Primary Years
Dean Tarravillo

Primary Years
Dean Tarravillo
Pack your curiosity and get ready for take-off!
Join us for our Primary Years Learning Showcase and be transported into a world of learning with your child. On arrival, collect your family passport and travel through each classroom and specialist learning space, collecting stamps as students lead you on a journey through their learning and discoveries. From classrooms to specialist areas including Art, Music, German and P.E., this is a wonderful opportunity to experience learning through the eyes of our students as they proudly share their growth.
The evening will begin with a special performance by our Primary Choir in the auditorium at 3:30pm, before families set off on their learning journey.
Enjoy food trucks, music, and a sausage sizzle fundraiser throughout the evening, with all funds supporting our Winter Warmers initiative to assist people experiencing homelessness.
Please use the link below to RSVP and let us know which session you will be attending. Kindly note that all students must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the event.
We look forward to welcoming you as we explore, discover and celebrate together!
The Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge is now open at Good News Lutheran College and we’re excited to be taking part!All children from prep to Year 6 are welcome to join in. The challenge runs from April - 4 September, 2026.This year’s Challenge theme is ‘Stories to discover. Stories to tell’.
Stories can inspire and challenge us, and help us grow. They open our eyes to new worlds and new ways of thinking.All children who complete the Challenge will receive a certificate of achievement signed by the Victorian Premier and former premiers.
To learn more about the Challenge and how to navigate the portal, visit Premiers' Reading Challenge.
You can also contact our Challenge Coordinator, Rebecca Moore - moorer@goodnews.vic.edu.au, with any questions.
Happy reading!
Our Prep students recently welcomed their mums and special people into the classroom for a joyful Mother’s Day celebration, connected to our Unit of Inquiry, Who We Are. As students explore family communities, belonging, and the factors that shape identity, this event provided a meaningful opportunity to celebrate the important people who help shape who we are.












































Students proudly guided their special guests through a range of interactive experiences, including portrait creation, jewellery making, shared reading, and a special wellbeing corner where they offered hand massages as part of a pamper session. It was a wonderful celebration of connection, community, and the special relationships that support and nurture us.
Rebecca Moore
PYP Coordinator