Primary News

Prep/1 Awards

Well done to last weeks award winners for Prep/1.  What a fantastic start to term 2.

Primary Cross Country Results (top 3)

5/6 years Girls

1. Isabella Hillier
2. Amity Willianson
3. Emily Herring

5/6 years Boys

1. Kye Dunning
2. River Richardson
3. Jack Johnson & Asher Meiklejon

7 years Girls

1. Lacey Laycock
2. Darci Ellis
3. Kelsey Fitzgerald

7 years Boys

1. Dash Stephens
2. Brock Rust
3. Jax Davis

8 years Girls

1. Eliza Duscher 
2. Elloura Dodds
3. Stella Guy 

8 years Boys

1. Jack Driscoll
2. Thomas Herring
3. Riley Wakeman

9 years Girls

1. Callais Mattson
2. Rosie Gratton
3. Imogen Fitzgerald 

9 years Boys

1. Nate Davis
2. Ashton Vanderwolf
3. Ace Stephens

10 years Girls

1. Hayley McGillivray
2. Hazel Saleta
3. Poppy Hopkins 

10 years Boys

1. Jurell Goodhew 
2. Braxton Hawkins
3. Bailey Herring

11 years Girls

1. Sapphire Bradley-Doyle
2. Miley Mackay
3. Harlow Rayson

11 years Boys

1. Jesse McKinnon
2. Zayden Bailey
3. Xavier Ferry

12+ years Girls

1. Mahalia Gunner
2. Azarliah Adams
3. Eve Spanos

12+ years Boys

1. Chase Faux
2. Zac Moore
3. Aidan Dingwall

Sunraysia Division Primary Cross-Country Results

Well done to those students who represented the school at the Sunraysia Division Cross Country last week. 

Congratulations to Chase Faux, Sapphire Bradley-Doyle and Jesse McKinnon who have qualified to attend the region cross country at St Arnaud on Tuesday 6th June.  

9/10-year-old girls 

9/10-year-old-boys 

11-year-old-girls 

11-year-old-boys 

12+ year-old-boys 

GRIP Leadership Conference

On Wednesday 3rd May some of our Year 6 students attended the GRIP Leadership Conference at the Grand Hotel.  

The students learned about the qualities that make an effective leader and engaged in activities to practice these skills.  

The day was a huge success and the students walked away with some valuable lessons.

Uniform

 The cold weather has started to arrive with some chilly mornings. Students are to only wear a school jumper to school – not casual jumpers. If your child/children do not have a school jumper, we have quite a number of unnamed jumpers found in lost property that are in good condition. These jumpers have been washed and are ready to find their new owners. Please contact Carla Piscitelli at the college or send your child to see Miss P to get one. 

Naming Articles

Please remember it is very important to name all your children’s property clearly, especially hats and jumpers, bags, drink bottles and lunch containers.

OSHC Program

A reminder to families our OSHC program only operates until 6.00pm each school night.

Please ensure you collect  your child/ren by 6.00pm or a late fee of $1.00 per child per minute will be charged.

Your support with this is greatly appreciated.

Dogs on School Grounds

If you are bringing a dog to school at pick-up or drop-off times please make sure it is on a lead and that you wait outside the gate for your child/ren.  We have students with allergies and some students that are very nervous around dogs. Thank you.

Before School

Families please be aware that students who arrive at school before 8.40am can go to the Breakfast Club, held in the Canteen from 8.15am. Alternatively, they may sit on the seats at the back of the Green Building until 8.40am.  Students are not to play out the front of the Green Building until 8.40am when the front playground is supervised and the doors of the Green Building are opened.

Severe Food Allergies

There are students at the school with severe food allergies.  Please remind your child that their food is not to be shared.

School Wide Positive Behaviour (SWPB) Posters

The expected behaviours for Year P-3 students.

The expected behaviours for Year 4-6 students.

Outside School Hours Care (OSHC)

 Cheryll Hodge is our school’s OSHC coordinator and can be contacted on 0428 258035 if you have any queries. Please remember to contact Cheryll if your child/children are booked in and won't be attending.

Blue Book/Library Bags

Reminder that all students need a suitable waterproof bag to put their library and reading books in to take home.  Blue book/library bags are for sale at the school uniform shop.  Students are to return their diaries, books and bags every day after reading their book at home.