Engagement and Wellbeing 

Harmony Day

A huge thank you to all of our families for joining us at our Harmony Day Assembly and Open Morning. Your presence and enthusiasm made the day truly special, and we loved seeing so many of you there — it was our biggest Open Morning turnout yet!

Thank you also for the wonderful support and encouragement you gave your children in celebrating Harmony Day. It was heartwarming to see the community come together in such a joyful and meaningful way.

A special thank you to Mr Phan for organising the day, and to Ms Freeman for the brilliant music performance — what a treat! The dance performance was also a standout, with the girls, along with Ms K, Ms Shori and Ms Kaur, putting in so much effort to make it amazing.

We are so grateful for your continued support and for helping us promote such an important celebration of inclusivity and belonging.

Breakfast Club

We’re excited to share that our Breakfast Club started this week! It runs every Monday and Thursday in the Student Kitchen from 8:30am to 8:45am.

Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy a bite to eat before school starts.

Please remember to check the ingredients list displayed on the kitchen window if your child has any allergies.

We’d love to see your child there to kick-start the day with a healthy breakfast and a smile!

Zones of Regulation

At our school, we’ve begun implementing the Zones of Regulation program across all classrooms. This approach helps students recognise and manage their emotions, build self-regulation skills, and develop strategies for calming down or getting energised to be ready to learn.

Our staff are currently engaging in professional learning to ensure a consistent and supportive approach across the school.

If you’d like to learn more about the Zones of Regulation and how you can support your child at home, visit the official website:🌐 www.zonesofregulation.com

ANZAC Day Assembly

We want to invite all families to our ANZAC Day assembly on Monday 28th April at 2:30pm in the Gym. ANZAC Day is a special day where we honour the bravery and sacrifice of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZACs) who served in war. It is a time to reflect on their courage, mateship, and resilience.

During our commemoration, we observe a minute of silence to show respect for those who served and those who lost their lives. The Last Post is played as a tribute to fallen soldiers, reminding us of their service and sacrifice.

Lest we forget.

Thank you for your ongoing support in creating a safe, inclusive, and happy environment where your child feels valued and loves to learn.

Melissa and Toan