Active Autumn update! Collectively, our junior students have already run the incredible distance to Ringwood!

Recently, I was away from my family, and when I returned home, I was delighted to see that Drew (my husband) had done the washing—but even more exciting was seeing Lola using the Maths Kit that was sent home after our Maths Expo Night. She proudly taught Finn, my...

Sleep is really important. It helps bodies grow, boosts the mood, supports learning, and keeps immune systems strong.

Check out this blog for tips and links to help you and your family stay on top of head lice in a primary school environment.

As many of you are no doubt aware there has been a recent surge in viral infections including Flu, RSV, Covid and Gastro within the community. Even though the summer sun is still shining it seems that cold and influenza season is here. As the weather continues to...

At Badger Creek Primary School, we are proud of our ongoing commitment to understanding, supporting, and celebrating the diverse backgrounds of our students and families.

This week, our whole school jumped into a fun and interactive cyber safety session with Trent from the Cyber Safety Project. Each year level took part in an engaging, age-appropriate session focused on building essential digital safety skills to learn to stay safe and smart online.

Your child will get the best out of their Badger Creek Primary School experience when they attend every day. f you would like support to achieve this, please do not hesitate to reach out to any of the Badger Creek staff. You can chat with your child’s classroom teacher, call the office on (03)59624019 or email us at badger.creek.ps@educatiuon.vic.gov.au 

Everyday Counts!

This week, we have been focusing on our value ‘Be Kind’. We learnt about the differences between being Mean on Purpose, having a Conflict, and Bullying.

The Scholastic Book Fair will be held in the Library from Wednesday 21st May to Friday 23rd May. The Fair will be open after school from 3:30 to 4:00 on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and before school from 8:30 to 9:00 on Thursday and Friday only. Students will have the opportunity to visit the Book Fair with their class during the day on Thursday 22nd May.

Establishing a consistent routine is one of the most valuable things parents can do for their children. Routines help children feel safe, secure, and in control of their environment. When they know what to expect, especially in a world that often feels unpredictable, it reduces anxiety and builds confidence. Simple daily routines—like regular mealtimes, bedtime rituals, and homework hours—create structure that nurtures emotional and behavioural development.