ISSUE 32: 11th October, 2024

Principal Message

Gospel Reflection

In the Gospel for the 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B), Jesus challenges the rich young man to let go of his material possessions and follow Him. This invitation reminds us that true fulfilment comes not from wealth or status, but from a heart open to God's love and generosity. As parents, it encourages us to reflect on what we value most and to guide our children in seeking what truly matters—kindness, compassion, and a life rooted in faith. In our busy lives, let's remember to nurture these qualities in our families and communities.

What’s on Next Week (Term 4 Week 2)

Coming up in Term 4, Week 3

Dear Parents, Guardians, Staff & Students,

Students have settled back into their routines smoothly after the break, and we’ve had a great start to Mission Month with a beautiful Mission Month Mass and a successful Casual Clothes Day this week. We look forward to the many exciting activities throughout October, all aimed at supporting ‘fullness of life for all,’ including those living in poverty in Peru.

Bush Cabaret - Tonight!

Join us on the school oval tonight for our Bush Cabaret Concert, with performances from each year level! Bushwahzee has spent the day leading workshops to prepare students for the event, which will run from 6:00pm to 7:30pm. Parents and extended families are welcome to enjoy the fun, with chances to participate in bush dances! Gates open at 5:00pm.

• Meal Service: Enjoy Wine Catering will serve from 5:00pm outside the stadium.
• Meals: Chicken Chorizo Paella, Lamb Ragu with Penne, Italian Meatballs with Penne, Vegetarian Paella
• Soft drinks: $2 each
• Meal tickets can be picked up near the stadium and presented at the serving tables. Meals can be enjoyed on the oval or on a table in the courtyard.
• All profits support our Mission Month fundraising, aiming to raise $600.
• Concert Details:
• Students are encouraged to wear country/bush themed clothing (checked shirt, boots, hat)
• Students will sit with their classes - not their parents.
• No stage—students will perform directly on the oval.
• Parents are encouraged to join in the dancing!
• Facilities:
• Parents and toddlers: Use stadium toilets.
• Students: Use normal student toilets.
• No sports equipment or games on the oval before the concert.

• • Child Safety 
    • Refrain from sharing images or recordings of other students online unless you have explicit consent from their parent or guardian.
    • Students will use the normal toilets in the Courtyard and parents and guests use the toilets in the stadium.

    Looking forward to a wonderful evening together!

Mission Month

Mission Month fundraising is going well and continues this week with lots of fun activities. Icy poles will be sold on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, and we’ll have a whole school Crazy Hair Day on Friday. Units have their own fundraiser, including Guess the Lollies (Prep-2) on Monday and Silly Shirt Day (Year 6) on Friday (gold coin donation). Please check the Prep, Year 1, Year 2, and Year 6 reports for more details on their fundraising activities. 

Year 5 Ballarat Camp

We wish our Year Five students all the best for their Ballarat camp! They’ll depart at 7.15am on Monday, 14th October, and return Wednesday around 5pm. The camp will include activities at Sovereign Hill and around Ballarat, focusing on the gold rush era, democracy through the Eureka Rebellion, and its impact on the region. It’s also a great chance for students to build social skills and independence. A big thanks to Mrs. Deacon for organising this special experience. Have fun, everyone! Thursday will be a rest day with no new learning scheduled.  Supervision will be provided for any students who do attend school.

School Sports Victoria Region Athletics

The Region Athletics event will take place in Bendigo on Monday. Nine of our students from Years 3-6 have qualified and confirmed their attendance. We thank parents who are transporting and supervising students. Best of luck to all our participants!

Sacrament of Reconciliation Parent Session

The Sacrament of Reconciliation Information Night will be held at the church on Wednesday, 16th October at 7pm. This session is for parents who have registered their child for First Reconciliation and will provide important details about the requirements for this Sacrament.  This Sacrament is usually celebrated by Year 2 students.

School Sports Victoria Basketball & Softball

This Friday, several School Sports Victoria events will take place at the Mildura Sporting Precinct from 9:30am to approximately 2:30pm, including Year 3/4 Boys and Girls Basketball, Year 5/6 Boys and Girls Division Basketball, and Year 5/6 Division Boys and Girls Softball.  We wish our teams all the best.

