Term 1 finishes on Thursday 2nd April 2026 and all students will be dismissed at 2.10pm. Please make sure your child is collected on time, or alternative care arrangements made. 

If you need after school care please contact Camp Australia.

We would like to sincerely thank CB Motor Group for becoming Werribee Primary School’s first ever sponsor. Their generous support and belief in our school community is greatly appreciated and will have a positive impact on our students and programs. 

For more information on their services, please go to their website at www.cbmotorgroup.com.au

We are inviting parents/carers to come along to our Open Morning.  This is a great opportunity to see your child/ren in their classroom and to talk about their learning with them.  Time: 9:00am – 9:45am.  We look forward to seeing our families enjoying time in the classrooms.

School camps play a vital role in the education of your child and build upon the Health and Physical Education program in our school. 

They provide an excellent opportunity for children to develop personal attributes such as self-reliance, tolerance and co-operation.

The camp provides children with opportunities to take healthy risks in a safe and nurturing environment and offers students new, varied, challenging and practical experiences. 

Total cost $334.00

Deposit - $100.00 due by Friday 6th March 2026

Instalment - $100.00 due by Friday 21st March 2026

Final Payment - $134.00 due by Friday 4th April 2026

Requirements:
Students to bring a snack and packed lunch for the first day. We will provide a detailed list of what to bring to camp at a later date.

Additional Notes:

SSB (school savings bonus), CSEF plus any credits on your account can be used for this event.

Applications for CSEF can be made at the office by the end of Term 2. If you hold a valid means-tested concession card or are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible for CSEF. A special consideration category also exists for asylum seeker and refugee families.

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:

• new student enrolments: your child has started or changed schools this year.
• changed family circumstances: such as a change of custody, change of name, concession card number, or new siblings commencing this year.

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

All Victorian government primary schools follow a statewide timeline for enrolling in Foundation (Prep) for the 2027 school year.

If you have a child starting primary school in 2027, it’s time to enrol. Make sure to submit your enrolment application by Friday 31 July 2026.

If you are enrolling the sibling of a student at our school for Foundation in 2027, and both children will be attending our school at the same time, your child is prioritised for a place at our school.

It is important to submit your enrolment application to us on time as it will ensure your child is included in all transition activities if offered enrolment at our school. This also allows us to plan our classrooms, staffing and transition activities, and ensures your child has the best start to school.

For more information, please read about how to enrol your child in Foundation at vic.gov.au/enrolling-foundation-prep.

If you would like to enrol your child in Foundation (Prep) in 2027, please contact our school office on 9742 6659 or werribee.ps@education.vic.gov.au to book a school tour or request an application form.

Our School Zone 

Our school zone is available on findmyschool.vic.gov.au which hosts the most up-to-date information on school zones in Victoria. 

Students residing within our school zone are guaranteed a place at our school. Your school zone is determined based on your permanent residential address. 

Our school manages enrolments using the Placement Policy to ensure that students have access to their local school. Students may enrol at another school if there are available places. 

For more information about our school zone, please contact our school. For answers to frequently asked questions about school zones, visit School zones. 

2027 Application and Enrolment Forms

2027 Foundation (Prep) Enrolment Pack for Parents and Carers

2027 Application Form

2027 Enrolment Form
Fact Sheet - Enrolling in primary school for 2027

Foundation enrolment poster

What you need to do: 

1. Book an optional school tour by clicking here.
2. Download the Foundation (Prep) enrolment information pack from Enrolling in Foundation (Prep) (available by Monday 20 April 2026). This pack includes guidance on the application process. 
3. Submit an enrolment application by Friday 31 July 2026. 
4. You will be notified of the outcome of your application between Monday 3 August and Friday 14 August 2026. 
5. If you receive an enrolment offer, you should accept the offer by Friday 28 August 2026.
6. Take part in school transition sessions during Term 4, 2026.
7. Prepare your child to start Foundation (Prep) from Thursday 28 January 2027.

Enrolment applications submitted after 31 July 2026 will be processed by our school as they are received, in accordance with the department’s Enrolment Policy. 

For more information about the Foundation enrolment timeline, visit: Enrolling in Foundation (Prep).  

Other year level enrolments 

We also accept enrolment applications for students in other year levels. You can submit a request at any time in the school year.  

Eligible students who live within our school zone are guaranteed a place, while students outside the zone may be enrolled if there are available places. 

If you are seeking enrolment at any other year levels, please contact our school for more information. 

Our school zone 

Our school zone is available on findmyschool.vic.gov.au which hosts the most up-to-date information on school zones in Victoria. 

Students residing within our school zone are guaranteed a place at our school. Your school zone is determined based on your permanent residential address. 

Our school manages enrolments using the Placement Policy to ensure that students have access to their local school. Students may enrol at another school if there are available places.  

• For more information about our school zone, please contact our school at ps@education.vic.gov.au
• For answers to frequently asked questions about school zones and enrolling in Victorian government schools, visit School zones.

Year 7 enrolments  

All Victorian government secondary schools follow the statewide Year 6 to 7 placement timeline. The timeline advises families when and how to enrol their child at a Victorian government secondary school.  

Applications for Year 7 open from Monday 20 April 2026. 

Victorian government primary schools manage the Year 7 placement process for their Year 6 students in accordance with the timeline. At the start of Term 2, primary schools will distribute information packs to parents and carers. 

