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What a stunning afternoon with our very special Aunty Sammy. Thank you to Mrs Dee for your amazing work as well. It was lovely to see so many parents and students join in our very special rock painting for our new garden bed. From a simple sign on the door to the stunning pieces of art created.

🖤💛❤️ Grab a Smock, Paint a Rock for NAIDOC! ❤️💛🖤
Join us tomorrow from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm in the school courtyard as we celebrate NAIDOC Week and this year's theme, "50 Years of Deadly."
Families are invited to work alongside Aunty Sammy from the Deadly Arts Program to create painted rocks for our special courtyard installation.
Visitors are asked to sign in via the school office upon arrival.
See the attached posters for details about our NAIDOC Week celebrations and activities happening across the week at CPPS.
We can't wait to celebrate culture, creativity and community with you!

Last day to get your orders in for our sausage sizzle tomorrow. Forms available at the office.

CRAZY HAIR DAY IS COMING TO CPPS!

This Thursday 18th June, we’re inviting all students to come to school with their craziest hair creations! Think colours, glitter, spikes, braids, crazy styles and lots of fun. A gold coin donation on the day will help raise funds for State Schools Relief.

We’ll also be running a Sausage Sizzle, with sausages in bread available for $3 and drinks for $2. Orders must be pre-ordered, order forms will be sent home tomorrow, with order forms also available from the school office. Pre-orders close on Wednesday 17th June.

CRAZY HAIR DAY IS COMING TO CPPS!

On Thursday 18th June, we’re inviting all students to come to school with their craziest hair creations! Think colours, glitter, spikes, braids, crazy styles and lots of fun. A gold coin donation on the day will help raise funds for State Schools Relief.

We’ll also be running a Sausage Sizzle, with sausages in bread available for $3 and drinks for $2. Orders must be pre-ordered, order forms will be sent home tomorrow, with order forms also available from the school office. Pre-orders close on Wednesday 17th June.

Let's have some fun while supporting a great cause!

BEANIES AVAILABLE NOW!

Keep warm this winter while showing your school spirit!

Our CPPS beanies are now available for purchase from the Front Office for just $25 each.

These popular beanies are perfect for chilly mornings, outdoor activities and school events.

⚓ $25 each
⚓ Available from the Front Office
⚓ Limited stock available

Don't miss out – once they're gone, they're gone!

Fundraising Meeting – Everyone Welcome! 🌟

We will be holding a fundraising meeting on Thursday 11 June at 3:30pm in the staffroom, and we'd love to see you there!

Whether you're able to help out regularly, have a great fundraising idea, or simply want to hear what's planned for the remainder of the year, all parents and carers are warmly welcome to attend.

If you can't make it but have ideas, suggestions, feedback, or anything you'd like discussed, please feel free to email Rae at [email protected] before the meeting.

We are always looking for fresh ideas and extra helping hands to support our school community. Every contribution, big or small, is appreciated.

We hope to see you there!

A huge congratulations to Michelle and the family on this incredible honour. We have a very talented parent population!!!

iSea, iCare News
The Whales are Coming! 🫍 🐳

Did you know that Crib Point Primary School adopted and sponsors a local dolphin named DD and a famous killer whale named Split Fin? This is through the fundraising efforts coordinated by the Dolphin Research Institute and our 2025 iSea, iCare Ambassadors.
Just last week, Split Fin has been positively identified cruising the waters around Phillip Island. This is super exciting news, as the last official sighting of Split Fin was off Wilson’s Prom back in 2024! As the matriarch of a family of killer whales, she’s known to travel as far north as Jervis Bay, and as far south as Robe in SA. First identified way back in 2003, Split Fin is easy to recognise due to her damaged dorsal fin (believed to be caused by a boat propeller), which gives Split Fin her name.
So, if you’re out whale watching on the Peninsula over the next month or two, keep an eye out for Split Fin!

These are our preps and Grade 6s celebrating Milo the Monkeys birthday. Soooo much fun!