Cheltenham East Primary
School News
Cheltenham East Primary
School News
We don't 'HAVE' a great day we 'MAKE' it a great day. Christophe Beck
Thank you to the following families that volunteered their time and helped at the School Working Bee on Sunday the 7th May. Thank you also to Mrs Ward, Mr Ridgway and Mr Cartwright for giving their time up on the weekend.
Davies | Nathan |
Rogers | Van Der Nol |
Hocking | Allett |
Turley | Gniel/Walsh |
Poelmans | Kennedy |
Colaiacomo | Doedee/Hardiman |
Fay | Ng |
Kerr | Robinson |
Hocking | Stanojevic/Perelman |
Diaz | Sanderson |
The breezeway is now mostly finished thanks to all the many helpers along the way.
The Gardening Club are doing a great job weeding the vegetable patch each Friday but we desperately need more help.
If we have any parents or grandparents who are interested in helping out with some gardening please let Mrs Kerr (6C / BER) know.
CEPS has been very lucky over the years to acquire 4 pianos, although it is time for 2 of them to start a new beginning. CEPS are offering the school community first opportunity before we open the offer to the wider community. These pianos are FREE.
If you are interested, or know of someone interested please come and see the office.
On Tuesday, all of the grade 6’s caught the train for an excursion to the immigration museum in the city. We had lots of fun looking at all the artifacts and exhibits.
The favourite artifacts were the confiscated items. We looked at some of the stories of some people who immigrated to Australia. It was very interesting to read where they came from and why they came to Australia.
A big thanks to our parent helpers Juanita and Anna for coming on the trip. A big thanks to Mrs Kerr, Miss Boucher and Mr Packham for making this possible. We had a fun time!
Netball
Boys - HCC (1) vs CEPS (0)
Girls - HCC (0) vs CEPS (14)
Softball
Boys - HCC (8) vs CEPS (16)
Girls - HCC (11) vs CEPS (9)
Soccer
Mixed - HCC (0) vs CEPS (2)
Enrolments/Applications are due by Friday 28th July.
Please visit our website for more information.
Dear Parents,
The Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge is now open and Cheltenham East Primary School is excited to be participating. The PRC application offers a range of exciting features including:
The Challenge is open to all Victorian children from birth to Year 10 in recognition of the importance of reading for literacy development. It is not a competition; but a personal challenge for children to read a set number of books by 8th of September, 2023.
Children from Prep to Year 2 are encouraged to read or ‘experience’ 30 books with their parents and teachers. Children from Year 3 to Year 10 are challenged to read 15 books.
All children who meet the Challenge will receive a certificate of achievement signed by the Victorian Premier and former Premiers.
To read the Premier’s letter to parents, view the booklists and for more information about the Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge, visit: https://www.vic.gov.au/premiers-reading-challenge
If your child does not have their login details in their diary, please message their classroom teacher.
Further information about how to use the Challenge application is available at:
To log in go to:
Kind regards
Emma Harper
Dear CEPS families
We are pleased to announce the publication of a School Community Calendar to help families with planning for upcoming events.
There are three ways to look at the calendar - choose the one that suits you (see the attachment for screenshot assistance):
1. SENTRAL - Updated to allow users to see a list of upcoming events:
2. WEBSITE - A new calendar option has been enabled:
3. NEWSLETTER - A new link:
We have included information in relation to upcoming whole school events, as well as individual year level excursions (with cost estimates) to assist families with forward planning.
Please be aware that there are events in the latter part of the year that are still being confirmed and may be subject to change. Please contact the school via email for clarification if you are making any plans based on activities listed in Terms 3 & 4 that rely on the accuracy of the information listed.
We hope that families find this calendar useful.
Cheltenham East Primary will be participating in the ‘Walk Safely To School Day’. It is an event to help educate, encourage and motivate students to be walking safely to school. The day aims for students to develop exercise routines, build on environmental knowledge of decreasing carbon emissions from driving and embedding students with road safety rules.
A huge thank you to Southland Woolworths and Coles for providing us with fresh fruit. Students will be able to collect a piece of fruit on arrival after their big walk to school. Please get involved by, locking this date in the diary and getting everyone in the family involved by walking to school.