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Dear Year 12 graduates, I spent most of my schooling career worried about my next exam. It felt like no matter the subject or topic, the real matter under examination each time was me and my fragile sense of self. If I did well in an exam, I would be happy momentarily, fleetingly, thinking I’d …
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Regents Park Christian School celebrates global hat trick JO KADLECEK | JUNE 19TH, 2023 At a small Christian school in Sydney’s southwestern suburbs, students aren’t really the bragging type, even if they are world champions. For the third year in a row, Regents Park Christian School (RPCS), with only 700 K-12 students, has earned the title of …
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Good, Filling Nutrition is Important Throughout The School Day It powers the brain, helping students concentrate and learn well. How much food should I pack? Students eat three times a day at school: Fruit break (around 10am) Lunch (11:00-11:50am) Recess (1:25-1:50pm) Students eating will be monitored by the teachers each day from 11-11:10am. Please note: …
Does Your Child Know How to Ask For Help? As you prepare your child to start school, it is very important that they know how to ask for help. This can be hard for some of us to do – even adults! How can I encourage my child to ask for help? Praise them when …
Prepare for School With the Right Uniform Here are our top tips: Buying shoes Buy shoes early. Help your child get used to their school shoes by wearing them around the house or to outings. Wearing the shoes in early will help avoid blisters. Then their play won’t be hindered as they make friends once …
Children love playtime because it’s fun. But did you know that play also helps them learn about the world and themselves? Play is central to a child’s learning and development. It helps them build confidence and develop social and movement skills. How to encourage play at home: Encourage unstructured play where your child can use …
You get your child in the car and ask, “What did you do today?” They reply, “Nothing.” Sound familiar? This is a common answer to a BIG question. To a child, this question can feel overwhelming, but we want them to talk. Why? Talking helps develop the bond between you and your child. Engaging in …
We know babies benefit from strong routines and the good news is that nothing changes as they get older. Children fear what they do not know – new foods, new environments, new people. Routines help to create security and reduce stress and anxiety. Effective routines are well-planned and consistent, but routines look different for everyone. …
