Book Week Parade

From small seeds to global impact – Service in action

It brings us so much joy to see some of our past Primary students now taking part in our High School Service-Learning Tours overseas, living out our core value of Service in meaningful, tangible ways.

We like to think that perhaps the small seeds we planted here in Primary, through the simple everyday gestures of “service in action”, have taken root and flourished. Watching our students carry these values forward into new contexts is a reminder that Service truly lies at the heart of what we do and believe. It’s one of the qualities that makes our students stand out and grow into compassionate, engaged citizens.

Right now, our Vietnam Tour students are putting their hearts into raising funds to support the communities they will serve. We encourage our whole school community to get behind their upcoming Sausage Sizzle on 10 September.

Please check the poster for more information and support this fantastic initiative. Together, we can help their service go even further.

Madame Pilote                    Mrs Langley                   Mr Andrews

Vietnam Tour Sausage Sizzle Fundraiser

Reminder: Use of Disabled Parking Bays

We’ve been contacted by a member in our community who experienced difficulty when collecting their grandchildren recently. The disabled parking bays near the playground were occupied by vehicles without ACROD permits.

These bays are essential for those who genuinely need them and we kindly ask for everyone’s cooperation to ensure they remain available for ACROD permit holders only.

Thank you for helping us keep our school welcoming and accessible for all.

Father’s Day Stall

Children’s University

It is hard to believe we are in Term 3 and the countdown to the graduation event begins.  For those who are new to the program, it is important to get your child’s passports stamped and up to date this term as the deadline for hours contributing towards this year’s graduation is fast approaching.  There will be a final stamping date on the first day of Term 4 (Tuesday 14 October).  As this is the first day back it is easy to forget.  To avoid disappointment (and too much work for me to process by the deadline), I would recommend having all of your hours processed this term.  Just a reminder that I am in the Primary forum each Thursday before school.

The graduation ceremony this year will be either Tuesday 25 November or Wednesday 26 November.  As soon as I know which of these two ceremonies we have been assigned to, I will let you know.  In the meantime, please pencil both dates in your diary.

If your child is close to accruing enough hours to qualify for graduation, a reminder to get them to explore the CU portal to get those final hours they need.  Attached is a booklet I found this morning which explores the Victorian goldfields, you can earn up to 3.5 hours by completing this booklet and bringing it to show me at one of our passport stamping sessions.

Primary Interhouse Athletics Carnival

Date: Friday 29 August (Week 5, Term 3)

Time: 8.25am – 3.20pm
Students in Year 1 – 6 need to arrive at school no later than 8.25am. 

Please note: Our Kindy and Pre-Primary students will only be involved in morning activities. At approximately 9.30am, the Kindy and Pre-Primary students will participate in team games in their own sectioned off area on the oval. 

Location: St Stephen’s School Carramar – Oval

What to Wear: 

• Sport Uniform
• Appropriate sports shoes (no athletics spikes permitted, rubber athletics shoes only)
• Clearly labelled St Stephen’s School hat
• Clearly labelled St Stephen’s School jacket and/or tracksuit pants

What to Bring: 

• Clearly labelled water bottle
• Students must bring all food and drinks they will need for the day. A meal deal will be available from the Canteen.
• Clearly labelled bag containing all their requirements for the day.
• If your child has asthma, please ensure they bring their own inhaler. 

Timetable of Events:

Family Picnic

We will break for lunch from 12.30pm – 1pm. During this time, students will be invited to eat lunch with their families if they have a family member spectating. Students who do not have a family member spectating will need to remain in their House Bay for the lunch break. Parents/guardians will not be permitted in the House Bays designated for students. 

400m and 800m Races

We will be running our 400m and 800m events in the weeks leading up to the carnival. Students in Years 1 – 6 are invited to participate in these events on the dates below:

Students who would like to participate in the optional 400m and 800m events must make their way down to the oval at the times listed above. Parents/guardians are permitted to spectate the events from a distance but must not interfere with the children and races. Results from our 400m and 800m events will contribute to overall House and individual athletics carnival points.

