ISSUE 29: 6th September, 2024

Principal Message

Gospel Reflection

In the Gospel for the 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B), we witness Jesus healing a man who was deaf and mute, showing His deep compassion and care for those in need. This powerful moment reminds us that Jesus seeks to heal not just our physical ailments but also our hearts and relationships. As parents, we are called to be compassionate and attentive to the needs of others, especially within our families. Let us take time this week to listen with love and respond with kindness, following Christ’s example of healing and compassion.

What’s on Next Week (Term 3 Week 9)

Coming up in Term 3, Week 10

Dear Parents, Guardians, Staff & Students,

Congratulations to our students for their impressive performance at the SSV Sunraysia Mini Olympics! Many have qualified for the Regional Athletics in Bendigo on October 14th.

Thank you to all parents and staff for your participation in this week’s PSG Meetings. With around 100 meetings held, your input is greatly valued as we work together to enhance student outcomes.

On Tuesday, we enjoyed a dynamic Backflips Against Bullying performance. The engaging acrobatics sparked important discussions about bullying and resilience, emphasising key messages like the impact of kindness, the importance of real-life play, and handling rumours effectively.

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School Hats

Students need to wear their school hats during lunch and recess. Students without a hat during these times will not be able to play.

Parish Mass

Eumeralla will attend this week’s Parish Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Wednesday morning at 9:30 am.  

RUOK Day

RUOK Day is this Thursday, offering a great chance for students, parents, and staff to check in with one another as we raise awareness about mental health and wellbeing. Most classes will engage in activities throughout the day to support this important initiative.

RUOK Breakfast

Join us for an RUOK Breakfast at school on Friday from 7:45am-8:30am! This is a great chance to promote kindness and positivity within our school community. The breakfast is free for students, parents, and guardians. To assist with catering, please place your order via CDF Pay. We’ll be serving bacon & egg rolls, fruit salad, corn flakes, and rice bubbles. Since meals will be prepared based on pre-orders, please make sure to finalise your order by 9am on Monday, 9th September. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to accommodate any breakfast requests on the day.  On this day lunch orders will not be available.

School Assembly (Waminda)

Year Two Waminda will host our Assembly at 2:30pm on Friday 13th September. Following the assembly, Waminda parents are welcome to join an afternoon tea in their child's classroom, offering an opportunity to view student learning and to mingle and meet other parents.

AFL Day

AFL Day is this Friday! Students and staff are encouraged to wear their favourite football team colours or casual clothes. Mr Burford will be coordinating senior students to run football clinics for the classes.

Sisters of Mercy Celebration

This September, Sr. Patricia will be relocating to Melbourne, marking the end of 119 years of the Sisters of Mercy's presence in the Sunraysia area. To commemorate this significant milestone, the parish will be holding a Mass and light luncheon. Mass will take place at 9am on Sunday, 29th September.

2025 School Numbers

As we begin planning for 2025, it's important for us to forecast student numbers to determine the number of classes, teachers, and classrooms required. We kindly ask parents to inform us if their children will be leaving Sacred Heart at the end of this year. Your assistance in this process is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

School Concert

This year, our school concert will take place earlier, on Friday 11th October. This change has been made to avoid the hot weather often experienced at the end of the year and to accommodate the busy schedules of staff and families. We are excited to have Bushwahzee, an external group, run workshops with the students throughout the day. They will also lead the Bush Cabaret concert from 6pm-7:30pm, with each class participating in a performance.

Names on Jumpers

Please ensure all jumpers are clearly labelled with your child's name to prevent them from being lost. This helps save money and makes it easier to return misplaced items. Thank you for your cooperation!

God Bless!

Mr Mark Gibson

2024 Dates of Interest

Religious Education

Sacrament of First Eucharist (Year 4 & Above)

Celebration of Sacrament - Friday 25th, Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th October

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Year 2 & Above)

Parent Information Session - Wednesday, 16th October @ 7pm

Celebration of Sacrament - Wednesday 27th November

Learning and Teaching

Victorian Curriculum 2.0 Updates - Mathematics

In the latest 2.0 release of the Victorian Curriculum, significant updates have been introduced to enhance the teaching and learning of Mathematics. These changes focus on deepening students' understanding of core mathematical concepts through a more integrated and applied approach. The updated curriculum emphasises real-world problem-solving, encouraging students to connect mathematical theory with practical applications. Additionally, there's a renewed focus on critical thinking and reasoning skills, helping students develop a more robust grasp of mathematical principles. Overall, these updates aim to better prepare students for future challenges by fostering a more dynamic and engaging learning environment in Mathematics. Our staff have recently undertaken professional learning into familiarising themselves with these changes and will implement the revised curriculum in the 2025 school year.

