Student Leaders - 2026 

Please see the report from our student leaders, which was shared to our Governing council in Week 3.

We are excited to share some of the things that have been happening at school over the last few weeks. It has been a really busy time at school, with lots of exciting events and opportunities for students to be involved in.

One of the big highlights was the excursion to Adelaide Oval. Students in year 3, 4, 5, and 6 had the chance to watch cricket, meet some of the players, and enjoy being at a live match. We also participated in cricket drills which the players ran for us, we did batting, fielding and wicket keeping. It was a really fun experience, and lots of students came back talking about how exciting it was to be there in person.

We also had our Open Afternoon, where families were invited to come and visit classrooms and see some of the learning that has been happening. Students were proud to share their work and show their families around their classrooms. It was great to see so many people come along and be part of the afternoon.

Some of the older students also went on a SAPSASA soccer excursion. The students were split into girls’ and boys’ teams, and they all tried their best throughout the day. Mr Venter said that the students showed our school values, which made us feel really proud. It was a great opportunity for students to represent our school, work as a team, and show good sportsmanship.

Another exciting thing happening at the moment is planning for our end of year concert. Lots of classes have already started working on their performances. Classes have also been given their raffle prize themes for the concert, and everyone has been talking about what they might be able to bring in to help with the raffle. It has been fun hearing all the different ideas.

Our new PALs have also finished their training and are excited to begin working as PALs mentors for the rest of Term 4. We know they will do a great job supporting younger students and helping others in the yard.

The Year 6 students have also been busy getting ready for the end of the year. They have started working on their graduation speeches, which is a big and important part of finishing primary school. They are also running two more fundraisers to help raise money for their graduation dinner. The students are all excited to do a special noodle lunch, and lots of children have already made their order.

Overall, it has been a busy few weeks at school. There have been lots of chances for students to learn, to be involved in helping the community, show leadership, and represent our school in a positive way. We are looking forward to the next few weeks – which we know will be just as busy as ever.