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Term 3 Newsletter

Thank you

Congratulations to all staff, students, and families for a successful and productive Term 3! Your commitment to supporting our educational journey and engaging with our staff has been invaluable in maximising learning outcomes.

Priority 1: Making Learning Visible through High Impact Teaching Practices

Research shows that improving educational achievement is most effectively achieved through high-impact teaching practices. I am incredibly proud of the strides our teachers and school leaders are making in this area. Each term, I conduct walkthroughs and formal observations to assess and support our teaching strategies, ensuring they are continually refined to enhance student achievement.

This term, we have continued to focused on the work of Lyn Sharratt and the Five Questions framework to gauge how well our students are progressing in their English learning. We are pleased to report a notable school-wide improvement in English academic achievement as a result of these efforts.

Lyn Sharratt’s framework for student engagement revolves around five key questions designed to enhance clarity and focus in learning. Here’s a summary of each question:

What are we learning?
Summary: This question helps students understand the specific goals and objectives of their lessons. It ensures they are aware of what they are expected to learn and why it is important.
How will we know if we are learning?
Summary: This question focuses on helping students understand how their progress will be measured. It clarifies the criteria and indicators they will use to assess their own learning and performance.
What will we do if we don’t understand?
Summary: This question provides students with strategies for seeking help and addressing difficulties. It encourages them to know what steps to take if they encounter challenges in understanding the material.
What will we do if we already know this?
Summary: This question prompts students to consider how they can extend or deepen their learning if they already grasp the content. It encourages them to seek additional challenges or advanced work.
How will we keep learning?
Summary: This question emphasises the importance of maintaining and reinforcing learning over time. It encourages students to think about how they can continue to apply and build upon what they’ve learned in future lessons and activities.

This is an exciting time for learning for everyone!

Enjoy the Break!

Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and relaxing holiday. We look forward to welcoming all students back to school on 30 September. Please remind your children that the school grounds are closed during the holiday period. Have a wonderful break!

Mr DAN HOLLIS

Principal

Tropical North Learning Academy – Trinity Beach State School

News from the Prep - Year 2 Deputy Principal

Can you believe we are the end of term 3 already!!

Parent teacher interviews

Thank you to all the families that booked in to have a parent teacher interview. Communication between home and school is the key to success for all our students. If you somehow missed this opportunity, please contact your child’s teacher to arrange a mutually agreeable time to discuss your child’s progress.

Under 8s Day

Next Friday (13^th of September) Trinity Beach State School will be hosting our annual Under 8s day extravaganza. This is a massive morning celebrating everything that is great about being under 8. All our P-2 students will be participating, and we warmly welcome families to bring their 0-5 children along to join in the fun.

A huge acknowledgement to Shannon Hanley and Nicky Passfield for leading the work to make this day happen.

There will be an enrolment stall on site for those families who have not yet completed and submitted their enrolment forms for Prep 2025.

Enrolments and Stay and Play

The enrolment process for Prep 2025 is well underway and we have Stay and Play events happening in term 4. In order to book your child in for these sessions, enrolment paperwork needs to be handed into the school office. If you have a child who is eligible for Prep in 2025, please drop into the office for an enrolment pack or download it from the school website. I would not like any eligible pre-prep student to miss out on this wonderful transition opportunity.

Have a safe and happy September holiday break

Martina

News from the Year 3 - 6 Deputy Principal

End of Term 3!

First of all, a big well done to students, staff and our wider school community for an exciting and eventful term. With so many events, activities, and celebrations of success both within and outside the classroom, this time has flown by!

What has been happening?

Year 3 Beach Excursion and Poetry Presentations:

Our year 3 students finally got to enjoy the sea breeze by venturing down to the beach front to see, smell, taste and hear everything that the beautiful location has to offer. This helped the students to generate ideas for their senses poem which they enthusiastically wrote down in their activity booklets before enjoying some free time to explore and have fun in the sand.

From here, students took this work back to the classroom and over the weeks developed an original senses poem which they even included actions for to engage their peers during presentations. Great job grade 3 😊

Bring Your Own Device 2025 - BYOx:

On Thursday 22^nd of August we held a parent/carer information session for 2025 year 5 and 6 BYOx classes. In 2025 BYOx classes in year 5 will be catered to through expression of interest and year 6 classes will all remain as BYOx. Further information will be distributed in the final week of Term 3 for families who were unable to make the information evening, and we will also run a technical information session on Thursday of week 4 in Term 4.

