Date: Monday 22 September (Week 10) - all Stage 3 classes
will attend on this day.
Details: This excursion will support the
learning in our Geography unit this term. Our students will be immersed in
the diversity and wonder of Asian culture as they learn and discover the
history and importance of Australia&rsquo\;s connections with Asia. Studen
ts will discuss and describe the diverse features and characteristics of p
laces and environments and think critically about the economic\, demograph
ic and social differences between Australia and the countries of the Asia
region. As they observe the distinct architecture and foods throughout the
area\, students will describe and explain the interactions and connection
s between people\, places and environments and learn about significant eve
nts such as Lunar New Year and its local\, regional and global effect on p
eople and places. They will explore and reflect upon similarities\, differ
ences and the importance of cross-cultural understanding.
Dress cod
e: Students are to wear their full sports uniform including hat\, and can
bring a smaller backpack (e.g. library/excursion bag) containing food\, wa
ter\, and sunscreen.
Transport: The excursion will take plac
e during normal school hours. Buses will depart shortly after 9:00 am and
will return to school for regular pickup time at 3:00 pm.
Cost: The
cost for the excursion is $41.37 per student.
Congratulations! Your child has been accepted into the Write rs in the Environment Camp to be held at
Brewongle Environmental Edu cation Centre\, located at Sackville North near Windsor from
Tuesday 23rd &ndash\; Thursday 25th September 2025.
Stage 2 students that did not participate in gala days will take part in a fun-filled day of physical activities. These days will incl ude athletics\, fundamental movement skills\, game sense\, and sport devel opment. \;
We are excited to inform you that Year 3 student
s at Anzac Park Public School will be attending a geography exhibition at
Cammeraygal High School.
This exhibition is part of an innovative a
ssessment task developed by Cammeraygal High School'\;s Year 7 students
. The Year 7 students have created detailed timber models and informative
posters of various landscapes to educate Year 3 students about the topic &
quot\;Places are Similar and Different\,"\; aligned with the Stage 2 G
eography syllabus.
In Term 4\, Year 4 will be attending an overnight excursion
to The Collaroy Centre from Wednesday 15 October - Thursday 16 October 202
5. \;During these two days\, students will be completing a range of a
ctivities at The Collaroy Centre such as team building experiences\, chall
enge courses\, abseiling and rock climbing.
Students are required to b
e at school at 8:30am. \;
Dear Stage 2 and 3 Parents and Carers\, \;
On Monday 20 October (Week 2)\ , Anzac Park will be hosting Interrelate's Tricky Talk's (Formerly Family Evening Program) for families with students in Years 3-6. Interrelate is a specialist organisation with experience in teaching sexuality and relatio nship education in NSW schools. There will be two sessions held in the eve ning from 6:00pm-8:15pm.
NOTE: This is an opt-in event for f
amilies. It is not compulsory to attend. Please note this has been sent on
ce per family to the eldest child only.
Final registrat ion and payment for this event must be completed by Friday\, Octob er 17 at 12 noon. No late registrations or payments will be accep ted.
Information about the Family Evening Program s:
Sessions: 2 x 60-minute sessions (Session 1 and Session 2) with a 15-minute break in between. These will occur in the school hall.
Cost: $44.09 per family to attend one or both sessions. This cost i s per family\, regardless of number of family members attending. All atten ding students must be in Years 3-6 at APPS. Please do not bring younger or older children. \;Please register once per family under your eldest child's School Bytes portal.
Note: Stage 2 and 3 students are welcom e to attend either or both sessions at the discretion of their parents/car ers.
Session 1: Where Did I Come From? \;
6:00pm-7:00pm
Audience: Year 3 and 4 students and their
parents/carers
Program Focus:
Session 2: Preparing for Puberty
7:15pm-8:15pm
Audience: Yea r 5 and 6 students and their parents/carers
Program focus: \;
\;We look forward to seeing you at this informative program e vening!
In Week 2\, Year 3 students will be going on an excursion to Taronga Zoo. This excursion will compliment our English unit on how our u nderstanding of narratives help us understand the world. We will be attend ing a workshop where we will listen to and explore Dreaming Stories about animals and how they are used to pass on knowledge and skills.
The North Sydney RSL sub-branch has made a special invitatio n to our school leaders to attend the Remembrance Day Ceremony on Tuesday 11 November at 10.30am at the War Memorial at Ridge St\, North Sydney and lay a wreath. Mrs Nicole Henderson will accompany the students and walk to the Ridge St Memorial from school leaving at 10am.
This year at Anzac Park\, all students from Kindergarten to
Year 6 will have the opportunity to participate in a specialist dance prog
ram from Monday 24 November until Friday 5 December. This program is part
of our Term 4 PDHPE program and will culminate in all students participati
ng in a whole school dance performance as part of our summer Mountain Top
evening on Thursday 11 December.
All students will participate in a 40
minute dance lesson every day during this period\, working through a varie
ty of dance routines and improvisation and performance skills. \;
Kindergarten students will be going on an excursion to Sydne y Zoo on Friday 21st November 2025. This excursion will compliment our Sci ence unit on living things and provide students with an opportunity to obs erve the external features of different animals and the environments they live in.
This term\, Year 6 students will be participating in Interre
late\, a course designed to prepare them for High School. &lsquo\;Moving i
nto the Teen Years&rsquo\; explores a range of adolescent issues and offer
s a comprehensive sexuality and relationship education program designed sp
ecifically for this important time in life.
The Program:
Three 90-minute sessions conducted during school hours
&bull\
; A wide variety of creative activities and teaching methods are used duri
ng the &lsquo\;Moving into the Teen Years&rsquo\; program. These include:
a take home workbook to encourage parental involvement\; detailed visual p
resentations\; class discussions\; written and verbal questions\; games an
d other activities.
&bull\; At an age when talking about sex with adult
s can be embarrassing\, Interrelate ensures it is not only informative but
also an enjoyable learning experience.
Session 1: Understanding My
Body
Session 2: Respectful Relationships
Session 3: Taking Charge
Program Focus
&bull\; Revisit development at puberty
&bull\; O
utline the process of human reproduction\, including conception\, foetal d
evelopment and birth
&bull\; Explore respectful relationships with self
\, friends and family
&bull\; Enhance students&rsquo\; self-esteem\, co
mmunication and decision-making skills in relation to taking responsibilit
y\, taking care of themselves and respecting others
&bull\; Assist stud
ents to become aware of the influences on their personal choices and the p
otential consequences of those choices
&bull\; Raise awareness of techn
ology and its influence on teens\, including strategies for cyber safety&bull\; Discuss expectations in high school
Please note: The cost
of the course is inclusive of all sessions. If a session is missed throug
h absence\, illness or extra-curricular activity\, unfortunately we are un
able to refund the full or partial cost of the program.
This term\, Year 6 students will be participating in Interre
late\, a course designed to prepare them for High School. &lsquo\;Moving i
nto the Teen Years&rsquo\; explores a range of adolescent issues and offer
s a comprehensive sexuality and relationship education program designed sp
ecifically for this important time in life.
The Program:
Three 90-minute sessions conducted during school hours
&bull\
; A wide variety of creative activities and teaching methods are used duri
ng the &lsquo\;Moving into the Teen Years&rsquo\; program. These include:
a take home workbook to encourage parental involvement\; detailed visual p
resentations\; class discussions\; written and verbal questions\; games an
d other activities.
&bull\; At an age when talking about sex with adult
s can be embarrassing\, Interrelate ensures it is not only informative but
also an enjoyable learning experience.
Session 1: Understanding My
Body
Session 2: Respectful Relationships
Session 3: Taking Charge
Program Focus
&bull\; Revisit development at puberty
&bull\; O
utline the process of human reproduction\, including conception\, foetal d
evelopment and birth
&bull\; Explore respectful relationships with self
\, friends and family
&bull\; Enhance students&rsquo\; self-esteem\, co
mmunication and decision-making skills in relation to taking responsibilit
y\, taking care of themselves and respecting others
&bull\; Assist stud
ents to become aware of the influences on their personal choices and the p
otential consequences of those choices
&bull\; Raise awareness of techn
ology and its influence on teens\, including strategies for cyber safety&bull\; Discuss expectations in high school
Please note: The cost
of the course is inclusive of all sessions. If a session is missed throug
h absence\, illness or extra-curricular activity\, unfortunately we are un
able to refund the full or partial cost of the program.
