Year 4

I'ts hard to believe that we are already half way through Term 1. The students have all settled in well to their classroom routines and it has been wonderful watching the students so engaged with their learning. We have a lot of exciting events coming up for the rest of the term!

Important Dates

March

Wednesday 5th: House Athletics

Thursday 6th: Parents and Literacy Night (EAL- English as an Additional Language)

Friday 7th: Whole School Photos 

Monday 10th: Labour Day Holiday (no school)

Wednesday 12th: Athlete visit from Victorian Institute of Sport (incursion-no cost)

Thursday 20th: Harmony Day

Friday 21st: Colour Run

Monday 24th: Parent Teacher Interviews (More information to come)

Tuesday 25th: Parent Teacher Interviews (More information to come)

House Athletics Day

House Athletics will be held on Wednesday, 5th of March. Please ensure your child packs an appropriate snack and lunch for the day, as well as a water bottle, sunscreen and school hat for adequate protection from the sun. 

Harmony Day

Harmony Day is on Thursday 20th March 2025. The students are invited to dress in clothes from either their own, or another culture. They might choose to wear Orange, which is the colour chosen to represent Harmony Week. There will be a special Harmony Day assembly in the stadium at 9.10am on this day.

Parents and Literacy Night

Each year at Vermont Primary School, we offer a special information night for parents who have English as an additional language. This session is always highly engaging and provides important information to help families navigate school life. 

 There will also be time to ask questions about school events, terminology, or programs at VPS. This is a great opportunity to clarify anything you are unsure about. This session is open to all families and will be held in the Vermont Primary School Staff Room on Thursday 6th March from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. To help us plan for the evening, please fill in the digital form below. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=N7Ns2Ycaz0S2mzzsM0pMH6LALu7qwDtOoIth3C4RCERUMUZSOUdLV0ExQzZIUUdFQ1ZYUUlMNldQMy4u 

If you have any questions, please contact Dianna Fuller, John Hoskin or Jacci Strachan.

Learning in The Classroom

Using measuring tapes and jugs to measure whole and part units.