Community News

As you would be aware, October is our Mission Month at Sacred Heart Primary School. As part of our fundraising efforts we will be having a school wide raffle of several hampers.

Donation of Hamper Items - We are asking our school community to generously donate items that can be put into these hampers. Gift items, toys, vouchers or sweet treats are just some suggestions of what may be donated. Please give your donations to Fiona Pike by Friday 20th September (Last day of Term 3)

Raffle tickets will go on sale in Term 4 and raffle will be drawn during our mission month celebrations.

Sacred Heart Families Mural

This week each new family to Sacred Heart this year received a ziplock bag with a piece of fabric that had a vine leaf traced onto it. Families are asked to decorate the leaf in whatever way they saw fit, making it unique to their family. The vine leaves are then added to our mural. 

Steve Hedrics, local artist (and grandparent)  designed and produced the background of the mural - it is a large vine, from which are attached each family’s vine leaf. The mural is protected with glass sliding doors for longevity. As a memento, when the last child in a family, or a family leaves Sacred Heart, they will receive their leaf during the End of Year/ Graduation Mass.

If your family has not received a vine leaf to add to our mural please contact the office.

Learning Diversity

Thank you to all parents who attended PSG meetings this week. If you missed your meeting please contact your child’s classroom teacher to reschedule.

SWPBS

Our SWPBS focus for the next two weeks is based around being kind. This is an excellent opportunity to discuss with child what does it mean to be kind? What is the difference between being nice and being kind? 

Kindness doesn’t mean ignoring people when they do things that are unkind, wrong, ignorant, racist, or discriminatory. It doesn’t mean keeping quiet when you disagree with someone about a moral issue. But it does mean treating people with respect.

As adults, we must set the example for younger generations. We must show them by our actions, our words, and our choices, what it means to be kind. For it is only by watching good examples that children will learn what kindness really looks like. Whether you are a parent or not, children are watching you. They are watching how you interact with others. They are watching to see what you do when you witness something unkind. They are looking to you to set the tone. They want to see who you really are.

School TV

A Special Report: R U OK? Day

Understanding the growing challenges related to mental health among young people is an important consideration. Anxiety, depression and self-harm - are all causes for concern. Factors like academic pressure, social media, family dynamics, and societal expectations, are contributing to these issues. It's therefore crucial for parents and caregivers to take action early, remove the stigma around discussing mental health, and offer accessible support to address these issues and the wellbeing of their children.

R U OK?Day is an initiative that focuses on preventing suicide by encouraging meaningful personal connections and helping informal support networks to help recognise the signs of distress. We urge all families to take part, emphasising the value of genuine human relationships and reminding everyone to ask the important question, "Are you OK?"

Engaging in R U OK? Day activities goes beyond the classroom; it's a commitment to our students' overall development. By talking openly about mental health, schools create safe spaces where students feel understood, valued, and supported. As parents and caregivers, you can contribute by fostering open conversations, normalising feelings and breaking down mental health stigmas. Participating in R U OK?Day promotes compassion and shows our dedication to the wellbeing of the entire school community, reaffirming that together, we can truly make a difference.

This Special Report provides guidance on how to talk to your child about mental health and engage in meaningful discussions.

We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this Special Report, and as always, we welcome your feedback.

If you do have any concerns about the wellbeing of your child, please contact the school for further information or seek medical or professional help.

Here is the link to your special report:

Foundation News

This week we have introduced the conjunction ‘but’. Students understand that ‘but’ is a conjunction that indicates a change in direction.

In regards to our ‘reader tubs’ in our classrooms, we don’t go by ‘levels’ of books, the number or code you may see in the back of a take-home reader was created by Mrs Sherry in an attempt to align the different reading programs to our structured literacy. This is not a reading level; we do not use levelled readers in Foundation. Likewise reading tubs are not fixed on a certain level but organised based on a child's individual needs at that time. Please support your child to master the code, read words automatically, attend to punctuation (taking a breath and a break at full stops) and continue to read the weekly Enhance Comprehension Books with scripted comprehension questions. Parents do not need to be comparing children's reading levels, the teachers will let you know how your child's literacy is developing. If you have any further questions please see your child’s teacher.