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS… 

Can I spectate the Primary Athletics Carnival? 

Families are welcome and encouraged to spectate the Primary Athletics Carnival. There will be a designated spectating area for families near the finish line. Spectators are not permitted in the House Bays designated for students and staff only. Spectators will need to bring their own chairs and/or picnic rugs for the spectating area. Spectators are welcome to

make their way around the oval to spectate the field events and team games, but please be mindful of track events and races that are taking place throughout the day. 

Can I take photos/videos? 

Parents/guardians may take photo or video recordings of their own child/children (provided other students are not identifiable and the images are not shared on social media). No photo or video recording is to be used as evidence for results or appeal. The judge’s decision is final. Disputing with officials sets a poor example for children and undermines the spirit of fair play.

Which events will my child be participating in?

Every child will have the opportunity to participate in every event at our Primary Athletics Carnival. We look forward to a day filled with enthusiasm, effort and enjoyment as our students take part in every event, in the spirit of fair play and inclusivity.

How does the House point and ribbon system work at the Athletics Carnival? 

• Every student in Year 1 – 6 who participates in an individual event will receive at least 2 house points for their efforts.
• In our individual track and field events, students will receive house points and individual points based on their overall placings (times or distances).
• 1^stplace: 10 points, 2^nd place: 9 points, 3^rd place: 8 points, 4^th place: 7 points, 5^th place: 6 points, 6^th place: 5 points, 7^th: 4 points, 8^th: place 3 points, 9^th place onwards: 2 points.
• It is important to note and explain to your child that some year groups will have multiple heats for track events. House points and place ribbons will be allocated and presented to students after all 50m, 100m or 200m heats have been run.
• For example– there may be three 100m race heats for the Year 3 girls category. If a student in Heat C runs the fastest time overall out of all runners in Heat A, B and C, then the student from Heat C will be awarded with 10 house points and the 1^st place ribbon.

We encourage you to remind your child that the true spirit of our Athletics Carnival lies in participation, effort and enjoyment, rather than simply winning a ribbon. Celebrating personal achievements, effort and improvement fosters a positive and inclusive atmosphere where every child feels valued and proud of their own individual accomplishments. Emphasise the importance of doing your best, supporting others and having fun! 

When is the Interschool Athletics Carnival? 

The Year 3 – 6 NIPSSA Interschool Athletics Carnival will take place on Tuesday the 23 and Wednesday the 24 of September. The Interschool Athletics Team will be selected from the results at our Interhouse Athletics Carnival. More information about the carnival will be sent out via Consent2Go once the team has been selected.

Little Athletics is a fantastic way to keep fit and builds the foundation skills of running, jumping and throwing, which are all transferable to other sports. If your child is interested in participating in Little Athletics outside of school, Joondalup Little Athletics Centre is a fantastic local club –  https://www.joondalupathletics.com.au The WA Little Athletics season runs from October until March.

If your child is going to be absent on Friday 29 August, please advise ASAP via email at kaliah.nicol@ststephens.wa.edu.au, as this helps with the planning of our event.

We look forward to seeing our students participate in the 2025 Interhouse Athletics Carnival!

Miss Kaliah Nicol

Primary Physical Education Teacher

Sports Day Meal Deal

Week 2 Running Club House Points

drum roll please…..

Congratulations to PARRESIA for running the most laps in Week 2!

100 LAPS CLUB 

Congratulations to Sanum Keshave (Year 1) who completed 200 laps on her running club card! Well done.

Cards That Count

We will be partnering with Uniting WA again this year to fundraise with Cards That Count. Students are busy creating unique works of art which will soon be transferred to your choice of either greeting cards, calendars, diaries, note books, sketch books, tote bags, pillowcases and tea towels for you to order. More information regarding ordering these keepsakes will follow later in the term.

📢 FINAL WEEK REMINDER!

The SSS Reading Competition ends this Friday (tomorrow)!

