We would like to say a big thank you for coming to our Acquaintance Evening last Tuesday. Your participation and support in the evening was greatly appreciated. We were pleased to see so many students eagerly involved and sharing their early year learning experiences with families. Thank you also for taking the time to visit the library and meet/chat with other school staff about the different offerings here at CVPS.

Thanks once more for being there, we’re looking forward to more opportunities throughout the year where we can all come together as a school community. 

Annual General Meeting

Thank you to all that attended our Governing Council Annual General Meeting last week. The Governing Council, together with the Principal, is responsible for the shared governance of the school and takes an active role in developing and monitoring the school's strategic directions, and development and improvement of school grounds and facilities.

The Governing Council is made up of representatives of all the major stakeholders in the school. It comprises of the Principal, two staff reps and up to 16 parent representatives. Congratulations to the following parent representatives who are either continuing or who were elected this year.

Sam Neville (Chairperson)

Andrew Redham-Wenham (Deputy Chairperson)

Ben Sanderson (Treasurer)

Anthony Wright (Secretary)

Emma Collingwood

Candice Doman

Chelsea Mount

Chris Schneider

Anne Carter

Kelly Smith

Joanna Hellier

Toni Crosbie

Amy Homister

Entry to the Kiss & Drop Area

Did you know that the best time to avoid congestion, when picking up students, is around 3:20 pm?

Did you also know that teachers are on duty at the Kiss & Drop area until approximately 3:30 pm, and school staff monitor all students until they are collected?

Please take a moment to look over the diagram below.

It is important for everyone’s safety that we safely access the school grounds while not impeding the traffic flow on Main Road. At times you may need to keep circulating until the driveway is clear enough to enter. Under no circumstances should you wait in the bus stop, on Main Road, or queue up over the crossing. These actions impede the ability of pedestrians to cross safely and contravene road rules.

It is a tricky time of day, and driver courtesy goes a long way!