Temporary Entrance Garden

Our Hands On Learning team have whipped up a new school entrance garden bed.

“We recycled sleepers from the old garden to make a border and pathway around the tree. I measured 45 degree angles, then used a saw to cut the sleepers. We were exhilarated with the final results!” - Malahkai

Grade 3, 4, 5 Camp Kookaburra

In Week 4, our Grade 3, 4 and 5 students set off on their long-awaited adventure to Camp Kookaburra! Departing school on Monday morning, the buses were buzzing with excitement as students looked forward to a few fun-filled days away.

Upon arrival, students were warmly welcomed by the friendly camp staff, who gave them a tour of the grounds and introduced them to the many exciting activities on offer. After unpacking and settling into their cabins, it was time to dive straight into the fun!

Throughout their time on camp, students challenged themselves and supported one another through a range of activities, including canoeing, low ropes, flying fox, rock climbing, archery, bouldering, initiatives and orienteering. Evenings were just as enjoyable, with highlights including a night walk, movie night, and plenty of free time spent playing gaga ball, tennis, basketball, volleyball, and games in the recreation room.

Overall, students had a fantastic time away, coming home with big smiles, great memories and lots of stories to share about their adventures.

Colour Run Fundraising Success!

What an incredible effort from our school community! Together, we raised a grand total of $8,030 through our Colour Run fundraiser!

A huge thank you to all students, families, and staff who supported this event — every dollar raised helps make a difference for our school.

Competitions and Winners

Throughout the fundraiser, we ran several fun competitions to keep the excitement going!

Most Profiles Created

Congratulations to 1/2C – Mrs Cootes’ class, with 10 profiles created with in the first week! They celebrated with some well-deserved Zooper Doopers.

$30 Fundraising Draw

Every student who raised $30 or more went into the draw to win one of five $10 Logan Street Lunch Vouchers.

Winners: Indi & Evie, Leo, Albie, Alexis, and Dylan.

Top Fundraisers

1st Place: Henry – $550

2nd Place: Liliana – $305

3rd Place: Sophie – $300

4th Place: Orlando – $265

Fantastic effort by all our top fundraisers — your hard work truly paid off!

Class Fundraising Champions

A huge congratulations to Mrs Maduka’s class, who raised an incredible $1,523!

They’ve earned themselves a Hot Chip Party and some fun Splat Slammer Monsters to celebrate their success!

Slime the Teachers!

A total of 37 students raised over $100 each — what an amazing effort!

From this group, 18 lucky students will be drawn to slime the teachers during our Colour Run celebration. Get ready for a splash of fun!

$150+ Random Prize Draw

Students who raised $150 or more went into the draw to win one of five fantastic prizes:

Flybotic Remote Control Plane – Winner: The Hewits

Robo Beats Robot – Winner: Dylan

Remote Control Stunt Tank – Winner: Alakai

My Magical Unicorn Craft Set – Winner: Lil . T

200-Piece Scentos Mega Storage Set – Winner: Rylee

We had 13 students qualify for this category — congratulations to all for your outstanding efforts!

A big thank you once again to everyone who participated and supported this year’s Colour Run. It was a fun, colourful, and successful day for our entire school community!

Hands on Learning

Last Thursday, our Hands On Learning had a great day out and about.

“We built toolboxes at Bunnings, and then planned community project ideas & played games at Youth Inc” - Theo

Rememberance Day

Lest We Forget

This morning, our student leaders proudly represented our school at the town’s RSL Remembrance Service, where they laid a wreath to honour those who have served.

A special congratulations to Miranda, who received the RSL Services Award - an excellent achievement!

Art Fun

Footsteps in Foundation

We had a fantastic start to our Foundation Transition program with our Smart Cookie session. After watching the story, students talked about what makes them special and shared why they are a “smart cookie.”

It was a wonderful chance to build confidence, practise early writing skills, and show their personalities.

Students finished by sharing their work with a partner and decorating a real cookie to take home. We loved meeting our future Preps and look forward to the next session!

Sports

School Holidays

Health