We sure do. Kelly Club runs before, after, curriculum day and holiday care.
Visit their website for more information and to enrol your child.
We strongly recommend registering your child even if you don’t plan on using the service.
This means if for some reason, you can’t get to school at pick up time, we can sign them in to be looked after.

Morning supervision starts at 8:45am, and class starts at 9am sharp.
The school day concludes at 3:15pm and after school yard supervision ends at 3:30pm.
Students that have not been collected by this time are to be enrolled in After School Care.

All the information you need to enrol can be found on our ENROLMENT PAGE.

The office team will confirm your child’s house on enrollment.
Siblings are normally in the same house group.

Yes – Noone is our uniform supplier.
You can purchase from their online shop.
Students can choose black school shoes or black runners.

The most important thing to know is that we will take good care of them.
We have a sick bay that is attended by a First Aid qualified staff member at all times.
You will receive an automated notification any time your child attends sickbay.
If we believe your child requires further medical attention, or if they have had a head knock – we will call you.

There most certainly is, and, they’re a blast. We run a Clubs Program. Think Hair Dressing, Coding, Lego, Chess, Art, Karaoke and boardgames.
We change the clubs up regularly so there is something new to try all the time.
Students are also welcome to visit the library to enjoy a quiet read.

Our yard features lots of other play options including two large Gaga Pits, Loose Parts Play area, table tennis table, passive play spaces, fitness equipment, a stage and more!

Sample Clubs Program

Every year, each grade level engages in a Unit of Work specifically about Australia’s history, first people and cultures.
We also include First Nations’ perspectives across the curriculum.
We offer a monthly Mob Meeting – where all our First Nation’s students and families are invited to get together for a yarn.

Year 3/4: Cave Hill Creek Camp
Year 5/6: Camp Kangaroobie

We offer a range of programs including puberty education, bike education and a swimming program.
We also run targeted programs for small groups that build social skills, emotional regulation and problem solving skills.

Compass is our one and only, go to platform.
You will download a single App and it will be your one stop shop for giving permissions, making payments, getting updates, contacting teachers, reporting absences and everything else.

Compass Login Screen
Google Play
Apple App Store

We take great pride in knowing exactly how every student is progressing academically.
At the start of each term, you will also get a Term Curriculum Overview.
This lets you know exactly what curriculum your child will be learning across the term.

In Terms 2 and 4 you will get a Semester Report.
This includes a comment from your child’s teacher and an achievement scale against the Victorian Curriculum.

In Terms 1 and 3 you will get a Progress Report.
This one page report lists all the assessment tasks your child has completed and their scores.
It’s colour coded so you can see precisely how your child is progressing against our expectations.

We sure will. We have really strong processes in place to ensure we work in partnership with therapists, whilst protecting core learning time and minimising disruption to the teaching and learning program.

Each term we proactively run what we call a Personal Safety Audit.
For our younger students, this is a meeting where they talk about what Bullying is and what to do about it.
Every child fills in a simple form, where they can let us know if they feel like they are being bullied.

For our older students, we run the refresher session and they then fill in a google survey.
Our students know exactly what to do if someone is being mean, unkind or bullying – and we respond promptly.

Every single morning, our team serves up toast, fruit cups and cereal to anyone that wants it.
For many of our students, this is ‘second breakfast’.

We take a balanced approach to special events and extra curricular activities – providing a good range of opportunities, while ensuring that core instructional time is not interrupted.
Our core business is ensuring academic achievement for every student.
Some of our events and activities include a start of year community picnic, end of term celebration afternoons, band and choir, concert and the most fabulous art show you will ever attend.

This can be done directly via the Compass App. Easy.

If your child is late to school, they need to be accompanied to the school office to sign in and receive a pass – this is the only way they will be able to access their classroom after the 9am bell has rung.

Students can be collected from school early for appointments at the beginning of recess time (11am) or the beginning of lunch time (1:40pm).
Please inform the school office and they will ensure your child is ready and waiting to be collected from the office.

We run Parent Teacher Meet and Greets in Term 1.
This is your opportunity to meet your child’s teacher and share anything you think they need to know about your child.
In Term 3, we hold Student Led Conferences.
This is our students’ opportunity to take the lead and share their learning with you.

We do not operate a school canteen.
Each term we have a ‘special lunch order day’.
Students have two opportunities to eat during the school day. 11:30am and 2:10pm.
Many students eat their lunch at the first break, and snack at the second – but we let the students decide this for themselves.

We provide all the technology that students will use at school.
Families are not expected to purchase a device.
We intentionally delay the use of technology until Year 3 – where it is used with purpose and for limited amounts of time.

Yes and no.
We ask every child to read, or to be read to, every night.
That’s our non-negotiable.
Beyond that, teachers and our intervention staff will often seek family support in completing additional practice tasks to support students’ school learning.

Families are invited to offer their support and assistance in ways that work for them.
We have families that assist with keeping our yard tidy, putting up displays, assisting in the library, washing sick bay linen and the list goes on.
If you have the capacity and are interested in supporting at school – let us know via the school email account.