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Acknowledgement of Country Banner Photo
Acknowledgement of Country Meadowbank Public School speaks well of the snapper fish people of Dharug country,, We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging,, We extend that respect to all Aboriginal people present,, We must always remember that under the concrete and asphalt, this land is Dharug Country.
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Message from the Principal Is your child starting Kindergarten for 2027? Kindergarten 2027 Information Session Invitation, I would love to hear from you! Parent Survey
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Upcoming Events and Dates Cheese Toastie Wednesdays, Kindergarten 2027 Information Session, 3H Assembly, King's Birthday Public Holiday, 3M Assembly, Term 2 Sporting Schools Program, 2Y Assembly, Newly Arrived Program (NAP) Morning Tea, Year 6 Colour Run Fundraiser, Other important dates
Student Celebrations Banner Photo
Student Celebrations Ryde Area Primary Schools Public Speaking Competition 
Learning at Meadowbank Banner Photo
Learning at Meadowbank KN Class Report - Caring for our community
Term 2 Sporting Schools Banner Photo
Term 2 Sporting Schools Sporting Schools Expression of Interest
Road Safety Reminders Banner Photo
Road Safety Reminders Rhodes Street - School Kiss and Ride Zones
NSW Public Schools Survey Banner Photo
NSW Public Schools Survey Click on the image to complete the survey
Community Noticeboard Banner Photo
Community Noticeboard Packing a healthy lunch box, ThierCare newsletter, City of Ryde - World Environment Day, Normanhurst Boys High School Open Day, Australian Girls Choir, Macquarie Performing Arts, Artkookoo Art Studio, School Holiday Programs
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Learning at Meadowbank

KN Class Report - Caring for our community

Warami Families! 

 

Last week, KN learned about ways we can care for our school during our HSIE lesson. We explored our connection with Country, Land and the community around us, recognising that school is a special place that we all share and belong to. We spoke about the different ways we can show kindness and honour for the people and spaces around us, helping our school remain a safe, welcoming and happy place for everyone. 

 

Throughout the week, students thoughtfully put their learning into action during everyday classroom routines and experiences. Whether it was caring for our resources, looking after our environment or showing respect during learning time, it was lovely to see students showing care in so many small but meaningful ways. 

 

These everyday actions help our whole community feel valued, safe and welcomed. Together, the little things we do each day can make a big difference in creating an environment where everyone feels respected and included. 

 

KN would love you to think about this with us: What are some small ways we can help make our shared community feel safe, welcoming and cared for?

 

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