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February 11 Newsletter

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Welcome Back!

A Note to all Parents and Carers

Welcome back! Let’s hope that 2021 runs a little smoother than 2020.

It has been fabulous to see so many people through the doors for our Book and Uniforms Sales Days. Children appear to be very excited about returning to school – we are looking forward to their return on Wednesday February 3^rd for Prep -6, and Thursday February 4^th for all Kindergarten children. Launching into Learning will start in Week 2.

While some COVID restrictions have been lifted, the following operational matters are important for you to note:

Student Drop-Off and Collection routines, instigated last year, will remain in place.
We encourage parents to restrict entry into their child’s classroom in order for children to develop their morning routines independently. Communication through the SeeSaw App is always encouraged and appointments can be made with teachers if there are important things to discuss.
Split break times (recess and lunch) for grade 3-4 and 5-6 will continue as last year.
The Education Department is continuing its advice that no food is prepared in homes and then bought to school for sharing with class members eg birthday cakes / cupcakes etc. Presenting the class with a book is a nice way to celebrate your child’s birthday with his/her friends.
School Assemblies will continue to run without parents present for Term 1 due to the need for physical distancing and the number of adults our hall can accommodate. Hopefully, this will change later in the year.
The school Athletic Carnival will be held on Tuesday March 2^nd. We are currently determining the possibility of parents being present with strict social distancing in place. There will be more information on this in coming weeks.
And a final reminder, if your children are showing any signs of sickness please keep them at home until they have fully recovered.

Thank you for your support in these matters.

Denise Wotherspoon

Principal