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week ending 15 May 2026
Upcoming Events
Wed 20 May
Yarlu Assembly

Learning Hub Years 2, 3 & 4

Mon 25 May
Book Fair Term 2 Week 5

from Monday 25th May - Friday 29th May 2026 in our Library

before school 08:30am - 08:50am

after school 03:10pm - 03:50pm

Come along and see all the books, posters, novelty items and gifts that you can purchase

Tue 26 May
Reconciliation Week Assembly

Reconciliation Week Assembly on Tuesday 26 May at 9:15am on the courts. Everyone welcome.

Fri 5 Jun
Student Free Day

Student Free day Friday 5 June 2026

Wed 1 Jul
Year 2 Musical - The Bee

Save the date - Wednesday 1st July 2026

performing at the Hogood Theatre - don't miss out !

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Weekly Wrap Up

Dear families, assemblies are an important part of school life, bringing our community together to celebrate learning, strengthen connections and build a sense of belonging. They provide children with opportunities to share their achievements, develop confidence speaking in front of others and learn from the experiences and successes of their peers. Assemblies also help us reinforce our shared values and celebrate the many wonderful things happening across our school.

We are looking forward to two special assemblies in the coming weeks. Our upcoming Yarlu Learning Hub Assembly next Wednesday will showcase the rich learning taking place across the year 2-4 classrooms, giving students the opportunity to make their learning visible and celebrate their growth with families and peers. We will also come together for our Reconciliation Week Assembly on Tuesday 26 May, an important opportunity to reflect on our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and to continue strengthening our understanding and respect for Aboriginal and Zenadth Kes peoples and cultures.

We hope to see you at our upcoming assemblies.

Warm Regards, Rebecca

Year 2 RAA Street Smart

Our Year 2 students participated in the RAA Street Smart program on Wednesday 13th May. The program is designed to teach foundational road safety skills in a fun and engaging way. Through interactive activities and age-appropriate lessons, children learn important concepts such as safe crossing procedures, identifying traffic signs, and understanding pedestrian responsibilities. The program emphasizes practical strategies to help young students navigate their local streets safely and confidently, supporting their independence and wellbeing within the community.