Sports Equipment & Cubby Houses

To ensure fair access for everyone, a roster will be in place for cubby house use. Prep to Year 2 students will have access on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, while Year 3 to Year 6 students will be able to use the cubby houses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Keep an eye out for the new roster being produced by members of the cybet team!

CHANGES for Play Club in 2026

All year levels are now invited to play club on the following days. We have loved watching the students play with their peers and support each other.

Wellbeing Wednesdays - all year levels

Thrilling Thursdays - all year levels

Fantastic Fridays - all year levels

Big Life Journal

This is an EXCELLENT FREE resource as printables to support all parents and children at home on a variety of wellbeing topics, please take a look at the link below.

https://biglifejournal.com/pages/freebies

You and your children will have FREE access to numerous fun and extremely useful ideas.

TAC’s Safe Migration Project (no.4)

Congratulations to our new Prep families on completing the first month of school! We know this is a big transition, and we’re so proud of how our students (and parents and carers) are settling into school life.

As you and your child continue to establish your daily routines, it’s a great time to revisit the safe travel tips and resources available through the TAC’s Safe Migration Project. These practical tools are designed to help families travel safely to and from school, whether you’re walking, cycling, scootering, or driving.

Here’s what you can do:

Watch the short, engaging video that shows the many ways children get to school and highlights the importance of making each journey safe. Watch the TAC’s Safe Migration video here The Safe Migration Project - Starting Primary School.
Read the fact sheet (available in multiple languages) for practical, easy-to-fo low safe travel tips for parents and carers, available here. The Safe Migration Project - Starting Primary School | Road Safety Education

At Lalor East Primary School, we’re committed to supporting the safety of every child in our school community.

ON PSYCH

We understand that growing up can be a challenging time for children and teens—and it can be just as hard for the people who care about them. That's where onPsych comes in.

onPsych provides mental health support to students and families—right at school—with no out-of-pocket costs when referred by a GP (bulk billed through Medicare). This generally includes up to 10 individual and 10 group sessions.

Why see onPsych?

Our qualified clinical psychologists, psychologists and mental health social workers help children and teens with everyday challenges and more complex concerns, such as:

Making friends · Behaviour challenges
Anxiety, fears, and phobias · Exam or school stress
Depression or low mood · Social skills and confidence
Attention and focus (e.g. ADHD) · Emotional regulation
Grief and loss · Autism support

We also provide practical support and group sessions in:

Communication · Problem solving
Stress and anger management · Negotiation and motivation
Relaxation and mindfulness · Parenting support

Common Questions

💰 How much does it cost? Nothing! We bulk bill Medicare with a GP referral.

⏱ How soon can my child be seen? Usually within 1–3 weeks after we receive the referral.

🔐 Is it private and confidential? Yes. All sessions are confidential. We follow professional and legal guidelines to keep your child’s information safe. We only share information if there’s a serious safety risk.

👨‍👩‍👧 Can I join the sessions? Absolutely—just chat with your therapist about what’s best. In many cases, parent involvement is welcomed.

📈 What changes should we expect? Some changes can happen quickly, while others take time. We'll work with you to set clear goals and check in on progress regularly.

🏠 How can I help at home? We’ll give you tips and tools to support your child between sessions. Ask your therapist for guidance!

📄 Will we get reports? Yes. For Medicare plans, we’ll send you and your GP a progress report after 6 and 10 sessions. (NDIS plans may differ.)

🩺 Do we go back to the GP? Yes—after 6 sessions, you'll need to return to your GP to get a referral for more sessions.

How to Get Started (with a Mental Health Care Plan):

Fill out the “Information for your GP” form (Speak to Grace or Julie for a Parent Pack).
Book a double appointment with your GP.
Meet with the GP, discuss your child’s emotional or behavioural concerns.
Ask for a referral under the Better Access to Mental Health Initiative (Item 2715/2700).
Ask your GP to fax or email the referral to us—or bring it to school and ask LEPS to send it.

Once OnPsych receive the referral, they'll contact you to arrange a session.

If you have any questions, give OnPsych a call or visit our website.

Phone: 1300 659 350

Email: contact@onpsych.com.au

Website: www.onpsych.com.au

Facebook: facebook.com/onpsychaustralia

NDIS Registered Provider

OnPsych are here to support your family every step of the way.

OnPsych can also assist booking an online GP mental health care plan appointment!

Elias	Nawal
Arlind	Alisha
Jordan	Hareem
Hassan	Adam
Omar	Maha
William	Naeema

Anabelle	Sienna
Nia	Rayden
Kevin	Lucas
Lana	Ellie
Jeylin	Liana

Mia	Hana
Roy	Aria
Yousef	Mahmud
Elijah	Ian
Loudia	Amira

School Leaders

Junior School Council

Cyber Action Team

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