Staffing Update

Rosie Lennox has accepted a part-time position at a swim school in Brisbane and will be finishing with us next Friday, 18th October. Over the past two years, Rosie has been a wonderful Classroom Teacher and Learning Support Officer. While it was a tough decision for her, this move is the best choice to support her studies and be closer to family and friends. All the best Rosie!

School Assembly (Bundaleer)

Year One Bundaleer will host our Assembly at 2:30pm on Friday 15th October.  Following the assembly, Bundaleer 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.

Mark Gibson

2024 Dates of Interest

Religious Education

Sacrament of First Eucharist (Year 4 & Above)

We continue to pray for Year Four students who are preparing for the Sacrament of First Eucharist.

Celebration of Sacrament - Friday 25th, Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th October 2024.

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Year 2 & Above)

All Year Two students have received a Registration Form for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Parents who wish for their child to receive this Sacrament are required to register at the Parish Office by next Tuesday 15th October.  The Parent Information Session for this Sacrament is being held at the church next Wednesday, 16th October.  Please contact Ryan O’Callaghan at school or Carmel Russo at the Parish Office if you have any questions.

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

Celebration of Sacrament - Wednesday 27th November

Mission Month

We have had a great first week of Mission Month at Sacred Heart. On Wednesday (our Mission Immersion Day) each class looked at a slideshow of photos sent through by Ive Aviles Bonilla who works as a Non-Government Organization representative in Cayara, Peru. The photos showed some recent projects that have been set up from our Sacred Heart school donations through our fundraising from 2023. The children were very interested and developed their understanding that our support can in turn, feed families and give the poor an opportunity to grow and develop as healthy productive members of their communities. It gives these people purpose and most importantly, enhances their human dignity. Our casual clothes day raised $465 with Myalla being the top class and donating $68. Thanks to all families for your generosity. 

Each class read and discussed Fr Michael McKinnon’s recent Shared Table newsletter from Yanaoka, Peru. A copy of this came home to all families earlier in the week, so please take the time to ask your child what their new understanding and learning is from the discussions that happened in their classrooms. 

Please note that the Coward’s Pie Drive orders will close next Tues 15th Oct. All $$ raised through this fundraiser will go to Fr Mick and Yanaoca so it would be appreciated if this fundraiser could be supported by as many families as possible. 

Hamper donations are still being taken so if you would like to support this fundraiser please drop your donation into the school office. Hamper raffle will be drawn on Fri 25th at our school assembly. Tickets are $1 each and are available for purchase on CDF pay. Our first prize in the raffle is a 12 month Gym Membership kindly donated by Club Aquarius.

Thanks in anticipation to everyone for your support and generosity through Mission Month and we look forward to raising a considerable amount of money to be sent over to Fr Mick for distribution around Peru to assist those  most in need.

Mrs Carmichael

Learning and Teaching

SWPBS

School TV

A Special Report: Social Media Influencers

Social media influencers have become powerful individuals who often shape the opinions and beliefs of others due to strong connections with their audiences. In today's fast-paced digital world, attention has become a valuable commodity.

However, the impact of social media influencers on youth mental health is a growing concern, most recently, the controversial actions and statements of Andrew Tate. His rise to fame has made him a polarising figure, amassing a significant following of mostly young males. Educators and families have raised urgent concerns about the damaging nature of Tate’s content, worried that his messages may radicalise students and create a generation of young men with regressive and harmful beliefs.

Young people often compare themselves to the idealised lives presented by influencers, leading to feelings of inadequacy, low self-worth and dissatisfaction. Social media algorithms may also expose them to inappropriate or harmful content such as explicit material, promotion of harmful behaviours, or distorted perceptions of body image or mental health.

It is important to guide a young person’s social media use and promote open communication. Be curious to comprehend why they might be drawn to radical influencers, like Andrew Tate, and actively seek understanding as part of the solution. While not all influencers have a negative impact, parents play a vital role in ensuring a balanced approach to social media. By actively modelling kindness, respect and positive values, parents can help tackle the sway of radical influencers and be part of the solution to countering unhealthy masculinity.