Primary School Nursing Program 

This week your child brought home a ‘Visiting Primary School Nurse Program’ envelope. The Visiting PS Nurse Program provides a free service to all Prep students attending Primary School in Victoria. Our school nurse is Denise Pragt and she will be visiting in term four. Denise has a background in Midwifery and Child and Family Health and has 36 years of nursing experience. It is an excellent free service to take advantage of.

Denise provides:

• the opportunity for free hearing and vision screening and general development assessment
• information and advice about healthy behaviours
• a link for children and families to community-based health and well-being services.
• providing parenting resources

The questionnaire is to be completed online, please use the link below for a guide on how to register and complete the form.  If you would like your child to participate, please tick the YES consent box by Monday 9th September. Denise will send the results to your email address and call you if you wish, or call you if there is any need to refer your child to other health services.

Some reminders:

• Sounds to continue working on with your child at home: s, a, t, p, i, n, m, r, f, o, c, d, h, e, n, g, l, k, u, b, j, w, ck, ll, ff, ss, sh, ee, qu, z, zz, ch, v, x, y, wh, th (unvoiced as in ‘thick’), oo, ng, ay. It is important that we continue this practice as we are reading and writing with digraphs in Literacy time.
• Make sure we are continuing to read every night at home and recording it in the Reading diary.
• Learn all the tricky words at the back of the reading diary.
• Library day is Wednesday.
• Show and tell reminder = something from your favourite sporting team.

This term we have the following dates of interest:

13th September: RUOK? Day Breakfast

13th September: AFL Day

20th September: End of Term 3 - 2.10pm finish

Year One News

Please keep an eye out for SeeSaw tasks and assessments being posted to your child's profile. 

These tasks are often part of our assessment and cover all areas of the curriculum. You are more than welcome to comment on the learning tasks and posts; this is valued and appreciated. If you do not have this app or need assistance to access it, please see your classroom teacher.

Due to the safety of students, the Olive Grove gate near the Year One classrooms will now be locked in the mornings. Please enter through the front of the school Twelfth St or Tamarisk Grove (back of school near the oval). This gate will also be locked at the end of the day however you can still exit at Olive Grove through the gate near the Art House. 

Students have been learning to identify and use visual conventions in their artworks focusing on different styles, subject matter and art forms from different cultures and historical periods, including artworks by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The students looked at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples symbols and learnt what they represented and how they told a story, then created their own bookmarks using these symbols. 

Backflips Against Bullying: Backflips Against Bullying is a program engaging students through Parkour and Acrobatics. On Tuesday, the Year One students enjoyed a high-energy 1 Hour performance of flips and stunts as well as discussion and role play about bullying. The students learnt about resilience and practical tools to help victims along with empowering students to hold each other accountable.

Final Show and Tell of the term next week: Your favourite footy team (AFL or any other ‘football’ you support). Please note there is no Show and Tell in week 10.

Important dates to remember:

13th September: RUOK? Day Breakfast 7.45am all orders via CDF Pay at no cost. There will be no canteen on this day.  

13th September: AFL Day - Wear football colours

20th September: End of Term 3 - 2.10pm finish 

Year Two News

Throughout this term, the children have been working diligently on a variety of Seesaw tasks over all areas of the curriculum. These tasks are often part of our assessment and complement the work children do in class. We would value a comment to your child on Seesaw in response to their work/photos, as they often look through their posts and proudly read to a friend comments that parents have written.

Year Three News

Congratulations to the following Year Three students, Rose O'Bryan, Ollie Parsons, Ruby Joyce, Austin Fox and Olly Harding who participated in the Mini Olympics on Thursday. They had a fantastic day and represented our school with pride! 

This week, students have loved learning about division and symmetry in maths through many hands-on learning opportunities! 

Students should feel proud of their organisation skills throughout their structured literacy each morning.

Just a reminder that students now need their hat for play times as well.

As we  move towards the last two weeks of term, please keep checking SeeSaw for samples of your students learning.

Year Four News

Well done to the following Year Four students Lily Colbert, Emmy Guthrie, Anika Madden-Hickey, Immi Stafford, Olivia Fraser, Alexander Groves, Jake Bottrell, Max O’Callaghan and Ollie McClelland who participated in the Mini Olympics on Thursday. From all reports, they did a great job representing Sacred Heart and many were placegetters. Weparticularly  congratulate Lily (hurdles & discus) and Emmy (triple jump) who have qualified for the Regional Finals in Bendigo.

