Wellbeing & Engagement

March and April Aussie of the Month Awards

 Congratulations to our March and April Aussie of the Month Recipients for 2026

We are proud to congratulate our Aussie of the Month award recipients for the month of March and April. Well done to the following students on their outstanding conduct and consistent demonstration of our School Values and Learner Qualities. They have received some wonderful comments from staff, and we can't wait to see their AOTM pins displayed proudly on their shirts and their sew-on school values badge!! 

• Alfred Stone – M3
• Emma Yeung – T17
• Sarah Missak – F14

• Declan Hamlyn– R8
• Mahlia Niarhos – T16
• Hayden Tooth – F10

Recess and Lunch Opportunities 

We’re pleased to share how well our library lunchtime activities have been progressing this year. Our Student Ambassadors have dedicated a significant amount of time and effort to organising games and setting up engaging activities for students. They have also created helpful video guides demonstrating how to correctly set up and pack away the equipment, ensuring the space remains organised and accessible for everyone.

The library is open to students during lunchtime on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, providing a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Check out our new Library Games! 

The Library aims to offer students more choice during lunchtime, particularly for those who may prefer quieter, non-physical activities. It reflects our commitment to student voice and wellbeing by creating a more balanced range of options.

On these days, students are encouraged to make the most of the library space. The library provides a calm and supportive setting where students can discover new books, use a variety of equipment, draw, play board or card games, or simply enjoy some quiet time.

Student Ambassadors

Our Student Ambassadors have made a fantastic start, with a highly productive and positive first meeting. Students approached the session with focus and enthusiasm, setting a strong tone for the term ahead.

During the meeting, ambassadors were introduced to their roles and responsibilities and were given a small piece of homework to help them begin thinking about their contributions. They also had the opportunity to nominate for a range of leadership roles, showing initiative and a willingness to be actively involved in shaping upcoming projects and activities.

Overall, the session ran smoothly and reflected the students’ commitment to making meaningful impact within the school. They are excited and ready to get stuck into the term, and we look forward to seeing all that they will achieve.