Book Week:

We also had lots of exciting events happening across the school with Book Week. These included story and colouring competitions, Bedtime Stories where our Preps enjoyed an evening of stories followed by a Milo and a cookie (or 2.. or 3 😊), a P-6 dress up day and parade, and some of our talented senior school members entertained the P-2s with a fractured Fairy Tale. All lots of fun!

To round out the term:

On Wednesday afternoon/evening our students enjoyed a disco to have fun with their friends and celebrate the (almost) close to the term. There was plenty of laughter, dancing and fun all around 😊

News from the Wellbeing, Engagement & Inclusion Deputy Principal

Youth Worker Recruitment Process

I am pleased to inform you that the recruitment process for the youth worker position has been successfully completed. We are excited to announce that Bruno Da Silva has been selected as the successful applicant and will be joining our team in Week 1 of Term 4.

I would also like to extend a sincere thank you to Scott Gedge, who has been filling this role since the beginning of the year. His dedication and support have made a significant impact on our students, and we are incredibly grateful for his contribution to our school community.

A Healthy Start for a Great School Day, Everyday

We want to remind all parents about the importance of a healthy start to the day for your children. Ensuring they eat a nutritious breakfast before coming to school helps set them up for success, providing the energy they need to stay focused and engaged in their learning. In addition, packing a balanced, healthy lunch and snacks for both breaks is essential to maintain their energy and concentration throughout the school day. A well-fuelled body helps children stay focused in lessons, make good decisions, and perform at their best. Let’s work together to support their health and well-being!

The Healthy Eating Advisory Service have prepared the following resources to help with packing a healthy lunchbox. Click on the link here.

A reminder to all parents, that we have fridges located in all classrooms in our school.

Taste.com have 978 lunch box ideas! You can try some of these over the holiday break. 😊

You can find those ideas here.

The Importance of a Good Night's Sleep

A good night’s sleep is essential for every child to be ready for a productive day of learning. We encourage all parents to help their children get enough rest by setting regular bedtimes and limiting screen time before bed. Reducing the use of phones, tablets, and other devices in the evening helps children unwind and improves the quality of their sleep. Well-rested children are more focused, alert, and ready to absorb new information, which helps them perform better academically and make the most of their school day. Let’s prioritise rest to support their success!

Children’s Health Queensland outlines what happens if a child doesn’t get enough sleep. “A child who does not get enough healthy sleep may experience difficulties with concentration, memory, regulating their emotions, organising tasks and creative thinking. These children may be easily distracted, irritable, disruptive or generally hyperactive and restless. A lack of healthy sleep has been linked to mental health problems, poor growth, excessive weight gain, and reduced school performance.”

Find out more on sleep here.

Have a happy and safe holiday break. Take time to have fun and relax together. We will see you all after the break 😊

Narinder Singh

News from the Head of Inclusive Education

At this time of year, Inclusive Education Team members shift our focus to transition planning. Transition planning supports students to successfully start school through our Early Childhood Development Program (ECDP), as they move from year level to year level and to secondary education in conjunction with local high schools.

At Trinity Beach State School, we offer focussed and intensive transition support for students with disability and students with additional needs to address barriers they may experience as they move through the various stages of learning.

Last week, students with disabilities in Year 6 met with Smithfield State High School staff to begin the process of transitioning to high school for Year 7. Staff from the high school visit during Term 3 and in Term 4 students with disabilities participate in transition visits to Smithfield State High School in readiness for the State School Year 6 into Year 7 transition day in Week 10 of Term 4.

Transition planning strategies for students with disability consider the needs of students and their families. This enables staff at our school to identify and provide reasonable adjustments and supports so students can access and participate in learning throughout their schooling.

Organisations such as Raising Children (www.raisingchildren.net.au) and Positive Partnerships (www.positivepartnerships.com.au) offer some great online resources to support student transitions. The Department of Education’s Autism Hub (https://autismhub.education.qld.gov.au) offers a number of resources to support students with autism to participate in transition.

If you would like to learn more about transition supports for students at Trinity Beach State School, please see me in the Inclusive Education Centre.