Please continue to check Seesaw for the latest tasks and assessments your child has completed. It’s great to read the positive feedback many of you post to your child on their great work.

Next week on Thursday, we will be doing some work around RUOK Day where we will  look at raising awareness about mental health and wellbeing. 

Everyone is invited to join us at school for a community RUOK Breakfast at school on Friday from 7:45am-8:30am! Please order through CDF Pay. Friday is also our AFL dress up day. We look forward to seeing all the students in their favourite team colours!

Have  great weekend,

Natalee, Jaimi & Cathryn

Year Five News

Year Five will be going to camp in Week 2 of Term 4. All the information has now been sent out on SIMON (PAM). Thank you to the parents who have responded with confirming if/not your child is attending camp.  If you have not responded or have concerns or queries please speak to your child’s teacher as soon as possible. 

We have completed two sessions of Human Development now. Next week the girls will complete session 3 with Mrs Deacon and Mrs Gunn and the boys with Mr O’Callaghan. 

In Maths we are starting Module Nine which focuses on 6 and 7 digit numbers and we will continue to work on area, volume and shape.

On Friday students can dress in their team colours to celebrate AFL day. We look forward to seeing their display of team spirit, whichever team they choose to celebrate.

Year Six News

Year 6 Melbourne Camp

Excitement is building in anticipation of the Year 6 camp. Correspondence with what to bring, an itinerary and a behaviour expectations were sent home with your child last week. Please read and discuss the Behaviour on Camp note with your child, sign it then return it to school as soon as possible. If you have any queries, please contact Mrs Loretta Thompson.

On Friday, to celebrate AFL day, students are able to dress in their team colours. We look forward to seeing their display of team spirit, whichever team they choose to celebrate.

Library News

Book Covering Help Needed:  

If anyone has any spare time and is willing to help out with book covering at home or at school from time to time, we would be very happy to hear from you. Please email or drop into the library and let Mrs Pacher or myself know and we would be only too happy to have a chat to explain what is required and supply you with what is needed.

Scholastic Book Club News:

Issue #6 orders will be arriving soon and will be sent home with the students as soon as they have been unpacked and checked.

Issue #6 orders will be arriving soon and will be sent home with the students as soon as they have been unpacked and checked. 

Did you know that every purchase you make on Book Club earns our school 15% of the order value in Scholastic Rewards? We use these to purchase more books and educational resources for the school. It all helps!

Issue #6 earned almost $77.40 in Scholastic Rewards.

Thank you for supporting the students’ reading welfare and the SHPS library.

Mrs Irvin at mirvin@shmildura.catholic.edu.au

First Aid

I would like to introduce myself to the Sacred Heart Community. My name is Ebony and I have joined Sacred Heart Primary School as the First Aid Officer.
You may receive an email from me regarding your child/s health. I am updating plans for the remainder of the year for Asthma, Anaphylaxis and Allergies. These plans will be used for the remainder of the year, and in 2025 I will be in contact again to update these more appropriately.

I appreciate your patience and cooperation during this time, as we would love to best support your child whilst they are here at school, on off-site activities and exploring on camps.

I have been sending out emails recently to try and keep these plans up to date. If you have not received an email from me and your child suffers from Anaphylaxis/Severe Allergy or Asthma, I believe that it may be sitting in your ‘spam’ or ‘junk’ folder. Please check these folders and return the documents sent as soon as possible.

Just a reminder that if your child has Anaphylaxis or Asthma (even if it is only seasonal) we require an Anaphylaxis or Asthma Action Plan to be filled out by the GP. We use this in conjunction with the Student Health Support Plan and this is to ensure that your child’s health needs are supported as best we can here at school. 

Grade 6 Camp = If your child is attending Grade 6 camp in the next couple of weeks. Please return the Medication Authority Form that was sent home last Friday 30th August. If your child requires any sort of medication administration whilst on camp and you have not received a medication authority form, please contact me at school on 5023 1204. We are unable to administer medication to your child without this form.

