Dear Parents/Carers and Students, As Term 3 comes to an end, in Stage 4 Lockdown, as a staff, we just wanted to say how proud we are of our community. You are an absolutely amazing community who have demonstrated that you live our school values each and every day.
We also have some exciting news from our school-based Speech Pathologist (Josephine Scullino) and our Student Engagement and Wellbeing Leading Teacher (Sam Carlton). They will be providing Online (via Webex Meeting Platform) Pre-Foundation sessions for the students. More information >>
Welcome to the Werribee Primary School Community. We would like to extend a warm welcome and we hope your partnership with our school is a long and happy one. Due to COVID-19 we have made changes to how we organise transition for our 2021 families. Please see our current plan. More Information >>
Dear Parents and Carers, From Monday 10 August, staff will be spending more time working from home. This means the office will be unattended on Tuesdays and Fridays. Please only contact the office on Mondays (Laura), Wednesdays (Janeane) and Thursdays (Julie).
Dear Parents/Carers, Just a reminder that Friday 18th September is the last day of Term 3 and school will finish at 2.10pm. Students who are onsite will also need to be picked up from school at 2.10pm. Please make sure arrangements are made for the collection of your children.
Dear Parents and Carers, As you would be aware the Victorian Government released on Sunday 6th September its plan for the easing of COVID 19 restrictions. This plan included the following decisions about students returning to Primary School:
Dear parents and carers, There are two helpful new resources to help you support your children during remote and flexible learning. Raising Learners Podcast and Managing the Coronacoaster webinar.
Hi Everyone, We hope you are all well. Iramoo Community Centre is launching its ZOOM sessions on Monday the 7th of September. Please refer to our flyer for the session times and activities.
Registration is FREE! To attend our care, families must register their child. Why? Registering your child means we have all the information we need to safely care for them. So, we recommend all families to register an account with us. That way, if you ever need us, you just have to book a session.
The Department of Education and Training has developed a range of resources to support students, families and teachers to maintain learning continuity through this period.
The Victorian Government has funded the online Triple P – Positive Parenting Program for all Victorian families, providing access to expert parenting advice during these challenging times.
Friday 13th November is a pupil free day. This is the day that has been rescheduled from 19th June. There will be no school for students on this day. Please make alternative care arrangements for your children. Thank you
At Wyndham City, we are continuing to provide support services to families. Please click here for further information.
Support the mental health and wellbeing of your child during remote and flexible learning with new resources from the Department of Education and Training.
Dear Parents/Carers,Just a couple of quick updates regarding our operations from Monday 10th August.Our school will be operating with a skeleton staff in line with the advice given by the Department Of Education and the Victorian Government.
Keep up to date with the latest coronavirus advice here: vic.gov.au/coronavirus
You can follow these tips for talking to your child about coronavirus (COVID-19). They include how to have a safe and reassuring converstaion and links to resources to help you and your family.
Parentingideas offer positive parenting tips on child development for raising children and teenagers to be happy and resilient and building strong families. This week's Insights article is: Wellbeing strategies for parents
Our FREE telephone based parenting education program is for parents, grandparents caring for their grandchildren and carers of children aged 2 to 12 years, living in Victoria. Our aim is to increase access for all families including fathers, grandparents, kinship carers and rural families.