Kind regards,

SAMANTHA ILIC

HEAD OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

News from the Head of Department Curriculum Prep - Year 6

As we come to the end of Term 3, our amazing teachers are working hard to get all assessments marked and give feedback to the students about how they can continue to improve. Over the coming days teachers will be giving feedback directly to the students and developing new learning goals for Term 4 and then sharing these with parents through our parent teacher interview process.

Over last few weeks I have had the pleasure of working with many of our teachers in our moderation process which ensures consistency in marking across all classes. It has been great to see the improvement of many of our students.

Throughout this Term, our teachers have also begun their familiarisation and planning of the new Australian Curriculum for Mathematics due to be implanted in 2025. The aims of the new Mathematics Curriculum are for students to:

become confident, proficient and effective users and communicators of mathematics, who can investigate, represent and interpret situations in their personal and work lives, think critically, and make choices as active, engaged, numerate citizens
develop proficiency with mathematical concepts, skills, procedures and processes, and use them to demonstrate mastery in mathematics as they pose and solve problems, and reason with number, algebra, measurement, space, statistics and probability
make connections between areas of mathematics and apply mathematics to model situations in various fields and disciplines
foster a positive disposition towards mathematics, recognising it as an accessible and useful discipline to study
acquire specialist mathematical knowledge and skills that underpin numeracy development and lead to further study in mathematics and other disciplines.

Finally, I wish everyone a safe September school holidays. I am looking forward to see what our Students and teachers can achieve in the final term of 2024!

News from the Guidance Officer

A note from the Guidance Officer…

As we approach the school holiday period, it is important to know what supports exist for you, your child and family members.

The attached poster provides a range of links around Mental Health Supports for your family. A chat with your GP is also an excellent way to source support, and enable referrals.

1._Be_You_Mental_Health_Services_and_Support_Updated.pdf

Act for Kids have support available for you and your family. You can self-refer by calling 13 32 64 (intake number) and discussing what support or assistance you’re looking for. Their main office is located in Cairns City, however they can do outreach appointments (to your area) if needed, or meetings by phone.

DATE CLAIMER

After the holidays, Week 2 is Mental Health Week. There will be activities organised through this week to support staff, students and families.

On Wednesday 9^th of October (Wednesday of Week 2), we will be holding our second annual Belonging Breakfast between 7.30 – 9am, under the Junior Learning Centre (JLC). Families are invited to attend for a BBQ breakfast, tea or coffee, stalls by mental health service providers, and fun activities for the whole family.

More details to come. Pop the date in your diaries – we’d love to see you there 😊

Focus

Week 7 & 8

Week 9 & 10

Q Parents

To continue to streamline the school’s sale for all items – school fees, excursions, performances, instrumental music we are moving to a cashless school. This allows our school to reduce the time, effort and expenses required to collect and follow up payments from parents and students. When you receive an invoice payments can be made online via BPOINT or QParents.

We are proud of being a relatively-cashless school and thank you for moving online with us!

QParents

QP is an online portal helping the school move toward a cashless and paper friendly school.

The QP portal allows Parents and Carers to grant participation consent online for activities such as swimming and excursions which reduces our need to print out paper consent forms
Also, the QP portal enables Parents and Carers to make payment online for school activities and viewing unpaid invoices payment history.

Thank you to all those parents who have registered for QParents. This means every registered parent now has the opportunity to access to their children’s student records at their fingertips, anytime, anywhere. Haven’t received an invitation from us yet? There’s still time! Please let us know immediately. Or if you are simply looking for further information, videos and FAQs on QParents, visit https://qparents.qld.edu.au

qparents_registration_for_parents.pdf

Student Medication

Student medication

If your child requires medication at school:

You will be asked to complete and sign the Consent to Administer Medication form.

Medication needs to be in original packaging
Written medical authorisation, completed pharmacy label, medical order, or action plan completed and signed by prescribing health practitioner.

Student Absences

How to report a student absence:

If your student is absent or needs to leave school early - please contact the office by:

Text (SMS): 0428 621 921 - preferred method
or call the absence line 4057 1444 - press #1
or email: attendance@trinitybeachss.eq.edu.au
QParents

(SMS line does not take calls and no emoji's please)

When students arrive late, they must sign in at the student services window and take their late pass to their classroom. If they are leaving early parents/carers must sign their child/children out from the student services window.

Lost Property

Lost Property items are homesick.

