JUNIOR SCHOOL

Junior School Newsletter
As we come to the end of another busy and successful year, I would like to thank our Junior School students, families and staff for your ongoing support, commitment and partnership. It has been a year filled with learning, growth and memorable experiences, and we are incredibly proud of everything our students have achieved.
A special congratulations to all students who recently completed their final assessment tasks. These tasks provided an important opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning growth across the year, and it has been wonderful to see the effort, perseverance and pride shown in their work.
Our Activities Week was a highlight for students across the Junior School.
Year 7 students enjoyed a range of exciting experiences, including the Supreme Incursion, a fun and energetic day at Funfields, and an educational visit to the Zoo. These activities provided valuable opportunities for teamwork, confidence building and connection with peers.
Year 8 students also had an action-packed week, taking part in Ice Skating, a day at Funfields, and an inspiring visit to IMAX and the Museum. These experiences supported learning beyond the classroom and helped strengthen friendships as students prepare for their next stage of secondary school.
Congratulations to all award recipients from our annual Awards Night. We are incredibly proud of the students recognised for their achievements and contributions, and we thank all families who joined us to celebrate this special evening at Greenvale Secondary College.
As we look ahead, we are excited for our Year 8 students as they transition into Year 9, and for our Year 7 students as they move forward no longer being the youngest cohort in the school. We look forward to seeing our students continue to grow in confidence, leadership and independence next year.
Thank you once again for a wonderful year. We wish all Junior School families a safe, restful and enjoyable break.
Kind regards,
Junior School Team
Greenvale Secondary College