It’s hard to believe that there are only a few days left in this term—where has the time gone? We have accomplished so much in teaching and learning, and already we are looking ahead, planning enthusiastically for Term 2.
Despite the technical issues experienced nationwide, I’m pleased to report that our Year 3 and Year 5 students completed NAPLAN assessments smoothly, with no disruptions. Well done to all involved!
A reminder to our Year 6 families that high school enrolment forms should be completed as soon as possible if you have not yet submitted them. Timely completion helps ensure a smooth transition for our students.
This week, we held our school Cross Country for students aged 8 to 13 as training for the upcoming Zone Athletics Carnival. We have some contenders who have shown great dedication and sportsmanship.
We also enjoyed a wonderful Iftar dinner shared by the whole school community, strengthening our connections and celebrating diversity together. Looking ahead to next week, all students are invited to participate in our Easter Hat Parade—bring your fanciest and most creative hats to join in the fun!
A huge thank you goes to our volunteers who generously support classroom reading and those who deliver our Special Religious Education sessions each week.
Teachers, students, and families have worked collaboratively to develop personalised learning pathway plans as part of our ongoing commitment to Aboriginal Education. This partnership continues to enrich learning and support student’s success.
As we approach the school holidays, I wish everyone a safe, restful, and happy break. To those who celebrate Easter, may you have a very joyful and peaceful Easter.
Anthia Psarras
Principal