This term\, Year 6 students will be participating in Interre
late\, a course designed to prepare them for High School. &lsquo\;Moving i
nto the Teen Years&rsquo\; explores a range of adolescent issues and offer
s a comprehensive sexuality and relationship education program designed sp
ecifically for this important time in life.
The Program:
Three 90-minute sessions conducted during school hours
&bull\
; A wide variety of creative activities and teaching methods are used duri
ng the &lsquo\;Moving into the Teen Years&rsquo\; program. These include:
a take home workbook to encourage parental involvement\; detailed visual p
resentations\; class discussions\; written and verbal questions\; games an
d other activities.
&bull\; At an age when talking about sex with adult
s can be embarrassing\, Interrelate ensures it is not only informative but
also an enjoyable learning experience.
Session 1: Understanding My
Body
Session 2: Respectful Relationships
Session 3: Taking Charge
Program Focus
&bull\; Revisit development at puberty
&bull\; O
utline the process of human reproduction\, including conception\, foetal d
evelopment and birth
&bull\; Explore respectful relationships with self
\, friends and family
&bull\; Enhance students&rsquo\; self-esteem\, co
mmunication and decision-making skills in relation to taking responsibilit
y\, taking care of themselves and respecting others
&bull\; Assist stud
ents to become aware of the influences on their personal choices and the p
otential consequences of those choices
&bull\; Raise awareness of techn
ology and its influence on teens\, including strategies for cyber safety&bull\; Discuss expectations in high school
Please note: The cost
of the course is inclusive of all sessions. If a session is missed throug
h absence\, illness or extra-curricular activity\, unfortunately we are un
able to refund the full or partial cost of the program.
Year 1 will be participating in an incursion by the Drama To olbox.
They will be viewing a performance of Tiddalick the Frog in t he school hall.
Year 1 will be participating in an incursion by the Drama To olbox.
They will be viewing a performance of Tiddalick the Frog in t he school hall.
In Weeks 9 and 10 of this term\, Year 2 students will be par ticipating in a Swim Scheme program. The Department of Education School Sw imming and Water Safety Program is an intensive learn to swim program\, wh ich develops water confidence and provides students with basic skills in w ater safety and survival. \;
The Program is conducted over nine days\, with each daily lesson lasting 45 minutes. All students\, regardles s of swimming ability\, will be able to participate. Please note - student s will be assessed during the School Swimming and Water Safety Program for all water safety skills without wearing goggles. \;
The classes will depart from school at staggered times during the day from Monday to Friday throughout Week 9 (Monday 8th of December - Friday 12th of December ) and Week 10 (Monday 15th of December - Thursday 18th December).
Th e students attending will be supervised by the Year 2 staff. All staff mem bers in attendance are currently trained in the provision of CPR. The scho ol and the program instructors will also provide the flotation devices to students who may require assistance in the water.
Please note that a ll attending students are required to participate in Swim Scheme. Any stud ents not given permission will remain at school.
The previously postponed excursion to explore the world of s top-motion and 2D animation has been rescheduled. During this exciting pro gram\, students will draw inspiration from nature to create captivating an imations using various digital tools. They will learn about storytelling a nd character design while exploring animation techniques such as stop-moti on\, 2D\, and digital animation with iPads supplied by the Field of Mars E nvironmental Education Centre. This experience is perfect for students who enjoy combining creativity with technology.
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send eight repr
esentative students to an excursion at the Field of Mars Environmental Edu
cation Centre.
The day provides a deep dive into the world of inve
rtebrates\, including ecology\, anatomy\, taxonomy\, and conservation. Stu
dents collaborate with an entomologist to document findings and construct
a mounted model invertebrate.
Activities
The focus of this short walk is for st udents to observe invertebrates in their natural habitats. \;The needs of invertebrates and their role in a bushland environment will be emphasi sed.
Invertebrate investigation
Students will work as entomologists to conduct an investigation of different habitats i n the Field of Mars Reserve.
They will examine their collected speci mens using a range of magnifying devices.
Participants will work wit h an entomologist to explore invertebrate anatomy\, taxonomy\, and conserv ation. They will encounter a range of invertebrates including stick insect s\, burrowing cockroaches\, beetle larvae\, scorpions\, \;huntsmans\, Australian tarantula\, \;centipedes\, isopods\, and crayfish.
Invertebrate anatomy and models
Students will collect invertebrates using a range of fieldwork techniques including pitfall tra ps\, leaf litter digs\, and arboreal vegetation shakes.
Students wil l examine their collected specimens using magnifying devices and record th eir findings in a take-home nature journal.
Based on their observati ons\, students will construct an anatomically correct model of a real or i maginary invertebrate. Students will use a range of materials such as mode lling clay\, plasticine\, or other materials to construct their models.
Upon completion\, students will mount their model in a box frame to ta ke home.
Our 2025 Year 6 cohort is approaching their graduation from primary school. This is\, of course\, a very exciting time! On Wed nesday 17 December\, Year 6 will be having a graduation evening t o celebrate this milestone. \;
STUDENTS TO WEAR: \; Students are invited to wear mufti clothes to school for this whole day (8:30am-6:30pm) but it is recommended that these are clothe s that they don'\;t mind getting wet. \;
STU DENTS TO PACK: Please ensure they also pack a bag containing their Year 6 t-shirt\, sports pants\, and a change of shoes to wear for the graduation ceremony. We recommend that students also bring a towel to dry themselves off.
The afternoon and evening will run as follows:
3pm-3:30pm: Students will be provided with afternoon tea
at school and supervised by the teachers.
3:30pm - 6:30pm: Students will be participating in a &lsquo\;Big Afternoon In.&rsq
uo\; &lsquo\;Big Afternoon In&rsquo\; is an action-packed event designed a
nd performed by Motiv8sports for students celebrating the end of primary s
chool. Students are going to get wet\, wild and messy in an atmosphere fue
lled by participation\, teamwork and leadership.
6:30pm - 7
:15pm: \;Students will have a pizza dinner on the Rooftop Ter
race\, which will be supplied by Via Napoli in Lane Cove. During this time
\, students will also change from their wet mufti clothes to their Year 6
t-shirt and sports pants and shoes.
\;
7pm: \;Parents are invited to arrive at school and sit on th
e grandstand steps facing the hall.
7:15pm: Graduat ion Ceremony begins in the hall.
7:15-8:15pm: Stude nts will be presented with their Year 6 Graduation Certificates by their c lassroom teachers and Mrs Henderson. At the conclusion of the ceremony\, t here will be some small treats for dessert for Year 6 students and their p arents to share.
Our Tech Know Logic First Lego League team will be competing in the Northern Sydney Regional Competition. \;
Please note the following important details for parents and suppo rters:
Dear Parents &\; Carers\,
Please be aware that in W eek 9\, 23 March-25 March 2026\, our Year 6 cohort will be attending a cam p in Canberra for 2 nights (over 3 school days). \;
To ease the financial commitment\, we ask for a deposit this year. Final payment will be due in Term 1 2026\, prior to the camp.
Please contact the school if you are experiencing financial hardship. \;
The deposit paym ent is $300. \;
Further details about the camp will be communica ted in early Term 1!
Dear Parents &\; Carers\,
Please be aware that in W eek 9\, 23 March-25 March 2026\, our Year 5 cohort will be attending a cam p in the Blue Mountains for 2 nights (over 3 school days). \;
We are unaware of final costs for this excursion\, however to ease the finan cial commitment\, we ask for a deposit this year. Final payment will be du e in Term 1 2026\, prior to the camp.
