General Information

HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy birthday to the students and staff that celebrated their birthday in Week's 7 and 8 of term:
Gypsy McKean, Milani Betts, Abbie Say, Theodore Manley and Mrs McKie
ASSEMBLY AWARDS
Congratulations to all the students who received awards at this fortnights assembly:
Respect Award Receivers (chosen by Stage 2)
Kinder - Lottie Cheers
Stage 1 - Henry Parker
Stage 3 - Matilda Schalk
CLASS AND SPORTS AWARDS
CLASS | CLASS AWARD | SPORTS AWARDS |
| Early Stage 1 (Kinder) | Evie Bryant Eddie Grob Georgia Frend Mackenzie Floyd Rip Duddy Rayshi Chand Ella Benton | Valeriya McIntyre Rocco Donnelly |
| Stage 1 | Georgina Perkins Chloe Gerlofsma Sidney Cheers Eliza Poschelk Josie Hancock Abbie Say Max Smyth | Ratu Taucilagitokai Annie Hollingworth Antony George
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| Stage 2 | Delilah Cooper Allee McLeod Harry Say Teal Taylor Ted Brummel Leo Colley Molly Newberry Nash Smyth | Newberry Ferrer Georgie Meyer Claire Pietsch Nash Smyth Roy Watson Tommy Hancock Allee McLeod Theo Manley Indianna Liddell Lorelei Clifton Ashton Barrett |
| Stage 3 | Caitlin Kneipp Tilly Morely Charlotte Neville Vy Nguyen Scarlett Key Sophia McLeod Isobel Brummell | Pollyanna McLeod Charlie Schalk Ivy Watson Sophie Pietsch |
BOOK CLUB
Issue 6 of Scholastic Book Club was sent home last week. If you would like to place an order please have it back to the school by Wednesday 2nd September. Thank you for your continued support.
FATHERS DAY STALL
Next week we will run the Father's Day Stall for the children to purchase gifts for their father's or significant males in their lives. Items range from $1 to $5. These will be available during first break each day, outside the office. A flyer went home last week featuring the products available. Students will be able to purchase 2 fathers items and a grandfather item if they want.
Thank you to all the students who preordered.
We hope your Father's enjoy their gifts
MEADE STREET CROSSING
Parents are reminded the all students need to use the marked crossing if they need to cross to the other side of Meade Street. The crossing is near the Church.




