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Throughout Term 3, The Triple P and Child and Parent Centre teams are offering a fantastic series of free online workshops for families. Facilitated by School Psychologist consultants, The Triple P- Positive Parenting Program gives parents and carers ideas and...

In this post I’m reflecting on Gratitude; the fourth and final focus of The Resilience project. Gratitude is the practice of being thankful for and focusing on what we have in our lives, not what we don’t. The benefits of gratitude and simple ways to practice it were...

This week, our school proudly celebrated NAIDOC Week, a time to honor the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. While the official celebrations take place in the first week of July, our NAIDOC Week activities provided a...

Today, the students and staff of Churchlands Primary School have been wearing their favourite clothes, raising money to support a worthy cause and enjoying a free dress day. We are proud to share that we have raised $566. This is our 5th year supporting the Solar...

A huge thank you to Gemma Taylor for re homing three of the chickens to a farm. Unfortunately, they were roosters, and we are not allowed to keep roosters in the metropolitan area. We are down to three chickens. Gemma does a lot of behind the scenes work for our...

Red Zone The Red Zone is used to describe extremely heightened states of alertness or very intense feelings. A person may be experiencing anger, rage, explosive behaviour, panic, terror, or elation when in the Red Zone. Being in the Red Zone can best be explained by...