Extra Curricular
Student Leadership 2024
School Captains: Rafael & Eleora
SRC Captains: Cienna & Apeksha
Sport Captains: Nadia & Jack
Music Captains: Izaak & Viraj
Art Captains: Ruby & Mila
French Captains: Tiya, Karaj & Siddhi
Environment Captains: Isaac H & Ava
House Captains
Cuthbert (Green): Alison & Sanjana
Goldstein (Blue): Tiasha & Cooper
Leichhardt (Yellow): Noah & Maya
Batman (Red): Tasha & Yajas
Attributes in Action
Attributes in Action
Attributes in Action (AiA) is a program implemented to support students’ understanding about their emotional and social learning. It is connected to the Learner Profile Attributes of the PYP, and supports students in demonstrating these key skills and attitudes throughout learning and within the school yard. AiA is a tool to teach and develop skills to support students in dealing with change, challenges and uncomfortable situations as well as notice and encourage positive actions within themselves and others.
How does AiA work?
When students are demonstrating positive behaviours connected to their learning and actions, the teacher and/or students can award an AiA card. This card is worth five points. As students continue to earn more points, they can purchase rewards. These rewards are developed by students, and revisited throughout each year to ensure they are an exciting goal for students to work towards. Students can choose if they would like to contribute to whole class rewards or save their points for an individual reward.
AiA Behaviour Matrix
Our AiA Behaviour Matrix has been updated and simplified and now includes some visual prompts, thanks to our very talented Giorgia Chapman. The matrix sits under three main ideas: that all children at KCPS have the Right to Belong, the Right to be Safe, and the Right to Learn. Teachers will unpack these ideas with students, and the matrix will displayed across the school as students become more familiar with the language and purpose of our matrix.
Swimming Program
Kororoit Creek Primary School has partnered with Kingswim in order to offer an on-site swimming program. It is part of the physical education and sports curriculum for every child (it is not an optional program). This program provides two terms of 8 swimming lessons each year, on a ratio of six or seven students to each qualified instructor. One-piece navy bathers are required for the program and may be purchased from Kingswim or any local suppliers.
Physical Education
Extra-Curricular Sporting Opportunities
Each year, students in Grades 3-6 have the opportunity to be selected for the Kororoit Creek Primary School Athletics, Swimming and X-Country teams. The selections for these teams take place at their respective 3-6 Sport Carnivals throughout the year. Students who are selected for these teams will be provided with the opportunity to train and then compete in School Sport Victoria competitions throughout the year. Students in Grade 6 are also provided with the opportunity to try out for and represent Kororoit Creek Primary School in various team sports such as AFL, Cricket, Netball, Basketball and Soccer. These teams will compete in different School Sport Victoria events throughout the school year.
Team Victoria SSV Trials
At the beginning of each school year, School Sports Victoria provide Team Victoria U12 trials for a variety of sports including Soccer, Cricket, Tennis, AFL, Basketball, Golf, Athletics and much more. Parents can nominate their child for these trials which will then go through the school. School Sports Victoria highly recommend that students of the highest level nominate for these trials in their chosen sport.
If you are interested in nominating your child you can find more information/ the application link here: https://www.ssv.vic.edu.au/team-vic
Music
Recorder Ensemble
The KCPS Recorder Ensemble allows students to continue developing their own personal recorder skills as well as their ensemble and performance skills. Students work together to choose, rehearse and perform musical pieces from a variety of genres.
Victorian State School Spectacular
Kororoit Creek Primary School annually participates in the Victorian State School Spectacular – Mass Choir. Students in the Senior Choir and Vocal Ensemble are invited to audition for the KCPS Spectacular Choir. Students work together to rehearse the pieces provided by the DET Performing Arts Unit, culminating in two performances at Hisense Arena.
Choir
Junior Singing Club
The Junior Singing Club is an inclusive opportunity open to students in Grades Prep – 2, that rehearses during lunchtime. Students work together to choose, rehearse and perform musical pieces from a variety of genres.
Senior Singing Club
The Senior Singing Club is an inclusive opportunity open to students in Grades 3 – 6, that rehearses during lunchtime. Students work together to choose, rehearse and perform musical pieces from a variety of genres.
Senior Choir
The Senior Choir is an inclusive choir open to students in Grades 4, 5 and 6, that rehearses during lunchtime. Students work together to choose, rehearse and perform musical pieces from a variety of genres. The Senior Choir receives numerous performance opportunities, such as school assemblies and other events.
Vocal Ensemble
The KCPS Vocal Ensemble is an auditioned choir open to students in Grades 4, 5 and 6, that rehearses before school. Students work together to rehearse and perform musical pieces from a variety of genres. The KCPS Vocal Ensemble receives numerous performance opportunities, such as school assemblies, ANZAC day ceremony in Caroline Springs and events in the wider community.
Guitar and Ukulele Club
The Guitar and Ukulele Club is an inclusive opportunity open to students in Grades 3 – 6 to further develop their personal playing skills.
Walking School Bus
Kororoit Creek Primary School, in partnership with the City of Melton, operates a Walking School Bus to promote active transport and to assist children to walk safely to and from school. The Walking School Bus is a bus that is powered by legs and is made up of the Specialist Team members and up to 16 children. The bus walks along a set route picking up children at designated bus stops along the way.
The aims of the Walking School Bus Program are to:
- Increase the number of children walking to and from school in a safe, supervised and enjoyable manner
- Reduce car trips, traffic problems and pollution around school
- Promote traffic awareness and road safety amongst children and participants
- Raise the awareness of health and well-being and promote physical activity among children and families
- Strengthen communities within the municipality, and in particular within our school community
If your child is interested in participating with the Walking School Bus, please download and complete the following consent form and hand it in at the school office. Your child’s place on the bus will confirmed by a telephone call to you from one of our staff members.
Tournament of the Minds
Tournament of Minds is a problem solving programme for teams of students from both primary and secondary years. They are required to solve demanding, open-ended challenges from one of the following disciplines: Applied Technology, Language Literature, Maths Engineering and Social Sciences. Tournament of Minds is an opportunity for our students who possess a passion for learning and problem solving to demonstrate their skills and talents in an exciting, vibrant and public way. Our students competed in the primary section in Maths Engineering and Social Sciences, learning teamwork, creativity and lateral thinking throughout, culminating in their performances in front of judges at the Tournament in August.
