Ermington Public School

💙💛Today our SRC students visited a local aged care facility, sharing games, music, creativity and companionship. These activities were all driven by their own ideas and initiative.

The smiles captured today speak volumes. The connection, joy and kindness shared between residents and students is something truly special.

Thanks Mrs D and Mr L for allowing this great initiative to happen. 💙💛

Wacky Wednesday was the theme for our Year 6 fundraising day! 💛💙

Students dressed as teachers, teachers dressed as teachers, crazy hair, crazy socks, and lots of laughter. It was a great day supporting our Year 6 students and creating plenty of smiles along the way. 👨‍🏫👩‍🏫

🏃‍♂️🏃🏽‍♀️Great to have our Run Club back this morning. A glorious way to start the day! Well done to all participants and a big shout-out to our teachers for their support. 🏃‍♂️🏃🏽‍♀️

Our Year 6 students had their second last Peer Support session last week and it’s been incredible to see how much they’ve grown throughout the program.
They’ve built meaningful connections with students across the school, developing confidence in themselves, and shown real leadership in the way they communicate and support others. It’s been especially rewarding to see all students step outside their comfort zones, learn more about who they are, and take pride in the positive impact they’re having.
With one final session this week, we look forward to celebrating everything they’ve achieved and the positive connections they’ll carry forward.

Our school band made us so proud at the Hills Eisteddfod this afternoon! 🎶✨

Thank you to Mr Masman for his dedication and to our parents for their ongoing support and for allowing these young musicians to shine.

Congratulations to our band members on a brilliant performance, we couldn't be prouder! 👏🌟

Our Stage 3 Wallumai Warriors had an excellent time learning all about traditional Aboriginal tools, weapons and cultural items. They did an excellent job at creating their own bracelets by weaving dried leaves with emu feathers. To top it all off, they also got to taste some delicious bushfood, made using Indigenous ingredients, including a jam made from wild raspberries and a pesto made from Warrigal greens and macadamia nuts!

Thank you to Koori Kinections and City of Ryde for having us 💙💛

Walk to School Day! 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️
Thank you to our SRC students for their great ideas in making the day a success. 💙💛

Today our school proudly participated in Wear Orange Wednesday 🧡

It was a WOW of a day as we showed our appreciation for the incredible volunteers of the State Emergency Service (SES). Thank you for all that you do to keep our communities safe! 🧡