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Timetables

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Events

School Photos

Our annual school photos of class groups and individual portrait photos will be taken at Kororoit Creek Primary School by Arthur Reed Photos on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 February, 2026.

Sibling photos will be taken on Tuesday 31 March, 2026.

There is no need to return any forms or money to school.

There is no need to register before photo day. Further details will be provided when portraits and group images are ready.

Student access codes and order details will be provided to you when image are ready to view and purchase online.

Calendar

Weekly Year Level Updates

Dear Prep families,

Welcome to our first Prep weekly update. Your children have done an incredible job settling in, and we are so proud of how brave, excited, and capable they have already shown themselves to be.

This week, we have been:

  • Getting to know one another and building connections within our class.
  • Learning classroom routines and expectations.
  • Exploring our school and becoming familiar with key spaces.
  • Practising lining up each morning, ready to start the school day.
  • Learning how to take care of our belongings.

Reminders:

Morning drop-offs
As students continue to settle into school routines, we kindly ask that parents say goodbye at the front of their child’s classroom in the mornings and encourage them to line up independently outside. This helps build confidence and supports a calm, positive start to the day. Thank you so much for your support with this. It really does make a difference.

Hats

Hats are required every day during Term 1. Please ensure your child brings a named hat to school.

Important dates

  • Prep Morning Tea: Monday 9th February at 9:00 am
  • Parent Meet and Greet: Wednesday, 11th February from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm

We are looking forward to continuing to work together to support your child’s learning journey. Thank you for your ongoing support. It has been wonderful welcoming you into our Prep community.

Warm regards,
The Prep Team.

Dear Grade One Families, 

We had a great second week back! It has been wonderful to see all the happy and smiling faces returning to school.

Students have settled in well and continue to build new friendships, establish routines and create a positive classroom environment through the START program. Our regular learning program will begin next week.

A few reminders:

🏷️ Labelling Items: Please ensure all hats, drink bottles, lunch boxes, and clothing brought to school are clearly labelled with your child’s name, so misplaced items can be easily returned.

🧢 Hats: Students are required to wear their school hats for all of Term 1. If your child has misplaced theirs, a new one can be purchased from the office for $10.

📚 Reading Satchels: If your child has a reading satchel from Prep, please bring it to school as we will begin sending home readers in the coming weeks. If they don’t have one, we will provide an alternative.

👋 Meet & Greet: Our Meet & Greet session will be held on February 11th. This is a great opportunity to connect with your child’s teacher and learn more about the year ahead. You can book a time to visit your child’s class through the link sent out by teachers on Compass.

We are looking forward to a great term together!

We have had a fantastic

Kind regards,
The Grade 1 Team- Josh, Jamila, Bryoni, Romy, Emily, Mia, Jasmine and Jade

 

Dear Grade Two Families, 

What another great week our Year 2 students have had. We have continued working through the START program, establishing classroom routines and setting expectations for a fantastic year ahead. Students have continued to build strong connections with their new classmates as well as exploring skills and dispositions to be mathematicians in the classroom. 

A few important reminders:

  • If your child has asthma or any other regular school medication, please remember to supply an action plan and puffer to the school. 
  • Students must wear a hat when playing outside in terms 1&4. Hats can be purchased from the office for $12.
  • Meet and Greet Wednesday the 11th of February, don’t forget to book a time

If you have any questions, please contact your child’s classroom teacher. Wishing you all a fantastic weekend!

The Grade Two Team,

Heath/Liam (H17), Katie (H18), Shelby (H19), Krichelle/Beth (H22), Eleanor (H23), Lan (H24) and Melanie (H25)

 

Dear Grade 3 Families,

The Grade Threes have continued to enjoy a wonderful start to the year! Our START program has been running throughout the week to help students understand classroom and school routines, settle into expectations, and get ready for all the fun and exciting learning ahead.

This week, we have focused on:

  • Establishing strong classroom routines and expectations in Literacy
  • Practising collaboration skills through games, challenges, and team activities
  • Using writing seeds to re-engage students in their Writer’s Workshop
  • Giving students agency in designing and organising their learning spaces

We also began our School Library visits, and students have been excited to start borrowing books.

A quick reminder to head over to Compass and sign up for our ‘Meet and Greet’ evening on Wednesday, 11th February, from 3:30–4:30pm. This is a great opportunity for us to meet, have a chat, and for you to visit your child’s 2026 learning space.

Warm regards,
The Grade Three Team
Kasey (H27), Krystal (H28), Monique (H29), Ash & Clayton (H30), Ritu (H31), Preet (H32), Ritika (H33)

 

Dear Grade 4 families,

We have had a great start back to school, and it has been wonderful to see students continuing to settle so positively into their classes. The Grade 4 team has really enjoyed getting to know the students as they establish new friendships and routines.

Over the past week, we have been participating in the START program, which focuses on setting clear expectations and routines within the classroom and across the school. This has supported students in developing positive learning behaviours and a strong sense of belonging.

