Attendance Matters

Term 1, 2019 100% Attendance

Carter	FA	Kade	2A	Chloe	4A
Khor	FA	Arizona	2A	Kole	4A
Immy	FA	Joshua	2A	Darcy	4A
Stella	FA	Wade	2A	Jackson	4B
Jax	FA	Tegan	2A	Taya	4B
Chase	FA	Ruby	2B	Chloe	4B
Violet	FB	Crystal	2B	Reanna	4B
Delta	FB	Lara	2B	Emily	4B
Skye	FB	Giselle	2B	Mia	4B
Chloe	FB	Jett	2B	Dj	56A
Zoe	FB	Dylan	2B	Izzy	56A
Tyler	FB	Eboni	2B	Ella	56A
Cleo	FB	Axel	2B	Logan	56A
Jack	FB	Margaret	3A	Koby	56A
Barron	FB	Lily	3A	Samantha	56A
Mackinley	F1A	Marlee	3A	Seth	56A
Albert	F1A	Jordan	3A	Hayden	56A
Ava	F1A	Seth	3B	Ashley	56A
Lucas	F1A	Campbell	3B	Tamika	56B
Blake	1A	Kya	3B	Kasey	56B
Alaska	1A	Adna	3B	Anna	56C
Alexis	1A	Lily	3B	Alexandre	56D
Hiruka	1A	Ronin	34A	Tyson	56D
Levi	1B	Huan-Ray	34A	Alex	56D
Luna	1B	Cohen	34A	Liam	56D
Kaycee	1B	Ayden	34A	You- Fong	56D
		Tye	34A

Class 4B had the least amount of Absences for Term 1.

Well done!

Student Absence Learning Plans & Holidays

If there is some known reason which requires your child to miss school for an extended time (eg. operation, overseas trip, etc.), parents are asked to advise the school via flexibuzz and to notify the classroom teacher/s. Please allow time for the classroom teacher to send A Student Absent Plan home with your child when the absence is to over 5 days as per the departments legislation.

We urge parents to use the school holiday periods for their family holidays if at all possible and to avoid having their children miss classes immediately before and after scheduled holidays.

Remember, children need to attend school regularly to make the most of the educational opportunities available to them. There is a direct link between attendance and achievement. Also, poor attendance can a make it difficult for children to form positive relationships with their peers.