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PRINCIPAL's Message Dear Parents/Carers, Students and Friends, Reconciliation Week, 2025 Japan Tour, Road Relay Event, Aerobics, Year 12 Retreat, Year 8 Rubicon Camp, World Education Support Day

SENIOR School Update Dear Parents/Carers and Students

MIDDLE School Update Dear Parents/Carers and Students, Middle School Exams , Year 9 News, Year 10 News

JUNIOR School Update Dear Parents/Carers and Students, Year 7 & Year 8 Update

DATES, Activities & Events Whole School Important Dates, "Year Level Calendar", Semper Squad, Lunchtime Activities, Breakfast Club, Netball Interschool League , LIFESAVING, Term 2 Casual Dress Day 2025

SCHOOL Notices ALL VISITORS TO THE SCHOOL must report to the Campus General Office upon arrival., NO PARKING AT BUS ZONE, REMINDERS | No student pick-up or drop-off is permitted in the on-campus car parks. Please make arrangements with your child to organise a pick-up/drop-off location off-campus. Parking is available in the streets surrounding each campus. , STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS, Parents are reminded to advise the school of any change in diagnosis and treatment of their child’s medical conditions immediately., IMMUNISATIONS, COMPASS APP, HOUSE NAMES, FRANKSTON HIGH SCHOOL, SOCIAL LINKS, FRANKSTON HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS WEBSITE

CONTACTS | General, Sub Schools, Wellbeing Banner Photo

CONTACTS | General, Sub Schools, Wellbeing General School Contacts, The Sub School Teams are here to support the student’s learning and wellbeing throughout 2025. Please see the below table for key contacts., Junior School Leadership Team , Middle School Leadership Team , Senior School Leadership Team, Our Wellbeing Team

SCHOOL EXPECTATIONS Whole School Behaviour | EXPECTATIONS, This year, at Frankston High School, we have launched our new vision, values, and pillars of excellence, community and aspiration. We pride ourselves on creating a caring culture of high expectations, ensuring that each student who attends our great school has every opportunity for success in life. , Student Attendance | EVERY DAY COUNTS, Absence Notification | PROCEDURE, Students Arriving To School Late/Leaving Early , Study | HOMEWORK, Safe Online Behaviour | ACCEPTABLE USE OF ICT RESOURCES, School Uniform Expectations | YEARS 9-12 STUDENTS, School Uniform Expectations - YEARS 7-8 STUDENTS, Strictly Prohibited | VAPES AND CHEWING GUM, Policies |MOBILE PHONE POLICY

ALUMNI Update ALUM Q&A | YEAR 11 OPTIMA DAY , ALUMNI CAREER PATHWAYS SESSION | LEGAL STUDIES, ALUMNI. Connect with us, About the Alumni Program

BIKES & E-SCOOTER Road Rules Banner Photo

BIKES & E-SCOOTER Road Rules Dear Parents/Carers and Students, Promoting Safe and Responsible Travel to School , Bicycles , Electronic Scooters, Electonic Bikes, Skateboards and Scooters are Banned at Frankston High School

INTERACT News 💙 Thank you for your donations to the Hygiene Drive!💙

JRC News Three ways you can use the Library this week…, Library news, Homework Club

MUSIC News Stage Band Concert with Mckinnon Secondary College, Navy Band Visit, VCE Soiree, ANZAC Day, Ensembles

WELLBEING Update The Wellbeing Team at Frankston High School are always available to support students., Students are encouraged to self-refer and consultations are confidential., OUR WELLBEING TEAM

INTERACT News

💙 Thank you for your donations to the Hygiene Drive!💙

A huge shoutout to all students, staff and parents who pitched in to make FHS Interact's Hygiene Drive a massive success! 🧼🦷

Together we raised over $2000 dollars worth of hygiene products to donate to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC), including:

48 Pads
80 Hygiene Kits
39 Toothbrushes
55 Toothpastes
98 Deodorants
7 Soaps

The ASRC is volunteer-led and relies entirely on donations to provide support to refugees and those seeking asylum in Australia. So, every donation counts, and many individuals aided by the ASRC will benefit directly from your generosity!

We thank you all again for your amazing support 💙

🏃‍♂️ Run for the Sun ☀️The Interactors have been hard at work alongside other leadership groups at FHS to launch the Solar School Initiative—a project aimed at installing solar panels on the roof of our Performing Arts Theatre. As part of this mission, we’ll be helping run SSI’s “Run for the Sun” event taking place Mon 2 June – Fri 6 June during World Environment Week!

What is Run for the Sun? More details through the QR code on the poster below or read on after the poster!

How do students get involved? Students are invited to take part in the week of activity for House Points and can even create a fundraising page through which their friends and family can sponsor their efforts via a tax-deductible donation!

Every dollar donated translates to $6 coming back into our school community via saved electricity costs, so all donations to this great cause are welcome!

https://shoutforgood.com/fundraisers/rfts

What is Run for the Sun?

🏆 Win House Points, Free Food & Delicious Prizes! 🏃‍♀️🌟

Run for the Sun is kicking off in Week 7 (Mon 2 June – Fri 6 June) — a unique chance to get moving, feel good, and score rewards.

💥 What’s the challenge?

It’s simple: Pick a daily physical or wellbeing activity (your choice!) and stick with it all week.

Think:

✔️ 10,000 steps

✔️ 15 minutes of meditation

✔️ 100 star jumps

✔️ 50 push-ups

✔️ Any activity that gets you moving or boosts your mental health.

You’ll earn:

✅ House Points for taking part in optional lunchtime events

✅ Free food + prize draws for those who fundraise!

🚀 How to Join:

Choose your activity and sign up – link below.
Spread the word – tell friends and family what you’re doing and why it matters.
Optional: Fundraise – Every $2+ donation is tax-deductible and supports a great cause.

🔗 Get Started:

👉Sign up here: https://forms.office.com/r/E91SqxCzgP

👉Check out all resources here: https://linktr.ee/mrcfhs

Autumn Murray (Year 10) Director of Local Projects

Amity Brumbaugh (Year 11) Director of Social Media and Promotions

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