From next week, we will begin our new units across Literacy, Numeracy, and our Unit of Inquiry, and we are looking forward to engaging students in some exciting new learning experiences. We will also be launching our Auslan program on Friday afternoons, which students are very much looking forward to.

Reminders: 

-Our Meet and Greet Evening will be held on Wednesday, 11th February from 3:30-4:30pm. Parents and carers are reminded to please access the booking link that has been sent out and select a suitable time.

-Swimming has started. Please ensure students bring their swimming gear, including a towel, on their allocated swimming day.

-Bell times remain unchanged, with school starting at 8:50am and finishing at 3:15pm.

-Students are also reminded to wear their school hat when outdoors to stay SunSmart. Hats are available for purchase from the office if needed.

-Homework will commence next week. Please refer to the Compass post from Leesa for details regarding updates and changes to the homework program.

We look forward to another wonderful week together as our new units begin.

Kind regards,
The Grade 4 Team

 

Dear Grade Five Families,

The Grade Fives have had a fabulous week 2 as we come to the end of our START program. Students have collaborated within their classrooms to create a learning space that represents themselves as learners. They have now established strong routines and expectations, as well as formed connections with their peers and teachers. It has been wonderful seeing classes connect and getting to know each other over the two weeks, and we will continue to keep building these connections throughout the year.

A few reminders:

  • Swimming – a medical certificate is required if not swimming 
  • Students are still required to wear hats and are encouraged to apply sunscreen each day.
  • Auslan starts next week- this will be happening in all classrooms on a Friday session 5
  • Meet and Greet next Wednesday, please book in your session via Compass.

Enjoy your fantastic weekend,

The Grade Five Team,

Elise and Kafa (H41), Melanie (H42), Stacey (H43), Anne (H44), Ashleigh and Stephanie (H45), Jayde (H46) and Ana (H47)

 

Dear Families,

We have had a positive start to Week 2, and it has been lovely to see the Year 6 students continuing to settle into their routines. The students are showing great enthusiasm and are engaging well as we move further into the year.

The students are continuing to work through our start program. Some of the key experiences they are focusing on include:

  • Setting routines and high expectations
  • Collaborating with peers
  • Gaining ideas through writer’s workshop

A few reminders and important information for the week ahead:

  • Meet and Greet Evening: Our Meet and Greet evening will be held on Wednesday, 11th February from 3.30–4.30pm. We look forward to welcoming families and having the opportunity to connect.
  • Camp: The camp deposit event is now active. Please make sure you consent and pay the deposit by the due date.
  • Swimming: Swimming has now started. Please check which day your child swims and ensure they bring their swimming gear on their allocated day.
  • Interschool Sports: Interschool sports will begin in Week 3. Please check Compass to ensure you have provided consent and completed payment if required.
  • Homework: Homework is currently on hold. Further information will be sent out in the coming weeks to clarify expectations.

If you have any questions, please feel free to pop in and see us anytime.

Have a great weekend!

From the Grade 6 Team
Sarah, Deanna, Shana, Hayden, Sam, Bernadette, Vanessa and Escher

 

Medication Authority Form

This form MUST be completed if a child is to be given medication at school.

Medication Authority Form

Note: Wherever possible, medication should be scheduled outside of school hours, eg. medication required three times a day is generally not required during a school day: It can be taken before and after school and before bed.

Kingswim Induction

KCPS Kingswim Induction

Uniform

Kororoit Creek Primary School has a uniform policy, stating that the wearing of school uniform is compulsory. The uniform must be worn correctly without fashion accessories or enhancements (including leggings under dresses) every day. Please make sure that every item of clothing is named. Please note that plain black school shoes should be worn with the uniform (no colours). Summer uniform terms 1 and 4 and winter uniform terms 2 and 3. (Exception will be made for extreme weather conditions). Summer dresses are not suitable for winter and should not be worn with skivvies or tights underneath as winter uniform. Uniforms can be purchased directly from the supplier – Primary School Wear, 2/51-53 Westwood Dr, Ravenhall 3023.

Uniform Policy 2022

KCPS Uniform Storyboard

Uniform Price List

 

Disability Inclusion

 

Kororoit Creek Primary School is excited to introduce Disability Inclusion, a new approach to help us improve support for students with disability and build a more inclusive school for all our students.

Inclusive schools have better outcomes in learning, engagement and wellbeing for all students.

Disability Inclusion will help our school better understand what our students need to help them learn, through:

  •   a new funding model with more investment
  •   a new strength-based process called the Disability Inclusion Profile to help identify the student’s needs and required adjustments
  •   more training and coaching for teachers and school staff about the best ways to support student learning.

 

A new funding model with more investment

The new funding model provides additional investment that our school can use to support many students including those with autism, learning difficulties and more.

This additional investment will provide more support for students with disability, including students who haven’t been eligible for individual funding through the Program for Students with Disabilities (PSD) in the past.

Our school can use this funding for a range of activities including

  •   more training and professional development for teachers and school staff
  •   getting expert advice about disability
  •   hiring teachers or other staff to help plan and deliver changes for students
  •   equipment and resources to support learning.

