It was announced, by The West Australian, yesterday that our school is participating in a cross-sectoral generative AI Pilot. The pilot will explore the use of generative AI to reduce workload for teachers in planning teaching and learning activities aligned to the mandatory curriculum. I will have more information to share on what this looks

https://wwwfacebook.com/share/r/4H4wcz3rmTE26hVb/?mibextid=oFDknk The Minister for Education, Dr Tony Buti MLA, enjoyed his visit to Lesmurdie PS last week. He had this to say, “The Students and staff at Lesmurdie Primary are loving their new facilities. There is a big focus on student wellbeing at the school with daily meditation and a running club. It’s great to

Nominations are called to fill 2024 vacancies on the Lesmurdie Primary School Board. The Lesmurdie Primary School Board is an engaged, effective governing body. In developing our new Business Plan 2024 – 2026, we drew upon the Board’s knowledge of the school and the community, ensuring the continuing relevance of our vision, mission and priorities.

The 2024 class lists will be displayed outside the Library, from 9am on Monday 29 January. Whilst on site, parents are asked to keep children off the new climbing equipment prior to school starting as it has not yet been commissioned for use. We are hopeful it will be ready for day one on Wednesday.

School starts on Wednesday 31 January. Every day at school your child will learn something new. Every day they build on what they know. We look forward to seeing you soon. The 2024 class lists will be displayed outside the Library, from 9am on Monday 29 January. You may now access the school via the

Tuesday is Crazy Sock Day. Students may wear free dress and crazy socks. Please bring a gold coin donation for our Sister School in Cambodia. If you have ordered socks through the P&C fundraiser, these will be delivered to classrooms on Monday.

The 2023 Premier’s Reading Challenge Students are invited to to uncover great mysteries through the world of books for the Premier’s Reading Challenge. The challenge is to log 12 or more book titles during the challenge. This year there are new and more extraordinary prizes for readers. The 2023 challenge runs from Monday 8 May

The Willoughby Road carpark has a new Entry. When the children return on Wednesday 26 April, please adhere to the new signs painted on the bitumen. The entry is now closest to the nature playground and the exit is near to the corner of Sanderson Road.

We love to celebrate the children’s birthdays throughout the year. Your child’s birthday is announced over the PA system during Lesmurdie PS’ morning messages. We also sing ‘Happy Birthday’. Due to health and safety precautions, allergies and dietary needs, please do not bring cakes or lollies to school to be handed out during or after

  We’d love your feedback! Please follow the parent survey link to the online ‘survey’ and enter the survey code: CTNkhFNJ. Remember to also enter the prize draw (link emailed previously).