Walhallow Public School in Caroona, New South Wales, Australia | Primary School

Walhallow Public School

Locality: Caroona, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6747 4717

Address: Mooki River 2343 Caroona, NSW, Australia

Website: http://walhallow-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

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24.01.2022 2020 Walhallow Public School Athletics Carnival!

23.01.2022 Check out this impressive initiative from the DoE, as part of the NSW Mathematics Strategy. Lots of fabulous ideas, not only for teachers but parents as well. 2025 Mathematics Strategy https://education.nsw.gov.au//str/nsw-mathematics-strategy... The Everyday Maths Hub https://www.education.nsw.gov.au//math/everyday-maths-hub

23.01.2022 Students working on fine motor skills with OT students from Newcastle University today!

23.01.2022 Go Miss Porter!

22.01.2022 Dear Parents, We’d like to draw your attention to the survey link about our Out of School Hours Care parent survey below. The DoE have already had over 1,800 responses from 169 schools. These insights have already proven valuable in planning and prioritising the roll out of the Out of School Hours Care commitment across the state. To ensure our school’s before and after school care needs are met in 2021, the DoE would appreciate your support in completing the survey. It wil...l remain open until Friday 27 November 2020. https://surveys.education.nsw.gov.au/s3/OSHCParentSurvey

22.01.2022 Day 4 NAIDOC celebrations began with Up&Up workshops! We wrote lyrics, we rapped, and we created an eye-catching mural! Next up, we had an Aboriginal dance workshop with Charna! Thank you Faith, Shane, and Charna for sharing your expertise and energy with us!!

21.01.2022 We are very grateful for the generous donation of thirteen laptops from Rural Aid. The students and teachers love them. Many thanks Rural Aid!

17.01.2022 Our final day of NAIDOC activities included Indigenous games with Sam, a BBQ, and a Kahoot quiz with questions about NAIDOC week! We appreciate all your efforts putting this week together Miss Porter! Always Was, Always Will Be.

17.01.2022 On Tuesday Charlotte, Emily, Jannali and Steven joined a small group of students from Wakehurst PS in Sydney for a Zoom chat. The students asked each other some questions to get to know each other. The students compared the size and location of each school. They asked what their favourite subjects at school are and what each other did for fun outside school. Both groups found that no matter where you live, kids love the same things such as online games and music apps. Wakehurst PS is Ms Mason’s substantive school in Sydney, so it was lovely to make that connection during NAIDOC Week. The students from Wakehurst raised over $560 to buy books for our students to use in the classroom here at Walhallow PS as a NAIDOC Week gift. Thank you Ms Mason for coordinating and to Wakehurst PS students, staff and community for their generosity.

16.01.2022 Thank you to our wonderful SAS staff for all of the wonderful things you do for the staff and students of Walhallow. We appreciate you all.

13.01.2022 Pancakes for Breakfast Club tomorrow - Tuesday 22/9. Yummy!

12.01.2022 Rap highlights with Up&Up!

12.01.2022 Each Tuesday afternoon Miss Porter runs a program with our Year 3-6 girls, this is week 2 of an 8 week program. The girls came up with their name - Sista Squad. Today the girls received a Nivea Beauty Pack donated by Mrs Ballard’s mum, Mrs Braithwaite. Thank you and well done to all. The girls are really enjoying this program.

11.01.2022 Drumbeat time in our yarning circle

10.01.2022 Dear Parents/Carers, All schools have been sent warning emails regarding reports of inappropriate content on social media platforms involving a distressing video. This has also been reported on national news outlets. The Department of Education is outlining that it would be advisable for parents to keep their children off social media platforms over the next few days.... We encourage people who encounter this content to report it to the social media platform they've seen it on, or to eSafety at https://www.esafety.gov.au/report/illegal-harmful-content

10.01.2022 Fun in the sun, growing, gardening, composting and creating with our crops.

09.01.2022 Super fun sport session with bubble soccer today!

09.01.2022 Thank you Principal Mr Worley and Deputy Principal Ms Loughrey from Quirindi High School for coming to visit our Stage 3 students today. It was a great way to connect with our students as Covid has not enabled normal transition days to run. The students enjoyed this visit, asking questions about high school and talking about all the amazing opportunities students have at QHS.

07.01.2022 Via Zoom this week with Newcastle University students we scrutinised our hand washing technique and found out exactly how much sugar is in soft drinks!

07.01.2022 Our K-2 Drumbeats

06.01.2022 Outdoor fun and learning at Walhallow

06.01.2022 Learning about solids and liquids this week! We made ice cream!

06.01.2022 https://youtu.be/3eRKCgmZXOs Our amazing Walhallow students appear in this video! Be sure to watch til end as we appear 4 times!

06.01.2022 Have a wonderful day!

05.01.2022 Please let the school know if this interests you so we can send in an expression of interest.

02.01.2022 Thank you to Maddi and Harold who visited us at Walhallow Public School this week. We always love our visit and were so excited it could go ahead this year. Thank you to the Quirindi CWA who funds this program for our students. Much appreciated.

02.01.2022 All enrolment paper work must be complete and handed to QHS for students to attend Orientation. It will be a great morning. Parents will be sent an information video clip next week. It won’t be long until our school leaders head off to High School.

01.01.2022 Thank you to Gail and Barb from the Red Cross Pillowcase Program who visited our Echidna Class this week. The Pillowcase Program is a disaster resilience education program designed to help children prepare psychologically and practically for an emergency. Delivered by Red Cross staff and volunteers, the workshop encourages students to be active participants in their own emergency preparedness. This program links to the NSW PDHPE and Geography Syllabus and the students thoroughly enjoyed it.