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Contacts:
Principal: Mrs Rosalie Moorfield
Assistant Principal P-6 Mrs Andrea Taylor
P.O Box 82 Timboon 3268
Telephone: (03)5598 3381
Fax: (03)5598 3507
Email: [email protected]
Website:
http://www.timboonp12.vic.edu.au
School Council President: Chris Hibburt
School Captains: Joel Moriarty, Georgia
Barnett, Darcy Tribe, Rebecca Vogels,
Alister McConnell and Georgia Bentley
TSPA President: Charlene Payne
Our School values system is built on the foundation of the Covey Habits of Highly Effective People
Starting School at Timboon P-12 School
Transition Events at Timboon P-
12 School
School tours.
Kinder/Classroom visits - will develop familiarisation with the school environment.
Group work with current preps & Literacy lessons with teachers - will build relationships in preparation for 2016.
Bus safety lesson– for all kinder students.
Parent information evening- 7pm. Room A8, December 2nd- Focussing on school programs, uniform, booklist and class lists.
Transition afternoon 7th December, 2pm
ENROLMENT PROCESS All students are expected to be
enrolled at school by Friday 21st August
2015.
School Tours are available prior to this
date on: Friday 7th August at 9:30 am
and Thursday 13th August at 9:30 am
Please contact the school on 55983381
to book in for one of these tours.
Enrolment forms need to be delivered
to the school with the following
documents that will be photocopied
Birth certificate
Immunisation certificate
Proof of residence
Every child is unique, not only capable of
learning but also capable of succeeding...
Timboon P-12 School
The core purpose of this school, as defined in
the Strategic Plan is: Timboon P-12 School is
committed to continuous improvement in our
learning and teaching that reflects current
and future learning needs. Our school is
striving to develop a culture that provides
quality learning opportunities with a focus on
ensuring that all members of the school
community have the best options for success.
The school provides a comprehensive
curriculum with a strong focus on literacy and
numeracy. Daily instruction is based around
Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Quality
of Task and Feedback. Our motto of
“Strength Through Understanding” guides our
daily core business. Curriculum initiatives
include the Café Reading Menu, Primary
Science Coaches, an Early Years Numeracy
program, VCOP writing, VCAL at years 11 and
12, a wide selection of VET subjects. An
extensive list of VCE subjects is available to
students as they prepare for their transition
out of school. A comprehensive transition
program runs between years P-12 which
ensures students are supported in their
transition into, through and from school. The
'Covey Habits’ provide a common language
and values system.
ABOUT US:
Timboon P-12 School is well known for its ‘TAP’ (Timboon Agriculture Project)
program. This program taps into the vibrant agriculture industry that directly in-
volves 70% of our families. A P-12 approach to the teaching of agriculture is en-
couraged and is extensively supported by local business and the farming commu-
nity. We offer the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden program and are an
‘Asthma Friendly’ ‘Kids Matter’, ‘Sun Smart’ accredited school. Community part-
nerships are highly valued by the school. Timboon and District Healthcare services
provide a wide variety of health and welfare programs and a joint venture be-
tween Timboon P-12 School and the Corangamite Shire has resulted in a School/
Community Library and a shared sporting complex. In addition to the comprehen-
sive classroom programs offered in literacy and numeracy, an integrated curricu-
lum program and unit system address the domains of Science, Humanities/
History, Design and Technology, The Arts, Civics and Citizenship, and Health.
These domains are also cross referenced with the literacy program. Specialist P-6
and 7-12 teachers provide targeted instruction in designated areas. Interdiscipli-
nary, personal and social learning are addressed within the domains and support-
ed by a range of Outdoor Education camps and excursions. The school is an active
participant in district sport competitions as well as providing opportunities for
students to participate in instrumental music via our “Rock Bands Program” avail-
able from year 5. Leadership roles exist throughout the school ranging from
House Captains, IT Captains, School Captains and SRC members.
PREP CURRICULUM All prep students will have access to the following :
Physical Education
Perceptual Motor Program
Visual Arts
Performing Arts (music & drama)
Science
Japanese
Library
Computers ICT