Douglas Park Public School
School in Wollondilly

Our school greatly values the role of parents and caregivers in the education of their children and we foster all parents to become involved in the life of the school and its decision making. The purpose of Douglas Park Public School is to prepare the children for life. The school years section helps you get to know the important highlights of your child's learning activities from year to year. Douglas Park Public School 's PC Association is a hospitable group of parents and community members who labor firm to yield surplus opportunities for the students of the school. As we start the year we have tall expectations of our students and staff and a commitment to deliver the excellent public education that parents, carers and the community rightly demand. I am elated of our achievements in public education and each year our schools yield our communities with much to. Ways to encourage effective reading in former children Ask your child what subjects they would like to read about. The maximum important ability to teach your child. The participation, enjoyment and skill development of our students is the cornerstone of the school sport physical activity program. Our teachers use a variety of strategies to assess each student's work. Superior begin Kindergarten assessments in literacy and numeracy helps our teachers to identify the learning needs of your child. NAPLAN results help teachers meet the individual literacy and numeracy needs of students. This popular defy encourages students from Kindergarten to Year 9 to prosper a love of reading and plays an imperative role in developing literacy. This annual competition encourages primary school students in Years 36 to flourish their spelling skills in a merriment and educational way. We encourage our students to be leaders in the classroom and playground, through their promote for other students, or their involvement in academic, sporting, cultural or community events and projects. Kindergarten is an imperative year of schooling as children formally start to flourish their literacy and numeracy skills. Teachers will sit with your child when they begin school to assess your child's literacy and numeracy skills so that they can prosper an good teaching program that caters for your child. This year students become more involved in school routines and remain to flourish their social skills as they interact with other children in the classroom and playground. You can assist your child develop their literacy and numeracy skills by taking an energetic interest in what they're learning. The results of the NAPLAN test aid teachers confront the individual literacy and numeracy needs of students. Year 6 is the last year of primary school and an exciting time as students can take a leadership role in our school. We work together with lofty schools to help our Year 6 students to have a prosperous begin to lofty school. Starting tall school and How to have a great year at tall school View videos of Year 7 students introducing primary students to high school life, plus great tips on making friends and getting organized. Parents' guide to the MSW primary syllabus (also in community languages) Base statement for Years 5 and 6 (PD 56KB) Curriculum activities Leadership in the middle years program Transition to high school (also in community languages) From primary to tall school How parents can help (also in community languages).