The Ryde Community inFocus is a simple way of communicating some insights and observations from the weeks past. It is written to celebrate and share the work that we do and to connect with community around some thoughts and insights into the learning culture at Ryde Public School.
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Our School Vision
Our School Vision
Lifelong learners- How good can we be? Strive today, succeed tomorrow
Lifelong learners- How good can we be? Strive today, succeed tomorrow
At Ryde Public School we believe that every student should be challenged to learn and continually improve in a respectful, inclusive and engaging environment of high expectations.
Our vision is to be partners in learning and collaboratively empower all students to become confident, resilient, self-directed and successful learners.
Wellbeing is the bedrock for all activities across all strategic improvement strategies, reflecting our core beliefs that success and acceptance breeds a culture where all stakeholders feel valued and cared for and prepared to take on challenge.
Lifelong learning, excellence, and happiness are the states of mind promoted in classrooms with the ever present question of 'How good can we be?' being asked across our community daily.
Important Dates & Upcoming Events
Important Dates & Upcoming Events
School Holidays
School Holidays
Monday 28th September 2026 - Friday 9th October 2026
Monday 28th September 2026 - Friday 9th October 2026
Staff Return - School Development Day - 12th October
Staff Return - School Development Day - 12th October
School development days are used by schools to build on the knowledge and skills of our teachers, school leaders and school administrative support staff through a targeted professional learning program. These will operate the way they always have. Students do not attend on these days as there are no timetabled lessons so staff can engage in professional development and planning.
K-6 Students Return Tuesday 13th October 2026
The Best Education Money Can't Buy...You can find it here at Ryde PS.
The Best Education Money Can't Buy...You can find it here at Ryde PS.
ENROLLING NOW for KINDERGARTEN 2027
We have non-local enrolment availability.
Enrolments are welcome throughout the year. If you know a family considering their school options, please share our website or encourage them to contact the school office. We'd be delighted to answer their questions and show them around our school.
https://ehub.enrol.education.nsw.gov.au/schoolenrolment/?schoolCode=3021
Student Voice
Student Voice
Student Report
Student Report
Term 3 has started off amazing with students participating in the K-6 Athletics carnival.
Students engaged in 100 metre, 200 metre and 800 metre racing throughout the whole day. Five records were broken including the 100 metre and 800 metre. Selected students also participated in long jump. The K-2 students also took part in fun athletic activities in the middle of the track. Congratulations to the students who made it to zone and Rishaan and Stevan for breaking school records!
In week 3, our student leaders embarked on an adventure to the Top Ryde Council Chambers for the Mayor for a Day excursion. They discovered all of the wonderful aspects of the meeting rooms and the processes of proposing a bill. The bill that they proposed was asking the chief executive officer of Ryde to build and refurbish more street libraries around the area. Unfortunately, their bill didn't get passed but the event was a great learning opportunity and a practice session to improve our argumentation skills.
In week 3, Ryde Public School also had their open day. It was a day full of wonders and showcases to display the qualities of Ryde. This day revolved around the theme of excellence.
The dance, choir, band, ukulele and dragon dancing performances along with the art and crochet, debating and PSSA showcases were truly excellent. There was also a makers market run by our year 6 students and the P's & C's. Adults and other students had the chance to purchase beautifully crafted items such as crochet creations, bookmarks, custom keychains, resin keychains, desk buddies, framed pictures and more. We have raised over a thousand dollars for the year 6 farewell. Keep it up Ryde Public School!
Also in week 3, Ian engaged in the spelling bee regional competition. He came 5th place out of 36 schools. Let's appreciate these outstanding qualities in our students.
In week 3 Students years 5 & 6 participated in Interalate where they learned about moving into teen years.Students had amazing teachers Shareen and Stephanie. We hope they will be back next year.
Over the past couple of weeks, our student public speakers competed in the school round of the Jordan Lane Speaking Competition. Everyone worked incredibly hard on delivering top-quality prepared speeches, and the best of the best battled each other in the impromptu round. However, only one student from Ryde Public School could participate in the speaking competition. Congratulations to Nathanael for successfully winning the school round of the public speaking competition and for delivering a compelling speech about financial literacy. We wish you the best of luck in the finals!
Term 3 has been so exciting already. Can’t wait to see what we get up to in the upcoming few weeks. Keep up the good work Ryde!
