St Mary's Open Day

Here is the link to the photo slideshow that was running on the big screen on Open Day - parents that were unable to attend many want to have a look

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Our students are enjoying our freshly painted board games

FOOTY TIPPING

Dont forget to enter our footy tipping competition. Entry is $2

Footy tipping sheets are available from the school office, Perry’s Butchery, Colbinabbin General Store, Stanhope Post Office and Rushworth IGA.

LUNCH ORDERS

Please click on the attachment for the lunch order price list

SCHOOL DROP OFF

Please be advised that the safe drop off point for students before school is using the hall car park and crossing on Hume Street. Parking on Southam Street is reserved for staff and is a no standing/bus zone.

CAR PARK

When entering and leaving the carpark, please be mindful of other vehicles and pedestrians. In the morning we ask that parents park in the carpark and walk their child/ren across the road to the back gate.

After school the teacher on duty will walk the students to the tennis court gate. Parents can then collect their child from the fence. NO child is to walk through the car park without an adult.

We also ask that all cars are parked facing the south (bush) and that they leave via behind the school hall onto Reed St. This is to alleviate the busyness of the Hume St entrance. You are asked not to park near the tennis fence close to the entrance to the carpark as our students wait in that area.

STUDENTS WALKING AND RIDING HOME

Students who are walking home or riding will leave the school via the main gate and walked to corner of Parker and Southam St by a staff member. Please be aware of the Vic Roads recommendations for walking and riding to school.

Children up to 5 years

Parents and carers must always hold children’s hands when near traffic or the road. Once a child is mobile, especially walking, they must never be left unsupervised around roads or vehicles. Young children lack the skills, knowledge and judgement to be able to cope with traffic and so need to be constantly supervised.

Children 5 years up to 12 years

Parents and carers can help children by providing plenty of practical supervised experience in using the road safely, as a part of the journeys taken every day. Research shows that children under age 12 do not have the skills and experience to be safe in traffic. Teach them safe traffic behaviour and set a good example.

Children 11 or 12 years and over

Children may become more independent in their travel, however in complex traffic situations they may still require supervision. Check regularly to ensure that children remember and follow safety procedures. Work with them to plan safe walking and cycling routes. Find out what road safety education programs are being taught at their schools, and reinforce what their schools are teaching.

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