Teaching and Learning
Welcome to Term 4
It's hard to believe that Term 4 is already upon us and the warmer weather is on the way. We have an exciting term of learning ahead with so many fabulous topics and learning experiences, including:
- Oktoberfest
- Whole School Persuasive Writing
- Level 5/6 Melbourne Zoo Excursion
- Level 3 and Foundation Swimming Week
- Whole School Cyber Safety Incursion
- Level 1/2 Mini Beast Incursion
- Level 5 Leadership Incursion
- Level 6 EACH Transition Incursion
- Level 3/4 History Box Incursion
- Level 2 Sleepover
- Foundation Botanical Gardens Excursion
- Public Speaking Competition
- Level 5 Camp - Forest Edge
- Level 6 German Lunch Excursion - Club Tivoli
- Level F-2 Junior House Athletics Day
- Level 1 IMAX and Melbourne Museum Excursion
- Level 3/4 Australian History Show Incursion
- Level 3 Camp - ADANAC
- Whole School Carols Evening
- Level 6 Statewide Orientation Day
- Level 6 Graduation
Swimming - Foundation and Level 3
The Health and Physical Education curriculum in the primary school years includes swimming and water safety in an aquatic setting. By the end of primary school, it is anticipated that students should be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills identified in the Victorian Water Safety Certificate. The Certificate is awarded when a student can swim 50 metres continuously, answer water safety based questions and perform simple rescues.
Our Foundation and Level 3 students will be taking part in an intensive 5 day swimming program commencing Monday 16th October and concluding on Friday 20th October. Students will be travelling daily to Aquanation in Ringwood, where they will receive swimming tuition in the pool by qualified swimming instructors. Participation in the program will be recorded in the Semester 2 student report.
Hats are back!
Overexposure to the sun’s ultraviolet radiation (UV) during childhood and adolescence is a major factor in determining future skin cancer risk. UV radiation cannot be seen or felt, can be reflected off surfaces such as buildings and asphalt, and can pass through light clouds. In Victoria the UV intensity is at it's highest from September until the end of April.
For all of these important reasons, students are required to wear their school hats when outside this term.
Hats can be purchased from the school office in a variety of sizes for $18.00 and are also available for purchase from
PSW Uniforms 51 Lusher Road, Croydon psw.com.au .
Please label the inside of your child's hat with their full name and current grade.
Before and After School Student Supervision
All schools have a legal duty of care to ensure the safety of their students. At no time can children be left unattended in the playground without adult supervision. School playgrounds are supervised by staff from 8.45am each morning and until 3.45pm in the afternoon. Prior to this time and after this time, supervision is not available and we ask that children are not left in the playground unattended at any time.
TheirCare is the Outside School Hours Care service available at Rangeview Primary School. This service is available from 7.00am until 8.45am each school morning and from 3.30pm until 6.30pm each weekday evening. Bookings can be made by calling 1300072410 or by going to the website https://theircare.com.au.
Kate McLeod
Assistant Principal
Teaching and Learning