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Dear Parents I am so very impressed with the manner in which staff and students have now settled in to the new school structure.

Mr Weckert is the Deputy-Student Services. Each fortnight he will share information pertinent in supporting our students to achieve success at Castletown Primary School. Today's article includes Attendance, Behaviour Management and the Virtues Project and WA Public School Leadership Strategy.

Mrs Fetherston is the Deputy - Curriculum.  Each fortnight in the newsletter she will share information pertaining to curriculum at Castletown Primary School. Today's article includes STEM Learning Project, Incursions and Excursions, Online Learning Programs, NAPLAN 2019, Brightpaths and Assemblies.

On Wednesday EC3 went to the Scitech show. 

The Year 1/2s are starting on our STEM projects. The Year two's task is to create a water tank that collects clean water.

The Year 3s and 4s thoroughly enjoyed the SCITECH visit this week and getting their hands sticky with the workshops, where we had to create a coating from different powders and liquids for a tablet that would not start to dissolve until after 20 seconds.

We’re very pleased to inform you that our school has implemented a phone app called Updat-ed that will make connecting with you so much more convenient.  

It’s been all go in the Senior Area, with Year 5 and 6 students working feverishly in class and behind the scenes.

We have made a great start on our 2019 musical journey. The course for the year has been outlined with a focus on Choral Performances in Term 1 & 4 and the  Instrumental Program in Term 2 & 3.This should see us prepared well in advance for the Esperance Music Festival.

Dear Parents I am wishing you all a very warm welcome to the 2019 school year here at Castletown PS. Many thanks to the students, staff and parents who have worked so hard to ensure a positive and professional focus as we settle in for an excellent year of teaching and learning.