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Term 3 has flown by with lots of fantastic learning across the school.
It was a highlight of our term to have our open classrooms so well attended by our families. Our open classrooms will be an approach we continue to take as a means to share student learning and allow students and parents to engage with each other about the learning within the classroom. Taking an interest in the learning of your child is a key way to support them and enhance their engagement and commitment towards their schooling.
We wish all our year 5 and 6 students well who are participating in the Country Gold carnivals (at the time of writing). They have all been working hard on preparing for the carnivals and I am sure they will represent themselves, their team, family, and school with pride. Our winter sporting program across the Term has been a wonderful way for our students to build their skills, as well as sportsmanship and socialise with other students from different schools. We would like to thank all of the wonderful high school students from Star of the Sea, Lilydale District School and Port Dalrymple School who came and umpired and coached this season. Without them it would be very difficult to run the days as successfully as we do.
Early in Term 4 (Friday the 17th of October), our year 3-6 students will have the opportunity to come together with other students from the George Town schools to participate in a Mass Choir event. This event is organised by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and funded by Bell Bay Aluminium. This is a wonderful opportunity and wish to thank both organisations for their continued and ongoing support of the arts in George Town.
As we enter Term 4 we have begun our planning for next year in terms of class structure, classes and staffing. We will continue to update everyone as soon as we lock in decisions, however, staffing is often unknown until late in the year (sometimes not until the following year). As always we are as open and transparent in with this as we can be but are reliant on the Department and their staffing procedures before we can make announcements.
Finally, have a wonderful and refreshing break and don’t forget your hat for term 4!
Monday 13 October | First Day Term 4 |
Thursday 16 October | Crazy Hair Day - Just for fun, no donation needed |
Thursday 23 October | Assembly (12:15pm start) 3/4 Scilini 5/6 G sharing |
Friday 31 October | Professional Learning - Student Free Day |
Monday 3 November | Recreation Day - Public Holiday |
Friday 7 November | Colour Run |
Thursday 20 November | Assembly (12:15pm start) 1/2 Holz & Prep sharing |
Friday 28 November | Casual Clothes Day - grocery item donation |
Monday 1 December | Grocery hamper raffle tickets go home |
Thursday 18 December | Students Last Day 2025 |

Today we are held a Sports Colours Day. Students were asked to dress in the colours of their favourite sports team or even wear their sports club uniform. It was great to see so many students dress up and show off their teams colours with pride. We raised an amazing $210 to help go towards Rhianna's breast cancer awareness fundraiser.













A tremendous effort was made by all who participated in the TPSSA Country Gold Carnival yesterday. We're very proud of you all. Thank you to our parents and staff who sent through photos.















Merit Certificates - Week 8 Term 3
Prep Quinn - awarded by Miss Kerryn | |
Troy | Settling into his new school really well and consistently showing lovely manners |
Jack | Making some fantastic spelling choices in writing this week |
1 Grace | |
Bobby | Creating interesting sentences during animal writing |
Grace | Her positive attitude across all learning areas |
1/2 Locke | |
Jasie | Commitment to morning reading |
Ava | Showing integrity in everything she does |
Poppie | Always having a positive attitude towards school and learning |
1/2 Holz | |
Kobi | His persistent hard work to improve his reading and numeracy skills |
Alice | Always being ready to learn with a positive attitude |
3/4 Garwood | |
Whole class | Working hard in all subjects to do their best and for always accepting each other |
3/4 Clancy | |
Tao | Working hard to improve his understanding of division, addition and multiplication |
Alizah-Rose | Working hard to improve her understanding of co-ordination conjunctions, sentence construction and parts of speech |
3/4 Scilini | |
Victor | Excellent growth in his oral reading fluency |
Tyler | Being willing to have a go at challenging tasks and asking for support when needed |
5/6 Gee | |
Ellouise | A huge improvement in her reading fluency |
Caleb | His amazing skills in the game of chess |
5/6 Timms - awarded by Miss Singline | |
Eli | Making positive choices towards his learning and actively participating in science |
Charlie | Showing a great growth in confidence and actively participating in class discussions |
Mrs Edwards | |
Victor | His excellent progress with reading. Victor's rate, accuracy and expression have greatly improved |
Merit Certificates - Week 10 Term 3
Prep Quinn - Awarded by Miss Kerryn | |
Lila | Always being kind and thoughtful towards others |
Karsen | Being so courageous and brave in standing in front of the class to do show and tell for the very first time in prep |
1 Grace | |
Kyeden | Showing an excellent understanding of skip counting |
Sebastian | Improved concentration during all learning tasks |
Theo | Working hard to improve his handwriting |
1/2 Locke - Awarded by Ms Higgins | |
Whole Class | Being adaptable, hard working and respectful while Mrs Locke has been away |
1/2 Holz | |
Isaac | His improved positive attitude across all areas of his learning |
Korbyn | Always trying his hardest with his learning |
3/4 Garwood | |
Rocco | Working hard to participate happily in all his learning tasks |
Tyron | Making a settled start to schooling at South George Town Primary |
3/4 Clancy | |
Nate | Outstanding application to all school work |
Macey | Outstanding behaviour! Outstanding application to all school work! Outstanding kindness to others |
3/4 Scilini | |
Rashard | Being helpful around the classroom |
Hayden | His effort and active listening during word origins |
5/6 Gee | |
Savannah | Her improved growth mindset |
Archie R | His extensive work in Maths, especially in the area of 3D shapes. |
5/6 Timms - Awarded by Miss Singline | |
Georgia | Her outstanding work during HASS and always extending herself in her learning |
Lucas | His wonderful attitude towards his learning and active participation |
Mrs Edwards | |
Rosie | Her wonderful progress with reading. She is reading with automaticity, smoothness and a confident volume |
Every school day matters.
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