Assistant Principal Reports

Hello Everyone,

Proactive Policing Unit (PPU) Visit

On Wednesday, the PPU visited our school to speak to all of our Year 3-6 students about cybersafety and general safety in the community. They presented the information in two sessions, one for the Year 3 and 4 students and the other for the Year 5 and 6 students. 

The session included information about:

- why you don’t share personal details online

- when gaming, not talking to people online you do not know in real life about anything except the game

- posting things that create a positive digital footprint, rather than a negative footprint (once it’s online, it’s there forever)

- possible ways you can share private information without realising, when posting photos and videos 

- the consequences for online bullying and harassment

- why you need to be an upstander

- what to do should you experience a situation with a stranger when you are out and about

Pride and Integrity Raffle 

This raffle, recognizes all of the students who are attending school on time.  This is to acknowledge the students demonstrating Pride and Integrity by being ready to learn each day.

Every student who is at school, and in their classroom, before the bell (9am) will have their name added to the class attendance box. So, if they are present on time, every day of the week, they will have 5 entries into the raffle. 

Last week’s class winners were: 

FA – Myra, FB – Caidein, FC – Dejan, 1A – Akshda, 1B – Ameen, 2A – Adrian, 2B – Kyrie, 3A – Jolisa, 3B – Sophie, 3C – Achilles, 4A – Sidak, 4B – Andrew, 4C – Sahib, 5A – Azra, 5B – Monica, 5C – Bill, 6A – Razan, 6B – Justin, 6C - Jake

The raffle winner was Adrian from 2A! Congratulations! 

Adrian received 15 PACs for Pride & Integrity

2025 Term 1 Challenge of the Week- Week 8:

Alphabet Challenge –  Ways to be KIND

This term, the challenge of the week will be an alphabet challenge. I will set a topic and you need to find a word related to that topic for each letter of the alphabet, or as many as you can. You can find more than one word for each letter.

You must collaborate with at least one other person (a friend, parent, classmate, etc) and no more than 3 other people. If you do not collaborate, you will not receive a PAC for Collaboration.

Students collaborating for week 6’s Challenge earnt a PAC each. 

The students were:

Riley 1A (& mum and Ainsley)

Isla 2A (& mum, Emma and dad)

Alessio 4B (& mum and dad)

Nahwah 4C & Sarah 5C (& mum)

Yawer 5A (& baba)

Ms Reid, Ms Davies, Ms Fu and Mr Camilleri

Please hand your answers to the office before 3.30pm on Wednesday 26th March.

Kind regards,

Deanne Scott

Assistant Principal 

Kind regards,

Joshua Fielding

Assistant Principal