Yesterday, our students were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to work with Young Adult author Rebecca Higgie.

A huge thank you to our amazing P&F who organised a fantastic event for all of our Mothers last Friday evening. It was a wonderful night with lots of fun and entertainment.

I recently attended a Youth Summit along with two of our Year 6 leaders run by the Shire of Augusta Margaret River. Joining students from Margaret River Senior High School, the Montessori school and Independent school, the students completed a number of activities where they were able to share their thoughts and ideas about how the youth can be better supported within the Shire.

I was extremely privileged to take part in the ANZAC Day march to Memorial Park on Sunday. I was enormously proud of the number of students who not only came along to represent our school but also in the way they conducted themselves as they represented our school.

I welcome all families back and hope you had an enjoyable and relaxing holiday and a blessed and holy Easter. It is always so uplifting to see each child’s happy, smiling face on that first morning, as they catch up with friends and share many stories about what they got up to during the holidays.

As we come to the end of Term One, there is so much we have been able to cram into such a short term. However, we do take time to stop and reflect on just what we have been able to achieve in such a short period of time.

On Wednesday, classes joined together to celebrate Harmony Day.

Unfortunately, due to our internet being down last week, we were unable to provide our normal newsletter, but here is a condensed version

We invite all families to join the P&F for a Sundowner after school tomorrow afternoon outside the canteen.

Today, our Year 3-6 students began their Clubs program where the students have a choice of participating in one of 8 options, including surfing, mountain biking, orienteering and cooking.