Time is ticking! We’re in the final week of the SSS Reading Competition.

Please hand in your sponsorship forms by Friday 8 August (tomorrow).

This competition has been all about celebrating stories, fostering a love for reading, and raising funds for our incredible Night on the Green. Let’s finish strong and make it a huge success!

🔹 Get everyone involved! Whether it’s aunties, uncles, grandparents, friends, sporting teams, or neighbours, let’s rally support and celebrate literacy together!

🏆 Remember – prizes for every year level!

Submission Deadline: all sponsorship forms and money must be handed in by Friday 8 August. Please submit them in a sealed envelope at Reception.

Let’s make this final week count and thank you for being part of this amazing initiative!

A heartfelt start to Term 3

Yesterday, our whole Primary School gathered for a beautiful Welcome Worship. It was a special time of coming together in community, pausing to reflect and grounding ourselves in God’s presence as we enter a new season of learning and growth.

The theme of feelings spoke deeply to all of us, students and staff alike. We explored the importance of recognising, naming and honouring our emotions. Whether it’s joy, sadness, frustration or excitement, our feelings are a natural and important part of who we are.

We were reminded that it’s okay to feel, and that it’s important not to bottle our emotions up or let them “splash out” in unhelpful ways. Instead, we were encouraged to find safe ways to express and talk about our feelings, and to lean into the people around us when we need support.

Most importantly, we were reminded that God is always with us, through every high and low. He is a safe and constant presence we can turn to when emotions feel overwhelming, when we’re unsure of what to do, or when we simply need peace and comfort. What a beautiful truth for our students to carry in their hearts.

We are looking forward to hearing from Mrs Swartzentruber throughout this term in Worship as she continues to guide and inspire us with messages of faith, connection and emotional wellbeing.

What a joy to begin the term in such a meaningful way!

Madame Pilote                Mrs Langley                Mr Andrews

Scholastic Book Club Orders

Issue 5 Book Club orders are due by Thursday 7 August

Father’s Day Stall

Children’s University

I hope you did lots of exciting things over the last holiday break and have recorded some of these towards your learning hours in your Children’s University passport.  A reminder that passport stamping sessions are on Thursday mornings before school in the primary forum.

Does your child have a birthday party that needs planning this term? Or perhaps a party so some sort coming up in the family calendar.  Why not get involved in the planning.

What will be on the menu? Something sweet or savoury or both! Hot and cold foods, or maybe food from other countries and what about the drinks.  They can complete the following attachment for menu planning found on the CU portal and earn 30 minutes in their CU passport.

Primary Athletics Carnival

Primary Interhouse Athletics Carnival

Date: Friday 29 August (Week 5, Term 3)

Time: 8.25am – 3.20pm
Students in Year 1 – 6 need to arrive at school no later than 8.25am. 

Please note: Our Kindy and Pre-Primary students will only be involved in morning activities. At approximately 9.30am, the Kindy and Pre-Primary students will participate in team games in their own sectioned off area on the oval. 

Location: St Stephen’s School Carramar – Oval

What to Wear: 

• Sport Uniform
• Appropriate sports shoes (no athletics spikes permitted, rubber athletics shoes only)
• Clearly labelled St Stephen’s School hat
• Clearly labelled St Stephen’s School jacket and/or tracksuit pants

What to Bring: 

• Clearly labelled water bottle
• Students must bring all food and drinks they will need for the day. A meal deal will be available from the Canteen.
• Clearly labelled bag containing all their requirements for the day.
• If your child has asthma, please ensure they bring their own inhaler. 

Timetable of Events:

Sports Day Meal Deal – Friday 29 August

After school Clubs – Art Club

Please note that Art Club will now run on Tuesday afternoons instead of Thursday afternoons.

Breakfast Blitz

Support those doing it tough with the Breakfast Blitz

We’ve teamed up with ABC Radio Perth and Uniting WA for Breakfast Blitz, a community campaign to support people facing homelessness in Perth.

