Highland Reserve State School

See you tomorrow!!!!

It has been a rainy term, with many athletics lessons taking place in the hall. However, this has not stopped students from developing their skills and practising a range of athletics events in preparation for the HRSS Years 4–6 Athletics Carnival.
The main carnival will be held on Friday, 12 June (Week 😎, where students will rotate around the oval in their age groups, earning points for their Houses - Wongawallan, Kurrungal, and Guanaba. With House pride on the line, only one team will claim victory!
Parents and caregivers are warmly invited to attend and cheer on the students throughout the day.
Please note that the 200m and 800m events (for students who nominate themselves) and the High Jump Championships (for selected students) will be held the day prior to the carnival.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mr McCracken ([email protected]).

AusAlert is a new Australian Government warning system that will deliver emergency and safety messages almost instantly. This system will allow states and territories and the Australian Government to send emergency notifications to people across Australia. There will be a nationwide test on 27 July at 2pm, with full implementation of the system set for October this year. For more information, go to www.ausalert.gov.au.

It's HERE! How you can help your child at home with reading, Guiding Growth recorded session.

This recording was pitched at our earlier phases of reading and can be found on our website using the file path shown in the image below.
The recording is of the presentation but also shows videos so you can see just what to do at home.
A huge thank you to our star students for being model examples and some of our many expert teachers for their time.

Head over to our HRSS website and follow this filepath to find the recording.
Home>Support and resources>Parent resources>Parents - Guided Growth

Stay tuned for each video shared in the presentation to soon land here on the website too!!!

Flu season is here, and keeping kids healthy helps them stay engaged in learning. Simple steps like handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home when unwell can make a big difference. If your child is sick, please contact the school so we can work together to keep them on track. https://education.qld.gov.au/initiatives-and-strategies/initiatives/every-day-counts/