Notices

We love to celebrate our students' achievements - if your student has won something, appeared in something, competed in something, or is proud of achieving something outside of school, send photos and information to their Homeroom teacher for inclusion in our Newsletter.

SPECIAL REPORT: R U OK?Day

The rise of mental health concerns among young people, including anxiety, depression, and self-harm, is a pressing issue amplified by factors such as academic stress, social media, family dynamics and societal expectations. It is therefore crucial to prioritise early intervention, de-stigmatise mental health discussions, and provide accessible and effective support to address these concerns and promote the wellbeing of young people.

This year R U OK?Day falls on Thursday 10 September, an annual National Day of Action and a reminder that every day is the day to check in with your friends, family and colleagues.

R U OK? contributes to suicide prevention year round by urging people to invest time in personal relationships and empowering informal support networks to identify signs of distress. Families are encouraged to engage in this initiative, emphasising the importance of authentic human connections and reminding everyone to ask the essential question, "Are you OK?"

Parents, caregivers and schools all play a vital role in shaping young lives. Participating in R U OK?Day goes beyond classrooms, showcasing a commitment to holistic student development. By initiating conversations about mental health, schools create safe spaces, where children feel valued, understood, and supported. Parents can help by fostering an open dialogue, normalising emotions, identifying support systems, teaching active listening and addressing any stigmas relating to mental health. 

Calculator Required for 2027 Year 7, 8 & 9 Maths & Year 10 Applied Maths:

Calculator Required for 2027 General Maths, Maths Methods & Advanced Maths in Years 10, 11, 12:

Non-Government School Census

The Non-Government School Census will be taking place on Friday 7th August.  Parents are encouraged to read the Privacy Collections Notice below to understand how their data will be handled:

2026 School Photos

In Term 2 a letter was sent home with students, with information on how to order your school photos.  Each student has a unique code allocated by the photographers; this code is recorded on the letter, along with a link to the photographer's website where photos can be viewed and purchased.

Emergency Contact Information Updated on PAM

Unexpected illnesses and injuries are unfortunately inevitable, to make things run as smoothly as possible for your child/children at school, could you please ensure that your emergency contacts are up to date on PAM and that the emergency contacts are available to assist in the times that the parent/guardians are unavailable.

This is important to keep children safe and well cared for.

Thank you for your assistance.

PAM - Website Access Only

All school activities and permissions will be accessed by parents via the Parent Access Module (PAM) - the SIMON Everywhere app is no longer being used by the school.

Please go to the 'Parent Access Module' section of this newsletter for instructions on using PAM.