Office News

Term 3 School Fees:

Term 3 school fees are due this Friday 13th August.  Thank you to those families who have finalised their school fees for Term 3.

Parent Portal:

Thank you to those parents who are using the Parent PORTAL. (Sentral for Parents APP) At the end of this year, we will stop using the SZAPP.  (Skoolzine App)  For now, all permission notes are sent home via the Parent Portal.  Absentee notifications are recommended to be sent via the Portal. This is the easiest way for you to report your child being absent.  All absentee notifications are directly uploaded into the system and actioned accordingly.  If you are having difficulties with the Portal and require some help please do not hesitate to contact the school office.  We are more than happy to trouble shoot any issues you are having with you.  

Sick Children:

Just a reminder that if your child presents to Sick Bay for any reason due to them being unwell, the office will contact a parent or caregiver to come to collect.  It is unfortunately the season for many colds and coughs and we understand that throughout the colder months, this is unfortunately inevitable for a lot of our children at school.  However, it is also important to understand that children who are coughing or do have runny noses must stay home until they are well.  Spreading the germs at school does not help other children in the class or the teachers.  Please help us by keeping unwell children at home.  Thank you.

Medical Certificates:

Just a reminder to parents, if your child is unwell for a length of time, usually more than 2 days, it is a requirement to supply a medical certificate for the duration your child is absent from school.  This is a legal requirement.  Thankyou.

Welcome to our new Crossing Supervisor:

Next week we welcome our new Crossing Supervisor to St Saviour's Primary School, Jo-Ann Hooper.  Jo-Ann will be working alongside our current Crossing Supervisors, Janette and Anna. We know our families will welcome Jo-Ann to St Saviour's Primary.

Please continue to cross at the school crossings with care and caution. Both crossings are extremely busy both before and after school.  Our crossing supervisors are there to ensure we all cross safely in the peak traffic times.