What you need to do: 

1. Download the Year 6 to 7 Placement Information pack from Moving from primary to secondary school (available from Monday 20 April 2026). The pack includes guidance on the application process. 
2. Submit an enrolment application by Friday 8 May 2026. 
   1. If your child attends a government primary school, all communication about your child's placement must be with the Year 6 Coordinator or Transition Coordinator at your child's primary school until a placement is offered.
   2. If your child is home schooled or attends a non-government primary school, you may submit the application form directly to our school by Friday 8 May 2026.

3. You will receive notification of your child’s Year 7 placement offer on Wednesday 24 June 2026. 

Enrolment applications submitted after Friday 8 May 2026 will be processed by our school as they are received, in accordance with the department’s Enrolment Policy. 

You can find more information about applying for Year 7 placement at Moving from primary to secondary school. 

Other year level enrolments 

We also accept enrolment applications for students in other year levels. You can submit a request at any time in the school year. Eligible students who live within our school zone are guaranteed a place, while students outside the zone may be enrolled if there are available places. 

If you are seeking enrolment at any other year levels, please contact our school for more information. 

Your support of this program will help ensure your School Crossing Supervisor is shown the appreciation they deserve for their commitment to the ongoing safety of our children.

School Crossings Victoria INC, PO BOX 3032 Mornington 3931, schoolcrossings@gmail.com www.schoolcrossingsvictoria.com.au 

Measles cases are rising in Victoria and around the world. Returned travellers make up most cases, but local spread has also been detected.

Vaccination is the most safe and effective way to protect yourself and others against measles. 

People need 2 doses of a measles-containing vaccine to be fully protected.

To help protect against measles, you should check your family’s measles vaccinations today. This is particularly important if you are:

• planning any travel
• were born during or after 1966
• were born overseas.

You can check your measles vaccination records: 

• on your Medicare online account through MyGovor by contacting the Australian Immunisation Register on 1800 653 809 
• on your personal health records, such as your childhood immunisation records 
• by speaking to your GP or immunisation provider. 

About measles

Measles is a viral infection. It spreads easily from airborne droplets, such as from coughing or sneezing, and nose and throat secretions.

Symptoms may include:

• fever
• feeling tired or unwell
• cough or runny nose
• sore and red eyes (conjunctivitis)
• diarrhoea – especially in infants.

This is usually followed by a red, blotchy, non-itchy rash that often starts on the face before spreading down the body.

Measles can cause serious illness and be life-threatening. People who are not fully immunised or have not had a previous measles infection are at increased risk.

Pregnant women, children aged under 5 years and those with weakened immune systems are at increased risk of severe illness and complications.

If your child develops measles symptoms, you should:

• keep your child home from school and seek medical care and testing
• call the health service and wear a face mask when travelling to and attending the health service
• let our school know if your child has measles, or is being tested for measles
• keep your child at home until well and advised by a health professional.

Free measles vaccines

Anyone who does not have 2 doses of measles vaccine, or is unsure, can get a measles vaccine.

Free vaccines are available for:

• infants aged 12 months to 18 months
• children and teenagers aged under 20 years
• adult refugees and humanitarian entrants.

Free vaccines are also available for anyone with or without a Medicare card if they are:

• born during or after 1966 who have not received 2 doses or are unsure, including people born overseas
• infants from 6 months and before 11 months of age before overseas travel.

Vaccination is widely available at your GP, local pharmacist, local council or Aboriginal Health Service. Call ahead to see if you are eligible for a free vaccine.

If your child has had new or catch-up vaccines, we encourage you to give our school an updated immunisation history statement.

Find out more

For more information, refer to:

• the Better Health Channel web page How to find your immunisation records
• the Department of Health for translated resources about measles and measles immunisations
• your GP, local pharmacist, local council or Aboriginal Health Service.

The Department of Education has launched an Easing into adolescence webpage for families of students aged 10 to 14 (Grade 5 to Year 8).

The webpage has information and strategies you can use to help ease your child into adolescence and secondary school. These include:

• a guide to emotion coaching. Staff from The University of Melbourne’s Tuning in to Teens Kids program developed the guidance.
• how to support your adolescent with their studies and more generally. Parenting expert and clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller helped develop this resource.

Subtitles for videos by The University of Melbourne on the webpage are available in 10 languages. You can select your preferred language on the translations page.

For questions about these resources, contact the Strategic Partnerships, Transitions and Student Voice team. You can email them at Secondary.School.Transition@education.vic.gov.au.

To register, please click the link below or scan the QR code on the flyer:

• Auskick (for ages 4-6) – A fun, introductory program designed to help younger kids develop basic AFL skills in a supportive, friendly environment.

Register – https://www.playhq.com/afl/register/a5dcc1

• Superkick (for ages 7-12) – Aimed at kids who are ready to take their AFL skills to the next level, focusing on skill development and team play.

Register - https://www.playhq.com/afl/register/14c8f2

• 7th of April Hogans Road Hoppers Crossing & 15^th of April Saltwater Reserve Point Cook
• Both dates start at 9am - 3pm 
• Saltwater Reserve Point Cook & Hogans Reserve Hoppers Crossing
• 1 Full Day Program $55 entry

✅ Fun and engaging sessions!

✅ AFL Giveaways & Prizes!

✅ Great way to stay active and meet new friends!

✅ All skill levels welcome!

✅ All Girls Group Available!

Don't miss out! Register now and get your kids kicking goals this season for 2026! ⚡️

Please reach out if you have any questions by emailing marlon.carub@afl.com.au.

IPC Health and Catholiccare Victoria are cofacilitating Parenting program called “Tuning in to Kids” for Emotion coaching parents of children aged 3-10 years.

This program will be run in term 2 for 6 consecutive weeks each Thursdays from 30^th April to 4^th June at IPC Wyndhamvale and Please find attached flyer of the program.