Student Leaders:
Sebastian, Eden, Nathanael, Sophie.
Schools Spectacular
Schools Spectacular
School Highlights
School Highlights
NAIDOC Celerbration
NAIDOC Celerbration
On Wednesday 1 July, Ryde Public School came together to celebrate NAIDOC Week with a Smoking Ceremony and Whole School Indigenous Hip Hop Performance on the school oval. It was a wonderful morning and afternoon of culture, connection and celebration, and we were thrilled to see so many families join us to share in it.
The Smoking Ceremony was a special way to welcome our community and mark the significance of the week. One of the oldest continuing cultural traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, it involved burning native plants to create cleansing smoke — used to welcome visitors, cleanse people and Country, and mark important occasions, representing respect, healing, renewal and connection to culture, community and Country.
In the afternoon, our students' Whole School Indigenous Hip Hop Performance was a joyful celebration of culture through music, dance and storytelling. Thank you to all our students for their participation and pride on the day.
Thank you again for your continued support in helping our children learn about and appreciate the rich cultures and histories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
OPEN Day
OPEN Day
On Thursday 6 August, Ryde Public School celebrated Open Day as part of NSW Public Education Week, with this year's theme Inspiring Excellence. It was a fantastic day for our whole community, with families welcomed in to explore open classrooms and see student learning in action.
The school looked absolutely spectacular for the occasion, thanks to over 200 metres of bunting handmade by our wonderful SLSOs and parent volunteers — a beautiful touch that brought our Inspiring Excellence theme to life across the grounds.
The day featured a range of special performances, including our choir, dance and debating showcases, and a spectacular Lion Dance finale to close things out. Community stalls were running throughout the day, along with a P&C raffle, and families with children starting school next year joined us for our Kindergarten Transition Information Session.
We're also thrilled to share that funds raised by the P&C on the day will go towards our Year 6 Farewell and playground upgrades — a wonderful contribution to our school community.
Thank you to everyone who came along, volunteered, and made the day such a success — it was wonderful to share Inspiring Excellence with so many of our families.
In case you missed the portal message, click HERE to view highlights for 2026 Open Day.
Mayor for a Day
Mayor for a Day
Monday 3rd August, our School Leaders had the incredible opportunity to participate in the City of Ryde's Mayor for a Day event, held at the Council Chambers at Top Ryde as part of Education Week 2026.
Our leaders presented their Notice of Motion on Street Libraries - proposing that all suburbs across the City of Ryde have at least two accessible street libraries, with a focus on refurbishing existing ones and making them welcoming for children and families. Fellow school leaders from across the City of Ryde then debated and voted on each motion.
While our Notice of Motion was not passed on this occasion, we are incredibly proud of our leaders and are already looking ahead. We were inspired by a local school whose motion was not passed last year - and succeeded this year. We plan to refine our motion and come back stronger in 2027!
Our leaders didn't just advocate for their own motion - they actively engaged in the full experience, listening to and voting on Notices of Motion from other schools and supporting their own arguments with evidence-based thinking. They also had the privilege of meeting Mayor Trenton Brown.
Mrs Lewis accompanied our leaders on the day and it was a genuine pleasure to witness the confidence, thoughtfulness and public speaking skills our students displayed. We could not be more proud of their efforts and the maturity with which they represented our school.
Watch this space — the street libraries campaign isn't over yet! 📚
Athletics Carnival
Athletics Carnival
Our whole school athletics carnival was an amazing day filled with teamwork, determination, and house spirit. It was inspiring to watch so many students giving their all in every event, supporting one another, and demonstrating excellent sportsmanship. A huge congratulations to Rishaan and Stevan for breaking school records with their outstanding performances—an incredible achievement! Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to making the day such a great success. We’re excited to see our school proudly represented at the upcoming Zone carnival!
Year 6 Farewell Fundrasing
Year 6 Farewell Fundrasing
🎉 YEAR 6 FUNDRAISING UPDATE
Thanks to our amazing school community, we've raised $4,290 so far! We've unlocked DJ, Photo Booth, Balloons, Lollies, AND Graduation Bears — just $2,610 to go until we unlock the subsidised Year 6 dinner at Epping Club! 🍽️
A special thank you to the anonymous year 6 parent who has donated $300 towards the years 6 farewell! Your generosity has not gone unnoticed!