I look forward to meeting more of you! - Ebony

Student Awards

No awards this week

Parent Information

Arriving and Leaving Safely

Kiss & Go

To help keep everyone safe during drop-off and pick-up please take note of the following rules at Kiss and Go and the School Crossing that should be followed both in the morning (8:10-8:45am) and afternoon (3pm-3:30pm):

• Stay in your vehicle unless you need to assist younger students with their seat belts.
• Aim to keep your car in the Kiss & Go area for a maximum of two minutes to allow others to use the space too.
• Access the Kiss & Go only from Olive Grove, not 12th Street.
• Please refrain from dropping off students outside of cars in Olive Grove.
• Avoid performing U-turns within the Kiss & Go area.
• For your safety, use the school crossing if you need to cross 12th Street.


Thanks for helping us keep our school safe for everyone!

Pick Up and Drop Off Points

These designated areas serve as convenient points for collecting or dropping off children at the school if you are walking in with them. Please ensure you find a suitable and permissible parking spot for your car in order to use these locations.

Riding Scooters & Bikes

Certain students walk, ride bikes, or scooters to school and are requested to use either the 12th Street entrance or the Tamarisk Grove entrance at the rear of the oval. Riding into or through the school grounds is not permitted.

Collect Children from School Grounds

Feel free to come into school to pick up your child directly from their classroom. It's an excellent opportunity to meet other parents, have casual conversations with teachers, and ensure your child is organised at the end of the day. If you choose this option, please park appropriately and be outside the classroom by the 3.10 bell; otherwise, your child will be directed to the supervised Kiss and Go area. Students and young siblings should refrain from using the playground equipment.

School Crossings

Students walking home are advised to use the school crossings on Twelfth Street, Walnut Avenue and Eleventh Street to safely avoid heavily trafficked roads. All crossings are supervised by a School Crossing Supervisor, and it's crucial to follow their directions.  We also encourage parents to model expected behaviours by using the School Crossings also.

Buses

Several of our students catch buses home from the St. Joseph’s bus stop on 11th Street. Each day a teacher gathers these children together and accompanies them to the bus stop to supervise until they are all safely on the bus.

Drop Off Times

Preferred 'Drop Off' Time: 8.25 - 8.45 am. For safety reasons, please refrain from dropping off students before 8.19 am, as there is no supervision provided.  Our gates open at this time.

Pick Up Times

Recommended 'Pick Up' Time: 3.10 - 3.25 PM. While we understand occasional delays, if regular or extending beyond 3.30 PM, please consider enrolling your child/ren in After School Care.

Walking or Riding Home

If your children walk or ride home or to your workplace after school, please submit written permission authorising them to leave unaccompanied. They must exit through the main 12th Street gate or accompany the 11th Street bus group through Tamarisk Grove.

Alternative Pick Up Places

For safety, we strongly advise against arrangements where children wait unsupervised at public pick-up locations like Walnut Avenue or St Joseph’s College.

EATING AND DRINKING AT SCHOOL

Healthy Eating

To sustain learning and promote healthy eating we encourage students to bring to school predominantly healthy food choices.

Brainfood

Students have a brain food break during the morning to keep children’s brains fuelled for learning. We ask that families send an extra fresh fruit or vegetable snack for children to have during this time. When sending the snack, please pack it separately from your child’s lunch in a small, named container so it can be placed on their desk each morning.

Lunch Snack

The main meal of the school day; a sandwich or roll, a salad or a slice of quiche. A healthy ‘treat’ may also be appropriate here that is healthy and gives long-term energy.  Lunch is eaten usually in the classroom from 11:25am-11:40am.

Recess Snack

We encourage parents to pack fresh fruit or vegetables in your child’s recess snack box.  You may like to pack one or two other snack items for them at this time.  This snack is eaten at 1:40pm.

Packing Food

 The school has a bank of refrigerators for the storage of students’’ food. For the ease of packing and unloading the fridges, we ask that parents provide separate, small, well-labelled containers or zip-lock bags for their child’s recess snack and lunch. Insulated ‘puffy’ lunchboxes and ice-blocks are not required.

School Canteen

Our School Canteen operates on a Wednesday and Friday and provides a range of lunch options at low cost.    The current menu and prices can be accessed through and ordered via the CDFpay website https://shmildura.cdfpay.org.au

OFFICE INFORMATION

Office Hours

Office hours will run from 8:20am to 4:00pm every day. Phone calls can be made starting at 8:00 am.

Change of Personal Details

If there are any changes to your contact details (address/phone number/emergency contacts), kindly inform the office by calling 50231204, emailing office@shmildura.catholic.edu.au, or visiting the office in person.

