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Expanded Everyday Maths Hub now available
18 May 2022
#MathsTrainsBrains Parents and carers can explore the importance of mathematical skills within the expanded Everyday Maths Hub. Partici...
The Lizzie Page Turners Bookclub
15 May 2022
Cross Country 2022
11 May 2022
TPS Lizzie Legends
29 Apr 2022
ANZAC Day School service 2022
27 Apr 2022
William King
26 Apr 2022
Friday
20
May
Wednesday
25
May
25 May
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Wheelie Wednesday will be back on Wednesday 4th May. All students 3 -6 are invited to bring in a scooter and ride it at lunchtime every second Tuesday on the Netball and Basketball courts. Miss Nelson and Miss Oke will set up a track for students to go around together with some extra teachers who are down for supervision. Students can bring their scooter to school and store it near the Wellbeing HUB (not at the usual bike racks) on Wednesdays. Miss Oke and Miss Nelson will be around on Wednesday mornings to help out with this. There will be strict enforcement of helmet wearing. No Helmet No Ride No Exceptions. At lunch time students can collect their scooter, wear their helmet and walk it to the Netball court, ride around then return their scooter just before the end of lunch to get back into class on time.
Tuesday
31
May
31 May
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Tuesday 3rd May (Week 2), will see our first Two Wheel Tuesday. All students K-2 are invited to bring in a scooter and ride it at lunchtime every second Tuesday on the Netball and Basketball courts. Miss Nelson and Miss Oke will set up a track for students to go around together with some extra teachers who are down for supervision. Students can bring their scooter to school and store it near the Wellbeing HUB (not at the usual bike racks) on Tuesdays. Miss Oke and Miss Nelson will be around on Tuesday mornings to help out with this. There will be strict enforcement of helmet wearing. No Helmet No Ride No Exceptions. At lunch time students can collect their scooter, wear their helmet and walk it to the Netball court, ride around then return their scooter just before the end of lunch to get back into class on time.
Wednesday
01
June
Wednesday
01
June
01 June
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Wheelie Wednesday will be back on Wednesday 4th May. All students 3 -6 are invited to bring in a scooter and ride it at lunchtime every second Tuesday on the Netball and Basketball courts. Miss Nelson and Miss Oke will set up a track for students to go around together with some extra teachers who are down for supervision. Students can bring their scooter to school and store it near the Wellbeing HUB (not at the usual bike racks) on Wednesdays. Miss Oke and Miss Nelson will be around on Wednesday mornings to help out with this. There will be strict enforcement of helmet wearing. No Helmet No Ride No Exceptions. At lunch time students can collect their scooter, wear their helmet and walk it to the Netball court, ride around then return their scooter just before the end of lunch to get back into class on time.
Thursday
02
June
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#MathsTrainsBrains Parents and carers can explore the importance of mathematical skills within the expanded Everyday Maths Hub. Partici...
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10 May 2022
Around 400,000 students across 3,100 NSW schools, will begin NAPLAN Online from today. NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) chief e...
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The NSW Health Vaping Toolkit and social media campaign has been launched to support parents, carers and young people to know the facts...
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#MathsTrainsBrains Parents and carers can explore the importance of mathematical skills within the expanded Everyday Maths Hub. Partici...
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10 May 2022
Around 400,000 students across 3,100 NSW schools, will begin NAPLAN Online from today. NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) chief e...
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15 Mar 2022
The NSW Health Vaping Toolkit and social media campaign has been launched to support parents, carers and young people to know the facts...
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18 May 2022
#MathsTrainsBrains Parents and carers can explore the importance of mathematical skills within the expanded Everyday Maths Hub. Partici...
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10 May 2022
Around 400,000 students across 3,100 NSW schools, will begin NAPLAN Online from today. NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) chief e...
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