North Melbourne Primary School newsletter

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From the school’s newsletter published on 16 September 2026.

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School events

Sports Colours Day is on 17 September, with a gold coin donation to raise funds for new inclusive sport equipment. Term 3 ends on 18 September, with a whole school assembly at 9:15am at the Molesworth Street Campus, and finish times of 2:15pm at the Errol Street Campus and 2:30pm at the Molesworth Street Campus.

Learning update

Term 4 begins on 5 October and runs for 11 weeks, with the Year 6 True North Program on Wednesdays 7, 14, 21 and 28 October. Moonee Ponds Division Summer Sport is on 8 October, and 2027 Prep Storytime sessions run on Mondays 12, 19 and 26 October from 3.45-4.15pm.

School notices

2 November is a Pupil Free Day with no school for students, and 3 November is a Public Holiday with no school for staff and students. The NMPS Fete is on 6 November at the Errol St Campus from 4pm-8pm.

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