Principal News
ANZAC Day, 250421, continued to look a little different that what we are used to but I know that the meaning was not lost by:
- special driveway vigils
- stories shared
- visiting memorials
- laying wreaths and flowers
- watching your favourite football team play (and hopefully win)
... and generally taking a moment to listen to the bugle play the last post (which makes the hairs on the arms rise).
May we always remember the sacrifices of the fallen soldiers, from all battles, countries and times.
Lest we forget.
Monique Corcoran
PRINCIPAL
It is with great excitement that we count down to 3 weeks of school related camps:
- Somers Camps (select students): Week 3, 030521 - 090521
- Year 3 & 4 Camp Toolangi Week 5, 170521 - 190521
- Year 5 & 6 Camp Rumbug: Week 6, 240521 - 260521
After 2020 being 'campless', we are very much looking forward to hearing about all the adventures, seeing the photos and laughing about all the fun times had.
For further information, keep an eye on Compass. Any questions, please communicate with your classroom teacher.
2020 Annual Report and AGM
CSPS 2020 Annual Report has now been published on the school website. All schools must provide their annual report to be published on the State Register.
The Annual Report officially gets presented at the CSPS Annual General Meeting which is held Wednesday 19th May at 6.30pm.
The Annual Report includes:
- a description and analysis of student learning outcomes in state-wide tests and examinations for the current year
- a description and analysis student attendance rates for the year
- a report of the school's financial activities
Sub Committee Expression of Interest
At the recent School Council 310421, we discussed the constitution of the Sub Committees.
Buildings and Grounds AND Grants and Competitions at present only have two members each on these committees; three is the minimum number required.
If you would like to know more about the Grants and Competitions Sub Committee, contact John Barbaressos - johnbarbaressos@hotmail.com
If you would like to know more about the Buildings and Grounds Sub Committee, contact Cameron Dean
Child Safe
In the media recently there has been information regarding issues of consent in schools. These conversations reinforce the need to support our students to build and manage safe and respectful relationships.
At CSPS all staff have a duty of care to take reasonable steps to protect students under their care and supervision from harm that is reasonably foreseeable. This means taking steps to promote respectful relationships with our students.
This term students will continue to engage in Respectful Relationships through participating in lessons that will focus on Personal Strengths and Positive Coping. These lessons aim to promote and model respect, positive attitudes and behaviours and teaches our students how to build healthy relationships, resilience and confidence.
If you would like further information please refer to the following website: Respectful Relationships