Treendale Primary School

24/08/2026

🎩💙 FATHER’S DAY STALL! 💙🎩

The Father’s Day Stall is back for 2026!

We will be running Tuesday 1st - Thursday 3rd September in the Conference Room, with students visiting during school hours.

Your child’s teacher will let you know their scheduled class day/time via Seesaw.

🎁 Gifts range from $1–$10
🛍️ Maximum $10 spend / 2 gifts per child
💵 CASH ONLY — please send money in a clearly marked ziplock bag
⭐️ Thursday lunchtime will be available for any second chance shoppers!

Whether it’s Dad, Pop, Stepdad, Uncle, Brother or another special father figure.. there’s a little something waiting to be chosen with love 🫶🏻

Happy shopping legends! ✨

24/08/2026

13/08/2026

🌟 Symphony of Stories 🌟 Get ready for Book Week at Treendale Primary School 2026. Dress up as your favourite book character and join us for our much-loved Book Week Parade on Friday 28 August. 📚🎉

11/08/2026

🚀 Rocket to Reading! 🚀

Students can earn rewards and go into prize draws simply by reading at home and recording their reading nights.

Let's work together to build a love of reading and help our students read more, learn more, and go further! 📚✨🚀

09/08/2026

💙 Our Give a Damn, Give a Can food drive is back! Donations of canned and non-perishable food items are welcome at the Front Office until 22 September.

07/08/2026

🌟 Symphony of Stories 🌟 Get ready for Book Week at Treendale Primary School 2026. Dress up as your favourite book character and join us for our much-loved Book Week Parade on Friday 28 August. 📚🎉

02/08/2026

Last week, Room 18 focused on “Growing Resilience”. We actively practiced using the 4 Resilience expectations of Cooperation, Courage, Flexibility and Persistence to make NAIDOC loom bracelets!

01/08/2026

🍊 Learning is sweet at Treendale Primary School! 🍊
Our students recently enjoyed a hands-on maths investigation using fresh oranges kindly picked by Evie from her Grandad's farm.
As part of their learning about fractions and estimation, each orange was carefully cut into eighths. Students were challenged to estimate how many eighths they would need to make 200 mL of orange juice before putting their predictions to the test.

22/07/2026

As part of a collaborative Early Years NAIDOC project, each class explored one of the six Noongar seasons through stories, discussions and creative experiences. Every early years class created an artwork representing their assigned season, which is proudly displayed on the pin boards in ECE.

To celebrate the students' creativity, their artwork was transformed using AI into an animated video. This video will become a valuable teaching resource, helping future Early Years students learn about the Noongar seasons in an engaging and meaningful way.