Welcome to term 4! I hope that all our families have had a restful and fun holiday and are ready for what will be a fun filled and very busy term.
I am very happy to announce that restrictions on visitors in schools are beginning to reduce and we are now able to have parents on schools grounds for a number of specific purposes. We are looking forward to returning to the connected community environment that we have enjoyed in the past. At the moment, as I am sure you can appreciate, there are still strict processes in place to ensure the safety of parents, students and staff, I ask that all community members adhere to these as outlined in the Covid Update section below.
We are currently taking enrolments for students in kindergarten next year. If you know of families who have not made their choice as to where they will be sending their child, and they are in our local area, please encourage them to get in touch with us so we are able to introduce them to our school and have them enrolled in time for the Kindergarten Orientation program.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of the parents and students who supported the Crazy Hair Day and Lemonade Stand Empathy projects that took place on the last day of term 3. Both these initiatives raised approximately $300 each, and these funds have been donated to support Cancer Council and Homeless Hub.
This level of generosity will go a long way to supporting these charities.
Reminders:
As the weather warms up it is extremely important that all students are wearing either a school wide brim or bucket hat that is clearly labelled with their name. Bringing a water bottle that is able to be refilled throughout the day will also help your child to stay cool and well hydrated.
Please keep us up to date with explanations if your child is away from school. A skoolbag, SeeSaw or phone message, even a written note are all ways you can let us know why your child/ren have been away.
I look forward to a fantastic term of learning, connecting and celebrating.