What we offer

Two groups catering for K-3 and 4-6 students will run at a minimum of twice a week. Groups will focus on extending learning opportunities in literacy and numeracy, offering challenging learning tasks and skill development.

Students from Years 2-6 identified as requiring additional support in reading will perticipate in targeted 1:1 and small group sessions four times a week, with a focus on core foundational reading skills.

Identified students from across the school will participate in 1:1 and small group sessions up to four times a week focusing on early reading skills and numeracy development.

Every Friday, Ms Buckman works alongside the class teacher in a whole class setting to engage students in learning and develop litteracy and language skills.

We offer a lunch time chess club every Tuesday for all of our chess enthiusiasts interested in playing and learning new chess skills.

Sports program offered every Friday to all students. Students work with a professional sports teacher engaging in a range of sports games and key fundamental movement skills.

Located in the Community Hub, students can enjoy a piece of toast or cereal everyday from 8:30 - 8:55am.

As part of our CALMs values, students can use their Kai Cash in Weeks 5 and 10 to purchase items from the shop. You can read more about The Burrow here.

A quiet space for students to engage in interactive and imaginative play. Offered every Tuesday and Thursday lunch time in the school hall.

Mr Craig, our CLO, works with students, parents and the school to develop effective partnerships that enable students to pursue successful education.

Offered to Stages 1-3 students every Wednesday lunch time in the school library. Students are able to enjoy collaborative builds and coding with their friends.

Get your groove on every Friday lunch time. Our professional dance teacher choreographs dance routines for all ages. Students also participate in whole class dance session throughout the week.

Culture Club is run every fortnight with Koori Konnections Educators. First Nations students will learn about Aboriginal cultures, connections, history, natural environment and sustainability through a range of fun, interactive learning experiences.

Part of the FEAST OzHarvest Education Program, mainstream students participate in cooking lessons during Terms 3 and 4. You can read more about the OzHarvest Program here.

Come along every Monday lunch time and take the opportunity to build self-confidence, imaginations and creativity with other students.

Onsite before and after school care. Visit the Activity Centres Inc Toongabbie East site or phone 0401 146 640 for more informati