Two more ways coming up to help us get there:
💇 CRAZY HAIR DAY
ES1 is running Crazy Hair Day this term — Wednesday 19th, Week 5. Get creative!
🍔 BUNNINGS BBQ & CAKE STALL
The P&C is holding a BBQ and cake stall at Gladesville Bunnings on Sunday 23rd August, 8am–4pm. Come along and support the cause!
Every dollar counts — thank you for helping Year 6 get closer to our goal!
Premier’s Spelling Bee Regional Finals
Premier’s Spelling Bee Regional Finals
On Wednesday the 5th of August, Irene in year 3 and Ian in year 6 represented Ryde Public School in the Premier’s Spelling Bee Regional finals. This occurred over zoom with more than 20 schools competing. Students began by spelling words from a long list that had been provided to them. After 3 rounds with the words increasing in difficulty, they progressed to round 5, where they were required to spell words that were unseen. Both Irene and Ian made it to this round. We are so proud of how they represented our school with confidence and pride!
Sydney North Orienteering
Sydney North Orienteering
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of our Stage 3 students who competed at the Sydney North School Sport Orienteering Championships held at St Ives Showgrounds on 10 August. One dedicated RPS relay team finished an impressive 11th place, showcasing great teamwork and navigation skills. Additionally, one of our students participated in a mixed team with peers from another school and secured 17th place. Congratulations to all our young orienteers for their effort, determination, and positive spirit!.
Stage News
Stage News
Diverse Learners
Diverse Learners
This term, students in the Diverse Learners classes have been developing their persuasive writing skills. Students in Years 3–6 have been using the OREO structure (Opinion, Reason, Example, Opinion) to organise and strengthen their persuasive texts. They have enjoyed responding to a range of engaging prompts and have demonstrated excellent critical thinking by generating strong arguments both for and against different topics.
Our Kindergarten students proudly participated in their first Athletics Carnival this term. In preparation, they practised a range of gross motor skills through fun activities such as egg-and-spoon races, ball throwing and kicking. It was wonderful to see their enthusiasm, confidence and teamwork throughout the event.
We are also looking forward to the upcoming Ryde Open Day, where we will celebrate one of our talented students who will be performing in the Lion Dance. We are excited to share this special event with our school community.
Early Stage 1 (Kindergarten)
Early Stage 1 (Kindergarten)
Our Kindergarten students had a fantastic time welcoming their parents during Education Week Open Day. Families were delighted to explore the classroom and see the amazing learning on display, including vibrant artworks, phonics activities and writing pieces. The highlight was the children’s dance performance of The Jungle Book, showcasing their creativity and confidence. It was a joy to share a typical day in Kindergarten with parents and celebrate the wonderful progress of our young learners!
Stage 1 (Years 1 & 2)
Stage 1 (Years 1 & 2)
Stage 1 students had a blast at the K-2 Athletics carnival. Students got to participate in a range of activities building on their fundamental movement skills. Students loved the 60M race on the real race track and can’t wait to race 100m and 200m in the future. A huge congratulations to the 8 year olds who had their first go in the 100M and 200M events, some even making it to the Zone Athletics carnival. A huge thank you to Sportspro for setting up engaging activities for us to play.
Stage 2 (Years 3 & 4)
Stage 2 (Years 3 & 4)
Term 3 has had a busy start. We recently had our athletics carnival, where everyone gave their best. Stage 2 students achieved great results, earning first, second, and third ribbons, and even breaking records. The athletics carnival was so much fun! Good luck to everyone who has made it into the Zone. In sport, we are focusing on balance, teamwork, striking, and fielding. Students are learning different skills and strategies and applying them in games.
Stage 3 (Years 5 & 6)
Stage 3 (Years 5 & 6)
Camp was a great success, and the reflections coming back tell a wonderful story. Abseiling was the runaway favourite — that ninety-degree drop was described as wonderfully weird, and more than one student named it as the thing they had been most excited about all week — closely followed by archery tag, orienteering, bushwalking, trivia night and damper cooked over the fire. Just as often, though, it was the quieter things that stood out: meeting new people, games together in the hall, and the chance to talk with friends after lights out. A real highlight on the last day was gathering to watch part of the Australia v Paraguay World Cup game over lunch — a special treat that went down a treat. There were the usual challenges of camp life — early starts, short showers, a fire drill and a bit of rain — but these experiences reminded students that challenges are often where resilience, teamwork and confidence are built . Our sincere thanks to the staff who made it happen: to the teachers who gave up nights away from their own families, who planned every session, supervised every activity and kept a careful eye on the wellbeing and safety of every child, and to the camp team who fed and looked after everyone so well. Camps like this run smoothly only because a great many people work very hard to make them look easy. We are grateful to them all.
