On Monday, together with our 6th Class students, we shall be opening the Burumurring Playground. Our first day of play in this area will provide some added excitement to what already will be a big day for all our students. Burumurring is the indigenous name for the Eagle, and this space along with our bush area will be a popular spot for play while we await the completion of our new playing field.
While there is a great deal of enthusiasm in coming back, we all need to do our part whilst at school to ensure the safest environment. Students will be encouraged to wash and sanitise hands regularly, and while masks are not mandated, they are recommended for students whilst indoors, particularly from grades 3 to 6. Parents are asked to be mindful of flu-like symptoms within the household and to continue to get tested.
Head of School’s Comment
On Monday, together with our 6th Class students, we shall be opening the Burumurring Playground. Our first day of play in this area will provide some added excitement to what already will be a big day for all our students. Burumurring is the indigenous name for the Eagle, and this space along with our bush area will be a popular spot for play while we await the completion of our new playing field.
While there is a great deal of enthusiasm in coming back, we all need to do our part whilst at school to ensure the safest environment. Students will be encouraged to wash and sanitise hands regularly, and while masks are not mandated, they are recommended for students whilst indoors, particularly from grades 3 to 6. Parents are asked to be mindful of flu-like symptoms within the household and to continue to get tested.
Julian Wilcock
Headmaster
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