Our school community came together for a special Dress Down Day, and what an inspiring day it was! Students and staff were invited to swap their uniforms for their favourite casual clothes, all in support of children in need.

The corridors were filled with colour, creativity and smiles as everyone proudly showed off their outfits. More importantly, the day highlighted our school’s spirit of kindness and generosity. Thanks to the participation of students, families and staff, we raised money to support important services and opportunities for children who need it most.

Events like Dress Down Day remind us that small actions can make a big difference. A big thank you to everyone who contributed and took part. Together, we’ve helped create positive change and had lots fun doing it!

Our school was proud to take part in Anti-Bullying Week, a national event that encourages students, staff and families to work together to create a safe, respectful and supportive environment for everyone.

The theme this year was “Power for Good”, reminding us that small acts of kindness—whether in the classroom, online or on the playground—can make a big difference.

Throughout the week, students took part in activities, including:

• Class discussions and assemblies focused on friendship, empathy and respect, including a visit from our very own superheros

• Odd Socks Day, a fun opportunity for everyone to celebrate individuality and stand up against bullying in all its forms

We encourage parents and carers to continue the conversation at home by talking with children about how to recognise bullying, how to seek help, and how to support others.

Together, we can ensure our school remains a place where every student feels valued, safe, and included.