This Special Report provides guidance on how to respond to misinformation and disinformation, instead encouraging critical thinking and emphasising the value of real-life connections.

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:

Community News

Pie Drive 

This year  we will once again be running our Pie Drive Fundraiser from Coward’s Cakes. Order forms have been sent home with students at the end of last term.

After costs, all proceeds will go to the Columban Overseas Missions to support the people of South America.

All orders and payments will need to be submitted by Tuesday 15th October, 2024. Payment is made through CDF Pay or at the office. Family Pies $12, Cocktail selections $19 per dozen.

Foundation News

Wow! What a great week back for our Foundation students. We have started our mission month fundraising activities with our Mission Immersion casual clothes day on Wednesday and Mission Mass on Thursday. Thank you to those who joined us in Mass. Icy poles are being sold during recess time on Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays. If your child would like an icy pole on these days they can bring a 50c coin. Please see the below dates for upcoming Mission events. The Preps are grateful to have one of our parents Steph at Centre Plaza Woolworths donate the lollies and lolly jars to support our Mission Month Fundraiser.

In Mathematics we have begun our new topic ‘Data’. Students have enjoyed collecting and interpreting data based on a range of different topics. Our new Integrated topic explored Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples which will continue for the next few weeks.

On Friday we enjoyed our Bushwahzee Concert where we were able to enjoy dinner with our family followed by a performance. Thank you to everyone for your support with this. 

Upcoming Important Dates:  

Monday 14th of October: Guess the number of lollies in the jar 50c per guess.

Tuesday 16th of October: Pie Drive orders due

Friday 18th October: Crazy Hair Day and gold coin donation. 

Wednesday 23rd October: Wear Silly Socks Day…On this day children are encouraged to wear a pair of weird and wacky socks to school, with their school uniform, for a gold coin donation.

Thursday 24th of October: Pie Drive delivery 

Monday 28th of October: Whole school hot dog and ice-cream lunch
Friday 1st November: School Run4Fun Colour event 1:45-3:10pm

Year One News

The Junior Unit (Foundation, Year 1 and Year 2) are grateful to have Centre Plaza Woolworths donate the lollies and lolly jars to support our Mission Month Fundraiser, ‘Guess the Number of Lollies’. Guesses are 50c.

Students have also enjoyed a day of BushWahzee dancing and are very excited about tonight’s performance. 

SAVE THE DATE- October 25th Karinya will host assembly and would love to see you there.

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Upcoming Important Dates:  
Friday 11th October: School Concert - Wear check shirt, boots etc.. if possible 

Friday 18th October: Bundaleer Assembly and Crazy Hair Day and gold coin donation. 

Wednesday 23rd October: Wear Silly Socks Day…On this day children are encouraged to wear a pair of weird and wacky socks to school, with their school uniform, for a gold coin donation.

Friday 25th October: Karinya Assembly
Friday 1st November: School Run4Fun Colour Explosion event. 

Year Two News

The children returned to school this week excited to share their experiences from the holidays but settled ready for a busy Term 4 learning. 

We have had a great first week of Mission Month fundraising in Year 2. Our Mission Immersion casual clothes day on Wednesday, Mass on Thursday and Bushwahzee dancing on Friday together with the sale of icypoles on Mon, Tues & Thurs were all things we enjoyed. Next week we will commence the “Guess the number of lollies in the jar” competition. Guesses will be 50c each. We are very thankful to one of our parents Steph at Centre Plaza Woolworths for donating the lollies and jars to support our Mission Month Fundraiser.

On Wednesday 16th October we will be holding a “Soft Toy’s Picnic” at school in the green area as an introduction to our RE Unit of Invitation. Please remind your child to bring their ‘guest’ on this day. We will be eating our normal recess and playing some picnic games. 

At the end of last term, we completed the InitiaLit Spelling program and have now devised a Spelling planner to go forward for Term 4. This may be revision or extension and involve your child working in the other Year 2 classroom with either Mrs Collins or Mrs Carmichael. This will be for the first hour each day for Literacy Daily Review and Spelling so it is important that your child is at school before the bell goes so they are prepared and ready to go at 8.55am.

