Wattlebrook Primary School

Term 3, Issue 6

30 September 2026

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Prep

Book Week, Prep style

We had three dragons, two Matildas and one very determined Gruffalo in the parade on Friday. Thank you to every family who stayed up late with a hot glue gun. Back in class we each read our costume book to a buddy from Year 5, and a few of us were brave enough to read it to the whole room.

Ms Kelly

Year 3/4

Who lives in our trees?

Our inquiry this term has been the birds around the school. We counted magpies at lunch for two weeks (the record is eleven) and learned that the wattlebird is the noisy one near the canteen. The drawings are going up in the library next week, so come and have a look at pick-up.

Mr Osei

Year 5/6

Three days on the Bellarine

Camp was cold, windy and one of the best we have had. We canoed the inlet on day two, found a crab the size of a hand in the rock pools, and nobody lost a shoe in the mud, which may be a camp first. Thank you to the parents who drove and to Mr Dwyer for the late-night fire talk.

Ms Tran

Kitchen garden

Broad beans are in

The working bee got the new beds mulched and the Year 1s planted the broad beans the following Monday. Silverbeet is ready to pick, so expect it in the canteen soon. If you have spare seedlings or a bag of manure, the gate by the garden shed is open before school.

Mrs Pappas

From the canteen

Zucchini and cheese muffins

Two cups self-raising flour, one grated zucchini, one cup grated cheese, one egg, one cup milk and a big pinch of salt. Mix, spoon into a muffin tray and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes. These sold out by recess on Thursday.

Canteen

Drawing of the week

Our school, by Ava

Ava drew the school on a sunny day with everyone holding hands. She says the rainbow was there when she arrived on Monday.

Prep K

Joke of the week

Why did the teacher wear sunglasses? Because her class was so bright.

Year 2

Shout out

Twenty-two families turned up on a grey Saturday and got the garden, the court lines and the sandpit done by lunchtime. The morning tea was excellent too.

The office

Diary

Dates to remember

  • Tuesday 6 October, Term 4 beginsTuesday 6 October, Term 4 begins
  • Monday 12 October, Curriculum day (student-free)Monday 12 October, Curriculum day (student-free)
  • Tuesday 13 October, Swimming program, Years 3 to 6Tuesday 13 October, Swimming program, Years 3 to 6
  • Friday 30 October, Grandparents and special friends morningFriday 30 October, Grandparents and special friends morning
  • Wednesday 4 November, Prep 2027 information eveningWednesday 4 November, Prep 2027 information evening
  • Friday 27 November, School concertFriday 27 November, School concert
  • Friday 18 December, Last day of Term 4, 1:30pm finishFriday 18 December, Last day of Term 4, 1:30pm finish

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We canoed the inlet on day two, found a crab the size of a hand in the rock pools, and nobody lost a shoe in the mud, which may be a camp first.

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Last page

Word hunt

Tap the first letter of a word, then the last one. Across, down, diagonally, and some backwards.

Find these

  • CHEESE
  • THREE
  • THANK
  • BROAD
  • BEANS
  • ZUCCHINI
  • BOOK
  • WORKING
  • DRAGONS
  • PARADE

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