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Kindergarten Transition
Thursday 19th November
Musical Heights ABHS
21st November 3pm
Presentation Day 9.30am
14th December
Students' Final Day of Term 4 16th December
School Forms
Uniform Order Form
Canteen Price List
Leave of Absence Form
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NEW Plan of Eco Food Garden
Mr Charlton's Farewell
French Day
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KINDY: Fun Brain
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Stop Disasters
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Mathletics
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last updated
Monday 23rd November 2009
Welcome
Our vision is to provide a secure and caring environment where the welfare of each student is paramount, where all students are supported in their efforts to achieve excellence.
Hornsby Heights Public School is set in beautiful grounds which border the Berowra Valley Bushland Park. The calls of many native birds may be heard each day, attracted to the school by the plants and shrubs in the abundant gardens.
Term 4 Week 6
What a wonderful show! Congratulations to all our enthusiastic students, creative dance teachers, dedicated class teachers and supportive parents who together, with great organising from Mrs Johnston, created a wonderful Musical Heights afternoon last Saturday at Asquith Boys High School. Despite the "Hot, Hot, Hot" all students performed beautifully and the afternoon passed quickly in a hive of excitement for all children. Well done everyone.
Good luck to Oliver H. from Year 6 who has been selected to attend the State Cricket Trials in Lismore this week. Hopefully the cooler weather will prevail for the duration of the trials.
Twelve of our senior students will be participating in the Premiers Sporting Challenge Leadership training at Asquith Public School. This is a wonderful opportunity for those selected to further develop their awareness of the values we seek to become good citizens in our community.
Library stocktaking is underway this week. If any students still need to return books they have on loan, please do so immediately.
Stage One students will visit the School House Museum at North Ryde Public School this week as a closure to their COGS unit. The students are looking forward to dressing up as school students of 1900 and experiencing maypole dancing and dip pen writing as they did in schools in those days.