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P.O. Box 8, Bombay, 2343 |
Phone (09) 236 1012 Fax (09) 236 0458 Email: Administration Email: Principal |
2012 School Term Dates 2013 School Term Dates
Term One |
Tuesday 7 February - Thursday 5 April
Easter during the School Holidays |
Term One |
Thursday 7 February - Thursday 19 April Easter Holidays Friday 29 March toTuesday 2 April Anzac Day during holidays |
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Term Two |
Monday 23 April - Friday 29 June
Queens Birthday Monday 4 June |
Term Two |
Monday 6 May - Friday 12 July Queens Birthday Monday 3 June |
Term Three
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Monday 16 July - Friday 28 September |
Term Three
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Monday 29 July - Friday 27 September |
Term Four
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Monday 15 October - Thursday 20 December Labour Day Monday 22 October |
Term Four
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Monday 14 October - Friday 20 December Labour Day Monday 28 October |
Fundamental Movement Skills in the Junior School Open this document to check out what the Junior School is doing this term The Whole School are participating in Life Education sessions check out the website Life Education Trust
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EdAlive’s new eCSP is now online and can generate CASH for our school! |
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National Standards and Reports Annual Report Showing Student Attainment Against National Standards - November 2011 |
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Bombay Community Multisport Development Next Meeting -TBA |
The Staff, Board of Trustees and the community of Bombay School welcome you and your family to the Bombay School Website. We hope if your children are enrolled at our school that your time involved with our school will be worthwhile, rewarding and enjoyable.
Our school is part of the Bombay district. It is specifically designed for the education of children, who are bound to attend for 197 days each year, but also serves to involve parents with staff and children during each year. The school community demonstrates pride in its school and offers great support for its many activities. The Bombay community has high expectations of the school, and close involvement is encouraged whenever possible.
Whilst special functions such as sports days, assemblies and concerts are organised for sharing together, every day parents have the opportunity to contact the school and should feel at ease in communicating joys, queries and concerns. The staff believe that close contact and co-operation between home and school is vital for effective growth, and welcome parental contact and assistance with class work, sporting and cultural activities. We work to make the school effective in its dealings, exercising our professional judgement to be helpful, diplomatic and tactful within all relationships.
Bombay is a full Primary School catering for Years 1 - 8. There is a teaching staff of eighteen teachers and fifteen classrooms. The roll varies between approximately 330 and 370 pupils.
MISSION STATEMENT:
To provide a learning environment which will encourage our children to achieve their best always
The Bombay School Board of Trustees support this by:
- strong support for Staff Development
- maintaining an excellent physical environment
- continuously expanding curriculum resources
- seeking parental involvement and support in the school through consultation.
MOTTO
Our Best Always
SCHOOL GOALS
- To maintain consistently high standards in the basic subjects
- To cater for the creative talents of all children in all fields
- To foster and encourage full participation and enjoyment in physical activities
- To develop a pleasant, caring and interesting school and classroom environment
- To encourage caring and harmonious relationships between pupils, staff and parents, with open communication between all
- To foster tolerance and maintain high standards of social behaviour and discipline, regardless of race, creed or gender
- To recognise and cater for all children's specific needs
- To encourage parental support in the day to day activities and events of the school.
Snow at Bombay School - 10.50 - 11.40 am and then again at 1.15 pm - Monday 15 August 2011
