School events bring learning to life and help shape our school culture. They help students build confidence, connect with others and celebrate their progress. Events also give families a chance to be involved in school life and share in their child’s achievements.
- Kindergarten orientation days
In term 4, our school has three dedicated Kindergarten orientation sessions to warmly welcome and support students enroling in Kindergarten for the following year. These sessions help children become familiar with the school environment, routines, and staff, ensuring a smooth and confident transition into school life. Families have the opportunity to connect with teachers and learn about the exciting learning journey ahead.
- Meet the teacher sessions
In Term 1, our school hosts Meet the Teacher information sessions to give families the opportunity to connect with their child’s teacher and learn about the curriculum, classroom routines, and learning goals. It’s a great chance to gain insight into the year ahead.
Our school proudly participates in Clean Up School Day by engaging students and staff in an effort to collect litter and promote environmental awareness. Through hands-on activities and teamwork, we foster a sense of responsibility and care for Country.
3-way interviews between the teacher, parent and student are held at the end of term 1.
This includes a student-centred conversation where students discuss two work samples and a teacher-led conversation where strengths, social development, behaviour and next steps are discussed.
- Let Me Show You What I've Learnt
Classrooms are open for 30 minutes at the end of each term for parents to engage in the learning process. Students share their learning with their parents. They discuss with their parents what they have learnt, how they know they are successful in their learning and what the next steps are in their learning.
Each year, we hold a commemorative assembly where students participate in moments of reflection and learn about the significance of this important day in our nation's history.
Harmony Day in term 1 promotes inclusiveness, respect, and a sense of belonging for everyone in our community. Through activities and classroom discussions, students learn about the value of diversity and the importance of embracing different cultures. This special day reminds us to appreciate and celebrate what makes us unique.
- Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week
We acknowledge Reconciliation Week and celebrate NAIDOC Week by taking part in cultural activities that highlight the rich culture and history of Indigenous Australians. We celebrate through art, music, dance, language and storytelling.
During Book Week in term 3, our school embraces the joy of reading by encouraging students to dress up for the annual Book Character Parade. This celebration inspires a love of literature and sparks imagination across all year levels. It’s a wonderful opportunity for students to connect with the magic of books.
During Education Week in term 3, our school opens its classrooms to provide a firsthand look at student learning and teaching practices. This event fosters connection and collaboration, allowing families to engage with their children’s education. It’s a special opportunity to celebrate the dedication of our students and staff.
We celebrate Bluey Day in term 4 to recognise Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) and promote a positive, respectful school culture. We mark the birthday of our beloved school mascot, Blueington, with fun activities that encourage kindness and teamwork among students. It’s a day to celebrate our shared values and school spirit.
We celebrate Grandfriends Day in term 4 by inviting grandparents and grandfriends to join us for a morning of performances, learning, and connection.
- International Day for Students with Disability
We acknowledge International Day for Students with Disability in term 4 by promoting awareness, inclusion, and respect for all students. We engage in activities that celebrate the strengths and achievements of students with disabilities, fostering a supportive and welcoming environment. This day reminds us of the importance of diversity and equal opportunities for every learner.
Our school organises swimming, cross country, and athletics carnivals, providing students to compete at various levels. Successful participants can progress to zone, regional, state, and even national carnivals, representing our school with pride. These events promote house spirit, and a love of physical activity.
- Excursions and incursions
Our school organises excursions and incursions to enrich classroom learning. These activities connect curriculum concepts to real-world contexts, enhancing engagement and understanding. Through these opportunities, students deepen their knowledge in a fun and meaningful way.
Our school’s end-of-year concert is a celebration where every student participates by performing in a class item. This event showcases the talents and creativity of our students, bringing together families and the community to share in the festive spirit.
- Fundraising community events
Our school’s P&C organises regular fundraising events, including mufti days, bake stalls, and Mothers’ and Fathers’ Day stalls, to support school programs and resources. These events provide a fun way for the community to come together while raising funds that directly benefit our students. We are grateful for the ongoing support and enthusiasm from families and staff.
Our school holds weekly assemblies for K-2 and Years 3-6 to celebrate student achievements, share important news, and foster a strong sense of community. Assemblies provide opportunities for students to showcase their talents and for the grades to come together in recognition and support. Assemblies play an important role in promoting respect, responsibility, and school spirit across all year levels.
Our school celebrates Year 6 Graduation as a significant milestone, recognising the achievements and growth of our senior students. The graduation ceremony brings together students, families, and staff to honour their hard work and mark the transition to high school. It’s a memorable event filled with reflection, celebration, and excitement for the future.