Le Page Primary School
From the Principal
Our Vision
Each child has a gift or talent. It is our job to find it and to show it to them.
Our Mission
Identify the talent, develop the confidence and create the leader.
What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other?
Attitudes to School Survey
Each year our year 4-6 students complete the Attitudes to School Survey, similar to the Parent Opinion Survey which many families have completed. This provides a snapshot of what our areas of strength are and what areas we need to continue to develop. Overall our results each year are exceptional and above state and similar school averages. This is due to the care and work of our staff to ensure that every child at Le Page feels connected to the school and has advocates for them. Our 2025 results again show that we value the wellbeing of every child. An overview image has been shared with the community over the last couple of weeks (see below).
Some areas which the school will be planning for improvement in 2026 include emotional awareness and regulation, help seeking and peer relationships.
NAPLAN data
Recently we have shared some of our 2025 NAPLAN results from our Year 5 cohort. This highlights their hard work and dedication to academic success. At Le Page, we understand that NAPLAN is just a snapshot of how students are going with their learning and that there are many other facets that make up for the learning and wellbeing of our students. We always encourage all students to have a go at NAPLAN and use the results to see the progress of their learning. The most important thing to our school and staff is learning and wellbeing growth. From where a child starts to where they get to over a semester, year or their primary schooling. We celebrate and are proud of all our students' growth!
John Monash Science School
Again I had the opportunity to chaperone three Year 6 students to the Mini-Scientist workshop at John Monash Science School recently. This time Daniel C, Sai A and Kaira A participated in science experiments, mentored by the Year 10 students of JMSS. This is such a wonderful experience for our students and we will continue to participate in future cycles of the program.
State Finals Tee Ball
On Wednesday 10th of September, I was able to watch our Girls Tee Ball team compete in the State Finals at Wheelers Hill. The girls played hard and competitively. Unfortunately they didn’t make the final but I admire their sportsmanship and dedication. Well done to the following students for representing Le Page at our very first State Final!
Kira B
Monique H
Maya S
Marie L
Zoe L
Kaira A
Sai A
Marine S
Lara B
Maddie F
Congratulations to Mr Bradley and Miss Anna for coaching this amazing team
Holiday Works at School
Over the term break the internal areas of the BER building will be painted. This will give the classrooms in this space a much needed freshen up!
Term 4 Events
There are a lot of exciting events happening next term! It is going to be a very busy one to finish the 2025 school year.
Hats need to be worn for outside play times and sports as part of our Sun Protection policy
10/10 - Wear Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness - Gold Coin Donation
13/10-15/10 - Year 3-4 Camp
17/10 - Girls Softball District Event
17/10 - 2026 Prep Transition session
23/10 - Year 1-2 Cranbourne Botanic Gardens Excursion
23/10 - Peter Combe visit and concert
24/10 - Grandparents afternoon 2:45-3:30 (no assembly this day)
28/10 - School Council number 7
30/10 - 3 network schools visiting from 9-12 to see some of our programs as part of a Kingston Network Community of Practice
30/10 - Colour Fun Run - TBC
31/10 - World Teachers Day
3/11 - Curriculum Day
4/11 - Melbourne Cup Day
5/11 - Art Day - students participating in a variety of Art activities through the day
7/11 - Prep Butterfly Incursion
7/11 - Author Visit for Year 3-6 Catriona Hoy “My Grandad Marches on ANZAC Day”
10/11 - Leader In Me Lighthouse School Accreditation Day
11/11 - Remembrance Day Recognition
12/11 - Special Pizza Lunch
13/11 - Band and Choir performing at Aveo Kingston Green
17/11 - Cyber safety sessions organised by social and fundraising
20/11 - Student led conferences and presentation of leadership notebooks 2:45-3:30
21/11 - International Tolerance Day - free dress (no gold coin donation)
24/11-28/11 - Book Fair in library
25/11 - Final school council for 2025
27/11 - Author visit - Dean Rankine for Year 3-6
1/12 - Final 2026 Prep transition session and information night
4/12 - Prep mini-concert
9/12 - Year 6 to 7 transition day
10/12 - Year 5-6 Natural Disaster Expo
11/12 - Picnic Night and Christmas Raffle
12/12 - Year 5-6 Big Ride Out
12/12 - Semester 2 Reports posted on Compass
15/12 - Year 6 Graduation
16/12 - Year 6 Big Day Out
17/12 - Year 3-4 Small Ride Out
18/12 - Final Student Day for 2025 - 3:30 finish
19/12 - Curriculum Day
Thank-You
A big thank-you to our wonderful students, staff and families for another busy, fun and successful term. There have been lots of amazing events in a very short 9 week term. I wish everyone a relaxing break, be safe and we are all looking forward to term 4! Please don’t forget that students and staff must wear hats during outside time in term 4.
Courtney Mason