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Get ready for our Mother’s Day Stall – full of special surprises for mums, grandmas, and loved ones!
Students will visit the stall with their class on Thursday at an allocated time. Please send your child with some money and a shopping bag to carry their gifts home.
The stall will reopen on Friday for students who missed out or would like to bring additional money to shop again.
We can’t wait to see the excitement as students choose something special!
Mother’s day Raffle tickets have been distributed. Please check your child’s school bag for raffle tickets.
All books are to be returned to the school by 10 am Friday 10th May. $1.00 per ticket = $5.00 per book.
Please write your name & phone number or your child's name and class on each ticket.
The Stitch Don’t Ditch competition is on at the moment. It is about turning pre-loved clothing into fashion. There is a primary school section which is turning pre-loved clothing into toys. We would like to start the ball rolling for next year so have a request for any pre-loved clothing that cannot be reused. So this is the clothing with holes, etc. No underwear, of course and only fabrics that can be easily sewn so not too thick. Please drop this off outside the art room (for students) or at the office (parents). Thanking you in anticipation.
Helen Johnson
Art Teacher
Dear Parents and Carers,
Werribee Primary School is very excited to announce that our breakfast club will be starting up again in week three of Term Two!
Breakfast club will be running every Wednesday from 8:35am until 9:15am. We would love your support in running our breakfast club.
CLASSES | APPROX.TIME TO LEAVE SCHOOL | SWIMMING LESSON TIME | TIME BACK AT SCHOOL APPROX. | Students attending |
4M & 6P |
9.00am |
9.30am – 10.15am |
10.45am |
45
|
4S |
9.45am |
10.15am – 11.00am |
11.30am |
23 |
4D |
10.30am |
11.00am- 11.45am |
12.15pm |
23 |
BREAK | BREAK | BREAK | BREAK |
|
6L & 5S |
11.30am |
12.00pm – 12.45pm |
1.15pm |
39 |
6R & 5R |
12.15pm |
12.45pm- 1.30pm |
2.00pm |
36 |
6Y & 5T |
1.00pm |
1.30pm-2.15pm |
2.45pm |
38 |
As Term 2 commences, schools continue to be able to operate with a largely normal program of activity, enabling important on-site activities to return, such as school open days and working bees, with appropriate health and safety measures in place.
Throughout the pandemic, Victorian schools have rapidly and successfully adapted to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission, embedding COVIDSafe principles by reinforcing good behaviours, creating safe spaces, adapting activities, and responding quickly to COVID-19 risk.
While we have seen outbreaks emerge in Victoria, we have also witnessed our capacity to respond quickly to limit the impact of these outbreaks.
Given the current very low risk of COVID-19 transmission in the community, continued high rates of testing and wastewater monitoring, and continued observance of health and safety measures in schools; those with medical vulnerabilities or their carers can feel reassured to continue to safely work and learn on school sites, and enjoy the benefits of doing so.
It is crucial, however, for everyone to remain vigilant by staying home when unwell, performing regular hand hygiene, wearing a mask when required, and maintaining physical distancing from others when practical.
Should cases of COVID-19 increase again in the community, I am confident that with COVIDSafe plans in place, alongside our ability to quickly identify and respond to cases, schools remain safe places for all staff and students. I also continue to be reassured by evidence that children are less impacted by the virus and are less likely to develop severe illness.
The school community continues to have an important role to promote COVID-19 testing when a student or staff member has any symptoms, no matter how mild, and ensuring they remain home until they are well. Getting tested and staying home until results are known is critical to limiting community transmission.
Adj Clin Prof Brett Sutton
Victorian Chief Health Officer
Event details:
Date: Tuesday 22nd April 2025
Time: 6:30PM
Location: Online only event, connect to WebEx via the link or meeting number
Direct meeting link: https://eduvic.webex.com/eduvic/j.php?MTID=m760e59c5bc4d5f14e46b133baca114f1
WebEx meeting number: 2654 128 9117 | Password: 7
No pre-registration is needed.
