Parent and Community News 

TheirCare - Out of School Hours Care

TheirCare is our out of school hours care program.  They are based in our Multi Purpose Room Monday - Friday mornings and afternoons.

Please see the attached flyer for further information. 

Don't hesitate to pop in and see Brooke and her team if you have any further questions.

Magic by Moonlight - George Pentland Gardens Frankston

Frankston City Council invite visitors to view Magic by Moonlight.  

Magic by Moonlight provides visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in awe-inspiring, captivating outdoor spaces adorned with over 400 captivating light installations, boasting a stunning array of more than 30,000 light bulbs! 

Further information can be sought by contacting info@magicbymoonlight.com.au or visiting Magic by Moonlight

AusKick School Holiday Program - City of Casey

Visit https://play.afl to find an AFL AusKick clinic near you!

Nude Food: A Healthy and Eco-Friendly Approach at Our School

Dear Parents,

At our school, we are committed to promoting healthy eating habits and environmental responsibility. As part of this initiative, we are encouraging all students to participate in our "Nude Food" program.

What is Nude Food? Nude Food simply means food that is not wrapped in plastic, foil, or any other type of disposable packaging. Instead, we encourage students to bring their meals and snacks in reusable containers. This not only reduces waste but also ensures that children are eating fresh, healthy foods.

Why Nude Food?

  1. Healthy Eating: By packing nude food, you can focus on including more fresh fruits, vegetables, and wholesome snacks in your child’s lunchbox.
  2. Environmental Impact: Reducing packaging waste helps our environment by minimizing the amount of rubbish that ends up in landfill. Every small step counts in protecting our planet for future generations.
  3. Cost Savings: By avoiding pre-packaged foods, families can also save money over time, as bulk buying and using reusable containers can be more economical.

How You Can Help:

  • Pack Reusable Containers: Invest in durable, easy-to-open containers that your child can manage independently. Reusable water bottles and lunch bags are also great options.
  • Choose Whole Foods: Opt for whole fruits, vegetables, sandwiches, and homemade snacks instead of pre-packaged items.
  • Get Involved: Encourage your child to help pack their lunch, making it a fun and educational experience.

We understand that this might be a new approach for some families, and we appreciate your efforts in supporting this initiative. By working together, we can create a healthier, greener environment for our children.

Thank you for your ongoing support in making our school a leader in sustainability and well-being.

Every Conversation Matters - Child Protection Week

Please see the attached flyer for the invite to attend the Every Conversation Matters talk. This is a presentation suitable for parents, carers and educators.