Please contact the school if y ou are experiencing financial hardship. \;
The deposit payment i s $200. \;
Further details about the camp will be communicated i n early Term 1!
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send eight repr esentative students to an enrichment experience at the Field of Mars Envir onmental Education Centre. \;
Students will spend the day in the Field of Mars Reserve\, printing and drawing as a catalyst to learning ph otography techniques\, editing on iPads\, and creating digital artworks in spired by the urban bushland setting. They will select one photo or compos ed artwork to be printed and framed.
We are pleased to share that our students will be taking par t in the Sporting Schools program delivered by SISA (Sport in Schools Aust ralia). This program provides an exciting opportunity for students to part icipate in a full day of activities aligned with the PDHPE syllabus.
Venue/sWe are pleased to share that our students will be taking par t in the Sporting Schools program delivered by SISA (Sport in Schools Aust ralia). This program provides an exciting opportunity for students to part icipate in a full day of activities aligned with the PDHPE syllabus.
Venue/sDear Parents and Carers\,
We a re excited to inform you about an upcoming excursion for our Sustainabilit y Squad students to the Coal Loader site on Friday\, 5th December 2025. Th is educational trip will offer an engaging and hands-on experience focused on sustainability and environmental awareness.
Event Details:
Activities Include:
We look forward to a fun and ed ucational day focused on building our students&rsquo\; understanding and c ommitment to sustainability.
If you have any questions o r require further information\, please do not hesitate to contact us.
< p dir=\"ltr\">Kind regards\,We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 7-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students&rs quo\; athletics skills and support their preparation for the upcoming athl etics carnival. It will focus on key events such as running\, jumping\, an d throwing\, helping students build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment .
The sessions will be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitable for all ability levels. Th is targeted\, syllabus-based approach not only prepares students for the c arnival but also fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 6-week sporting opportun ity for our Stage 3 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport programs.
Wi th the athletics carnival taking place this term\, Sport in Schools will t ailor the program specifically around \;athletics skills\, helping stu dents build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment across events such as r unning\, jumping\, and throwing. This targeted approach will support stude nts&rsquo\; preparation for the carnival while also developing fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
The sessions wil l be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with prima ry-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, a nd suitable for all ability levels.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 6-week sporting opportun ity for our Stage 3 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport programs.
Wi th the athletics carnival taking place this term\, Sport in Schools will t ailor the program specifically around \;athletics skills\, helping stu dents build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment across events such as r unning\, jumping\, and throwing. This targeted approach will support stude nts&rsquo\; preparation for the carnival while also developing fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
The sessions wil l be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with prima ry-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, a nd suitable for all ability levels.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 6-week sporting opportun ity for our Stage 3 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport programs.
Wi th the athletics carnival taking place this term\, Sport in Schools will t ailor the program specifically around \;athletics skills\, helping stu dents build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment across events such as r unning\, jumping\, and throwing. This targeted approach will support stude nts&rsquo\; preparation for the carnival while also developing fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
The sessions wil l be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with prima ry-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, a nd suitable for all ability levels.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 6-week sporting opportun ity for our Stage 3 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport programs.
Wi th the athletics carnival taking place this term\, Sport in Schools will t ailor the program specifically around \;athletics skills\, helping stu dents build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment across events such as r unning\, jumping\, and throwing. This targeted approach will support stude nts&rsquo\; preparation for the carnival while also developing fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
The sessions wil l be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with prima ry-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, a nd suitable for all ability levels.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 6-week sporting opportun ity for our Stage 3 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport programs.
Wi th the athletics carnival taking place this term\, Sport in Schools will t ailor the program specifically around \;athletics skills\, helping stu dents build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment across events such as r unning\, jumping\, and throwing. This targeted approach will support stude nts&rsquo\; preparation for the carnival while also developing fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
The sessions wil l be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with prima ry-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, a nd suitable for all ability levels.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 6-week sporting opportun ity for our Stage 3 students in Term 1\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport programs.
Wi th the athletics carnival taking place this term\, Sport in Schools will t ailor the program specifically around \;athletics skills\, helping stu dents build confidence\, technique\, and enjoyment across events such as r unning\, jumping\, and throwing. This targeted approach will support stude nts&rsquo\; preparation for the carnival while also developing fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging environment.
The sessions wil l be delivered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with prima ry-aged students\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, a nd suitable for all ability levels.
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send eight repr
esentative students to an excursion at the Field of Mars Environmental Edu
cation Centre to support High Potential and Gifted education.
The d
ay provides a deep dive into the world of invertebrates\, including ecolog
y\, anatomy\, taxonomy\, and conservation. Students collaborate with an en
tomologist to document findings and construct a mounted model invertebrate
.
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send eight repr esentative students to a High Potential and Gifted Education excursion at the Field of Mars Educational Centre. \;
Students will act as en vironmental detectives to solve the riddle of a mysterious animal part. Wo rking in teams\, they follow a clue trail through Field of Mars Reserve\, gather and analyse evidence\, and present an evidence-based scientific arg ument in a collaborative finale. \;
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send four repre sentative students to a High Potential and Gifted Education excursion at t he Field of Mars Environmental Education Centre.
Animate is a Stage 2 and 3 Creative Arts HPGE enrichment program where students use Field of Mars Reserve as inspiration to create flip-book animations\, 2D digital an imations and stop-motion sequences with natural materials. Students then e dit their work into a nature-themed music video using iMovie. \;
< br>Venue/sAnzac Park Public School has been invited to send eight stud ents to a High Potential and Gifted Education excursion at the Field of Ma rs Educational Centre. \;
The day is focused on cinematography a nd persuasive communication. Students deconstruct an environmental campaig n to analyse how meaning is shaped\, then film in Field of Mars Reserve an d edit on iPads to craft compelling short films using camera techniques\, sound\, text and transitions. \;
The swimming carnival will be held in Week 6\, Term 1 (Wedne sday 4 March 2026) at Lane Cove Swimming Pool. \;
All students in Years 3 to 6 in 2026 are required to attend the swimming carnival\, whether or not the y are swimming. Students who are not swimming will remain with their age g roup to support and cheer on their sports housemates.
Fo r Year 2 students\, only those who are competitive swimmers turning 8 year s old in 2026 and able to swim 50 metres will attend the carnival. Year 2 students who do not meet these criteria will not be attending.
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EVENTS
The 4 x 50 metre individual medley and 100 metre freestyle race will be held at 8:30am. *Students who ar e participating in the 4 x 50 metre individual medley and/or 100 metres fr eestyle race need to be dropped off by a parent or carer at the pool at 8: 20am.* \;
All children may enter events i f they can swim 50 metres confidently\, with all races commencing at the d eep end of the pool. \;All races will be based on the age they are tu rning in 2026 (i.e. Junior &ndash\; ages 8\, 9 and 10 and Senior &ndash\; ages 11 and 12).
Your child has been selected to take part in a Stage 3 debat ing workshop next Thursday 26 February at Roseville PS. \;The day wil l cover all the things students need to know for primary school debating i ncluding rebuttal\, arguments\, definitions and speakers'\; roles\, as well as a few games and activities and a chance for every student to deliv er a short debating speech and get some feedback. \;
The day wil l run from 9:30 AM until 2:45 PM (please try to arrive by 9:15 AM if you c an). Students will need to be dropped to and picked up from the ve nue. \;
Students should bring morning tea and lunch as well as a clipboard and equipment to take notes with.
We are looking forward to a fun and engaging day!
We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 3 Summer Gala Days for Oz Tag this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Blackman Park
D
ate 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026 (Week
8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
The g
ala days will run from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Students will d
epart the school by bus at 9:30am and return \;at approximately 2:3
0pm.
\;Please note that the school canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from ho me.
We look forward to an enjoyable series of gala days and a positi ve experience for all students involved.
We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 3 Summer Gala Days for Oz Tag this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Blackman Park
D
ate 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026 (Week
8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
The g
ala days will run from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Students will d
epart the school by bus at 9:30am and return \;at approximately 2:3
0pm.
