From the Principal Team

Bell RAP

The Bell Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) group recently met to discuss the official launch of our endorsed plan. The RAP will be formally launched as part of our end-of-term fete. The launch will include an official Welcome to Country, as well as a dedicated stall similar to that at our previous fete.

At the stall, we will display a collection of artefacts contributed by teachers to showcase the meaningful work already taking place at Bell. We believe this will be a valuable addition to the fete and a wonderful opportunity to spark meaningful conversations within our community.

The Bell PS RAP is now accessible via our website Reconciliation Action Plan and can  also be found on the Narragunnawali Reconciliation in Education page:  

Narragunnawali - Bell Primary School

School Council 

Nominations for eligible school council candidates have now closed. Key dates for the next steps are as follows:

• Publication of eligible candidates: A list of candidates will be published this afternoon via a Compass Newsfeed.

• Distribution of ballot papers including candidate information: Thursday 26 February

• Close of ballot: Thursday 5 March

• First meeting of the new School Council: Thursday 26 March at 7.00pm

Community Bell Blitz – Indigenous Biodiversity Garden and School Grounds

In an effort to complete our Indigenous Biodiversity Garden and ensure our school grounds look presentable for the School Fete on Saturday 28 March, we will be holding a Community Bell Blitz on Sunday 1 March from 9:00am – 12:00pm.

The focus will be on tidying and upkeep of the garden and surrounding school grounds. We want all community members to feel pride in our school space at the Fete and would greatly appreciate any assistance you can offer during the blitz.

Emma Heywood

Principal