Wondall Heights State School
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260 Wondall Road
Manly West QLD 4179
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Email: admin@wondallheightsss.eq.edu.au
Phone: 3906 6444

Head of Curriculum

    QParents

    From next term, the Department of Education is updating the process used by schools for invoicing for school activities such as incursions and excursions. The new process will require consent to be completed via QParents for these activities before the school invoices families. This term we will be working through how this process will look for Wondall. In the meantime, we have been contacting families who have not yet registered for QParents to offer support to do this. Thank you to all of our families who have been signing up and are beginning to use QParents.

    The following information is available to parents in QParents:

    • Attendance details
    • Upcoming events
    • Report cards
    • Invoices and payment history
    • Consent

    The benefits of using QParents includes

    • Greater transparency with online access to your child’s information
    • Ease of viewing and updating your child’s details including address and medical conditions
    • Anytime, anywhere access on a smartphone, tablet or computer
    • Access to the latest information in one centralised place
    • Improved administration efficiencies and reduced printing and mail outs

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    Premier's Reading Challenge

     

    The Premier's Reading Challenge is not a competition but is a way to encourage students to develop a passion for reading. Every student who completes the challenge will receive a Certificate of Achievement, signed by the Premier.

     

    Students are encouraged to select a range of fiction and non-fiction books suited to their reading ability and record books they’ve read during the reading period, between 7 May and 23 August.

     

    To complete the challenge:

     

    • Prep to Year 2 – must read or experience 20 books
    • Year 3 and 4 – must read 20 books
    • Year 5 and 6 – must read 15 books (less books than year 3 and 4 due to likelihood of being longer and more complex)

     

    Your child should receive a recording sheet from their classroom teacher.  Completed record sheets with student’s full name and class on them need to be returned to school by Friday 23 August.

     

    For suggested books, or for more information about the Premier’s Reading Challenge, please visit:

     

    https://readingchallenge.education.qld.gov.au/