There are many unlabelled quality items overflowing in lost property. Please collect this week.

Uniform Donations

Attendance Matters

No Hat, No Play

Get Set for Prep 2025

Teacher Aide Appreciation Week

This week is Teacher Aide Appreciation Week, please feel free to leave a message for our wonderful, caring, multitasking and all of the above Teacher Aides.

We are incredibly fortunate to have an amazing group of paraprofessionals working in our school. The quality of programs, the commitment and positive impact on students (across all facets of learning) cannot be underestimated.

We appreciate everything you all do, and our school would not be the same without your hard work and dedication.

Art Showcase & Encore

Cairns Museum Incursion - Year 2

BYOx Technical Information Session Year 5 & 6 2025

Prep Enrolments Open for 2025

Instrumental Music Program

🎻 **Discover the World of Strings at Trinity Beach State School!** 🎻

Are you or someone you know intrigued by the enchanting melodies of the violin, viola, cello, or double bass?

Look no further than Trinity Beach State School!

Our prestigious music program is offering opportunities for students eager to explore the rich world of strings. Whether you're child is a budding musician or simply curious about the art of string instruments, now is the time to apply and secure your spot on our waiting list.

Why choose Trinity Beach State School for your musical journey?

- Access to very affordable government-subsidised lessons and instrument hire

- Opportunities to learn and perform throughout the year

- Experienced teachers passionate about nurturing talent

- Seamless transition to year 12 through the tropical north learning academy at Smithfield.

- Students start as early as Grade 3 for strings.

Don't miss out on this chance to embark on a musical adventure.

Apply now and join our vibrant community of aspiring string players at Trinity Beach State School!

📧 Email: Mark Wilkins mcwil1@eq.edu.au

Student of the Week

Week 6

Week 9

Attendance Award

Week 6

Week 9

Golden Garden Gnome Award

Sports News

Congratulations to all the students who represented Trinity Beach State School at the recent TCN track and field carnival. The following students have progressed to the Peninsula trials. We wish them all the very best of luck.

Phoenix J

Annabelle R

Caitlyn F

Jacob M

Andrew W

Salvatore B

Lilly N

Finely D

Austin T

Ivy C

Harley P

Congratulations to all the students who competed at the Peninsula Track and Field carnival at Barlow Park.

Well Done to Catlin and Lilly who have qualified and have been invited to compete in Brisbane in October in a variety of track and field events.

Back in July Brock broke a FNQ swimming record for the 9 years boys 50m breaststroke, this record hadn’t been broken in 25years!

Then at the FNQ championships a few weeks ago he went and rebroke his own record.

Congratulations Brock.

Congratulations to Phoenix Jameson who received 3rd Age Champion at the TCN track and Field Champions for the 10 year old boys.

Phoenix also broke the 1500m record by 2 seconds and now is the current record holder for the 10-year-old boys 1500m event.

Way to go, Phoenix!

Brocks short course swimming championships

Brock walked away with a clean sweep of gold medals and some epic PB’s and then topped it off with Age champion.

Congratulations Brock.

Brock has been awarded with 2 Gold standard times as part of Swimming Australia’s junior excellence Program.

What an achievement

Boys under 12 Fowlers Cup Netball competition on Friday. They played really well and had a great day. They played 6 games, won 2, drew 1 and lost 3. Darcy Boyle from 5C was selected as best player for one of the games.

On Friday, Trinity Beach State School had three netball teams competing at the Fowlers' Carnival: the U10 Girls, U12 Girls, and an U12 all-boys team, which was participating for the first time. Each team showcased their skills and demonstrated significant improvement throughout the tournament. The U12 girls faced just one loss during the day, but despite that, they were unable to reach the finals. The sportsmanship displayed by all the players was truly commendable.

Thanks to our wonderful Smithfield High umpires, Lauren, Alexia and Charlotte.

On Thursday 29 Aug our Year 3 / 4 Rugby League team played in the Ty Williams Cup against other schools in our district. The weather was good and the footy was even better!We played six games and won five of these (not that we were keeping score in this non-competitive carnival)! Our team played with positive spirit, strength, co-operation and courage. Bridie and Max (both Year 4E) were chosen as players who showed great effort and participation - although each member of the team could have qualified for this encouragement award too! Thank you, Mr O'Grady, for coaching us.