Simon Everywhere and Parent Access Module (PAM)

Simon Everywhere is an App for smart phones that allows parents to access all information relating to their child/ren such as reports, attendance and much more. It also allows you to update medical information, give permission for excursions, access teacher emails and also receive notifications from the school.

For parents familiar with PAM, the new App works mostly the same as PAM and you can still access PAM through the web site: pam.shmildura.catholic.edu.au, however the app has additional functionality such as Push notifications and the ability to sign in without having to enter your username and password each time.

1. Go to the App Store or Google Play Store and search Simon Everywhere
2. Download and open the App and Allow Notifications
3. Enter your name and phone number and press verify, you will receive a code via SMS
4. Click on 'Add School'
5. Select Sacred Heart Primary School, Mildura - Parent Access
6. Enter your PAM username and password. If you do not know your credentials, please call the school.

7. Click on the Home icon.
   

Simon everywhere works best when notifications are turned on. You can check the notifications setting on your phone to be sure by going to the Settings – Notifications – Then find the Simon Everywhere App.

Sickness at School

Children with severe colds, flus, or other debilitating illnesses must stay at home. Do not send the child if they have:

• Fever: Children with a fever over 38 degrees should stay home.
• Prescribed antibiotics: Keep a child at home for at least 24 hours if prescribed antibiotics for an acute illness.
• Diarrhea: Children with watery stool should return only after being symptom-free for at least 24 hours.
• Vomiting: Children who are vomiting should stay home until at least 24 hours after it has stopped.

After School Care

After School Care is available for Sacred Heart students and is located on our school grounds.  Camp Australia run this program for students from Sacred Heart Primary School and St Paul's Primary School.  The program runs from the Art House building which is located on Olive Grove.

Sacred Heart families can make use of the Camp Australia After-School Care Program that is held on the grounds of Sacred Heart.  The service is available from 3:10pm through to 6pm on school days.  A healthy snack is provided to children.  Registration needs to be done through the Camp Australia website www.campaustralia.com.au .  Further information can be obtained by calling 1300 105 343.  Each day the office will print out a list of students attending Out of Hours School Care and notify the students at the end of the day via the announcements.

Marking Child’s Absence 

1. Log into the App - SimonEverywhere or login via PAM (type pam.shmildura.catholic.edu.au in your address bar).
2. You can either log by clicking on the large blue calendar section that says Parent Notified Absences or you can click on the 3 menu lines at the top right-hand side of your screen. NOTE: On your phone it will appear below your child/ren’s name.
3. You will then need to click the blue + Add Absence button circled below
4. Then select your child, and in reason

If your family is going on an extended family holiday. Please contact the school to inquire about an Student Absence Learning Plan.

School Day

• 8:19 am - Gates open & students can access Courtyard
• 8:34 am - Access Courtyard and play on Oval (classrooms opening optional for teachers)
• 8.49 am - School day begins - classroom open
• 8:55 am - School starts.
• 9.55 am - Brain Break
• 10:55 am - Lunch Play
• 11.25 am - Lunch Eat
• 1.40 pm - Recess 
• 2.10 pm - Recess Finishes
• 3.10 pm - School finishes

Sports Uniform Days

Prep:  

• Cooinda (Mrs O’Callaghan) - Thursday & Friday  
• Wahroonga (Miss Moore) - Thursday & Friday  

Year One: 

• Bundaleer (Mrs Coffey & Mrs Priestley) - Tuesday & Wednesday 
• Karinya (Mrs Groves) - Tuesday & Wednesday 

Year Two:

• Barramunga (Mrs Carmichael) - Tuesday & Friday
• Waminda (Mrs Collins) - Monday & Friday

Year Three:

• Narooma (Mrs Beckwith) - Monday & Tuesday
• Dourim (Mrs Kotsiakos & Mrs Irvin) - Monday & Thursday

Year Four:

• Illawarra (Mrs Willersdorf) - Monday & Tuesday 
• Myalla (Mrs Rowles) - Monday & Wednesday
• Kyema (Mrs Johnson) - Monday & Thursday 

Year Five:  

• Minga (Mrs Deacon) - Monday & Wednesday 
• Eumeralla (Mrs Gunn & Mrs Pacher) - Monday & Wednesday

Year Six:  

• Amaroo (Mrs Campbell) - Tuesday & Friday 
• Yongana (Mrs Zaxos) - Monday & Friday
• Mootwingee (Mrs Thompson) - Thursday & Friday

Term Dates