\;Please note that the school canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from ho me.
We look forward to an enjoyable series of gala days and a positi ve experience for all students involved.
We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 3 Summer Gala Days for Oz Tag this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Blackman Park
D
ate 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026 (Week
8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
The g
ala days will run from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Students will d
epart the school by bus at 9:30am and return \;at approximately 2:3
0pm.
\;Please note that the school canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from ho me.
We look forward to an enjoyable series of gala days and a positi ve experience for all students involved.
We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 3 Summer Gala Days for T-Ball this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Bicentennial Reser
ve
Date 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026
(Week 8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
\;Please note that t he school canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from home.
We look forward to an enjoyable ser ies of gala days and a positive experience for all students involved.
< p>Kind regards\,We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 3 Summer Gala Days for T-Ball this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Bicentennial Reser
ve
Date 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026
(Week 8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
\;Please note that t he school canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from home.
We look forward to an enjoyable ser ies of gala days and a positive experience for all students involved.
< p>Kind regards\,We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 3 Summer Gala Days for T-Ball this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Bicentennial Reser
ve
Date 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026
(Week 8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
\;Please note that t he school canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from home.
We look forward to an enjoyable ser ies of gala days and a positive experience for all students involved.
< p>Kind regards\,We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 2 Summer Gala Days for T-Ball this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Naremburn Oval
Date 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026 (Week
8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
The gala days will run from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Students will depart school by bus at 9:30am and return to school at ap proximately 2:30pm.
\;Please note that the sch ool canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from home.
We look forward to an enjoyable series of gala days and a positive experience for all students involved.
Kind regards\,
We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 2 Summer Gala Days for T-Ball this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Naremburn Oval
Date 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026 (Week
8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
The gala days will run from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Students will depart school by bus at 9:30am and return to school at ap proximately 2:30pm.
\;Please note that the sch ool canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from home.
We look forward to an enjoyable series of gala days and a positive experience for all students involved.
Kind regards\,
We&rsquo\;re pleased to let you know that your child will be representing our school in the Stage 2 Summer Gala Days for T-Ball this t erm.
Event Details:
Location: Naremburn Oval
Date 1: Friday 6 March 2026 (Week 6)
Date 2: Friday 20 March 2026 (Week
8)
Backup Date (if required): Friday 27 March 2026 (Week 9)
The gala days will run from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Students will depart school by bus at 9:30am and return to school at ap proximately 2:30pm.
\;Please note that the sch ool canteen will not be available to students on these days\, so all food must be brought from home.
We look forward to an enjoyable series of gala days and a positive experience for all students involved.
Kind regards\,
Kindergar ten Ranger Jamie - Living World Puppetry Incursion \;
Key inquiry questions: \;
What do we notice about living things?
How can living things be used t o meet our needs?
Early Stage 1 of the Living World strand focu ses on living things\, their characteristics\, needs\, behaviours\, and th e environment in which they live. Students explore how plants and animals satisfy our needs by providing us with the resources for the production of food and fibre.
Early Stage 1 of this strand introduces students to the biological sciences and how food and fibre are used and are essential to society and its needs.
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Dear Parent/Carers\,
Year 5 wi ll be going on their overnight excursion to the Blue Mountains and Bathurs t on Monday 23 March to Wednesday 25 March. During these three days\, stud ents will be completing a range of activities in the Blue Mountains includ ing archery\, bushwalking\, orienteering\, team building\, a visit to Scen ic World and to Bathurst Goldfields.
The total excursion cost is $556.18 which will cover accommodation\, food\, activities and tr avel to and from the campsite.
The $200 deposit for this camp was due last week. The remaining balance is $356.18. Due to the cost of the camp\, there will be no Term 2 excursion.
By con senting to your child attending this excursion\, you are agreeing to pay t he full cost of camp. If you are experiencing financial difficulty\, pleas e contact the school office team to discuss.
Year 5 will depart from Anzac Park Public School at 6:30am on Monday 23 March and ret urn to Anzac Park Public School on Wednesday 25 March at approximately 3:0 0pm.
Travel will be by bus to and from the venues.
The students will be accompanied and supervised by the follow ing staff members:
Jeremy Hart
Leanne Filer
Lara Liberman
Mariana Souza
< p dir=\"ltr\">All staff members attending have the required CPR training.< /p>Luggage
Students should only bring ONE overnight bag. They will need to carry it\, so please make sure it is not too big or heavy. All luggage and personal items should be clearly labelled with the student’s name. On M onday 23 March\, students should come to school in comfortable\, casual cl othing (e.g. shorts and a t- shirt) with enclosed shoes. \;
Students will need the following items on this excursion:
T-shirts (no singlets\, sleeveless or midrif f tops)
Shorts
Jeans
Warm cloth es for night-time activities\, including tracksuit pants and a jumper
< /li>Sneakers and another pair of comfortabl e\, enclosed shoes
Change of underw ear and socks for each day
Pyjamas< /p>
Rain jacket – please do not bring umbrellas
Toiletries – toothbrus h\, toothpaste\, soap\, deodorant\, tissues\, hairbrush or comb
Insect repellent
Sunscreen and hat - compulsory
A bath towel
Linen - pillowc ase\, sleeping bag and two single flat sheets (no pillows please)
What to Bring on the Coach (please bring the following in a small\, secure\, and named carry bag):
A bottle of water
A hat
A novel to read
What NOT to Bring:
Food or sn acks
Mobile Phones: These are not n ecessary. Teachers will contact parents if required. Teachers and camp sta ff will not be able to take any responsibility for the loss of these items .
Anything valuable including iPads \, electronic games and jewellery. Again\, teachers and camp staff will no t be able to take any responsibility for the loss of these items.
Medication
All m edication must be placed in a snap lock bag with their name\, dosage and a dministration time/s clearly stated. This bag must be given to the indicat ed member of executive on the morning of the excursion.
Transport
Students need to be at school at 6:00am for a briefing prior to the buses leaving at 6:30am on Monday 23 M arch. Students should eat breakfast before arriving at school. \;
We are due to arrive back to school at 3:00pm on Wednesday 25 March. Ou r arrival time will be dependent upon traffic. We will be in regular conta ct with the school office as we make our way home\, and the office will em ail all parents at 2:00pm on Wednesday to advise if the bus is expected to arrive on time.
Accommod ation will be at Stay KCC Katoomba. Address and contact details b elow:
119 Cliff Drive
Katoomba
NSW 2780
p: +61 2 4780 8222
e: katoomba@kcc.org.au
KCC Office Hours
Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Normal school rules apply. Students whose behaviour could result in danger or distress to themselves\, or oth ers may be excluded from some activities\, have their parents contacted\, or in serious cases they will be sent home. Parents are advised to clearly reinforce appropriate behaviour expectations to their children.
Privacy advice \;
The NSW Department of Education is collecting the information requested on this form. The information is being obtained for the purpose of ascert aining relevant medical information\, requirements and other health care r elated needs about your child who is currently enrolled at the school and who may participate in school excursions\, sporting activities or other ed ucational or school activities conducted by or in conjunction with Anzac P ark Public School.
The school will use this information to plan\, support students\, and minimise risks when conducting the school excursions or other related school activities.
Other pe rsons or agencies that may be provided with this information include\, but are not limited to\, volunteers and members of external organisations who join with the school or are otherwise involved in planning or delivering the excursion\, sporting or other school activity\; and persons that may b e called on to provide health care treatment or other assistance during or as a consequence of such excursions or activities.
Prov ision of this information is voluntary\, however\, if you do not provide a ll or any of the information requested\, your child cannot participate in the excursion. In such circumstances\, the school will make available a so und alternative educational experience.
Provision of thi s information will significantly assist the school in planning a safer edu cational activity. It will be stored securely. If you have any concerns ab out provision of this information\, please contact the school principal to discuss further.
You may correct any personal informati on provided at any time by contacting the school office on 9922 3288.
< p>Please complete the School Bytes permission form and proceed with payment prior to Tuesday 10 March 2026.
