Primary Newsletter
IN THIS ISSUE:
News from the Classroom
Birthdays
Student Achievements
Dear Parents and Caregivers, In addition, they provide scope to involve the broader school community as spectators, audience members and invaluable costume makers, set builders and make-up artists. They are another reminder that schools are all about people and relationships, and we celebrate this in the Primary School.
Welcome back to the final school term of 2022! I trust that it will be a happy and productive one for all our students and that the year will end in the best possible way, especially as they reflect on their successes and memorable moments.
Year 6
The Year K-2 students now have their own production of Annie KIDS to look forward to. I have no doubt that it will be just as amazing and that they will enjoy the whole process of rehearsals and getting ready for the big production. I know that the effort will be immense and will involve an enormous team of individuals, so I wish them all everything of the best for the coming weeks.
Amber Charles
Although the holiday was brief, I hope that it allowed everyone to catch their collective breath, as the past term was certainly a full one. It ended on an incredibly positive note, with the spectacular production of The Lion King Jr, which I’m sure is still fresh in the minds of all the Year 3-6 students, their teachers and everyone else who played a role in its success.
Events such as this, along with the other mass -participation occasions on the school calendar, such as dance shows, the choir eisteddfod, and the various sports carnivals, are wonderful opportunities for the school community to come together. They really do epitomise what it is to be part of a larger whole, and they allow the students to be swept up in the excitement of the moment. The Reddam House Primary School Newsletter
Volume 22 Issue Friday 14 October 2022
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