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Dear Families / Staff

Spreyton Primary School Association are excited to announce they are hosting a screening of ‘Seen’ on August 19^Th at 7pm at Reading Cinemas.  Seen is a parenting documentary centred around creating a deeper connection with our children through addressing past traumas and intergenerational parenting styles.  There are parts of this film that can resonate with everyone.

The documentary features parenting guru Maggie Dent and many other experts in their field, plus lived experiences from real life parents who have made positive changes to their family life. 

The screening will be offered to the Spreyton Primary School community for free before being made available to the wider community for a $10 fee.   We urge everyone who cares for children including parents, carers, teachers and grandparents to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to improve the lives of our children.  Let’s fill the cinema, connect with each other, and take home some insight and positivity to our family life. 

Further announcements will be made after the holidays or watch the trailer and get your free tickets now by clicking this link. Seen: The Film Link

Regards,

Kelly Grey
School Association

Dear Families

Spreyton Primary School Association are excited to announce they are hosting a screening of ‘Seen’ on August 19^Th at 7pm at Reading Cinemas.  Seen is a parenting documentary centred around creating a deeper connection with our children through addressing past traumas and intergenerational parenting styles.  There are parts of this film that can resonate with everyone.

The documentary features parenting guru Maggie Dent and many other experts in their field, plus lived experiences from real life parents who have made positive changes to their family life. 

The screening will be offered to the Spreyton Primary School community for free before being made available to the wider community for a $10 fee.   We urge everyone who cares for children including parents, carers, teachers and grandparents to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to improve the lives of our children.  Let’s fill the cinema, connect with each other, and take home some insight and positivity to our family life. 

Further announcements will be made after the holidays or watch the trailer and get your free tickets now by clicking this link. Seen: The Film Link

Regards,

Kelly Grey
School Association

Dear Families

Spreyton Primary School Association are excited to announce they are hosting a screening of ‘Seen’ on August 19^Th at 7pm at Reading Cinemas.  Seen is a parenting documentary centred around creating a deeper connection with our children through addressing past traumas and intergenerational parenting styles.  There are parts of this film that can resonate with everyone.

The documentary features parenting guru Maggie Dent and many other experts in their field, plus lived experiences from real life parents who have made positive changes to their family life. 

The screening will be offered to the Spreyton Primary School community for free before being made available to the wider community for a $10 fee.   We urge everyone who cares for children including parents, carers, teachers and grandparents to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to improve the lives of our children.  Let’s fill the cinema, connect with each other, and take home some insight and positivity to our family life. 

Further announcements will be made after the holidays or watch the trailer and get your free tickets now by clicking this link. Seen: The Film Link

Regards,

Kelly Grey
School Association

Dear Families / Coaches

We have been notified by Devonport Junior Soccer Association that they would like players to revert back to handshakes after games instead of elbow bumps please. This change is due to some issues they have seen with physicality around the elbow bumps, and they want to encourage good sportsmanship in a more familiar way.

Coaches are asked to supervise the handshakes to help ensure they’re done respectfully and in the right spirit.

Also, a reminder – if any problems come up during a game, please don’t wait until the end to raise them. Find a committee member on the day so they can help sort things out straight away.

Thanks for your support and looking forward to a great rest of the season.

Regards,
Derek Henry
Physical Education Teacher

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? Spreyton Primary is now part of the StoryBox Library! ?

As part of the DECYP’s Lifting Literacy initiative, our school now has access to StoryBox Library – an incredible online resource that brings children’s books to life with engaging read-alouds by actors, authors, and musicians.

? With over 500 stories, StoryBox celebrates local Australian literature and diverse voices. It's the perfect way to foster a love of reading at home!

Your child can enjoy StoryBox from the comfort of home – anytime, anywhere.

? How to log in at home:

1. Visit ? storyboxhub.com
2. Click Sign In
3. Use these details:
    ? Username: SpreytonPrimary
    ? Password: Spreyton
4. Click on Browse Stories and start exploring!

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the school.

Happy reading! ?✨

Nathan Gratton
Assistant Principal  

Dear %%first_name%%,

Latrobe High School has informed us that the Headspace Mental Health Education Program transition activity scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, along with the parent session in the evening, has been cancelled. This is due to the external facilitator being unexpectedly on personal leave.

Latrobe High explored all available options to find a suitable replacement facilitator; however, due to the short notice, they were unfortunately unable to secure one in time.

These sessions will be rescheduled in Term 3, we will provide further details once they are confirmed.

Latrobe High sincerely apologises for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates your understanding.

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?‍♀️ Don’t Forget – Hero for Heart Kids is TOMORROW! ?‍♂️?‍♀️

A quick reminder that tomorrow is our Hero for Heart Kids dress-up day!
We can’t wait to see our school filled with superheroes, big and small, raising money and awareness for a wonderful cause.

How to get involved:

• Dress up as your favourite superhero (or real-life hero!)
• Bring a gold coin donation
• Families can also donate online using this link https://heartkidscommunityfundraising.org.au/spreyton-primary-school

Let’s see if we can reach our ambitious $550 fundraising goal and help make a difference for children with heart disease and their families.

Thank you for your support, Spreyton! Together, we can all be heroes.
See you and your capes tomorrow!

Dear %%first_name%%,

The Schoolzine booking system for Family/Teacher meetings is now open and bookings can be completed online by using our Schoolzine booking link below.

Family/Teacher Meeting Booking System

Please book as soon as possible to enable the selection of your preferred meeting time. Each meeting will run for 15 minutes. Each meeting will run for 15 minutes. Due to the tight time frame of our Family/Teacher meetings it is important that you arrive on time for your meeting please.

If you need assistance making a booking please find step by step instructions via the link below.

https://www.schoolzine.com/sk-booking-guide

If you are unable to access Schoolzine to book an appointment please contact the school office 6421 2222.

Regards,
John Hudson
Principal