It’s hard to believe we are nearing the midpoint of the school term. Like everyone in the wider community we are continuing to adapt and adjust to the ongoing COVID-19 situation that is likely to be with us for some time. Mid-last week we received updated advice from SA Health …
Dear Families We have reached the stage where almost all students have returned to school. We continue to provide support for those students and families, who for good reason are unable to attend. We have appreciated the excellent level of support provided by parents and carers whilst children were learning …
Dear Families We hope all Craigburn mums, grandmas, nannas, aunties and women who play an important role in your lives enjoyed a special Mother’s Day, and were pleasantly surprised with something special from your chil/dren. A big thank you to Sam Slattery who coordinated the surprise gift bags, which proved …
Dear Families It was rewarding to reconnect with students and families last week after so much uncertainty leading into the school holidays and in anticipation of what Term 2 might look like. With continued zero COVID-19 cases in South Australia, we are slowly transitioning back to face to face teaching. …
Dear Parents and Carers Staff have enjoyed reconnecting with students and families this week with an average attendance of approximately 75% learning at school with 25% learning at home. We have been very pleased with the manner in which students and families have engaged with remote learning, both at home …
Dear Families We look forward to formally reconnecting with students, staff and families at school tomorrow to begin Term 2. We appreciate and thank you for your ongoing support as we continue to work through the evolving COVID-19 situation. To start the term, we are expecting approximately 80% students to …
Dear Families As per the information posted yesterday, the transition to our term 2 learning program has taken a few twists and turns. As a result of the news update from the Chief Public Health Officer indicating that students should return to school, we are expecting a higher number of …
Dear Families I hope you have enjoyed some quality family time over the Easter and school holiday break. Prior to the end of Term 1, the advice from the department was to prepare remote learning for Term 2. This involved teachers and support staff working industriously over 4x student free …
Dear Families Again, we take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday / Easter break. Over the last 4 days, staff have worked tirelessly to prepare for Term 2, which as we know will look very different to what would normally be the case. This has involved …
Dear Parents / Caregivers Firstly, we take this opportunity to wish you all a very safe and happy holiday / Easter break. It will be a time to stay home, relax and enjoy the company of those closest to you – and of course, practise social distancing measures. The last …
Dear Families At the risk of not overusing too many cliches – we are living in unique and unsettling times. Much has transpired over the last few weeks, with everyone – children, families and staff impacted by COVID-19 in one way or another. The infographic below, is a useful visual …
Dear Families This post is to inform you of the impending changes to our learning program for Term 2 and to seek information regarding your child’s / children’s attendance for next term. Every department school has been asked to undertake a similar survey with their communities. As advised by the …
Dear Families Please take time to read through the following information – a further update will be posted on Thursday 2nd April containing more detailed information along with a parent survey to support our planning for Term 2. Let’s recap where school is at for the remainder of Term 1. …
Dear Families The COVID-19 situation continues to impact on every aspect of our daily lives. Our thoughts are especially with those of you who are being most challenged by COVID-19, whether it be work or family related. Please be in touch if need be, as we are here to help. …
A short video for 4 to 11 year old children about managing challenges – thanks to Kirrilie Smout from Developing Minds for sharing If you have a 4 to 11 year old child, this 5 minute video might be useful to help them learn: What the coronavirus is and how …
