Nundah State School

05/10/2026

Welcome back to Term 4, Nundah!

We hope everyone had a lovely break and is feeling refreshed and ready for the final term of the school year.

Term 4 is always a busy and exciting one, with plenty of learning, activities, celebrations and opportunities ahead. We are looking forward to seeing our students reconnect with friends, settle back into their routines and finish the year with confidence and pride.

Here’s to a happy, positive and successful final term for our whole Nundah community.

04/10/2026

Our Gift of the Week is... Optimistic

As we begin Term 4, our focus is on approaching the weeks ahead with optimism, confidence and a positive mindset.

At Nundah State School, we believe optimism is something we can strengthen through the way we think and respond. Our motto, “If it is to be, it is up to me,” reminds students that their choices, effort and attitude can make a real difference.

Optimism helps us view challenges as opportunities to learn and grow. By choosing positive thoughts and actions, students can build confidence, work towards their goals and support those around them.

As we start the new term, let’s encourage one another to look ahead with hope, believe in what is possible and make Term 4 a positive and successful one.

18/09/2026

🚨 School Watch 🚨

With schools empty over the holidays, they can become targets for break-ins, arson, theft, graffiti and property damage. These incidents create costs that affect our whole community.

The School Watch program is a partnership between the Department of Education, Protective Services Group and Queensland Police. It encourages everyone to look out for and report anything suspicious, even if it seems minor.

👀 Look. Listen. Report.
📞 Call School Watch on 13 17 88
🚓 If you see a crime in progress, call Triple Zero (000).

Together, we can help keep Nundah State School safe these holidays.

18/09/2026

Wishing our Nundah community a joyful break. We look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday, 6 October 2026!

17/09/2026

Free Dress Day: Friday, 18 September 2026

The Student Council invites all students to wear sun safe free dress on Friday, 18 September, for a gold coin donation.

All funds raised will support the Student Council Project to purchase a new cold water bubbler for the school, helping students stay cool and hydrated throughout the day.

We look forward to a fun and colourful day while supporting a great cause.

Please remember to wear sun safe clothing and bring a gold coin donation.

15/09/2026

P&C Meeting Tonight
Join us tonight for our Nundah State School P&C meeting.

All parents and carers are welcome. It is a great opportunity to hear what is happening around the school, share ideas and get involved.
Joining online? Scan the QR code or click the Teams link in the comments below.

14/09/2026

13/09/2026

Our Gift of the Week is.... Reflective.

As we come to the end of Term 3, it is the perfect time for our students to practise being reflective. At Nundah, we encourage reflection as a way of learning from both our successes and our challenges.

This week marks the last of our Student Led Conferences, providing a valuable opportunity for students to reflect on their learning, recognise the progress they have made, celebrate their achievements and identify areas they would like to continue developing. Sharing these reflections with families also helps students take greater ownership of their learning and feel proud of how far they have come.

Then, on Friday, our Student Council Free Dress Day gives students a fun opportunity to express themselves while also reflecting on the importance of belonging, participation and contributing positively to our school community.

Being reflective means taking a moment to think about our actions, experiences and feelings. When something interesting, challenging or enjoyable happens, we can pause and ask ourselves: How did it go? What did I do well? What did I learn? What could I try differently next time?

In the classroom and beyond, reflection helps students understand not only what they have achieved, but also how they achieved it and what steps they can take next. It encourages curiosity, resilience, confidence and a willingness to keep learning.

By being reflective, our students discover that every experience, big or small, is an opportunity to learn, improve and shine even brighter.

06/09/2026

Our Gift of the Week is… Collaborative.

At Nundah, we see cooperation as the first step, an important foundation that grows into the richer skill of true collaboration. Collaboration goes beyond simply working alongside others. It involves listening carefully, sharing ideas, adapting, encouraging one another and combining individual strengths to achieve a shared goal.

This week, we will see wonderful examples of collaboration through both our Student Led Conferences and the Nundah Village Festival. During Student Led Conferences, our students will take an active role in sharing their learning, reflecting on their progress and talking about their goals with their families and teachers. These conversations are a valuable example of students, families and staff working together to support learning and growth.

The Nundah Village Festival is another special opportunity for our students and school community to come together, contribute and celebrate our connection with the wider Nundah community. Whether performing, participating, helping behind the scenes or supporting others, our students continue to show that successful collaboration is built on communication, respect, shared responsibility and encouragement.

We are incredibly proud of the way our students continue to demonstrate collaboration, confidence, commitment and school spirit. These experiences remind us that when we work together, listen to one another and value the strengths each person brings, we can achieve so much more as a community.