We’re collecting non-perishable breakfast items for the Tranby Engagement Hub, Perth’s only 365-day crisis support centre for people experiencing homelessness.

What you can donate: 

• Coffee, tea, long life or powdered milk
• Raw sugar, spreads (Vegemite, peanut butter, jam, honey)
• Cereal (Weetbix, oats, cornflakes), cereal bars
• Tinned fruit, baked beans, spaghetti

Donations can be made at your student services desk or Duncraig administration from now until Friday August 15.

Please note that the Supporting Your Child In a Digital World evening originally scheduled for Tuesday 5 August has been postponed and will be rescheduled later in the year.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Welcome to Term 3!

Dear Parents and Carers

Welcome back! We hope you had a wonderful break and were able to enjoy some precious time with family. The gift of rest, connection and a chance to re-charge is something we don’t take for granted and we trust the holidays brought a moment to pause and refresh.

A big thank you to all the parents who attended parent-teacher interviews yesterday. Your presence and ongoing support mean so much to us. We firmly believe that a strong partnership between home and school is key to every child’s success and we’re grateful to walk this learning journey alongside you.

As we step into this new term, our hearts are full of excitement for all that lies ahead. From swimming lessons for our Year 1 to Year 4 students, to Father’s Day celebrations, the magic of Book Week, our vibrant House Athletics Carnival and of course, the much-anticipated Peter Pan Jr Production, there is so much to look forward to! On top of these special events, our classrooms will continue to buzz with rich learning experiences, nurturing curiosity, creativity and growth in every child.

We would like to extend a very warm welcome to all new families joining our wonderful school community. We are so thrilled to have you with us and look forward to sharing this journey together.

Here’s to an amazing Term 3, full of joy, learning and opportunities to shine!

Warm regards

Madame Pilote           Mrs Langley                Mr Andrews

Bingo Night

Reading Competition

Parent Information Evening – Final RSVP’s Welcome

Running Club

All students in Kindy to Year 6 and their families are encouraged to join Miss Nicol, Mrs Bartels and Mr Simms on the Primary Green every Thursday morning to run as many laps around the Green as you can! First run club will start next Thursday 7 of August. No matter what your ability is, come on down to earn House points, improve your fitness, build your confidence and run your way towards a healthier lifestyle. Each participating individual will be given their own Running Club lapathon card to count their laps every week. Runners will earn 1 Running Club House Point for every lap they complete around the Primary Green. Running Club lapathon cards must be placed in the lapathon bin after students have finished running their laps.

Students – come dressed in your sport uniform or normal school uniform and running shoes. Students who do not have PE on a Thursday will need to change into their formal school uniform/shoes after running club.

OshClub Runners
Students who attend OSH Club on Thursday morning are welcome to come along to Running Club too. Please advise the OSH staff if your child would like to attend running club and a staff member will walk them to our club on the green. Thank you.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions – kaliah.nicol@ststephens.wa.edu.au

Miss Nicol

Teacher – Primary Physical Education

Lost Property

A friendly reminder to check lost property, located in the Reception Office (just near the door to the Primary Forum). All uniform items labelled with names, were returned to the relevant classrooms on Monday, however we still seem to have a large number of unclaimed water bottles, head bands and food containers.

Please remember to label all items with your child’s name as it does help reunite them with their owner.

After School Clubs

Registration for Term 3 After School Clubs will be available from 6.00pm this Friday 1 August.

Remember to only register your child for activities available to their year group and only one club per child so that all students have an opportunity to join a club. 

Details of clubs will be available at https://portal.ststephens.wa.edu.au/parent-and-student/plan-the-day/after-school-clubs.html from 6.00pm this Friday 1 August.

More Seats Released for Dancing at the Drill Hall!

Due to overwhelming demand, we’re excited to announce that more seats have been released for Dancing at the Drill Hall, our much-anticipated St Stephen’s School Foundation fundraising event.

Set to be a night of music, memories and meaningful impact, this special evening will feature a live auction with an incredible selection of items, including a stunning custom-designed necklace from Egoli Place of Gold Jewellers.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this memorable event supporting the St Stephen’s School Foundation.

