Principal News
Family Movie Night
Last Friday night we held our outdoor movie night under the stars. It was a full house. We were so fortunate to have great weather which made it a comfortable night on the assembly court. Thank you to the team of parents that worked on pulling this together in preparation and for all the work on the night. As I consistently say, we can’t run events like this without the wonderful support that we receive from families to make things happen. So, thank you once again for the fab night!
Year 5 Camp
On Wednesday morning our year 5 students and teachers departed for their camp to Forest Edge. We had our fingers crossed for them as the weather forecast was for rain with more rain! They have been lucky enough at this stage to sleep through much of the rain and then be able to enjoys day activities. We look forward to welcoming them back later today and to hear about their adventures.
Tours for Prep 2027 Enrolments
We continue to be busy with tours for prospective 2027 families. We are running tours three days per week throughout this term. If you have friends or family wishing to book a tour please share the link with them as we’d love to welcome them to our wonderful school to see our school in action.
Tours can be booked here: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1535645
Maths Morning
Following the success of our 2025 Whole School Maths Day, we are excited to be holding another event on Wednesday 20 May, as part of Education Week.
We warmly invite parents and families to join us for the morning’s activities:
9:00am – 9:50am: Open Classroom – families are invited to join classroom maths activities
9:50am – 10:40am: Whole School Maths Parade
This special day will be filled with engaging maths activities and opportunities for you to visit your child’s classroom and see their learning in action. Our students are looking forward to sharing their love of mathematics with you!
As part of the celebration, we will also be holding a Maths Morning Parade at 9:50am, and families are warmly invited to attend. Students are encouraged to come dressed in a maths-themed costume.
Some costume ideas include:
• Dressing as a number or shape
• Wearing patterns or symmetry in your outfit
• Creating a domino-themed T-shirt
• Coming as a famous mathematician
• Designing a costume that represents addition, multiplication, or other mathematical operations
We can’t wait to celebrate the joy of mathematics together and hope to see you there!
Wishing you a great weekend and some drier weather than the past few days!