2020

Jun 11 - Halls Head ESC Parent Information Session (9-10:30 AM)

Jun 17 - Cross Country

Jun 19 - Combined Schools Board Meeting (11:15 AM-12:30 PM)

Jun 24 - School Photos - clean smart uniforms please

Jun 26 - Lightning Carnival

Jul 03 - End Term 2

Jul 20 - Staff Return for Term 3 (Pupil-free Day)

Jul 21 - Students start T3

Sep 25 - End Term 3

 

Future Calendars

More details about school holidays, including up to five years ahead, can be found on the Department of Education website - see www.education.wa.edu.au/future-term-dates

(NOTE: The dates on the DET website show the full term. In most instances, the start date is the return date for staff, whereas students return one day later.)

The school newsletter is an information service for parents and caregivers. We encourage you to read relevant sections (for example, your child's Room update) together with your child. It is emailed to all parents and carers. Families may ask the school to add other family members to the distribution list.

In the event of system failure, a hard copy will be sent home to each family. Newsletters are also available for download in pdf format - see below (some files are quite large).

2020

Issue 04, 2020

Issue 03, 2020

Issue 02, 2020

Issue 01, 2020

2019

Issue 08, 2019

Issue 07, 2019

Issue 06, 2019

Issue 05, 2019

Riverside Education Support Centre is often in the news and for all the best reasons. A selection of media reports and links are listed below.

Colourful Safe Haven for Riverside Students (Mandurah Mail - Feb 22, 2016)

In Februray, RESC opened an important new resource facility that provides upset students a safe 'unwinding' space when needed. (Published article)

Riverside Celebrate 2 Decades of Education (Mandurah Mail - Oct 30, 2015)

At the end of October the combined Riverside Schools celebrated 20 years of educating students from Greenfields and the broader region. Mandurah Mail posted an article - (Published article)

There are many influences upon school attendance by students, and it is sometimes the case that students with disabilities have carers who think attendance is not a high priority. Nothing could be further from the truth. A disciplined, regular approach to primary school life builds the foundations for follow-up education and future opportunities. Riverside ESC places strong emphasis on regular attendance and this approach has generated both improved participation at school and generated recognition from the Department of Education.

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