Limited additional seats now available secure yours today at https://events.humanitix.com/datdh

We can’t wait to see you on the dancefloor.

Multi Sports After School Classes

Message from the Leadership Team

Dear Parents/Guardians, Staff and Students,

As we conclude this school term, we pause to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who has contributed to our vibrant school community.

To our parents,  your steadfast support and active involvement have been invaluable. Your encouragement has positively impacted our students and enriched our school environment.

To our dedicated staff, your passion, commitment, and tireless efforts in nurturing and educating our students are deeply appreciated. The growth and achievements of our students reflect your hard work and dedication.

To our students, your enthusiasm, curiosity, and engagement in learning have been inspiring. We are proud of your accomplishments and the positive contributions you’ve made to our school community.

As the term concludes, we encourage everyone to take this opportunity to rest, recharge, and spend quality time with loved ones. May this break bring you joy and relaxation.

We look forward to welcoming all students back to school on Tuesday 29 July. Until then, we wish you a restful and enjoyable break.

Best wishes,

Mr Andrews, Madame Pilote and Mrs Langley

2025 Arts & Academics Festival Results

What a week we’ve had! Our students’ participation has been incredible throughout the entire Arts & Academic Festival, well done! Our participants should be extremely proud of themselves; the House spirit, enthusiasm, care and respect everyone has shown in our final week of term has been heart-warming to witness. Thank you to our wonderful and respectful audience throughout the Arts events, you have been amazing!

This year has seen the closest ever results with only 1 point between the top two Houses for the overall award!

Crazy Socks Day

Thank you to our wonderful community for your generous donations!

Enjoy your holidays………..

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.

The Power of Positive Thinking

At St Stephen’s School, we strongly believe in the power of positive thinking and the lasting impact it can have on a child’s mindset and wellbeing. Encouraging optimism and resilience helps children navigate life’s challenges with confidence and a sense of hope. Rather than viewing setbacks as failures, positive thinkers see them as opportunities to learn and grow. This mindset builds resilience, the ability to bounce back from adversity and keep moving forward.

Parents play a crucial role in supporting this approach. When families model positivity at home, speak encouraging words, and help children reframe challenges in a constructive light, they reinforce what we promote at school every day. Simple strategies like celebrating effort, not just outcomes, and talking openly about emotions and solutions can make a big difference.

This is not about ignoring difficulties, but rather equipping children with the tools to face them with courage and perspective. Together, home and school can nurture young people who are both positive and grounded, able to approach life with enthusiasm and strength.

By working together, we can help children develop a mindset that will serve them well far beyond the classroom. Let’s continue to build a supportive community that believes in our children’s potential.

Madame Pilote           Mrs Langley        Mr Andrews

Crazy Socks Day 

WEEK 8 Running Club House Points

drum roll please…

Congratulations to PARRESIA for running the most laps in Week 8!

100 LAPS RUNNING CLUB 

Congratulations to Milla Lullfitz (Year 2) for completing 100 laps on her running club card! Well done, Milla.

Important Information for Kindy 2027

Do you have a little one due to start Kindy in 2027? Our intake process for this year group has begun and younger siblings need to be registered in order to be eligible for a place. Please note the interest in kindergarten exceeds the number of positions available so early registration is recommended.

SSS Reading Competition

The SSS Reading Competition 2025 is here, and we’re excited to inspire students to read as much as possible while raising funds for the Night on the Green.

This competition is not just about reading, it’s about fostering a love for stories, learning, and personal growth while supporting our community.

There are two ways to pledge your support:

• Per-Minute Sponsorship – Pledge an amount for each minute your child reads (e.g. 10c, 20c, 50c, or $1 per minute).
• Fixed Amount Sponsorship – Pledge a set amount (e.g. $10, $20, or any amount, regardless of reading time).

We encourage students to get their aunties, uncles, grandparents, friends, sporting teams, neighbours and loved ones involved; let’s make reading a shared experience and a celebration of literacy!

