3/4 - A Year In Review

2024 School Year Review

As we look back on the 2024 school year, we are filled with pride and gratitude for the incredible moments and achievements that have shaped our community. This year has been one of growth, learning, and unforgettable experiences for our students, and we couldn’t be prouder of all they have accomplished.

We began the year with the excitement of Camp Allambee, where students embraced challenges, built resilience, and strengthened their bonds with one another. From outdoor adventures to team-building activities, the camp created memories that will last a lifetime.

The Footy Clinic brought energy and teamwork to the forefront, as students honed their skills and learned valuable lessons about sportsmanship and perseverance.

Our Kitchen and Garden program continued to thrive, with students rolling up their sleeves to cultivate, harvest, and create delicious dishes. It was inspiring to see their enthusiasm and the pride they took in their hard work.

The Friends with Honey Incursion was a buzzing highlight, offering students a close-up look at the fascinating world of bees and the importance of environmental care.

Book Week dress-up day was a celebration of creativity and imagination, with students and staff alike donning costumes that brought beloved stories to life. The joy and excitement of the day were truly infectious!

Finally, the year concluded with the tradition of Christmas Post, spreading kindness and connection as students exchanged thoughtful messages and wishes for the holiday season.

As we reflect on these highlights, we are reminded of how much our students have grown—not just academically, but as compassionate, capable, and curious individuals. Their efforts, perseverance, and teamwork have been truly inspiring.

We are so proud of all they have achieved this year and cannot wait to see what they will accomplish in the years to come. We wish all our students and families a restful holiday break and a bright, successful 2025!

Warm regards, Dianne Keats, Deborah Strike and Emma Ranson.