On Friday 15 May, we will be meeting at the Parky Hall at approximately 7:45am/8:00am, dressed as pirates, to take part in a special fundraising event supporting kids’ brain cancer research. Together, we will form a walking pirate ship as we make our way up to school!
P&C and school staff will be down at the hall to help guide our pirates along the path, and any parent assistance along the walk would be greatly appreciated.
Please note:
Running Club will be suspended for the morning.
The P&C will kindly be providing fruit for students afterwards.
Please bring a gold coin donation to support the Kids Cancer Project.
We are looking forward to seeing our Parky pirates come together for such an important cause!

National Simultaneous Storytime is a special event that encourages children across Australia to read and enjoy the same book together at the same time. In 2026, the chosen book is Luna Roo: The Kangaroo Baller, written by Adam Jackson and Adrian Lloyd, and illustrated by Jake Minton. The story follows Luna Roo, a brave young kangaroo who leads her team through challenges in an exciting football match. The book shares important messages about courage, teamwork, determination, and believing in yourself. National Simultaneous Storytime helps children develop a love of reading while bringing schools, libraries, and families together to celebrate stories and literacy.
Our Faction Carnival will be held in week 9. Jumps and Throws will be held on Wednesday 17 September and the main carnival will be on Friday 19 September.
All students should wear their faction shirts for this event.
Mr Paulin and the faction leaders have led the training for this event each Friday. In particular they have been practicing all team events which comprises the participation of multiple year levels in a variety of sport games.
Look out for the Sausage Sizzle order information. There will also be a cake stall and a coffee van.
Lets hope for great weather for the event!
On Tuesday 28 our year 3 students will participate in the Red Cross Pillow Case Project.
This one hour workshop is delivered by trained Australian Red Cross volunteers and is designed to help children prepare for, cope with and respond to emergencies.
The workshop has been developed with links to the Australia and State-based Curriculum Learning areas, in particular Health & Physical Education and Humanities & Social Sciences.
The workshop has been shown to strengthen students’ preparedness knowledge, lessen fears relating to emergencies, and has led to better responses in an emergency. For more information about the workshop, visit redcross.org.au/pillowcase-workshops/

The Draft Term 4 Calendar is below.
Please note the first day of Term 4 will be Monday 13 October. There will be a School Development Day (Pupil Free Day) on week 3, Monday 27 October.
Massed Choir rehearsals commence on Friday 29 August. The main event will be on the last day of term – Friday 26 September at the Perth High Performance Centre.
All information regarding the Massed Choir can be found on their website at https://massedchoirfestival.org.au under the parent tab.
Tickets are on sale now for the main performance and can be purchased through Ticket Masters – www.ticketmaster.com.au. We are a side 2 school performing in Concert 7 on Friday 26 September.
Our own Matilda H has won a soloist position for the main event and we can’t wait to see her perform! Congratulations Matilda!
Please note upcoming important dates for choir students are Friday 29 August for the Rehearsal at Taryn Fiebig Concert Hall and Thursday 25 September for the rehearsal at Perth High Performance Centre.
Thank-you to Anita Shurlock who has organised the Mother’s Day stall from Wednesday to Friday in Week 2 (7-9 May). Thank-you to her army of volunteers who will man the stall and who have made gifts. Gifts will range from $4 to $20. The stall will be open on a class by class basis each morning from Wednesday to Friday. Teachers have nominated their preferred day and time and will notify parents through Seesaw.

National Simultaneous Storytime is on 21 May this year! On this special day, students and teachers all read the same book, fostering a sense of community and excitement around reading. It’s the perfect way to get our kids excited about books and learning! This year it will be held on Wednesday 21 May 2025. Our classes will all read “The Truck Cat“ by Deborah Frenkel at the same time in unison with the Nation.
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