Student News 

Breakfast Club

Breakfast Club runs every morning and is staffed by one of our amazing Education Support members. 

We’re looking for enthusiastic and caring volunteers to help out with our school’s Breakfast Club, just one morning per week for 20 minutes. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or community member, your support can make a big difference in giving our students a positive, nourishing start to their day. With more support we can start to look at broadening the range of breakfast options for students so that they can start the day with a healthy full belly! 

If you’re interested or would like more information, please contact Daryl Farnham or leave your details at the school office.

Thank you for helping us support our students!

Bark Land Donations

Bark Land is looking a bit bare! The purpose of this area is to allow students to imagine and create their own fun activities using a range of sustainable and recycled materials.

We are always looking to update items for this space so we are reaching out to you to ask for any donations that would be suitable for primary school students to build/create/play with. We are also putting the call out to local businesses so hopefully we can add some really cool items to this space. 

Examples of materials could be;

-          Plastic milk crates

-          Plastic guttering

-          Cable drums

-          Giant rope

-          Shade cloth

-          Plastic barrels

-          Large tyres

-          Any other items that may be safe and suitable

Supported Learning 

Supported Learning is a small-group program designed to support students in developing communication skills, conflict resolution and regulation strategies, and general life skills. The group will be facilitated by our Wellbeing Leader and Physical Education Teacher to ensure a structured and supportive environment for skill-building.

The purpose and benefits of this group include:

• Enhanced social connection by fostering friendships and cooperative interactions.
• Develop effective communication skills, including turn-taking, active listening, and expressing thoughts appropriately.
• Teach conflict resolution strategies, helping students navigate disagreements respectfully.
• Strengthen self-awareness and self-regulation to support emotional wellbeing.
• Build an understanding of social norms and expected behaviours in different settings.

Structure of the Program

• The sessions will take place weekly during school hours.
• Each session will include a mix of structured activities, discussions, and role-playing exercises to practice social interactions in a safe environment.

Students have been working really well together completing important maintenance and small building works around the school. All have really enjoyed it and have taken great pride in their work.