From the Classrooom
2026 Enrolments
Now is the time to enrol at ETRPS for 2026. If you have a child who is at age for Prep next year or know of a family, please contact the office on 54107 700 or go on to the website and get our enrolment forms.
There is information available to help you navigate the process of enrolling. You could help others that may need assistance to enrol.
https://www.echucatwinriversps.vic.edu.au
Reading Nights Home Certificate
Congratulation to Montana and Addy.
Montana received and Addy received a certificate for 50 nights of reading
Grade 1/2 Extravaganza
On Thursday and Friday the Grade 1/2 had their After School Extravaganza. We had lots of fun. We had afternoon tea, free play all over the school and a scavenger hunt with lots of clues.
Harry 1/2A
We had lots and lots of fun at the Grade 1/2 Extravanganza. I loved the sausages and the movie.
Liam 1/2A
On Thursday 13th November the Grade 1/2 had their After School Extravaganza. My favourite activity was the scavenger hunt. We got a sheet of clues.
Bridie 1/2A
Bees
On Monday Sue came to talk about bees and we got to taste honey. Mrs Slater put on Sue's spare suit. We got to see bee boxes.
Hunter 1/2A
On Monday, Sue came to school and told us about bees, she had some tools. Mrs Slater dressed up in a bee suit, she got very hot. We tasted some honey, it tasted good.
Paddy 1/2A
On Monday Sue came to talk to the Grade 1/2's about Bees. She gave us honey, she brought a smoker, a brush and a scraper.
Hudson K 1/2A
On Monday 17th November. Sue brought honey for us. She talked about bees. Sue she talked about the boxes. Mrs Slater wore a bee keeping suit.
Dakota 1/2A
On Monday Sue came to talk to us about bees. Sue showed us some things she uses for the hives and to collect honey.
Khayle 1/2A
Grade 5/6
5/6C had a lovely time on Thursday 27/11 visiting the residents at Wharparilla Lodge. The students joined in chair exercise class and played beanbag catch with the residents.
The comment of the day was, "my cheeks hurt because I have been smiling so much"
Murray Life Adventure
Murray Life Adventures
We had a fantastic time with all the activities, it was great to have so much fun together.
The zip line was really high and it took a lot of courage for us to climb up the stairs, get hooked up and step off the top platform.
The giant swing was kind of scary but we tackled it with confidence, lots of people screamed as they swung back and forth over the little lake.
Everyone had so much fun canoeing. It was really tricky working out how to go around the islands, and it was funny to watch the groups who had to pick up the rubber duckies.
Archery was very difficult but it was fun. Some of us even popped the balloons that were on the hay bales and got a prize.
It was great watching everyone work together to complete the obstacle course - team work was the key to finishing the course, especially when some of the beams and ropes kept on moving.
The rock climbing wall was really high too. There were 3 different challenges that we could try, some people even had a go at the extreme wall. Some students made it to the top and rang the bell to let everyone know they were successful.
It was a really great day, and we really enjoyed all the challenges and getting to hang out with our friends.
Quinn, Hayley, Miranda, Aliah & Mrs Logie
AUSLAN
Auslan News
This term, students across the school have enjoyed consolidating their Auslan learning from throughout the year. They have revisited key topics such as greetings, family, colours, and pets, and have continued to build confidence in using handshapes, facial expressions and movement to communicate meaning.
As we move toward the festive season, students have also been learning Auslan signs related to celebrations, including a range of Christmas vocabulary. A highlight has been learning a special Auslan song that they will proudly perform at our End-of-Year Showcase on 10 December 2025. We look forward to sharing their hard work and expressive signing with our school community!
Parents and Friends Group
Parents and Friends group are asking for donations of usable unwanted shopping bags please.
They will be utilised when students purchase items from stalls and markets day etc to place their goodies in.
Shopping bags can be left at the office or with your child's teacher
Thank you!
