Important Dates and Information

March

Sunday 27th - Working Bee - 9am

Tuesday 29th - Class Helper Training Session - 9.15am

April

Friday 1st - Class Helper Training Session - 9.15am

Tuesday 5th - An Evening with Dr Billy

Thursday 7th - Last day of Term to place a lunch order

Friday 8th - NO LUNCH ORDERS - counter sales only

Friday 8th - Last day of Term 1 - 2.30pm finish

Curriculum Consumables

Thank you to all parents that have paid for their curriculum consumables to date. Payments can be made via Compass and the Front Office if you wish. If you need assistance with this, please swing past the office and we can guide you through this.

Term 1 - No Hat, No Play

A reminder that in Terms 1 and 4 we have our No Hat, No Play policy. Please ensure that your child has a hat for outside play. Wide brim hats are available for purchase from the front office for $15 if you would like to purchase one. Payment is accepted via QKR! and we will call your child to the office to collect their hat.

Prep 2023

Do you have a child that is starting school next year? Enrolments for Prep 2023 are now open. Please swing by the office and collect an enrolment pack.

Reminder - Food Sharing

We would like to remind our families that food sharing is not permitted at our school. We have a large number of students with allergies and anaphylaxis and, therefore, we ask parents to remind their children of this requirement. 

Student Accident Insurance

Parents are reminded that the Department does not provide personal accident insurance for students. Parents and guardians are responsible for paying the cost of medical treatment for injured students, including any transportation costs. These costs may be recoverable where injury is caused by the negligence (carelessness) of the Department, a school councillor, or their employees or volunteers. 

Student accident insurance policies are available from some commercial insurers. These cover a range of medical expenses not covered by Medicare or private health insurance. 

Personal Property Insurance

Personal property is often brought to school by students, staff and visitors. This can include mobile phones, calculators, toys and sporting equipment. The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development does not hold insurance for personal property brought to schools and it has no capacity to pay for any loss or damage to such property. Students are discouraged from bringing any unnecessary or particularly valuable items to school.