 

The Disability Inclusion Profile

The Disability Inclusion Profile will help us find out more about your child’s strengths and needs. It will inform personalised funding allocations, help us plan student learning and any changes a student may need to better learn.

The new Disability Inclusion Profile process will replace the Educational Needs Questionnaire used as a part of the current PSD.Disability Inclusion img 300x282

As we transition over the next three years, families of students who are part of the PSD will be asked to attend a meeting to complete a Disability Inclusion Profile.

People who know your child will be involved in the meeting, along with an independent, trained facilitator who will help our school and families complete the profile.

If your child is part of the PSD, we will work with you to find the most suitable time to complete their profile.

The profile will also be available to a broad group of students with high needs.

We will identify students who are not currently part of the PSD, who may benefit from a Disability Inclusion Profile. If we consider that your child’s education will benefit from having a profile, we will contact you.

 

More training and coaching for teachers and school staff

Disability Inclusion will give more teachers and support staff a better understanding of disability and how to respond. This could include access to:

  •   more professionals in schools who are experts in disability
  •   coaching
  •   professional learning
  •   evidence-based guidance and resources
  •   scholarships.

 

More information

Visit www.education.vic.gov.au/disabilityinclusion to find out more about Disability Inclusion.

 

Further Resources

Disability Inclusion Information Session, recorded on the 20th November 2023 

Disability Inclusion presentation slides

Diverse Learners Hub

Student Voice Toolkit

Tools to support student voice in a Disability Profile meeting

Frequently Asked Questions

Outside of School Hours Care (OSHC)

The YMCA offers before and after school care programs, as well a school holiday program that we encourage you to use if you need to. It is located behind Kingswim, at 5 Millport Drive Burnside Heights.

Before School Care opening hours: Monday to Friday 6:30am – 8:50am
After School Care opening hours: Monday to Friday 3:00pm – 6:30pm
School Holiday Program opening hours: Monday to Friday 6:30am – 6:30pm

For further information and bookings, please contact the YMCA directly.
YMCA Website
Phone: 0419 877 251
Email: kororoitcreekoshc@ymca.org.au

Dates to Remember

  • 11 February 2026 – Meet and Greet Sessions 3.30-4.30pm
  • 11 February 2026 – Safe Use of Information Technology Session, 4.40pm in the Gym
  • 13 February 2026 – Walking School Bus begins
  • 13 February 2026 – Interschool Sports, Away at Burnside Primary
  • 16 February 2026 – District Swimming Carnival (selected students)
  • 17 February 2026 – Assembly at 2.30pm. Prep-3 in the Gym
  • 18-19 February 2026 – School Photo Days
  • 18 February 2026 – No swimming today due to school photos
  • 18 February 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 20 February 2026 – Interschool Sports, Home (no Cricket)
  • 24 February 2026 – Year 4 Let It Grow Incursion- H34, H35, H26 & H37
  • 25 February 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 26 February 2026 – Year 4 Let It Grow Incursion – H38, H39 & H40
  • 27 February 2026 – Interschool Sports, Away at St. Peter Chanel Primary
  • 3 March 2026 – Assembly at 2.30pm. Years 4-6 in the Gym
  • 4 March 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 6 March 2026 – Interschool Sports, Home
  • 9 March 2026 – Labour Day Public Holiday. No school
  • 11 March 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 13 March 2026 – Interschool Sports, Away at Movelle Primary
  • 17 March 2026 – Assembly at 2.30pm. Prep-3 in the Gym
  • 16 & 18 March 2026 – Swimming Showcase
  • 18 March 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 20 March 2026 – Interschool Sports, Home
  • 23 March 2026 – Make Up Swimming Lesson
  • 25 March 2026 – Make Up Swimming Lesson
  • 25 March 2026 – School Picnic 4-6pm
  • 25 March 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 26 March 2026 – GRIP Student Leadership Conference
  • 31 March 2026 – Sibling Photo Day
  • 1 April 2026 – Dog Therapy
  • 2 April 2026 – End of Term Assembly. Years 4-6 in the Gym
  • 2 April 2026 – Last day of Term 1. Students are dismissed at 1.30pm

 

2026 Curriculum Days

(Students are not required to attend school on these days)

Tuesday 27 January
Wednesday 3 June
Friday 31 July
Monday 2 November

 

2026 Term Dates

Term 1 28/01/2026 – 02/04/2026 (Preps start 02/02/2026)
Term 2 20/04/2026 – 26/06/2026
Term 3 13/07/2026 – 18/09/2026
Term 4 05/10/2026 – 18/12/2026

 

2026 Camping Program

Prep Breakfast
6 November 2026

Year 1 Disco
22 October 2026

Year 2 Day Camp – Lady Northcote Discovery Camp
30 October 2026

Year 3 Sleepover
17 September 2026

Year 4 Camp – Camp Wyuna
19 – 23 October 2026

Year 5 Camp – Lake Dewar
5 – 7 August 2026

Year 6 Camp – Lord Somers
6 – 8 May 2026
Grade 6 Camp 2026 Info Night