Year 6 Leaders’ Induction – Celebrating our Year 6s
Allocating a leadership role to every Year 6 student intentionally broadens opportunities for growth and self-discovery in their final year of Junior School. By stepping into areas such as sport, the arts or technology, students are challenged to take ownership, show initiative and strengthen their interpersonal skills. This approach reframes leadership as service and influence rather than status, encouraging students to lead through integrity, empathy and consistent positive example.
As they carry out their responsibilities, students practise organisation, teamwork and problem-solving, while also building resilience when plans do not unfold as expected. The inclusive structure ensures that leadership is not reserved for a select few but recognised as a capacity within every child. Through authentic, hands-on experience, students come to understand that meaningful leadership is expressed through everyday actions that uplift others and strengthen community.
Rebecca Riley, Sarah Anderson and Jane Angove
Year 6 Teachers
Online Language of Friendship Workshop
In Week 9, Junior School parents and students are invited to attend an ONLINE Language of Friendship Workshop. It will take place on Wednesday 25 March at 6pm. Tyson Greenwood, Director of URSTRONG Schools (named one of Australia’s Most Influential Educators!), will teach you and your children skills and language to foster healthy, feel-good friendships. Zoom details have been sent to your email address.
You’re Invited – Year 5 Family Bowling Night
Get ready to roll into an evening of fun, connection and friendly competition! Year 5 families are warmly invited to our Year 5 Family Bowling Night, a special event designed to bring our community together for a night of strikes, spares and smiles.
Join us on Friday 27 March, from 6.00–9.00pm at Kingpin Norwood for an exciting evening of fun and connection off campus. This will be a wonderful opportunity for new Year 5 families to meet and connect, while all families enjoy a relaxed and light-hearted night together.
Tickets are $50 per person and include a drink card, bowling, activities, and delicious food. All parents and students attending are required to purchase a ticket and join in the activities, helping to create a shared and inclusive experience for everyone.
Whether you’re aiming for a strike or just happy to be in the right lane, this promises to be a night that’s right up your alley.
Please ensure you book by Friday 20 March!
We look forward to seeing Year 5 families there for a night that’s sure to be a hit.
Reception students and families are warmly invited to join us for a special Easter activity to celebration the end of Term 1.
Thursday 2 April 2026
8.45am | Chapel Path
At 8.45am, our Reception students will take part in a festive Easter experience alongside our ELC Pathway Ferguson and Hallett children. Parents are warmly invited to attend and connect with other familiesin our community.
Please check you inboxes for the offical invitation and all the details.
Please register with the button below for catering purpsoes (2 adults per student).
We look forward to seeing you tere.