Learning Across Our School
Learning Across Our School
EAL/D (English as and additional Language or Dialect)
EAL/D (English as and additional Language or Dialect)
The EAL/D students at Ryde Public School have had a very proud, collaborative and diligent start to their term. They all did an excellent job with their contributions to the Every Learner, Every Voice showcase for Open Day during Education Week. It was very rewarding for them to share their language and cultural backgrounds with other students, their teachers, their families and the wider school community. It was an opportunity for them to demonstrate how excellent they are, which they most certainly did. Unbeknownst to our students, we also had representatives from the Department of Education’s Multicultural Education department who have approved our project for submission into the 2027 Calendar for Cultural Diversity.
This is a true testament to the authentic way the students have represented themselves and the care they have taken to do so. In completing this project the students have truly shown to themselves and everyone else that their diversity plays a big part in what makes them excellent as well as how much they bring to our school.
To have the opportunity to proudly share their cultures and languages with their peers who then made comments like, “Oh wow, that’s actually so cool”, was a beautiful moment for these children to feel whole-heartedly valued, included and proud of their rich and diverse cultural backgrounds. We are so happy to see them having such pride in themselves and are already looking forward to the next showcase!
Library News
Library News
Premier’s Reading Challenge
As you may know our school is participating in the Premier’s Reading Challenge! So far almost 100 students have completed it. This is a fun and exciting way for students to read books and improve their skills. Students are encouraged to read as many books as they can between now and the end of the challenge (Friday 18th September). Reading helps children learn new words, understand different cultures, and enjoy great stories. Please support your child by encouraging them to take part!
New Books in the Library
We have added many new books to our school library. These include old favourites like Harry Potter and the Storey Treehouse series, Wings of Fire and new non fiction books about ancient and modern history, dinosaurs, Artificial Intelligence and Basketball just to name a few. We invite all students to visit the library and discover their favourite new books. Whether your child likes adventure, animals, or science, there is something for everyone!
A big thank you to our fantastic Parent Book Covering Club. They help prepare the new books so students can borrow them quickly. If you are interested in joining the team, please contact us via the school email.
Preparation for Book Week
Book Week is coming soon! This special week celebrates the joy of reading. This year's theme is a Symphony of Stories. We will have fun activities, a dress-up day, guest author visits by Deborah Abela and Deborah Tidball and storytime events planned. Make sure to keep an eye out for more information coming home soon.
Scholastic Book Club
Our school is also running the Scholastic Book Club. This gives families the chance to buy books at great prices. Every purchase helps us get more books for our library. Students collect a brochure from the library with book choices. Ordering is easy and can be done online.
Thank you for supporting your child’s reading journey. Together, we can help them become lifelong readers and learners!
If you have questions or need help, please contact the school library.
Happy reading!
Mrs Cohen
Teacher Librarian
More Than the Classroom
More Than the Classroom
Visual Arts
Visual Arts
In the lead up to Open Day, the Visual Arts Group have been working extremely hard, racing to have their papier mache works completed for the showcase. The Visual Arts Showcase was a success with many amazed by the quality of work that has been produced by our students. We hope that the artworks have inspired others to unleash their creativity!
As the papier mache chapter ends, we now focus our attention on our next Visual Arts Competition: The Nagoya Art Exchange. We will be nominating 4 students to represent our school in this competition, where a selected winner will have their artwork sent for exhibition overseas. Stay tuned to see the artworks created and who our final nominees will be!
K-2 Junior Choir
K-2 Junior Choir
Congratulations to all members of the Junior Choir who performed at the CAPA showcase on Open Day! Miss Leonard and Miss McKay are extremely proud of all the hard work the choir has put into preparing for their performance - it is clear that this hard work paid off! We look forward to even better performances throughout the second half of the year, including at the end of year CAPA showcase and the Kmart Wishing Tree.
