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‘…..todays the Day the Teddy Bear’s (and Preps) have their picnic….’ In 2 weeks time, on Tuesday April 2nd the Prep’s will venture out of the school for the annual Teddy Bear’s Picnic! The Teddy Bear’s Picnic will happen between 12 and 2pm at Railway Park where we will share a special song, enjoy a shared picnic […]

This week is Harmony Week, a week of celebration of Australia’s cultural diversity. This week from March 17th – March 23rd we will be celebrating our diversity here in the neighbourhoods.  We are inviting our whole school community to attend a special assembly on Friday 29th March at 9 am. Each neighbourhood will be showcasing how they

Today the 3/4 took part in a number of scientific investigations. We experimented, developed, designed, and researched!      

Just a quick note about lunch eating time here at PHPS. All students go out for outside lunch eating time at 11:00, during this time they are able to take any ‘nude’ food such as a sandwich, roll, wrap or piece of fruit. This nude food policy is to cut down on our waste and

A dedicated team of engineers from the Year 2 neighbourhood have constructed a new landmark at Princes Hill Primary. The landmark is an inactive volcano located in the sandpit, just south of the school office. If you are interested in seeing this impressive structure a weekend visit is recommended as it may not be around

Hi All, A gentle reminder that the school photo forms are due back no later than Friday 22nd March. If your family is having siblings the forms need to come to school tomorrow 15th March as the photos are being taken tomorrow. Thanks

Today we had a visitor to the neighbourhood to share a collection! Thanks to Morgan and Charlotte for this reflective blog post on our experience.   On the 14th of March Gaby, Ruben’s mum came into school to share her collection of natural things. As soon as she found out about our inquiry she suggested

Hi All, Below are a list of skills that we are currently working towards in the Prep Neighbourhood. The following statements align with the Victorian Curriculum Foundation Level and have been selected from the Literacy and Numeracy strands. The provocations offered each morning have been designed with these skills in mind and are reinforced within

Year 6 students Hugo and Florian have reached the Regional Tennis finals. Only 12 students across the Northern Metropolitan region are competing at this level – the top two from each division. The winner and runner up will proceed to the State finals. Well done on your achievement boys and all the best for your games

Parent helpers needed for VERY LIGHT duties on Friday evening! I need a handful of parents please, to help out with supervision of the Welcome Picnic this Friday [15th March]. If you’re coming along with the family, and could spare just a few minutes out of your evening I could really use a hand with