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 3 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 40
We are looking forward to an exciting year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Stage 2 Drama Club
When: Mondays afte r school from 3:00pm-3:45pm. The first session will be Term 1\, Week 7 - M onday 9 March. \;
Where: Sunshine 41
We are looking forward to an ex citing year in Drama Club!
Dear Parents\, The annual School Athletics Carnival is a school event\, and all students are expected to attend. This event w ill include Years 3-6 and Year 2 students who will turn 8 in 2026. Our sch ool values school sport carnivals and the role they play in supporting the wellbeing of students and in enhancing their connection to school. Dates and Venue The Athletics Carnival will be held on Wednesday 18th March (Term 1\, Week 8) at Chatswood Rotary War Me morial Athletics Field\, Mowbray Road West\, Lane Cove North. In th e event of rain\, the backup date for this event is \;Wednesday 1 April (Term 1\, Week 10). Information regar ding Track and Field Events The following events will be t aking place on the day: - \;100m race - 200m race - \;hig h jump - \;long jump - \;shot put - \;discus S tudents will be competing in all events on a rotation basis. There will be no grandstand or students sitting in house groups on the day\, so we are able to have full participation rates. Transport The 800m and 1500m race will be the first races of the day. Only strong\, competitive \;runners are a dvised to compete in these races. Students wishing to compete in the 800m and 1500m races are required to indicate their preference in the event per mission. Students wishing to compete in the 800m and 1500m races will need to be driven to the venue by parents or carers and arrive by 8:00am. < br>All other students will catch buses from school on the morning of the c arnival\, leaving promptly at 8:45am. Students should meet their teachers in their classrooms promptly at 8:30am. \; |
< br> What to bring Sports u niforms are to be worn\, preferably with house colours showing\, e.g. T-sh irt\, ribbons. House banners and mascots are also encouraged. \;Schoo l hats are mandatory. Students are to bring their lunch and morning tea in their library bags. Students will not be able to order lunch or recess from the canteen. Please provide your child with adequate water\, a jumpe r\, a towel to sit on and sunscreen already applied. What n ot to bring Students do not need BYOD devices on the day. Any student who brings their device to school will need to sign their device i nto the office before the school day and collect it upon return from the c arnival. Want to help? Parents are encouraged t o join us at the carnival. Please bring your own chairs and rugs if needed . \;
We are looking for parent support to help out with certain events. Please
note\, all volunteers will need to be available for the whole duration of
the carnival and must have completed Working With With Children Check (WWC
C) paperwork prior to the carnival. If you would
like to be involved\, please indicate on the permission note. The
school will be in touch during Term 1\, Week 7 to confirm whether your he
lp is needed. If you haven'\;t heard from us by the end of Week 7\, it
simply means we have enough wonderful volunteers already\, and you&rsquo\;
ll be able to relax and enjoy the day as a spectator. We truly appreciate
your willingness to support our school community! Costings< /strong> The cost for bus transport to and from the carnival\, field hi re and equipment hire will be included in the cost of this event. |
Dear Parents\, The annual School Athletics Carnival is a school event\, and all students are expected to attend. This event w ill include Years 3-6 and Year 2 students who will turn 8 in 2026. Our sch ool values school sport carnivals and the role they play in supporting the wellbeing of students and in enhancing their connection to school. Dates and Venue The Athletics Carnival will be held on Wednesday 18th March (Term 1\, Week 8) at Chatswood Rotary War Me morial Athletics Field\, Mowbray Road West\, Lane Cove North. In th e event of rain\, the backup date for this event is \;Wednesday 1 April (Term 1\, Week 10). Information regar ding Track and Field Events The following events will be t aking place on the day: - \;100m race - 200m race - \;hig h jump - \;long jump - \;shot put - \;discus S tudents will be competing in all events on a rotation basis. There will be no grandstand or students sitting in house groups on the day\, so we are able to have full participation rates. Transport The 800m and 1500m race will be the first races of the day. Only strong\, competitive \;runners are a dvised to compete in these races. Students wishing to compete in the 800m and 1500m races are required to indicate their preference in the event per mission. Students wishing to compete in the 800m and 1500m races will need to be driven to the venue by parents or carers and arrive by 8:00am. < br>All other students will catch buses from school on the morning of the c arnival\, leaving promptly at 8:45am. Students should meet their teachers in their classrooms promptly at 8:30am. \; |
< br> What to bring Sports u niforms are to be worn\, preferably with house colours showing\, e.g. T-sh irt\, ribbons. House banners and mascots are also encouraged. \;Schoo l hats are mandatory. Students are to bring their lunch and morning tea in their library bags. Students will not be able to order lunch or recess from the canteen. Please provide your child with adequate water\, a jumpe r\, a towel to sit on and sunscreen already applied. What n ot to bring Students do not need BYOD devices on the day. Any student who brings their device to school will need to sign their device i nto the office before the school day and collect it upon return from the c arnival. Want to help? Parents are encouraged t o join us at the carnival. Please bring your own chairs and rugs if needed . \;
We are looking for parent support to help out with certain events. Please
note\, all volunteers will need to be available for the whole duration of
the carnival and must have completed Working With With Children Check (WWC
C) paperwork prior to the carnival. If you would
like to be involved\, please indicate on the permission note. The
school will be in touch during Term 1\, Week 7 to confirm whether your he
lp is needed. If you haven'\;t heard from us by the end of Week 7\, it
simply means we have enough wonderful volunteers already\, and you&rsquo\;
ll be able to relax and enjoy the day as a spectator. We truly appreciate
your willingness to support our school community! Costings< /strong> The cost for bus transport to and from the carnival\, field hi re and equipment hire will be included in the cost of this event. |
Dear Parent/Carers\,
Year 6 wi ll be going on their overnight excursion to Canberra on Monday 23 March to Wednesday 25 March. During these three days\, students will be completing a range of activities in Canberra including visits to the Australian War Memorial\, Parliament House\, Royal Australian Mint\, Museum of Australian Democracy and Questacon.
The total excursion will cost is $666.00 which will cover accommodation\, food\, activities and travel t o and from the campsite. \;
The $300 deposit for thi s camp was due recently. The remaining balance is $366.00. Due to the cost of the camp\, there will be no Term 2 excursion. \;
By consenting to your child attending this excursion\, you are agreeing t o pay the full cost of camp. If you are experiencing financial difficulty\ , please contact the school office team to discuss. \;
Year 6 will depart from Anzac Park Public School at 7:00am and return t o Anzac Park Public School at 5:30pm. \;
Travel will be by bus to and from the venues. \;Students need to be at school at 6:30am for a briefing prior to the buses leaving at 7:00am on Monday 23 Ma rch. Students should eat breakfast before arriving at school. Students nee d to also provide their own recess and lunch for Day 1 - this should be pa cked in their day bags. We are due to arrive back to school at 5:30pm on W ednesday 25 March. Our arrival time will be dependent upon traffic. We wil l be in regular contact with the school office as we make our way home\, a nd the office will email all parents at 4:30pm on Wednesday to advise if t he bus is expected to arrive on time.
The students will be accompanied and supervised by the following staff members: \;
Nicole Henderson
Lucy Donnelly
Dan Rochford
Bobi Klein
Paul Gol d
Genevieve Brand
All staff members at tending have the required CPR training.
Luggage
Students should only bri ng ONE overnight bag. They will need to carry it\, so please make sure it is not too big or heavy. Please label all clothing\, towels etc with your child'\;s name. \; A sleeping bag is optional and not necessary as all bedding is provided.
On Monday 23 March\, students s hould come to school in comfortable\, casual clothing (e.g. shorts and a t -shirt) with enclosed shoes. Students should pack their formal Summer Unif orm for our visit to Parliament House on Day 2
Students will need the following items on this excursion: \;
Formal Summer Uniform (including black shoes\, socks etc.)
