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Principal’s Update – Week 3, Term 2, 2022

Principal’s Update – Week 3, Term 2, 2022

by Marie Wright | May 20, 2022 | principal's update, school info

Quick links to sections in this post: Good News StoryPrincipal’s UpdateCOVID UpdateOther Information House mascots mural on the Canteen wall. Good News Story Canteen Week takes place from the 23rd to the 27th May. Our canteen is extremely well managed by Deonne...
Principal’s Update – Week 2, Term 2, 2022

Principal’s Update – Week 2, Term 2, 2022

by Marie Wright | May 9, 2022 | principal's update, school events, school info, school news

Quick links to sections in this post: Good News StoryPrincipal’s UpdateStaffing UpdateCOVID UpdateSchool Photos and Student Free Day Students enjoy reading during morning healthy snack. Good News Story I will often talk about how kind our students are and how...

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We acknowledge and respect the Kaurna people who are the custodians and First Nation of the ancestral lands that we provide our service on. We acknowledge the deep feelings of attachment and relationship of the Kaurna people to country including the land, sea and rivers. We also pay respects to our Elders who continue to provide wisdom, leadership, guidance, advice and support to our service.


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