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Our School Day
9.00 - 11.20am Learning Time (Brain Food eaten at 10am) 11.20 - 11.30am Lunch (supervised eating time in Classroom) 11.30 - 12pm Play time in the Yard 12 - 1.25pm Learning Time 1.25 - 1.30pm Afternoon snack (supervised eating in Classroom) 1.30 - 2.00pm Recess (play time) 2.00 - 3.15pm Learning Time Please note: Yard supervision commences from 8.45-9.00am and then from 3.15-3.30pm on school days.
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Term Dates (click here)SCHOOL PLAN 2018
NAPLAN
How to read your NAPLAN results Foundation 2019 Enrolments
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Forming a Partnership
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At Wodonga Primary, we encourage our families to work in partnership with the school. When school and home work together, students develop a more positive attitude towards learning and are motivated, energetic learners. We have an ‘open door policy’ which means that you are welcome to pop into the classroom and support the program that is happening.
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COMMUNICATION
Our school uses the Compass School Manager to keep parents informed and up-to-date with school activities and information.
This program also provides opportunities to communicate school events, absences and student progress/reports. You can access the program via a FREE Download from your App Store by searching for Compass School Manager The App supports our endeavours to digitalise information to parents and aligns with reducing the impact on the environment. School reports are only provided on the App. NewslettersAn e-Newsletter is sent out each Monday via Compass and is also loaded on our Website's News page. The newsletter is an effective way of communicating between the school and parents, informing the school community of any activities and important dates to note. The e-Newsletter is supplemented by information provided on Compass, the Website & Facebook pages.
Our school Facebook Page is an instant contact for parents. It is updated regularly with reminders and photos of school activities.
Student BankingTuesday is School Banking day and time for students to bring in their weekly deposit.
The school banks with CBA or Hume and student banking information is available from the school. Wodonga Primary believes student saving is a great way to promote awareness of budgets and expenditure for students of any age. |
PARTNERSHIPS
School CouncilSchool Council is the body responsible for policy development, finance and maintenance of facilities. It consists of twelve members – comprising parents and Department of Education & Early Childhood Development (DET) employees. Elections are held in March each year with half the Council being elected annually.
Meet our Councillors and learn more.... Student LeadersOur student leaders are elected by their peers in years 5/6 each year. They represent their year levels at school level discussions and with School Council; and organise student-based school activities. Refer to the School Council / Student Leadership page for more information.
Parent SquadThe Parent Squad supports the school by raising funds and promoting parental involvement in the school. Membership is open to all school community members and provides parents with the opportunity to gain information and express opinions. Monthly meetings are usually scheduled during school time but may be held at night to suit it’s members.
All parents are welcome to join the Club—meetings are advertised via the Newsletter & website. If you would like to join Parent Squad, please send a request to our Facebook group here. 
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Community PartnershipsFamilarisation meetings are held in the first weeks of school to establish a link between teacher and home. It’s an opportunity to briefly share information about your child with their new classroom teacher.
It’s also an ideal time to update any medical / contact details with the office team as we head into a new school year. Wodonga PS will send home specific information around the familarisation meetings. 
Parent PartnershipAt Wodonga Primary, we encourage our families to work in partnership with the school. When school and home work together, students often develop a more positive attitude towards learning and are motivated, energetic learners. Parents are also encouraged to support staff in the classroom and whilst students attend excursions and special events.
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