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Dear Families,
As we come to the end of Term 2, it’s wonderful to reflect on what a busy and productive term it has been! Many classes have been out and about on exciting excursions, exploring new learning experiences and making the most of opportunities beyond the classroom. These hands-on experiences bring learning to life, and we thank our staff for the time and effort that goes into making these events happen.
Thank you also to all the parents and carers who took time out this week to meet with classroom and specialist teachers for our Parent-Teacher Conversations. These meetings are such a valuable way to strengthen the partnership between home and school and support each child’s learning journey.
Our new school beanies have been a real hit—just in time for the chilly winter mornings! It’s been lovely to see so many students rugged up and showing off their school pride while staying warm.
A reminder that school holidays commence this Friday afternoon, and we wish all our families a safe and restful break. We hope the holidays bring a chance to relax, recharge, and enjoy some quality time together.
Students return for Term 3 on Tuesday, 22nd July.
Thank you for a great term!
Kind regards,
Susan McGann
God of wisdom, we thank you for all the gifts you have given us throughout this term.
As we come to the end of the term, we voice our gratitude for all the good things achieved, the challenges, the mistakes from which we have learnt and for all those who have shared in the work of this school community.
As we take a break we pray that everyone will be blessed with opportunities to enjoy time with family and friends. Keep all safe in their activities, provide rest and fun so that we may return refreshed and ready for a new term.
Amen
We have been super busy in Grade 1 this Term. A highlihght was when we ventured to the Museum for our Science unit to look at living things and their habitats. We particularly enjoyed seeing the bug exhibition. Our buddy classes in Grade 5 had been to the Museum prior, so we invited our buddies to come and create some bug art with us. Once they are finished we will create our own bug displays.
| Friday 4th July 2025 | End of Term 2 |
| Tuesday 22nd July 2025 | Term 3 Commences |
Good morning parents and friends,
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Grade 5 & 6 Football & Netball Roster, Various Locations
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