Homework

Currently, we are trialling a new approach to homework based on feedback from staff, students, and parents. This initiative aims to engage more students in homework and give students the opportunity to work on a longer-term project outside of school hours.

Homework for Years 1-6 is designed to foster independent and collaborative skills in students. We are currently trialling STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) homework activities that encourage creativity and critical thinking. By engaging in STEAM-related tasks, students can explore concepts through hands-on projects, collaborative problem-solving, and creative expression. This approach promotes a love for learning and prepares them for future challenges in a rapidly evolving world.

Homework for our students in Early Stage 1 follow a traditional homework approach to help practice and build the foundation skills that are taught in Kindergarten.

Please see below for links to homework tasks for Years 1-6 for 2025.

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Homework Showcase

Check out some of the outstanding homework contributions from 2025.

It's important to note that homework is not compulsory for students in Years 1-6. We understand that each student has unique circumstances, and we encourage families to engage with homework in a way that suits their needs. For those who choose to work on homework projects, we invite students to bring their completed work in on the due date to participate in our learning exhibition. This event provides an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their creativity and learning, share their projects with peers, and celebrate their efforts in a supportive environment. By emphasising participation rather than obligation, we aim to foster a positive attitude towards learning and encourage students to take pride in their accomplishments.

If you are looking for more learning-from-home opportunities for your children, please see the following links. These resources provide a variety of activities that can enhance your child's learning experience and support their development in engaging ways.

Learning Potential

NSW DoE Literacy and Numeracy Resources for Parents

NSW DoE Every Day Maths