T-shirts (no singlets\, sleeveless or midr iff tops)
Shorts
Jeans
Warm clo thes for nighttime activities\, including tracksuit pants and a jumper
Sneakers and another pair of comfortab le\, enclosed shoes
Change of under wear and socks for each day
Pyjamas
Rain jacket &ndash\; please do not bring umbrellas
Toiletries &ndash\ ; toothbrush\, toothpaste\, soap\, deodorant\, tissues\, hairbrush or comb
Insect repellent
Sunscreen and hat - compulsory
A bath towel
What to bring o n the coach \;(please bring the following in a small\, secure\, and na med carry bag):
A bottle of water
A novel to read
Recess and Lunch for the first day
What NOT to Bring:
Lol lies
Mobile Phones &\; Smart Wat ches: These are not necessary. Teachers will contact parents if required. Teachers and camp staff will not be able to take any responsibility for th e loss of these items.
Anything val uable including iPads\, electronic games and jewellery. Again\, teachers a nd camp staff will not be able to take any responsibility for the loss of these items.
Cash: there will be no opportunity to buy anything
Medication
All medication must be placed in a snap lock bag with their name\, dosage and administration tim e/s clearly stated. This bag must be given to the indicated member of exec utive on the morning of the excursion.
Travel Sickness
If your child suffers from travel sickness\, please advise one of the t eachers prior to departure.
Travel sickness remedies\, plastic bags\, tissues/wet wipes and a small bottle of water should be included in the student&rsquo\;s carry-on bag\, for use w hen required.
A ccommodation \;will be at Discovery Parks - Canberra (corner Federal Highway &\; 26 Old Well Station Road\, Gungahlin Australian Cap ital Territory 2912).
Beh aviour
Normal school rules apply. Students whos e behaviour could result in danger or distress to themselves\, or others m ay be excluded from some activities\, have their parents contacted\, or in serious cases they will be sent home. Parents are advised to clearly rein force appropriate behaviour expectations to their children.
Privacy advice \;
The NSW Department of Education is collecting the information re quested on this form. The information is being obtained for the purpose of ascertaining relevant medical information\, requirements and other health care related needs about your child who is currently enrolled at the scho ol and who may participate in school excursions\, sporting activities or o ther educational or school activities conducted by or in conjunction with Anzac Park Public School.
The school will use this infor mation to plan\, support students\, and minimise risks when conducting the school excursions or other related school activities.
O ther persons or agencies that may be provided with this information includ e\, but are not limited to\, volunteers and members of external organisati ons who join with the school or are otherwise involved in planning or deli vering the excursion\, sporting or other school activity\; and persons tha t may be called on to provide health care treatment or other assistance du ring or as a consequence of such excursions or activities.
Provision of this information is voluntary\, however\, if you do not pr ovide all or any of the information requested\, your child cannot particip ate in the excursion. In such circumstances\, the school will make availab le a sound alternative educational experience.
Provision of this information will significantly assist the school in planning a sa fer educational activity. It will be stored securely. If you have any conc erns about provision of this information\, please contact the school princ ipal to discuss further.
You may correct any personal in formation provided at any time by contacting the school office on 9922 328 8.
Please complete the School Bytes permissio n form and proceed with payment by Thursday 12 March 2026. \;
Zone Swimming Carnival
Your child has been selected to represent Anzac Park Public Scho ol at the Zone Swimming event on Friday 13th March 2025.
All children have received a slip indicating the races they have qualifie
d for.
\;INFORMATION
Please find the 2026 Zone Swi mming Carnival program here!
Dear Parents/Caregivers\,
The Cross Country Carnival w ill be held on Tuesday 28 April \;2026\, Week 2 of Term 2 at St Leonards Park\, North Sydney. All students in Years 2-6 will be attending the carnival and will be walking to and from the venue. Students run with the age they turn this year. Year 2 students will be able to participate in a 1km fun run event at the beginning of the carnival.
On the day of the carniv al\, students are to wear their sports uniform\, including running shoes. Students may choose to wear a coloured t-shirt to support their sports hou se. In their school excursion/library bags\, students should bring their r ecess\, a water bottle\, sun cream and their school hat. A towel to sit on is optional. All items should be clearly labelled with your child&rsquo\; s name.
Please Note: Students will NOT be able to purchase a RECESS order from the canteen on this day. We are due to arrive back at school for lunch eating time\, so students may have a lunch order from the canteen as normal.
Proposed Program
\;
Race Distanc es
| 7 Years Girls and Boys | 1 km |
| 8 Years Girls and Boys | 2 km |
| 9 Years Girls and Boys | 2 km |
| 10 Years Girls and Boys | 2 km |
| 11 Years Girls and Boys | 3 km |
| 12/13 Years Girls and Boys | 3 km |
Pare
nts are welcome to join us at the carnival. Children must remain in their
house areas during the day. To ensure the smooth running of the ca
rnival\, we require parent volunteers to assist in walking studen
ts to the venue and monitoring various checkpoints around the course.
\;A decision will be m ade on Monday 27 April if this event is to be postponed due to wet weather . The backup day for the Cross Country Carnival will be < strong>Tuesday 5 \;May 2026\, which is Week 3 of Term 2. \;
There is no cost involved with this even t.
Dear Parents/Caregivers\,
The Cross Country Carnival w ill be held on Tuesday 28 April \;2026\, Week 2 of Term 2 at St Leonards Park\, North Sydney. All students in Years 2-6 will be attending the carnival and will be walking to and from the venue. Students run with the age they turn this year. Year 2 students will be able to participate in a 1km fun run event at the beginning of the carnival.
On the day of the carniv al\, students are to wear their sports uniform\, including running shoes. Students may choose to wear a coloured t-shirt to support their sports hou se. In their school excursion/library bags\, students should bring their r ecess\, a water bottle\, sun cream and their school hat. A towel to sit on is optional. All items should be clearly labelled with your child&rsquo\; s name.
Please Note: Students will NOT be able to purchase a RECESS order from the canteen on this day. We are due to arrive back at school for lunch eating time\, so students may have a lunch order from the canteen as normal.
Proposed Program
\;
Race Distanc es
| 7 Years Girls and Boys | 1 km |
| 8 Years Girls and Boys | 2 km |
| 9 Years Girls and Boys | 2 km |
| 10 Years Girls and Boys | 2 km |
| 11 Years Girls and Boys | 3 km |
| 12/13 Years Girls and Boys | 3 km |
Pare
nts are welcome to join us at the carnival. Children must remain in their
house areas during the day. To ensure the smooth running of the ca
rnival\, we require parent volunteers to assist in walking studen
ts to the venue and monitoring various checkpoints around the course.
\;A decision will be m ade on Monday 27 April if this event is to be postponed due to wet weather . The backup day for the Cross Country Carnival will be < strong>Tuesday 5 \;May 2026\, which is Week 3 of Term 2. \;
There is no cost involved with this even t.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 2 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
We are excited to offer a fantastic 8-week sport ing opportunity for our Stage 3 students in Term 2\, delivered by Sport in Schools\, a highly regarded provider of quality school-based sport progra ms. \;
Aligned with the mandatory content from the N SW syllabus\, this program is specifically designed to develop students’ eye-hand coordination skills.
The sessions will be deli vered by experienced coaches who specialise in working with primary-aged s tudents\, ensuring activities are inclusive\, well-structured\, and suitab le for all ability levels. This targeted\, syllabus-based approach fosters the development of fundamental movement skills in a fun and engaging envi ronment.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Netball program. This opportunity allows st udents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chan ce to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active school experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Netball program. This opportunity allows st udents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chan ce to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active school experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Netball program. This opportunity allows st udents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chan ce to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active school experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Netball program. This opportunity allows st udents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chan ce to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active school experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Netball program. This opportunity allows st udents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chan ce to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active school experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Netball program. This opportunity allows st udents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chan ce to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active school experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day Soccer program. This opportunity allows stu dents to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, promoting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a valued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chanc e to compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active s chool experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day AFL program. This opportunity allows studen ts to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, pro moting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a va lued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chance t o compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active scho ol experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day AFL program. This opportunity allows studen ts to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, pro moting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a va lued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chance t o compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active scho ol experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day AFL program. This opportunity allows studen ts to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, pro moting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a va lued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chance t o compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active scho ol experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day AFL program. This opportunity allows studen ts to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, pro moting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a va lued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chance t o compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active scho ol experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day AFL program. This opportunity allows studen ts to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, pro moting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a va lued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chance t o compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active scho ol experience.