🏆 This year, we will have prizes for every year level! It all comes down to the time you spend reading, so make sure to set that timer when you dive into a good book and record it on your sponsorship form.

📖 Reading Competition Dates: 30th June – 1st August, 2025

💰 Submission Deadline: All money and sponsorship forms must be handed in by 8th August. Please submit your form and money in a sealed envelope at reception.

Be sure to keep an eye out for the posters around school and the sponsorship forms coming home during Week 10 whilst we celebrate our Primary Arts and Academic Festival. Let’s come together to create something truly special! Thank you for your support in making this competition meaningful and inspiring!

Arts & Academics Schedule

Canteen Meal Deal

OSHClub

A reminder that OSHClub is running a competition to win a $10,000 family holiday. The more bookings you have the more chances you have to win. Check out all the information at https://www.oshclub.com.au/

With St Stephen’s School closed for an extra week these holidays and students returning to school Tuesday 29 July, OSHClub will be running pupil free days from Monday 21 July to Monday 28 July. The OSHClub children have chosen some themes and activities they would like to explore, so here is a brief look at what each day will look like.

Monday 21 July – Pyjama and Games Day: Children may wear their comfy, appropriate pyjamas and bring a teddy. They may also bring in a handheld device, (not to be shared) where we will plan 1 hour of screen time in the morning and afternoon or a favourite board game if they/you prefer.

Children may wear their slippers, but to ensure they can play outside on the playground they will also need to bring enclosed shoes to wear.

Tuesday 22 July – Food Day: We will be making a yummy lemon scotch finger slice for morning tea, our own subs and wraps for lunch and South African Milk Tart for afternoon tea so no need to bring food on this day unless there is something extra your child/children would like to eat.

Wednesday 23 July – Science Day: Children will have the opportunity to investigate, imagine and explore through the wonders of science.

Thursday 24 – Construction Day: Build a roller coaster, a car or a house.  Today is all about construction. Children will have access to a huge variety of natural, recycled and processed resources of all shapes and sizes. What can you build today? Feel free to save up your recycling for today (please just make sure it is clean).

Friday 25 July – Bees and Mini Beasts: Making, searching for and learning more about bees and other mini beasts.

Monday 28 July – Back to School Party: Join the Party! A day of games and party fun before heading back to school tomorrow.

Children will need to bring recess, lunch and afternoon tea (except for Tuesday 22 July), a broad brim hat (caps are not appropriate for sun safe play) and a water bottle.

Bookings are now open. For any queries, please reach out to myself or Larissa when around the school or call us on 0478 066 366.

We are looking forward to a great week!

Kind Regards

Shelly and your OSHClub Team

Children’s University

Last year I shared a booklet from the Australian Sport Museum which several students seemed to enjoy.  I have now included a second booklet by the Australian Sport Museum filled with five challenges – each worth one hour of learning in your passport – that is a total of 5 hours if you do them all!  Pick and choose which ones you would like to do.

I look forward to seeing some of them at our stamping sessions held before school every Thursday in the Primary Forum.

Parent Information Evening

Crazy Socks Day

Bingo Night – Friday 27 June

School Dental Services

Dental Health Services (DHS) offers free general dental care for kids at the School Dental Service (SDS). The offer is open to every student from the year they turn 5 until their 17th birthday and includes check-ups, fillings, x-rays and fissure sealants. We can also help with any urgent dental problems, such as sore teeth, lost fillings, infections and simple extractions, even if your child is currently not enrolled. Simply contact your nearest SDS centre for advice http://www.dental.wa.gov.au

If your child is not currently enrolled in DHS, they will soon receive an enrolment form, frequently asked questions and reply-paid envelope from DHS. Please complete the enrolment form and return it in the reply-paid envelope. Once your child’s enrolment is processed the SDS team will offer your child an appointment by mail.

If you would like further information regarding Dental Health Services and the School Dental Service, please visit the website http://www.dental.wa.gov.au