RE: COVID-19 UPDATE 5 April 2020 6 Apr to 9 Apr 20 are pupil free days, otherwise referred to as staff development days. Staff will be engaging in professional learning and planning for Term 2. No student learning packages will be provided during this week. Term 2 starts on Tues 28 Apr...
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The new kiss and drop zone continues to provide challenges which tend to be more so in the afternoon. The kiss and drop is a strictly NO STANDING, or PARKING ZONE. Please be considerate of other motorists and follow the guidelines:
Mount Pleasant Primary students continue to work very hard and some fantastic work is showcased here:
Anaphylaxis is a severe, rapidly progressive allergic reaction that is potentially life threatening. The most common allergens in school aged children are peanuts, eggs, tree nuts (e.g. cashews), cows milk, fish and shellfish, wheat, soy, sesame and certain insect venom (particularly bee stings).
The Dress Code and Uniform Policy for Mount Pleasant Primary School is available here and a copy can be obtained from the front office. Mount Pleasant Primary School is held in high regard by the community for its excellent standard of dress.
Ed Security has increased weekend patrols but I would ask families who live near the school to remain vigilant and also keep a watch on weekends. If you see any suspicious behaviour at the school, please call Ed Security on 9264 4771 ; 9264 4632 or toll free on 1800 177 777.
A reminder that the MPPS building fund is alive and well. The benefit of having a School Building Fund is that parents and community members can make tax deductible donations to MPPS to construct and maintain the school buildings in which our children are educated.
'Protective Behaviours' are behaviours which enable children to recognise situations in which their personal space and sense of safety may be compromised. For more information please visit the Bravehearts web site at: https://bravehearts.org.au/ Mount Pleasant Primary School teaches Protective Behaviours through the Health Learning Area. Part of this includes making children aware of the Stranger Danger threat.
For information on Crunch&Sip at Mt Pleasant Primary School
In 2014 Mount Pleasant Primary School, in consultation with the School Council, parents and school staff, was successful in gaining Independent Public School (IPS) status. For information on what this means for our school please click here.
