This week, our Primary School is alive with the vibrant energy of our annual Arts & Academic Festival, a cherished tradition that celebrates the courage and creativity of our students. From captivating performances to impressive academic displays, our young learners step beyond their comfort zones, embracing new challenges with enthusiasm and resilience.

Stepping out of one’s comfort zone is vital for personal growth. When children engage in unfamiliar activities, they build confidence, adaptability and a willingness to take risks, skills that are essential for lifelong learning and success.

The Arts & Academics Festival provides a platform for students to shine in diverse ways, be it through the arts or academics. This inclusive environment nurtures not only intellectual development but also emotional and social wellbeing.

A heartfelt thank you to our audience, parents, peers and staff, whose respectful and enthusiastic support creates a nurturing atmosphere for our students to thrive. Your encouragement plays a crucial role in fostering their growth and confidence.

We are incredibly fortunate to have such an enriching tradition in our school calendar. The Arts & Academic Festival is more than an event; it’s a celebration of our community’s commitment to holistic education and the development of well-rounded individuals.

Madame Pilote           Mrs Langley                Mr Andrews

Crazy Socks Day

Parent Information Evening 

WEEK 9 Running Club House Points

Drum roll please…

Congratulations to PARRESIA for running the most laps in Week 9!

Congratulations to Cooper Sutcliffe (year 4)  for completing 100 laps on his running club card! Congratulations to Brayden Kilian (year 3) for completing 300 laps on his running club card! Congratulations to Aaryan Walia (year 3) for completing 400 laps on his running club card! Well done

Reading Competition

Forms are in the classrooms for students to collect.

Children’s University

Get your hands dirty by making mud sculptures to celebrate International Mud Day! Find some mud and mold it into shapes like animals, flowers, or anything you can imagine. Once your sculptures are dry, you can paint or decorate them for an extra touch of creativity!  Bring in some photos as your evidence to one of our Thursday before school passport stamping sessions in the Primary Forum.

Scholastic Book Club Orders

Scholastic Book Club orders are being delivered late and will be distributed the first week of Term 3.

Lost Property

Please come and check the Lost Property buckets in Reception (by the doors leading to the Forum) for any items which may belong to your child.