A big thank you to the our P&C President Jacqui and her dedicated volunteers who helped organise and host our school's Father's Day breakfast! Your hard work and early start made the event a wonderful success, bringing our school community together to celebrate this special day. We truly appreciate your efforts in making the morning memorable for everyone involved and it was great to have so many families attend.
Happy Father's Day to all.
Clare Sullivan
We hope you will join us for a heartwarming Grandparent and Special Person's Day where cherished moments and smiles await. There will also be opportunity to support our school by purchasing a new book for our school library at our book stall on the day. Guests will be welcomed into classrooms, provided with a scrumptious morning tea and then entertained at our special assembly featuring all our class groups, our school band and choir.
We know many parents will also be keen to attend and share this event across the generations of their family. We hope to see you!
9:30am - Open Classrooms.
10:10am - Morning Refreshments
10:40am - Special Assembly
11:20am - 12:00pm Opportunity to share a picnic lunch with family
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Tell Them From Me Survey - Year 4 to 6Tell Them From Me Survey - Year 4 to 6
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Next term, our school is taking part in the Tell Them From Me student survey. The survey will provide us with valuable feedback on what our students think about school life, how engaged they are with school and the different ways that teachers interact with them. The survey is run by an independent research company, The Learning Bar, which specialises in school-based surveys. This survey is confidential, and staff in schools will not be able to identify individual students from their responses. To ensure confidentiality, participating students will receive a unique username and password. Information is only reported where five or more students answer a question. The survey is online, takes 15 to 30 minutes, and will take place at school during school hours. We will receive a report on our school’s survey results shortly after our students complete the survey. Participating in the survey is voluntary. If any survey questions make your child uncomfortable, your child can skip the question or can choose to stop the survey at any time. If you do not want your child/children to take part in the survey, please complete the attached form and return it to the school by Friday 22nd September, 2023 |
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Stage 3 Camp JindabyneAs a part of our outdoor education program for 2023, the senior students will participate in a 2-night camp at Jindabyne Sport and Recreation Centre, which is run by the NSW Office of Communities, Sport & Recreation. This facility and the programs it offer support learning in our Physical Education, Health and Personal Development Curriculum. It is recommended that all students attend. If children are unable to attend, then they will be catered for at school for the 3 days. The camp will be held from the 23rd to the 25th October, Term 4, 2023. This opportunity provides students to celebrate the relationships they have built with their teachers and peers. It fosters collaboration, builds independence and meets curriculum requirements. Permission notes are to be returned to school by Friday 22nd September. |
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Boorowa Touch and Netball CompetitionStudents in Years 3 to 6 who returned an EOI are invited to participate in the Boorowa Netball and Touch Football Carnival to be held on Friday 20th October. Permission notes have been distributed today. Signed permission notes must be returned by Friday 8th September. |
Toasties - Week 8, 8th September
Please make sure all canteen orders are in by 10am Wednesday 6th September via the Spriggy app.
Thank you canteen volunteers!
Young people form an important segment of our community and their participation as volunteers deliver a heightened sense of self-worth as well as developing their social responsibility and adding value to our society. Tomorrows leaders are already within our own community. This is their opportunity to shine in a child-friendly environment.
What's on offer?
Sutton Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade is contemplating forming a Cadets group within the local Sutton Brigade regular monthly training sessions.
Who Qualifies?
Cadets are drawn from juniors who are not younger that 12 years old and generally attending high school. Once attaining 16 years, they may be considered for promotion within the Brigade as operational member upon completing the necessary training. Cadet membership provides cadets with access to full NSW RFS uniform, cover for workers' compensation and insurance, access to My RFS, and inclusion in all non-operational activities.
Any questions - please contact the Sutton Brigade Training officer, sutton trainingsutton@gmail.com or on 0407 488 888.