In Terms 2 and 3\, your child has been selected to participate in the GALA Day AFL program. This opportunity allows studen ts to represent the school in a competitive and engaging environment\, pro moting teamwork\, skill development\, and sportsmanship. The event is a va lued part of our sporting calendar and provides students with the chance t o compete against other schools while fostering a positive and active scho ol experience.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
ISU students will participate in a supervised\, tailored pro gram conducted by Sydney FC. This program will run weekly from Week 2 to W eek 9 of Term 2\, on Mondays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The activities are designed to provide students with specialised training and engagement in a safe and structured environment and support the achievement of outcomes from the PDHPE syllabus.
Thank you for your patience as we rescheduled our Round 3 ga me against Normanhurst PS.
The match will be played at Northern Subu rbs Basketball Association on Thursday 7th May.
As the game is nearb y\, students will walk to and from the event with Mr Williams. If you are able to assist in walking with students\, please contact Mr Williams.
< p>In the event of wet weather\, the game will be postponed to a date in Te rm 2. \;If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to c ontact the dedicated sports teacher.
I'\;m pleased to announce that the girls'\; and boys&# 39\; knockout soccer teams will be playing against Middle Harbour on Thurs day\, 7th May. As this is a home game\, Mr Cordwell &\; Mrs Oakes will walk the students up to Cammeray Oval and back to school once the games ha ve finished. \;
Students will walk up to Cammeray Oval at 9:15am and arrive by 9:30am. \;
The girls'\; game will kick off at 10:00am.
The boys'\; game will kick off between 11:00am and 11:20 am\, depending on when the girls finish.
Students will participate in an engaging Zoo excursion featu ring a one-hour\, curriculum-linked workshop aligned with HSIE Early Stage 1: Connecting to Country: Stories from Land\, Water and Sky. Students wil l explore Aboriginal perspectives and connections to land\, water and sky.
The visit also includes self-guided Zoo entry\, allowing students t o explore exhibits with their teacher at their own pace and deepen their u nderstanding of animals and environments.
Dear Families\,
We are excited to share that Anzac Park Public School will be participating in the AFL N ines program in Term 2\, 2026. There are two components to this program\, a free in-school clinic for K-2 students during the school day\, and a sep arate after school program open to all students. Please read the details b elow carefully.
PART 1 — In-School Clinic (K-2 Students)
All K-2 stu dents will participate in a free AFL in-school clinic run by qualified AFL Nines staff. This will take place entirely on school grounds during the r egular school day. No cost\, no equipment and no special clothing is requi red.
Date | Monday 18th May 2026 |
Time | During school hours (as per class time table) |
An zac Park Public School grounds | |
Cost | Free of charge |
What to wear | School sports uniform including hat — no oth er equipment required |
Supervision | Qualified AFL Nines staff with classroom teachers present throughout |
| All AFL Nines staff hold a valid Working With Children Check |
Following the in-school clinic\, families ar e invited to register their child in the AFL Nines after school program. P lease note this is a completely separate and optional program. It requires independent registration and a participation fee paid directly through th e AFL. The school does not manage registrations or collect fees for this p rogram.
Further details\, including the registration lin k\, are found in the link below.
AFL Nines After School Prog ram details.
We are looking f orward to a fantastic program and hope to see many of our students get inv olved!
Kind regards\,
The Anzac Park Public School Team
Dear Parents/Caregivers\,
The Zone Cross Country Carni val has been postponed and will now be held on Th ursday 21 May 2025\, Week 5 of Term 2 at Blackman Park\, Lane Cove. The students in Years 2-6 will be tra nsported to and from the venue. Students run at the age they turn this yea r. \;
On the carnival day\, students are to wear their sports un iform\, including running shoes. In their school excursion/library bags\, students should bring their recess\, lunch\, water bottle\, sun cream\, an d school hat. A towel to sit on is optional. All items should be clearly l abelled with your child&rsquo\;s name. \;
Please Note: S tudents CANNOT purchase a RECESS or LUNCH order from the canteen on this day. We are due to arrive back at school at 2:30 pm.
Program
| 8.30am | Meet in the school library |
| 9.00 am | Bus to Blackman Park |
| 9.30 am - 2.00 pm | Age group Cross Country Races |
| 2.05 pm | Leave Bl ackman Park |
| 2.30 pm | Arrive back at school |
All students are expected to catch the bus to the carnival w ith the rest of the APPS team. Parents are welcome to sign out their child with attending staff at the end of the event.
Parents are welcome t o join us at the Cross Country Zone Carnival. \;
Thank you for your patience as we scheduled our Round 3 game against Neutral Bay Public School.
The match will be played at Nort hern Suburbs Basketball Association on Wednesday\, 20th May.
As the game is nearby\, students will walk to and from the event with Mr Van Vlie t. We will leave to walk to the venue at 11:00 am. The game will begin aro und 12:00 pm. The students will walk back to school at 1:00 pm. \;
If you are able to assist in walking with students\, or have any quest ions\, please contact Mr Van Vliet. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
The school will implement a FIRST LEGO League (F LL) Founders Edition program in 2026 to develop student capability in codi ng\, engineering design\, problem solving and collaboration. The program w ill prepare students for regional competition.
Parents a nd carers will receive further advice about regional competition dates lat er in the year. NOTE: There will be a cost for each student to participate in these competition dates. This cost will be advised at a future date. B y completing this form\, you acknowledge that payment for these competitio ns will need to be made later in 2026. \;
I'm pleased to announce that the girls' and boys' knockout s occer teams will play Neutral Bay &\; Mosman PS\, respectively\, on Fri day\, 12th June. As this is a home game\, Mr Cordwell &\; Mrs Oakes wil l walk the students up to Cammeray Oval and back to school once the games have finished. \;
Students will walk up to Cammeray Oval at 9:15 am and arrive by 9:30am. \;
The girls' game will kick off at 10: 00am.
The boys' game will kick off between 11:00am and 11:20am\, dep ending on when the girls finish.
Ryde PPC Year 6 Student Leadership Camp 2026. July 2 7 and 28\, 2026. Collaroy Centre\, Homestead Road\, Collaroy
< p>Dear Parents and CarersYour child is being invited to attend the Ryde Primary Principals’ Council Year 6 Student Leadership Camp at the C ollaroy Centre. \;This is an optional activity being offered to ou r 10 Student Voice Leaders.
This is an annual event and is a gr eat opportunity for student leaders from various local schools to come tog ether and participate in a range of wonderful leadership opportunities. Th e camp will be held over two days and involves an overnight stay. The stud ents will be involved in an intensive program which will include developme nt of leadership skills\, public speaking and team building. The program w ill be facilitated by youth leaders at the Collaroy Centre together with t eachers from various participating schools.
Starting and Pic k Up Times: The camp is scheduled to start at 9:20am on Monday 27 July. Parents are required to arrange transport to and from the camp venu e. Pick up time is at 3:00pm on Tuesday 28 July. Please consider car-pooli ng where possible.
Cost: \;The cost per student is $245. Payments should be made to your individual schools.
Students are accommodated in shared rooms and each room conta ins a bathroom. One of the goals of the camp is for students to meet new p eople and make new friends. So\, your child will be sharing a room with st udents from other schools. However\, we always ensure that there is at lea st one student from their own school sharing their room as well.
Ple ase note: There will be no water or swimming activities at this camp.
< p>Please do not send your child to camp with lollies or additional food. A ll meals and snacks will be provided.Medication: Any medication (la belled) is to be given to the organisers upon arrival with written instruc tion. Asthmatics may carry their own inhalers.
