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Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Thank you to those parents and caregivers who made it to our interviews this week, it was great to meet you and discuss your child's learning.

Today, we had a visit from The Minstrel and Mrs Mitchell.  They are a traveling pair that perform a fun, informative and musical show with a water safety and boat safety message.    The students learnt about the importance of wearing a life jacket when out on the water in a boat.  They also learnt that if you catch a fish it needs to be measured to check it is the required size, if it isn't it must be let back into the eater.

We completed our basic facts tests today and most of our portraits are up on the wall and looking fabulous.

An email will be sent today to inform you about our Capital E trip in week 7 please text a permission reply or send an email to Sam or Julie.

We have swimming on Monday and thank you for getting the Spelling Booklets to school today.

Check out our photos of the fun show today.

Julie and Sam

















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