More event details can also be found on the events page of our College website at: https://werribeesc.vic.edu.au/events/year-7-in-2026-online-parent-information-night/
Kind regards,
WSC Transition Team.
Werribee Secondary College.
E: wsctransition@staff.werribeesc.vic.edu.au
T: (03)97411822
Every Victorian child should have access to the world of learning opportunities that exist beyond the classroom. The Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund helps ensure that no student will miss out on the opportunity to join their classmates for important, educational and fun activities.
It is part of making Victoria the Education State and the Government’s commitment to breaking the link between a student’s financial circumstances and their outcomes.
School camps provide children with inspiring experiences in the great outdoors. Excursions encourage a deeper understanding of how the world works while sports teach teamwork, discipline and leadership. All are a part of a healthy curriculum.
CSEF is provided by the Victorian Government to assist eligible families to cover the costs of school excursions, camps and sporting activities.
If you hold a valid means-tested concession card or support an out of home care student you may be eligible for CSEF. A special consideration category also exists for asylum seeker and refugee families. The allowance is paid directly to the school to use towards expenses relating to camps, excursions or sporting activities for the benefit of your child.
HOW TO APPLY
New applicants should contact the school office to obtain a CSEF application form or download from the website below.
If you applied for CSEF at your child's school last year, you do not need to complete an application form this year unless there has been a change in your family circumstances.
You only need to complete an application form if any of the following changes have occurred:
Check with the school office if you are unsure.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about CSEF visit:
https://www.vic.gov.au/camps-sports-and-excursions-fund
We will regularly share resources available through our membership with you, including Insight Articles and Webinars. You can also access your resources at any time using the below URL (unique to our school) and password.
URL & PASSWORD
https://schools.happyfamilies.com.au/login/wps
PASSWORD: happywps
We recommend bookmarking this link. You should only need to put the password in once and the site will remember you.
The latest Insights articles are listed below:
Term 3 2024
The quest for independence and identity
Gettting along with siblings
Parenting with Influence, Not Control
The Power of Perspective
Stop, look and listen to your kids
Parenting on the same page
Term 2 2024
The best way to say 'No!' to your kids
Making Family Life Fun
Teaching children that mistakes are okay
Every Day Counts
Technology Giants and Our Kids
Family Goal Setting
Managing fatigue as a parent
The Power of Habit
View webinars View Articles
A new Insights article is released weekly during the term and we will include these with the school newsletter. Insights articles are written by Dr Justin Coulson and other leading experts and provide parenting education and support for a wide variety of traditional and contemporary parenting challenges. You can also access 300+ previous Insights articles on our school’s URL.
Each week Justin will be answering a question from the school community. click here to watch video.
You have access to 4 live webinars a year (one per term). We will announce upcoming webinar details in the Insights articles. You’ll have access to the recording via our school’s URL but as the webinars are live, we recommend you watch them in real time so that you can ask Dr Justin and / or the guest presenter any questions you may have.
We hope you enjoy the Insights and webinars!
We are proud to partner with Camp Australia to provide our Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) program.
Camp Australia – Guiding Children’s Growth
3-Day Guarantee
Camp Australia programs are centred on child enrichment, while ensuring a reliable, engaging and hassle-free OSHC service at our school. Their engaged educators foster a safe, inclusive environment where children can relax, have fun and grow.
There is zero cost to register for before and after school care with Camp Australia. This would ensure that Camp Australia have your child’s/children's details and therefore they could be easily booked into outside school hours care when required or in an emergency.
There is no supervision at school before 8.30am or after 3.20pm. Students are not to be at school outside of these hours as there is no supervision available.
We encourage all families to sign up by clicking here.

Your OSHC – OSHC that inspires
Your OSHC is Camp Australia’s before school, after school and pupil free day program, tailored to the likes and interests of each child in service. Camp Australia’s educators design enriching experiences to inspire your children’s confidence, independence and imagination. In any one week, they could be participating in science experiments, active play, creative expression and more - they believe in learning through experience so that each child can grow.