School Events
Camelot Rise Primary School
Year 5 Netball Gala Day
Congratulations to the 25 Year 5 girls who proudly represented our school at the Netball Victoria Gala Day held at Jells Park on Wednesday, 18 March.
In the lead-up to the event, the girls took part in four weeks of lunchtime clinics led by Netball Victoria coaches, where they developed their skills, game sense, and understanding of rules and strategies.
On the day, they competed in a round-robin tournament, confidently showcasing their learning and teamwork on the court. As always, their behaviour and encouragement of one another were outstanding.
Thank you to Netball Victoria for delivering such an excellent program and providing our students with this valuable opportunity. A special thank you also to Mr. Ackerman for his support and assistance to Mr. Stillman throughout the day.
Year 6 Summer Sport Gala Day
Last Friday, 27 March, the Year 6 students travelled to Jells Park to take part in their final Gardiners District Summer Sports Gala Day. Throughout the day, they competed in their chosen sports against eight other schools in a round-robin format.
Overall standings at the end of the Summer Sports program for each team:
Cricket, 3rd
Tennis, Mixed, 9th and Girls, 5th
Kickball, 8th
T- Ball, 2nd
Volley stars, 1st
Congratulations to all students for their enthusiasm and outstanding behaviour.
A sincere thank you to Mrs. Astuti, Miss Collier, Mr. Young, Mr. Ackerman, and Mrs. Sandford-Ricci for supporting Mr. Stillman on the day—your assistance was greatly appreciated.
In Solidarity
Grade 3 Maths
Grade 3 students are making 3D cities whilst learning about the properties of 3D objects and 2D Shapes.
School Production 2026
The Camelot Rise Primary School Whole School Prduction will be held on Tuesday, 15th and Wednesday 16th September 2026.
This year the school will be performing "The Little Mermaid JR"
There was great excitement yesterday when the main cast from Grade 5/6 were
announced. There will be more information on Compass about the roles and the allocation of students.
We look forward to seeing the cast grow and flourish in their roles.
This week!
The Grade 6 school leaders for 2026 were invited to participate in the annual student-
focused leadership conference for primary aged children.
The conference was designed to encourage and promote positive leadership development and provide the opportunity to meet with students leaders from schools across Melbourne and Victoria.
The Grade 4 students, as part of the Health and Physical Education curriculum, participated in a five day Bike Ed course. For the first lesson, children had their bikes and helmets assessed to make sure that they meet the safety requirements. Then during the next three sessions, children learnt about different road rules and signs to obey as well as different bike riding skills. The final session was a ride to Jells Park!
Easter came early at CRPS yesterday! Students were given the opportunity to purchase a Hot Cross Bun from Bakers Delight Vermont South for a morning tea treat!
