From the Principal
Thank you for taking the time to view our school website and find out more about the learning community of Healesville Primary School. We strive to help parents create inquisitive, self-motivated, and reflective young people who have well-developed skills in literacy, numeracy and interpersonal awareness. Seizing opportunities takes courage, in yourself and your abilities, and our work with students and families helps instil this courage and confidence
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We look forward to our first Transition session with our 2025 Preps.
See you all this afternoon!
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Our students have been working hard to fill up the school tokens for our school wide positive behaviour! As a reward for all their hard work we are putting on a crazy sock day this Friday! Wear your craziest socks the louder the better 🥳
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Congratulations to our very own Miss Laidlaw for being the recipient of the Rotary Club, Pride of Workmanship award. Always going above and beyond for our school and students we are incredibly proud of you. Rotary Club of Healesville Rotary InternationalLast Thursday 10th October, I had the pleasure of attending the Healesville Rotary Club's Pride of Workmanship Award dinner with Kelly Laidlaw. Kelly was the co-recipient of the award this year. Kelly was nominated not only because of her high-quality teaching but also because of her commitment to the Healesville community. Kelly is a passionate, dedicated teacher who always strives to bring out the best in her students. She is our numeracy leader, she overseas and directs the way we teach Mathematics at HPS.
Kelly runs the support and extension programs with great success. She has brought about so much positive change in our students' attitudes towards Maths. On behalf of our school community, I congratulate Kelly on receiving such a prestigious award - well done!
Regards, Tracey Robertson-Smith
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Last Thursday 10th October, I had the pleasure of attending the Healesville Rotary Club's Pride of Workmanship Award dinner with Kelly Laidlaw. Kelly was the co-recipient of the award this year. Kelly was nominated not only because of her high-quality teaching but also because of her commitment to the Healesville community. Kelly is a passionate, dedicated teacher who always strives to bring out the best in her students. She is our numeracy leader, she overseas and directs the way we teach Mathematics at HPS.
Kelly runs the support and extension programs with great success. She has brought about so much positive change in our students' attitudes towards Maths. On behalf of our school community, I congratulate Kelly on receiving such a prestigious award - well done!
Regards, Tracey Robertson-Smith
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Well deserved Kelly 👏
Well deserved! What a teacher and human being 🙌
Well done Kelly. So well deserved. You are such an amazing teacher/Person. 🌟
We can’t wait to see everyone in the morning! Don’t forget to pop your hat in your bag and your drink bottle!
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Easy family fun idea! Creating childhood memories is as simple as changing up what your already doing. Instead of just serving ice cream create a sundae bar!
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We hope your enjoying the grand final celebrations! Will the Lions claw their way to victory or will the Swans soar into the lead! Who are you cheering for?
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Swans all the way.
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Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Ancestors, Elders and families of the Kulin who are the Traditional Owners and Custodians of our land. As we share our own knowledge practices within the school may we pay respect to the deep knowledge embedded within the Aboriginal community and their ownership of Country.
We acknowledge that the land on which we meet is a place of age-old ceremonies of celebration, initiation and renewal and that the Kulin people’s living culture has a unique role in the life of this region. We are committed to building better relationships and fostering greater understanding between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