Bridie reported: We had a great day of footy playing 6 games against teams from Cairns, Mareeba and Innisfail. All day everyone showed great sportsmanship, and we all had lots of fun.My favourite part was scoring a try and celebrating with my team. Somehow, I still managed to get English homework.

Max T reported: The Trinity Beach team was really well put together and we played really well. We learnt some new experiences and had lots of fun. Thanks again to Ms Arthur and Mr O'Grady for leading the team.

Team players:(Year 4) Mason, Eli, Archer, Brock, Arthur, Bailey, Nate, Hayden, William, Bridie, Max. (Year 3) Logan, Noah, Nate, Aske, Koadis.

On Wednesday a select year 4, 5 and 6 students played in a modified cricket competition at Crathern Park. They trained hard leading up to the competition. Both of our teams played 4 games over the day. They had lots of fun, showing good team spirit and good sportsmanship throughout the day.

Bike Bus News

Congratulations to Baylee (North) and Addison (South) for winning this week’s P&C bike bus awards.

Run Club

Ruben 1D was our Runner of the week for last Tuesday and this weeks Runner is Mia 5F.

It was a great morning at Run Club this week, all of the kids put in an awesome effort.

Our Runner of the week is Michaela in 1B for always doing her best and for helping to keep our school tidy by picking up rubbish while running.

Congratulations Michaela you’ve won an Aqua Park Double Session at the super awesome Cairns Wake Park.

The weather yesterday was perfect at Run Club this morning, and it was wonderful to see so many superstar runners attend.

This week's runner of the week goes to IIIyana in 6D for her amazing effort and positive attitude, well done. Congratulations, you have won a 1-hour pass for the SUPER awesome Cairns Wake Park.

Over the last week, 2C have been working hard in their own ‘Potato Olympics’. Each student designed and coached an ‘athlete’ through 5 different measurement-based challenges. Potatoes competed in sprints, skiing, break dancing, weight lifting and diving! Students had a blast measuring their athlete’s top scores. They concluded the Potato Olympics with a medal ceremony presented by special guest Mrs Jackman.

Prep Excursion Recounts from PC

Have a look at the amazing independent writing PC students wrote after their excursion to Coast Watchers Park! Amazing work PC!!

Inclusive Education Centre | Book Week display 'The Hungry Caterpillar' in Mrs Voss and Mrs Ratcliffe's classroom. It is differentiated for everyone to be able to access it, it has mini figures to act out the book, puppets and more.

It’s Book Week!!!

Classrooms have taken on a challenge to represent a book of their choice on their classroom door or window!

There’s a Hippopotamus on our roof eating cake! By Hazel Edwards. Can you figure out which class this belongs to?

Book Week Classroom Displays- 1C“We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams” Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl

Check out more of our Book Week Classroom displays! Take a walk around and see each door! What an amazing book showcase the teachers and their students have created!

Book Week Classroom Displays- 2A“

I, lovable, furry old Grover am the MONSTER at the end of the book!!!”- The monster at the end of this book by Jon Stone

Check out more of our Book Week Classroom displays! Take a walk around and see each door! What an amazing book showcase the teachers and their students have created!

Book Week Classroom Displays- PA

“We are all different but there’s something kind of FANTASTIC about that, isn’t there?” Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl

Book Week Classroom Displays - 1A

“My father knows a place we can only reach by boat” Where the forest meets the sea by Jeannie Baker

Book Week Classroom Displays - 2B

“Please Don’t Turn the Page!”- Do not open this book by Andy Lee

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Book Week Classroom Displays -PB

“Whitney and Britney are two gorgeous chooks, fluffy and silky, with stunning good looks.” Chicken Divas by Lucinda Gifford

Book Week Classroom Displays -PC

“I know it is wet and the sun is not sunny. But we can have lots of good fun that is funny”The Cat in the Hat by Dr Seuss

Book Week Classroom Displays - M1/2B

“Finally, I’ve got a friend! But I suppose you’ll be going back to the big, exciting ocean?” “Nah, we’ve got a good thing going here…

Anemone is not the enemy by Anna McGregor.

Book Week Classroom Displays -2C

“I want to be deadly,” whispered Quokka. “Too cute!”giggled Redback.

“Not Cute!” grizzled QuokkaNot Cute by Philip Bunting

Book Week Classroom Displays- 1B

“One shiny wet nose! Two big furry ears! Two big goggly eyes! IT’S A BEAR!

