A-Z Information
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZBells and Break Times
Our school day is organised as follows:
Start of the day 8.58 am music plays for students to go to their classroom ready for 9.00am start
Recess 11.00- 11.30 am
End of recess 11.26 am music plays for students to return to classroom
Lunch eating 12.50-1.00 pm
First lunch 1.00-1.20 pm
Second lunch 1.20-1.40 pm
End of lunch 1.36 pm music plays for students to return to classroom
End of the day 3.00 pm
Bikes and Scooters
The riding of bikes and scooters on the school premises, including the car park, is not permitted. Bikes and scooters must be locked by their owners in the enclosure as soon as students arrive at school. The wearing of approved helmets is compulsory.
Book Club
Scholastic Book Club runs 8 issues a year (two per term). Catalogues are sent home with students and orders can be placed online by the due date. Spare order forms are available from the Library and front foyer area.
Scholastic Book Club orders support the school library in obtaining new resources.
Buddy Program
The Fraser Primary School buddy program is an important and valued part of our school. This program promotes the Fraser Primary SCARF values and PBL expectations. It focuses on building the social and academic needs of all students. It begins in term 4 when the younger students are in preschool and are beginning their transition to kindergarten. Throughout the term the year 5 students visit their preschool buddy to share in activities such as, having lunch together or participating in cooperative play sessions.
When school commences the following year, the new year 6 students begin their leadership role within the school community by assisting their younger peers to develop an understanding of what is expected of them now that they are in kindergarten. The year 6 students are given fluro hats to assist the younger students to identify year 6 students on the playground. Year 6 students wearing their hat can be approached by any kindergarten student who needs help. The year 6 buddies also provide support during whole school events to ensure their younger peers has a positive experience. The year 6 students are given regular opportunities to reflect on their role as a year 6 buddy and identify any areas they need advice or teacher assistance with.