Principals message
Dear Families,
The Education Directorate, through its partnership with the Office of the eSafety Commissioner and the Australian Federal Police, will be hosting a live webinar for families on Wednesday 16 September 2020 from 7:00pm to 8:15pm. This webinar is suitable for adults and will provide an overview of the role and function of the Office of the eSafety Commissioner and the AFP. It will cover prevention tips and resources, difficult conversations, how to help your child be a responsible digital citizen and how to report inappropriate and harmful content.
Participants will be able to ask questions throughout the webinar through a secure link. Register for the best experience and full functionality. We encourage you to use a personal PC/laptop or mobile device.
Free Parent Assistive Technology Webinar: Literacy Accessibility Tool for Google Chrome
This one-hour parent/carer webinar provides an introduction to the fundamentals on Read&Write for Google Chrome to support reading and access to curriculum, writing tools and accessibility features such as text to speech, dictionary, vocabulary and more. All students enrolled in ACT public schools have free access to Read&Write for Google Chrome both at school and at home. To access the webinar, participants will need to register via the link on the flyer.
Learning journey and parent interviews
This afternoon, we are sending children home with their learning journey packs (digital or hard copy) The children are very excited to share their progress and demonstrate some of the activities they participate in during the school day. We hope you enjoy sharing this experience with your child and celebrating what they have achieved this year. We understand this is just a brief snapshot and the classroom teachers look forward to sharing more information with you during parent-teacher interviews in week 9. Please do not forget to book your appointment!!!
Campbell Primary School is thinking creatively regarding end of year school events!
It is recognised that end-of-year celebratory events are important events in our school calendars. However, in view of the risks associated with transmission of COVID-19, schools are required to consider carefully how to plan and host modified events.
The Chief Health Officer has indicated that end of year school events may go ahead, on the proviso that they operate in accordance to current guidelines. The Public Health Direction has been modified to enable certain end-of-year events to take place on school grounds. These events may include modified school formals, graduation ceremonies and end-of-year assemblies.
Please be aware the current circumstances can change very quickly, and any planned events may be subject to change or cancellation due to a need to amend the public health advice and/or directions at short notice.