Going on a bear hunt by Michael Rosen

Book Week Classroom Display - 1D

“You look wonderful, you precious possum” said Grandma Poss - Possum Magic by Mem Fox. So many wonderful Mem Fox books to choose from!

Book Week Classroom Displays- 2D

Favourite books of 2D! Dog Man looks like a popular choice!!

Book Week Classroom Displays- Visual Arts

Have you enjoyed a story with Mrs Graham? Olaf has and is keen to share a warm hug with you all!

Frozen- inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's 1844 fairy tale "The Snow Queen",

Book Week Classroom Displays -IEC

Check out the Book Week classroom displays from the IEC. Well done to all students who helped create these wonderful book displays

“Tell me! Would you rather be a Dog… or be a Cat?

It’s time for you to think about important things like that!”

Would you rather be a Bullfrog? By Dr Seuss

Around the Playground

Pop up Fractured Fairytales

As a part of Book Week, Senior students presented a fractured fairytale to the prep students at first break and year 1 and 2 students at second break! What a fun way to spend a wet lunch break!

Thank you to our pop up performers who presented their fractured fairytale of the 3 little pigs to the preps and also the year 1/2 students.

Community Volunteering

Great work Emily and Charlotte for volunteering and helping the animal refuge on their weekend.

Coast Watchers Park Prep excursion

Prep excursion to Coast Watchers ParkPA, PB, PC and PM are soaking in the weather and learning outside today! They are learning about features of familiar places.

Prep excursion to Coast Watchers Park continued…

We are so lucky to be able to learn in such a beautiful environment!

Bedtime Stories

Thank you to those families who braved the weather and joined us for our first ever Bedtime Stories. We had a great time sharing our favourite stories with you all! Thank you to our amazing staff who read and also to the mighty Milo maker team!

Can’t wait to do it again in 2025

Book Week Display in the Library

Our library has been turned into a magical wonderland for Book Week! Celebrating with the theme “Reading is Magic” Make sure you get a chance to come in and explore the amazing transformation!

Book Fair is also on in the library until Friday morning as well!!

Book Week | Creative writing and colouring in competition winners.

The school leadership team enacted the ‘The Giant Turnip’ for all of the students which created hysteria and the little dog that stole the show. Featuring Ms Singh’s K9, the gorgeous Rocco…

BYOx Information session

BYOx Information Session happening now | Is your child transitioning into Year 5 or 6 in 2025? Contact our school for more information.

CASUAL CLEANING STAFF REQUIRED

Trinity Beach State School invites you to apply for a casual School Cleaner position within our large school environment.

As a School Cleaner, your primary role is to ensure that the facilities are maintained in a neat, tidy, safe and hygiene manner for the school community.

We are seeking applicants who have a genuine work ethic, commitment and who have the physical ability to carry out cleaning duties. Cleaning experience is not essential but is highly regarded.

Applicants must hold a Working with Children Suitability Card (Paid) and undergo a Criminal History Check.

Applicants must be willing to work flexible hours (early morning/late afternoon shifts).

If you think you are the person we are looking for, please email a brief Resume to our School Business Manager, Helen Wilson – bsm@trinitybeachss.eq.edu.au

Tuckshop News

P&C News

Smithfield State High School News

Smithfield SHS Year 7 Scholarship information session was presented to our students.

Choir Update | Trinity Beach State School and Smithfield State High School students are working with Mrs Fallon HoD and Mrs Walker our Music teacher to enhance their singing skills. The students really enjoy the partnership under the Tropical North Learning Academy. Realising the potential of all students.

9 May	Parade Year 3 - 6 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

9 May	Student Council Meeting 11:00 AM - 11:40 AM

12 May	Parade Prep - Year 2 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

12 May	P&C Meeting 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM

16 May	Parade Year 3 - 6 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

16 May	CPAC - Ratburger excursion Year 1 & 2 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

19 May	Parade Prep - Year 2 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

21 May	National Simultaneous Story Time 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

23 May	Cross Country Prep - Year 3 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

23 May	Parade Year 3 - 6 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

23 May	Student Council Meeting 11:00 AM - 11:40 AM

26 May	Holloways Beach Environmental Centre Year 5 excursion 26 May 2025 - 30 May 2025

Term 3 Week 10 School Newsletter