by Porties Post | Jan 20, 2025 | school events, school info, school news, term planner
The 2025 school year begins on Tuesday, 28th January. Welcome to Term 1, 2025! Linked below is a PDF copy of our Term Planner, which will also be printed and sent home in Week 1. Remember our key dates and events can always be found HERE on our website, and will be...
by Porties Post | Sep 2, 2024 | choir, school events, school news, student achievement
by Susie Chandler, Performing Arts Teacher Hi everyone,I have been so overwhelmed with the amount of students and staff welcoming me back after my maternity leave. Being missed made my return so much easier and I am looking forward to getting back into teaching Music...
by Porties Post | Aug 20, 2024 | school events, school info, wellbeing
Each day in Term 3, Week 4, there has been a focus to support building a sense of belonging for all students at Porties as part of the National Week of Action. Bullying No Way! 💜 Monday: Challenging StereotypesAllowed conversations to help students recognise and...
by Porties Post | Mar 18, 2024 | aquatics, class story, excursion, school events, sport
An aquatics blog written by students in Year 6 with Shannon Clarke (19-1) On the 8th of March it was a nice hot sunny day perfect for the year 5/6 Aquatics and Water Safety excursion. First we all walked along the path to the beautiful Port Noarlunga beach. When we...
by Porties Post | Dec 13, 2023 | fundraising, school events, student achievement
✨ Congratulations to Reception student Amelia Watson from Miss Bayly’s class. Amelia was our school’s highest fundraising student for the Colour Fun Run in Term 3 A fantastic achievement. Amelia was presented with her certificate and special prizes...
by Porties Post | Nov 7, 2023 | school events, school info, school news
by Tina Jackson – Resource Centre This year the Premier’s Reading Challenge in South Australia turned 20! To celebrate this milestone we ran an additional challenge where students could challenge themselves to read 20 books instead of the usual 12. Students who...
