Mullum Primary School in Ringwood North, Victoria, Australia | State school

Mullum Primary School

Locality: Ringwood North, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9870 2120

Address: 18 Panfield Ave, Ringwood VIC 3134 3134 Ringwood North, VIC, Australia

Website: http://mullumps.vic.edu.au

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25.01.2022 Thank you so much for all of our donations so far for our Biggest Morning Tea. We are very grateful for the support from our Community for this great cause. Our Biggest Morning Tea is happening on Thursday 27th May. We are still looking for some volunteers to bring in freshly baked scones. We are using Mrs Brooks' famous scone recipe from Taste.com Please let your classroom teacher know if you are bringing in scones. https://www.taste.com.au//3-ingredient-scones-rec/3e9oa8jv You can donate to our page by following this link: https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au//Mullumprimarysch/vic

25.01.2022 Ready for a bit of fun? Over the next few weeks we will be posting some very striking photos of the Mullum staff from their younger years. We want to see if you can guess which staff members are appearing in each photo. Just comment below the image with who you think it could be. We have two staff members kicking us off this week, I wonder who they could be???? ... Happy guessing! See more

24.01.2022 Last week 4M came out triumphant when they accurately guessed both beautiful babies in out photo guessing competition! Mrs Lawn and Mrs Raaymakers were our two feature staff members, congratulations on your successful guesses 4M! Can you name this weeks two staff members in photos?

23.01.2022 On Friday we had yet another assembly jam-packed with talented performers. Here are some clips of our senior choir, rock band, a student drum performance and a special guest at the end! We are so proud of the perseverance our students show to learn an instrument, and then the bravery to perform at an assembly. Well done to everyone involved!

19.01.2022 Happy Teachers Day to all the staff at Mullum you all do an amazing job. Thank you Happy Teachers Day to all the staff at Mullum you all do an amazing job. Thank you

17.01.2022 Well done to the almost 50 runners who represented Mullum today at the Warrandyte South District Cross Country event, held amongst the wind and rain at Quambee Reserve, where the Mullum school values were on show for all to see. Our school finished the day in third place of the overall event with 7 students placing in the top ten of their age divisions and qualifying through to compete at Regionals. 3 students finished in 11th and 12th place and have subsequently been named a...s the reserves for their age divisions. Thank you to all the families who came along and braved the weather to watch, support, cheer and praise the amazing efforts of all our students. *Pictured below are just some of the finalists who will hopefully compete at next weeks Regional event.

16.01.2022 Don't forget that tomorrow MPS will be celebrating Colour Your Threads For Pos Ed. This years theme is From Strength to Strength in Tough Times. Be sure to come to school dressed in bright colours to make wellbeing a standout feature amongst our school. On this day, we will also be collecting gold coin donations to help support disadvantaged schools and their communities. So wear your coloured clothes and come join in the fun!... #colouryourthreads #positiveeducation

16.01.2022 Next Thursday we are hosting our Biggest Morning Tea Visit your child’s classroom, participate in a lesson and join our Whole School Assembly. Then enjoy a hot cup of tea or coffee with a homemade scone. Please donate to our page by clicking the link below. Together, we can help Cancer Council raise much needed funds that go towards vital cancer research, support services, prevention programs, and advocacy. ... https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au//Mullumprimarysch/vic

10.01.2022 On Thursday MPS are celebrating Colour Your Threads for Pos Ed. This is an opportunity to recognise the character strengths ourselves and others have displayed during this unusual and challenging year. This video, featuring two Mullum students, includes examples of strength spotting in action. Now it’s your turn. Maroondah City Council are asking community members to submit a short video sharing a strength you have seen in a young person (aged up to 25) this year. The chosen ...short clips will be compiled into a short video to be shared far and wide! Everyone who submits a clip will go into the running to win one of 10 $50 gift cards for the young person whose strength you’ve noticed. Check out the VIA Institute on Character website for a list of the 24 character strengths. So whether it’s your friend, niece/nephew, client, daughter/son, or neighbour who is under 25, please consider submitting a short clip explaining what you’ve seen and share this with the community! http://www.maroondahyouth.com.au/Spotting-the-Strengths-of-

04.01.2022 While the cross country children were away, everyone else got to play...well, sort of! Grade 3 & 4 students have been diligently practising semaphore signals. Semaphore signals are used to convey information across a distance through the use of visual tools such as the body or flags. Using only right angled signals and acute angled signals, students generated words and phrases for one another to decipher.