Jarrahdale Primary School and COVID – 19
(08) 9526 7100
20 Wanliss Street Jarrahdale WA 6124
Mon-Fri: 8am - 4pm
Dear Parents/Carers,
I want to thank you all for your support in what was one of the most unusual starts to a school term we have ever seen. Together, we have been able to make the best of this situation and ensure your child’s safety and continuity of learning.
Today, the State Government announced changes to education based on a review of current arrangements and updated health advice.
As of Monday, 18 May 2020 all students are expected to attend school, except for those students medically referred to learn from home.
This means students are either:
- at school;
- have a medical referral to learn from home; or
- recorded as absent if they do not attend.
Over the last three weeks, we have seen 84% of our students return to school, which has been fantastic.
Current health advice states that schools remain safe for staff and students and should remain open. We want to make sure all children get the best education possible, which is why attending school is so important. We are here to make sure all children are learning and there’s no doubt, schools are the best place for them to learn.
For parents with medical advice that their child should not attend school, we will work with you in partnership with the School of Special Educational Needs: Medical and Mental Health to support your child’s learning from home. If you feel your child is in this category, please do not hesitate to contact me and we will work together on the next steps.
If your child does not attend school without a medical reason, they will be marked as absent and will not be provided with a learning program.
The extra cleaning and hygiene practices implemented at the start of Term 2 will continue and as part of the social distancing measures, we continue to ask parents/carers to drop children at the school gates and not enter the school grounds.
The State Government will continue to make decisions based on the best health advice. Thank you for your continued support as we move forward.
If you have any questions, please do contact the Office 9526 7100.
Kind regards,
Cherie Dobbs
Principal
Jarrahdale Primary School and COVID – 19
Dear Parents/Carers,
I want to thank you all for your support in what was one of the most unusual starts to a school term we have ever seen. Together, we have been able to make the best of this situation and ensure your child’s safety and continuity of learning.
Today, the State Government announced changes to education based on a review of current arrangements and updated health advice.
As of Monday, 18 May 2020 all students are expected to attend school, except for those students medically referred to learn from home.
This means students are either:
– at school;
– have a medical referral to learn from home; or
recorded as absent if they do not attend.
Over the last three weeks, we have seen 84% of our students return to school, which has been fantastic.
Current health advice states that schools remain safe for staff and students and should remain open. We want to make sure all children get the best education possible, which is why attending school is so important. We are here to make sure all children are learning and there’s no doubt, schools are the best place for them to learn.
For parents with medical advice that their child should not attend school, we will work with you in partnership with the School of Special Educational Needs: Medical and Mental Health to support your child’s learning from home. If you feel your child is in this category, please do not hesitate to contact me and we will work together on the next steps.
If your child does not attend school without a medical reason, they will be marked as absent and will not be provided with a learning program.
The extra cleaning and hygiene practices implemented at the start of Term 2 will continue and as part of the social distancing measures, we continue to ask parents/carers to drop children at the school gates and not enter the school grounds.
The State Government will continue to make decisions based on the best health advice. Thank you for your continued support as we move forward.
If you have any questions, please do contact the Office 9526 7100.
Kind regards,
Cherie Dobbs
Principal
(08) 9526 7100
20 Wanliss Street Jarrahdale WA 6124
Mon-Fri: 8am - 4pm
Online Learning Resources
Resources, activities and information to help children and young people continue to learn while at home.
Online Learning Resources
Resources, activities and information to help children and young people continue to learn while at home.
Support Information
The unfolding situation around COVID-19 is creating a sense of uncertainty among Australians. Two in five (39%) feel extremely or very uncertain about the future since the recent outbreak of the virus, while another 52% feel somewhat or slightly uncertain.
In this context of change and uncertainty Australians are feeling anxious (45%), frustrated (37%) and vulnerable (29%). There is still a sense of optimism, however, with more than a quarter (27%) feeling hopeful.
While these uncertainties and dark days can cause justified anxiety and concern, it is also in these times that we see community and human connectedness shining brightly. In challenging times, we see the positive and resilient aspects of the Australian spirit as we come together to encourage and build each other up – even from a distance.*
If you feel like you need to speak to someone please contact one of the below:
*Information from Analyse Australia COVID-19 Report
Support Information
The unfolding situation around COVID-19 is creating a sense of uncertainty among Australians. Two in five (39%) feel extremely or very uncertain about the future since the recent outbreak of the virus, while another 52% feel somewhat or slightly uncertain.
In this context of change and uncertainty Australians are feeling anxious (45%), frustrated (37%) and vulnerable (29%). There is still a sense of optimism, however, with more than a quarter (27%) feeling hopeful.
While these uncertainties and dark days can cause justified anxiety and concern, it is also in these times that we see community and human connectedness shining brightly. In challenging times, we see the positive and resilient aspects of the Australian spirit as we come together to encourage and build each other up – even from a distance.*
If you feel like you need to speak to someone please contact one of the below:
*Information from Analyse Australia COVID-19 Report
Pre Kindy
Belonging, Being and Becoming – The Early Years Learning Framework describes the principles, practice and outcomes essential to support and enhance young children’s learning from birth to five years of age, as well as their transition to school.
Kindy/Pre Primary
Having a specific emphasis on play-based learning and recognises the importance of communication and language (including early literacy and numeracy) and social and emotional development.
Primary
Joy, Pride and Success -Creating confident communicators, imaginative thinkers and informed citizens. Recognising the understandings and skills to make informed decisions about local, national and global issues and to participate.
Pre Kindy
Belonging, Being and Becoming – The Early Years Learning Framework describes the principles, practice and outcomes essential to support and enhance young children’s learning from birth to five years of age, as well as their transition to school.
Kindy/Pre Primary
Having a specific emphasis on play-based learning and recognises the importance of communication and language (including early literacy and numeracy) and social and emotional development.
Primary
Joy, Pride and Success -Creating confident communicators, imaginative thinkers and informed citizens. Recognising the understandings and skills to make informed decisions about local, national and global issues and to participate.
Videos
Videos
What's On
What's On
Dress up day is tomorrow for gold coin donation. Students will be in the undercover area tomorrow morning so please make sure they have something warm on. Also some students have sport throughout the day so bare that in mind with your costume or pack a change of clothes.S.T.E.M week dress up day
(Science.Technology,Engineering,Maths)
Thursday 2nd July
To coincide with S.T.E.M week the P&C are having a dress up day for a gold coin donation. Let your creativity run wild with things you already have at home
Lunch tomorrow: Slow cooked beef casserole with mash, jelly and custard fruit cup and banana milkshake.
All that for $5
Jarrahdale Primary School
20 Wanliss Street, Jarrahdale
(08) 9526 7100
Jarrahdale Primary School
20 Wanliss Street, Jarrahdale
(08) 9526 7100