Principal's Message

Placement 2023

At Rollins, we work thoughtfully to build future class groupings. Teachers work together (literally for hours) forming classes for the coming year. They consider student learning styles, behaviour needs, student personalities, gender (even numbers of boys and girls) and many other factors to create classrooms where students will work well together and with their teacher. It is a complex process. Our goal is always to create the most balanced classes possible.

Parents are invited to advise me of any considerations that they would like us to take into account for student placement in 2023. If you would like to take this opportunity, I ask that you provide your thoughts in writing to me, no later than Friday 28th October 2022. Unfortunately, we are unable to consider requests after this date. Please note we cannot meet requests for specific teachers and, although we try our best to meet all requests, we cannot give guarantees.

As always, please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or concerns.

Teachers 2023

Grade Prep - Diana Jovanovski, Jordan Tomkins and Ben Krahe

Grade 1- Anna Zanghi and Owen Dunipace

Grade 2 - Liana Calder / Natalie Wynne (shared grade) and Paul Cornell

Grade 3/4 Batesford - Pat White and Alesha Hodgson

Grade 3/4 Main Campus - Daniel Chittenden / Lachie Wright (shared grade), Ben Geall, and Emily Barnett (new)

Grade 5/6 - Lauren Stephens / Monique Dumont (shared grade)

Jack Day, and Rachael Nimmo

Specialists

PE - Jaclyn Knowles

STEM - Mary Kordic

Art - Sharni Oliver

Performing Arts - Gary Hindle

Disability Inclusion - Andrea Ramsey

Tutoring - Linda Dragicevic

World Teachers' Day 2022

In Victoria, we celebrate World Teachers' Day on 28 October 2022 (tomorrow). It is a chance to recognise and celebrate the teachers who are making or have made, an impact in our lives.

At Rollins, we are so fortunate to have such a dedicated and compassionate group of teachers. Our teachers have demonstrated amazing resilience during challenging times, all so you can give the students of Rollins the best future possible. We thank them for their efforts and constant positive attitudes. 

Congratulations

Congratulations to Kade Witney in Grade 6 who recently competed in the recent regional championships coming 6th in the hurdles and first in the 200 metres. Kade will now compete in the state championships to be held in Melbourne in early November. Good Luck Kade.

Assembly link- 

The link is below. Streamed live from 3pm Friday 

Enjoy the rest of your week and have a fantastic weekend.

Jenny Hassett

Principal