Students at Holy Family Primary School, Granville East took part in national Walk Safely to School Day recently.
Walk Safely to School Day is an annual, national event to promote road safety, physical activity and environmental benefits that regular walking can provide.After meeting at a nearby park, students, teachers and parents walked to school to encourage safe pedestrian habits in a supervised environment.
Teacher Natalie Bratby said the event was a great opportunity for students to experience the walk to school in the company of friends, parents and teachers.
‘As well as getting some extra physical activity today, the students have had a lot of fun,’ she said. ‘
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26 Oct 2026
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❤️🪢 Jump Rope for Heart! 🏃♀️🏃♂️ Our students have been jumping, skipping and having lots of fun as part of Jump Rope for Heart! ❤️ We were excited to welcome Jarryd from the Heart Foundation, who joined us at assembly to introduce the program and inspire our students to get active and keep their hearts healthy! 💪✨ Through this fantastic initiative, students are developing their skipping skills, building confidence and learning about the importance of physical activity. Families and friends are also encouraged to support our students by making a donation to the Heart Foundation, helping to raise vital funds for heart health research and education. ❤️ We look forward to seeing our students continue to skip, have fun and make a difference, one jump at a time! 🌟👏 @jumprope26 Oct 2026
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📐✨ Angles are everywhere! 🔍 Our Year 3 students have been busy exploring the wonderful world of angles! 📏 Through fun, hands-on activities, students created their very own angle rulers to help identify and compare different types of angles. They loved putting their new skills to the test by discovering angles in shapes and the world around them! 🌟👏
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