Mobile phones\, elect ronic games\, smart watches etc: These are not required\, and it is reques ted that they are not brought to camp.
Telephone calls: One of the a ims of the camp is that of socialisation with peers and camp leaders. In c ase of emergency you may contact the coordinating Principal\, Sean Moran 0 410879286 or the Collaroy Centre 99829800
Please note that students are required to stay for the duration of the camp. Leaving part way and th en returning is not permitted unless express permission is granted prior t o the camp. If you require this permission\, please contact Sean Moran.
Please acknowledge your acceptance of the conditions highlight ed above by signing and then returning the paper permission slip (handed t o your child this week)\, to the school by next Tuesday 26 May 2026.
Payment is to be made here via School Bytes by Friday 26 June.
Tim James MP (Member for Willoughby) has invited all 2026 Ye ar 6 Student Voice Leaders to attend a tour and lunch at NSW Parliament on Monday 29 June. Students will engage in a tour of the Legislative Assembl y and the Legislative Council Chamber\, followed by a light lunch. During this time\, students will also receive a Certificate of Leadership for the ir commitment and dedication to their school leadership role.
Due to the proximity and timing of the event\, the ten student leaders will be a ccompanied by Mr Hart from Anzac Park and will travel by public transport to and from the event. After class rolls have been marked\, the group will walk to Victoria Cross Station and catch the Metro to Martin Place\, wher e they will then walk to NSW Parliament House. They will use the same rout e on the return trip.
Students should wear their full winter school uniform\, and will collect their leadership blazers from the school office before travelling to the venue. They will need to bring their library exc ursion bags with their hat\, water bottle and additional food\, as well as an Opal Card if they have one. Please note\, the school will have Opal ca rds available on the day for students who require them.
Timi ng on the Day:
10:15am &ndash\; Arrive at NSW Parliament Ho use for a 10:30am tour start. \;
10:30am to 11:00am &ndash\; Tou r of the Legislative Assembly Chamber.
11:00am to 11:30am &ndash\; T our of the Legislative Council Chamber.
11:30am to 1:00pm &ndash\; M orning Tea/Lunch with Tim James on the Rooftop Garden and presentation of the 2026 Certificates of Leadership.
1:00pm &ndash\; Depart.
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send two repres entative students to an enrichment experience at the Field of Mars Environ mental Education Centre. \;
Students will become field naturalis ts\, nature journalists and digital artists. They will observe living and non-living features\, photograph details\, create digital artworks and pro duce a multi-page field guide that curates their science and creative lear ning.
Dear Parents and Carers\, \;
Senior Choir has been invited by the North Sydney Council to perform at the Citizenship Ceremon y at Fred Hutley Hall. We are very excited for this opportunity as it is t he first time APPS Senior Choir has been invited to participate and perfor m at this event. The ceremony begins at 10am\, Senior Choir will be walkin g together from school to the venue and will return before lunchtime.
< p>As we will be walking to the venue in the morning to rehearse and to per form\, please ensure that your child is at school at 8:30am for Senior Cho ir to begin walking at around 8:45am. \;Please also complete th e permission to publish form from the North Sydney Council below. \;
Permission form the parent / guardian of each student will need to si gn\, if you would like/not like your child to be in any photos. Permission to take\, use and publish pho tographs/audio/visual recordings
Location: Fred Hutley Hall (200 Miller Street\, North Sydney) \;
Date: Friday 12th June 2026
Things to bring: Small excursion bag\, recess\, water bottle\, hat\, m usic(raincoat/umbrella if raining)
Uniform: Full winter uniform \;
Two debates will be held the morning of 22 June at Chatswood Public School. The eight Anzac Park students attending should arrive at 8 :45 and present themselves to the office at Chatswood PS. Parents are welc ome to attend to watch the debates\, which are to start at 10am and finish by 11:30.
Parents will be expected to organise transport for studen ts to the venue on time and back to Anzac Park Public School at the conclu sion of the event. Previously parents have organised ride shares to aid in this\, but if there are issues please let us know ASAP so another student may swap in to attend the event.
Anzac Park Public School has been invited to send ten repres entative students to an enrichment experience at the Field of Mars Environ mental Education Centre. \;
Students will spend the day in the F ield of Mars Reserve\, where they will become nature photographers\, using professional composition techniques to capture striking images of the bus hland environment. Each student curates a digital portfolio and selects on e standout image to be printed and framed. \;
Dear Parents and Carers\, \;
Senior Choir will be attending a whole choir rehears al with other schools for the Cantabile Music Festival on Thursday 25 June . The choir will travel by bus to Marie Bashir Public School where we will be rehearsing the repertoire that will be performed on the night of Canta bile. It is very important for students to attend as this is the first mas s choir rehearsal before the day of Cantabile. All students will arrive ba ck to school after lunchtime. \;
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Boys' soccer train ing will begin in Week 7 on Friday 13th March. Training will be held each Friday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Thank you for your patience as we await further information about the next stage of the knockout competition.
Girls' soccer trai ning will begin in Week 7 on Monday 9th March. Training will be held each Monday from 8:00am to 8:30am on the Games Terrace. Sessions will continue weekly throughout the term on this allocated day until our participation i n the competition concludes.
In the event of wet weather\, training will not proceed and students will be supervised indoors by the dedicated sports teacher. Please note that there will be no training in Week 9 due t o the school camp.
We will inform students and families as soon as g ame details are confirmed.
Please remember that parents and carers a re responsible for transporting their child to and from all game venues.
If you have any questions\, please do not hesitate to contact the ded icated sports teacher.
Dear Parents &\; Carers\,
C ongratulations! Our 2026 Stage 3 Drama Club has been accepted to perform i n the LightsUP Drama Festival\, Chatswood. This is an annual event held at The Concourse Chatswood. The drama group will perform the play Bartin gle &\; Bloops&rsquo\;s Guide to Earth\, which they have been rehe arsing over the past semester. \;
Students will be i nvolved in one off-site technical rehearsal and one evening performance co ordinated by the Lights Up Drama Festival\, both on Wednesday 29 July (Ter m 3\, Week 2). \;
Technical Rehearsal on Wed nesday 29 July 2026 at 11:30am - 11:50am \;
Students will travel by metro with Mrs Lucy Donnelly to the rehearsal ven ue from school. Students will return back to school before lunch time. Stu dents will need to bring their costumes and their Opal card\, if they have one.
Evening Performance on Wednesday 29 July 2 026 at 5:00pm
The performance will run from app roximately 5:00pm at The Concourse\, Chatswood. You will be required to dr op and pick up your child from the evening performance. Students will need to bring their costumes and will need to be at The Concourse\, Chatswood at 4pm on Wednesday 29 July 2026 for preparation purposes.
Costing: The participation fee is $18 per student. &nb sp\;
Please complete the acceptance form for you r child by Thursday 2 July\, 2026: \;2026 LightsUP Chatswood - Student Permission Form \;
Ticket purchasing: Ticket purchases ca n be made here.
Congratulations! Your child has been accepted into the Write rs in the Environment Camp to be held at Brewongle Environmental Education Centre\, located at Sackville North near Windsor from Tuesday 22nd Septem ber to Thursday 24th September 2026.
Led by Brewongle teachers and v isiting children'\;s authors\, students will explore a range of writing styles and techniques while building confidence\, resilience\, and connec tions with like-minded peers. Designed to extend advanced learners\, the p rogram nurtures creativity\, strengthens writing skills\, and fosters a de eper connection with nature in a supportive and engaging environment.
Please complete the paper permission notes which will be provided to yo ur child\, and return to the Mr Jeremy Hart\, via the school office. Pleas e return paperwork and submit payment by Friday 31 July. Mr Hart will send all student forms to Brewongle Environmental Education Centre. \;
The paperwork references a Google Site with further information about t he Brewongle Education Centre. This can be found here: https://sites.google.com/education.nsw. gov.au/camps-at-brewongle/home \;
Student preparatio n