastname) and password.
B. Website
An alternative to using the app is visiting the website at https://neutralbayps.eplatform.co/.
1. Click ‘Sign In’. This is in the top right-hand corner.
2. Sign in using your student DOE login details (firstname.lastname and password).
3. Click the blue ‘Start Browsing’ button on the left-hand side of the screen.
4. Search for and borrow any book you want.
When students exit an eBook, their place in the book is automatically bookmarked and they can begin reading again with just one click. Books are on loan for 2 weeks and will automatically be returned.
Students may borrow two books at one time. They may reserve a book if it is currently on loan. An email will be sent to the student’s email address when this is available for borrowing.
- For more information on the app and where to download it from, please read our app information.
- Step by step guides for popular reading devices can be accessed HERE.
Please note that that students must be supervised while borrowing eBooks and audiobooks due to the range of books available, some of which include mature themes.
If you need any help, please contact the school at neutralbay-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au.
Book Week at Home
Book Week is being celebrated this year from Sunday 22 August to Friday 27 August. This annual event is being celebrated from home this year, but that won't make it any less fun!
In the spirit of nurturing a love of reading and Australian literature, Neutral Bay Public School is organising a series of online activities to help celebrate, promote and engage students in literature that tie in with the Book Week theme for 2021: ‘Old Worlds, New Worlds, Other Worlds’.
Families may take part by visiting the News tab of the Neutral Bay PS Learning Hub each day. Activities will also be shared with parents and carers via the school newsletter, email and Skoolbag.
In the spirit of nurturing a love of reading and Australian literature, Neutral Bay Public School is organising a series of online activities to help celebrate, promote and engage students in literature that tie in with the Book Week theme for 2021: ‘Old Worlds, New Worlds, Other Worlds’.
Families may take part by visiting the News tab of the Neutral Bay PS Learning Hub each day. Activities will also be shared with parents and carers via the school newsletter, email and Skoolbag.
'Where in the World Wednesday' Quizzes
To play a 'Where in the World Wednesday' book quiz, click on a quiz link, scan a QR code or go to joinmyquiz.com and enter the game code given. You may play as many times as you like. Good luck!
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'Trivia Thursday' Quizzes
To play a 'Trivia Thursday' book quiz, click on a quiz link or scan a QR code below. You're welcome to play as many times as you like. Good luck!
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Book Week Activities
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Book Week Poster
Book Week Ideas
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CBCA Book of the Year - Younger Readers
These shortlisted books for 2021 are appropriate for students in middle to upper primary grades (7-12 years.)
Scan the QR code to view a video about each book. We have also given you similar titles to help you explore more book in this style.
Note: Some of the titles in this category may only be suitable for readers who are in the upper primary years as they contain mature themes. Parental guidance is recommended.
Scan the QR code to view a video about each book. We have also given you similar titles to help you explore more book in this style.
Note: Some of the titles in this category may only be suitable for readers who are in the upper primary years as they contain mature themes. Parental guidance is recommended.
Click HERE to download.
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Wellbeing Week
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Wellbeing Week Action Calendar
Mindfulness Colouring In
Neutral Bay Public School Colour Fun Run - August 8 2021
Please enjoy our P&C Colour Fun Run video.
Principal's Award Assemblies
We recently celebrated the school's Bay Way values of being responsible, showing respect and doing your best at grade Principal's Award assemblies on Thursday 17 September. Whether or not your child received an award on Thursday, it is the values we celebrate. We hope our students will take these values with them as future citizens.
Visit the grade pages to see photos from our latest awards assembly.
Visit the grade pages to see photos from our latest awards assembly.
Self-Care September
Self-care isn't selfish, it's essential. This month we're encouraging all students and their families to be kinder to themselves (as well as others), especially when things go wrong. Self-care increases our resilience and helps us get more out of life. It also helps us accept others as they are.
Here’s how you can get involved. Look at the September Action Calendar (below) and take daily actions with your family’s help to make a difference.
Here’s how you can get involved. Look at the September Action Calendar (below) and take daily actions with your family’s help to make a difference.
Education Week 2020 - 'Learning Together'
This year, Education Week will be held from Monday 3 August to Friday 7 August. The theme for this year is ‘Learning Together’, which acknowledges that the best learning takes place in a partnership of students, teachers, parents and the community.
Reflecting on the incredible year to date — with bushfires, floods and continuing drought as well as the COVID-19 pandemic — Education Week focuses on the achievements of students, school staff, parents and the community as we have continued to learn together in 2020.
Whilst we are not able to hold our usual Open Day events, we are proud to share the following virtual open classroom videos that showcase our students from Kindergarten to Year 6 for parents and carers to enjoy. These can also be found on each grade page in the Learning Hub.
Reflecting on the incredible year to date — with bushfires, floods and continuing drought as well as the COVID-19 pandemic — Education Week focuses on the achievements of students, school staff, parents and the community as we have continued to learn together in 2020.
Whilst we are not able to hold our usual Open Day events, we are proud to share the following virtual open classroom videos that showcase our students from Kindergarten to Year 6 for parents and carers to enjoy. These can also be found on each grade page in the Learning Hub.