Nulsen Primary School in Esperance, Western Australia | School

Nulsen Primary School

Locality: Esperance, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9076 3800

Address: Victoria Street 6450 Esperance, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.nulsenprimaryschool.wa.edu.au

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25.01.2022 It was a pleasure to participate in yesterday's ceremony to honor the commencement of NAIDOC at the Shire Offices and later at the foreshore. many of our families were present. Violet Beck and Zaylin Maher received the NAIDOC awards for our school we are proud of both your efforts to be great role models for your families and peers. It was also wonderful see Joshua Clements and Tyvarn Bullen to join other boys to preform cultural dances for the event. Our school NAIODC event is on this Thursday with an opening assembly at 9-15am.

23.01.2022 Welcome to Week 5. A reminder that we should have received all swimming forms by now for next week. If you haven't sent in your child's form and paid by Wednesday morning your child will be unable to participate. Please contact the office to arrange payment.

21.01.2022 Book Fair Dress-Up Theme: Winter Wonderland/Christmas or Favourite Book Character All staff and students are encouraged to dress-up for the Book Fair dress-up day. This will be on Thursday 26th November. We will hold a parade for students to showcase their costumes on Thursday morning at 8:45am. Some students will be rewarded for the best costumes (costume needs to be suitable for changing in and out of swimming gear. Please remember that students who are attending swimming lessons cannot wear any face paint or hair dye.)

20.01.2022 Book Fair Raffle Raffle tickets will be sent home Monday for ‘Santa's Little Helper’ raffle which will be drawn Friday. Tickets also available at the Book Fair.

19.01.2022 Area 16 and 17 went on an excursion to the Cannery this week, with Mrs Jeitz, Mrs Dornan, Mrs Kilbey and Mrs Rigby. They saw the Shaun Tan exhibition. They stopped off for lunch and a play at the Jetty Headland. Our staff are amazing. Check out Mrs Jeitz going above the call of duty to make sure one of her students had the confidence to climb the tower.

18.01.2022 Book Fair Book fair will be running from Monday to Friday from 8:30-3:30. Teachers will organise a time for your child to go through and put a wish list together to send home or to purchase books. Book fair will also be open to the community during those times. Everyone is welcome! Thank you to our hard working P&C for their very enticing book set up!

18.01.2022 TLG mentors will be here in Week 8 for another exciting week of maths tutoring. Permission forms are going home today for selected students. Please return ASAP.

18.01.2022 Welcome to Week 4. Mrs Wiggins joins us today. Our Year 6 Campers arrived safely in Pemberton at around 5-30pm. They have had a great night, huge breakfast and are now getting ready for big day of water and bush walking

17.01.2022 Area 17 have been practicing our teamwork and geography skills!!! Map of the 7 continents complete

16.01.2022 Check this out! Our special little lady enjoying her surprise. Thanks Miss Snell and Mrs Kerri Richardson

15.01.2022 Today our staff celebrated World Teachers’ Day (Friday is the actual day). A huge thank you to our P&C for spoiling our amazing staff at recess. You are all appreciated! Thanks Anne McAleese

13.01.2022 In term swimming Weeks 6 & 7: Area 14 are in the lead for the most swimming forms and payment returned to the office. Winning class will receive a prize! Winners will be announced Friday 6th November.

12.01.2022 Please join ESPERANCE TJALTJRAAK NATIVE TITLE ABORIGINAL CORPORATION official opening of NAIDOC Week 2020 Date: 9th November 2020 Time: 3:15pm for a 3:30pm start Where: Shire of Esperance administration building - Windich St, Esperance... Followed by a walk with us to the whale tail where NAIDOC activities and sausage sizzle will commence Our Nulsen Primary School activity will be held at school on Thursday 12 November 2020

08.01.2022 The campers have arrived home very healthy and happy at 3-30 today.Our school community is very grateful to Mrs Lynley Neill, Miss Demi Barker and Mr Steven White for taking on the responsibility for caring for the campers for this week. Thank you Whitey for driving the bus so safely, he had to contend with trying to concentrate for many hours with noisy and sometimes 'smelly' passengers and got everyone there and back safely. Mrs Neill took on the role as teacher in charge ...and took responsibility to ensure that all children were well cared for and supported. For some kids it was their first time away from home. We talked Miss Barker into going along to be extra support and despite being dunked in the river a few times she came home with a smile on her face. Camps require a lots from the staff who agree to attend with the children. The benefits to the kids are immeasurable. I hope you are enjoying sharing the camp stories with your children. See more

07.01.2022 Good Morning. Our Year 6 camp crew had a great day yesterday. They went for a 6km bush walk and then spent the afternoon building rafts and canoeing. Last night they had a games night. I bet they all slept well last night.

06.01.2022 Our campers are having a great time. Today the focus is on team games. It looks as though it is cold and wet in Pemberton but Mrs Neill says that there have been lots of smiles and laughter.

03.01.2022 Congratulations to the following children who have been our Splashing super swimmers this week. The behavior of the children getting ready for swimming, travelling on the bus and at the pool has been terrific and it is amazing to see how much progress they have made since Monday. A2 Aaliyah A13 Sophie A17 Selena A8 Dakota A14 Leitisha A9 Jack A16 Brooke

03.01.2022 Wheels for LyLah: We enjoyed our day thinking about our Lylah. The students dressed up and participated in a fashion parade. They enjoyed showing off and riding their decorated scooters, bikes and skateboards and playing giant games at lunchtime, finishing the day with a disco and movie. Darby had the very hard decision of selecting the best dressed. He chose the students he thought Lylah would love the most! A huge thanks to Debbie Black for organising the lunch orders and ...our amazing P&C Emma, Janie and Tarina who helped Deb cook the sausage sizzle. A special thanks to ‘Friends of Makaila’ for their generous donation of prizes and Shane Tobin and Sarah for loaning us the giant games. Thanks Miss Snell for helping Darby choose the best decorated wheels and delivering Lylah all the money raised today ($736) and the garland of balloons. Thanks Miss Gallon for hosting the disco and Mrs Jeitz for the movie. See more