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Newsletter · 16 September 2026

School events

Term 4 commences at 9am on 5th October. The Year 6 Production is at 1.30pm on 13th October, and the Colour Run is on 16th October.

Learning update

CPS offers high-ability, extension and enrichment programs across STEM, mathematics, english and literacy, strategic thinking, coding, leadership and academic competitions. Many are funded by CPS, while STEMpals, Born to Soar, Chess Mates, G.A.T.E.WAYS and ICAS are supported through parent funding.

Learning update

Participation in these programs lets students engage with challenging learning beyond the standard curriculum and develop higher-order thinking, creativity, reasoning and problem-solving skills. Students also work with like-minded peers from CPS and other schools and connect with STEM professionals, mentors and secondary school students.

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