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Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath – Science of Learning Parent Information Sessions

🌟 Parent Information Sessions – The Science of Learning 🌟

We’re excited to invite parents and families to a special series of sessions with Educational Neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath. These sessions, presented in collaboration with Catholic Education Sandhurst, will explore the fascinating Science of Learning and give us practical ways to support our children as they grow.

✨ Session 2: Surviving Study – Wednesday Sept 10th, 2.30pm, School Amphitheatre

(Please register for Session 2 with the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/rNjZgTg4sN)(With afternoon tea provided at Session 2!)

These are wonderful opportunities to learn, reflect, and walk alongside your child in their learning journey. We’d love to see you there! 💙

                                                                   LUNCH ORDERS

               Lunch orders are provided by the Rushworth Bakery on Mondays only.

               Correct money is required as no change is given.

Please note students should only be ordering items on the price list below.

                                                               SCHOOL DROP OFF

Please be advised that the safe drop off point for students before school is using the hall car park and crossing on Hume Street. Parking on Southam Street is reserved for staff and is a no standing/bus zone.         

                                                                 CAR PARK

When entering and leaving the carpark, please be mindful of other vehicles and pedestrians.  In the morning we ask that parents park in the carpark and walk their child/ren across the road to the back gate. 

After school the teacher on duty will walk the students to the tennis court gate.  Parents can then collect their child from the fence. NO child is to walk through the car park without an adult.

We also ask that all cars are parked facing the south (bush) and that they leave via behind the school hall onto Reed St.  

This is to alleviate the busyness of the Hume St entrance. 

You are asked not to park near the tennis fence close to the entrance

 to the carpark as our students wait in that area.