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Bellaire Primary School is a primary school in Highton. School Scoop turns Bellaire Primary School newsletters into one-page parent summaries with key dates, forms, payments, reminders, calendar links and useful updates.
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Families will find a principal update, sport updates, and assembly news in this Bellaire Primary School update.
24 Jun -- They will explore how to recognise their emotions, stay 👉 – Casual Cuthbert Day
26 Jun -- This is a fantastic achievement and a testament to - LAST DAY OF
26 Jun -- The Cuthbert House Captains originally selected Fancy Friday for . However, as
26 Jun -- Using safe hands and feet Then, on , ALL students are invited to
26 Jun -- LAST DAY OF
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Principal's Message: The Primary School was presented with the SWPBS weeks have certainly flown by, and we are proud of Silver Award in recognition of the outstanding work Dates: the many opportunities our students have undertaken by our...
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