Welcome back to Term 4. It has been wonderful to see our students return and settle so positively into their classes. We look forward to a busy and rewarding term ahead, with many opportunities for learning, growth and celebration across our school community.
Office PinboardIn Term Three, Prep A and Prep/1 celebrated Science Week with some engaging and exciting science activities. The office pinboard has a great display of their learning. Come and have a look!
Swimming and Surf SkillsThe Year P-4 swimming program and the Year 5-6 Junior Surf Life Saving program have now commenced. These programs form part of our school's Health and Physical Education program and have been met with great enthusiasm from our students. Swimming and surf skills provide an excellent opportunity for students to strengthen their swimming abilities and develop water safety skills in a supportive environment.
English unitsThis Term students across the school are learning to:· Read, view and comprehend a narrative text· Create a written narrative (recount/retell in the lower grades)The complexity of texts as well as how ‘comprehend’ and ‘create’ changes throughout the grades. This includes the literary and language devices children use as well as the nature of the text. Students in Years 2-6 are engaging in a novel study of a chapter book.
Day for Daniel – Friday 31 OctoberOn Friday, 30 October, we will join thousands of schools across Australia in supporting the annual Day for Daniel. Students will have the opportunity to participate in Australia's Biggest Child Safety lesson. This important day raises awareness about child safety and honours the legacy of Daniel Morcombe.In the lead-up to the day, students will take part in classroom lessons and discussions focused on personal safety, recognising unsafe situations, and knowing how to seek help.To learn more about the Daniel Morcombe Foundation and access parent resources on child safety, visit www.danielmorcombe.com.au
World Teachers' Day 2026World Teacher's Day is on Friday 30th October. On World Teacher's Day we recognise and celebrate the important role teachers play in shaping not only young minds, but also the strength and future of our community. We thank our teachers for their dedication, care and commitment to working in partnership with families to support every child to learn, grow and thrive.