3-6 Senoir Choir
3-6 Senoir Choir
Our Senior Choir delighted audiences on Open Day with vibrant performances of Moments We Live For, Cover Me in Sunshine, and Walking on Sunshine. Their energy and enthusiasm truly shone through each song. Looking ahead, the choir will be participating in full-day rehearsals during Week 5 and Week 10, collaborating with students from other schools in preparation for an exciting performance at the Ryde School Spectacular. We are proud of our students' commitment and can’t wait to see and hear them shine on the big stage!
K-2 Dance
K-2 Dance
Our K-2 Infants Dance Group gave a fantastic first performance at Open Day! After just 10 weeks of practice, the young dancers confidently performed their routine to the song "Havana." Their enthusiasm and hard work truly shone on stage – well done to all our performers!
3-4 Dance
3-4 Dance
Junior Dance has been practising for their upcoming performance. They have been working hard for Open Day and are starting to learn another routine. We love to see their commitment to the team!
5-6 Dance
5-6 Dance
Senior Dance recently showcased their incredible talents at Open Day earlier this term, captivating audiences with their vibrant performance. We are excited to announce that, for the first time, Ryde Public School will be participating in the Hills Dance Spectacular on Sunday, 23rd of August. We look forward to seeing their energy and passion shine once more!
Ukulele
Ukulele
Our inaugural RPS Ukulele Club has finally achieved liftoff! Fresh from showing off their shiny new instruments on Open Day, our eager young ukulelists are beginning to find their feet and their harmonies.
The intrepid ten are learning to strum and pluck their way through their first chords and are nothing if not ambitious in their goals. Can they learn TWO whole songs and perform them by the end of the Year? Stay tuned (ha) to find out!
Gardening Club
Gardening Club
Our Gardening Club has been busy in the garden this term! Students have planted snow peas, which are growing beautifully, and have enjoyed learning about how to care for their plants as they grow. It has been wonderful to watch their excitement as they check on the progress each week.
We are also looking forward to taking part in a Grow Your Own Sunflower Competition. Students will nurture their sunflowers over the coming weeks and see whose plant grows the tallest. It's a fantastic opportunity for students to develop their gardening skills, learn about plant life cycles, and enjoy spending time outdoors.
Crotchet
Crotchet
The Crochet Club’s showcase at Open Day was a wonderful display of student creativity and hard work. The group showcased a variety of crochet projects, each showing different skill levels—from beginners to those more experienced. Every piece was unique, and visitors enjoyed seeing many colourful and interesting designs. Miss Gummery and Miss McKay are very proud of how much effort the students put into preparing for the showcase. The exhibition not only showed off what the students have learned, but also brought everyone’s projects together and celebrated their achievements as a group.
Debating
Debating
Our debating teams, the Ryde Ravens and Ryde Raptors, have been working hard to prepare for and participate in their debates. Each week, students have been building their content knowledge, developing clear arguments, practising rebuttals, speaking with confidence and strengthening their teamwork skills.
Round One was themed around education, and Ryde Public School was proud to host both debates in person. The Ryde Ravens debated against the Gladesville Public School Gladiators, while the Ryde Raptors debated against the Boronia Park Public School team. Both teams represented our school with enthusiasm and determination, with the Ryde Ravens achieving a win and the Ryde Raptors gaining valuable experience from a closely contested debate.
Round Two focused on media and screens, with both Ryde teams debating teams from Ryde East Public School. Our students performed impressively, applying their preparation, teamwork and quick thinking throughout the debates. It was an exciting round, with both the Ryde Ravens and Ryde Raptors achieving victories on the day.
We are now looking forward to Round Three, which will be themed around responsibilities. Both teams will debate against teams from Kent Road Public School, and we are excited to see our debaters continue to grow in confidence, skill and teamwork.
Ms Cardillo & Mr Parthasarathy
Debating Program Coordinators
SRC
SRC
Student Representative Council (SRC) News
The SRC is a group of students who meet every week. They talk about important events and activities happening at our school during the year. Their job is to help make the school a happy and friendly place for all students.
The SRC members also think of ways to raise money. This money is used to help people who need support in our school community. The students are learning how to work together and care for others.
We are proud of our SRC students for their hard work and good ideas. They help make our school a better place for everyone.
