We are proud to see Glen Huntly Primary school taking the number 30 spot on this year’s list of all schools in Victoria.
Our Term 2 Working bee is on Sunday 18 June 9am to 12pm followed by a BBQ.
You can come just for an hour or the whole time.
Any student can come if they are with an adult.
Students who come and help will be presented with a community certificate for helping at assembly.
A range of works will be undertaken such as weeding, cleaning, spreading mulch, cleaning signs, graffiti removal etc.
At the recent My Brother Jack Awards 2017, a part of Glen Eira Council’s Story Telling Festival, Imogen Matthews (Grade 4R) received a Commendation in poetry. Primary School Poetry Award.
Her winning poem in the Primary School Poetry Award section is entitled ‘A New Land’, and is inspired by her love of poetry and history. Well done Imogen!
At assembly recently, a special presentation was made to the school from the ADC organisation for our wonderful work in promoting diversity through Click Against Hate. This recognised our valued participation and promotion of the values of tolerance and respect.
Thank you to Mr John Jacobs for organising our students to be involved in learning about this initiative.
To see a video about Click against hate please see below
An eSmart school is a school where the smart, safe and responsible use of information and communications technology is a cultural norm. Students, teachers and the wider school community are equipped to embrace the best these technologies can offer, while being savvy about the pitfalls. eSmart Schools is a behaviour change initiative designed to help schools improve
cybersafety and reduce cyberbullying.