Term 3, 2023

Thursday 31st August - Fathers Day Stall

Friday 1st September - Fathers Day Breakfast

Friday 1st September - Whole School Athletics Carnival

Monday 4th September - Cobram Community Reading Day

Wednesday 6th September - Ditto Program - Foundation to Yr 2

Monday 11th September - School Production

Thursday 14th September - RUOK Day - wear a yellow accessory

Friday 15th September - Colour Fun Run

Friday 15th September - Last day of Term 3

Term 4, 2023

Monday 2nd October - Student free day for staff professional development

Tuesday 3rd October - First day of Term 4 for students

Athletics Day

Tomorrow the whole school will participate in our school athletics day. Students will compete in their age groups as per the timetable below. Students are asked to come dressed in their house colours. Families are welcome to come along and watch.

R U OK? Day

R U OK?Day 2023 is Thursday 14 September and is our national day of action when we remind Australians that every day is the day to ask, ‘are you OK?’ and start a meaningful conversation whenever they spot the signs that someone they care about might be struggling with life.

On Thursday 14th September students are asked to wear a yellow accessory in recognition and support of R U OK? Day.

School Production

Tickets are nearly sold out!

The Year 5/6 School Productions of 'Star Warts' will be held at the Cobram Civic Centre on Monday 11th September at 6pm.

Students from Foundation through to Year 4 will also have the opportunity to perform songs that they have practised as a class.

This year tickets will be available online through Humanitix. Tickets can not be purchased at the school or on the night. The prices will be Adults for $10 and Children $5.

Father's Day Breakfast

Our annual breakfast will be held on Friday 1st September. We will be serving bacon and eggs rolls from the canteen from 8am to 8:45am. Students will be sent home with a note closer to the date.

Cobram Primary School Newsletter

Effort = Reward

Issue 14 · 31 Aug 2023

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