Prep 2026

We have commenced our group enrolment interviews for our 2026 Preps. If you have not completed your enrolment form, please do so immediately. Once your paperwork has been received you will receive a link to book your enrolment interview. Dates for our transition program will be finalised in the next week and published in our next newsletter.  

Please recommend to your family and friends the importance of our transition to school programs. They assist our students in making a strong start to Prep.

Top 5 Matific Stars

Our top 5 Matific Stars for this fortnight will receive awards at assembly on Tuesday 2 September 2025.

1. Max G – 3A

2. Zoe S -1D

3. Lewin H – 5/6D

4. Samara A – P/1A

5. Myke R – 4/5C

Congratulations to our Matific Stars for this fortnight.

Year to Date Attendance Data

Let’s see which year level can make our school target of 95% by the end of the year!

Instrumental Music - A message for Year 3 Families

Year 3 students have received the Expression of Interest form for consideration of participation in instrumental music for 2026.

Instrumental Music is much more than just learning to play an instrument – it helps students grow personally and academically. Some of the benefits include:

• Improved attention span and concentration
• Strengthened fine motor skills and coordination
• Development of listening and memory skills
• Increased perseverance and resilience
• Boosted confidence through performance
• Building teamwork and communication skills

Expression of Interest forms are to be returned to the office by Monday 1 September 2025.

Year 3 students who have returned their expressions of interest forms will participate in the next stage of the process with Ms Finlay and Mr Allen. Suitability testing will be undertaken Monday 8 September 2025. Offers for the program will be sent in Term 4.

Thank you to our Speech Therapist

24 - 30 August is Speech Pathology Week. The theme for this week is "Impact Through Communication".  Speech Pathologists make a difference.

Thank you to our speech pathologist, Mrs Bernadette O’Reilly. She visits our school throughout the term to support staff with reasonable adjustments and modifications to support speech, language and literacy development.