Kindergarten 2027 enrolments
Kindergarten 2027 orientation dates
Orientation Session #1: Tuesday 10 November 2026, 9:15am - 10:30am
Orientation Session #2: Tuesday 24 November 2026, 9:15am - 10:30am
Kindergarten transition
We are committed to making the Kindergarten transition as smooth, supportive, and exciting for your child as possible. We work in partnership with you to ensure each student is set up for success right from the start of their educational journey.
Children can begin Kindergarten at the start of the school year if they turn 5 on or before July 31 of that year. All children must be enrolled in compulsory schooling by their 6th birthday.
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Getting ready for primary school
The 'Getting ready for primary school guide' is a useful tool to assist you in preparing your child for their transition into kindergarten. If you have any questions after reading this guide, please contact our friendly office staff.
Best Start Assessment
Best Start Kindergarten Assessment identifies student’s literacy and numeracy skills on entry to Kindergarten. All Kindergarten students complete the literacy and numeracy assessment in the first full 5 weeks of school.
The assessment does not require students to prepare or study, so don’t be concerned if your child can’t answer all the questions. The Best Start Kindergarten Assessment provides teachers with information so they can plan effective teaching and learning programs.
Daisy's first day
Daisy's first day is a wonderful short story you can read with your child in the lead up to starting Kindergarten.
Join Daisy on her first day of school. Will you love school like Daisy does?
How you can help at home
Learn how to dress independently
Get your child to practise putting on and taking off school shoes, socks, jumpers and raincoats independently.
Using lunchboxes
Encourage your child to practise opening and closing their lunch boxes independently.
Packing and carrying the school bag
Familiarise your child with their school bag and practise packing and unpacking essential items.
Practising social skills
Give your child plenty of opportunities to have cooperative play with other children. Practise sharing and taking turns and discuss how their own behaviour can affect others.
Fine motor and gross motor skills
Practise using scissors safely and holding them correctly. Practise holding a pencil with control and encourage your child to hold it with the correct grip. Encourage your child to participate in a variety of indoor and outdoor play and activities that foster balance and coordination.
Practise writing their first name
Children entering Kindergarten can practise writing their first name with a beginning capital letter and lowercase letters for the remainder.
Read with your child
We strongly encourage parents to read with their children every day for 15 minutes. This helps children practise sitting still and listening. When you finish reading, ask your child questions about the stories, like ‘What happened in the story?’ ‘What was your favourite part?’, 'Who was your favourite character and why?'