Sports News

Today, we play Charles Latrobe at home. No money is required for the bus. The teams will be competing at the following locations:

Rosanna Primary School: Hot Shots Tennis and Soccer teams.

De Winton Oval, 3 Strasbourg Rd, Rosanna: Cricket Blast teams. The Cricket teams will walk to De Winton Oval.

The games will commence at 12:00 p.m.

The Mighty Ducks tennis program for Grade 5/6 students not participating in sporting teams will leave school at 11.40 a.m. and return at 1.30 p.m.

Smile Squad Visit

The Smile Squad free school dental program is coming to our school

Dear Rosanna Primary families,

The Smile Squad team from Holstep Health are coming to our school. Smile Squad is the Victorian Government free school dental program.

This means ALL students can get a free dental check-up, preventive services, and treatment at school.

How to access free dental care

We need your consent before we can provide services. Consent is usually provided by a parent or guardian.

Sign up to Smile Squad at: https://bit.ly/smilesquadvic

OR use the below QR code:

Please complete and submit the consent form by 22/08/2025

The electronic consent form can be translated into more than 100 languages, and the paper form is currently available in 30 languages.

Students Of The Week

Congratulations to our fantastic leaders of learning!

Term 3 - Week 3

Prep S	Naksh: For his outstanding progress in writing. We are so proud of how hard you have been working to write the sounds that you can hear in words. You’re a superstar, Naksh! Sasha: For being the prep area ‘Stick Insect’ expert. Thank you for sharing all that you know about stick insects, including how to look after them, Sasha! We are so proud of you!
Prep D	Thea: Thea, you have returned from your holiday with a big smile and a wonderful enthusiasm for learning. It’s been lovely to see your excitement and positive energy in the classroom. Keep it up superstar! Philip: Philip, you have shown wonderful kindness by including others and offering help to your classmates. Your thoughtful actions and friendly nature don’t go un-noticed. You’re a shining star!
Prep T	Theo: Theo you have been working so hard to give your learning your 100% effort. It has been so great seeing you so engaged and happy in the classroom. Keep it up! Marlow: Marlow you come to school each with such a wonderful attitude and enthusiasm to learn more and more. We love seeing your confidence grow
1S	Ira: For showing amazing teamwork while using the scales to weigh everyday things! You listened to others, shared the tools, helped your friends, and worked together like a real scientist. Gracie: For writing a fantastic information report all about kangaroos! Your hard work, big ideas, and super facts showed how much you’ve learned. Keep hopping forward with your writing!
1W	Raf: Raf you have shown incredible growth and confidence this term, coming into the classroom and starting your day with a big smile and positive attitude. We have really noticed the difference. We are so proud of you mate, keep it up.
2K	Patrick: You’ve been making responsible choices at swimming and setting a great example for others. Your sensible attitude help make our sessions safe and fun. Well done Patty!
2J	Rafael: Your positive energy that you bring to our classroom. You are a great friend and it is fantastic to see you bring your enthusiasm to your learning.
2P	Kaya: for working hard in phonics lessons. Keep it up!
3/4Y	Samuel: Your superpower is making everyone feel welcome Samuel! You’re always up for a chat and include everyone in a conversation. You are a true role model for inclusivity.
3/4R
3/4V	Maida: For your positive attitude to learning and positive contributions in class. You always show your best when set with any task. Keep up the great work Maida!
4/5B	Ray: I am so proud of your improvement in reading our class text out loud. You are reading with a good pace, decoding unusual words and your volume has increased beautifully. Fantastic Reading Ray!
5/6A	Mia: for being a wonderful support to her peers during maths – you are able to share and explain your knowledge which is appreciated by your classmates. Well done Mia! Lauren: We were so glad to finally meet your cheeky guinea pigs, Evan and Brownie! You did a wonderful job sharing information and facts about them to your peers. Well done Lauren!
5/6D	Dakota: for working hard and giving your best effort when using relative frequencies to verify the accuracy of chance experiment results in numeracy. Your positive attitude and confidence have been amazing to see. Well done, Dakota!
5/6T	Amelie: for demonstrating resilience and persistence in Maths this week and for building up the confidence to share your answers with the class. Well done Amelie!

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