Year Three News

No News This Week

Year Four News

Year Four has begun the term quite well, and have really enjoyed coming back together . We have begun a new science unit on forces. Our Math focus is on Data Investigation.

Next week Year Four’s Mission activity is to come to school on Friday with Crazy Hair and a gold coin donation.  

We congratulate the following Year 4 students who have been selected to represent Sacred Heart in inter school basketball- next Friday 18th October

Girls- Emmy Guthrie, Ava Clohesy, Rosie Cavallo, Lily Colbert and Halo Rudd-Morfaw

Boys- Dawson Boake, Jake Bottrell, Max O’Callaghan, Will Fangaloka, Beau Clark and Brandon Callis

Year Five News

Happy Term Four to our Grade Five families! We have started our week full of excitement for the upcoming events! This term we will be exploring the following topics in addition to our Structured Literacy & Math lessons.

Physical Sciences - Seeing the Light!

Economics & Business - Consumerism 

Religion- Transformation

Upcoming Important Dates:

Week One

Friday 11th October: School Concert - Wear a “country/bush’' outfit such as a check shirt, boots, hat if possible. 

Week Two

Monday 14th - Wednesday 16th October- Grade Five Camp to Ballarat.

Friday 18th October - Crazy Hair Day (Gold Coin Donation)

 Week Three

Grade Five " Pie in the Face"  fundraiser & Guess the Lollies begins.

Year Six News

Science

This term in Science, students will explore reversible and irreversible changes to matter by using common, everyday substances and considering everyday observations. They will examine reversible changes of state and irreversible chemical changes with practical investigations and experiments. They will create mixtures and explore how to separate them.

Mission Month Fundraisers

Silly Shirt Day – Students will be having a Silly Shirt Day, where students can wear a funky/silly shirt to school. This will be held on Wednesday, October 16th, and we ask all students to please bring along a gold coin donation.

Whole School Crazy Hair Day – This will be held on Friday, October 18th, and we ask all students to please bring along a gold coin donation.

Lolly Jar - Students will have the opportunity to participate in ‘GUESS THE LOLLIES’ in the lolly jar beginning on Monday 21st of October. The cost will be 50c per guess. The winner will be announced on Friday 1st of November.

Library News

Welcome to Term 4!

A big thank-you to all the students who have been so patient, helpful and welcoming to me this week as I officially started in the library. We look forward to progressing in making better book choices, enabling and encouraging the students to keep enjoying their reading and learning journey.

A big thank you to all the students who made a conscious effort to return their books, especially those in the year levels who borrowed extra for the term break.

For all library enquiries and borrowing/returning history, please contact me anytime. apacher@shmildura.catholic.edu.au

Scholastic Book Club Issue #7

***Last catalogue for the year for SHPS ***

Book Club catalogues were sent home with students during the week. A special feature of this issue is that there are many Christmas and gift items and books to choose from. There is also the opportunity to score free books, depending on the value of your order.

 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!

Please order via the online LOOP ordering system through the link provided or by following the instructions on the back of the catalogue. The school does not accept cash and cheques. If you are ordering gifts, please check the gift order box and keep it a surprise!

Please make your order via the link: https://mybookclubs.scholastic.com.au/Parent/Login.aspx

 Orders close at the end of the day on Wednesday 23rd October and will be delivered to the school within two weeks. When the orders arrive at the SHPS library, the students will receive them from their classroom teacher/s. If you have questions or issues with Book Club, please do not hesitate to contact me rather than directly messaging Scholastic.

Mrs Pacher 

apacher@shmildura.catholic.edu.au

First Aid

As we enter the warmer months and allergies start to spike, please ensure that your children have had their preventative medications before they arrive at school. 

Hay Fever and seasonal allergies have been the main cause of discomfort this week and we would like to keep our students at school with us.

Please also ensure that your child/ren brings a water bottle to school as the weather starts to warm up. Staying hydrated is super important to reduce the risks of heat related illnesses.

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

In the mornings, the Olive Grove gate will remain closed, so students and visitors can only enter through the 12th Street or Tamarisk Grove gates. After school, only the Olive Grove gate near the Art House will be open and supervised by a staff member. This change aims to enhance student and traffic safety.

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