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COVID-19 Communications and Resources
| Date | Communications |
|---|---|
ACT Government Resources Education Directorate Resources Melrose High School Resources | |
| 5 October | |
| 1 October | Email - Preparing for Term 4 |
| 30 September | Students received Term 4 timetable and class link via student email |
| 16 September | |
| 14 September | Email - Term 4 and Remote Learning |
| 10 September | |
| 8 September | Email - Student Progress reports Email - Parent Teacher interviews - Booking details |
| 3 September | |
| 31 August | |
| 30 August | |
| 27 August | Email - Week 7 - Update 3 - Support systems for diverse students and Assessment |
| 24 August | |
| 23 August | Email - Week 7 Update 1 - Vaccinations & Transport Canberra |
| 20 August | |
| 19 August | Personalised email sent to students with Google Meet Check In codes and Week 7 & 8 Timetable |
| 12 August | Email - Home Learning |
Posted on 20 Aug 2021
Lockdown Food Delivery
Dear parents and carers
We understand that with a growing number of people in quarantine or isolation that some households are finding it difficult to get groceries delivered in a timely manner due to demand.
Please see if you can get a friend or family member who isn’t subject to quarantine or isolation requirements to do a grocery shop for you and leave it on your doorstep.
However, if you need to order home delivery, there are a range of options to consider when ordering groceries.
As well as the major supermarkets, a number of other grocers and independent supermarkets also offer delivery.
For further information go to: https://www.covid19.act.gov.au/community/access-help#Grocery-delivery-options
Posted on 20 Aug 2021
COVID Update -14 August
The ACT Chief Minister announced that from 5pm today ACT public school students should stay at home while the ACT enters a seven-day COVID-19 lock-down. Families should keep their children at home if they can. All ACT public schools will remain open for vulnerable children and for children whose parents cannot work from home.
During this period, home learning resources by year level are available on the Education Directorate’s website for students and families to undertake self-directed learning from home during this period.
Our teachers will be spending this time preparing to move to remote learning should the lockdown be extended.
All students aged 13 and older are required to wear masks at all times outside of the home. Younger children are exempt. Any person who has a physical or mental health illness or condition, or disability, which makes wearing a face mask unsuitable is not required to wear a mask. As you can appreciate, this is a fast-moving situation and we will do our best to keep you informed. To assist parents, carers and the broader school community, frequently asked questions and other information is available on the Education Directorate website. I’d like to acknowledge the strength of our school community. I’d also like to acknowledge this has been a challenging period for our families and students, and I thank you for your continued support of each other. I will write to you if further decisions are made that impact our school.
Please also regularly check the latest advice from ACT Health at Home - COVID-19 (act.gov.au), and more information will be available from ACT Health social media channels.
POSTPONED until another day:
- Athletics Carnival
- School Satisfaction survey
Posted on 12 Aug 2021
POSTPONED - Athletics Carnival - FRIDAY 13 August
The focus of the day will be on participation in the traditional events and having fun. We strongly advise that students bring adequate sun protection including hat, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing for all weather conditions. Students will not be permitted to leave the venue during the day. As it is Friday the 13th we urge all students to come along in their house colours with a spooky twist, for a fun day at the track.
WHEN: Friday 13 August 2021
TIME: 8:50am – 3:00pm
WHERE: Woden Athletics Track, Woden Park, Ainsworth St Phillip ACT 2606
TRAVEL: Students will be required to make their own way to and from the venue. Students will be dismissed from the venue at the end of the day.
COST: Nil- a canteen will be running on the day
FOOD: Students are required to supply their own healthy food/snacks and water for the day. A Canteen will also be run by the Big Picture classes.
Posted on 12 Aug 2021
Big Picture Information Evening
Posted on 02 Aug 2021
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