Principal's message

Our school runs academic programmes within learning communities –

-Prep

-Junior (grade 1 and grade 2)

-Middle (grade 3 and grade 4)

-Senior (grade 5 and grade 6)

Students are taught at ‘their point of need’ in Literacy and Numeracy.

Where possible (staff expertise and availability considered) the specialist programmes offered will try to incorporate:  PE, Art, Personal Development, Science and  ICT.  Lote shall be conducted within learning communities.

Our school history and development promotes recognising the past, valuing the present and embracing the future.

Whilst the school has undergone structural and organisational changes which support education in the 21^stcentury – learning in communities with a strong sense of cooperation, independence and creative thinking – the school takes pride in maintaining a respect for its history.

A Rotary honours board hangs in the main corridor recognising past students who served in WWII, whilst photos of the school from the past century are displayed with pride in the front foyer.

                               Cheryl Van Deursen

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What’s happening at our school today:All of you no doubt want to know more about what’s happening every day in our school to help prepare your child for the future. Things like what’s happening in the classroom, what your children are learning and what you can do at home to help. There are information sheets now available to help you understand the basics of what is being done in all schools across Victoria.  The fact sheets below have been developed for years Prep to Two and Three to Six.

What's Happening Years Prep to 2 (pdf - 61.72kb)   What's Happening Years 3 to 6 (pdf - 73.62kb)

Parenting Ideas / Michael Grose

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