School Magazine
School Magazine
Ms Cardillo and Mr McMahon
School Magazine Coordinators
The Inspire Magazine team has been working hard behind the scenes on an exciting new edition of our school magazine. Students have been developing their skills as young journalists, learning about interviewing, researching, writing and editing, while also building important skills in collaboration, communication and time management. The editorial team has been especially busy preparing and conducting a number of exciting interviews, including conversations with some well-known and fascinating figures — but we won’t reveal too much just yet!
There are plenty of exciting projects on the horizon, and we can’t wait to share the interviews, articles and other student work that are currently taking shape. Our magazine team continues to grow in confidence and creativity as they experience what it is like to work together on a real publication. We are hoping to have the latest edition of Inspire ready to share soon, so keep an eye out — there is plenty more to come!
P&C Report
P&C Report
Dear Parents and Carers,
What an incredible start to Term 3 we have had! Education Week Open Day on August 6 brought hundreds of families together to celebrate the achievements of the students and teachers at Ryde Public School. It also was an opportunity for the wider community to get involved in some fundraising and show our practical support for the school by running food and drink stalls and organising a Stage 3 Maker’s Market stalls!
Thanks to the Kindy parents Cecilia Mulya for the Filipino bacon and egg pandesal stall and Grace Huang for the Indonesian Mie Goreng stall. They raised $586 and $62.50 respectively for the P&C’s playground fund. Thank you for sharing your cultural and food with us – you’ve widened many of our eyes to some new flavours!
Thanks go to Year 6 parent, Ali Law, who organised the lemonade stall with the help of myself and Ping Chen. They raised $607 for the year 6 farewell! With such a perfect balance of sweet and sour you had people coming back for second and third cups!
Thanks to the many Stage 6 Maker’s Market stall holders and their parents who supported them to organise their stalls. There were stalls for face painting, balloon animals, crochet animals, bookmarks, pipe cleaner creations, bracelets, original artworks, keychains, stickers and more! Together you raised $1,450 for the Year 6 farewell! Such an incredible effort! As this was our first time ever organising a Maker’s Market, the support for this completely blew us away! We are so proud of your creativity and entrepreneurial skills.
Volunteers are what these kinds of events rely on and without their help, none of this would be possible! So thank you Amy Treadwell, Jacqueline Chui, Matina Kyriakou and Gerard Moujali at the Stall Ticket sales table. Thank you, Matina, for organising the Maker’s Market stalls too. Thank you to Claire Spicer who put in hours of work to make up the stall ticket booklets with me!
Finally, thank you to the local businesses that made our Pick Your Prize Raffle possible through their generous donations. Thank you to Bunnings Gladesville, Globalart Top Ryde, Big W Top Ryde, Events Cinemas Top Ryde, Coco Cubano Top Ryde, Timezone Top Ryde, Kmart Top Ryde, Thinkahead Meadowbank, The Coffee Club, Boost Juice and last but not least Lisa Tran for the lovely fruit hamper! We sold 537 tickets and raised $1,056! Thank you Parisa Nejati and Lisa for looking after the Raffle table on the day! The winners have all been notified and their prizes claimed! To see a list of the winning tickets please check out the raffle link: https://tickets.rafflelink.com/ryde-public-school-p-and-c/ryde-pc-pick-your-prize
On Sunday the August 23rd we will be at Gladesville Bunnings to fundraise for the Year 6 Farewell and the upcoming playground upgrades with a BBQ and cake stall!
We would love to have lots of yummy cakes, cupcakes and cookies to sell! So we are making a general call out to Ryde families, if you can bake and please help and drop off your goodies to the canteen on the Friday afternoon before or drop them in at Bunnings on Sunday! If you are not a baker, that’s fine. We would love help on the day to sell the delicious food and man the bbq! Please sign up using these links:
Volunteering on the day:
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C0444AFAE2DA5FEC61-64695913-bunnings
Baking for the cake stall:
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C0444AFAE2DA5FEC61-65074679-cake
Lastly, we are partnering with Grill’d this August! For every burger you get you can put a token in our jar. The community jar with the most tokens gets $300 and the two runners up get $100. So enjoy a burger and support your P&C!
Upcoming Events
Sunday 23 August: Bunnings BBQ and cake stall.
To help at future events, join our P&C Helpers WhatsApp group:
But that’s enough from me for now!
Look forward to sharing again with you all at the end of term.
Kind regards,
Cathrine Isaacs
RPS P&C President
Community Connections
Community Connections
TEAM KIDS
Young Engineers
Feedback is a GIFT
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