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Learning Beyond the Classroom

Anyone who has spent time at the Rampayoh sandpit recently can’t have helped but notice there has been a major project underway. For a number of weeks now, a group of children have been displaying a wealth of personal qualities as they transform the sandpit into a ‘Luxury Pool’, complete with steps, slides, sculptures, water features and even a bridge the children can crawl under. Well done everyone for your continued resilience, cooperation, reflection and creativity!

Parent Workshop

Monday 15th May @ 8am

Dance and drama studio - melilas

This workshop aims to help parents develop their understanding of how to be supportive and knowledgeable to support your child in a digital world. This is an increasingly complex and important role for parents. With the ever changing digital landscape at your child’s fingertips it is hard to keep track of their online world. Join our Digital Education Teacher, Mr Simon along with parent and guest speaker Mr Alexander as they share useful tips and facts to help inform interactions around the digital world at home.

Program

8am: Welcome and introductions

8:05am: Parent & Guest Speaker - Mr.Alexander will share his insights into ‘digital hygiene’and share some useful digital parenting tips

8:25am: Mr Simon will provide an overview of the school Digital Literacy program

8:40am: Refreshments (coffee and tea) and an opportunity to ask any questions and discuss the content covered in the workshop

All parents are welcome to attend. We hope you to see you there.

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